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AZ noon spots-Quict limited inquiry.
Sales, 5000 bales, of which American
u $40 bales. Receipts. 1000 bales, Of
which American II, 100 bales. Closing quota
tons were ~ follows. Ordinary 4'.d, good
ordinary, . l.lGd. low middling b5.iGd, good
middling SID; middling uplanls, . 0.lGd.
middling Orleans, SD.
Futures opened quiet at decline aud closed
barely steady.
These prices are given In pence and GIths.
thus iGJ means i.Gj.Gid, and j.Oi means
5t.Gid,l
AtJp m--.July, 535d, sellers July-Au-
gust. ASA, sellers. August September 62'h,
sellers September October. 5lSd, buyers,
Octohcr.Nuycmhcr, 5.l3d. sellers, Noycn.
Der. December, 5iid. sellers, December Jan.
unry, AHA, sellers; January-fchrunry,
blid, sellers. September, b.2Oi, sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
| gUNtUtf ItiV IA iaa4s
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STATIONS

lIoNE testimonials are most reliable, and
n you will sci Il your name aud address We
will send statements Of numbers OF the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
mcnt IL never fails. Fifty cents aud 81
per bottle Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester, 2s3 Main street
" =
Two million feet Of lumber belonging TO
Montgomery, Champaign 4 Co, and ID.
NJ. Avery at Muskcgan, Mich, burned
Yesterday. Loss $4,000
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ConN Mr,i= standard, s. SSa2oo. pearl
tiiU roller. a. iual o.. quiet
BrNs ANU riAs-NaNy beans t2.5a, me.
dium - ~.
oar Mru-ln half bfls $3.50 from store.
ftnyu Hfnm store. common, si2i fami-
~. si5i. choice, ttW. fancy. sL2E extra
fancy, Siub. Iatcnt SaVltth.a ~, quiet
CH,,gEE,-Sila, treble extra, h'tc. ginger
snaps. 6'bftsU. assorted juuihlvs, iuGttaC
CuvGIp Wur,t-lu half brls. si.5U irum
Eturr.
lluuIN, ,Np OURS Prom store, t12.
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since September l, $50, 432 bales, against &c.,,
1877 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 1901 bales, as
against 475 bales same week last year since
September /, 627 1877 bales, as against $40, 593
bales same time last year. Weeks saies,
l,425 bales; exporters, $50 bales, and spin
ners, l,075 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed dull and
easy; middling 10 ll-l6c. Sales, 30l bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, 7 10
l6c;good ordinary, 0%c; low middling, loAc;
middlng, 10 il-l6c; good middling, lie;
middlng fair, l1sec; fair, l2kc
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows; July, l0.a@l0.65; August, 1867
@lO6S, September, l0S0@l0.sl; October, 9.67
@95s; November, o 49@05O, December, 040
@95o January, 055@9.5Gc; February, o.G2@
9.63; March, 97O@07l; April, 07s@979;
May, 0SG@os7. Sales, 81, 500 bales.
Weekly cotton statement, for week ending
| July 20 1855
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, H.. July 20-The Dyorers Jour
nal reports Cattle-Rcccipts, 10000; ship
ments, 1000. Market slow. 10c lower;
beeves s42O@G30 stockers and feeders,
$2.00@3 80; cows, bulls and mixed, $l.s0@
$40; Texas cattle, $245.
ogs-Reccipts, 10000 shipments, 5000.
Market opened l5M20c higher, but closed
weaker; mixed, $59OdG.20; heavy, $1,000
GAO; light, $5.s5@0.25 skips $4.0o@5.65.
shcep--Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000.
Market strong; natives, 81. 75di60; west
ems, shorn, 80 s0@i. 10; lambs, $5.00@6.OO
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t.IarnfIe..

suaAE-Pure white. 5,sc. on white. INC.
yellow clarified 5gr rchncd A, 7ac,
standard graduated, SEC powdered, sac,
cut loaf. Sac strong and active.
Cofrtt-Jomnion, DC. ordinary, i6c; fair
iic. prime Rio, ~, choice 10 fancy, lpC, old
goysrnnsnt 3uOtJlc steady.
E,o.--ioui,iuna. attaifc, Carolina 0,fc
quiet
CISSEb Goops pue apple, si.7s peaches,
2 lbs, standard, ilOO. 5 ~, standard, o.. ~,
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rro,I.ioas.

FISH Mackcrei. half brls. No. I. o. -. No.
.. fGfS lob kit No. I. Ma. No. 2 fi.tO
Dfy herring. family, aSC per box
fHrsH Mr,s--Chuicc beet, headquarters,
lee i1rcqunriefu S.. second grade hindqunf
ters, n, fovquaricu, -. sheep ~ Hogs
NJ.
Hoo PHopr,rs -, Strong mess pork
iih.bD sugar curd hams, l2dig'tc. break
sides, $50, bulk pork, clear sides stttstc.
clear tb sides, s'.WsAc long clear slsc.
shoulders Gi,c
L,Hp--rcs sac halfbfls. sHc. kcgs, ssc.
choice kettle, pt,c. firm.
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ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 20,-Wool-stcady;
good demand for choice and fair movement
in sandy and inferior. Unwashed-'Bright
medium. li@2i nc; coarse braid, ll@l9c;
low sandy, l0@l7c; fine light, l29lSc; fine
heavy, l0Qi6c. Observation-Disclosures, SS1sc;
inferior 2Sd3oc
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HANathuluc. from store, pic0tti.00, car
load. from lc,cv ~ depot els 5O6tinOl
prime stnrc. tn0tpl De-. car load from lcycr
or drpuL ti1Wli,uD. prairie, frum storr.
Uit15nyi car load, from lcyoc Or depot 5000
wtAu1.
toEN-fr1m sior, white. &c. MIXED, az
from lvvcc ~ depot, white in bulk, hsc. in
say H. Gle. mixed in bulls Sic. la sacks, h's
HE,N-.fpm siorc, 5jc, irOm lcycc of dc.
pot 90 unotllbn.
O,rs-a Prom store, white. sc, mixed. t1c
fr1m lcycc ~ depot white, IN bulk, co.. In
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NEw ORLEANS.

NIW ORLEANS,
The spot market opened steady and closed
firm middling 07sc. Sales 800 bales.
Quotations were MS follows Ordinary,
NC; good ordinary, SIC low middling
0i,c; mddling 9lci good middling,
1910.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady, Ms follows; July, 0oim0od, August
0G0m07O; September 92l@022, October,
9Olm902 November, s.0i@s05 December,
s.07@s.0S January, 0O5a0OG, February,
al3@9l5; March, o22@02E April, Oslo
0.35, May, 0iOd042 Sales $500 bales.
DAILY PoRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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second $3.50. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard,
81 90; lbs, standard, Sl.l5. Strawberries
Sl75 Raspberrics Sl.60. Blackberries $l.25
al. 40. Green cages, $l.75@l.s5 Pears
81. 2Od175 Plums, $l.75. Asparagus, S2'65
CG425. Green corn, sl.75@l40. Green peas,
81. 656ll.90. Cove oysters full weight Id,
DOC; 2lbs, $i.05@l.75; light weight, 10, 65Cg
75c; 2 lbs, Sl0O. Condensed milk--.Crown
$3.50; Eagle, T75; Swiss, 1915. Salmon,
Sls5. sardines, a75; mustard sardiness,
$500. Mackerel, $50; herring mackercl,
$l.25.
sALr---saginaw, 81 ,3O@l35 per bril- Ohio
river 81 2Ogl 25 per brl; SKIS, fine, $3.50
l.i0; coarse, si.l0@l 10; pkts, 2A@1c.
CASDIEs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, sGl0c; fancy assorted, S@l3ci extra
fancy, 1s@25c; firm.
CnEEsE--Ncw York factory, Case; full
cream, 12@l3c; Young America, l3gl4c.
MoLAssEs--- Louisiana, common 10 fair 70
M25c; prime to choice, S3@3Sci fancy, 400
Acc; ccntrifugals, common TO fair, 2O@2bc
prime to choice, 3J@35c; syrup, 2o@4oc;
steady,
SCARS AND CANDLEs--soap, 3@51sc. Can
dies, full weight, Toe.
STARCII---3XM3Lc
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady. middlinr loc. sales, 80 bales
including none last evening 81 which none
20 exporters aud oil 10 suinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, re good ordinary $50. Low
middllnF. Csc. middliuF lee good mid.
ding. 10 b-lGc, midllinF fair lose fair,
nominal dusty, ho 10 ic lower
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Arrivals--City of Monroe 81. Louis; City
OF Cairo, Natchez DeSoto, Cincinnati; James
Lee, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Osccola.
Departurcs--City Of Monroe, NatcIez; City
OF Cairo, st. Louis; Dcsoto, Cincinnati; Gay
osn, Paducah; James Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee Osceola.
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LNrnANnr ornrAfInNn.
pAILY coIToN sIATENENf.

impou-N aCRRiC M&TRR EL6NR
H,sA1LHRRLC o&sw TMAh 2
ussmen NJ. wagons \ Total. "a balcs
ESpous-N 6CRN. .C,o&SwRR 20 To-
tsl ~ balcs
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wEIKLY coTToN sTAIsNrNf

Receipts o, aomphis for the week ending
July 20, sls bales ~ against 2I5 bale, Las,
week, and s2p hale. srns week las, year,
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oil md IurOenfinc.

CLEVELAND, o., July .-Pctroleum--
Easy; ll0o, nc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 20.-Turpentine
Firm. "A Ac
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rr.Aio.,.. Tr.eli.s. Erup,cn.. letter w,,sfbrssh.
y,isii, Heat. ussls Insect pio aud suhs, rpni
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tsss HAo,ss MAGNOLIA BALM 9TH you 10th.
ssAsias. nouptslns. home and oil Rur.i Rssoftsi
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Nfnre of the Rivers.

OFFICE SigSAL sERviCr, y. g A.
MENrHH, July -, y. m. !
The following observations arr taken at all sta.
tlons named In the 18th meridian time, which Il
one hour later than Memphis time.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

issaf.ss rsfise, oo-r's,er and ,ssps The rsss.
ss,s. tt~s ,na N.sds Hgn ,sa anestA. Try ~
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE ca PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middline Cotton, ioc
b Sales Today, 100 Baies-The Tone
Of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
ArrFA
ERInAY EYENING

FRIDAY EVENING, July 70, lssS
The money market is now in that CON
dition which is natural 10 II at this time OF
the year. The demand from all sources is
steady and banks are scrutinizing paper
pretty closely and are not encouraging APP
plications freely Rates are firm at per
cent. with no prospect of any reduction
At the same time there is no talk Of any un-
due stringcncy, parties Of undoubted stand
ing experiencing no difficulty whatever in
filling their requirements. 1t is not the
amount but the kind of paper that is
scrutinized.
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,o,,ou Seed, Products.

PRiNE CRunr OII.---Jjd37c; prime summer
yellow, iO04bc; oil summer yellow, 3b'a3sc;
choice cooking summer yellow, idCtiIc;
prime summer whstc, asa ID; prime cotton
seed meal Sl7 .uDGIi7 -, ear load lots, $40;
less than ear load, $500, oil cotton seed
meal SO unnlHuO
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morris
IIonas aud stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded rs the latest quotations.
HANK STOCKS
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DOMESTIC ENCMANaE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, g. per 81 900 premium selling New
Orleans, 50 discount buying, 81 premium
selling Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis.
vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per 1000
premium selling
The local cotton market closed steady with
sales 100 bales, all TO sp,nncrs. Sales for the
week / ,425 bales, Of which $50 to exporters
and l,075 TO spinncrs.
At New Orleans spots closed firm, with
futures quiet and steady. July advanced O
points, the other months declined point.
Liverpool was quiet, limited inquiry, futures
of point, closing barely steady. At Manchcs-
ter; cloths and yarns are dull, limited in
quiry. The New York market closed dull
and easy, with futures steady; the old crop
months declined ? toI points aud the new
closed of point
Hubbard, Price 4 Co. say. Every little
positive animation was shown at any time
during the day. Efforts nt manipulation
seemed to have ceased for the moment, aud
with the bullish feeling toned down, the
tendency appeared To be 10 get rid Of por.
tion Of the August holding and sales 10 real
lie had a weakening influence The offer
ings were fairly taken care Of, but at the
close rates for August contracts stood five
points under last evening The new crop
prices have been fairly maintained, with ap.
parent tendency To buy September at the
large difference In cost The other months
are about unchanged"
.HruHrs
Two cars bran, 100 pkgs butter O60 rolls
bagging . ears bacon, { caN corn, lfb sks
coffee. ear lime. 400 bdls cotton ties, 3D.
pkgs dry goods, Sears hay, Gpkgs hats, . hd
horses and mules, 3OOOO feet lumber, 3 cars
oais % hrla nnininos. ID nkra rice. lnI bflA
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MAGNOLIA BALM

eivss . hs.isNse' bs.suiai SsiV. Drives 20
Dieish.s. Hsss,ss. ho,shssss. t7~pi. = ssaaNsi
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NV YonE, July @-Conec- Spot lair
Rio nominal; options unsettled; July 6@io
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CHICAGO, H., July 2O-Wheat was steady
To firm today for good reasons The early
cables were conflicting rs ON Thursday but
the continental adviccs were bullish and
the taking Of eleven boatlOads ut New York
for export about noon caused rally that
put prices several fractions over the close
last night aud caused August To sell shade
better than the advanced opening price this
morning. Receipts here were As cars, a. 81.
Louis nj, 90, bushels and at all primary wheat
insight markets but 256, 900 bushels. These
were offset by tight clcaranccs at New York,
Philadelphia pnd Baltimore. The action
until near the close was August S096c down
10 sO7sc and up TO 1910. September, S0Ac
down to 703sc and up TO lo}sc
Closing prices were slightly under the top
for the day and little over the close last
night August, sOhc; September, 7oAc,
The corn market was in good condition for
a little action this morning, and selling by n
couple OF heavy local spectators started the
crowd. Helped by the receipts of 226 ears
this morning, the break came easily and Au'
gust sold from ialsc down TO FIsc in short
order Later the feeling changed, the esti-
mate for Saturday was 1870 cars and n slow
rally took August up 10 i7ssc and the close
was at a. &c, or &c under last night Sep.
TENDER sold at 46k@I7}sc, closing at i7l.c.
In oats there was nothing OF special inter
fNl utNtlbV'Ali NIuut uNlHE hblN Niihil
about moderate, and prices remained within
30 small a range that there was no essential
change An active business was witnessed
in provisions and stronger feeling de.
yclopcd. Arrivals Of hogs were light aud
prices l5@2Oc higher. The cOnsumpuye
demand from outside points has improved
and sales Of cash product for immediate and
future shipments showed decided improve
mcnL Shorts were thoroughly scared anc
rushed 10 cover. Offerings were not particu
larly large. The most activity was at III,
opening, when prices touched the highcs
point. August pork touched $3.50, bu
broke 20 1850 and closed at Sl361ls, an al
vance of 7lf@l0c over yesterdays close
January Is $3.50. The English crowd tool
hold Of lard aud August sold at SsI7E@
Ss.52JS aud closed at SAY, net gain o
no Short ribs for August were purchase
freely NJ s. ~ isGg795, y gain Of 121sc.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
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New York Dry Goods Market.
THE RIVERS

NEw York. July GA fair to good bust
ness was reported on seasonablc specialties.
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Miscellaneous.

WIusKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 50Cd6OO Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.5O93.OO; Eastern
ryes, ~. S5G6.Oo, according TO age and make;
common whisky, 05c@Sl.30, according to
proof nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BGGING-0d0l2c
PowDER-Kegs, $500; half kegs, $3.50
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
IllDEs-Dry Hint, No. |, l0c; No, 2, &c; dry
sailed, 5l9@1c green salted, No l. &c, No.
?, SIC green, 3gic; sheepskins, l5c9sl.OC'
irregular.
TIEs---S q.
snor--Drop, Si,35; buck Si.05.
IEAD---tC.
NAILs---lron, 81 10; steel, 81. 25@2,35.
ToHAcco---Common, 2j@3jc; other grades,
35ds Soc.
SNufF-.-Garrett's sl0S5; Ralph's 1925;
Railroad, So 81; Gail Il AK, 1928.
Coat OIL---primc white, wholesale lots 6lsc
per gal
BEEswAx- -lSGt20c.
TALLow---iGtiC.
ooL---liurry grease wool, unwnshcd, lOa
13c; clear grease wool, 2Od Dc; bury washed,
2Om SOC; tub wished 3O6U3Ic.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.

oncrs special excursion rates % IL patrons ior tho
next 81 days-siN MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETURN. including fiatcfpo while ~
Cincinnati. Beats leave Memphis TUESDAYS aud
FRIDAYS, arriving al Cincinnati MONDAYS ana
THURSDAYS, zach bpat carries a nne string
baud. Spciial rates male 81 parties desiring 10
make short trips up tho river on one bat aud 70
turningon another IN ~ lu1 miles OF 600 miles
10 h. gone one day or twelve days fuf till nar.
tculat call on OF addrcss G. n RUSSELL bcncfl
Freight aud Passenger Agent Room u, Cotton III
change Building.
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JIG. SCHMIDT & SON
MAGNOLIA BALM

O. ass tt'Nui.A BALM. Rsry.,. san1ur.
~. fIs,sls. Ma n.'sh,. I.st h. a.,.. ~.
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NIeVr = NuIIimhIlt ~
Delaware a Hudson iili
nul lA0ta a West iuH
Denver a kio u. NJ
fasi Tennessee l0k
ra.l Tenn lot pid, Cps
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Live STOCK.

Choice, $3.50; common 10 good,
per head, 500
Hoos-Choicc light, 5@5'ic; good, i1.Ct5c;
common, 4a6bIisc.
CArrIr---Choicc, 3is@iisc; good, 3h@ic.
scnllaWags, nominal.
snar--Choicc, o., medium, sac; com
mon, III. Goa 1850.
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Household supplies.

ArpLEs None in market except for ship
mcnt. Dried apples, GIs@7lsc per Id, from
store. Dried peaches, sCgOc from store.
FRuIr- Firm. Oranges, $500 per box.
Lemons, sI50Ct5.OO per box. Bananas,
Al OOd2.OJ per bunch.
PickLrs--' Brls $3.50, half brls 800.
POTATOES Firm new, tl.50a2.OO per brl.
PoULTRY.--C hCkcns, spring, u 2J(g2. 80,
mixed a 75@2 %; hens 81. 25tg25O
Foes Steady; boxes, So; eases, $40.
Nurs--C ocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 6dGlic Tennessee, farmers stock,
4Gtjc; roasted, 2l4c higher; shelled, Gg7c.
Pccans. Texas, 0tJl2c.
Recommendations $500 per brl; sl55
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, $3.50 per
crate; vi. per dozen; krnut, brls, $3.50; half
brls, SI.j0. Garlic, Doc per 100
RAisiNs---Londun layers, $500 layers,
$40. California, - JOd3OO.
BuTTER--- Huttcrinc, lbc; creamery, 2Otg
Doe. dairy l5Gll6c, country butter, itGglsc.
CpLR-Ozark, $3.50 yer brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
VINEaAR.-.P Per gal, Sale.
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LEE LINE
JAMES LEE,
For Cincinnati and all Points East

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES tor Eighteen Dol.
lArsi Excursion Season. a fractlon over QUO cent
a mile including meals aud staieroomA
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STEAMBOATS, Leaving.
Movements nj the Leyce.

SATURDAY.
New Orleans. .............CirY OF NEW ORLEANS 70 m
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LONDON, July %, 4p.m -Consols closed at
90 9-l6d for money and '995sd for the ac-
cOrht The amount OF bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance today
was f3l0, 600. Bar silver, AID per ounce
PARIS, July 20.-Three per cent. rentes S3f
571Ec for the account
BANK CLEARINGs.
CucAGo ILL.,, July 20.-Bank clearings,
50, 100000.
New YORK. July 20.-Clearings, 92,os7,-
800; balances. So S3S, 405.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20-Clearings, 81,
400 1856; balances, S57s,622.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 20.-Clcarings, ~,
1853, 05G; balances, $4s2, 800
BosToN, Mass, July 90-Clearings, $l2,
S72, 4i3; balances, H,GlG0GI
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20.-The bank
clearngs today were S0,4O9,7il balances
81 BOB AIS
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Above Low change,
Water. N''"'t'@
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no violence will be offered to this man. He
viii be put in your county Jail until the
next term of your court, when his case
will be heard" He remained unmolested
In the county Jail until court, had his trial,
was convicted, sentenced, had the usual
time allotted condemned criminals and paid
the penalty of the law by hanging. Under
similar circumstances could summary justice
be postponed at the present days
Up to the time of this outbreak Nat
Turner had maintained the character Of a
peaceable and quiet man. Nothing of a
vicious or vindictive spirit was evident in
his previous history. He was rather noted
for his unobtrGsive and kind disposition.
There must have been some latent cause
that impelled him at his age to the perpe-
tration of such fiendish atrocities. He was
evidently a monomaniac, superinduced
partly by religious fanaticism and infam-
matory newspaper influence. He had
brooded over this subject until he was
brought to believe that he was a chosen
instrument to carry out the decree of a
higher power
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-09

NEW YORK CITY-CENTRAL LOCATION.
~ Intending visitors will find comfortable
rooms with good table, at moderate prices, close
TO best stores, churches, theaters, hotels, ETC.;
cars to all parts; close to elevated roads IL
East Twenty second street. Mas BERGER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-09
Montva|e Springs,
BlOunt County, Tennessee.

THIS Health resort will be open May 18th,
Il 1893. The most celebrated Dyspeptc Water
known. Elegant Hotel and Grounds Excellent
Table Telephone connection with Knoxville
Rates; 81 per day; S25 per month for May and
June; So per day, $40 and Sl2 per week. S35 and
$40 per month for July and August. Half rates
for children. J. c., ENGEL, Prop.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-09
AL7NAYER & CO.
WILL place on sale this week the grandest
w array of Fancy Parasols Etc, and at the
lowest prices that Savannah has ever seen.
Grand Reductions!
Great Cuts!
Grand Bargains!

Previous to our annual stock taking. Look at
these telling quotations. Look at the long faces
of the little fellows, and then come to the front
and purchase one of the grandest bargains Of
the season.
Fancy Coaching and Trimmed Parasols that
have been selling at 81, 81 25, So 80, down to
81 So
Fancy Coaching and Trimmed Parasols that
have been selling at So IS, So, So so, down to 81
Fancy Coaching and Trimmed Parasols that
have been selling at So rs, 81, 81 so, down to
50 So
All Of our Coaching and Trimmed Parasols that
have been selling at IS, S. 80, SO up to S. down
to So and So so
500 Black Silk Parasols. 22-inch, natural handles,
good strong frame, sold last week at 81 rs
down this week to 81 25.
In addition to our parasol sale, we will offer
extraordinary value in Fancy Figured and White
Lawns.
10 cases Figured Lawn, price 21ac. worth Sc
1 case Figured Lawn. very sheer, selected pat
terms, price 10c., cheap at 15c.
1 case of sheer White Lawn, 716c, sold last week
at10c.
/ case sheer India Linen price 10c., last weeks
price, 15c.
case sheer Persian Lawn, price 15c.. fine value
at zoe.