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CuuN Nru=saudnpl. y si9lpO, pearl.
etc RULER t3tpall'. quiet
II ,Ns AN rr,s=Nayy beans t2t0a27j,
medium, 81 iut2nu.
oar Nru-ln hall hrls ~ w from store.
fuuuU=lwm sturr, ,bWWpu. ~ -, fam.
n.y. $50. choice. Nu1. fancy. tL2A extra
fancy Nt1. Uatuut Ntuitth ~ quiet.
tEs,ArEs soda, treble cNtm Sc. singer
suHps, H1WS1U assorted iumhlcs tptgiar.
tu'ylru Wuru=ln hall bfls, fi5O from
rlurv.
liuNisY .Nn UEus-Frum st0rv, sJ25
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General Neux

TuE Granite State is the Friday steamer
for Cicinnati.
TmE Benton has gone to 81. Louis to enter
the Missouri river trade.
TnE Coahoma leaves here this evening at
O'Clock for Arkansas City and way land
ings.
TnE John Gilmore, with tow Of model
bargcs, IL due here en- route from New Or
leans TO 81. Louis
Tue City Of vicksburg passed up from
hatcher 10 So. Louis Tuesday night, doing
very little business here.
TnE destruction TO floating property at
Pittsbuy by the overflow amounts 10 sew
eral thousands Of dollars.
TuE Ohio river Is on a big boom nj Pitts.
burg causing some damage ~ coal bargos
and farms In that vicinity.
TmE City Of New Orleans, from New or.
leans passed here last evening on her way
TO St. Louis with good up stream trip
TnE Chiekasaw for White river, James
Lee for frars Point and the Rosa Lee for
Osccola all cleared last evening with fair
trips.
H. Il. BnYAS 4 Co.'S new tug Napoleon has
been completed at Paduoah. She was given
= trial trip In the harhor Of that city last
Monday aud developed unexpected speed.
CIV VIII w hNNhfuN h'A' w ~ haga
II Ia understood here that the New II. VI.
lioNic, Of the Valley company will leave st.
Louis for New Orleans some time next week,
having A. passengers the general officers Of
the company and their families on a pleasure
trip, the boat towing two small bargcs with
freight
Sont boats last q long time. A Cairo
correspondent says. The condition Of the
Emma Elliott Il found, after pulling her
out on the Mound City ways, 10 be better
than was anticipated; In fact, all that will
be necessary Ia a thorough eaulking. IL Is
said this il the second time since she was
| built that she was ever pulled out, nearly
/ eighteen years" She was worn out by the
Anchor line Il was thought and sold Tor q
song 10 the builders Of the Cairo bridge for
= boarding. house, but on examination !,
found 10 be ~ good as manyA boat of halt
her age. Like the schcnck and some 9th
eu, she was built right In the lint place.
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Cash quotations we're as follows
flour-Quiei and unchanged
No. spring wheat, s2CssJi e; No. 3spring
wheat, nominal No red, s2c. No = corn,
co.. No oats. 3iis. No rye Sc. No. ? bar.
ley, O2dG5c. No. ilAS seed, gill. prime
Mes ork-fsr barrel, sia iS@is.9 20. lard.
per 100 lhs, SOY. short rib side. (looscl
$50. dry salted shoulder (boIsdl. o. 500
COZ, short clear sides kbntedh fi.p5,ds0O.
Rcccipts-floW, 1900 brls. wheat, 1900
bu, corn, Hoo bu, oaiN liSS,ooO bu, rye,
none. barley, 1000 bu. l'l
shipmeuis-flour, 1900 brls. wheat, 0. 600
bu, corn, $4,000 bu, oats, Na,0OO bu, rye,
none. barley, none. "
~. Loris, Mo, July u.--flour steady and
unchanged Wheat opevel pretty strong
aud advanced, but lAt1f Became unsettled.
subsequently there wg active buying aud
prices went up, finishing al va 70 above
Yesterday cash, 5nAtrS.c. July, 5sItdsoc.
closing ai se August .slt6s,o',c closing at
",sc' September 'hisoel &C, closing at
S'sc. OIL
Combine weather and good crop pros.
poets caused bcatish feeling and there were
inorr sellers than buyers Prices outside
were '.NtNc below YESTERDAY. cash, i7c,
august ,shc SeptembcS ialgi'c, closing
~ sh'tc year. NJ
oas-Ea'y, cash. Si.s3lc, July, $3.50
2nsc, September, 2iltc. year 10 bid.
hyc-Nu salcs. lran-Firn, 6i0tGJc. Corn.
mcal-Sirady, ,2Gs'd270
Hay lrm prairie, 5000 90, timothy,
Butte and cgr, unchanged.
ifoNnlow lower. rork-siloo 10 ar
| nNcN 4 y iAtd=rHmc steam entirely
nominal fancy Leaf ISIS, Dry SAh Meats
-smlll loose lots. shoulders. So 10. Longs,
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.Aloye low ,,,.n.s,
Water '"A"t's
uArioSs

1IoNT testimonials are most reliable, and
n you will sci 4 your name and 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 II never fails. Fifty cents aud 81
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn Tor sale by
Hester M Main street
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co,,on seed Products.

pniar CRupE Ou.-35G37c prime summer
yellow, 4OG,i5c; choice cooking summer yel.
low, 4GCgi7c; prime cotton seed meal,
81. OO@l7.55, carload lots. less than car.
load, ~ OOgls.O0, oil cotton seed meal,
klJ UDGt GuO
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rro,t,ions.

fisu Mackcrcl, hall ht'a No I, f.2i
No. 2 tG5,, iplb kit 80 0. tila. No 2
a. 10 Dry herring family 30 per boN.
fuTsu Mtsts=thoirr. beef, hinduuartcr,
Ice iuvquhurr-, bg, t~runi grade hind.
quarters, g. iowquprt,r, g.. sheep a..
iiers, rc.
sugar rurd hams. Hale. burakfas bacon.
iu'thil',C. bacon. clear en- sides. s'ECtpr.
bulk PORK, clear sidc,. si,ws'.c clear rib
sides, sgshc. long clear, ,s9sc, shoul.
dcfs, CSC.
L,Ep-Tcs, SC. half hrl., sc, kegs, SIC,
choice kettle, a.. steady
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
sio.cj steady. a,ijdiing, iOc. sairr, %
bales, including none lsst evening. of which
none 10 exporters aud all TO spinnen
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sCd.R-Pure white. i'.H5,c. OF white,
GisH1'sc, yellow clarified Del open kettle,
bikmGi.c rfnci 4. 5isHt5t,c, standard
rfanulated No. plantation rmnulaicd, 7Ac,
powdered SIC, cut Leaf ID. strong.
CoTTrE-Common 10. ordinary, l6c. fair.
lie, prime Rio i,c, choice to fancy, iOc. old
government gAaa2r' quiet
Ricr-i'ouisiAna, b9Ji.c Carolins, GO
&c. quiet
CIEstb Goops Pine apple. ii.Js. peaches,
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WnisKY-Stpight Kentucky Bourbon
81 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, Si50@300, Eastern
rycs, $l.SbGtGO0, according to age and make;
common whisky 0jc@Sl.3O, according 10
proof; nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING-7HWHc,
PowprR--Kcgs $500; half kegs, s2,75;
quarter kegs, $40.
Hprs-Dry nint, No. /, Zoe; No. 2, 7c; dry
sailed, 5Js@7c; green sailed, No. /, 6ci No.
2, SIC; green, 3@ic, sheepskins, lbc@si 90;
Irregular.
IiEs--l.25
snor-Drop, $l.45; buck, sl.75.
LEAD DC.
NMIs-Iron, 81 10, steel, $2.25@235.
Tomcoo-Comm1n, 25@3jc; other grades,
35GuSjc.
sNurr-Garrctrs sl0s5, Ralph's, SIC. 20;
Railroad, t0S5; Gail 4 AK, 800.
CoAL Ou.-Primo white, wholesale lots
Glgc per gal.
BfmwAX--lsGg20C.
TALLOw-3dic.
Woodbury. grease wool unwnshod lOg
l3c: clear grease wool, 2OGp25c; bury washed,
2O6t3Oc, tub washed, 30d3ic.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, s. per 81 900, premium selling New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, u premium
selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
But little was done in local cotton today,
only fifty bales being sold, all to spinncrs'
The market closed steady. At New Orleans
snots closed quiet aud firm with futures
duh at decline Of TOD points. Al Liver
pool business was moderate at unchanged
prices, futures steady at / point advance.
New York spots closed steady at an aydance
Of i-i0c futures were quiet and of point.
Hubbard Price & Co. say; The demand
for August contracts TO cover former sales
has not been as persistent today as yoslcr-
day. and while the market one time showed
slight advance over yesterdays highest
price Il is evidently undergoing a. period OF
digestion, the cotton supply yesterday by
the large holders aud today by the rcalila.
tions Of those who had placed their limits at
1850, having satisfied the requirements Of
the anxious bears Estimates are freely
that from $1,000 TO 10 900 bales Of short Au.
gust have been covered during the past two
DAYS. Certainly COCO bales were taken at
1880 this morning. New Orleans reports m
addition 10 stock by actual count 1900
bales. The market continues tc be ruled by
August"
The New York Tiuio says "Thc manu-.
fac,urcrs and dealers In cotton borging have
formed combination for the purpose of
controlling the market and putting M the
prices. Although the association II not cN.
acily In the nature of trust II will IN all
probability. have much the same effect that
the sugar combine has among the rciincrs.
There are In the United States about thirteen
large establishments where the barging II
made Tor supplying the planters and packers
with covering for the balcd cotton. At the
offices Of the New England and the Brooklyn
manufactures in this city Il was
stated that the manufacturers aud deal.
efs were refusing 20 sell any large
amounts Of baggng until they can
regulate the prices to suit themselves The
attitude Of the combine hns caused a great
deal u unoas.ncss among the cotton men In
the south and the latter wcrc cndyayoring
60 devise some practical method 10 arrest
the advance in prices aud break mp corner
In The market The consumers who wish 60
put in a supply against the approaching busy
season may be compelled Ia wait until late
In August before they can ST their orders
filled"
The frt hale II Georgia cotton 81 the crcu
Of 1850 was received at Albany, Ga, july
s last year the first new bale came from
Georgia aud reached Albany also on july
8. ~ 1856 the tint arrival of Georgia cotton
Was ON August :, at Savannah.
IMPORTS.
Thry-two brls apples, ao1 is bran,
pkg butter liz rolls hnpFiur 3 PKG ha
con, ~ pkrs boots aud shoes 3 ear corn. a.
brs lime. a. ~ cotton seed, 1908 hdls cot
ton ties, u, pkgs dry goods, W pkg, eggs
ears hay ~ pkrs hats ~ head cattle
20O0yO feet lumber % pkrs lipuor, 10 hrl'
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
movement. az the Le,ee.
THURSDAY.

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee osceola City Of New Orleans, New
Orleans.
Departurcs-Jnmes Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, osocola; City Of New Orleans, st. Louis;
Chckasaw White river Benton, st. Louis
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Ordinary, 7jEc good ordinary, SIC; low
midding, CSC; middling, 10c; good mid
ding, 10 5-lOc, middling fair, l0Ssc; fair
nominal; dusty, l5c to lie lower.
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NEw YoRK, July 1.-The market was very
quiet In all departments, the only business
OF any moment having been In drills and
heavy sheetlngs for export. Mernmac shirt
ings advanced 10 &c.
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Wool.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July il.-Wool very quiet
and easy, but quotations are not quotably
lower.
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L,Nns-Choicc, $3.50, common to good,
per head t2OO.
IloUs-Choicc light, 6951c good, 40
re-. common, 4aClIic.
C,rlr-Choicc, 5ls@i,Ec; good, 3I.@ic;
scallawnWs, nominal.
Snrr-Choicc, DC, medium, SIC; com
man Al GOAL So
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rs.aiesiss ffseilss. rrup,lon. TsH.f. w,,.rbrssA.
ts'eiS ussl nssis ins.s, b..s .bS suas. Tsyni
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ss LfopiD p'.t.-,ea ~ 'hs ssin. ~. eoc,h.
log Cooling. R,he,Llrs NSsisffaly p.asiliy insl
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Household supplies.

ArrLrs-Nonc in market except for ship
mcnt. Dried apples, 6s@7hc per Id. from
store. Dried peaches SGg0c from store.
FRuIr-firm. Oranges none In market
Lemons, t5.OOd55O per box; scarce, firm
aud tending higher, Bananas, SlOO92.OO
per bunch.
PIcgLss-Brls, $3.50 half brls, 800.
PorAroTs- Firm; new, 81 50g2.OO per brl.
PouLTRY-ChiCkcns, spring, i.25g2bO
mixed, s2O0Gt2 %; hens s2.50G2.G0.
EGGs-Dull boxes, SIC, cases, &c.
-Coconnuts 800 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, G6GG4c; Tennessee, farmers stock,
4ajc; roasted, 2isc higher shelled, G@y7c.
Pccans, Texas, 0ltl2c.
NruErAnIEs-Onion t350d375 per bril-
$50 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, $500
per crate. u % per dozen; kraut, brls, 500,
half brls, $3.50 Garlic soc per 100.
RAisiSs-London layers, $500, layers,
500. California, i2J1R3OO
BurrrE--.Huttcrinc Zoe; creamery, 900
SOC dairy, l5Ml7c, country butter, 100 loo.
CipEn-Ourk, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half hrl.
NlsfGAR-Pcr gal, sai2c.
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The following list j. corrected regularly.
and may be regarded a. the latest quotations.
uANE STOCKS
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Isssr>s ref,,i conpissisn and Issps n. Zee.
rs<i. lsns ssJ hssis sen and sseosh. Tv ~
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CHICAGO, H., July 1.-THE Drorers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle--Receipts, ll,0O0, in
Guiding 5000 Texas and western cattle; ship
ments, 1900. Market fairly active; natives,
lOGl5c lower; choice TO extra beeyes, -. 700
0.25; common TO good, SiO0@5.75; stockors
and feeders, S2.i0M3.s0; cows bulls and
mixed, Sl.756g3.25 Texas cattle, 81 ,409300,
western rangers, S3.s5@4,l5.
Hogs-Reccipts, 22,0o0 shipments, 1000
Market active; prices lOGgl5c lower mixed,
Sj55@5.75 heavy, $5.G0@5s5; light $3.50
@5S0.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market active at l0@l5c advance natives
IS. 10000; western, s33OdA25; Texans,
t2.6O@350, lambs, sL7596OO per 100
pounds
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stage Of the Rivers.

oTTiCI siOSAL srnyicT. q. q Al
MtNrHis July ~, pm. !
The following observations arr taken At al sta.
tinua uanet IA the 18th meridian time which IL
one hour later than Mgmphls time.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90

Offer special excuion rates 70 its patrons i1r tho
next % days-siS MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. Roais leave Memphis IT, ESDAYs aud
FRiDAYA striving At Cincinnati MONDAYS aud
THURsDAYs Zach boat carries n linc string
hand sperial rates made to parties desiring 10
turningon another 10 90 100 miles or e.rQl miles.
10 bc gone one day " twelve days. For fnll lar.
ticular call on OF address O. KusskLis General
change building.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

o'''' nr'hihgy nssanfai siIh. Drives %
h's''s''' h.apsss, aoachp,s., rlRpl. san.sAsi
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New York Dry Goods Market.

wLMrNeEoS, n. c., July li.-Turpe Min
firm at sc.
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Groceries.


New York, July l.-Cofree-Spot, rio
firm at $l450 options unsettled, closing
weaker; sales 43 $50 bags July, Sll .40@ll .65;
August $40. 40G IS; September 50 SOFA
1000; October, 50. 70@9.s0; November, 50. rs;
December, $J6O@975; March, 1915; May,
So S0al0.O0; June, 5000. sugar-Strong but
quiet; fair refining quoted at l5-iG@5c;
centrifugal 800 test, 5IC6c molasses grades,
4H@ilsc refined we're firm; c, 6G6Hc; ex-
ira G, 6H@6Lc; white extra c, 632Sc; yell
low, 6A@Gc; off A, 6H@G5sc; mould A,
TIC; standard A, IA, confectioners' A, 72sc;
cut loaf and crushed, SIC; powdered, 100
ne; graduated, INC; cubes, TIC. Molasses
Quiet and unchanged. Rice steady.
CINCINNATI, o., July ll.-Whisky-Firm;
sales 702 barrels finished goods on a basis OF
Sl.1i. Butter-Quiet. Sugar-Active, strong.
Eggs-Dull; l0@l2hc. Cheese-Firm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July lion the produce ex-
change today, butter was quiet, steady;
creamery, l5@lsHc; dairy, l311@l611c.
Eggs--Firm, fresh candled, l3X@l4c.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tss. nAoass MAGNOLIA psLm With you ,oths
Seaside. Meantslns. home and ali narsi Rssoru,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE ca PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middiing Cotton, loc
Sales Today, 90 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Firm.


hrrTAl OFricF,
wTnSFSDAY EyENiSG, July II, lNSS
The banks report good demand for
money. No money is loaned below the
stereotyped latc Of $ per cent
Tie nlnnrin.,- hnnan rnnnrI is ns lnllnNs.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: THURSDAY. JULY II. 1885,

$3.50; ribs, s7G5 short clear, $3.50. Bacon
Shoulders, 600; longs, $s45C9S50: ribs,
$S.45@s.6C short clear, SSG09S05. Hams
-Sl1 .00912.00.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, 81 900
bu; corn, q 600 bu; oats 1900 Blu.
hipmcnts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 1000
bui corn, 10000; oats, 1000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, July 11.-Wheat-
Steady; No. 2 cash, sales at 6sEc; August,
6sXc bid, Coo asked; December, nc bid,
72Ac asked; No. 2 soft cash. zoe bid, nc
asked; August, zoe bid. Tic asked.
Corn-Lower; No. 2 cash, 421Ec bid, 43hc
asked; August, Ale bid, 4224c asked; Septem-
Der, 421Ic asked; the year, SOC bid, 30Ac
asked; No. white cash, 47c bid.
oats---No. 2 cash, 2094c bid; August 20]3c
bid Die asked
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For Cincinnati and all Points East

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES tor Eighteen Dji.
lari Excursion season. A traction over ono cent
a mile. including meals aud flaieroomA
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D r. D. S. JOH N S o MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM n JEFFERSON To
No. $50 Main Street, Upstairs,

(" ~.
Established In isG0l
nR JOHNSON 10 acknowledged by all parties In
IL terested by far the most succcssiul physi-
clan in the treatment OF private or secret dtease2
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed IN every cas-,
male OF female Recent oascs OF Conorfhea aud
syphill. cured In few days without tho use OF
ness Secondary syphilis, the last ycstigc eradi
rated without the use OF mercury. Involuntary
ie.s Of semen stopped 10 short time. sufferers
iron impotency OF l0n OF sefnsi power rcAtotedto
free viRor In a few weeks Victims OF self'abus3
aud excessive venery, suffering from spcrnatorrhea
and 10. Of rsysio.l snd m.ii,l power, tpeealiI
10 the Diseases Of Women, aud cures guaranteed
Piles and old sores ouri Without the Of oAutto
or the katie All consultations strictly conhdeu'
tiai Medicines cent b. express 10 all peru Of the
country
sswofkinrrneu cured At half the usual rates
orce houn IRON oelsst am. 20 o,cleos m
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tSroUrs

Thiriy-two hrls apples, ao1 Ks bran, o
PKG butter i,ii2 rolls hnpFiur = pkg ha.
con ~ pkrs boots and shoes. ear corn, ib
brs lime a. ~ cotton scol, 1000 hdls cot.
ton ties i,s pkgs dry goods, " pkr, eggs,
3 ears hay, ~ pkrs hats, u head cattle,
10000 feet lumber % pkrs liquor 10 hrls
meal. 10 hrls potatoes I ear pork sides, 10
brls sugar. 3ii pkgs tobacco, 1 car wheat
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmpOTk-M 4 X q Z, " > IL H. y VI "
RR. ) steamers. 2 wagons. g. Total, q bales.
Exports-M &CRR,SC, o&sw Il Il, 800 l.,
o6 TRR, ,2q3, steamers, north, gi2 Total l,9JJ
bales.
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE or uNsoLD STOCK
stock IN congresses July II ........,... ...". l95l
stock In warehouses sold aud Delivered. 1910
Iutnl 'ssss'ss'''''' r.''
which taken from running accuuut......... o.. p.i2l
Leaves uusUld b,jb
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28
How to Tell Her.

There are some things that a well.
bred young lady never does:
ST, never accepts q valuable present
from a gentleman acquaintance unless
engaged to him.
She eve turns around TO look after
any one when walkingilfthe street.
She never takes supper or refresh.
ments at a restaurant with agentleman
after attending the theatre unless ac-
complained by a lady much older than
herself.
She does not permit a gentleman to
join her on the street unless they are
very intimate acquaintances.
She does not wear her monogram
about her person or stick it over her
letters and envelopes.
She accepts a seat from a gen.
tleman in astreet ear without thanking
him.
She never forgets her ballroom en-
gagements or refuse to dance with one
gentleman and Immediately dance with
another.
She never snubs other young ladies
even if they happen to be less popular
or well favored than herself.
She never laughs or talks loudly at
public places.
She never wears clothing so singular
or striking as to attract particular at
teution in public.
She never speaks sl%ightingly of her
mother. and says she don't care
whether her behavior meets with ma
terna. appreciation or not"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28
Sensible Suggestions,

These are sensible Suggestions from
an exchange:
Don't write E0r ask 20 lave publish
ed Obituary poetry" III ninety-nine
cases out of one hundred it's the merest
twaddle-a lot Of sawed-oif rhymes
that are ridiculed by all who read them,
save the misguided friends. Don't do
it. Cards Of thanks" should be also
tabooed. In the time Of sickness or
disaster your friends and neiehbors are
expected to help you as IL matter of hui
manity. Don't think it incumbent on
you to thank them for a duty.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28
AGENTS VANIE 70

BEST SUBSCRIPTION BOOK Printed,
Dunnfng'= Fam Ledger anoa
Historical AccountSsnt.
$50 pages, 9xl3, weighs 3H lbs; 2D pages
ruled TO suit: % different accounts anu re
cords. one hours time each month VIII Keep
them in order. Complete Law Guide for farmers'
with all Necessary Legal Forms, History OF SIaint,
fJ,,eoIaled Medical Department, Things MorIn
Knowing. Postal Law Statistics, and SCRAP BOOK
splendid Map of the State In which the pook Is
sold. Also Uniled States Map. Compie,e heenss
No urevious experience needed. The book sells ",
self, Price $500. Ruled to last ~ years Lloesa,
commission and special territory given. Senp ~,
ssfrn,Iars. Iadv AGENTS wanted; also farmers Doy'
SSnd D;rls INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING 20,
Nj" vi state ST.. DErRoIr. NrnB
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28

Plant. corn and you will get corn;
plant thistles and you will get thistles;
plant beer and you will get a bier;
cultivate your head and You will get
ahead.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28
arethndist ianiscnnnI al

Services alternately at 1890 "a. m. and Z p. m
Rev G. w. BARNUM. Pastor.
Sunday School Ct . p. IN. &. COOPER.
superintendent
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Methodist Protestant Church.

Services altr inatrly at 1890 o'clock a. m. and
%. m. Rev. j. NJ. CRANDALL, Pastor.
Sunday School AT y, IN. u BRAKE,
Superintendent
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28
$500 II WARD!

WE WI paw the 4pave rrvarl ior ury ~ ,cf Iiv'- Complaint
pyspe7da, Sick Heaaslra Indigestion, yuuaIuKtOn or COiivenesA
We cannot euro with Wvsts \ -stalls Liver iilis. when the di',c.
lion, IRE urr,l" couplttt VITA. Iau! 30 Tusv., vegetable, and
'-vtt al 90 r,e ati-tpcacu. Eu.ur t'etri. lHr-u lrats, cot.
thi Inc 20 pills. - car'-. For 'He ~ o.. ,-urshy. y ware ~
rouure Els ul .u.-u1ui. H. p.iu.. u,1i-, hfturrl ouiy by
sutS Q. WEST L 60. ISL - ~ t'. .,.3boI So, Chicago
si0t 1l sayha.s tHti+ r,li !o...lr. ..'s.' = ..'staap.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28

Church of Christ at the A. &. Chapel.
Services at II a. m. Sabbath School at 3 J. m
'rayer meeting every Thursday evening 1850.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-28

. ,urch of Christ-NIenerey'S Corners.
Worship Lords Day morning at 1880, and
preaching every alternate Sunday evening at 2
o'clock.