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CoRN-From store white, 63c; mixed, coo;
sacks, Gle. mixed, in bulk, sec; in sacks, SOC.
BRAN--From store, 75ci from leyec or de-
pot, $l4.00Gl4.50.
HAY-Choce, from store, 95c@sl.0O; car
load, from levee or depot, $lS.5O@l0OOi
prime store 0O@02l9c; car load from lcyee
or depot, $l70O@lS0O; prairie, from store
G0m7Oc; car load, from leyec or depot 5000
@l3.0O
OATs--From store, white, 45c; mixed, 43ci
from lcvee or depot, white, In bulk 40c; in
sacks, 42c, mixed, in bulk, 3Sc; in sacks, lOc
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GENERAL TRADE.

Sugars have advanced and are quoted firm
and heavy. Hog products vcrc marked ~
tulay aud are quoted strong and advancing.
larl is nlso 20 quoted. but uo changes Ncrc
made in quotations
AZ New Orleans prices Tor plantation ~.
gar have advanced sharply the net gain be-
ing &C. to b.iGc for tie week. There has
h,cu q good demand Tor refined ugtr,, the
s,ariiy u plantation goods emphasizing the
Inquiry iur the rcnucd article. There /. also
good demand iuf New Nurt sugar, that arr
arriving Receipts 1T mulnsscs have been
limited anl tbr Stock loo hand il small. The
f.yy market is moderately active.
AZ New YORK coffee r. somewhat lied up
by the uncertain condition " nNair In
nngil but held steadily. and other rooi.
are as . rule we'll sustained though some
old alc, oi sugar from vlutf ~ Irrational
shading nW used iur hrlrsh effect Teas De-.
main loo healthy condition.
rrr CuiyNDu DU,tN NARErr.
Chandler brown 4 Co. of Chicago. "a
oelrn fouilIuc, u Memphis "whcal
closed strong at advance. Hutchinson.
l'cam and shorts ver good buyers roud
export demand continue aud receipt. ar,
light ai prmar, points iuf this SEASON Ut th,
year Wcsi.ll think that the strength and
demand he foreign markets warrant higher
prices hCr'. Corn u FIRM The strength III
uhcio1u'o cnnsilcmhIcucryou,nc,s amonl
shorts, Who cover hr,riy on every dcclInc
We believe ihat both wheat and corn ar
low enough 10 encourage good buying
Curb. sD',c bid.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

New York and eastern demand, par buy
inc. g. per $1,000 premium selling. New
Orleans, 3 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati 81. Louis and Louis
Vile demand par buying, Sl.5O per 1909
premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady
Sales, 200 bales, to spinncrs, Weeks sales
1900 bales, of which 100 TO exporters and
1850 TO spinners.
At New Orleans spots closed dull with IN.
lures steady. July up - points, August
o, September ., aud the remainder 3 to I
points. Liverpool market was dull and in
animate with futures steady and unchanged.
Manchester yarns are quiet, rather easier
Cloths dull and tending down.
Spots at New York closed steady, at an ad-
vance Of lsc on all grades. Futures very
steady. July up II points, August TO- and
the remaining months TO points.
Hubbard. Price a Co, say "rho market
closed tonight with ten points advance on
August contracts, with little change in the
more distant months. MAY notices Of Au.
gust tenders were issued this morning, rep
rcscnting IL i estimated 1000 bales for de-
livery, but they had small effect, aud after
midday none appeared to be in circulation,
the bull party apparently providing for
them The feeling continues very nervous,
the short interest losing confidence, paying
constantly higher prices In the covering Of
the contracts while the feeling still stimu.
latcs prices, operators are leaving August Ia
the manipulation Of the interests now In II,
and few new engagements are made for that
day delivery. The absorption Of notices ap.
parcnty indicates the intention 10 receive
the cotton aud Is believed To show that the
bull clique has not yet accomplished is
designs. Business i checked by the ariid.
oial condition Of the market all interest
being ccntcrcd on the disputnnts on August "
Galveston secured her first bale Of cotton
OF the crop ISIS last Wednesday. IL came
from Dewitt county Tex. aud was sold on
the floor Of the Cotton exchange at ~ cents
per pound This l. the second Texas bale.
the flint having been received la Houston ON
The 10Th instant
IMPORTS
Ninety seven pkgs bacon, IL cars corn. $40 |
tks coffee car lime 20 SIS cotton seed, ~ |
Ikrs dry goods 52O hrly -four. 4 cars hay |
car cattle, cars lard, 1850 feet lumber, |
~ pks liquors, 1909 kgs nails, 400 u oats. |
~ brls potatoes, 10 pks eggs, 30 brls sugar
tVj pkgs tobacco and cars wheat,
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per 100 lbs $s721E6s.75. Short rib sides,
(loosel $s20@8.25; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed S,25@I4o; short clear sides (boxedl
$S.S71S99oO
Reccipts-Flour, Is, 600 brls; wheat, rs, 900
Blu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, none.
ipments-Flour, II, 900 brls; wheat, 49,.
600 bu; corn, 267, 900 Blu; oats, $1,000 bu;
rye, none; barley, 1000 blu.
ST. LOUIS NO., July 27.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged
Wheat-Cash, higher and firm, earl &C
tive. Options opened lower, but under
good buying, prices reacted and later under
the influence of cables and reports of
weather abroad the demand became urgent,
prices advanced and the close was 30 above
yesterday. No. 2 red cash, 70Cg79Lc; Au-
gust 7SA@70hc, closing at 79hc; Sep
TENDER, 79H@S0%c, closing at s0lS@S0hc;
October, Sic, closing at Size bid; December
S3H@sihc, closing at sac asked; May, SOC
Corn-Cash, dull and lower options
opened with nearly everybody selling; later
demand sprang up that found little for
sale and the close was firm No. 2cash, AZ l6c;
August 42hmi24c, closing at ~ &c; Sep
tomber, 4lHMi2c, closing AT 42Isc; October
SggiOc' closing at 40c; year, 329s@33Hc
closing at 33Lc.
Oats-Cash active, but lower; options
'n0l' W. 't'0lls @fF2W%tpaNi july -tlsVg
253sc closing at 25c; August, 222sc; Septem-
Der 23hc bid; year, 22J1c bid.
RycNo sales.
Bran-Easier at G0lIG63c.
Flaxseed Strong at 81 0idlO5
COrnmeal-Quiet at S2.50g2.55.
lIay-Prairie still in large excess Of the
demand, and almost all of II badly out of
condition, with prices lower at $j.50@6.50
for heated, and H.O0GtS50 for prime % gilt
edge; old timothy firm at Sli6OGl0OO.
Butter-Steady and firm creamery, l6@20c;
dairy, l3CIlGc.
Eggs-Quict at 10c for fresh.
Proyisions-Strong and higher at sliG0
for car lots. Lard-Primc steam, $500;
butchers, SS37lIGS.50. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, 1928; longs, Ss.3j; clears,
1919 Bacon-Shoulders, $500; longs, 50. 90
ribs, 1923; short clear, $3.50, Hams-Sl2.OO
(Jl3.5O.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls wheat, lsi, 600
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats. "a, 600 bu.
Shipments Flour, 1000 bis; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 27.-Whcat-
Steady; No red, cash, &c bid August
sales at 07lgc; September, G7isc bid GSLc
asked December, 70szc bid, 7lc asked No. .
soft cash, CSC asked; August, 6sIsc asked
Corn-Lowcr, No. ., cash, 3Sisc asked
August, 3Gc bid, 3Shc asked; September
3sAc asked year, pc bid, 2Sc asked MAY.
2694c bid SOC asked. Oats-No. 2, August,
2Oc bid, 2O34C asked.
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened quiet aud firm and closed
steady; middlng, 10 1916. Sales, l,0j5 bales,
Quotations were rs follows; Ordinary &
lilo. good ordinary DiIc low mddling,
lO}.ci middlng ~ 1916; good middling
NC; middling fair, llAc; fair, 1880.
Futures opened steady and closed very
steady as follows. July, lO.S2GlO.S3, August,
lOS2cglo 50; September, 075@97G October,
n5I@055, November 0iiCt0i5i Deem
Der 0it@0i5 January, 0.5o@15l; Feb
ruary, 057dO5s March, oOla0G1. April,
0729a73 May, O.sO90.si; June, o SSGJS0
Sales, 5000 bales.
New York cotton statement for week end
ing July "a 1858.
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llNlNlnnt.
A. noon. sputs-Dull and inlnimatc
Sales, G.up bales, ~ which American 4 NO
bales Receipts 2unO bales. oi which Amer.
lean ,su bales. Closing quotations were o.
follows Ordinary, i'.d good ordinary.
Lied. low middlinr, 5biGi. good middling
SD. middling upland,, o p.iGd, middling
orleans. b,d.
Futures opened dull aud easier and closed
steady,
t1hcsc prices are given In pence and Oiihs
thus lGl means iGJ Gid, and 6.Ol means
b.iGidl
Atlp. m.-Iuly, ASA, buyers. luly. Au.
gust, A3id, sellers. September, I'D.
sellers, Neptcmhcroytuher. . I'D, SELLER.
| October November, 5iud, buyers. NoYcm.
Der December ; ncucmbcrlanunfy.
-, January February, 5UAl, sellers, SIP.
tcmhcr O. ed, buyers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending July ~, ISIS.
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rmNr Cnunr Ou-3,ay1c, prime summer
yellow, tUsttic. OF summer yellow, 3ibt3sc,
choice cooking summer yellow. fGgl1c.
primo summer white, li0titc. prime cotton
srrl meal. sl5.Ob0tl1 pc. cat load lots az. 20
les than car load $500, OF cotton seed
meal. ilautttGUD.
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Live stack

Cmc,oo. ILL.,, July 27.-The Dror,rs' Jour.
nal reports Cattlc-Rcccipts. 1900, ship.
mcnts, 1000. Market slow and 5CtiOc lower:
steers, S3OOGg50o. stockcr. and feeders. o. I'd
M3G0 cows, bulls aud mixed, 81. l5Cf3 so
Texas cattle. s2OOdlO5.
Hogs-licceipts, 1900 shipments, 5000.
mixed, S.WaGiG heavy, N05@G50, light,
10000 u.s. skips, N.lOCI5S5.
sheep Receipts, 5000. shipments 1000.
Market slow; natives, t275di5O. western
wooled, S5.50dtO5; Texans, shorn, 5000
800, lambs, 81 256tG IS.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opcucl steady
and closed steady mill'.ur ior sale,. go
bales including none llst evening II which
none 10 exporter and al 10 spluu,n.
EXCu,NuU quot,tloSs.
Ordinary, re. god ordinary. $50 low
niddling. O'sc. m.dilInt ioc. cool mid
ding, 10 5-iGc. M dllins fair i0,.c. hIr.
nominal. dusty, ,sc 10 ic lower
DAILY CUTr0X STATEMENT.
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DAILY oOrroS STATEMENT

tspofa RR a. Total. p bales
lmpofts-N A G R,g. M&TRR.lL&N
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Provisions.

FIsH-Mackercl half brls, No. |, 1926; No.
9, 1913; lob kit, No. /, $l.l5; No. 2, SLl0.
Dry herring, family, 2jc per box.
FREsn MEATs-Choice beef headquarters,
lOc; forequarters, DC; second grade hindquar-
tiers, Sc; iorcquarters, &c. Sheep &C. Hogs,
Sc.
mess pork, Sl575sugar cured hams, l2ACy
l22c; breakfast bacon, 10lEMl2c; bacon,
clear rib sides, 05s@DAc; bulk pork, clear
sides sAMS36c; clear rib sides s5s@S4c;
long clear, SIC; shoulders, ne.
LAHD-rcs SIC, half brls, SIC kegs, SIC
choice kettle, 0}Ec strong and advancing.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
ne,rmcn,. a, the I.c,ee.

Arr vals-R1ymond Homer. Ohio river:
Granite State Ohio river James Lcc Friars
Point Rosa Ice. Osccola; City OF Cairo, ST.
Louis. City II Monroe, Natchcz.
Dcpariurcs-Raymond Horncr. Ohio river.
Granite : tate Ohio river. James Lee Friars
Point Rosa lee Osccoln; city II Cairo,
Natchcz. City Of Monroe 81 Louis
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
dull middling, D7Sc. Sales. 2O) bales. Quo
tations were rs follows Ordinary 7'.c good
ordinary, $50 low middling, 9sc;' mid
ding, o'sc good middling lOiic.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
rs follows; July 1910 bid; August.
9.12Cgo53 September al7@0ls, October
s.oddS "a November, sOl@so2; December,
s.njltsoi, January S02ao03i February,
0llC,oi2, March, 02o@a2l; April, 1900
$50. May, o3Ntgolo. Sales, p 100 bales.
DAILY ruWr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Groceries

SUGAR.--Pnrc white 71s6Gsc off white, Sc;
yellow clarified. ~; refined a, Sc
standard graduated, SA@SHc; powdered,
s34c; cut loaf, SIC. firm aud active.
CorFEE---C Common lbc; ordinary, Ice; fair,
lie; prime Rio, lSc; choice to fancy lOci old
government 3Od32c quiet
RcE---Louisiana, 5@5Lc Carolina, 6}gc
quiet
CANNED GooDs--.Pinc apple, Si.75, peaches
? lbs, standard, 500 3 lbs, standard, - 25
second, 500. Tomatoes, lbs, standard,
500; 3 lbs, standard. Sis. Strawberries
$40 Rasphcrrics, $50 Blackbcrrics Sl.2j
Gtl.i0 Green cages Sl750glS5 Pcars
Sl2oGI75. Plums, Sl.7j. Asparagus y. %
Cti2h Green corn, Sl.15Cfl. 10 Green peas,
Sl.GiCtl,DO. Cove oysters, full weight, n,
Doc, . lbs SiGjCgl75, light weight, 10 GjCt
Zoe, lbs, Sl.OO. Condensed milk-Crown,
800, Eagle, S775; Swiss, 500 Salmon,
$3.50 Snrdincs, $40; mustard sardmos
500. Mackcrcl, $50, herring mackcrcl
$l.26.
SALT Saginaw, ~ 3OGI35 per brl, Ohio
river, Sl.2Ohl2j per brl; SKIS fine, 1850
li0, coarse, sl.lOMllb; pkts, 2A@7c.
CANpirs-SiiCk, all sizes, in bNs, pals aud
hrls, sctl0c, fancy assorted, S9l5ci extra
fancy, lSM25ci firm.
CmEsE-Ncw York factory, case, full
cream l2SIl3c, Young America l3iulic.
Louisiana common 10 fair 90
@2jc, prime to choice, 336G3Sc; faucy, iOdg
ihc; ccntrilugals common Ia fair, 2OOt2ic,
prime 10 choice 30@3jc; syrup, 2OWIOc;
steady.
Scars .Np C,sptEs-soap, 3@j,9c; candles,
full weight, loo,
STAH,II-3H.m 9iec
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sts.e OF the Rivers.

OrrtCT SIGNAL sFHyfcr q. q A.,
Nrurnis. July n, ppm.
Tho following observations are taken AZ al sta
tiOns named IN the 18th meridian time, which IL
one hour later than Memphis time.
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NV YoRg. July 27.-Thc market was un.
changed In the character Of demand and
movement, with the former having been
inorc quiet than otherwise.
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vsooI.
New YorL Dry .ood, uarL.,.

ST.. LOUIS Mo-, July 7.-wool-s,cad,
with good demand, but prices not quotabl,
changed
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, loc-
Sales Today, 400 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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on aud rurpeptlp..

CLrvEL,SD,o., July 27.-Petrolcum-Firm
at nc.
MhNISoTos, n. C., July T.-Turpentine
Finn At 32lLc.
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non.i. aud stosh.

The following lit Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded rs thc latest quotations.
hank STOCKS
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Live stock.

L,Nw-Cholcc, $50 common To good,
per head, SEQ.
IIoos-Choioc light 6d5'.c. good. I1@5c,
common, i'.Cti4c
CArtir Choice, S'sdl.c. good, Si.@lc,
scallaNagS, nominal
choice, o., medium, SIC com.
mon. 81 Olltt 50
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a3;IMR IS; steamers
l. Total i22 bales.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
July q, APP bales, as against 800 bales last
week, and So bales same week last year;
since September 1, $50, s5i bales, against Co.,
215 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 1893 bales, as
against 3Is bales same week last year, since
September /, G2s, 90 bales, as against 6i9, 0il
bales same time last year. Weeks sales,
1900 bales exporters, 100 bales, and spin
ncrs, 1850 bales.
ACTUAL COUNT or STOCK.
An actual count of Memphis sto * made
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lily, 1915; choice, $500; fancy, A25; extra
fancy, $40; patent, S50O95.20; quiet
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rr.disa'e' rrsesiss rfuFirs, r.,,,r. w.,erbrs.h.
snesE h''. ns.i' Insss' "a. AL sung. Tgai
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MAGNOLIA BALM

fssafsss Psffse, oomplssioa sna issp, N. r.s..
rssh. Arrns snd hands fon ssd nnootA. Try ni
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ArrrAt OFFICE,

FMnAY EVENING, July a. 1888.
The demand for money is steady and rates
are firm at per cent, with no prospect of a
reduction. The best paper meets with ready
discount at the banks Parties Of undoubt-
ed standing find no difficulty in securing all
the accommodation they need. The banks
scrutinize paper closely and are not cncour-
aging applications freely.
Tho clnnrinr. hnnan rnnnrI N NJ fnllnMs.
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Household supplies.
A - - 40 E.nF.U an 49,. I.I n.f.I

ArrLrs-Sl 50a2O per brl. Dried hp-
pies G's@7Rc per 10, from store. Dried
peaches, SGlIc from store.
fHuir-Firm Oranges, 800 per box
Lemons sijOCg5.O0 per box. Bananas,
81 ulCt2.OO per bunch.
ricgtu-lIrls, $3.50, half brls, 800.
rorAtors--firm; new, il.jOtg2.O0 per bril-,
sweet, $3.50 per sack.
ruuLtHY-Chickcns, spring, Si.O092O0
mixed, 81. 75Gi2 %, hens, 80.
Eggs-Steady; boxes, ~, cases, Toe.
-Coaconnuts, fJOpcr 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, 6t6,sc. Tennessee, farmers stock,
lCt5c; roasted, 2'fc higher shcllcd, O97c.
leCnns, Texas Wai2c.
NrgEtAutu- Onions, $500 yer bril- si7i
per sack Cabbage, home grown, o. p per
crate 81 - per dozen; kmut, brls, $50, half
bfl., asa. Garlic, sc per 100.
RufiNs-l.ondon Layers, 800, layers,
t27A. California, e. jO6tJOO
BurrrR- iiutt"rinc, iHC. creamery, Goa
Die dairy, i5ttidc country butter, i5Misc.
Clprn-Ozafk, $3.50 per brl, and $50 per
half bal.
NiNrgAH-Pcr cal, Sale
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lisrciIaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 10000, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, fl.5Od3Oo, Eastern
rycs ~ SiNtbOO according to age and make,
common whisky, 0ic6Jti 30 according u
proof nothing under 20 per cent quoted
BAGCtNG-nGtllC.
rowprR-Kcg. 500 half kegs S275,
quarter kegs, Si,75.
lllpp-pry Hint No. I, Ice No. ?, &c; dry
salted. bism7c, green saltcd, No. 1, De-, No.
., SIC; green, SO &c, shccpskins, ljcCgSlO.
irregular.
Tiu-si.2b
smor--Drop, si.25; buck, $3.50
IEAD--Oc.
Nurs-lron, g. 10, steel, a. 25d235.
TomCCo-Common, 2bG3j, other grades,
35ClSh.
sNuFr-Garrctts, ti0S5. Ralph's, $40 25
Railroad, gSi, Gail a Az, kg25
Coat Ou-Prime white, wholesale lots
o Sc Per gal.
BEEswAN-isGB20c.
TALLow-l0l e..
Woodbury., grease wool. unwashcd. i0d
i3c, clear grease wool. 2Od2ic, bury washed,
2OdJ0c, tub washed, 30d3lc.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives hs'ishihsiy ns.utifui shin. Drives OF
hie'sAss. nsdnsss. Roue hhsss. rlmylss 4 sun-,Aai
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np JOHNSON - scEnowieir.i By an psr,is.tn.
IL tsrcsied BY Tar The most successful phyd.
dan In the treatment Of private secret dl.csssa
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed In every ca,e
male o. female Recent cases Of Gonorfhes and
syphilis cured IN lev DAYS without the use Of
aisrrufy, chsnre ef diet o. hindmnce from bust
Gated without The use Of mercury lnveluntsfy
ies Of ssmsn stopped ln . shen time sna.rer.
from impotsncy o. los OF ,stnal povcr restored 10
aud excessive venery, tunsfl1E from spenA intfhsa
and losa 81 physical sud mental povcf speedily
aud psrmsnenuf cured Particular sticntinn pals
Piles and old sorrs cured without the uc Of causio
o. the kniic. Al consultauins strictly ronsden.
tlsi Medicines cent b. tIpfVU W all taftS II the
eoaaify.
sSrwofsinEasn cured At halt the usual ral..
ono bouu from . oClork . m. N , O'Clock d m
u JOHNSON M.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

lea norm rT.rsuiion fot ~ Rin ~. aoeIh.
ihe. c0Vlns. hsiitshins swoui,ffaliJ ps.uuiyiasi
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Nnciyscycn pkgs bacon, II cars corn, $40
tks coffee, car limc1O SIS cotton seed. ~
pkg dry goods. go hrls -four, 4 cars hay,
car cattle, ? cars lard, 1850 feet lumber,
~ pks liquors. 600 kgs nails, 400 bu oats
u brls POTATOES, 10 pks eggs 90 btls sugar,
6uj pkys tobacco and u cars wheat
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Rccrlpts To- port this DAY. ~, -................
kccclpis in port this day iS,3 ....... ..........
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FROM 70 TO 8 O'CLOCK.
PERSONAL POINTS.

J. Sr. MAuX, advance agent OF Lotta,
left last night for Nashville.
Hos. q. W. KIE, Of Chulahoma, Miss,
WIS in the city on business yesterday.
Mns. s. W. GARRETT. Of Gcenback,
Ark, after few days visit TO friends In
the city, returned 10 her home last night
VISITORS on change yesterday: Charles
Collins, Hutchinson, kas.; Dr. 9. NJ. Tay-
lor, South Bend, Ark; ID. II. Fox, j. A.
Kirkwood, Arkansas.
SAMUEL J.. DoAS, son Of Mrs. Emma J.
and the late James ii. Doan, died ycstcr-
day morning Of soitcning OF the brain. Re
mains will be taken To luka Tor inierment.
DR, W. j. BAKER, OF Grccnback, Ark,
was ia the city yesterday. II is said that
the doctor las found his 'hcrb o grace
ON Alabama soil and will transplant II in
the early spring.
IL the window Of Menkon & Co.'S store
may be seen one OF the most exquisite
types OF childish beauty Ia the cnyon por.
| trait If little Mamie, the baby daughter OF
| Mr.. Fred u. Jones, OF Carroll avenue.
MISS MAI PIrgiS LoFrIN, bright and
charming young lady Of Victoria, Miss,
will be married on Thursday evening,
| February " 10 NE bdll'i u. il'sAhf ~
prosperous young gentleman OF Como.
| Mis-. The popular young couple have
many friends In this city who unite In
wishing them long life of untarnishcd
happiness and prosperity.
Tir SOtdLWosioR journal n Education for
this month published this paragraph con-
spicuously on its lirst page: I'VE have the
plcasus Of introducing 60 our readers a
new icaiure-a primary anil kindergarten
Department. edited by Miss Lula rrousdalc,
who Is the best known and most successful
Kindergarten and primary teacher in the
state. A most successful teacher ai Dycrs'
burg for several years, she has recently
moved 90 Nashville and opened kinder
gaften school. In connection with u shC
has a training school for teachers, and has
already sent ont four graduates. II II un'
necessary TO say that with her experience
aud knowledge her work viii be valuable
10 all headers Of the Journal Miss Trous
dale l. q daughter Of Col. Leon Trousdalc
ior wears one oi the editors and proprietor
81 Tnr ArrEAI, a journalist Of high rcpui'
and gentleman who still has many friend
Ia Memphis. TnE ArrEM records Mis-
Trousdaiesprogcss and succcsswith pleas
urc.