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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22

Now, Mcesha" (Mikel, "here's a
list of the houses at which you are to
call, and you must be sure to leave one
of my cards ut each Of them. You'll
find the cards on my study table. Do
you hear?" So spoke Prince C, one
of the leaders of society in Moscow, to
the liveried servant who bowed before
him as he stepped into his carriage.
Ii was New-Year's Day,a time when,
in Russia, rs in France, every one
visits his friends, and tho salutation of
IS novym godom s. novym etchas-
item" with the new year, new happi-
ness) is heard on every side; so the
Prince was setting out to call in per-
son upor : few Of his chosen friends,
while sending his footman to leave
cards upon the fifty or sixty less inti-
mate acquaintances whom he posses
sed III the fashionable quarter of the
town.
81 hear, your Brightness" said the
lackey, bowing again, and his master
drove away.
Two hours later dashing young
officer of the imperial Guard reined up
his horse beside Prince G-'s carriage
as it passed him, and said. in voice
tremulous with laughter: "Oh, Yakov
Andreievitch" DANES, son of Andrew,
that was Il splendid idea of yours!
It'll be oil over the town tomorrow,
I'm sure. | haven't had such laugh
since don't know when" And of he
went. laughing unrestrainedly.
G- looked after him in blank be-
wilderment; but he was still more pre-
picked about half an hour later, when
stout, bald, red-faccd man, in the rich
uniform of a government official, came
and said, sternly:
"lakov Andrcicvtch, / don't know
what | have done that you should in
suit me IN this unwarrantable way.
You shall hear from me tomorrow"
And he passed on, foaming with rage.
"Are they all mad?" muttered the
amazed Prince. What ON earth can
/ have donep"
But the explanation came only too
soon. just rs he reached his own door
again, up came the footman whom he
had sent round with visiting cards, and
said, with respectful bow, i've left
all the cards, your Brightness, except
the ace of spades and the queen Of
diamonds
Then the poor Prince understood it
all. This model servant of his had left
pldytng-cards upon his friends by mis-
take.-Harpe~'s Magazine.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22
A Pertinent Question.

A former Governor Of n large city in
Japan, after spending IN evening ut a
friends table with several companions,
was unable to find his carriage, and de-
termined to walk home. Losing his
way. however, in the narrow, winding
streets, he applied to q policeman to
direct his erring footsteps. To his sur
prise the solemn functionary could not
solve his perplcxity. He was not ac-
quaintcd. he said, with tho location
asked for. A happy cxpedient sug-
gested itself to the inquirer.
"Be good enough to direct me to the
residence of the Governor of the city"
said the Governor.
II don't know where that is either"
responded the policeman.
What! not know where the Cover
nor LIKES? | Shall report You to-mor-
row. | am the Governor
"Weil, was the caustir reioinder,
show do you expect me To know where
you live If YOU don't know where Won
live yourself. f."-Harper's Magazine.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22

Deacon Williams. "Brudder Jones.
how did yer son come outen de trial?"
Brother Jones. DE jedge done
give i'm two munfs in de iayul."
Deacon Williams. Pears ter me
like rs If YOU oughter be pow'ful
thankful. He got oil mighty light, he
did"
Brother Jones. "Fwarn't $ light $
YOU seem ter think. Dcy's a-gwinter
hang i'm when dc two munfs is up
RlTpCrS .uuyGzine
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22

The London Foot Guards are trou-
bled over the threatened adjustment
of the showy bcarskin hats, which are
worn mt present by three of their
brigades. The supply OF bearskin has
diminished exceedingly Of late, so that
now each hat is worth about $3S These
bearskins are practically useless, cx-
cept for the purpose of display, and
are even then only suited for cold eli
mates. But they are highly cherished
by the soldiers on account OF their inn
posing appearance.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22

Chaussicr dried man in a kiln and
there resulted only IL pounds Of solid
matter.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22

Lady Jane Henrietta Swinburne,
mother oi the English poet and critic,
is % ears old.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH.


New NoRK. Aug. Mooney ON call easy
at iNils per cent Prime mercantile paper,
itdGis per cent Sterling exchange quiet
and weak at $3.50 for siNty-day bills aud
SiS1h. for demand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady.
State bonds wcrc dull aud steady.
The exports oi specie from the port of
New York last week amounted to sauo 27G.
Of which So 80 was In gold and SiSG. ipf
silver. Of the total exports s1SD In gold aud
Sl7u, 80 IN silver went To- Europe, aud 81.
OOo In gold aud Sl5,y5 In silver to South
America
The imports Of specie at the port last week
amounted to t50,s1 Ut which Sii, 2ij was
In gold aud S06i2 IN silver
The stock market today made the nearest
approach 20 absolute stagnation that la,
been seen 10 lar this year. There
was NO news which had amy effect
upon the course of prices, and
the attendance at the hoarl was
extremely limited, which gave rise 10 sort
of deadlock between the foreigners Ia the
market Tho traders In the absence NJ the
lau;rr professionals betrayed DISPOSE
ton a. help the list down, but there
was moderate demand Tor stocks at the
figures and firm tone developed, which WI,
sufficient to carry quotations slightly above
the opening prices. There was firm OpCn-
ing with first sales at from = 60 x per cent
above last nights prices, though large pro-
portion ~ storks traded In wcp unchanged.
There was nomination anywhere IN the list
except in -. Paul Lake Shore and Western
Union. hut the total sales Of Lake shore,
which led the list In point u activity, wcrc
only 1910 shares, aud the quotation, tor the
cutirc session IN NO stock exceeded
half Of per cent. Prices advanced
| slightly In the hrt half hour after
witch they remained stationary for the r.
maindcr uf the tiuc The close was firm nj
tho figures Tho final changes IN quotations
were inr slight fractions only, with most ol
| the li,i higher, the extreme advances being
| :. per cent. each In the Northwestern and
| Louisville. San Francisco preferred, how
ever, WI, exceptional, with loss 81 ~,
The nirpnl bond market was On rar
with the stock list, being unusually dull
The total sale, aggregated only $50, nD, and
/ the fluctuations were scarcely prrccplihl'
/ aud entirely insignificant. Tho total nlc'
oi stocks today were 2,2il shares. Closing
| quotations
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$l.50@600; Robinson and Lincoln counties.
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.50a3.00 Eastern
ryes, $l.S5@6.o0 according to age and make:
common whisky, 95c@l,S0 according to
proof; nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAGGING-9Gllc.
PowDER-Kegs, $500; half kegs s2.75;
quarter kegs, Si.75.
HIpEs-Dry flint No. 1, loo; No, 3 &c; dry
salted, 5h@7c; green sailed, No, I, &c; No.
2 SIC; green, 3@4ci shecpskins, l5c@Sl.0 90,
irregular.
TIEs--Sl.25.
Snor-Drop, SIPS; buck, $3.50.
LEAp-dc.
NArLs-Iron, 500; steel s2l5.
ToBACco-Common, 2j@3j other grades,
356lS5.
SNuFF--Garrctt's, si0.S5; Ralphs Sl02j,
Railroad, $685. Gail Il AK, S92f
Coal 0TL--Prime white, Wholesale lots,
619c per gal
BEEswAX-iSd20c.
TAIIOW--3Ilc
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GENERAL TRADE.

40 changes were made in the quotation
lists yesterday by the Merchants exchange
committees. Grain In store at the elevator,
yesierday---Corn, p, oil bushels; oats, 5,C,5
bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market remains
unchanged ~ TO prices. Molassc' unchanged
rice dull, with prices barely steady, in buy
cr's favor.
The stock Of lemons continues fair, with
prices n shalc easier. No more cargocs are
looked for this season, and supplies will be
Loncolorth drawn from New York.
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HousehoId supplies.

ArPLEs-No demand from store. Dried
apples 6ISd7lsc per III, from store. Dried
peaches, S6t0c from store.
FRUu--Firm. Oranges, S5.0O@G.00 per box.
Lemons, S3,506G50 per box. Bananas,
sl00@2,00 per bunch.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $3.50, half brls 800
PoTAToRs-Firm; new, $50 per brl; sweet,
$3.50 per sack.
PouLrRY-Chickcns. spring, N.2j@2, 20;
mixed Sl.75@225; hens, $3.50.
EaGs-Quict; boxes, l2c; eases, l2l6c.
FRuTs-Cocoanut $500 per 100, Peanuts,
Virginia, 6@6ISc; Tennessee, farmers stock.
4td5c; roasted, PIC higher; shelled, 6@7c,
Pecans, Texas, 0Gl2c.
Recommendations $3.O063.50 per brl;
sl.75 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, 500
@2.5O per crate; $6O0M70O per hundred;
kraut, brls, $780, halfbrls, $3.50. Garlic, SOC
per 100.
R,IsINs-London layers, $500; layers, t2.75.
California, $250@3.0O.
BrrTER-Butterinc, i5c; creamery, 20dy}c;
dairy, l5diSc, country butter, l0Odl5C.
CIpKR-ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $50 pei
half brl.
NiNrgAR-pcr cal sNligc
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, So per 1000 premium selling. New
Orleans - discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
ville demand par buying, $3.50 per 1000
premium selling.
The local securities market during the
week, and even during the past month, as
usual during midsummer, has been quiet
Still, there was fair demand for undoubted
investment securities, especially for Taxing
District bonds, which have advanced. Spec
ulative stocks are dull, and in several in
stances materially lower.
The local cotton market closed steady,
Sales unimportant New Orleans spots are
quiet and steady, with futures quiet and
steady. August declined points, Septem-
Der and remaining months going off
points. No reports from Liverpool until
next Tuesday morning, the exchange being
closed till that time owingto bank holidays.
The New York spot market closed steady at
an advance OF Lice. Futures closed steady,
with August up points and remaining
months up TO 3 points.
Hubbard Price & Co., cotton brokers, say:
MANY Of the prominent operators and act.
i've traders were today out Of town, the alb
sencc OF any Liverpool market leaving no
guide for operations and in consequence
transactions were exceedingly light and
mostly Of local character. August con.
tracts wcrc firmly held at an advance of
points above yesterdays closing. The
managers Of the pool appear confident OF
their ultimate success Each day lessons
the time In which cotton can he bought
here and the possibilities Of higher prices do
not appear lesscncd by the operations Of this
closing week. Very little business has been
done in now crop positions but the tendency
has been easy with prices in buyers favor
Closing quotations show a decline OF > to
points below Yesterday"
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nreast.tufis.

CoRN Mglt-Siandnrl, SgS592o1 pearl
$40 roller. $40 90 ~; quiet
BK,Ss AND FEAs-Nayy beans, $40; me-
dunn, $40.
O,r ME,L-ln half brls $3.50 from store.
CRNcKsRs--S'oda. treble extra, 5lfc. ginger
snaps 5ys9sc; assorted jumbles, lVal2c.
FLuuR-From store, common, sly lam
ily sl7G choice. 500 fancy. N2i. extra
fancy, sI.go patent, Ss.OoCt5.2o, quiet.
CRACKED WHE,r-ln half brls, slJO from
storc.
HoNISY ASp Gairs-From store, s3.5.2
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Groesrfe..

C,SSgp Goop.-Pine apple, si.Ts peaches,
2 lbs, standard. $500, 3 lbs, standard, ~ -,
second, $50 Tomatoes, lbs, standard,
500. 5 lbs. standard, Sis. Strawberries.
tI.75. Raspbcrries, 500. Blsckbcrries. VI. -
al.i0 Green gags, Si.7Stal.sj. Pears,
81 2OaiT5. Plums, SIS. Asparagus, S.. Is
GAS Green corn, ti.7bNgl.t0. Green peas,
~ .G5Gfi.go. Cove oyster, full weight, ~,
O5c; 2ibs, 81. 05Cgl.75. light weight. ID. $50
T5c lbs. Sl.O0. Condensed milk...Crown,
t5On Eagle. G.7p, Swiss, 1915. Salmon,
SIS Sardincs. AIS. mustard sardincs.
500 Mackercl, $50 herring mackerel,
si.2J.
SraAa-.Pure white. a.; on white, &C.
yellow clarified. 7.M7tsc. refined A, Nc,
standard granulatcd, ssGslsc, powdered,
SIC cut leaf, sac. strong.
CoFTEE---Common, l5c. ordinary, &c. fair,
i5c. prime Rio, lsc, choice 10 fancy, lbci old
government, yoC1S2c: quiet.
RcE-I.ouisisna, 565IIci Carolina oIfc
quiet.
river, ti.9Dcti.25 per brl; sks, fine. sl.SJ1
40. coarse. fi.iO6tl.i5. pkts, 2Adic.
CASbiEs-Stick. oil slxc., w bSs pals and
brls sCtlOc. fancy assorted, sgljo, cHtr'
fancy, lsGt2jc. frm.
MoL,EsEs-fsouisann, common 70 fair. =
| Ct2jc; prime 60 choice. 8JdJsc fancy iWi
/ f5c. centrifugal, common 10 fair, 2pa &c
prime 10 choice, 5Og3Jc; syrup DSioc
| quiet.
CHsuI-Ncw York factory, Gdsc ful
cream, i2lai3c. Young America, l3tllic.
so,- AND CAsDLEs--Soap, Segj sc, candles
full weight loo.
4 SrARcH--3H6I3lSr.
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Asparagus Bc,i.

"Aunt Mamie" writing from Waukc-
gan, ILL.,, to the Prairie Fdmrr says:
ono OF the delights OF my miniature
garden is my asparagus bed, and we get
all of this fine spring vegetable that our
family wants. The bed took l25 plants to
I'LL it, and gives mo respectable sized
grass" though not quite so large as we
road of. They are planted about fifteen
inches apart, which seems TO answer very
WE'LL at any rate | am satisfied with the
result. The bed has boon going some
years, and is yet in almost rs good shape
MS mt any time. This think, IL in great
measure due to the care given the con-
struction OF the bed. the soil, etc, 20 tho
fact that no weeds were allowed to dispute
possession, and that the grass was never
cut after the 18th Of June. do not like
10 take something for nothing, hence, ~
take asparagus from tho piece of land, |
replace its elements with manure in tho
fall (which helps protect the roots in win
tcr) iorking II into the ground the lirst
thing in the spring Every three weeks |
sprinkle thinly some salt, which have
heard does this crop good, may be- because
IL IL natural 10 asparagus, which comes, Ms
botanSts tell us, from the scnshorcs oi
Europe. | had some little trouble with
my man John, TO get him to dig deep
enough 10 suit me.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

90; April, 977@e7s; May, 9.s5@9.s7;
June, 992@9.95. Sales, 1880 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened nominal, and
closed quiet and steady; middling lo1sc.
Sales 200 bales. Quotations were as follows;
Ordinary, 75sc good ordinary, $50; low mid
ding, 0ssc; middling lO%c; good middling'
10Xc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady, as follows: August, asl@0'SS;
September, 9.l9@0.2O October, s.os@s.99;
November s02@s.93; December, s.9S@s.6;
January, 0.o3@90I; February, 9.l2@0,l3;
March, 92l@o22; April, 93o@o.sl; May,
9.39@941. Sales, 100 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

ConN-Frum store, white, 60; MIXED, or.
from leycc or depot white In bulk. SIC In
sacks. Gle; MIXED In bulk. So; IN ,scks, j's'.
BRlN-from store, 7Sc; from lcycc or de-
pot, SiLDgSii.JO.
ltAY-Choicc. from store, or; car load.
from lcvcc or depot. iiG50, prime stores, sic,
car load. from levce or depot, sisyo. prairie,
from store. 5jGaDOc, car load, from leyoc or
depot, sl0S0aii.O0.
0,rs-From store, white, Ssc; mixed. DC,
from lcvc. ar depot. white. In bulk, gc, Va
sacks, SOC, mixed. in bulk. $50; la sacks, SIC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

ances, So, 1854 For corresponding week
last wear, eloarihSs SlS,OJ2,S1i; balances,
$3,S10,0sl.
PurLApELrHIA, Pa, Aug. a.-Clcarings,
81, sos, S7s balancc>, Sl,I7G, S22 For the
week, crearings, sGNoo63OO; balance, Slo,-
800, $50.
NEw YopK, Aug Tho weekly bank state.
ment shows the following changes: Reserve,
decrease, 1865, 500 loans increase, S2,2l5,-
coo; specie, iccreasc, sj2l, DO legal tenders
increase, ssh, 500 deposits, increase, 81, 40
500; circulation, increase, SIS, 500. The
banks now hold 81, UHO $40 in excess Of the
% per cent rule. ClcaringS today, 500, 900 o.
73S; balances $,i25 i3l For the week.
clcarings, S575, l'N, balances, ~, 81, G02.
Grain and Provisions.
CuIcAGo, ILL.,, Ang 1.-THE situation in
wheat was interestillg enough today Ia keep
up activity and advance prices, although the
other pits were very duh through to the
close. News here from the other side was ot
n bullish nature. The trade responded morr
readily than on Friday. Gables represented
n questionable condition OF crops on the
continent The. opening price for Scptem-
bcr was sc higher and the best point
touched, thirty minutes before the close,
sac, was ilsc over last night. Certain
houses hail ORDER from the northwest Ia
buy, and others hal orders to hold wheat
already bought The market was
marked by activity ON the morning bulge
which took September 10 size. This was
followed by u heaylncsS aud decline tn
s3ssc aud sold up 10 Si'sCtSiaio. Dcccm.
Der opened ic higher and sold at $3.50
S69zc.
Wheat closed firm AZ the outside prices OF
the day, with September l}so higher than
last night.
There was strong feeling IN corn early,
which sent prices ilc or more over the clos
ing prices OF Friday, but this was followed
by such liberal selling by brokers supposed
| 20 represent heavy traders that the prico oi
| September declined from t6'sc, the top pric,
| of the day, to i5tc. During the balance al
the session the price kept close 10 s6C, ana
| closed ut l6Jsc, or &C. over last night. Their,
| was q fair interest IN oats and sales for Au
gust were 2IkCJ2j',r, closing ut be, Sep
| tembcr closed ut "a &C. q shade lower.
| The feature Of the provisions trade was ia,
| firmncss and advance Of l5Ml7 70 In lard
Offerings were light and made Il easy iol
| holders 10 secure az advance; September sol,
az -. Il tSCtss7 30 and closed at sS.Si, rorl
received fair attention hut an unsettled feel
| ing prevailed. September opened at sag -
sold at Sli25, W Ia SllTh, down {,
! SlI.2O. but rallied aud closed at SlijOd
| lI33if, net gain ut lnc. short ribs ad
vanccd lOc; ScpicmhCr sold ut SS.BNS.3' =
| aud closed ut sS.1i. Packing since Marh
! i.2SsO JO hogs, against l,3ij,OJO for the sam,
| time last year
The leading future, ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
proyisious.

Ftm-Msckercl. half brlN No. I, IS; No
2 SGT5. lob kit, No. I, N.i5. No. ? sl.lO.
Dry herring. family, 2,c per boz.
FRE.H MH.rs---Ihoice beef, bindguarters
Zoe. iorcquarters, Sc; second grade hind
quarters, sc; forcquartcrs, &C.. Sheep, Dc.
Hogs, &C..
Hoo Pnopucrs--Quict; mess pork, 5000,
sugar cured hams i3'el3he, breakfast
bacon, lOXNti2c. bacon, clear rib sides, ~
agkc: bulk pork, clear sides, aHo clear
rib sides, sl,6ssJsc, long clear, skci shout
dcrs. 7ao.
L,up.-Tcs, s.c. half bri,, SIC; kegs,
SIC: choice kettle, OSc: quiet
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PRIME CRrDE Ou,---Sjc; prime summer
yellow, I0d ilc; of summer yellow, Id3Ic,
choice cooking summer yellow, 436llbc;
prime summer white, Iid ijc; prime cotton
seed meal, Sl7 2Stgl7.5o les, than ear load,
SlS2j; of cotton seed meal, Sl5OO9ij. -,
less than ear load lots slG25.
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The Dudes Know IL.

orif they don't they should know that
Ranyum Root Linimcnt cured big head in
mules for w. Il. Hunt, of AdairSvillc, Ky,
j. II. Mallory, of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs OF blind staggcrS with It. In
fact, this King OF Linimcnts is invaluable
for man and beast and no family should he
without it, 30 cents per bottle, For sale at
llcisturs drug store No. 2S3 Main street.
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CmcAao, ILL.,, Aug The Drorsrf Jour.
nal REPORTS CaulraR Receipts, 5000 ship.
aonts. 1000. Market aieady. Steers
81 GJGt !. ~ stookor, and feeders, t3lOg3.CO.
COWS. bulls aud miscd, N.5OesS,O, Texas
cattle. " .DO6tGs3 ~
IIog,-Reccipi. 100 shipments. 1000.
market slow. wcakp. closed sicldief. mixed,
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
CRoP IN sIdmr, ArGrsr B.

The New ork financial Chronicle OF August
gives the following figures: Total visible
supply l,lio,s65 bales against i,i2i22J in
1857. These figures indicate q decrease OF
cotton in sight of 2S2, rs bales, as compared
with the same date In 1857, and a decrease Of
2Oo, 36s bales as compared with same date in
ts3Q
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LANBs-Choicc, $3.50; common to good,
per head $500.
Hoos-Choicc light, 5@5jic; good, 4XG5c,
common, 5000,
CArrLE-Choicc, 3h@ilc good, 3I@ic;
scallawagS, nominal.
SuEEr-Choicc, &c: medium SIC, COM
man Il MINI
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S.s5@G5o, heavy s0,Oo@6,07Iii skips,
81. OO@6l0.
Shcep-Rcccipts 1850; shipments 1000,
market steady; natives, 81. 5OGl5.00; western
shorn, $3,556l0O Texans, S3,0093.75;
lAmhS a 1bllh Is.
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q lscelInneans.

Woodbury., grease wool, unwash.d, 10
@i3o, clear grease wool, 2O6I25c; bury
washed, 5000, tub washed. 3Oa3ic.
wHisEY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
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stage of the Rivers.

Oulus HusAL sEHytuE n AA,l
| NENrifta Aug. 4 Jam
| The following Oi,,enniipus afu taken ~ Ill ia
tlons named lu tho 5Nh meridian iihir. which u
one hour later than Memphis tiuie
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MAGNOLIA BALM

issur.s Perfect Complexion and s..rs the rso..
Mech. Aims and hands ssn and snSsth. Try M
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ont,-Yo. ?, on,h. 2ii.c bld. 2iJlc asked.


CLgvELASD, o., Aug l.-pctroloum-Maf.
ket declined. Aw 40. ic.
wmuSoTos. n. e., Aug l-Turpentina
--Firm at JJkc.
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Ordinary. nc; good ordinary, SIC. low
mlddlIug 0,Gc; mlddling Zoe: good mid.
ding 10 j.iGc; m.ddling fair, iOHo fair,
nominal. dusty, Nc 10 L. lower.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

T.ss HAoAS's MAGNOLIA Rain With you ,oths
ss.sld,. Mountains. tsas asd al Rsui nsssssi
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SE LOUIS Mo-, Aug. 4.-Wool is firm,
but very quiet with Il fair manufacturing
lpn,unl
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Roud. mud stacks.

The following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotations:
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, 1oc-
Sales Today unimportant-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
AprEkIOFFfcE.

ArfEAL UFFTCE, [
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 4, 1884
The demand for money continues steady
at the old rate, 8 per cent. The supply of
funds in bank is ample for all business pur-
poses.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Il LiQUiD preparation foe The stis. N. sootA.
ins. cOS,lss. Rsff,sl.ps 4 wosdsifglly D.EafJins
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Spots opened firm and closed steady;
midding, lie. Sales, 32s bales Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, sko good or.
binary, o ll.lOc, low middling, 10 siGc,
middling, lie; good middling. II 5lOc;
mlddling fair, II l5-iCc. fair, II oioc.
Futures opened steady, aud closed steady
a. follows August, iO.Oseti0.og. September,
sI2gaT3 October, 05Seso.jG November,
sl5G0is December at7@ots; January,
ass90 80; February, o on 90 %, March oGgcs