Memphis daily appeal. (Memphis, Tennessee) 1885 …...Hygoia Hotel, Sltnatfd 100 Yards freni tort...

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RAILWAY RECORD.ARRIVAL AND DKPAMIV&E 01 TRAINS,

aUaslsalppi Valley Heme 1, n. O. T.Urn .fleet Sunday, May M, 1885).

Bo. 1, Goim South Leaving Memphia 8:30arriving at Arkansas City 6 a.m: Vicks-ergSe.-

arriving at N.w Orleans 7:05 p.m.This train leaving Memphis at 8:30 o'clock p.m.will wive at Greenville at W :15 a.m.

No. 2, (joint North Leaving Now Orleaai 8:36e.tn.; arriving at Vickaburg 7:15 p.m.: Memphis7:10 a.m Train leavi. g Arkansas City at 8;0p,m. eonnecte witfi this train.

No. 3, tioing Soulh- -. Leaving Memphis at 2:00p.m. ; arriving at VicJuburc 11:55 p.m.; Now Or-

am 9:15 a--

No. 4, Going North Le.ring N.w Orleans o rOO

P.m.; Vt.cksourg at 3:15a.m.; arriving at Mem-phis 1 p.m. No. 1 sleeper to Vickaburg only;No. S, through alooper to New Orleans.

A. J. KJn Pt, li. P. A.. Memphis, Tenn.JAS. M. ROWAH.VS. V. P. A 6. H: Memphis.H. BUHK.K. Gen'l Sap't.

MimIspiIppi and Tennewaee. &ail trainIwm at 4:45 p.m. t arrives at k.'u. Freighttrain leaves d.ily exoepl eundarVat 8:35 p.m.xarrives daily except bundeyiat 8 :30 a.m.

Chisnge&e, eaio assia sv.simn-trai- n.hot - oliows: No. 8 (fast line daily)

leave, at 8:15 a.m. No. 2 leave, at 11:40 p.m.tally. Kipley accommodation leaves at 4 p.m.daily (except Sunday). No. 7 (fast line iily arrivee at 1: JO p.m. Mail add express arrives dailyelAsaG a.m. Kipley aooom 'aodation arrives dailytexeept Sunday) at 8 :58 a.m.

Hemp tie (no Uctle KMt Trains icotJ loi!o (Antral atsndud tii.c) : No. 1 leavestally at$io p.m.: arrives at 10 :5 p.m.: No. 3reaves .'.:5ua.;a. ; ixrivej at 8.50 a.m.; No. 6

li'reib' itavoi ds.tl7, except Sunday,eto'Vaia.m.: arrive t:f?)t.ni.

afeaapsal ua ajfjnerieotom Trains morsas fullovn: Throart express Ieavea daily at10:35 p.m. HaH end express leaves dally at 9:12s.ea Soinorvill. accommodation leave, daily,

except SnnZr. at 515 p.m. Through expressrrives ' y at 10:40 a.m. Mail and express

errtvee ally at 6:00 p.m. riomorviUetti arrives xoeot Sunday 4.t8-t--

. lansfui City. Sprtmfllell ni(l Meaaplii,Tr !otveM. udl.deotM folio wi: No. 4,anail and -- xprwa ..-- daily at 11:00 a.m.; No.S, mail and express airirtM at .10 m. ; No. 6 ,Bt Louit xirK ieTOfl dail y at 2:30 p.m.; No96, St. Louis express arriTes at 12:40 p.m.

LsUavf And ttfostxvllle 'rraiQ mora astollo.; Fantmail arrives daily at 4:36 a.m. tiaveat 0 ) $ m.: mat) loaves daily at 9 00a.m. 1awhstii1 ooomnivdatioa laaTs daily,exrert Sindar, at 5:00 p.m.; mail arrives dailyst 6ff0 p.m. BrownJriUf accommodation arrives

except Sunday, at fe:4u a.m. UUndard

Htempkla, ftMms. and Brontwlfk-Hol- lySpring Riinti Train move aa follows: No. 1

iearea Memphis da.ilv t 4:2 p.m., arrives atSpring at : p.m.; No. 2 leaves Holly

8firinjs daily at 8 &.m., arrives at Memphis att:lUa.m.; No. 3 leaves Memphis daily (except

tSnnday) at 6:30 p.m., arrives at lloliy Bprings atOz'M p.m. ; No. 4 leaves Holly t3prins:s daily

at 5 a.m.. arrives at Memphis dailytexoeit Sunday) at & a.m.

initio! ntrnl (via Wollr Aprlnsr.).Ooino Noth Illinois k entral train No. 4 arrivesat Holly upriTiyTH, 7:n0 o'clock a m. Memphis,.tSelma and Itrunwick train leaves Holly Springs8 a.m., arriving nt Memphis at 10:10 a.m.

Goiro Sui'Tn Memphis, Selma and Brunswicktrain leaves Memphis :20 o'clock p.m ,arrivins:at Holly Si r n at 6:') p.m. illinois Centraltrain No. 3 learvea Holly Springs, 6:42 p.m.

SCHUER RESORTS.

"144- - .DI0!l AVENCKJJffcW Tr,:.iUnuraallv exoellent board: l&tiaerateprioos. Many Southern refereeoei.

Summer TriBeeLinorpo thoe snmm.r iannts t thanniiafk iw'nce Kivr, Niagara Pallt, Saratona,0.,ontaias and all mounrain and seafidemm',r r,,oru in New York and New England,

dee Line, Lae Shore tnil New Vo'k Centraluers the mt complete tbronh Heepins lrlorand El'itel Car service, tbe tfTeft'ert numtx-- oi

throunh trails a dnv and the schelalesoverlw eaty cnrvfft and perfect trackIt is pes'tivcry the only line running sleeping-s?- llrnsi Oirrmaai to Boston and in timean'i into tbe city of New York w thoutrapftr r rerri-we- . Tii lets will be mdegood

via Ninrtir. Falls nd 'or boat trip? on the tcenicHud. an no extr:ichArRe on Limited ttxpress.ii- - .stet tr&in in America,

'or urther information, sler ping-ca- rtc., address J. t.; KEriVKS,

Uen a' x.mttiara Agar, "w wMt Pnurth street,Cincinnati.

BILOXI, MISS.OPE KIHHIU M W1HTEB,

THIS dolichlful Seaside Reort f. r Toorim1'irn: class Acoommodations. Hotel itAtaated directly on the hach of the Gu'tand nffords fine UwAllnig. FlMblnsr.inaiiK nni Wrivtssa. The accessiWlity,

giureairand freedom from malaria, Bilox'ne of the ojl desirable SDi.t on Vue Oulf shoreavsrllntel First elas hau Vessonable.Aiplieutin for ro:,, fcuy maU or tslecraph,srul receive prompt tt.'ntior..Pi. MONTROSS. Prpr.ri,fr.

Bonita Springs I

ROCK, AV.K , on Kansas City Kord, and 96""' tr" Memphis. Ev.rythins pew and eora--

Vh. splendid w.itar and goodKoand-tri- p tn SjrnrA, (Mi.

M. . WlwiS. Proprietor,Formerly et Mntvale and 1 ate Springs.

Old Pc.nt Comfort, Ya.Hygoia Hotel,

Sltnatfd 100 Yards freni tort Monroe.OPKN all the year. Aeommodateslono guests,

to any htl in tha United bta.es.burroundings picturesque and historic Atable and service unexcelled, fcatb-In- g,

boaunx, fishing and drivins specially at-tractive. Terras less for equal accommodationsthan an resort in tbe country. Fn.' ocem a.r,tfr froiii malaria and conducive to refreshingHeap. LSend for descriptive t.

II. MHtltrrlt'-l- . PronroT.

rr,,trt Ptare. now at

tL tTtjlmrtv tvjtaeaiH ud qualiflod phTiklma and tilt'aoait luocttWful, his pmctivo will proro.

Cnrw U forma of PRIVATE,ASS.bperm&torr1lea and Ixnpoienoy,the rvt at (!tl)rat la 7 "). exaal 1b trixv

n. ar 'r a nd prtwiciDf momf of U10

'eroniiiV,i, lv rtainal K ml 4.1.10. ('a-h- t erritlTii). Dmvu of V'tf Uir Minirr. Pty.fa. rirni'W on ri, n Sodt-t- t f Feraai'nr"- - a of Iilfu, l.om tf Bcui P"rr. ivDttrHat

linpcor or t;oh.t r.f IborrjugjLlT att4 pmitv-y.u-

W. J5YPHILIS cijw uutt"iri,ej Tr M.tn; Gonorrhea.GLET Sinctore, Urciuu., flctaU. tor U.uyuu;l J a 11. l .U.- private di 4fuK'kIy rardli la that (tefrnD hr tysspfr1tlitto4to k wrLxan ol dta4w. gui I treatia tfatvnMDri.

aryartm f Ttt UiO. kuuin ihis factrvronititT" ' prrsoaa ra my earv. H ttett U itvoniwtiitil t

ih cttT fc- - fryaunmi. taedi tnsfj cm ttaacn.ud aafoi toy - r xprM. aywtir.

Oxxtm Oaaranteed ia all CosesCttmt-C-t- ii rrwt.MlrT AT hw VttW frw mA ttTTttad

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PRIVATE COUNSELOROf S0Crc, wfol to My Vn.miiii, Mld, fbr thir13n cnt. hol.1 1m KM e. aiL Mdmi mborOrrw boura fntn a. M. too P. M. Bufijlaf , S to .

V. B. THAYERJ

JEWELER and OPTICIAN 1

Finest ninniotulsWotches, Jew-elry and Spectacles. All goodsiraaranteed as Represented.

205 Main St, Opp. Court Square,

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iTYLERDESKBockrases.T&blia,Chairs. Letter IVesses,

Fine CaVmeta, 4e..JZL-'- - CO.5 ... FonrIht..8T. Loctoend for pp. Catalogo

fcTiTK OrTsSNXKSXX, pHgLBT CoCSTY,Orrirt covstt Uoi'gr clxrk,

Mkhphis. Tkji!.., July 1VToo. M. Adminiiitrator sntat. or

Falliam, deceased:HAVlNii suiraosted the insolvency of tbe

Klijnh Palltsm, deceased, you arehereby ordered t giro notice, by advertisement insome newspsiier rnhliehed within th. saidand tso at tbe courtboo?e doorof Shclhyeounty,for ail person having sgnint said estat.to appear and file the same, authenticated in themanner prescribed by law. en or befor. the 15lbUay of October. ls, and any claim not filed enor before said iry, or before an appropriation ofthe funds of ?.-.- eate is made, shall b. foreverbarred, bote, tn law and equity.

Willie., my hand, at this 14th day siJuly. if,. II. B. CI L LEW, Clerk.

Bl f. L. McDonald, 1 eputy Clerk.

"Kotiea it hereby fivenorder.

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tVAMTm AOEST. Men and Women, to

Introduction by Bey. J II Vincent, D.l. Oneevent ha aold MS in a ton of 674 P'ople: one7.tin a rillaire of 7VH: one new aire lit 85 in 10 day:one 23 in iaceea,.iye week: one 4l n A daya attwo dtOerent limes. Kxnerience not neceaaaryAddreaa C SSr;L.l, X i'0. (Vt'd).

40 Dearhorn rt. frt.l.o.A CAItl.

Staves and TimDer for Export.MORION LlIXBttt AND STATE CO.

Manufacturers, Dealer and Exporter of

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rv ko Bkmn Trkatmint, ft carantrfor .irtria. lnitne-- f

rr m eurJKii.a HenvJarh. Narrouion, fiusil by th m of alcohol or to--

T of th Brain, rmultinc in imutnitv and l&d- -10 misery, uecay aDd dent ft: i'reruatar Old1. birrraneM. kMm of Powr in ithr mv :

l&volantary Lowes nnd 8 itermat rrhea, caa.dby or-xr- ti o of thf brat a. or tTer- -i&dutcnc. tvoh b. contains on monthtraattucnt. fl box. o lix boxaa for IS. mui b

ail prepaid, oa ra.,etrt4f prira. Wi cuarantaa

"4 r u tor tix bnxvii. acihuid w.t s.ilt MBtl tha DarehatvMir tar written avaraataa

torpfana th bobii if lha trttaktanast rirrtl notue?- - a nra. 4aaraBt9 ifsuj only by aKKFRT k CO.. lrnririt, MempKi.

HAOAJTS

Magnolia Balmis a secret aid to beaotr.Many a lady owes herfresh- -ness to it, who would rather

I not tell, and you cant telL

FINANCE AND TRADENothinew repotted by the bankers.

except the growing prenure for loans,which they ata promptly meeting.

The cotton market closed qaiet, withmiddling quoted at 9, and sales of 50bales to spinners. Receipts were 10 bales ;

shipments, 1475 bales. Stock, 2151 bales.York spots closed dull, middling

qn'.ed at 10 616c; fatnres closed easy.August quoted at 10.1810.20c, and othermonths 2 to 6 points lower. New Orleansspots closed qaiet, quoted at 9 916c; fat-

nres closed quiet, August quoted at 9.30(3)

9.37c. and other months 3 to S pointslower. Liverpool closed firm, with lightdemand; spot quoted at 5 6 l;fatnres closed firm; August, 5 28 641,sellers, at Livernool, August 21st,648,000 bales, against 777,000 bales samedate last yea'. Receipts at all UnitedStates ports yesterday 637 bales.

All departments of general trade arequiet, and previous quotations ruling.Receipts and shipment

IMPOSTS.

Four brls apples, 169 rolls bagging, 83tea bacon and hams, 200 fcks bran, 14 pkgseggs, 230 brls flour, 1 car hay, 9 hd horsesand males. 187 pkgs lard, 22,500 ft lum-ber, 54 brio molasses 1 car balk pork and5 brls sugar.

ax POETS.Thirty-si-x brls apples, 2698 rolls bagging,

44 tea bacon and hams, 74 Bks bran, 181pkga boots and shoes, 2896 bu com, 4 pkgscheese, 184 ska coffee, 6 hd cattle, 119 pkgdry goods, 642 brls flour, 82 bales hay, 6hd horses and mules, 2416 bdla iron ties,174 pkgs lard, 10,000 ft lurrber, 20 pkgsliquors, 621 brls meal, 19 brls molasses, 192kg nails, 2148 bu oats. S2 brls potatoes, 2cars bulk pork, 14 brls packed pork, 152brls sugar and 196 pkgs tobacco.

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riXATCE.The discount rats for money at the banks

is 8 per cent. The Clearing-Hoos- e report isas follows:

Clearances yesterday, $113,686 86; totalthis week, $571,879 22 ; tital laet week,$ 42,590 10; same week laet ytsar, J441,-83- 7

i3 ; same week in J.8S3, 644,058 25.Balances yesterday, $08,524 56; total

this wek, $235,496 35 ; same time last week,$161,557 27; same Week last year, 129,-53- 7

2i; same week in 1883, $154,460 69k

EXCHANGE.New Tort,..,.,.., ,,in iir94 premNew Kniand demands... . parf .

" England sigM.iv.u ..H disiXew Cnea.riiu ....HH........'4 disl par

ii v 1 cTrmrcj. U .'1 wavauj.rank of CommerceUrs-- t National..- -Uorman Bank- -State Nat ional. .............,.... . .Union A Planters..-.....- .. .,Mercantile-.......'---- ..

iXSfcltANCE STOCKS,It-r- n e -111 u II City .......f ri! 68 ...Planters.....Phoini..Memphis City..V anderbiit...liernando

r'inxton. ...... .Factors..

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RAIfiWA7 STOCKS.Memphis and CnarlostonM iai-i- pri ald Tennessee..Li eieville and Nashville .... ..Mobile and Ohio .

vemphis CityRAILWAY BONDd.

Memphis and Charleston consols. ...

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Meuiohis and Little Rock lat mnrt Ri, InftM ssissipp' and Tennessee consols A......H nMississippi and Tennessee consots B.... 85 G

MISCELLANEOUS.Taxing-Distri- compromise bonds. TH-I- 76Memphis storage Compress Co ...... 92 to 95Memphis Gas Company stock 81) (3 83mempnis was nonds. .. . luaMemph s Water Co. bonds, accrued int .Memphis Water Company sto,.,.......- -. 9)V.rnphisCity bonds, iid.... SMemphis City Compromise benr,sU npei 1;,.vv.v.. . 80Mp:,,ni City connem from old hnnita 4ftut.mphis Ci- ,p. from eomp. bonds 80.T.einpTir- - v..y leager oaiancesMemphis City judg. on coup ot bonds..nemunis uitv Davin. InRhU, nw. 3.

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. vononeer motion jams (9

lv Telegraph.New Vorc, August 22. Money on call

eiiy f t 1 i per cent. Prime mercantile pa-per, 45. Foreign exnhanire dull at 484ifor 00 days, and 483j lor demand-- .

Botds liovernment bns are dull andKtjte honrta tiaVe betn dull but

atrontr. TfceVe was a better business inrailway bonds to day. The sales amountedti 12,650,000, of which Krie seconds con-tributed (797,000 and West Shoref52,000. Prices are pretty evenly dividedbetween advances and decline. Erie sec-ond consols opened at 68, rapidly declinednntil thev sMd at 6-- and then BTaduallv8: Id to 07 J, and clcsed with a not logs ofI percent, at t7g. West Shore firsts areurehaDjted. Total Ba:ee bonds f theweek were ,'. i2,C0O.

Bank Statement Tbe weekly bankstatement, shows the

changes: Loans, increase,specie, increase, $1,358,40 J; legal

tenders, decrease, 1,681,400; deposits,ir crease, 13,505,400; circulation, decrease,$il00; reserve, decrease, $1,214,403. Thebauk-- t now hold $58,311,473 eacees ofthe per cent rule.

Stclcs There was a very sharp reactionat the Stock Exchange this morning,

the transactions were rather limit-ed. Prices opened tritt !e h;gher than tneyclosed last evening, but room traders soonsold and support seemed lacking. In thefirst half-hou- r prices fell off lrom J to 2per cent., the leaders the decline beingLake Shore, Lackawanna, St. Paul, Louis-ville and Nashville and Noithern Pacificpreferred. The decline laBted nnt'l aboutll:30when the 1st began to rally, andsoon became strong and grew ttronger andstronger until the close, when the majorityof Btocks were 1 to 2$ percent, high-er they cloeed last night. The ex-treme advance the lowest priceswere : Delaware and Hudson, 2 ; WesternUnion and New York Central, erfch 1 ;Lake Shore, 1 1 Morihwt and St. Pant,each 1 ; Jersey Ceotrai, 2; Lacka wana, 1 1 ;Ltuisviile and Nashville, 1J; Miseiiarr,Kansas and Texas, 1 ; Manitoba, ! ; Head-ing, ' j ; Uiiicago, Burlington and Quincy,j; Minneapolis and St. Loniscommnn 1,id t, e prcferr d 2. At. the c ote Pac;fijtail ana Erie w-r- lowe , Omaha pre-ifrrt-

s and the Nortbern Pacific . Alli' her stocks on the actve list wre

or hieher. The shameRt ad- -vtuicee from last evening's closing figureswere Delaware and Hudson, lj; Jersey'ilitral, 2J; Manhattan Conaoliuated, 1.Riding, : Chicago, Burlington and

Qiincy, 21: Central PaciSa 14.and Manitoba 1J. The ehter advances

ere generally for sta!l fractions. Thetraders who were the sellers in, the moin- -i were tne buvera in the aitsmconrhere ere but few rumors to-d- ay affect-ing prices and the extreme fluctuationsappear to be tbe work noon trade isj incipally. Jersey Central made a Bhnrp

' vance of per cent., and tho old rimorsof some party control of tSe Droofrtv

revivet, but nothing official could heobtained. The Omahas were qtret to day

iiior.jjn tne rumors consoliilaf.cn wiin!N th Western were reported. A sta'ementUat there were legal obstacles in the wavit tucn consul idation was denied by Sena-tor Sherman, formally general counsel forthe Omaha Company, the meeting of tbe--i -- .inwestern executive comm ttee will oeheld Saratoga Wednesday, when itis sam the Umaba matter wtU be conaid- -

red. The total eales for tbe week were1.h,28 snares. 1 rices this evening are

ip nerally higher than a week ago, .Lacksi.ni and Unlrago, iiuriington andlincy showing gains 3$, Delaware and

Hudson 3, Union Pacific 2, while Omahacommon is np and the preferred 10percent. The other stacks np frac--K'liai amounts. Lake bhore and northern

raoitic, however, are 1 per lower,i. utsvilleand Nashville i and MissouriKansas and Texas i

the total ealee stocks to-d- were 221,- -

U2 shares, lnclnding Delaware, Lackawanna and Westtrn. 33,740: trie. 3280

ke Shore. 1(1,620; Louisville ani Nashville, S075; Northwest tn, 11,710: NewJersey Central, 8150; New York Centra'l.Tli; Keading, lU.tHX); I'aul. 13.&UO

St. Paul and Omaha. 8375; Texas Pacific,3295; Union Pacific, 11,295; WesternL nton, JwO; .Northern 1'acino, preferred,8175: Oregon Transcontinental, 11,015.Cluing quotations

ooTaawHavra.u. s. v. iravi. n- 4s. l22Ti.New 113. Pacile 6 ot Is

aoxDs.0. P. flrsU.113. T. P. land cranUErie aeeonda. BTi. T. P.. Kio diyUhi.Bl Wllke... 9S. 17. firata. 113U..oaiaiana conaoia. &U. r. aranu.

maaourtoa, liit-- . t . v. una. mna, wSt. lojcnh.ll1.. Virginia 6t. 40.!t.P. A s. t. 121.. eon., ex-- 48'i,tenn. oa, oia, a. eonaoia, ptd, lu.lenn. ba, new. n.

Atiri. Trr. 144. Morria A K. offd. 125S4.Alletheny Central, . Naahyille C, 4 .,1U'U a 1 err. a.. Jl.

A. 4 t Ild. 7.merioan Exrreaa, 97.

B. . C. R. 4N..H.Canada Pacific, 44.

anada Southern . ST..Central Pacific X,k heaoeake and o..7.0 4 0. 1st rM, 1SH.

M O. 2d rid. 8.f'hicago A Alton,C. Jt A. ifj, 14S.

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Kaat Tenn., AS.Kat Tenn old.K Tt Wayne. lo7.Hannibal 4 St. Jo, .H. A St. Jo pfd, .Harlem, l!8 .tlou.-to-a 4 T , 31VIllinois t'.ntr.l. 1XJ.ndB.

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Ohio Central. 1U.Ohio 4 Miaaiisippi. 23"onto at wira. pia, in.Ontario 4 Weat , 15i.Ore ton NaT., 81Oreron Trana.. 217i.Oregon Imp.. 2ft.Paoifie Mail,

.Peoria. D 4 K.. 13'.Pitt ban. 141M.Pullman Pal Car, 1281,.naaaina;. zs.Rock l.iand, 119S-St. L. 4 S. F ,St. L. 4 S. F. ptd. Wi.St.L.4 .F. lstptrt.8..C. M. 4 St. P.. Sn1..C. M. 4 St P Pld. I'SH- -

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monua aum. , - 'KwOw.N8,La , Antrnat 22. Sight ex-

change on New York, $2i 2 60 per $1000,oremium; bankers' aterling, nominal.

London, Amrnat 22. The Bank of Eng-land gained 79,000 bullion on balance to-day.

Paris, Auguat 22. Three per cent renUa811 10c for tbe account.

THE COTTOX MARKETS.The local market opened tnd closed

quiet, with quotation! unchanged; uli

of 50 bales to spinners,close were;

Quotations

EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.Yesterday Day Before

Ordinary Norn. N'otn.rOTTTl """""r tf- -t

Low Middling W,iiiddling : 974

MiddlingMiddling Fair.. Ht'i lo!4rtirr - ora. - nom.

btaina, aKo: tinges,COTTON STATEMENT.

Miihir. An4vnt22. 1885.Biocx. oeptemoer i, iw, ...Received to-d-ay

Koccived previously

ShippedcibiDoed previously .....Burnt, etcHome consumption to date...Stock, running account

Import:Thus far this week ...Thns far last week .

Since September 1st

Wagons and other sources.

TotalExport.

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Chesapeake, Ohio and W. Railroad..steamers for'a...

425,558

430.1M

433,414

433,263

2,151

429,868

'1,475

431,671

784

Total . 1,4--5

New York spots opened steady, andcloeed dull; quotations unchanged, andsales of 206 bales. Receipts were bales ;etock, 112,934 bales. Qaotations yesterdaywere follows:

Yesterday. Day Before.Ordinary k .. s 8Uood ordinary 9 6 9Low MiddlingMiddlingGood middling 11-- 6Middling fairFair 6 6

Sew York futures opened firm andcloeed easy, with eales 51,600 bales.The closing quotations were follows,compared with the previous day :

Y rHftv. Tnv Tt.fnr..January... v.wn v.kzFebruary ..,March...... .April ..MyJuieJulyAntrum.. ..fc"opteicer ...O.tober ....November....December.

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9.93 4 .410.131410. 15

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1018

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1010 1010 1011 1111 11

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72

7756

9.95

9.81

New spct enedwith qaotatiteB

higher, and sales 450 hales. Receiptswere 1? bales: stock, 12,036 bales. Quo-tations yesterday were follows, as com-pared with the previous day :

Yesterday. Day Before.8V 3- -l

Good 9'--

Low ..9B&i

Good 0 1,5-- 9,S

New fu'-ur-e cottonopened qu

the iawith tha day, and

sales cf

January.March

JrtreAugust ......OctoberNovember

9.71(39.82ft4

10.03.10.04

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: MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-STO-D AUGUST 885.

10

10

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V M 9 649.1i4 9 759.Klta

10.23r10.2410.24'9l0.15

9.6:5'99 5.

The Orleans market o,quiet tnd clssed quiet,

ot

as

Ordinary 8ordinary 9 -- 16

middling. 9Middling 9

middlingThe Oi'eins market

barely steady and closedwith closing quotations lollows ascompared previous

23,SJ0 ba.!e&.

February

AprilMay.......,v

JulySeptember

December..

Yesterd.vi l3elore.

.M1)

9

'".'.'.8. 30"9.37

5.3.V"9 34

C J.W9.71C 73

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ins Cinaiiions oi oiner domett c uwr-ktt- s

at the cke ytsterday were sS fol-lows!

Cialveeton, ares'dy at Cicj receipts, 237bates; 19 .? bales.

Mobile, receipts, 11 bales;stock, 1383 bales.

Savancan, fi'm at 93c; receipts. 827bales; ttock, 1528 bi

Charlestonidall S! ; receipts, 45 bales;stock, fat bales.

Wilmington, qnie a: i receipts, 1bale ; stock, 299 bub f.

Norfolk, qaiet at 10c; '. t i ts. S bnl;stock, 922 bale. .

baltimore, fxtfi at 10, j; receipts,

23

Dales; stuck, 14 Jo bale?.Coston, qu'et at 10c; receipts, 6 bales;

stock, 6310 bales.Pniladelphia, quiet at 10jc; receipts,

bales; stock, 4177 bales.St. Louis, nominal at tJo; receipts,

balest stock, 2156 bales.Augusta, quut at lOcJ ; receipts, 2S bales;

stock, bales.Receipts at tbe ports, S37 bales, against

468 bales same day last year, and 3113bales the year before.

Receipts at the porta 1 day this week,537 bales, againet 396 bales eamelast week, and 2861 bales same week lastyear.

Exporta, to Orest fHta;h, bales,againBt n5? bales same time last week, andsbbx bales same week last year.

9.59SJ

time

Stocks at all United States ports veater- -day, 114,170 hales, against 104,804 balessame time last week, and 144,6i7 balessame week last year.

Total receipts at ports tnus far thisseason, 4,?5,90 bales, against 4,77S.6o7bales same time last Eeaeon, and 5.595,845bales in liS3. Decrease in receipts, 5J.267bales.

Total foreign exnorts. 3 840.530 bales.against 3,S13,83o bules same time last sea-son and 4,680,832 bales in 1883.

Liverpool foots f.t coon were a noteddetnnnd tight, eales of 40CO hales, of

which 3000 we;o American. Receipts.4C03 bales, of which nine were American,

At -': Uplands, d 16d; u. I sans, OJd.future at noon were o uit t at

advance ; Aagttst-Septcmbe- 52 64(5G4J; Septf m; er October., 23 615 264d ;Ojtober-NoVembe- r, fi '.''; 1 : N rernher- -Uecember 5 19 64'tf5 20-64- i0 nber- -January, 5 21 t Jai.uiy-Feb- -ruary, t ; eeoruiry-.viarcli,'- ! V4 64d.

1 p.m.: August-beptembe- r, 5 28 6U.selleis; September-Octoh- r. 5 26 6d sellers ; October-Novembe- r, i" 22 64 J, buvers:November-Decembe- r 5 9 641,6 l.ers;

5 ), sellers; Jan- -nary February, 5-- 3 64d value; Februarv- -Marcb, o 2rj-t4- valae; March-Apri- l, 5 28- -

64d, buyers. Futures clrf

General trade.BBEtOATEFra.

THE AY,'

Corn White, ffc; Elided, o2e, fromstore t froaj Isvee or depot, white, 48cm xed, 4bc.

Hay btnct'y choice, from ftore,I;

9."U0C

90i (oj

prime, 10(2-- prairie, 5 c: rmwllots lrom levee or depot, rhmce, $14(i;prime. prairie. fiWT 0.

Uatb vvhttei. t mixed. '3c. lromstore. B jnor. Jrom levee or track.wti'tth tsaiked. : mixed, sacked. 30fi

Bbah From etjre. 85(r93c cwtround from levee, $i4tov4 60 ton.

UoRNMKAti btapdard, SaBUXoy-V- O poarl,$3 75 fiom etore; 5s cbtAper lrom mil),levee or track. . .

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Beans Navy, 75; medioin. SIOatmeal la half barrels, $4 from s'ore,CSaI eed Wheat In half barrels. $4

from store.Flour From etore, triple extra, $4;

fanny, $4 60(2)4 75; choiire, $5; fancy,toi5; exLra fanc , $5 505 75; patents,i61o!aja&t); round lota lrom levee ortrack. 10c cheaper.

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Hominy and (jrits t torn store, 7o

Kict lxmmlana, titabic ; jaroima, i ts7ic

9.859.U6

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U backers boaa, extra, c; scan, aou.ble extra, 44c; cream, extra, 0c; creamdouble extra, 7c; assoited jumbles, tripleextra, Ite; ginger snaps, extra, o

Louisville, Kv., August 22. Grainouiet. Wheat A3. 2 lonuberry. 93s; No.a red, aic uorn o. z mixeu, 4c; sxo.2 white, 4'c. Oats new, No. 3 mix'd, 10(Si7c.

Kaksa CitV, Mo., August 22. Wheatl.)er: casbi (21c: September, 21c; Uc-

tuber. 751c Corn tteadv : cash. 34c ; Set'tember, S3 jcbid, S4c askf d ; year, 26z bid,Ojts nominal, zlijc bid, us aaed.

9.S3M.9

Cincinnati, O., August 22 Flour quietand unchanged; family, $4 054 30; fancy,SI 40(i4 6.). Wheat dull an J lower; no.2, red, snucd't'ic; receipts, il'.coo du ; snip-ment- s.

lti'O bn. Corn stronger; No. 2,mixed, 4tijc. Oats farm; No. 2, mixed,251c. Rve etronetr;No. 2, ES.wc. Barley nominal.

New Obi.eans. La . August 22 Flourchoice, 4 25; fancy, 14 ft)(3. 60; extra

fancv. S4 90: Minnesota patent process.55 40: winter wheat pa'ent'. $5 40. Corndull aud drooping; No. 3 yellow, mixed,54j; vellow. 5?( '6j; white, 54c. Oatseasier: choice Wratern. in sacke. cM: no,2 Texas, tn sacks, 32c. Cornmeal, 2 352 40. Hay prime, $I617; choice, J18(210. Rice ordinary ti good, 45 ajoic

St. Louis, Mo., August 22. Flour dull,Whea. largely lower; opened c off, andthen gradually ploughed off under de-

moralizing icduencea from elsewhere anda strong pressure to sell, and finallycloeed 2j3c nner yef terday ; No. 2 red,cash, sates at 9091, but was worthoniv 891c at th clnae; August, 891c bid;September, S9Jf3,923c, closing at 89c;October, 91 i94 ic, cl'fling 91c Corndull and lower, with light trading; No. 2mixed, cafh. 41i(5i42i3: November, 37Sc;year, 331c. Oats lower and slow; cash,22(22J-- ; August, 22c; September, 2 (3,

2 a; October. 24s. Rye dull, 5555lcbid. Flux aned lower at $1 14 Hayprrnne, JS9; Timothy,Srfl3 50. Bran,oStirtSO.:. Kceipts t lour, 30 O oriswheat, 116,000 bn ; corn. 75,000 bn ; oats,50 000 ho: rya. 2tW hn: barlev. none.'hipments Fir-nr- , 5000 brls; wheat, 60C0bn; corn, 52,000 bu; oats, 1L00 Da; rye,none; bailey, none.

Chicago, III, August 22. The wheatinar et developed a panicky condition ofaffa ra for a time y, and cash wheatwas once more driven under 80j fo tfirst time since Anril of the present Tear.Prices were f,tadv at the openinc, andthere was considerable buying ol Octoberwheat at b4c, but reports 01 an easier

BtaCaTet downward, endVs down to

. dxine Sic nnder. Ic nnder 'he closing fignreg oi

one week ago and 10.3 under tbe closingprices o two weeks no. The oiwheat report il out of condition was lo,- -000 bushels. Liverpool advices quotedspat wheat weak end cargoes to arrivetirm. me receipts oi Dera lor trieweek were 202,000 boahela, against 1,112,-00- 0

bnahels lur a similar period one yearago. Trading was active in corn, bat thefree nrriva's and decline in wheat hada deiSesdinir effect, torices ior the near deliveries declining l(a He bat cloned a littlesteadier. Oats ruled very dull, with a markedtallina off in the demand ior August deliv-ery. The closed c lower. Flourthe frelinsr was weakbut prices show nomaterial ebAPg. Wheat wm active but de- -

moralized. The posting oi 15,030 bushelsof hot wheat at New York turned pricesdownward, and prices quickly declined 2Jcfrom the outddeana cleifed 2;c lowerthan yesterday, oales ranged: August,79;Solie, closed at79Je; September, 79M825e, closed at 80c; October, 82J84c,closed at 82Jc; November, 8ia86c,clcsed at 84ic; No. S spaing, 79179ic;No. 3 red, ?ljc. Com active but lower,owing to large receipts and the depressionin wheat; prices declined lljc tor near

and ic for long futures, closingabout isot inside cash, 4444cr Anaust. 44 j 45jc, c'oeed at 44c;September, 44 J45 jc, cloeed at 44 Jc; Octo-ber, 42f43fi, closed at 42c; November,391(53910, closed at 3?c Cats ruled dulland a shade easier; cash, 26Jc;August. 2626Jc, closed at 26c;Peptember, 24j24Jc, closed at 24jc;October, 24J(a 21 Jc, closed at 24 JcRye steady; S). 2, f.6c. Flax-we- d

easier; No. l,fl 19 Eeceipt? Flour. 7000brls; wheat, 28,003 bn; com, 273,000 bu;oats, 139,000 bu; rye, 12,000 bu; barley,6X0 bu Shipments Flour, 6000 brls;wheat. 217,000 bu; corn, 419,000 bu; oats,147,000 bu ; rye, 1000 bn ; bariey, none.

Creamery, 2022c; fancy, 25c;dai ry, lSaiSc ; butterine, 1415c ; countiy,1218c, according to condition.

Cheese Prime flats, 67c; N.-- fac-tory, 8c; full cream, 1213c; Y. A.,1313c

Mess Pork $11 2"U 50 per barrel;sugar-cure- d hams, packed, 10113;breakfast bacon, 9J10ic; clear rib ba-con, 6i7cBulk Pork Clear oidea, 6,6Jc; clearrib sides, 6j6o; shoulders, 4l4icLard Tierces, 7J7J;c: half-barrel-s,

77Jc; kegs, 787o; buckets, 7f7Jc;half-bucke- 8iri8Jc; 201b tins. 77Jc;10-l- b tins, 7i7ie; b tins, 7J71c; b

tins, 7f8c; choice kettle, 8lS8tc.St. Louis, Mo., August 22. Provisions

dull and only a job trade done at previousquotations. Butter and eggs unchanged.

Louisville, Ky., August 22. Provisionsdull. Bacon clear rib sides, 6ic; clearsides, 6.6 Jc; Ehonlders, 4jc Balk meatsclear rib sides, 5j;; clear sides, 6Jc; shoul-ders, 4c. Mess pork, $11. Hams Fugir-cure- d,

10llc Lard choice leaf, 8Jc.Cincinnati, O., August 22. Pork dull

and nominil, $9 15. Lard dull, 6 05b.OTjc. Bulk meats in light demand;shoulders, 3jc; short rib, 6.45b. Baconeasy; shoulders, 4Jc; short rib, 6c; ahor:clear, 6 Jo Butter firm. Eggs firm andhigher, llUJc. Cheese quiet.

New Obleans, Li , Auiiust 22. Porkdn'l, weak and lonrer at $9 75. Lard re-fined tierce, 6.50c. Bulk meats shoul-ders, 4jc ; long clear. 6Jc; clear rib, 5cBacon shoulders, 4c; lorg clear, 6.40c;clear rib, 6.f 5c; choice sugar-care- d canvas" ed ham'?, 19C.

Chicago. III.. August 22. Mess porkrutai weak and declined 15(320c. andclcsed steady. Lard exhibitctCvery littlecharga.!,essjtork-tra,'in- g as only fair:pricoa rulea W6lr, declined ioiyoj, anaclosed Ftady ; cssh, $8 60 8 65; tseptem- -

"ffo eTIo Ml 1 Asa 1'

nfr, 10 i iwo 1 1 f, unwu at"': .,, v.f.a ntlOi-- t ihe- -, 58 05 85, cToseii at S8 668 671 : N .vember. J8 66tas 80. clospd at$8 65(33 67J. Lard vry little doing;ca.--h, (i iatr6 lj September, ?B 12i6 17J closHdatJO 15; Ojtober, iO Hi6 20. B'xfd rria's steady ; dry salteitehon'd- - rs, short rib Bides, $5 SO

5 3t; shrn clear sides, $5 80(S,o 85. Outne Produce Ex hange butter ruled a rhaiie

creamery, 1619c; dairy, li16c.EaVfi 10J:sllc.

SMOCEKIEM.Coftes Comhion. 8i(SS9o: ordinary. 99Jc; prime Rio, 10llc; choice, 11i3c; old government, 2t)5j.rJuoAB fure white. 71c: off white

7c; yellow clarifl-- d, fc; open kelt'e6?c; reftned A, 7c; granulated, 7c;powuored, 8c; cut loaf, be.

Molasses Louisiana, common to fair30(a37c ; prime to choice, 43(31530 : svrun.25(5J30c; centrifugal, fancy, 45c; commonto lair, zfnJ33c; prime to fair, iioQ?K0.5.

Candies sticks, all siees. in boxes.pails and barrels, Sjc.

Baoginq and Ties bagging, late, 94(s114c; flax, 1010ic, according to weight.Ties, $1 5.

boAP dKojejc per pound.Candles Full weight, 12jc.Tobacco Common. 25(3i35c:

other grades and etyies, 35-6- c. HnnffGarret's, $11 per case; Ralph's, $10 25 percase ; railroad, $9 25.

Balt Fer car-loa- 5133 per barrel;$1 60 in Rack; pockets, bleached, j7c;coarse, $1 15; car-loa- from levee or de-pot, 510c cheaptr.

Canned (joods. JiTC Prices per dozen ;Pineapples. $1 50(1 60: peaches. 2 lb.standard, SI 50; seconds, $1 20: tomatoes,2--lb standard, $1; $1 251 35; strawberries, $1 5so(2l 60; raspberries, $1 15(1 25; blackberries, $1 101 25; greengages, $1 25(a)! 50; pears. No. 2, $1 50,plums, $1 50; asparagus, $4(4 50; greencorn, $1(2)1 40; green peas, 1 7o; coveoysters, full weight, b, $1 15; cove oya:ters, mil weight. 1 90; cove oysters,light weight, b, 65c; cote oyfiters, lightweighti . $1 2t5 : coudeneed milkCrown, ia; Eagle, $3; Swiss, $6.

New York, August 22. Caffee spotfair; Rio firm, 8lc; options moderately active ; sales, 14 500 hags ; August, 6 :: September, tin; uctoban lilj; November,0 8!ct Deci-rabe- ji 85(?(j',6.90c; Febru-ary, tt 95c i March, 7c. Kutar nrmer andquiet; rif.oed stendy; mould A, 6ji;standard A, ujs; powdered, ejiiOic. Mc- -latbes qiiet and unchanged.

HUCSEUOLD SjfjppuEs.Vbgetables Onions, vellow. new. $3 53 75 per barrel. Potatoes Irish, new

northern, $1 25(51 60 packed. Bt. Louiscabbage, $1 oOtJi 5 per crate. Garlic,40(ai60c per 100.

APPLK3 Ureen apples, loose. Sl(al zo.Dried apples, 2)3c per pound fromstore. Dried peaches', cvH-i- store.

, medium barrel, $77 50; halfbarrel, M4 50; pint jars, $1 25 perdor m ; quart jars, $1 752 per dozen.

Poultry O d hens, $2 50Cfc2 75; roangand niixerl.. 1 ).

I fcu.H MiATa Beef Good Kansas Citystfers, heavy, 7JmJ8r; lgt, be; cnsand t'eifers, 6J7c; muttori, 7ic; muttonsaddles, 9c: lambs. 10c; pork, 8c.

Fruit Oraneea, sotirto 50 per 4iox.Lenions,S7-pe- r box. Banana-,$-! 2 SOper bunch. C 'Connnts, $5 per 100 Praaa's Virginia, $67c; Tonese, firm-er'- s

etock, 2Jc; leclwmnd, 3i4;rovtwi,2c higher; stielled, 10. Aim jnda, 18 a26o. Chestnuts ceen, 12jc; dry, 15c.Txas pecane, 1015c Araansns, 46c.Kuclifh wa nu's, li!c; rfapler", i6c. Fil- -berie; l ie Brzjl nuts, 8c Raisina, Lon

on $2 75f5 3: Imperial. 3 7o4.Brandy cherrits, $33 2--5 p- - r d!ZD.

(Jideb Miseouri, S7 'Orer Parrel am'$1 50 nor bait-bart- e s; Kentucky barrels..6 507: Kentucky half-barrel-a, ft. Vinegar. lzJinUc per gallon.

MsH Macfceral, 19 10 kit sso. j. wcNo. 2. 70.v. 15-l- b. No, 3, 60c Dry her- -rircB, family, 35c per box.

14jldCCUTTUX-SEEIV- .

Cotton-See- d Oil In car-lia- d lots, primecrude C. 8. oil. 30c: off crude, 26)28c:prime summer yellow, 34i35c; offsummer yellow, 335 34c; Miner's, 3435c;choice cooking summer yeinw, JCKajjoc.

Less than car-loa- d lots: Jfrime summervellow. 30(5l37c: micet's summer yellow,3(c ; choice cooking summer ye low, 3G

oc: choice winter vellow. 40(1,400.Cation-See- d Meal Prime, f. o. b., 19

ner ton,CoTtciw-SsF- n Cotton-see- railroad

sacked,! 12 per t Jit, delivered ; wagon seed,delivered. Jl'ipr ton: river seed, on Dan,$10 per ton. R tes established by Mem--

puis U itton-see- a tjiearing-rionse- .

PEIBOLBCS MARKET,Coal-Oi-l Prime white, wholesale lob?,

13c per gallon.Cleveland. O., August 22. Petroleum

Crm; .w.llO,7J.Bbadpord. Pa. August 22. Opened

at K41; closed at 102J; highest, 104J; loweat, 1024.

PiTTSBCBO, Pa., August 22. Petroleumelcited but n t much trading; NationalTransit certificates opened at 104 andc'.oefd at 102S; highest price, 105; lowest,102j.

Oi;SE-Bl-L- MATERIALS,Framing-Lumb- er Yard prices Bough,

$15 per 10O0 feet ; dressed, $30 ; yellow pinenoonng, T--i , suingiea, w; ii iiiurDonlar. a 7o: cypress. z rer iouo lama.Extra prices for extra lengths above 20feet.

Lime and Cement Pure Alaoama lime,75&S5c in bulk delivered ; 9095c per bar-rel in store; Louisville cement, $1 501 75 per barrel; Rosedale cement, 2 2fHt)

50 ner barrel: Portland. 4(4 oO; Roman, $5 ; plaster of Paris, $2 50 ; hair. 5cper pound ; 40c per Dusnei.

jmails oj per Keg.

HORSES 4HO "tftE.Messrs. F. A. Jones & Co., live-stoc- k

and commission merchants. streetfurnish the following quotations of thehorse and mule market:

Horses Good driving. $125t250: goodsaddle, $140(3300; plugs, $3o80; goodmarm. 9Hnft 140.

Mclks 141 ti 15, $110130; 15 to 15,$125140; 15 to lb. If !4U(aio. ouppiytmad; demand moderate.

i.CBIBER MARKET.The following are the wholesale prices

rvf lnmher in this marketPoplar 1 in , 1st and 3d clear, $18(21 ;

11 and 2 in, 1st and 2d clear, $2224;common board, $10 12 50; Biding etnpa,llxtJ. face meaanie, 1st and 2d clear, $22;

. .a r 1 arv jeeiline. lxts in.. 1st ana -- a. uressea, 1,

H and 2 ia, 1st and 2d, 2S30; eons-i-on

drecsed, 1 in., $1415. M, --

TlXBSB fojilar. 3tl; tvpress otaiw;I mnrkot an.? r Of the Trot- - 1 Cft'y Clf.-Taw- V LHm, FVS &U: OaaT, O

JF at JNew 1 or I ; asO, txa ; aamus :vaoj.-,

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2d, $1024; dres-e- d, $30; fiooriw, 6 and 6in.. Sa. llxinnz. 3 ana 4 in- - -- t ou;fl joring $22 50; heart step lumber, $3540; t wiling, $25; ceiling, $22 50; i ceit-ino- -.

520.r - ... icjottonwood l to a in. mm run, cuiia

out, $1011.i.ith zztcvDreee. i ou.Rr .rv Wimdt-1- st and 2d. 1. 11 and 2

In.. ftio(2io; common, outfflw ; cuub,

Uii 1 to in., ist ana za, tTJi2)- -i ;

common, 1 and 2 in., $S12.Kkd tio-2- da, $18(i$ia; common, ?s

SHiaaLae No. 1, sawed or shaved,4 25 : aawed or shaved sane. S3.ash 1st and 2d clear, i to 3 in., $20

51; common. Sllffl.13 80.Otpabbs 1. li sad 2 In., 1st and 2d

dear, $2325 ; common, $15 ; fencing, 1x6,16ft., $1. .

VHISKT. t.TC.Whisky Straight Bourbon, $1 508;

rye, $1 507.Wises Imported port, $1 S0Q8; sher-

ry, $1 506; champagne American ex-tra, $78; Piper HeidsCk, $2027;Mumm's extra dry. $29(B31 ; Roederer, $29

31 ; Ve. Cliquot, $31a33; claret, $3 7513 per box; Catawba, $45 per cane.

Chicago, III., August 22. Whiskyquiet, $1 15.

St. Louis, Mo, August 22. Whiskysteady, $1 13.

Cincinnati, O., August 22. Whiskyin good demand, nominally $1 13.

New Orleans, La., August 22. Whiskydull and nominal; Western rectified, $1051 25.

The Situation at Cincinnati.Cincinnati, O , August 22. The situa-

tion in the whiBky market remains aboutthe same, the pool price of $1 13 being stillthe nominal quotation. The break madeby one firm has had the effect of prevent-ing sales.

mors AMD PKLTST.Wool Choice washed, 28c per lb ; un-

washed, 10r"3c;. encashed burry, 1016c; clear burry, lGgc. Market weak.

Hides Dry flint No. 1, 16c; No. 2.131c Dry salted, 10llc Green salted,618Jc. Tallow, 661c Beeswax, 2226c Market firm.

LIVC-ilo- K ajAHSn.The Union Stock-Yard- s and Fertilizer

Company reports the following for theweek ending August 22, 1885: CattleTnere has been a fair demand for bettergrades of butchers' Etock, with marketfairly supplied; smooth, fat, well-bre-d

butchers' ttock will bring outside quota-tions; the demand limited for grafting cattie, with fair inquiry; slim steers, $6 508 for feeders. Sheep The market keptwell supplied with mutton sheep, withoutchange in prices; common 8'ock sheep, $1

1 50 per head. Lambs Extra heavy infair demand. Hogs The market pooilysupplied ; demand only for light and in aretail way.

Cat ile Good to choice butchers' tteers,$3 754 25; heifers, $3 6C4; med umsteers, 3.3 50; medium heifers, $2 75(3,3 25; common steers, S22 50; mixed lotsscalawag, $1 502 25.

Shesp Good ma, ton, $33 25; com-mon, ill 50 per head.

Lamb Good fct, 4J5c; common,mixed, 75cil 25 per head.

Hoos 100 to 140 pounds, $i 25$4 0.Cincinnati, O , August 29 Hogs quiet;

common and light, $3 80(,4 75 ; packingand butchers', $4 254 7o. Raceipts, 819head ; shipments, none.

St. Louis, Mo., August 22. Cattle re-ceipts, 100 head; shipments, 1 CO head:supply too small to make a market andoUy a small retail trade was doue. Hogsreceipts, 000 head; shipments, 14C0bead; market nominally lower; pack-ing, $44 25; bntehers', $4 40 i 4 60;Yorker 4 n

SnBft-rece- int

400 heid; BbimenU, 200; supply veryscarce aud on'y k cai sales made at previousprices.

Kansas (Iity, Mo., August '22. The AiwS.'0k l,dicatcr repoit-i- : Oaitle receif ti1116 heed; Bhipmeatn, 1483 head; mar-aoo-

steady; npnrteis.o $5 20g(iii5 40.ood to cho'i-- etiii'pii.fj, 4 9 &o 15;tommon to mi'dimi,4 50(i4 85; etockereand feeders, 43 30 a 4 30; couwinr. 2 50(o 3 40; grass Tens tteers, $33 80Hogs receipts, S428 head; shipments,34', 6 bead; assorted and light, 10c higher;heavy and mix-d- . 5c higher; assortedand light $4 304 40; heavy and mixed,H 104 25. Sueep receipt?, 301 head ,no . sniprrvtrft; steady; fair to goodmuttons, $2 50(a3; common to medium,f 1 50(5)2 25.

Chicago, III., August 22. The Drover!Journal reports: Cattle receipts. 2200head; shipments, 800 head; nativesruled ftiady; shipping steers, $4 25

6 00; stackers and feederp, $2 75f$4 00;cows, bu'ls and mixed, $2 754 00;through Texas cattle, 10c lower, $ 50C4 00; Western rangers slow; natives and

$4 004 75. Hogs receipts,6500 head; shipments, 500 head; mar-ket strong and 610c higher; rough andmixed, $4 00 20; packing and ship-ping, $4 204C0; light weights, $4 304 90; Bkip?, j2 75!3 80. Sheep receipts,400 head; BhipmentB, 1500 head; mark-- tweak ; natives: J360'.rK4; TeXans, $1lambs per head, 75ca.$3.

HEW TOIE IIRI eoOOS MARKET.New York, August 22. For the half

day the demand at jobbing hands hasbeen very good, while the surface move-ment of goods has been very large. Theieis no abatement in the bettered feelingthat prevails, while the tone of the mar-ket ia very strong, the tendency of pricesupward, and choice stocks of staple cot-tons atd desirab'e seasonable specialtiesrunniui very low and many of them ex-hausted. Agents have advanced theprice of Economy checks s per yard. -

STEAM UjATS.

FOn CAT ISIiAWD.Until further no'-ic- the fteamlir

will extend her tripi to Cat Island, leaviDKaftm-ih'- u

DAlLi.at 5 o'clock p 111.B. R. TTTOMAS, Aircnt.

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.Bt. Iionlw nnl Nw Orleana 4nrkor E,ine

B. a. Mail FOB, CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

City of Bayou SaraW. W. BaVer.maatar.

Will loire from the iterator M0S1AY, Am.at 0 p.m. ror treic&t or apinr to

C. L. Hu,i.. Paa. Act. AD STORM. Snp't.

'OK VICKHBUEW.Bt. :lnln nl Kew ttrleana AarborUaali. S. Hall FOR VICKSBIIRO.

Arkansas City, lLTt- -Brolaki...master. fesaseSaa.

Will laare lrom tba KlaTaaVar MONliAi. Ail.21th, t 6 p.m. Fur freight or puasage apply to

L. 111!.!., frua. ActJ 11 11' IK l. gnpl.KOK SEVv OKLBAS- .-

Ht. antiil New tarher IJajeli. H. Moll FOKNfcW ORLEAiSS.flitv riit'at BT.rflaaSaa jeJDtBa

Dan Able maater. rrr?Qfci5,rWill leave from the tkievator TUkbDA 1 . Aug25. h, at 10 a.'ji. r.r weight or paaaawe apply to

!ii'-,l'a'j- a.rt l I ' . np't

rOK TifiOJN VtL-Lfc,- .

For Oireolb, Hales Point Carutharsville, Uayoaoand Iiptonviiie s he new paaaangar atamer

W. P. Hall xaMtmr I J. D. Fuller ciark,will lev aftubove, anuttu way jroiuti, n. v itv

MONDAY and TUUKS1AT at a p.m.

tri Wtll'lt KlViiK.For Indian Bar. St. Charles, Clarendon, Derail!

iilan, Uea Arc Ana;aata, Jaoaaonporl, baaro.ALliEllTA, AO 3,

Albert B. Bmiih. maarer.Willleare Memphia every Mninralay at 5 o'olockp.m. IBrouun Kataa to au point. rTeignt

to Aiberca No. 3, aiamiinia or lerrena,will be promptly torwarnea.

K. . uniincunsis. Alt-- ,Corner Ma l,aon and Front atreta.

KOR ST. JTRANClh R1V.EKThe ht Francis Kiver 1 monportaUon Co'i

Tine U. 8. Mall 6torcerEd. i oster.

O. K. Joolin rnaater.WILL A.aVa,VK nK.tifHIa) aavME

lEUIDAT.at 5 o'clock, for Marianna, the Cst-O- lf, and intermediate landmera on bt. iranola river, i ce eaitain reaervea the rio-h- t to naaa all landicca 1

deems onaafe. JAB. LEE, Ja., nprintende&t.Otuce, o. 4 .lladiaon atroet.

9mpiiis &. White River Pkt Go

STH. CHICSASAW,j&K. C. Postal masur I c. J. fcew. --oler.

rowCIarTt4an, Dowsaia atlnar, Dea Are, An.

sraata, Jekonipor t end Htuwrtsr.LEAVES MEMPIU3 KVKRY WEDNK9DA7

at 5 p.m. Ihrougu rate to all points.Freight ooaaigned to "Memphis and WMtt

River Packet Co." will be forwarded promptly.H . i; ' ".'.on n

LEB LINE 8TEAMES8.Heaiplilt,, Kr!ora rclni aim 3aeiiim.ana Osoeols Pnettct Company.For Helena. Olendale. Friars Point and all Way

l,aniing8 cteamorCOAHOJLA, -

S. T, Clagot- t- master I Piatt Khodst cleriWillleave as above oa every MOSUAY.WEDK ii--

UAx and ifivlUA I . at a o oiocg p.m.ffor 11 indolrh, Fulton Osceola andWayLartdtng,

Ifcan Adams,J. B. Cooper, maater J. . rfmithera cieraLeaves as above .very MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY: at b p.m. ino eoau oi tillsline ruerre the right to Ptis au landings IB. captain may deem unsafe. Out?., Ko. 4 Madison St.

Memphis and Yicksbnrg Packet Com pan jU.a. aaii Line.

For Helena, Concordia, Terrene and ArkansasCity Th. n.w ana elegant passenger steamer

KATE AAMS,Si5M. K. Cheek master I W. C. Blanker olerk,

tieaves juempnuEVERY M05DAT and THTTRSDAT,at5 p.m.

Th. Wll.I.M HVS will enter th.Saturday. October

3d. and leave every Ba'urday thereafter Foraeneral informatioa arplv at office. No. 286 Frontatreet. E. WALWORTH, Agent.

.H.IHN CIHK, rassengor Arent.

Arkansas River Packet Comp'y- United States Mall Line.

For Pine Blnfrand all Way Landings on Arkansag Kiver loe bow and eleg'.! .esamar

K. ! COBB, ieffi4. Sowland.-maate- r.

Leaves aa aboveg..i nr m.BMaar ait S Vt KM.

For general information apply at office, Ke. 28

Front .tract. H. fT. LOW K. Agent.

PRATT &1 CO

saiLEY,snmi&.colOO to 10 Poplar St.

MEMPHIS, s : s : : TEXS.Manufacturers of '

Pratt EerolTlsg-Hes-d Cotton 61ns,Self Feeders and Condensers,

ein Repairing. Etu, Ktr.

Jt oafl th. attention of Cotton Ca Buyersthe HeyolTiosi HexV to the yalus of

Mr filaa. stock cf utee oaOrders aonta Zarais liberal.

ansa.

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RIVElVNEWSiBTKAHKaaS LtaViMb

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND Vf EDNH8DAY;Arkanaaa City Kafi Adams; Monday, S p.m.F tiara Point .Coaaoaa, Monday. S p.m.?aeaola.. .Dll Aoiaa, Monday, S p.m.

Gitoaa. Monday; S p.m.Vicktbnn ...AacairtaS CiTT, Motdajr, 6 p.mSt. Louis . C't Bitoc Saaa, Monday, 6 p.mNaw Orleana Cm St. Lovis. Tneaday, 10 a.m.St.Francij Rirer.Ks Fosna, Tuesday, S p.m.Arkanaaa Eirar.R. L.Cuaa. Wednaaday, 5 p.m.WhiU River. :.CbicKasaw; Wadneaday, 6 p.m.

jadwEWEHis AT IHI LETEE.Arrival. City of Natchez, Kew Or-

leans. .

Departure. City of Natchez, St. Louis;Alberta No. 3, White river.

Boat in Port Hi Foater.Boat Due Down. Gayoso, Dean Adams,

City 'of Providence and City of BatonRouge.

Boat Due Up. Kate Adams, Coahoma,City oi Cairo, R. L. Cobb and Chickasaw.

rCTUBE MOVEMENTS.The C. Schnl'x goes oat Tuesday even-

ing for St. Franci-- river.Thr Chickasaw, Capt B. C. Postal, is

the Wednesday packet for White river. 'TMK Ed Foster, Capt. 0. fc. Joplin, is

the packet Tuesday evening for Bt. Fran-d- a

river.The K. L. Cobb, Cap t Ed Nowland, is

the Wednesday packet for all points onArkansas river.

Tn City of St Louis, Capt Dan Able,is the Anchor line packet Tuesday morn-ing for New Orleans.

The Dean Adams, Capt Henry Cooper,is the packet Monday evening at 5 o'clockfor Osceola and the upper becds. Wo.Smither is in her office,

Tbb Coahoma, Capt Thos. Claggett, isthe packet Monday evening at 5 o'clockfor Helena, Friars Point and all way land-ings. Pjitt Rhoades is her clerk.

The Arkansas City, Capt. H.W. Brolaski,is the Anchor line pack-- Monday even-ing at 5 o'clock for Vicksburg and thebends. Chas. Queenel is her clerk.

Thk City of Bayou Sara, Capt Wm, Ba-ker, ia the Anchor Line packet Mondayevening at 5 o'clock for Cairo and StLouis. J. E. Massengale is her clerk.

Tab Gayoso, Capt W. P. Hall, is thepacket Monday evening at 5 o'clock forHaiUs Point, Tiptonville, and all waylandings. CoL T. D. Fuller has charge ofher office.

Tbb Kate Adams, Capt Mark R. Cheek,ia the United States mail packet Mondayevening at 5 o'clock for Helena, ArkansasCity and all way landings. W. C. Blankerbas charge of her office, assisted by LewPrice and Will Shelby.

SE9ERAI. BKW8).BrsiMKsa drUl;

,

No cotton received by river yesterday.The D. C. Fogel and barges departed for

Burlington, Ia.The Ed Foeter was the only packet in

poit last evening at dark.Tbb City of Natchez pass- - d np at 2

o'clocs a m. yesteiday for St. Lou's.Tbb Henry Lowrey and barges passed

up yesterday morning for S:. Louis.Tils Alberta Nn; 3 cleare on time last

eveoicft for White nver with a fair trip.THE river here la 12 feet 4 inches on tbe

eanve, a fail of 8 inches in the last i;4hflTOS.

Tbb eternwheel sfeftflUST

Led by U B. Scctt & Co.. of Portland.Ore , and plving on the Portland-Astori- a

route, recently;; mace the run from Port,laud to St. Helena; a diane of twenty-- ;

ii'Lt miles, in one hour and sixteenminutes.

The Paducah Artu' of Friday says: "Anordinance passed by the City Conncil at

s meeting last nignt prohibits steamersfrom blowing their whistles when nearerthan within a half mile of the wharf boats.it becomes a law alter dnecm.ial publica--

on. tjommanders B&ould be on the lookout."

The St. Lou;8 of Fridaysays: Uommcdora Jr. r. Man ion left lastnight for Cincinnati to look after the hewproposed Cincinnati and Sew Orleanssteamboat line. He has the public confidence arid the ability, and also the money,to make the new enterprise as brilliant asuccess as the St. Louis Anchor Line.

New Orlkass Picaiiune Alexandriaspecial SO A: The steamer Peninah hasjust arrived. She reports six fet,i of waterat the mouth now, and considering thatthe Mississippi is sixteen feet above lowwater, when it does get down to that pointthere will be quite a bank instead of anoutlet. The (Government should certainlycommence work at once, as such a largeextent ot country is dependent upon themonth being kept open for supplies, andat the same time it is an impediment tothe trade of New Orleans. The Peninahhad no more trouble as to low water, butthe current at the ihouth of Black riverwas so swift as to force her to lay a line tostem it.

The New Orleans Picavune'i Shreveportspecial of the 20lh says: Pursuant to ad-

journment, the planters residing on t'eUaduo side, interest! u in building leveesfrom the bluff below Shreveport to Tone'sbayou, met at the court-hous- e y.

Uwners otyland repreeeot ng 12,000 acresreported that they would withtbe planters at the last meeting in build- -iEg ieveei. After reviewing the situationthe meeting concluded to adjourn, to as-semble at the Red River Convection, tobe held on the second Saturday in Sep-tember. If no general plan for relief ibthen adopted, by which they will be en-abled to build their levees, they will acceptPeter Tre Levant's proposition to buildtheir Ieveea with convict labor.

WEATHER A!b RITEKS.Omn Siowil Sitavica. u. 8. A., IMemphis, Tens., Auguat 22, 1886, 1 p.m. J

Th following observations are takn atall atationa namdat75 meridian time, which ia

Mm., imw mag jiginpuia lime:

i.airoChattanooga,Ciuoinnati ..D.venport.'Dubuque....jFort eui:th.,Helena .!Keokuk !

La i.rosse....,Le'veuw lb. .Little Rock.Louiaviile..M',afmakla .!Huhville ....

ewvrle nslinaha- -

PituburgKhreveoort..St. Louis

t. Paulvickaburg

.Abov.low water.

tBalow high-wa- mark. 1ST.

Chaana.

EvANBVtLL. Ansnat 22. Noon Kiver8 feet 2 inches, and stationary.

Wheeling. W. Va.. u 22. Noo- n-River S and rising. Weather cloudy andwarm.

PitTsfltjRG. nt 23. Noon Kiver2 feet 9 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy

Cincinisati, AoROBt 22 Noon EiTerl2feet 6 inches, ana tailing. eiouay.Thermometer bo

New Orleans, Angus. 22. NoonDeparted: ilayea ana barges, imis,rived: of St. Louis, Bt. Louis; G

Crown, Cincinnati!

9 inches,rived J

parted :Belle MeKongo, J

I

i

.

:

lOths Feet lOiha lOths

Amfeet,

Anand

warm.

Feet

eatner

City

river ia riatna witn o teet o incnea in iue cian A A r..i . inchn. on the fall, lluaineas lair.Weather warm. Locals on time. Night Riverrising with 0 teet v incnes in tne oanai ana , teetti Inches on the falls. Business good. Weathercloudy and raining, while it is sultry and warm,

fWEMEHTS OF OtEAS BTEAHERS.New York. Aoenst 22 Arrived : Steam

er. VMm and Genera Warder, from Bremen:Uritannio, trom larerpooi ; .uarina, irom vtoiien- -bnrg.

PROPOSALS FOR

Shelby County BondsBIDS will be received byth. nnderSKALKDCom misslosere nntil TDKSDAT, 8ep-i.-

l.t. .est. at X n.m.. for an v part of SixtyThousand Dollars (,0C0) Bhelby Courty poteent. Bonds, laaneo in payment oi oatsianaingjadamentsana noaung aeoi nnaer mo oi io.Said bonds mature aa iollows : JL2.001 in

18W; i2 000 in Septan) be , ltttt; inSj.ni.hr. loon. 112.010 in Bentamber. 1905: I H.- -000 in Septemi er, 1910. Tbey are in denominations of 00 each, and the intereat is payable inMarch and beptemb-tr-

Hl.i. n ha addreaaerl to any nt the nnder--f.nnd Prnnmiaaioners. indora- - d Bids for Sbeloy

Couniy Bonds." The Board reserves the right toreject any bid.

nnvoi.nui)EDWARD OOLDsMIXH,

JOitUiN.Board Fending Commissioners Bhelby

County, lennesse.Memphis, Tenn., Angnst 188.

COTTON-SEE- D SHIPPERSSEPTEMBER looted

HeraFronta

o 1 1

C. S.ll Tl.ot of

3,

T O

1, 1885. th. o&oe ef theI. will be at 230

tree, ovanow ooewpiwi Cotton-S-- -l

HOPE MfLL.Anrsst

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U, 18W. OIL

P. M. S A N Is EYj

FUNERAL DIRECTOR,u Street. Afeaapkis, Teas.

FULL stack of Wooden and Metallic CassA ad keu. Burial Rob...

attenaeq'- -

2COTICS.mna r PRTVPK Mt FARN8W0RTH Was1 d,. .olved on the 34th day of Ju'y, 1885, by the

death of the senior partner," Mr. W. A. Prince.Tk. uinnivia, bartnar. will llOUl'

ate tn. nroa ii;i u.of cott buying and brwa.rage at th.

old rtaad. No 3U4 Front street. Meatphis, T.na.,BSSa the nisa name of C-- V rriBv.wnilTIIaraewori n a i

eoariutioDU

Ui. n.nri baaaaal i?f pis MHi

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sEmvtlnv. trr tmAem- -

tr obeeo. Ak you dm- -arial nr Cor

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WOMENKetek rcW traBtk, or vkt amfcr ftw

mlr to Utr fx tkmmkA try

U ULJ BEST TONICThtettwdid Iran

tnnioai, aod is inTsJombae far !. pawiihar tovw BBiviie aauu buj wbu mwi Btniraurj iitwr. bx

rtrbr and rnriflr tbt Blood, Nllmalateaw JiuBTiiirf .liiTDiinvni van iTibum icrBj mhirvo in fact, ttoroochlj JtiTlcorvtM.CWre tins oompcAxioa. aved mvk the akin BTmooth.It does not bUrkeo tbm tmvtix, mom hMdacha, or

prodnos eoBMtiyniaa mil ()- - irw mtcdiamm d.Una. Puzabith Baikd, 74 TaxwrnU At., Milwu- -

kee. Wis,. Mym, vnder date of Dm. ttth.l8M4:"1 hTs ntwd Btovrn'i Iron Bitton, and tl has beeo

mot than a doctor to ro havinc tmrod me of thaweakness lad las bate hi life. Aim cured vis of Lit-e- r

Complaint, and now my eanplexicm Is clear andfood. Has been beneficial to my children."

Genuine has above trade mark and cr named ied lineson wrapacav TsJie bo oenrr. Made only byBROWN THKMICAL CO..D A WLT IMQatE. MD

IaDxn Hams Book efl and auraoUre,hat of pneoe for reripen, infrarmattm aboot

coina. iriren away by all oamlere in medkane, otmailed to any addreea on receipt of So. stamp.

"mm i

BETTER than "Coal-Oil- " or any other burn-ingIS oil. Can be naed in any lamp. For tale bj

John Roaa, oorner of Clay and Hernando road.Charlea Kinald. 149 Poplar treat.Fred Morti, Shelby etreet.Wm. Ruaaart, terminoa of Vane treat, oorner

of Linden.E. C. tireen, 673 Main tret.J. J. Daffy tt Co., 238 Main a treat.W. C. Oriawold.423 Main atreet.Otto Clausen, 13S Poplar street.John Cnmmina. 218 Pooler atreet.Misa Mary Richards, 4M Poplar atreet.Wm. Cunningham A Sons, 7 Beale street.J. 1. Wa ah A Bro.,50 Main atreet.Geo. Mahan. oorner Vance and Lauderdale tt.C. R Ryan k Co., S42 Main street.E. Wright A Co., 414 Main atreet.A. Kohlbry A Co., 166 Poplar atreet.F. Franklin A Bro., 3D9 V ance etreet.E. ii. Campbell A Co.. 466 Main atreet.8. Behr, 131 Union street.Joseph Nixon, 75 Charleston avenue.

H W. K. Butt, oorner of Broadway and Hernandotreeta.A. Schmidt, 99 Seventh atreet. Fort Pickering.Charlea Denman, South (iate, Eluwood Ceme-

tery.Read A Co., 143 Main atreet.R. M. Hilton A Co., 71 Fifth street, Chelaea.Graham A Penick, 46 and 46 third street,

Chelaea.J. J. Duff A Co., 238 Main street.Mrs. C. Wagner, oorner Fifth and Mill streets.J. N. Sutherland, 46 North Court street.L. D. Bonfanti, 456 Main street.John McMahon, Sixth street, Chelaea.M H. Reilly, 57 Auotion atreet, and 2 eeond.John T. Dennegan, Grocer, 105 winoheater av.Bert White, Agut, eor.. Broadway and Ninth.Patrick McOanghran, 643 Shelby atreet.Mrs. Roaa Werner, oor recond and Chelsea sts.H. Roeoo, grocer, 264 and 266 Hernando atreet.Partiea whose namea are not in the above liat

are not handling tint-Pro- Oil. and will beprosecuted for intriagement on our trade-mar- k

br representing or selling other nils aa Fire-proof Oil. CHESS-CARL- X COM P AN Y.

Proprietors.

saaii

DP AIR-- SaOaS--

rftt SLH'Ids wouilarlul

The

reat

I HEinviiEoraujr ana Snuiurii. torn

part Health, Strenrth and Vigor to Mind and Body- -

The Ideal JferTe Tonle and KnteUetul Hev- -erafrt, hi tflily endorsed by the elite ot the 4ltiicl n;

for the cure and prevention of Mental anaPhysical Exhaustion, Chronic and wasung Lnaeasea,Djspeuiia, Kidney and Liver Affections.. Heart Dis-

ease. Headarha,Throat and Lung AffecUons, Tired Feelirsrs, etc. Thismarvelous Tonic acts like a charm. For Convalescentsand Invalids this dHiphtful Inviwrorant is Ui?

The Invivbratinc nd 8trengah-rcsUri- prop-erties of French Wine Coca are truly wciiOyrfuf andexcel all other Tonics and Stimulants. One it l willcharm and excite your enthusiasm. For sni? b Dn.fC- -

8cnd for Book on Coca, and Pemb 's WiooSltits. Fiioe, 1. OOpr bottle.I. S. rcMDcHlUN VU Bifl vnemint. mimnu.usv

Trnstee'iT2T virtue of a trust deed made to moon tne

i fflth dv of Marcn. lfeoi, ana reooruea inbook 135. page 48, Register's office of Shelbycounty, 'lenn., to secure o nam inuooieuDo.atherein menrioaed, T w 11 sell for cash, at publicoutcry, at tbe aoutbweet corner ot Main at.dMadiaon streets, city of Memphis, atl.o'clock noon.

Sale.

lenn.,

Seitnritar. September 13, 1883.the property deanribed In said deed of trust, asfollows, Situated, lying aud bsirg in thecounty of Shelby, and State of Tennessee, beingthe eiuth half ot block K, fronting on Ga'neaatrc , between Second and Third streets, in Fort

And, alao, lot 3s in Park's subdi- -vlolnn aa th. nnrthv.,1 nnrner of Carr and Davieavenues, fronting 100 teet on Carr avenue and 248

teet on Davie avenue. For a more particularreference is made to said deed in

nf runnril ivlnma.irlEiiuity of radenption barred; title belived to

be good, but I sell sno convey as trofte-nui- y.

TJ. W. Mi ler, attornfy.

trTs 'I'H V.

BOWELS CHILDREN TEETH1NEREM EOiSOUTHERNft hi

for the bowel" It la one of the moat pUaarii wcfnoanioue remedica for al laummer complalur--At a aeasou wnen vioien "rVJL",, M bea niv.so frequent, some speedyThe wearied mother, lostuB sleep in uiirsjng th- -

"ttleone toethinc. should use i" ' "giisa,eta. a bottle. Send 2c. stamp;to W alter A.Atlanta, Ga., tor Kiaaie no.

Tnvlnr'K (lirrokee Remedy of S'earn sinfl Nnllein will cureand O nniption. Price gic. and tl a

Trustee's alfvirtue of a deed of trut made to us aaBT o" the 13th day of Auguat, 18H', nj

record in b"ok 155, page 550. to S'cure to Cloth ArLelimnn ce'raiu inaeoiwuiiep., .hi .w i"caah, to th. highest and best bidder, about 12o olock noon, on

Tuesday, September IS. USB,tn IW,.I IK. nn,,rl hnnM illMIF. DS Main Streetu.mnhii T.nn . the fnliowinr described realestate. B'tuated in the eity of M mphi, Sbelbycounty, Tenn., and deaonbed as follows: Veginnit, nn tee wear eia. 01 uauaev Bbreet. in vueTazing-THstri- of said county, at a point twohun 1red and sixty (2o0f feet souih of le f treet.running thenc. south with Causey street flf j (.Wful , H .nu wa ., nnM nn.nnn ana .IBIIIMn , lapf .t- - the .m north fifty (Ml) fact to D. Blair's I

south line thence east with Blair's line one i.an--dred and eighteen Ulol eet io tne piece oi oegiu-nin- g,

being a pait of lot No. 2, block 38, andbeing tbe same lot by A. n camonoito R. Woods and Salen, June 10, 1870.

nquity oi reuempuou, uumr "u 'are all waived. Title believed to be good, butwe sell and convey on y aa irusteee.

Memphis, lenn.. August ii, i'w ,

U 1 1 IT It0I lll'lAsk7al

liBJBJ MALTUUn

ERTON'SWORLDS

Nerve

TONICCOCA

IKLEBEP1

LABIAL

Vi,Jn,l,V,

jUVJ Lit? nr.iLHA.iiC. W. MKTCALF,

nd Gin to 4 days.

ly address $l.BOmfg.co.spML

Mfmi Tax.. Jalv 24. 188S.

..n.Mt.in lia r.t fnr .xitire betweenX T. A. Wright Martin Cohen, under the

firm nam. of T. A. Kiuui x w., ia :ni udissolved by muiuu eon.eni, irea v urtiring) assuming all tbe liabilities laU. . '.,..),. M.;.n., t - Kninn.aa.at the old stand, nnder the firm ftyle of WKItiHTUKUS., wno aioco are auvniiaeu 1",'accounts duo th.laU firm. T A. WKIO HT.

NEwTlRM.WRIGHT BROS.

bontTht thm entireXTAVINO IntereBt or wartinCohen in the old irm or a. A. n ngni vo..XXnnHnrsianed. compneing tn. new u m ui

tuorniiT a3Ui.i . vitl Km

2

for

and

IA U A ...friends, at the old stand, 'nim sirrri,which w. shall make headquarters for all the

A.ii-- . nfihaiMiAii. Parties indebted to th.old firm will please call and settle at onoo, as w

wish to wind up its oia "sinosal . A. W

RICHARD WrllQHT.

DR. D.S. JOHNSON'SPRIVATE

Medical DispensaryNo. 17 Jeftemn Sts i i

if safja Fromt, afemirSSTABIJSHKD IS 18S0.1

r, .ftnvvnv ,.ul...lMlnJ avail narTMD interaiteJ as by tar tha Koatsaooaaafal h- -

ficiaa in th.tsoatm.at of prlvat. or seerwauia.sum. Quae. Peraaaa.a nn., "''j"1?-,- , "i.vTTtv

ry. . involuntary loaaoj r"'"rr.Y. 'viSimT'oT e.lf-bui.- .and o.'v.rV. mffoHw from and loa.

power, spaediiy and porma.aiJSyTniod. farticalir attenUon paid ioth.Ihaaaaes ot Woman, and ear guaranteed PI eg

enrod wiinou tu. jt".knlPafSai ooMtUtntions .ic-l- j edentijtMedieinM sent by siwen

a Workirt-me-n enrol at half t. snal oro'olock S- -J..MBar. from ni? ST . T.

TNTOTIOE.withdraws from th. rm olHATraarocnUy A Co., I am happy to aa-,- .,

acquaintances and oldth uih. that 1 have aawiated

tv wall knows and solid nrm oi yr--FUI Brother,-Co-

..Hardware. 6to-e- si and T.n-- li

and Frost street.-r.. corner of Monroe

J. H. LOWUXi x,HomeopataiJsta

.HMviwaira.

ovs--K C-- S1S aMnlo !.. easpsiis, xeoav.

OBes Hour- s- 11 a m.. 2 to 4 and 7 to $ p.m.Telephone

DB.H.W.PU11NELLTSo. 279 Main Strewt,'. toretlleyd's). . .

The Iootor may k's aoniultad at his MtroaU-ias.s..- of tra

Tt la tha aweataet flmvor- -ad, the pnreet and moatdelleiool IHSBH84,1-- in the world. Promoting digeetion, eoect- -lvely and permanentlyremoving ocenriTO imellfrom tbe areata at. ateeth, it atimalatea awanlht appetiu, andrenders a spirit, other-via- a

iieilita'ad, buoy- -

3 1 1

KO-K- O

T LTL UKonegenuln. withoBtinvtura.

m e)relrr le yoiarCamlrciesir,er ie

BfaaiBiraetairor, RraaipBila,

XLL. tOnOX IXSUBED.

N.

J. .

Late of Wharfboat Co., Cairo, Iil.

ihilaratlna,

njormont,materials,

alterationelaanline

xerclaed packing

mankind,

arScaid Wkelaaale

SACKS FfJRSlSlIED.

RE'S COTTON-GI- N!

Wos. Vnnce Street.SPEERS, PROPRIETOR.

The LARGEST and ONLY COMPLETE QIS the city.The Best Saniole and Yield Guaranteed.

stes. Doan & Co.7holesale Grocers and Cotton Factors,

Wo. 13 Union atreet, TfTemphlw, Tenn.PHILLIP,

Halliday-Philllp-sMPEED,

Lata John Speed Co., Memphia

(BareesMrs JOHH K. BPKKD CO.)

General Forwarding Commission Merchants,

BT Proprietors Memphis Mills and1 filevator, Memphis; WBarfboat Warehonse, West MenKiver and Aronu i.anin a rowaer company i ayior

York, uenuine and varioua branda Standard Jute and-- Liberal ''aih Advnncca on cnsienmenta of Hram and

TTTK HAVE TH'S DAY PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF M.V of

p. a.

to

all

antla addition to periam-e- r

breath, and gieing a exquiait

itsof it,

uiano

ia,klai

i"1i'dnear mr

a boon to

W.

ia.of K.

and

City andutiie. unio Michigan oall. lor nana

Bagging.Aw Arrow-lie-

made

IN THEf ALOIIIJ, Vllvn .LiU CL V. , . . m. u will cvuuuu. u u. , u.fli m .u.o,

name style, oolletting all ouUtanding and assuming all liabilities. stone! w. ckoweLl.Memphis, August 12. 1S5. o 11. H. MAt KV.

AV retiring above, I would respectfully ask from my friends a continuation to the firm of theirliberal Datronare aa extended heretofore.

Memphia, Auguat 12, 1865.

ALSTOH,

Dranlaf,

Teaiai.

Prodoc

m. CBOWEU,

Transit

abaolut,larityunedfaatara

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in

JWHN

COOPER FIRMu.i.wivii

T. COOPER.

HACBT.

ALSTON, GROWELL & CO.

lad Commbusioii Merchant. Hay, Corn Oats, Braa, Chop Feed, J, Lime.Cement, riafltcr, Building ud Fire Br.cs, Etc.

Cor. Front and Union, No. 1 ttoward's How. Mpfnyhis.

J. O. OATES fc GO.,GENERAL AGEJfTS FOR THfi

Sli0.0 COTIOX-HF.Ka- a HUU o.l-mll- HFLLKR aod Ht W 1IOMrnblle l?si-r- a and Floatation

' Fd ndTHK COMIlIJfATIOX SO a rJI Jf?(l.iarr, and ahet'elelir.ted IA sOilb tOKai I..

MACHINERY AG ENTd AND LUMBER COMMISSION MKRCHANTS.

io 210 FltOXT WTBF.ET, r i t 8 iTll'lll!). ir.Ti.

MEW COTTON GIN,Nos. 201 and 203 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.

LITEST IlffPBOVJBIs HILLEK OINS.and Sample finsirawtelBISTTornoot ile in and at win,

"Fatrnt I "loaaer" and unload wagon oottoa.

W.

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ar

and

uasenaa

andit

A

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and

as

M.

H. II.

B, for TAfor uan.

TO ST .r Kit "

Ood weights, and remittancea fromiHly made.Sacks furnished on application.iiive os a trial.

K. 11. IvKrSKl.KV A--

A. VAOOARO & OO.

WHOLESAL E LIQUORSTrtKBT

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DEALERS

ANDREW BTEWAKT, titv Urieani. I ANDREW D. QWTNNE, Memphis

stew, mm & co.,

WrholesaleGrocers,GottonFactoisSO. S56 AND S5S FBOIiT BT1512ET, BEXPHIS, TEISIS

ASTO

STEWART BROTHERS & COMPANYCOTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

TSTRXw OUTFAITH.

R. L. COCHRAN & CO,

UW AID riNI2l3-KIIX- ,

000RS, SASH, BLINDS, F30LDING.LUr.1BERLath and Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling and Cedar Posts.

MPHI. - - TENNESSEE

J. T. LaPRABE fe CoaSAStirACTTJBKKFI

Saddles, Harness and CollarsNos. 301 and 303 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.

Wills st foil stoelt of FBESH. SEW OOOOS, ws are prepars to flll oraers rorcvcryttalDC 1st oar Hoe ot prices that will compare favorably wills any market

1st tbe roanlry. w e Beep roniwnnj

rFUI.1. IsIltfE OF CITY PRAY IffAItyKSS..HCHOKK,

President;

KAWT'TAJU.

SAUsSE 'i I II A LEB,

OF THK

ia

uae

C. KOEHLKR,Sec and 1re.

Tennessee Brewing Co.XAsTfJFaCTUBERfl

Celebrated Pilsener Beer in Kegs ii BottlesOSLY PCBE CRYSTAL WELL YTATEB USED FOB BBEWIKG PCBPOSES.

S. W. Corner Butler nnil Tennesiee SlreelH,rETO'

D.T.POBTEB,

MEMPHIS,Tlooolvorf Aftsr Tnne "Xm. n

U. W.

to m CO

200 t . rj

--TUB-

HACBAK.

Smecetaors P0BTEP--, 'iirtlOB

CJottoid FactorsFHOOT STREET. MEMPHT8- -

LivermoreFoundry& Machine Co160 to 174 Adam Street, Memphia, Tenn

ACCEPTED THE AGENCY FOB THE CELEBRATEDpg-AY-

Atlas Tim cyjJOL&9..ufactaratlnais...

COTTON PBESSES, K011SE POWEllS, GIN GEABINGAND EVEhx VAbUKTX ur -

Plantation Work, IwUdlnr OrerhaoUn; and Bepafrlng EajlaM and MachineryOHPFR3 POtirTTFT).

'nfc-FBTTI-

T7HOT.r-SAT.T- B

GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS

And Commission Herchants,COO and 03 3?ront Street, 3Iemplil, Tew.

EnUCATIOIIAL.

HlSej BIGBCRWHans and Daj heol for Olrla,

Topp Plare, Bea'e street, Memphis, Tens.CLASSED RESUMED OCT. 6. lttfri. Building

Pleeaur. grounds eitenaiv.and beautiful. Special att.ntion paid to healthand enmiori of pupils. i mnaalicaierciaea daily.

Cour-- a of atud; eminent' praetieal. Pupilaided to hecome self support ng. Teachere ailtrained apecialia'a ot high a tending.

Schol of Modern LMngu.ree ander aatlvtewbera. Cnnveraatlonal methmfe. ofMuair in charge of gradaatea of th. Cincinnatiand N.w England Co .e f Muaio. Art Sohoetunder a trained teacher fr"tn the School of Deein.Cincinnati Univeralty. Wood Carving taaaht.Elocution br a diatinaniahed graduata ol thaiNational Seh- ol of Elocntion.

Enrollment laat y.ar. 245.Owing to extgenciea of day eehnol, but few

board ng pupila can be accommodated. Pleeeamuat he secured early.

Address Principal at Mooreatown, N. J., nntilSeptember 1st.

ST. AGNES ACADEMY,Board Int? and Day School.

Tha Thirty Sixth YearBTlM First Manday eT RepteMer.

PABKVTS and rnwdtBi whobara dauvbUrtoed neat are rnpe?tfully invtiad

to eona1'er tb merits of thii Institute Pupilof all relijrioasdeoomiiiatioii" 'eejivad. Tbcourse of Mudy t thonmrh and xtaniirti,Whila the tolid itudtes are rejraried f the pmIimportant, mo eh cttention ii given to tbeevvraceful sacwtmidtshmentt wbich oontribate) tsrefine ana elevate

To promote emulation, premlnmt.ffotd medali,eto., are awarded at tbe annual eommenenent.

The rronndv, comprisins: ten acres. ahadVd bsrrand forest trees are beautifully la.d out, maktoe out-do- or exerclre delirhtful. Pupils mawhere enjoy tbe refinements' of a eity location andat the same time all tbe quiet of a rural retreat.

Few families exercise the same iftilanoe orertbe health of their children aa ia riren here. Thlibrary is well supplied with standard works, aadevery inducement ia offered to itUivmta a taatwfor cnoice readinc. Addre-- s

MoTUER SUPERIOR.Pt. Agnen Academy, Memphis. Ten. m

Clara Conway Institute,S59 FopIr Street,

KMPBfl, i t I TKHBKaaetM

Mnth Tear 0ps Oct. 6, 1885.MISS CLiKi CONWAr, I rrIcIpL,

A SCHOOL for hone-- t and thorough elt, fas'eultuieand for theaUala-meot- aif

womanly fore, and character.A daily gymnastic drill for gaining a fro.. Imt

atep. a gracelui carriage, and a strong, wall-d- e

veloiiad lorm.Special advantagea for the study of Muaie, Laa-ruag-

Drawing, Paintirg andThe only echool in Mempbia in which th. baaau-f- ul

Delaarte system of Elocution is taught.New and bandaome buildings, lighted, heated

and ventilated in accordance with laU ecientinoinvestigation. Large

Home department, itiiil anmlrat.Circulars containing a rut of the new building

,y be had at tbe too a storee.issued early in tvitcraher.be

dress Miss CLARAN.Y.I orMemphis.

Catalogues willthen, adVnti

Mrs iiisbai Saratoga bpringe.. P. MORTuN, Adams street.

EDUCATE TOCR PACOinTR AT wSG'EHGE HILL,?J

153 CU ' !choo1 for ;lr1a In the eiontb.V T. 1 VY.N TEK, It. IX.

VOCAL CDLTDRE.BJVPROr. StOllHlE H. BOWN'.MraiCaVlrDirector of the Mosart Society, and Prin-- .

eipal of th. Conservatory of Music, will, on hisreturn from New York, July lMh, open a apeclaleoura.of aig weeka inatruotion for those who Intend to teach. Office hnuve from 9 to 1. and trom2 to 5, daily. Addreea MORSE S. DOWNS

Cnnaova'nry of Muaie,Monroe and P.pond 6u Memphia. Tenn. .

Lauderdale InstUute- -

A Classical School for Both Sexes.A or,. Library, a large

ADVANTA0F8: an .vteneiv. Ma-

s' um of hcicntio Spcia.en and tnnoaitiea,healthful nd a ce.;ible Ivcation at RIPLKY.TEN'N., SOmilcs no-t- h of Memphis, on the 0. O.and S. W. R H. The next aeasion will oaanAo,.ll,lM, .

H, tl. WA.il'i.ai r.in. nmuw.DtSlII.EH FEBALE INSTITUTE

A Hoardinc aad sayr Bcbeiol.Tiiur'TTMnf a. ar.a.

Annual Seaaion of this school willTHKTwelfih Sei tember 2, 1. Th..veral dcpaitnienta ! aiamemauca, uiiiiwi

the Naturit Soencea. Music, Art in all iubranchea, elocution, Penmanahlp, Caliathenioe.etc. will be in charae of enierienced and accom-pli bed teachere. Tub principal ia date minedthat ttaia institution ah all be aecond to none Ineuu'pme-i- t and educational faeilmea. Terms'hsuit the tiinoa. For oataioguo conUinmg faitparticular.. A, M Pr.rid..t.K.ire tJrammnr Srhonl, Mfmphls ifnn.

RUl.l'K B. A., Principal. Instruction,RM. Latin, Ureek, Mathematics, NaturalSciences and L- -i aian- - Rii.ra,B. A. (Yale), Prot-aa- or of Ureek and instructor iiLatin, Muthematice and hngli-h- . T. 11. Koov.II. A. (Harvar ). ina ructor in (ierman, French.Rh.torin, Koali-- h CoiopwitioB and hloeittion.Fall term oina Stpt W. lwn, at howler Urove.on Marabsllavcnue. Beaiitiful grounda ; academybuilt fur the purpose. Diaciidine eiacted, Boya

lrom oight to claic grade admitted, upon dvic.of Co inittee 1". K. s. Hammond, Dr. D. U.Saunder. and Luk. mRoLFK. Principal. .

5SytMira2Ji

rTHIS Inatitutuin auorda ample means iot aA. thorough

Claaalral. HrlenUMe anil aminerelalg.liai-ltaiaa- .

Studies will be resumed Tueaday, Sept. 1, MAS.Kor Hoard ami Tuition,

11KO,.tt,'V to

M At HKHAN, President.

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,AT OXFOIIl.on the Illlt iris Central Kauroaa, tw

L0CATEI of Memnhia. Thelooation lahealthy, and famed tur Its churches an" schools.Liauor is not allowed to be auld within live milesof tie place. Both tej.a admitted. Jhedepert- -menU ol rt, Literature, p.mciito -oien. twelve aipfnguineu mni.r', ri'endowment, lult'on Ires to all out law aiuu.nApply to the t hano.llor. t.n. A. r. oi.wari,cataloguea and inloruiat'on.

II. ..I o i,"''.".',gecrelarv Board Trnatooa

fog

PANTFS ACADEttYNEAU rilARl.OTTESVILLK, V.

for Ilosa Maul Vuu e. Send for cata-logue. JtHIN R. S'MPr-US- , a.M .Principal.H v JE no a h Vt'uooH, Ph. l . Associate l'.inci pal.

lloitliliiNilllc lllitU Kt'Iiool.limited achnol for boys and young

ASELKPT, cour.e of atndy embreeee the uaualEnglish Branchea, togetner with Latin, Ureek,Herman, lliiher athetnetica and nook keeping.The instruction ia thoro'igh and tbe diaoiplinestrict. The lhirte-nt- acholsat e year will beginHonda), ana. si. !. Terma per aeaainn ot40 weeka: Tuition, foil; Tuition and board, ud

ng washing, fuel, luhta and furniahedroom. For forth. r information, address

J. o. r'EKKKLL, llopkinavllle. Ky. .

The State Female College.OPEN PEPTEMBER 14x, with a fullW1XL of eilierlenceil teachers. Yot in'or-mati- on

aud circulars call on or address the Prin-cipals, Mis.es liertha K. Gordon and Laura O.White. S'ate Female College, Memphis. Tenn.

EJg&vHMfA FoaTdinff Day SchoolatDTroassiI'SUleaaMl LKIIeOlrla,

Mrs. M. P. LEKEBVRE, Principal. No. M Frank-lin atreet. Baltimore. Md. The a4lhehoplwill healn on TIIPKKIM I, rir.rr. 17.

NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.Collegiate InatituteforTeintieT and

School for I.IHIe tilrla, llovanatowa,mi lea from Baltimore, mo. (nduoed by

the ril.ters of Notr. Dam., rend for catalog..

IShoiiHiitloali Ynllry ArdeuyWloelsealer, Virginia,

for Unlveraitv, Army, Navy efPREPARES For catalogue, eddreseC. L. V. WINDM. M.A. (Ili.lv. Va.) L L P.

piTtpiu'o iMstriTrrr. Klmoott OrtrMo. The 62d Annual rwaslon will b. rwunwelBimaaii, 1NH5, with a full and etflcient oorpe otProfessors and Teachers In .very department.Miaa A. MaTCHarr, Prine'p.li Mlas Roberta 11.Archer, Circulars at 3.W asaeH-so- n

avenue, I'altiinor.. Md., until Inly 1st.-

MEMPHISNinr TJTEWbarlon a). Jean, Principal,

exp'ri.nced aaalatanti la allWITH will bfgin ita hfih yar on bepUsabo- 14, ln, at No. 174 Bernando atreet, tor mar ly

ttrac Church, iroya j .reparea , iorness or Ui ll.ce. uicipi n. eiricv, in ...Uon thoruua.il ana mootra ;n meuiuu.. --

Languagea a epeoial leatur. F;.r tariic'l.ra aatorma.aodr-a- a WHaKTON b. J'J-V--

l.m iiernanoo airei.1, i..m'n., "

Mrs. BoTtlob' School for Itojs and Girls,Elliott Place,

So. 135 Adsmssirrel, .netstpaie, a ..advantage Is offered for a thoroaga

1rVFRY CourM. atuntina willbe given to the Primary naaaea wn iU.uujw...ewurins ti pupils tht rough training In tbpf.se- -

gts whi-- h are tn. lounu.tion oi au...- -study, t omfortaile s udv-h"- wiin picewu.Pl.y ground-- . The cl.aaea In Modern Lengt'.geawill be in rharse of a native realdrnt facber.urawing and Muaie in tneir variou. ;.p-w- ill

rccrive care ul atuntion. lleferenceu.M Fogg, John Overton. Dr. J. B. Inda.ey, W.N. Wilker.on.S. Y. Caldwell, Le.n Irouadalo.

ST. MARK'S SCHOOL,352 and 35 Poiilar SI., Memphis.

boarding and dav school for youngAFELECT little girls under the ebarse olte fiaiera of tt Mary of the Episcopal Church.Ihorougnly luel'ded Ustruclors in .very eP"--

ant. ir-- ihirieenih year begin. September ..im.t For :rcular-Tan- funln.o.on- -

HANOVER ACADEMY,V'KUISIA. Tnyloravllle P. .

HILARY P. JONES, M. A.. rT'Oclpsl.COL .o bios eei. and .nils Joaiomll. Catal sn.a sent on ai plie-- tion

merrni (Pa.) ACAOtST flu for BuaneaJ- - or College. Specai drill lor back war J boys.Si gleordool.)-r.,.i- m A'l tudenta board l kprincipal HWITHIN C. 8HOKIUDQB tUar-V- a

d A. . and AMI

t..s1 giasfasIS ssmaa.

E0YAL HAVANA L0TTESYa ooTsinauiT inrrrrrmosi,)

DRAWN AT HAVANA. CUBA,Every IO to 14 Uaym.

TICKETS IH FIFTHS.Wholes. 3 rracUoaa, pro '9oclo A Co. is os the tleSjt.

ESismta !o" n..nip.l..ti.n J'""'the partios in interest, it le uuns

i. eaiatenoe.ttfoV.nfm.M. and IToliwS?.:flvv Ueneral Aa.ma, 1.A CO., "''". Ten..fMtv. or Ke

1BENOTION.. Virginia and Oeorria

I u.il.l Comi any . .7. . r'.". " . .. the otRo-- ol sis'tiana. rnelr a JI vo.ork. the i rinaiael

hat date of the East Tenaoeaea"S:.i SjM "P" bonds, oss

bonis willBterttarr.