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s.rocerte-.

C,Svrp CCou.-linc apple 81 81, peaches,
lhs standard 81 Co., second, l2i Iuma.
Toes % DE-. standard. iss. 3 H.. standard,
siu Strawberries. sia1 Raspbcfrir..
$40 Ea,,Irrnr., tlub Green cages,
$40 Pear. sos rlums SIS. Asplm.
gus. H2i Green corn, $40 Green peas
si25. Cove oysters, full weight 10, siU,
lhs. Ten light weight IN. lhs, nsc. Con.
dcusrd milk-tuwn, 500 Eagle, SI5i,
Swiss. S,pD. salmon, SiihHi2lu Sarlincs,
siO1t,h -. mustard snrliuvs 500. Mack
crcl, u %, herring mnckcrcl, tiui.
SrUAH=rurc white. Nc, on white, e,
yellow clarified. 7A.CtSc; refined \, Nc,
standard graduated, saahsac, powdered,
SIC cut loaf $50. firm.
CoTFIE--Cnmmuu, ave ordinary, lave,
fair lG'sc. prime Rio l0ri choice Ia fancy,
Ia. old government JnCtl2C. strong.
S,Lr=Saginnw. A ptti,.A per bril- Ohio
| river Al suttl - per hfl, sks, nuc, sl3iti
/ Lao. coarse, tl,iuopiii pkr, 2',t,5c.
RcE-louisiana, 5tti'sc, Carolina, C.
quiet
CANpiE- Stick. al siycs IN bNs, pals am
bfls. sale. fancy assorted, OCti5C, cNtu
fancy. iSm2tC. firm,
Ciirrr New York factory case iul
cram, lOotiu'sc. Young America, iltgll -
soar Avn CANulg-SunP, Jisag1c, can
dies. fail weight, p'tc.
SrAEJu 50 ANt3'sr.
NuiAssts Louisiana, common to fair, y
GEc prime choice TtJSr, fancy, iOM
4,r. centrifugal common a. fair, AlO2iC
prime to choice, SOai'c, syrup, OGglov
uuiVt.
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Firm, and demand fair
Sales, 10, 600 bales, Of which American 8, 400
bales Receipts, $500 bales, Of which Amer
lean 800 bales. Closing quotations were as
follows; Ordinary, 3-l6d; good ordinary
63.lGd; middling uplands, Cd; middling Or
leans, Cd
Futures opened stcady at decline and
closed quiet.
[Thcsc prices are given in pence and 0iths
thus: 463 means i.6jGl, and 5,Ol means
5l-GLl
At / pm: September, $50 buyers Sep
tcmbcr October $50 buyers, Octobcr-Novom-
Der, 52G buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 622
buyers; Dcccmbcr-January, 52l buyers; Jan
lnry- February, 3. q buyers February March,
b23 sellers; March.April, 5,23 sellers April
MnY. b % snllors.
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LEVEE WORK.
OFFICE BoApD OF COMMISSIONERS.
foR the FINN LOUISIANA LEvEE DIstRlc1


TALLuLAH La, August 30, 1888. J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED AT
- the oiilce of the board Of Commissioners for the
Fifth Louisiana Loyeo District, at Talulnh. Madi-
son parish, La, up to O'Clock p IN, on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER II, lSSs for constructing tho follow.
' Appror Deposit Re.
Nams Of LcroG locality. Ct6ir IDS qarui
Raleigh............... Eas; Carroll, 2O,0OO 40 "
Hard Times.MilsOn, Teusas.....,.., $4,000 S9J %
Proposals for above named works must be scpa'
rate. and each proposal must he signed by the per
and marked Proposal to build - Leveo IN -
Parish from --. giving name OF leyec, and OF
parish, aud OF person making proposal
A deposit OF current money or certified bank
check & rvquipd for each levee, 10 the amount
above stated, which should h. incloscd In the
scaled enyelop said deposit % be forfeited 10 the
Board Of Commissioners for the Fifth Bousiina
Levce District, In case the person b whom work
may be awarded shall fail to sign articles OF agree
meuL and file complete bond within iorty-eIght
hours after notice OF adjudication.
Bond will be required In the sum not 10 exceed
Eve cents per cubic yard on the amount ~ stated
in the advertisement with two ~ 1uretles who
will be required To make oith that they are worth
over and above liabilities the amount OF the bond.
The HOari reserves the right 20 reject any or all
bids withdraw from letting such lcyecs as they may
deem proper and 70 increase CT dimish the oter'
ing a. they scc IT.
faymcnt Tor work WITH he made one half cash,
and The balance Ia warrants OF this Board, bearins
eight per cent Interest per nnnun from date OF
completion Of contnct and payable one year irum
date
Plans, profles and Specifications Of the above
work can be seen. and any other Information that
bidder may desire, obtained at the ofice OF the
Board Of state Engineers at New Orleans, La, and
at the Office of the levec Board at Iallulah, la.
n H. MAXWELL. President PRO tenn
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Fluur-Firm aud unchanged.
No spring wheat, 30 ,MO'fc No. 3
spring wheat siCt SilsC; NO. red wheat,
uli,c. No corn, i5iLc, ~. oats, 2l}sc.
No. ? rye 81 &C.. No. ? barley, nominal.
No. haysced, Si.26 Prime timothy seed,
f.G7mi.5u
Me-. pork per brl, slIgooli52lI. Lard
per LOO lbs. spNll. short ribs Sides loose
sSG5 smS7u. Dsy snltcd shoulders, boxed,
G2lsgLi5, short clear sid,., boxed soVO
Op25.
Icccipis-Flour $500 br.s wheat 49,
~ bu; corn. -. 500 bu. oats, 2GDIOJO bui
rye. -GD hu, barley h3VUl Nu
shipmcnts-Flour GiUJ hr., wheat, a.
30 hu. corn, nsup bn, pat,. 80, 100 bu;
rye, Z, 100 bu; barley 2I,GOo bu.
ST. Loris, Mo-, sept I1-Flour-Quet
but steady
whcat-I.owcr. After nuctuating the close
was s-C0Ac below yesterday No. . rcd,
cash. Di'zc. October. bi'lg December U.s.
CtDi'sc, closing at DJ)sc: May Sh@~'sc'
Corn Lower. No. cash. i2@i2llc; octo.
her, iiNdii &c, closing at ii'sc the year.
MCtJt3.c, closing at 5ic January, Jjisc,
May, 35is@NAc closing 3il,c bid.
Onts-Wcak aud lower, No. . cash, $50
23'lc. September, 2J1,c, May, 2sS@2s isci
the year, 2ilsc bill.
NNp=ftftu. No cash. hlti bttNDtFt
s. e, November, $3.50 bid; December j5c
bid.
Brnn-OG6G7c.
Flax sccd-lowcr, si.22.
Corn Mcal-unchangci, 81 l5d22 20.
lIny-Dul. only choice timothy being
salcahlc, prairie, S6.vO9ou1 timothy, 500
Oil.uu
Butlcr-Quict but firm; creamery, is@eOc;
dairy, i5@lsc. Egs-liishcr at i3iac for
good.
Pruyiions-Q Quiet and easy. Pork-iih ~.
tApl-primc STRAIN nomiullly sHBiGtD7O.
Dry salt Shoulder, $500 longs and
ribs, g. m. short clear, 500. Blcon-Shoul-
dcr, $50. long, and ribs, spijH05O,
short clear. tiOUuCtiu.lO. liams-tl2Gtil
Receipts Flour, i.up1 brl. wheat, 1900
hu. corn. 1900 hu, oats, Oi,uuObu, rye, 1900
hu. barley. 1000 bu.
Shipments Flour. q. 200 hrl., wheat, 1900
hu. com, 2OpO bu. oJts, 1000 bu, rye, 1900
hu; barley, 2u1 bu
On the afternoon board wheat was irnc.
tionally lover. Corn and cots weaker
KANsU CuY. No., Sept IJ.-Whcii-
| STEADY. No rd. cash, no buds nor uilcI.
! ing, October. ,Gi,r bid, - nskcd, D.,"m.
! her. a. bill. 80 Sc asked Nu. rcd, cash,
| - ,cnskr,l. No. soft, cash, So bid
Cum=Quict. No. > cash, no bids nor nt
fcnnrs. October - ~ bid, aiA,c asked year
sale, at 2p'sc. May, D',c bid, 3!c asked, No.
= white cash. sale, ai jsc.
Oats-No. cash, 21'sc a.kcd.
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Live stora.

Cmc,do, M, sept, ia=.rhc D-ur0s'
.flpriaI reports CnttrH Receipts. l2.ub.
shipments UOn Marker steady h,yyc,,
sUuiDtU5u. steers, t3.j0aai'. stu,kcs aud
frvi,r,. s2ui,gJ - cpNs, lu... and mixed.
90 5SOtiuI Texas caitlc SOU tAGD west
cru rusrfs s1 intth ~
Hog al,c,ylrt.. lOovS shipments, 500
Market A1iN lower MIXED S'wWH3,
heavy sNul.tb 49, skipS SiN.t'.D
sheep Receipts. a,pt1 shipments 'Wl
MARKET .tt,us aud iOc hlglrr natives. - "a
a. 20. western ~ lbgaw, Texans, tA1jU,
500. lambs ttpdAO.
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Iee,istuits

Cory-From store white, &c mixed. h3c
from lcyoc or depot white In bulk 52c, In
sacks. 65c. mixed, in bulk, i,c, la sacks, 500.
nr,V-From store, spr from lcycc or de.
pot, tiI hnHih.uD.
HAN=Chuicc, from store 0nc; car load,
frum lcyce or depot slG5u prime, from
store. Nic. car load. from lcycc or depot
sitU1. prairie. from store. 6bmOIc, car load,
from lcvcr or depot, slO jO@li.OO.
OArs-From store white, $50, mixed, 33c
from lcycc ar depot. white, in bulk, Sc In
sacks, 8ic, mixed. In bulk. 2lc, la sacks, sic
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LAMBs-Choice, Sc; common TO good, per
head, Sl.5OM3.0O.
Hoos-Choico light, 6@GlEc; good, $780,
common, 5M5l5c.
CArrLE-Choicc, 3H@3Kc; good, 2H@3c;
scallawags, lA@24c.
sHEEP-Chocc, &c, medium, 3@3Hc, com
mon. SlNnl.lO
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ItreaalsluiI-.

Cons MrNL-Standarl, t23im2io. pearl,
$500, quiet
BrANs AID rEAs-Nnyy beans, $3.50, mcdi.
um 500.
OAr MEA1-In half brls $3.50 from store,
CRACKERS Soda, treble extra, 6c; ginger
snaps, sigmDu assorted jumblcs, lOHl2c
cream crackers SisrIpr.
noW From store. common. S35Od3. -,
family s3DHl 10, choice, a. 25Cii 80, fancy
NJoG,iGO extra fancy, SL0DWj.j0 patent,
g.. 2lGu5. 90 strong
CE,cKED WuaAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoutNY AND Gmts-Frum store, 1926.
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CmcAoo, III, Sept ~ 1t was q bic day
fof scnlpc~ IN wheat There was plenty IL
action without any vciy decisive chang, i'm
prices. Prices ruled love, here the tint hour
than at other points lie Q he tafly de-, line
FROM the close lat nj lat IVA he'd ic a busbcl
nj the the same time The dc,liae at other e1.
changes was but &c to &c per bishel. One
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Provisions.

Fran-M nckcrcl. halt brly, No. 1, ss.50. No
2, $50. lO.lo kiL No. !. SIS, No. ?, ellis.
Dry herring family. 2ic per box,
Hoo rHpproIs-Struug, mess pork, &iduO
surnr.currl hams 49, sCtiic. breakfast bacon,
Ilftigc. bacon, clear rib sides. ni4tt luC
shoulders, a., bulk pork, clear sides, ~ ldp'Ec,
clcrr sides. p', Cgp7sc, long clear D'so. shOul.
dtrs. s'sW1'4c. -s
lAHp-Ic,. ~, @p'sc. half brls, 0h1h'sc.
keys. 0i.Wy,sc, ChUirC kettle lOglic.
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NV YDEE. sept -Cpncc-Opiion7
nprucd NJ JHN points down on easier
cables. advanced AFtiO ppiuts un report
frim Rio vt bad weather, uul expected liHht
r,ripis thrrr. closed firm. Stlrs NoW
hnrs. including September NJ ~ 2iHi2..
~. October. IN 5ahtt22i November, ell.
IuHlt.jD December. 80 snt,ii.ih January,
sIuG,HIiu Mare, unHiuup, Apui.
sIuUHlO -. MAY. siuu0. Spot RIO strong.
rr aud more tive, fair Cnfguv-, ''.r.
sunr=unw. hrm and active, refined
strong and active.
Cuc,Uo, H., sept. i3-Whisky steady,
sales 90 barrels finished goods, on q hl,is
vt fiit Huitcr quiet Sugar Firm.
ErW-lifm no itc.
Cmc,Uo. H.. Sept l3.-On the produce cN.
change today the butter market was steady
aud unchanged. Egys.-Stcady aud un.
changed
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yellow, 426iic; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, 43Ggi5c, OF summer yellow, iOCi2ci
choice cooking summer yellow, 45@i7ci
cotton seed meal, sl7OOGlSO0; less than a
car load, Sl75O6gls.5O; Off cotton seed meal,
$1,000 less than car lots, 5000.
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Nrw YoRK. Sept ia-With iobbcr the
steady demand OF previous days was pre-.
served aud good.
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ClrygLAsp, o., sept i5-rctnolcum-
Steady. =. w. iiO', 1hc.
witsNaroV, y. q, Sept i9.-Spihts Tur
pcntlur=ffm nt 3Gc.
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MOVEMENTS At CAIRO.

TIaf'lAl A'lHIlNNA W Alle Aflf'AAs
CArHo. H., Sept l3.-Tle Golden Rule
went south az o'clock pm. loaded Hat for
New Orleans Tho Arkansas City, up this
forenoon, had considerable lumber but not
much else. The Mary Michael, with three
model hargcs, went south after lumber. The
Ohio passed Ia Cincinnati with light trip
oi freight aud people. The II. NJ. HoXic
arrived at o'clock pm. today with four
barge, and full boat making excellent
time. The Henry Lourcy with five freight
hargcs, left here 1T 4 o'clock pm. for New
Orleans. The City OF Monroe Is back
Of town unloading her lighters. There Il
good water south Of Cairo, hut In the upper
Mississippi the stage Is very low and the
channel Is Ia bad condition. Five aud one.
half feet il reported ut several places, while
at Thompson's the channel j. full 81 snagS.
At Goose island there is a dangerous break
Just above the wreck Of the Grand Tower
Sol. 4. Silver formerly passenger agent ~
the Anchor line. has been made manager Of
the Cairo opera house, vice Capt I. W.
Shields, resigned. The fall In the river Is
Stacking up materially today.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.

John N. Macomb, Cairo John Dillon, st.
Louis.
Departures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
John n. Macomb, Cairo; John Dillon, New
ORLEANS
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kInrc Of the nINcrs.

OTrtcr SIGNAL sFHyi,r, U. 81,
MfNruis, Tenn, sept %, sam.
The following observations Hfr taken at all ia.
tiuus named iu the slth mrfiltn tine, which u
one hour later than Memphis time.
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~. Loris. Mo, sept i5-wool-Qnict
steady aud UNCHANGED.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAaAss MAGNOLIA BALM. Rsmovo. sunbuts
rsa Fr.siiss d Non rssobsa Can't BE- dstse,sal
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tale iiApANt MAGNOLIA nAin with y.u toihs
ssaslds. iiouHtalns. home and all nur.A Hs.or,.t
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nAlLY corroN srArrNExr.

lmports-M a CRR g. Ma ar n; l. a y
IMStgRR e, q a swKH d IN
RR q gcumeu ? wagons, a ToAi, % balek
Iarufu None
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE els PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, o 7-so-
Sales Today, 800 Bales-The Tone
of tho General Market steady-Meats
Strong,
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mnm-rhnI.i .nnnIIr-.

ArrJuH a. ipW2 ~ per bril- Dried apples
att1'sc pcr 10, from storr. Dried peaches, 80
o. from store.
Fam tim Oranges, 900 per box.
Lemons. ~ 10 per box bananas, tl.uWsW
per bunch.
fIUs. Firm. HnNcs Is. eases. Ice.
B,ruNs London lny,ia sAaJctAn. layers,
A. 90 California, o. ibttJW
NIrfr liutirrIuc. o.. creamery, &c,
dairy. isr county butter. i24ttiNc.
,tpru-unrk 900 pcr bh, and $3.50 per
hHIt hfl
NiSruAEH Ter gnl, iO1i'c
NYuArtrHuuipus. ~ 5ha2OO per brl.
CahIarrH l.uusr. st. Toms, tnOc. Chicago,
,ns khui hrl. $500 bali nrl, $3.50. Gar.
liC b. prr iiu
lnfurN rhirkcus Young t2Oo@2j0
mihrl. t1up hens ff5tt3nh
=tuUunuutS tiuo poe lun Peanuts,
Virginia. N'.nu,. truu,H,Hp iufmrrs stock
alfri,H uastrl a'.r higher shcllcd, cole.
lnuUs l,kts. r.il..
Ii,kirHiirs. % ,H htIf nrIH 500
ruT,tDu Firm a r'.tfulVu r hrl, sacks
GjC sweet, - 80 pornH.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

IL no p.lni srtougr. 'ns lD,a't tiluiA instantly
applied ~ Pace. fsch. AitAs 49, ssuls dannies.i
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IHIlIANnr nrnrAIInNa.

Ordinary, TIC. rood ordinary, SIC; low
middinr, osc middling o'sc, good mid.
ding, iOsc, middlng fair iO}.c. fair, nomi.
nal.
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WA %sI, T." changes
STATIONS

rhc lati, " the late Hins Ludwig have
been almost cleared. There y good pros
p.rt uf fybgiiiing the Iuval T. iun'.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insure.s Perfect compisros .tsty.N "a, Tses'
Ncci. Arms and hAnds sOn ard Saso.h. Tfyi ~
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MAGNOLIA BALM

IL . LIQUID pr.p.r.los Tor the san. 'Iis socih'
ins. Cooling. Refreshing wosasrfuiiy Be.utfyihsi
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XIV YORK.
Spots opened easy nui clo'cl steady,
quotations py..c,, ndidi.ug iUAc. sales,
GA bales. Quotations we're ~ follows
Ordinary, ! picc; good ordinary, a., low
middlnr o i5iGc, middnug, ru-sC good
middliur ioii.iOc, midd.lug fair, II 5lCy,
TAR. ~ i'icc.
fuluro opened steady Hui closed
steady o. follows September pO'nHE
Oyiub.r HGtHr,. November uUUpt,.
ntu'Wh.E Ht.Hars January rsa4Vst
l,hHls Hs.fHHst M.I.u HpIhpuF AMI
gWFtiuyI May luH"tpl,. June. iu lG
@loli, July ioGuio.L Sales, b3sul
bales.
Nrw 'uutrNNs.
Tho spot market opened steady and
closed quiet M.ddlur Ia. sales. ~,
bales Quotations were a. follows Ordinary.
sc, good ordinary SIC low miil'iug
oNc. miidling, iOr, good m.dluus lUf.a
Future. opened quiet and CLOSED gy.ri and
steady o. follows September r. Jusfu 30. uD
tobcr, g2Ianp November Dl5btrI, ~,
ecmbcr, piHnI2 ~ January, pT11 .,
February, pJG"p3, March. ptiar a..
April. pHWphi MAY NGapGi, June.
psS@97A salcs. ll,ulp bales.
DAILY rom sND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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MAGNOLIA BAL N

Trsdica,es frschls. Eru7tiaas. rsr.f. w.,.itr..s.
fIiekly Heat hs.l a..sst -. sd sHJs a,fnI
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives hv''Ainsly Dssaifui stin. nri,s. 20
sis,sSss. ta's. hOsgtn.sI r.upis. ss1.l..l
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MIsrrIInnrnn.


Huns Dry flint 80 I, la No. .. Tc. dry
nltrd i'tftir. gwen rlli,l 80 I. o., No ..
3sc rycu, Jgig. shycpshius, i3y0ilw.
irregular
WWssy Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
~ .tpNut Robinson lui Lincoln counties.
truH. sharp advance ~ lUpAur Eastern
fyrs - s'Htnp n,ruriius iU urr and make.
common whisky N,tltl .n. according to
pr,nl nothing under 80 pen CENT quoted
i,uutNu.#lls mlJc
ruvuu HkrFs 500 half kegs i275,
pu1rrr k,'s ti5A.
Ifa.H.i ttttl. -.
su1t upp, illt buck, $40.
iTsn--fc.
I,ttHN #Gntc.
Nuus-ifon t2O5. steel 500
Tuu,,Uy- Common, 2iCtibc, other grades,
aitt.E
SUR CARROTS so s5 Ralph'S sio2S,
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad, tp.2j, Gail
a Az tpU1.
Co,L uu.-rrimc white, wholesale lots,
Hic pcf raj
W6oi-liurry grease wool, unwashcd. 10
miGc. clear grease wool, Hti5c. bury,
washed, 2OC,JnJ iub washed, Jo95ic.
BErsNAx-lsaHc.
cote. seed rrodsc,..
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet. miidlinr p'sc Sale, m bales,
Of which 80 balo5 10 exporters aud 30 bales
10 sp.nacrs.
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d. Audibert has just received tile finest
stock of fire liquors ever received in this
town.
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Girls School in Charge of Sis
tiers of Mercy.

told Medals and Diplomas awarded, to
Misses Mariluita De Laureal and Lucy
Hart.
Medals Of Honor awarded 10 young
Ladies'. lst. Division. Medals for Excel
iance awarded, TO Misses FabiOla Wilt
ana Josephine Hitter.
Model for General Satisfaction awar-
jcd to Mass L. LacaZe.
Media! for Grammar, Department, and
Attendance awarded TO Miss C.. ROuS-
seau.
Medal for Music awarded 10 Miss A.
Gfrnaud.
Pad Division. Medal for Excellence
awarded 10 Miss A. st. 'iermain.
Medai Zoe Wax Work awarded, to Miss
NJ T.. Remand.
3rd. Division. Medals for Excellence
awarded 20 Misses c, De- Laureal, f. DID,
champ ani i. Niiilot
ith Division. Medal for Mas. Aimia
he department, and Attendance awar-
ded 10 Miss C. Bernard.
Medal for Wax Work awarded to Miss
VI. Gauthier.
Junior Department. Medal for excel.
lence awarded to Miss l.. Olivier.
Medal for Drawing awarded to Miss
l.. Rousseau.
Prize. Miss l.. Hitter.
LIST. Division. Certificates and Pre-
mums awarded to Misses j. Hitter, +.
Wilt. L. Lacaze, A. Gernaud, C. Rousseau
|. BrOussard, b. Liable, and A. Liable.
2rd. Division. Misses NJ. l.. Renaud,
l.. Guirard, and n. Dorsey.
Bird. division. Misses 4. Hart, X. Dor
sey, G. DelahOussaye, nj. Fournet, B. Du.
rand, y. Durand, M. Berard, and c. Bien-
venu.
It'll. Division. Misses O. Durand, c.
VOORHEES,, A. Guer iniere, NJ Ducrest, A.
Greig, +. Graham. T. Bienyenu, q. Greig,
+. iebert, II. Eastin, L. BrGussard, f..
!.ebert, r. Thevenet, T. Berard, and T..
Dcblarc.
Juai0: Department. Misses |. Bienye-
MI, l.. knight. H. Rousseau, J. Lacaze, n.
Witt. L. Bienyenu, c. Moity. /. Hitter
VI. Jofiroi, Z. Bernard, G. Bernard. L. Voo-
hies, x. iiebert, Q. Bienyenu. A. Mouton,
4. Latapy, aiii u. BONN.
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Washington, Letter.
Washington, ID. C., June %, 1883.
70 The Editor Of Messenger

Washington, ID. C., june %, 1883.
70 The Editor of Messenger
The summer season at the National
Capital was inaugurated OH Saturday
last by the irst 0peu air concert of the
Marine Band Oh the White House grounds.
1t least live thousand people We're pre-
sent i'll honor of The occasion. The mar
ines were Respondent in their new I'M
lfOrms Of red brOalclO,h with trimmings
Of gold lace. and it goes without saving,
that iii rendering selections from Boo
caccia," Black Hussar," and other light
operas, interspersed with bits of classi-
cal music, II fully maintained the world
wide reputation which this band has
established for itself. under the efficient
leadership of Mr. SOusa.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland &C.
cupied seats in one of the open windows
OF the White House during the concert
and they appeared to greatly enjoy the
music. The smiling face of Mr.. Cleve-
land appeared to possess greater interest
for many of the strangers present than
did the music.
The all-absorbing topic of discussion
here at present is, OF course, the Chicago
convention which cOnyenes tomorrow.
IL /; estimated that mere than onc-half
of the Republicans from both sides of the
capital Twill bc present at the convention.
IL has been arranged to lay aside the
tariff bill until after tho convention ad-
jcurnS IN oT,cr to accommodate those
"lo desire &c attend, but it is probable
mat many % the iong-delayed appropri-
alton bills viii be disposed of during the
week. 1t is probable that never before
IN the history Of politics was 30 much
uncertainty involved as 10 probable re-
Siiit8, and np to the present time ii is
nut conjecture a. to who will be likely
10 receive the nomination at Chicago.
Never before were such opportunities for !
VIE pulling presented at National CON !
Vention, and seldom, if ever, such an Oh
portnnity for the exercise Of the powers
NJ persnasion and influence. MANY OF
lie political workers left for the scene
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The important TACT has come TO
Iront that Prci,of accompanied
Maxwell in his first attempt to
bay chioroforrn, v:Iiuh is taken as
strongly sIb,tantiating the alleged
murdGrer's assertion that his vic
tim voluntarily submitted to its
u,o to ovoid pain. Maxwell does
not recall the incident, but the
evidence of the fact is convincing.
The murder theory has not many
supporters now, and respite by
the Governor of Missouri is like
".
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When your girl goes back on you call
for the Belle Of Anderson, at Il. Audi
bert