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September, s3l19s41Ec, closing nomnally
ss1;c, closing at sSXc. >'S
:, Corn Quiet values being strengthened by
light. No. ,, cash, 4sT@4Skc; August Sa'
42M, closing at 42%c' bid; September, 42%
g421Ic, closing at 4211c; October, 34A@4Oc,
closing. at 40c; year, 33@332sc, closing at
Oats-Cash in demand and higher; options,
firm but very slow; No. cash, 24X@25c;
August, 229s bid; September, 22kc; year,
22Ec bid.
Rye-None offered; Acc bid for cash,
Bran-Easy at 51@53c.
Flaxseed--Quiet at $l.05.
Cornmeal-Quiet at S2.50@2.55.
Hay-The market is still overstocked with
new prairie, badly out Of condition; prime
to fancy sold at 49, SOFAS so; inferior grades are
disposed of for what they will bring; new
timothy, siO.0O@l2.OO; old timothy, $500
| @ls00.
Butter-Quiet; creamery 10000; dairy,
| 13Gl6c.
Eggs-Quiet Mt lOc for fresh.
Provisions-Higher with good demand.
Pork-sl5 for job lots. Lard-,Primc steam
held at 1878; small sales Of butchers at
| $40. Dry salt meats (boxed Shoulders,
| $3.50; longs, $s.50;rbs, Ss62H; short clear,
RS7H. Bacon-Shoulders, 1926 longs,
! 3d. 40; ribs S0.37 lSa9.45 short clear, 1927
| @D.Go Hams-$l2 25Glj.75.
Rcceipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 269, 900
bu; corn, 10000 bu oats, l32, 900 bu; rye,
| 1000 bu; barley, none.
Shpments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, H.
GOO bu corn, 10000 bu; oats, 80, 900 bu rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July Wheat
| Stronger No. 2 red, cash, GSlIc bid August,
69]Sc bid, 69Ic asked; September, CSC bid,
| Tic asked. No. 2 soft, cash, Csc bid, 70}ec
asked; August sales at zoe.
Corn-Weaker; No 2, cash, 27lIc asked;
| August, 36Ac bid, SIC asked; September,
81 &c asked; the year sales at 2sc May, 234c
bid, Sic asked; No. 2 white, cash. sales at
45lsc. Oats--No. 2, cash, no bids or offer
ings August, 20c bid, 2OHc asked
New YoRK, July 3O.-.-Following Is a state.
mcnt Of the visible supply Of grain in store
aud nfoat on Saturday, July 80 1858, ~
compiled ut the New York Produce ex-
! change: Wheat 22,l00, l67 bu; increase.
| 526,G 57 bu: corn, 1914 $50 bu; decrease, 49,,
| s07 bu; Oats, 2GS9, $50 bu decrease, 1885, 953
| bu; rye, 1886 Gas bu; increase, LOSE bu bar
| ley, IA, 1876 bu; decrease, I, $50 bu.
NEw YoRK, July 30-Stocks Of grain In
store July 2Sth Wheat LIE, SCI bu; corn,
| ll7,023 bu; oats, l6j,5Ss bu, rye. Gao but
malt 3IS, lGl bu: barley, o,isl bui peas,
Ass bu.
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9.55a050 March, o62@903; April, 97o9
oil; May, 97s@9.70; juno, 9,s6@9ss. Sales,
$1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed nominal middlng, loc. Sales
$50 bales. Quotations were as follows; Or
binary, nc good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding, CSC middling, 1870 good middling,
l0Hc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
as follows; July, nominal; August 0.S3@
o.si September, 9l5@9lG; October soi
@s05i November, s.ss@s.S9; December,
500 January, s.09@9o0 February DOS
@0Ol; March, o17@als April, o.20@
a. May, 935@930 Sales 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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NEw YoRK, July 30.-Coffee Spot fair; Rio
nominal; options 10 to 20 points lower.
Sales, 20, 500 bags July $lO5O9llOG Au.
gust, $l050Ggl070; September $500; No.
vembcr 500; December, S0G0nt07O Janu.
ary, $685. February, 0.7OMA7j; March,
80 80; June, 800 Sugar---Dull and more or
less nominal; fair refining quoted Size; 6'
test centrifugal, csc. Moasscs grades 4AG9
5Hc refined G, 7-l606 0-lGc. extra c, csc;
yellow, 6h@g6Nc mold A, 7.g7}sc. Mo-
lasscs-Dull. Rice.-Stoady.
CNcrNNATI O., July 30.-Whisky steady;
sales, !, 10 barrels OF finished goods on basis
Of sl4. Buttcr-Quiet, fancy creamery,
2D0I22c; fancy dairy l4dl5c ar-Easy;
hard refined, S6gS4c; New Orleans, 60n6Ac.
Eggs-Abundant and easy at ll@l2c.
Chccsc-Firm; prime TO choice Ohio fiat,
SMSj.c.
RIO pE J,NErRo, July 2s- Cofce-Rcgular
frsts, 800 refs per 10 kilos. good second,
400 rcs, Receipts during the week, 10000
bags, purchases for the United States, $4,000
bags, Ccarlnccs for the United States, q, 600
bags, stock, 5000 bags.
SANTOS, July 2S.-Cofce-Goo average,
400 refs per 10 klos Receipts during the
week, Il, 900 bags; purchases Tor the United
States, 5000 bags clearancrs for the United
States, 300 bags; stock, 70,ooO bags.
CnicAGo, ILL.,, July 30.-On the produce
exchange today tho butter market was
weak; creamery, l4Gtl7c; dairy l2Ldl5c.
Eggs Easier; fresh rccandlcd l4l5@ljc.
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MI, Ls&W IS Webs Fargo Exp l7
NJ, LS&W pfd, S9 Western Union, 1871
Min 4 81 Louis. ~ American Cot oil, 39h
Min 81 Louis pfd, l0H Mctmond VT Pt 251s
LONDON, July 30.-l2:30 p. m,--Consols,
001sd for both money dnd the account.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
of England on balance IS 10000 Bar sill
yer, AZ 3-l6d per ounce.
PARIS, July 30.-Three per cent rentcs,
S3f Zoe for the account.
BANK CLEARfNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 30.-Clearngs, $0,7l5,-
000 ll90
NEw ORLEANS, La, July Chickering's,
S7Gs, 500. dDr
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 30.-Ccarings, S2,5O3,
7i2 balances, $265, 1912.
New York, July 30t-Uearings $50, sl4,-
GA; balances, So, S31, S24.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 5O.-Clearings, 81
W7,s7i; balances, $244,5s
BosToN, Mass, July 30.-Clcarngs, Sl2,
Ss436, balances, 81, 1851.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30-Clearings,
S,l0I377; balances, $l,G63,0 j7.
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Caih quotations were ~ dllInNN
Flour-Firm. aud bCtibc higher
No. spring wheat, 49, 30 spring
wheat nominal No. AIRED, ~. No 2corn.
i,,.c No. ? oats, - Bc No. rye. iSc.
No. barley, &c, Mol natsccd, tlio
Prime timothy seed. tGR
Mess rotk-lcr hh.s 81 20 lard. per
100 lbs $50. Short Tih sides uooscl,
tsts. dry saltcd shoulders. lbuscdA o. $50
40. short clear sides (botcdl iHU6ta.iO.
Receipts Flour, i2,Op brls wheat 6a,o0o
bu. corn, 10000 bu; bats, AGO. bu, rye,
Geo bu barley, leo hu.
shipments Flour. Is 90 bfls, wheat iG0o0
corn, i,p.O0O bu. oats, uG,CN bu, rye, i,Uo
bu. barley, iOoO bu.
~ Loufs. Mo-, July 81 -Flour-Quiis
strong aud In sympathy With wheat but
not quutnhly higher.
Whcat-Cash active aud higher. Options
excited With active trnding and \ buoyant
advance, closing az top prices which are
9attSc above Saturday. No 2 red. cash,
2,.WS2a.c. July, sold S2'.c closing 6sc
bid August. a.Ms1tc, closing Al S3ltc
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HreasistuiI.

CoRS Mrn--Snndird g. S@2oo pearl,
AiO roller 81 inct3 q, Grn,
FtnuH-fpm stnrr, common, s12S. fam
iy, sI55. choice. .iUl, fancy N2i. eItm
fancy, fiGn. patent g. n5tt ~. quiet
HrAss AND lE,s-Navy beans 20. me.
diumy2tO
or MrAt-tn hnlf hrl.. 81 ~ from store.
Cr,rKrus Soda treble extra. 6'tc ginger
SNAPS. btsttSc. assorted iumhlcs iOGtl2r.
CpA,KIp Wur,I-ln half brls, $50 irOm
store
llomSr aNp Curts-FDm store, SJ25.
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rreisiuns

CopN-Ffom siorr, white, 80, mixed. Ooc,
FROM lcyce ~ depot white in bulk, hsc in
sacks. ole miIcl in bulk, sig. in sacks ip,'.
nu,N From Store i5c, lfUm lcycc or de
pot, tilU~ti4in
u,Ya thu'gs. from store u5cd n IN. car
load. from lryrv ur depot as scale a.
mime STORE. Nuatil'sr car load, irnm isyes
=, depot si5 vib lNuu prUirr, from store
cia,nt gar load, from l,yc, " depot, 1000
UlBn
FROM iuVyr ur depot white. iu bulk, ia. In
sacks. a.. mixed ne bulk YSc. in sacks, tuc.
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CmcAGo, ILL.,, July 30.-The Drorr' Jour
nal reports: Cattc-Roceipts, 5000 ship
mcnts, 5000. Market slow, quality poor
steers, 50. 5O6l5.0O; stockers and feeders 81. 10
@37O, cows, bulls and mixed, tl.5093.40
Texas cattle, Sl.90dLO0
Hogs-Receipts, l4,0O0 shipments, 1900
Market strong 5CtlNc higher; mixed, $1,000
go; heavy, sG.20&G67k; light, iG.2O9675
skips, SI50G6.00.
Shcep-Reccipts, 1000; shipments, 1900.
Market dull and weak; natives, S2.15gLlO
western shorn, S3.l0Go4.OO Texans shorn,
S2.15GLi.O 90. limbs SlbOMG25.
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@25c; prime TO choice 33@3sc; faucy, 400
45c; centrifugals common TO fair 2Od25c
prime TO choice, 30@35c; syrup, 2O94oci
steady. 80:
soAps AND CANDLEs-Soap 3@51Ec; candles,
full weight, l0c.
STARCH-39s@3kc.
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Live stock.


Paws CGupE OIi.-35M37c, prime summer
yellow, iOtpi5c, oil summer yellow, 35tt3Sc;
choice cooking summer yellow, iGdi1c;
prime summer white, i5tgiGc primo cotton
seed meal Si1OOdl DC; car load lots ,tl17b;
les, than car load, $500 oil cotton seed
meal ylj.O1OtlGOO.
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srdr- Pure white, 7's6sc On white, Sc.
yellow clarified, 7Ai rcducd A. Sc
standard rnnulat,d, SNwsi.c. powdered.
N'.r. cat loaf, see nfm aud active
tOTrrraHt Common, H., ordinary. lGc. fair
lic prime Rio, iSC. choice to fancy ipc. old
government 40, l2c quiet
Rrr-L0uisiana, b,Gohe, Carolina, OHc,
quiet.
CANNED Ooons Pine npplc ti7b reaches
lhs. standard, i2OO. To-, standard, 49,.
second ilin. Tomatoes. lbs. standard.
tiul lhs standard tii5. Strawberries.
ii.5' Raspbruigs tl0 BHrkbtircs, tl.23
tii 40 ur,u r1Fr,. 81 15Nti.s1. Pears
| n Aalft flHWs 81 1' Asparagus. 81 q,
| wl"' Green rU.u ~ sat 90 Green pest.
iiOFIi 90 Cove 1, Hirs iuli weight I N.
/ 'Dy. o lh. flH.ll-l. lisht weight, N ava
/ 1iD lht tlur Condensed milk-Ctown,
| $3.50 Eaflr e, 70. Swiss. iN7a salmon
/ tlNi taullucs, 49,, mustard safdinc.
/ 800. MasLcr,l NjO herring mackorcl
sut- Saginaw. 81 N1i IS per bril- Ohio
| liver VI 1Iai 90 peg bfI sks fine, i.156s
/ 40 coarse, " .iustl.l, ptts. 2.Ct5c.
| ttNpir' Sick OH s.go, boz hxs pails and
| bfls bttluy fancy assorted, s6ll5c, extra
/ fancy ista2hC, ufm
CnluT-NsN York factory. case. full
cream iaetiJc, Young America. iyStiic.
MotAssts-l,ouisiann common 10 fair q
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Fiu-Martcrcl hall brls No 1, S. -. No.
2. N5t 10Th kit No ~ a. No. 2 N,i0.
uD hstnur family. 2gprr boz.
Frpu M',ra#C Choice beet. headquarters,
lug iouguhTirrs ,r second Grade hindquar.
i,s, NJ, iUwqulrtcts, &c. slc,p &C.. Hog,
kg
loo ru'nrcrs Strong and advancing
w,ss pork tit7tfunr cured hams. ~ 10
i'f,r. breakfast bacon. TO- ,Ct2c bacon.
clear fIh sides pAIpac bulk pork, clear
sides, Nsaks clear rib sides, S.6tNJsr.
long ,'rur $50. shoulder. 5tc.
lirr.T,a. $40 half bhs. $50 Kegs. s'sc.
choice kettle. U'tc. strong aud advancing
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CONSOLIDATED srATEuRNT.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spots 90 Firm hut quiet
Sales, 5000 bales, of which American 600
bales. Receipts, 1000 bales, OF which Amer
lean 3, 500 bales Closing quotllious were as
follows Ordinary A'id; good ordinary
o lied low middling 56.l0d; good midding
SKA; midlling uplands, 0 OlGdi middling
Orleans h'sd.
Futures opened firm at an advance aud
closed quiet
These prices are given In pcnCoanl Glths,
thus iGI means lGjGld, and 3.Ol means
~ cd
A - m. July. 63ed, sellers July. Au-
girst 3Nd buyers August September, 1904,
sellers, Scpt,phcrODtobcr, hlod, sellers
October November, j12d, buyers Noycm-
hcr.Dcccmbcr. 90 sellers, hcccmbcr-iIn.
unry, 5iui, sellers, January February, blOi,
sellers, September j3O1. sellers.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 50gO.O0; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance $l5O@30O; Eastern
ryes, fl.S56t600, according 10 age and make
common whisky, 05c@sl,30, according TO
proof; nothing under 70 per cent quoted.
BAGGING-9Cgllc.
PowprR-Kcgs, 800; half kegs, $2.75i
quarter kegs, $l.75.
HrpEs-Dry flint, No l. l0c; No, 2 7c; dry
sailed, 51fGg7c; green sailed, No. !, &c; No.
2, SIC; green, 3@4c; sheepskins, l6cCgsl.Oo,
irregular.
Tlrs-si.25.
snor-Drop, 1925 buck $780,
IEAD--BC.
NArLs-Iron, 1910; steel, 80 25@235.
ToBACCo-Common, 25@3Ji other grades,
3jGga5.
SyuTr-Garrotrs sl0s5; Ralph's, $40 25;
Railroad S0S Gail Il Ak, 1913.
CoAL Om-Prime white, Wholesale lots
GlSc per gal.
BrrswAx-lS@20
TAIIOW-3GliC.
Woor-Burry grease wool unwashed, loCg
13c; clear grease wool, 20lp2jc, bury washed,
2OG3Oc tub washed, 30m3lc.
Household supplies.
APrLu 10000 per brl. Dried ap.
pies Gl1@g7Hc per III, from store. Dried
peaches, S0g1C from store.
FRuIT-Fifm. Oranges, 1000 per box
Lemons, Si5OM5OO per box. Bananas,
81 OOm2,OO per bunch.
PrcKLrs-Brls, $3.50, half brls 800.
PoTArors Firm; new, SljO92OO per bril-
sweet $3.50 per sack. ....,..
PouLrRY- Chickens, spring, SlOO@2W,
mixed, g. 5Cl2 90, hens, $50
EGGs-Quict boxes, Be-, cases, SIC.
Nrrs--Coaconnuts, Shopper 100. Peanuts
Virginia, o6t6l4c; Tennessee, farmers stock,
iGr5c, roasted, 2lsc higher shcllcd, Ogic'
pccnus, Texas DCGl2c.
NEGrrAnIEs-OniOns. $500 yer bril- Sl.1b
per sack Cabbage, home grown, 49, per
crate, ~ % per dozen; kraut, brls, $50 hall
brls, $3.50, Garlic, 5uc per 100
RuaNs-London layers, $500, layers,
s. 20, California, a. jOM3O0.
BUTTER liuttcrine, lhc creamery 2Od
DC, dairy, ljmlGc; country butter. lJ(glsc'
ClpEn-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, aud $500 per
half hrl.
NINEGAR-Fcr gal, sGul2c.
Live stock,
L,uns-Choice $50 common 10 good
per head 500.
IIoos-Choicc light, 5@5l4ci good, Aa4@5c
| common, ii.MIlsc,
CArtLE--Chnicc, 3H6IIlgc good, 3h@ic
| sCallawags, nominal
SnErr-Choicc, DC; medium, SIC, com
| mon Al OD4Il 50
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stage OF the Rivers.

OfuCf sigSat sEnyiCN, u q A..
htNrHis July ~, pm, I
The following observations arr taken NJ all sth.
tious named w the 18th meridian uuis, which Ia
one hour later than Memphis time
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CLEVELAND, o., July O.-Petroleum-Mar-
ket iirmer; =. W. llO0, nc.
wrlNINGToN, n. O., July So.-Turpentine
Firm at 83i4c
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nATI1Na

THE Dudes Know a..
orH they don't they should know that
Ranrum Root Eminent cured big head In
mules for W. y Hunt of Adairyille. Ky.
J. n. Mallory. Of Forts station, Tenn,
cured his hogs OF blind staggcr with " ~
fact, this King Of Linimenis is invaluable
fof man and beast aud no family should be
without a. 50 cents per bottle. For sale at
Iclsters drug store. No. 2S3 Main street.
Tempotary rcduriions nj Muliord'a
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Dives . R.,i.hinsiy ps.aufal Mia. Drives -
As,sl.s. R.sasss, Roas hbsss. rimgl. sshtAai
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Steamboats, Leaving
Movements a, the Lcvsc.
General News.

Arriyals-Eugcnc, Arkansas river.
Dcparlurcs-James Lee, Friars Point, Rosa
Lee Osccola; COahoma, Arkansas City.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

1sis nbo.sa MAGNOLIA nAiN 9th Jou 10th.
Seaside. Neustaiis. hous .Hi 81 Hursi ns.orssI
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Irsdcsiss Trssii.s. trup,icns. letter w,isrbr..h,
prieAiy nss, Heal. insss, bites .Bd sung. rryui
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY @ PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, 100
Sales Today, - Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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Imports Ac kE,A N&IhHA iANNR
NSLnRhh Co&HWENuK CNAU
Hrs TMRh, 2 siCam,ft 70 Total 81 tales
hport-L1 NRHia CRGHW RI l..
kO&rRR, 20 Total, ca baio
SEw YoRK.
Spot, opened steady and closed quiet
niddling lie. salcs, S2s bales QUO.
tAIious were a. follows Ordinary, SIC
rood ordinary, o iiiGc, low middling.
10 oiGc, middling lie. good middlIug.
u Ole; middling fair, ~ i5.iCc fair
n piCc
Futures opened steady and closed steady
~ follow iuly. iopJ@loei. August
ioW0tiooi. September. p72@g 20. October
ts2 November pt2tSDi3 December,
pt2ao45, January, Ois@pta February.
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New York Dry Goods market
THE RIVERS.

NEw NonK, July 30-Tho market wa,
quiet with moderate orders.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

bs noun itsisfstiou for he fhin. 80 tsy,h.
ins. ceol.Eg. Lsfashins a weHd.fisIly n..uuiyiesi
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EtrnlNuT orOTlfI0Ng-

Ordinary, 7jsc good Ordinary. $50 low
mldliing o',c mIddlur TO-. ruoI mid.
ding, 10 5.iCc mddlIug hir lose. A,r
nominal. dusty, .c " &c lover
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Nou,t. mud s1ocLs

Tho following list Is corrected regularly.
and may be- regarded as the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS
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Wool.
OIL and rurprntIue.

ST.. LOUIS, July 3O.-Wool steady and un
changed.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co.

Onc special excursion rates n it, patrons ipr thu
neat 90 days=siS MEMPHIS TO ClNtiSNArt
ANn RETURN, including sintc.rnlm1 while q
Cincinnati liOab leave Memphis TUESDAYS ant
lWuAlN arriving at Cincinnati SUNDAYS and
WflNENDAlE Zach boat carries a iun sflug
hand, -pe ial raics made 90 parties desiring 10
make short itils Mp tho river on one hlJt ani -.
infnngun another n go 40 miles 0f 6.n1l milct
IA hr gone nuU day nf twelve days Fuf inll lar-
litllar call ON Of adlfrks e. u RrssElis Ucnnri
Freight nni Passenger Agent Room u, Cotton liz
rhBugc iuildlur
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market uitnsi s,oaly
and closed steady. miidlIuf Toe. ss'rs uu.
Important. including 49, last evening ol
which - 10 s!podsn aud 49, TO ,p.u'
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insafess Perfect complstlon ssa tssps Me Tses.
nseh. Arms and h.hds aon ssd aneo,h. Try ~
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ArrEAL OFFICE.
MONDAY FvEsISG. July 30, 1881

MONDAY FNLNINU, July ~, I0NN
Money is in steady demand and good sup
ply, rates continuing firm at per cent
The clearinghouse report is rs follows:
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DoMrsTlC EYCmANNE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand par buy.
ing, 81 per 5000, premium selling, New
Orleans, 50 discount buying, 81 premium
selling Cincinnati, ST. Louis ana LOUIS
Vile, demand par buying, SLJO per wv
premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady.
No sales At New orleans spots closed no m
inal AT an advance of isc futures, quiet
July nominal August, unchanged, remain
ing months Oh point Liverpool closed
firm but quiet, with futures steady at an adj
vance Of to 2 points The New York
market closed quiet Sales last week, not
previously reported, ~, i6s for export and
i,6ls for spinners. Futures of july Oft ?
points, August points, aud the remaining
months, to 2 points
The cotton circular of Hubbard, Price Il
Co. OF today says considerable activity
prevailed again today, but the market took
a backward turn, and large proportion Of
The recent investment IN August contracts
appeared 10 be sold though none apparently
by the clique Outside features appeared ms
hitherto, aud were even bets II anything.
Adviccs from liverpool were favorable,
prices for the near positions 2Gld higher
but the bull efforts of last week iailr,lto oh.
tain the support hoped Tor aud there sccnrod
to he an absence OF sufficient confidence Ia
hold the position. A small gain OF points
on August at the opening WAS followed 10y q
sharp decline Of ~ points from the highest
closing at the lowest point u the day aud
points below Saturdays prices Tho now
crop months were freely sold under coutin
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MAGNOLIA BALM

- ~ Lain, offcngs. r. lovely ign,s t.,snr,
Nyhsd 70 fses. Mech. sfss al ASA. g,y,sis..,
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IMPORTS

Nine hrls apples, 2.l4l rolls barging, l5l
pigS bacon, ~ pkrs boots and shoes, cars
corn, ia sks coffee, ear lime, 20 btls CO.
ment, 2uiH sks cotton seed isp pkrs dry
goods, - pkgs eggs i,1D5 hrla -four, / car
hay, gO pkrs hats, % head cattle 90 head
horses and mules, Ni pkgs lard 10000 feet
lumber, lhl pkg liquors 100 hrls meal, hj
brls molus,vs 80 kegs nails. 1000 bu oats
Hl brly potatoes, cars pork sides SD bfls
sugar llUpkgs tobacco and 2, ears wheat
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LEE LINE
For Cincinnati and all Points East

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MiLHs tor Eighteen Dol.
Aui Excursion Season. 4 fraction over ono csnt
mile, Including meals aud ttaie rooma
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Temporary reductions at Muliord'a
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Memphis Div.-IIiinois Central On. &T. IL. RI
Leaves Arrives
On. o. MAIL. sos pm ON. o. Mail....... $40 m
HFreght. .......s'O pm @Freght $50 m
Mail trains will stop at flag stations, Noncon-
nah, Aden's, STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchie
Tank and Riyerdalo when sgnaled.
The Dickinson press., 1888-09-08
Australian Theory Of War.

y novel theory of naval war proposed by
correspondent To The Sydney Morning
Herald is: AS soon as war is declared let
the New South Wales government purchase
dozen fast steamers Of say, 800 tons, and
convert them into gigantic torpc'locs by
placing, say, 100 tons Of gunpowdcr i'll their
bows tile steamers to he divided into many
water tight compartments, the vessel tn he
steercd and the gunpowlcr exploded by one
man in bullet proof tower ut the very
stern, mock men being stationed about the
ship to draw the emeiny's fire from this par
ticular turret. Now, sir, am convinced
that this plan could be cheally carried into
effect, and that there would be hundreds Of
applicants for the honor of steering these
vessels against an invadin. fleet. New
York Sun,
The Dickinson press., 1888-09-08
The Eafc of tl,e ClncL

a Peasant went to jevelcr to buy a
Clock, and tho s;lopkcepcr placed before him
tiinopiece OF Handsome Finish, and sail
Here is something 1 can warrant No
clock ran be more Reliable'
1t was Purchased and taken home and
l,lacel on a Shelf Hearing itself so we'll
sl'o,ssu Of by the Jcwcler, the Clock deter
mined to put Oh its best face. il found itself
i'll company with a vase, q inushet several
pictures and n watch out Of repair, and had
been running only one day before the Vase
remarked:
Let me give you bit Of advice: If you
want to please our master gain few min
utes' time e.c.y' twenty hours
No soo@e.' bad the Clock agreed than the
,nus.ct said:
md please don't strike so loudly, as the
mistress is very nervous"
Tl,eI one Of the pictures observed:
'-'iai:e yourself solid with the children by
i5slA- !!alf an hour every night, 50 they can
sle'p later i'll the morning"
III" clock set out To obige all and to follow
cn@.l piece Of advice, atl the result Was that
TIL Peasant returned it to tie jewelcr within
I. week and slammed il down and said: 'OA,
l!ar. deccivcr and fraud, this clock is not
worth powder to blow it W! Give me back
ia!- ducats or I'll mop tho floor with your
carclss.
Mo:'al-Don't try to be too slatlering sweet
TO everybody and don't try to follow every
BODY Advice
p. s,-'rilare was Il fight in The ,ewelry
81 ~ II nc Peasant was Knocked out in the
rt.!.,. !'2ut.,i.--Dctrpit Free Press.