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TITE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND Mks£EN~ GEB * FRIDAY, AUGUST 2i>, 1884. VvhaMdMf. through the fttomach. tbro u, h ' through the dia- U> ro0 j2* .‘ (o the cheat, an l lodged be- P h IS die Mtb and aixth riba, very near iweenthe niu benrl The heart was to* Slnbe abnormally small, else the ball tSSenJive attack the point of it. There *°uld ha c tit, ot clotted Moon in the SlSoach TttS ot clotted blood and water in 5"*K2. With such a fearful wound, it . matter Of surprise that death did wtf* *?* arlier It was nearly thirteen oot*1.- shooting before the death. examination the .J' 1 ,,, delivered to the family, and will beburied to morrow. VftETlCChAM OF THE TRAOBDV, on Saturday night it was very difficult i the history of the affair. Nothing 10F i K.ealned from the eyewitnesses, •SlSXSeemed fobs able or willing {MnE*hTKrt it A partial inquest i,u yesterday afternodn, but owing tfttJiiagnla? and unexplained absence S df ol the material witnesses to the rtoS ng an adjournment war. had till SSrSSrnoen. At this hearing. Dr. Nicholson, alter his testimony as to the mndltion of Itobinson beforo death, and the details of the autopsy, gave autotan- U,llr the dying alatemeut as Jo the tacts of thVdifficully, which was as follows: Tint DYISO STATEMENT. “Whits and I had a difficulty over a nmeot pool in Mueller's saloon. White ibu>ed me grossly, and to avoid n dif- ficoliv 1 hit the saloon and went S' ihe railroad to Abe Fry'., am. awhile I came back and as 1 entered the saloon White began to abuse me ogain. and Boally called me a «-n of a b—h I then struck him in the fie with my left fist, and some one pulled me away towards the door, and told me to CI oat. I turned to go oat, and m I was cotneup 'he steps turned my head 11 look ai Waite. He had the pistol levelled, and Ired at that moment. 1 was not armed, had not even a pocket knife, and be shot nVdown like a dog. He ahot mo for noth- a ithurit;. :• i <■ x<- 'll:i. ■ .:i• !.-:irl,- i j.ri-■ m.-r to-morrow, as requested by the mayor. Also notify mayor of what you do. Get necessary information about movement of trains. ' Htxav D. McDasro." This message was not received until 8 o'clock last night, and Mr. Palmer at once sent the following: "Atlanta, Ga, August L’l.—Capt. T. If. Woolfolk, commander Albany Guardi, Al bany, Ga.: Governor Henry D. McDaniel directs you to tske your companr to Daw son, Os., in time to act aa guard under or- de-a of civil authority in exeentiog sen tence of coart hi hang George Bones there to morrow (Monday) as requested by Hon. W. U, Cheatham, mayor ot Dawaou, Ga. "By order of Ihe Governor. "Howaed K. W. Palmes, "secretary Executive Department.” Mr. Palmer also sent the following: "Atlanta. Ga., Atignit 21 —Hon. IP. IS. Cheatham,Mayor, Date,on, Ga.: Dy direc tion of Governor H. D. McDamcl I have telegraphed Capt. T. N. Woolfolk, com manding Albany Guards, to take his com pany to Dawson, Ga., in time to act as • uard under civil authority in executing se k tence of court to hang George Bones ther.- to-morrow as requested by you. “Howaed E. W. Palmes. “Secretory Executive Department." In the rm.'tfh’ne, it having b en ascer tained In Da,w f on that the Governor was at Monroe, til'® following telegram was sent tohim at tb.vt P'soe: - "Albany, AagrUt 8i.—Gov. H. D. Me- Daniel, or Ailjt. Gen. Stephen!, Monroe, Ga.: Trouble apprehended hi Djwsou to-mor- Hon. J. IP. Walters, Albany, Ga.: Gover nor out of reach of wire. Our county au thorities will pay expenses of your beat military company if they will come over a— a - ISP V TI.r>.nfnn fihnmfl * Wliaf. FROM ATLANTA, „ of Saturday N'Bhfa Traaedy- * u too.y Yeaterday-Oonmot- T Inn Statements —Tho In queet-Love LougHe. 'SPECULCOEE*arOSP*NC*.l * Ga August 25.—Eugene Rob- ; kiaxfta, roin who was shot Sab j ii»n, the y° J. red white, died ot 10 ,15 crl«y "'S 111 .... It was some hours jatehlsy mornlL . wU b iotae dlfflcul- jlierhewasshot. - ced by , )is phy| [. ty, tb»f j** . .- was in a dying dteand friends that b- , tr0Egi condition. Of J’ > of youth, i, e L U by, in the very prime J , «, U M hot realixe that he bad his d j„ Mors the end came he made a 'cut of the unfortunate difflo >• ^' “od-byelo the different members 01 Humily. sent kind and loving messages b “ ,i,tn friends, a final message to the f° cer i-uo bad fired the fatal shot, that be ■iriaigivio, and he met death quietly. J“{y, without a sign of fear. THT AUTOPSY. _ Wwlv was placed upon a stretcher in The body wa died over the Turf bs- "■'^PHor street, and at 12:30 o'clook ^'S^K^thSiXy^The^ '•^ Ytl^Ttl.s'afin^ur^re r'owr^FqKwiTg T.le^«nt j«.„t received: E<, rfwSund. It had entered an inch the b!, V,,o tast rlb and an Inch to tho left '* l "J e lb ( e p li.l column, passed cenjra ly A Modern Poloni js to His Laertes. Lowell Citizen. Before placing John A., Jr., at West Point General Logan said to him, solemnly, ‘My 803, don’t never swear.” Concluded Not to Buy. Drake's Traveler’s Magazine. “AnyTeduction in the price of clothing?” he naked. “Ve*y large redaction,” an swered the dealer. “I would like to buy a pair of pantaloons if I can get them cheap enough.” “Well, sir, prices have oil gone to pieces, particularly on pantaloons. The bottom has fairly dropped out.” "In that case,” said the customer, turning to go, “I guess I will stick to my old ones for a while yet.” His Mistake. Merchant Tr to-day." W. N. Thornton, Sheriff.’ What shall we do? Both companies ready to respond promptly to your order?. Artil lery company has small arms and four guns. “T. N. Woolfolk, Captain. “E. L. Wight, Capt. Artillery.” The Governor had Issued bis order di recting the Guards to go to Dawson before the above m*8Jage was received by him, but after it had oeen sent from Albany. The following message came about the same hour: . , , “Albany, Ga., August 24.—Adjutant Genera l Stephens, A tlanta: Trouble appre- hended in Dawson to-night. Latest infor mation. Answer telegrams. “T. N. Woolfolk, Captain. “T. L. Wright, Captain.” * These telegrams were received and de livered to Mr. H. E. W. Palmer, who for warded them to Monroe, and were not received by the Governor until after mid night last night. The next dispatch came from Dawson and was as follaws: “Dawson, Ga., August 25.- : ITon. If. D. McDaniel. Atlanta: Have put arrived with my command. All quiet and no trouble apprehended to-day. Execution will take place at 11 o’clock. .Our train wa« wrecked last * night by obstructions on the track within two miles of Albany. "T. N. WOOLKOLK, "Captain Albany Ouarda." Atlanta, August 27.-Many important matters will come up for consideration at the next session ot the Legislature. Of theee none will exceed in gravity those to be submitted to the finance committee. It is not to be inferred that the State fa in any sense financially embarrassed, or to any way {crippled, but its monetary affairs will need to he very carefully and wisely looked after by the next legislature. It Is therefore of the utmoet importance that there should be able men of attain in that body, competent to handle questions of .very great financial interest to the State. It fa noticeable that the last legislature, after an almost inter minable session, after exhausting ‘he tress- Rali&lon Before the War. Harpr n* Monthly for September. A minister of the Gospel, who once Jour neyed through Virginia in the antebellum days, tells this fitory: Overtaking an old negro on the road, and feeling in the mood for a chat with the old roan, he slowed his horse to keep pace with him, when the following dialogue ensued: “Do you live about here?” “Yea, massa, I belongs to Colonel H . He lib ’bout two miles from yer.” * It is a beautiful country. Are the people about hero religious? “Yes, massa; aey is a powerful sight of 'ligions 'boat yer. Dere is Baptisses. Mefodesses, Preseyteriams and some Quakers.” “Well, wbat religion did you choose?” “Oh, laws, massa, I ain’t no ’ligion at all—I’s jt*t ole ’Piacopel.” A Fiddler’s Fortieth Birthday. London World. On Thursday evening last the Duke of Edinburgh held a very pleasant birthday reception on board his flagship, tbe Mlno- tur, in Bantry Bay, to which all the offleers of the squadron were invited. His ltoyal Highness personally received each guest at the gangway as he arrived on board. During the evening tho massed bands of the squadron, consisting of some eighty musicians, played a selection of music. The recently formed string band, with the Duke of Edinburgh among the first violins, made their first appearance in public with a selection from “Patience.” The ship was brilliantly illuminated with electric light throughout the evening. “Say Moses,” said a customer to a wli*. clothier, “what is this story I hear abotit you?” ‘ ‘ Vhat sthory ish dot sthory . Why .a friend of mine said you made n mistake the other day and sold him a |I0 coat for |5.” IIow fsh dot?” I oon’t know.. He ?3id he saw the fig ures on the ticket, and that your boy eold it to him.” . , ^ “Veil, veil, vat a sebmart i>oy dot Chon- nle vas. Yooet IiKe ids foduer. I tole dot pov he ooot haf all vat he makes ofer $2 apiece on a chob lot off last chears goats, und dot isb der vay he peats his ole fodder und fixes der drade. He marks dose goats up, unt yoost like a innochentleedle sheep he don’t see der price, und der gushtomer dinks vot a sebmart vellar he ish to beat a poor leedie poy in der slhore. Dot Cbon- nie vlll coodd oud on der high side of der pile und be a gredit to his fodder.^ Hurt HI* Good Name. Ark&ns&w Traveller. “Yer mout offer me er honnerd dollars ter vote fur yer in Ge convention an' it wouldn’t hab no ’iiuence wid me,” said an old negro in reply to a candidate who had asked for bis support- I Money Won at Chicago. CmcAoo, August 21. -The total amount of money won by the various ht;ible«i at the five-week summer meeting Just ended at t ’’0 Chicago Driving pa*k was *47.598 foil inv’ :irv the n *t v:tl .<•- tUXh ' • Juvenile, f 1.725; B »ulevard. SI,380; 'I - f -r.,n It. I . i , : 7i, Northw star,., *1050; 8'u-r- m«S’ ’liV; Rt'la Pale. *978; W“»t Di- f x!,V, Dauglaa. *818; Pr’.tnr, *9»; InteriOT A'ltr- .Cfiantpaane. $:x»; Illinois *3»- l ai.^;-, *'«; MW.i.mra.r, 17.15; jX: rWo’rr nib'N- Garfield, *818; future deliveries, bef ltd viuicri] ft to 7. Tliei bird • mb t 10.75 all 'iy; Soj-temb. r 5am! the balance 6 to 7 bisher than yesterday.] Vxw York, Aug. 27.—Noua.—Cotton tlrr\--r niddling upland# lG?*: middling Orleans II. rmures market closed steady; sales 7'»,000. The following table shows the opening and closing quotations: ftir #lo - i .\ l)r t rib dmrtclear lil.Wtil!.-. I>«rd i: •-». Wbiskr st tidy mi un- October November M ... M December West8ide,$570; An* wHaj. BULCARIa'- rtlRISTIANN «£lNk , **D. Sorer*. AuKOat25.—Tbe Vurka in Ma: edonia liove ilayed three Clin itians alive An important meeting©! co**ton Feed March...'J. ollmeo was neld at Memphis oil eatur- April day. The meeting was comiMsed of ***; Messrs. Sauer, of Vicksburg; 8*ill4van,of _ St. Louis; McG nes and Kahn, of New Or leans, and S. I- Cartip and L. Hauer, of Memphis, who together form the Cotton Seed Crushers’ commission appointed at the close of‘ the last session bv me thirty- seven mills of the M-iisIssippl Valley toad- just grave differences. Tne commission a tnck SS03. decided to unite into a grand association family < ! *,'.\i.ut tu^n ura-h** y>:. 10 75 110.7'J-rtO 10.71 10.71-72 10.4S 110 47-4?* 10.35 io.&'»-.r, ducting a campaign fairly and squarely. Corruption in office seeking has cast a dark cloud over our institutions. I wouldn’t think of offering you a hundred dollars. I haven't that amount of money annway.’’ “Yer ain’t? Well, den, dar ain't no usen talkin’ ter roe. How much is you got, no how.” “I’ve got five dollars.” “Uh, huh, no usen talkin’ ter me. I ain’t gwine ter sell myself ter no white man.” Of course not” • Look heab, what you gwine ter do wid dat live dollars.” I’ll make good use of it.” Heah, lenimo hab H. Dem folk*thinks dat Fee aun sold out I ’clar ter goodness, white man, it hurts a pusson’s good name ter be seed er talkin’ ter yer.” ^“Oh! *1** would' offer you money,” re- and made J. Belhnericy, of Greenville, joined the candidate. “I believe in con- Miss., president, and Henry Marsh,ofjsew Orleans, general manager and superinten dent This result is of general important from tbe fact that 185 000 tons of seed is raised in the Mlaatufppl Valley alone, and the combination is certain to affect the price of oil which la now con sumed in Europe and America. It is shipped in large quantifies in a crude state to Italy directly from Memphis, which has ten mills with a combined capital of $1,000. The commission decided that Memphis should receive about ono-fonrth of the entire product of the Mississippi Valley. The price of the aeed on the bank * the river for the month of September is be $8 a ton. —Colonel Vilas is hooked for fifty speeches in Wisoooeta aud he is to make ■ least one trip E i~ f . 10.33- 10.48-49 10.GO-61 JQ/K-73 10184-65 10.45-47 IH.06-08 ...... York, Aug. 27.—Colton closed TZ sale*- 30C8; eilddling uplands 1013-16; middling Or'paif H 1-lC Consolidate net receipts 812: expor^, to, Great i:ritoln8. ♦alvrstoi*, Aii?.27.—Cotton qniet'. mid lling 10’» n»»t receipt* 688; gross sales 425; o«h3303. „ , Norfolk, Aug. 27.—Cotton, Hteidy: mid* 10'*;-. net receipta 20. gross 29", sales 20: W; exports, coastwise 70. Wn.MINiUttN, An,'- -7 — in t ita iltan lOJ^j net receipts 2. gross 2; sales ; stock - J at 64afi5. igeii: No. 3 fall Oil 3.00. rm: No2ni [iifct. Kyc ii. I Lard v HulX meats - r *i short rib $10.50. Baco T5, short rib #11.62' ;' ifams—Sugar-curr * He Got what He Wanted. Exchange. An interesting story ia told of a little boy in New Jersey. The little fellow was climbing an apple tree, and when on tbe topmost lithb he slipped and fell to the ground. He was picked up in an insensi ble condition. After watching by his bed side through many weary hours, his mother perceived signs of returning con sciousness. Leaning over hltn, she asked him if there was anything she could do for him now that he began to feel better. Should she bathe his forehead or change bis pUlow or fan him? Was there any thing he wanted? Jf .. Opening his eyes languidly aud looking at her, the little sufferer said: I want a pair of pants with a pocket be hind.” He got them. prompt assistance given by citizens of the State the old mother must hare gone to protest. There was then created a lloating debt of *150,000. which must be paid off CONFLICTING STATEMENTS. Some of Ihe witnesses who saw the tnmhie will testily ns to s serious quarrel between the young men. that Robinson vis seen to {to out and pick up a rock, and that beblt White on the bead with it. All theta tacts wit come out later, at the in* runt held this afternoon. Natutdai night, the impression waa. II anything, farorable to White, bat jester- day opinion aeerae i greatly divided under a later development of facta, and now the dr ft is rather against White. He will doubtless be bound over for murder. Yeeterdsy. tUsesntisof attraction was tbe spot where the shooting occurred, and ad day the crowds , one and went along the alley between the saloon and llernr'arcstanrnt. Knowing once in talking of the affair in timate that a woman is at tho bottom of Batorday night's tragedy. That, however, baa sot yet developed. The true cause nt tnc 'ragedv appears to be the dangerous habit, which thp law seems enable to reach, ot c.Trrjing cm - ceded weapons White's pistol in his hip pocket on Saturday night In a saloon where tuen were drinking made it easy to cut out work for the undertaker, oad It will always he so ns long as men are allowed to • go about loaded among tbeir fellntra. They sliable at nnv tin e to gooff, general y ., vocation, and usu- out of the new taxes. . - , The legislature will be called on to find money with which to build the new capi tal. It is not likely there will he any avail able aurplvi in the treasury to carry on that work. The laet Legislature decided that the capltol should be built the next Legislature must find the money. It is perhaps fortunate that the hida were read- vertised, for it ‘be work were in progress now, dependence would have to lie pieced bn practically an empty treasnnr. - The la»t legislature no doubt contem plated that the *730,000, tbe fin»t payment to be made by the purchase™ of the Macon and Brunswick railroad, would becovered into the treaiury in the shape of cash, and be there ready to pay all kinds of appro priations, as well as to help along thenew caoitol: Rherea», not a dollar of it went in- to the treasury. The titste si l next ttoo need s little bitter financierlnz. The Lqgis. laturc will alio be called on tomato provi sion for Ihe bonds maturing In lb80. h our million dollars were to tali due in that scon Too Much Church. Wall Street 1*ewi. Theyjaid oat a new town in Dakota last fall amf called it Golden City. A Chicago speculator who was out there took 800 lots at *5 apiece, and in thirty days the price of city lots had gone to *25 each. Home one built and opened a saloon, and the fig ures jumped to *30. A second saloon went up, and city lota changed hands at *i5 apiece. The Chicago man was advised to sell, but he concluded to hang on for a few more saloons. It was only about a month ago that tbe snowdrifts melted so that any oue could get into the new town. The Chicago man's agent showed up to find the place deserted by human beings, but on a tree was a sign, reading: "Sell you the whole —— city for *10, Fellows togun to draw lumtatr for a church, and the saloons moved to Red Gulch, fif teen miles west" All Hands Drunk. Philadelphia Inquirer. -H If the story told bv tbo captain of tbe schooner that sunk the Tallapooia is the true one, the loss ot Secretary Chandler's favorite dispatch boat may be traced to the same cause that sank the Ashuelot in the China sea a few years ago. Nothing but tbe drunkenness of everybody In charge of the vessel can account for her peculiar antics, as described by Captain lleed. At the same time, it roust be re membered that Captain Reed is a deeply interested witness, and that his story dif fers in some important particulars from that gathered by the Associated Press agent. The Associated Press dispatch says the vessels collided in a thick fog. Captain Rccd says the night was so clear that be saw the Tallapoosa’s lights when two miles away. The executive officer of the steamer declines to say anything, and the requirements of his official position shield nim from any nnfavorable conclu sions that might be drawn fromhls silence. The public will have to await the result of furtherinquiries, and meanwhile may be thankful that the old and shaky vessel was disposed of with so little loss of life. Glimpses Into the Past. Bragelonno In the Ingleridc. Gen. Robert E. Lee had a fine presence! with amiable and quiet manner. lie was — “ ' courteous to all who came In FINANCIAL. STOCKS AND BONDS IN MACON. * CORRECTSD DAILY W. G. SOLOMON. BROKER. MAOON. August 27 l«*«. Investment securities steady. Central stock weak. Money continues stringent. statu uur«ub. BUI. it. 6g, 1S39, January and July con- pon> TTTTTr ^ is. 6s, l8bC, February and Auguit coupons 100 ,ia.7B. iss6, January and July cou pon#, mortgage W. A A. H. B....1C2 ia. 7«, gold bond*, quarterly cou pons.. Nsw Orleans, Ang. 27".*—Cotton qntsi lilac tb’/f: net mwdpt* 4t em** 9i 300: stock 16,304; exports coastwise 317. tfoBiLX, Aug. 27 —cotton nominal; m ,0*4 net receipts 8 grow '8 sal •took 1830; exports, coastwise 347. Memphis Aug 27 —Cottonuomtnl;middling i0?: ; net receipts 32; shipments 0; sales 275; stock 6863 , „ t . Aoouhta, Ang. 27.—Cotton Is dull; mid* dlius 10V4; receipt* 9. shipments —: sale* 10. Charleston, Aug. 27—cotton nominal ima ging 11: net receipt* 3. gro.s 3; sales 0: stock 615: exports, coastwise 50. CITY MARKETS. Mkats.—Market steady, unchanged. Stocks light. v\ e quote; Itacon— -idw l\%; H-ipulders *> Bulk meats—sides f“ * “ tram# 15’^nlG. as to slzo — Labp.—Market quoted higher, stock am ple. Wo quote: la ““ ,ft paUilftli: b * w — ” Bdttkk.’—Market tlssiff ami well stocked: 164 '"candy.—Assorted, In boxes 10>$Ollc, barrel* I0 C(iRr(%EaF.—CookeA. lit. VM5:2 Ita tXV. Chrrsk.- A few arrivals of new cream at’3c CovraiL—Tho market is quiet auu steady; .hoico l#** «rood 13c; medium 12^a’:c; common llall 40. , . Flour.—Lower but In good demand. Pork ger: prime steam tiger: shoulder* #6.75, 'ii firmer: shoulder* short oWr $11.75. ibanged at $11.00. 8u- :i f, ir 11 i-i ind hard frefinedi 7*7.^, New Orleans 5a6. Eogs firm-, common and Ugh 1 . jJ0a6.35. parking and butchers ' Txlsky steady at $1.07. New Oblicana. August 27.—Flour unehangM: family I4.50a4.75, high grade* $.j.25a5.75. Corn firm and quiet: mixed 64; yellow «». white 72. Oats quiet: prime Western 44. Hay scarce and steady: prime #16.00*17.00, choice #18.50. Pork steady aud unchanged at $17.75. Lard quiet: tierces (refined) 19.00, keg $9.50 llulk 'meat* quiet and unchanged: hboul der*. racked. $7.37}$, long clear $9.70, clear rib $9.70. Bacon quiet and unchanged shoulders $3.00, long clear #10.25, clear rib- sldes $10.25. Hams—choice sugar-cured quiet, choice canvassed $l3A0al3.75. Whisky steady and unchanged; Western rectified $1.15to$1.29. Coffee '•> a‘ly: Rio (cargoes) common to on me infill. Sugar dull: fair to fully fair 4 prime to choice 6UK, commowo- good'common 4‘va57;. white clarified 6%.* i choice yellow clarified 5*£a5%> Molamtes dull and unchanged: common W, centrifugal lh*2Tj, mif iutiln, prime t*~* choice 84s 17, fer menting 22a30. Rice dull: Louisians ordi nary to prime ft 1 *. Bran «t changed at 9fts$l.uu. Cotton i prime err 41aV2. Naval ator* Savannah, August 27.—KoA'.n ipale*, quit •.trained to good strained $1.0 a! Of)]; Mslfs. 600 barrels, aplrit* turpentine firm: rcgular s&los 300 barrels. )BASUtTTON. August27.—Spirit* turpentine qatet: 23?^ bid Basin firm: strained #1.02%, good strained si.02! a- Wilningtow, August 27.—spirits tnrjnutlB*x firm at -23*J. Hosln firm: strained '*5. good straluea $1.05. Tsr firm: bard $l.*>b Crude turpentine steady: hard *1.00, yellow dip and virgin ILfcft New York, August 27.—Rosin — refirei dull at $1.2J!^al.27:«. .-plrils tirpeutiue dul! at XL | -.190 ■ ■ ■city bonds. Macon 6 per cent., quarterly cou- ■pons 4va:in r coupo Columbus 5 per cent., quarterly ^ vtian ta 6 perajnL.quar teri’j cou- 1837, January and July coupouoJC8 Central R. R. consoli«latcd mort gage, 7 per cent., 1833, Januaiy ana July coupons Georgia K. R. 6*. maturity 1*97 to 1922, January and July coupons.102 Common #4.50: family #4.7505 03; extra family »5.25a5.90; fancy #5.7ft*6.0); patent f6An«6.7& Dry Goods.—The market Is quiet; demand moderate; stocks ample. Wp quote: Prints 4*4 (ieorgiabrown shirting5c; Kdo &H8; 1-4 \>rown sheeting 6}<c; white osnaburgs h *a 9 V^c; check* £>*a7c: yarns. 82 V4c for best mak is; urown drilling* IMS ^ 8yrcp —Market bare of Florida and Georgia I syrup*; New York sugar30atoe. -4 I Pisit.—New crop, No. 1, bbls., $12.00, half M I bbl* #6.00, iMSlW bnls. $8.25: kits 10s; No. 3 i . mackerel, bbls. $303, hall bbls. $4,00, quar- 1 ter bbls. 12.25. kits C9. , . . McLEfl.—About tnreo car loads in the mar- xet, which 1* active: trade medium; $100alA5. HonsM.—One car load Tconosseo In market: H a rdwarx.—Market firm. Ilorso shoes $5.00 per keg. Mulo shoes #6.00. Iron bound hames I4.50a5.00. Trace chains 45a50c per pair. Ames .hnyels $11.00 **ar do*. Plow hoes 4Ha4}i£par on slight and trivial \< ally a corpse is tho re? uit. Yesterday at noon Ir Markham House then pleasant transaction, i Thomas, of this clty.e t«U K, Blnuaonh. B^ramons, of Girinnc Heury» of Qhatmno<; noljr tow*, and parlors ol the a quiet bat ich Rev. Dr. :ed. Mr. Ter- , ron of Judge mil Mise Ida tchanced the take the jt>urnev of Oft hereafter together, hand in band. It ea\ a handsome couple, aad they received vary hearty congmtulati »ns from the few trlemls present, they left on tbe •Remoon train for Monteagle. where they vfil spend tbe honeymoon. The bride is of sr* excellent Chattanooga family. Tbe sadden marriage was occasioned by antici pated objection which they feared might tmJaimi by their parents. The young lady's father arrived in the «tjr from Chattanooga *«*on after tho mar- #«ge, bui after the couple h:i«l gone. He iprsesed stwfiffrtb lifiMfwit with- oat feeling, and et.»t.M objectlo V • * ieeung, a interposed fpptuvlng tho marriage. Heb tn«young folk-*, sending to tl: OTeoess and blessing*. >P«>«1 a- to tbe l>eyood that rendered the Ky., At the inquest this after V'-rv few material fact* de killing of Eug*no Robin: ft»te.l above. In the ven jory found the deceased r hl i.nii.It of I r.ii White, and r«-« >»io- mon.!,.,i the matter to the grjind jury. V» bite will be ki-pt in j ail until the grand jory has acte*i. . #B$he baseball match this nftcrnoo n v,ft - the nine from Georgetown, a J»dthe Atlantai, tl»e latter won by a of five to three. fBB DAWSON IlAVOfXO. On Saturday night, in D iw*on, a gang negroes created Home excitement, who inreatenetl an *llort to rescue one of their •Mer.Qeom Bones, who «ui -entet • «*d P„ ,l * n K to-day for the crime <»f ram*. The milowm^ telegrmma will explain the Hrtua- That the matter dul not terminate ®07e ft-rioU'ly ix to be cre<lit««l to tin* Pjoapt tnovenienbi of Captain Woolfolk tne Albany (iuards. _Jo®.Oegro was hung at the time ap- potnte«l. G**. August 24.-Qa. II /». jeO«A»«f t Atlant.i, (ia.. From threats taaqtt a. trouble in ex.i'Ulinx “®c«or court to h»t!K G.-ornc lion.-. Mon- u*J. ocndoiat l.aat oue military com- to-niorrow a, a »a(en».r.l. Oar be.t ribiena requet it, R "W. ct. Cheatham, Mayor ... 7 taaion oi fie * iov.rnor'a abiem-e w-ffY" etaiiv.w,! to Mr. Howan fainier. Mcrelaryof the Kxecutiv. 'Jrtmrnt. Mr. ltalmer at .Hire repeal, totaeGuvfrnor, to tj.jci»l t ire:-, the t ta‘te.e.TA,,U ,t.ti, “•ot'erator all w "JWt. to the Governor by HpeeiAl n ■ _ltoOoT«uor, upon receipt o[ thi- n: million tlollara vrer. - - year, but tit. amount mintlMri by cancellation oi live *700.000 of thu ami Brunswick purchase, lcuvinq abo t *3.300,003. It will be hauler to hnd this trills than it w ill b« to hunt up money fur thu new capital. There will evidently to no mill onj in the tre jury. xO !*»tje these bonda the Stato will eliher have to lull It* railroad or Uiu. new tonda. It to nor likely that the railroad will goto tbe block, end ao there will have to to new bonds, probably call bonds, which may be retired at the will of the State, whenever (befeeiaabletopay. „ However imjiortant these question, it cannot to doubted Ibat Ihey will to met promptly and ■accentally and it to not Jo to doubted that there will to «tateamen In the next I^*i«Ietnre fully competent to deal with them. The Slate Trestorer paid out to the Lun etic Aaylum ibis uiornlna JlMdU, the monthly appropriation, aqd *10.00> for im proveroenta. ANOTtua IXQCXrT. , James Atwood, a workman el Giiliam'a aaw milt, about five mllee from the city, was killed this morning by a heavy «w. log rolling over him, mangling bto body tembly. The accident happened white he.would have the men were engaged to moving the lea hough not to the t«w c.rriage. In an unguarded moment it slipped from them and rolled on Mr Atwood, causing his instant death. The coroner told an Immest tbto after, noon, end the verdict rendered was sub- •tanlially to accordance with tbe facts as **The’0ate City Gnard tore their annual target precUce st Sllrer Sprlnpt tomorrow afternoon. A targe crowd wltl witness the Pr Etfitora M. Blackburn, of the Hadiio- nian, one of the brightaatof the younger members of the Georgia prea*. and one of the elev crest,droppeJ to to the Tileoasm • branch oltice this atlernoon. He was par ticularly happy and pardonably proud over e recent audition to hto family fit tbe shape of e baby boy. which.will to known by the name of "Bryan.' Long Ute to the young Madisonian. .... . In the baseball game Ibis afternoon, be tween the Atlantas and the Georgetown,, the Atlantas unexpectedly won by a score of nine to five. 8lalnelo Maine. Correipondrnc. Philadelphia Press. ■ Ai ucsta, Me. August M -The last week has torn one of great activity In Maine tvolilic, on the Republtoui aloe. There have been ipeechea to varions parts of the State by Senators l rye and Hale, General t. ib«on of Ohio; t-enatar Plumb, of han- General Swift, of Boston; Colonel Hummer, of Dakota: ex Senator Hamlin, Congre-smen Burrows. Boutelle, Militken und l tine-ley. Colonels Grosvenor snd Gib- t vm of Ohio. Governor Uobte and ex- I . tvernorDavis.of this State; J.B. Roney, of l-hiladelpliia, and a doxen other regu larly appointed canvaascrs. The week cloved With a great rally in Portland, where Senator Hale was tbe chief apeaker. on. witn instructions 10 j. ..urltair turning grey and gradually «ial Sircle Ut lorwar.l it (j'i,...; lull s Hair lit How Many Ties to 100 Feat. Radway Register. There was addressed to tbe Reghter thle week the query, “How many ties are laid to 100 feet of track, and also how many to the mile?'’ The number of cross-ties In n mile of railway track vanes larpo.y in dif ferent roads. Rrery Orst-ctass line has at least 2,040. or one every two feet, and some exceed 8,200 per mile. Then, again, there to a difference on different parts of the •ime road, A tie, to grade, must praeent e clear surface ot eight Incite* and a thick ness o! six Inches. Sometime* ties below f rade are used end tbe difference balanced y increased numbers. To illustrate tbe existing difference* take the following ex- ample*, from 8t. Louis road*: The Cairo short line tue* 2.010 croas-tlee per mile, ea does also the Missouri Pacific on all new road; the Wabash, from 2,700 to 3,000; with the St. Louis end Cairo 3,000 to the standard. The Vandalia line uses 3,200 crosa-tiei l>er mile, and toll ta etoo the average on the 'Priaeo line, although there aro as high as 3.280 on some portions of the Arkansas divisions of the latter road. Ol the railways entering the city nertmps 2,000 crtat ties per mile would to stall average. 17L!, January and July coupom.ii.-c Mobile and Girard endorsed 8 per I cent. 2d mortKSRe. due i*sh K8 Mcmlxomery and KuUu’.a en- domed6 percent. 1st mortgage, duo 1909, January and July cou pons A*estern Alabama 8 per cent. 1st mortgage, due 1888, April *nd „ October qoupou s Western AUbama 8 per cont. 2d mortgage, duo lsw, April »nd J October coupons—..a.—....—1' B Northeastern Stale endorsed 7 per cent. 1st mortgage, due 1396 and November coupon# -U0 ailLROSD ot.vtk*. Augusta and Savannah 7 per ceu I guaianteed — Central stocky..—— — Central ccrtlflcatei.^ ■jouthvrcstcrn 7 per cent, guaran-^ Ieorgia iVullroad... Bsaeball Drink, * Chicago Hera'd. A notice ot leisure by the sheriff was posted on tbe inside ot the glass door of the down town ealoon, and the bar-tender stood to front of the place telling a crowd eonte of his troubles. "It’s getting to there ain't n6 money to the huflnera any more. What with the beats and tbe games, we didn't gel pay for mora'n bait our (toff, and ruin was only a question of time. Now I’ll bet we’ve lost in six moths *300 on the baseball drink ilont.” "What's the baseball drink?" "Why, two fellers come in. and one of them aayi he will take whisky, and the other lays he don't feel like drinking and won’t have any. Then No. 1 pours out enough whisky to drown himself In, drink, htlf of it, gasps, and stye: 'By thunder! that'* the tost liquor I aver drank. It’s immense. Taste of that, Jim.’ Then tbe other feller tosses off the rest of it, a good enough drink for anybody, and in that way they get two drinks for fifteen cents. I've smashed a good many frilowa for doing that, bat l took legal advice, and I’ve found that the havel .all drink to according to law, and that we can't kick That being tbe case, there ain't no use of trying to ruirasa- loon any more unless you doit for char* il> 'Why do yoo esll ifthe baseball drink?" •'Didn’t von everhear that before? Be came the bums make a doable nlay, don’t you see, and the barkeeper to out." A Drunken Celestial. , Through Mail. The other day a hsckmtn, who Ills licked everybody ta Bloomington who has had tbe temerity to fight him, met a Chinaman a I an.l aaSil tr* trim - "I >it nnt exceedingly courteous to all who cam contact with him, high and low, men, men and children, and was a great favor. Be with those who knew him, and deeply respected even by those who opposed him. He had distinguished himself tathe Mexl- can war, in wnicti he had the especial fa vor ot hit commanding general, General Scott, who used him to the most important and delicate .matters, and always retied implicitly on his reports and opinions. A little taoident, in connection wrth Ctencrat Lee. occurred the year before the war, when he was a Cifidner In the army. Calling one evening at tho house of a brother officer, who was away on leave of absence. It fell to the officer's near-slgh'.cd wife to receive him. It was Immediately apparent to all present that be was not recognized though he had presented him self as an old (riend, and the Colonel, to relieve the embarrassment ol his hoitess at not being able to present him to the other ladles present, turned the coaler- - h » run. temp. Into an amusing episode by suggest- ®ipU»rit«nk. ing to her tbe names, in tirn. of several - different officera of their mutual acquaint a nee. Am I not Colonel , Oh, no, never,” came decidedly and a little contemptuously .from the lady; "yon are taller and not to eolemn-perton-uke as he is." _ , , J ■ Well, then. I era Colonel —--?’ No, Indeed! You could not to as cross as bo is if you tried.” , After naming a few othere, the lady In her tarn tiled to dlseover Iter vistior a IiP-_ n . ilty by asking him qnsstlans, and 'nally, alterjpolng over a number n; names, she "Is it Colonel Le»?" "Col, Lee!' 1 exclaimed hi* viiltor dls- dr,',n(ully, "would you compare me to him?” "Oh! you need not speak so slightingly of him. 1 'was the reply. "I heard one who was a beauty and a bdlft. In her dar, say •hat Co!. Lee wa* by tar-lhe most agree*; bio an? tho hano:nniett manin thc arniy At this the Colonel m'lehed outright, and id aucha way as to betray draa' from the no longer puxzteu UWSM;3 tbe exclamation: . .... "It ■< Col. Leo!" *-UliL I Asked 8.«)u iK.*r uox. uouoiu'wimw. rt 14.95. Ootion ropxl5A-ia20c per ft. .n >Uc per lb, refined i*3Hcpcr lb. 6c por lb. Naff* $2.75—tsasf* o! 10- Wool. Navr York. Auu. 27.-Wool fl rm: to 30, Uome»tic tteece 20 to lit, to 22. Crnwibrtl Couu’v. NOTICE. A.J. Daulelly, Administrate BonditaL Rill, etr., lac- Court, Sfarch Term, 1*»82. Crawford Superior Court. March Term. 1*84. . appearing to the court tout John 1). Whit- tlntrtou, William W. Whittington. Minnesota Whitti«»Kton and Walter II. Whittington, four of the defendant* in tho abot* stated bill, aro not residents of the State of Georgia, but are residents of tho Stato of Alabama. It is therefore ordered on complainant'* mo tion, that service of said bill be perfected upotx •aid defendants by publishing this order In tbeTe.tgTapb and Messenger (the public ga zette in which tho legal advertisement* aro •abUahed for *al<l county), once a month for .our months before the next term oi said court, and th.at said defendants have until •aid next term to appear aud plead aud an swer to sold bill. March 21st, 1884. !t>. nwe-le Iron lb. Plow steel 6c pir tb. NaU* 12.75—t>asi* ot 10-d. Powaer Wju t*er kes. Ela«nngpowder #3.00. Lsaaeo per tb. Drop #ho $1.85aL90 per bag. BarOod ■w\r>- 7j\7‘W<* Hat.—The marxet steady; good demand; quote at wholesale: Western timothy 11.10a This 1* thcreforo to CUMtuneUloutl 15aL20. J. W. JACK. erk. .... 146 ; Macor»**Gas Ugh’t and Water Co •U)*'S .. Jin ~ *>H OH M BO Central Georgia Bank. Markets bv Teioarnpr*. New York. Aug.27.—Noon—i*ocs» stronger. Monev 2T#J. exchange, ionB Uhort Htate bond* duli Gov^r'L ment hoods strong. rlToumr.-KxctiALge, IOSH Wuuey 1><. Sub-treasury bataueos: Coin $128.429.(»1: cur reacy $13 201.002, GoTCnimeul stx'uriUe* are strong; 4 nei r^ n U. \7ff%i * x** <*mt* duU> |itaessoNs.—Higher; good demand; Messina 1J uitE,CALCINED VLACTER ANDCEKEKT.—AU- oama lump lime is iu fair dcmAnd, and U sell- In* at si.i »al.-> per bbl; Georcla $1.20al.2) Calcined plaster $2.75a3.00 per bid; hair {OaSOc; Georgia cement 12.00; LoulsvUioand Rosen- dale cement #1.90x2.00; Portland cement $3.* 5a 14.00. Hog am. The market Is qniet: crushed 8Ho; oowdered bHc; trranulateil 7«i <tsc: A .a jutM white extra C C^c: yellow on'. *c. Nine.—Terragoim t»er lb; Prfn cess paper im&Mos French wainuts l5Al8c, Ssple.-; pecans 15o; Braxil 15c; filberts-; tu food nor ’ 1 S.’S.-3«k«'S?m°ia ta^ff^andi .lx- iud &Qa80o; West VirginlA bUct 17c; lard oil mineral seal cottqn |sea jefiuod ■ _ to all persons con- rued to show cause, if any they have, ir the flnt Monday in September next, why sale application shouldnot be ninted. Witness my hand officially,aVuxust 1. U51. V. S. HOLTON, aafVlawlw Ordinary. rtu L IV_ CU. art that Jo tutti aiwSa «c!TL_*ioo Is. y. c«utr*i u»B (la.7>. mc.ru»«*.*>“ gwl 111. Carolina Itov. Pac. com— .14 S. Carolina, new •|5_T tWl Funding " •s. C. Brown ron.. I>nne**c*e 6s Virginia C« •M-**:iwilldated. ’■ • Chet, and Ohlo.^ H •: 1 North : - ~t IV.' do. preferreds. 13# I da Denver A RioO.. n ^Texi* Pacltte.. Krle, 16!,1 Union PsdfleJH Rest Tetm. R. R.i • , Wabash Pscific. Lake Shoredo. prei------- IsOdlsv. <k Nash— 33'« W. U. Telegraph. l^^nhlsAChar. ® Ip ■r.r.s i Ml ^Timxa, Wool, ktc.—Hides—receipts light; dry flint8*12: salted 8al0. Wool nominal: un washed *#a20ci waab»*i 2ta2ac; burry 12alfl3. Wax20»22o. Tallow 5®Vi naais.—Cors-marka firm; stock Is llgh good milUog corn ItsMo by car lots, flfdw * to all lots; mixed com 7#e7#c. Oats—good de mand ao<i higher; we quote: Weitcm 5 Q *-55 Georgia ruu-i.r.knf 7Ja75; Texas rust-pro $ KyVtLflOaSAO. Bourbon $ 1.60O.5.00 •distilled rye and com lUL**), gin •1.05*1.7.5. N C com $1.60, peach and app i brandy t2.00a2.75. caUwba wlno^l 25, port and — wine $l.'.S*M5,.cbeiTy - an«I. kinfer John II. Handers, security.* Blbh superior Court. I T appearing to tho eo ders, one of tho defei named cause. Is dead, and W m. i! administrator on hia estate. It Is ordered by tho court that s Handers be made a party defend suit, ami that os being » uon-rca of this order be aervea by public: scribed by statute. • Blgncd this #th day of Novembc T.J. flIMMOl A true extract fr? m . 1 ^® perior Court, April 3d, 1553. A.. aprt-lawtf p- A Youthful Polittoinn^ Arkausaw Traveller. A little bo? anti girl playing in tbe yard. The girl finds an apple under the tree, and, iwith an exclamation of delight, begine to bite It. “Hold on," eays the boy; “throw It away. Tbe colwy ia cornin’, an’ if you eat that apple you will be took sick, an- yoo can't talk, an’ tbs doctor will come an’ give yon some bad roed’eine, an’ then you will ale.” The girl throws Ute apple down, and tho boy snatching It up bejpns to eat IU “Don’t,” the girl cries; f, won’t it kill oo, too?” “No,” says tne boy. munching the fruit, “it won’t kill boys. It’s only af ter little girls. Boye dont have colwy. That youngster will be a great politician. flEORGlA, vJs Court of P Crawford pp^L- Onlinary, July Tt rm, D'»- considering«*e above and COMMERCIAL. COTTON MARKET RKPORT on the street and said to him: “Git out o my way, ye nasty yaller brote, or I’ll mop the ground with yer.” “Me no blute, me Chinee man, heap dlunkee. Me dlinkee whisky all samee Mellican man. Me no gettee oatec way. Me walkee whellee dlam pieasee ailee samee.” ‘‘D’yer mean to In- raltme?” “Menoinsultee. Melelieeheap tluth. Yon no likee, whatee you do aboutee. Me say ailee samee yon ulaiu lie. Me dlunkee. Me dlinkee whisky, mr dlin kee beer, me dlinkee heapee wine, me dlin kee gin. You no likee, whatee do?" “Wefi. I’ll jes’ lick ye till ye can’t walk.” and the hackman began striking out wild ly while the Chinaman kicked him in the stomach and then, when he went down, hit him in tbe eye and bit his ear, and then kicked him on the chin and made him bite his tongue as he tried to g**t tip, and twisted his noee and spat in his face, and walked on him and danced on Ida body. When a pot:* enun pulled him off he cried, waving his plg*t*il about hiJ ears: "Me gfttee dlunkre. Modlamiue. Me fightec A Leopard In a Telegraph Office. Allahabad Pioneer. A leopard was killed in tbe telegraph office at Bella station on the Patna and Gy a i ne at about 1 p. m., on the 2Lst nit. The station Is situated about seven miles from the Barabear bills, where these animals are said to aboand. The • creature evidently strayed into a neighboring village, whence being chased by the villagers, he got first nto the station master’s office and thence uto the telegraph room. The peon on du ty had the presence of mind to shut the door, which effectually con lined the beast. Soon afterward the mail train arrived at the station and the driver ot it shot him dead. Tha Youngaat of the Counterfeiter*. Chicago Times, f Albion has just unearthed a very preco cious youth. He is a little fellow scarce thirteen year* of age, yet, alone and un aided, be manufactured a Hi of counter, feit molds out of clay and sand, and when detected by Marshal Westover was busily engaged in turning oat the “queer.” The city marshal arrested him and locked him tip in tbe "cooler,” but be was subsequent ly released. ar Txr.xia.vrH and Mraxirotit. u u-ns. Anrust 27—Rvenlns Liverpool reported business good ai harden ing price* at 6 for middling uplands. Rales. 12,090 bales. Futures closed barely sUady. In New York, August uoatnuju oi*n-d steady a# 10.75 and closed steady at 10.71*10.72. Bale*. 75,000 bales. Spots opened firm at 10% for middling up lands and closed easy at 1013-1*. Bale*. MB bales. Tho local market closed nominal and un changed. Good ml«MHug -.JO Middling 7 ...— Strict low middling hraaSy 'J0ca$l.50.'French' brandy $1: mestlo brandy tl.C5a2.Q0. . PicxLaa.—Pint* «L5>. quarts $221 hglf oai* re**, plain ami mixed, $7.00 Ox ions.-Yellow and rid $7.50 per hs» , Facir.—Bananas, rod, ILWaiUJ P' r K un * h . -«uuucu, ..mmSSmSS demia<1 ** new Potatoe. JsSEsEKSSSfi tan; Wum a." ju ..ytr.^p u . bow«'J;; C io. l n i box** lo. hardinxs.—Quarter boxes American (*.7Sa I 72W;.lm ported ll.t.ftO. Halt.—The demand Is nodsrato and the market steady; lame stock; Virginia $IaL25; I Uverpool $1; by carload tbeso prices can be shaded. ui« < last will and Vlitanient of Bi late of ieU*l county, deceased: w«ct*ru is ordort- l that Eua liatt*ft4 saidwUL U lu life, and het hcl« ■*'* ba diseased, bo an-l araesr b-Murp my nflloe on the first Muud*v •- ^Ifxtto witness* ** * ... mv. idlMir i counts of •* Mtial settlement of the ac- toid executor with saW *• state it l **• -jr appearing- to the court that «tii<l n U't h-'.trl ..f ;. -l leal iu llcattonof thlaortler c.. month* in the Te.Vcr« paper iu which *aM c< are published, end in t paptr futfihvi iip ti.i -d by n«b- COTTON MARKETS BY TELKCRAPH. Liverpool Aug. 27—Noon.—Cotton, bull good at hardening rates; middllu* up Und* 6; middling Urleaus *3-16; sxlo* 12,OjQ bale*., for speculation and export 1000; re ceipts €000. Amercan 2C00. Futures firm. August and September t-fti September and October S 2-6Ki* 4-M October and Novembt*r November and December...........A 3* *K«S ’9 61 December an<l January —ft 57 6t-4>0t January and i'ebruary.... MM .... mM .*‘ 684*4 September——^6 3-6i® 4*61 2 r. k.—Sale* of American 8700. Quotations of American <ott»n have all advanced 1-16; middling* uplands S 1x6; middling Orleans September ana October, valu*. MM .f 4-64 October and November, buyers 5 #*■«« November and December, value..-**6*4 December and January, buyers ^^6 SAW January and February .buyers.... ..A W*l September. tU<f* - ■■> *6* g r. K.—Futurf* are quoted: Aueu»t and September - —6 AA# 341 •A 62-64 A Wonderful Discovery. r ConwmpUvM ami all, who ante tom ftgSffiLfggSg?- any affection of the throat ami lungs, can g^ptembtr....^— .— —.* tw find a certain i ure in Dr. King’s New Dia- M -Futures < losed h*r« :> -tea-ly. covery for coustixption. Thounamla q» ( xuf«»t. bujers — 6 i*4 permanent cures verify the truth of tins ) Auvist’an-f rei*t.*mi».-r. b . vr* • i etlu ine can *b<>w such a 1 September and t)ctot>er. hi)«*r» r > •‘-•Of BEST IS CHEAPEST.*’ Escists. . aoccucnqsAwinu, a, :i/ p,itn I IUIV Clover fiilleft * -11 •> to’. 1 v-.Uon. V.rvt7> re «.ma^tUaa Itea^hM fSCVISICfi AJfS CSJUS MARKETS 2Y YELCORAPH. Baltimoec, August 27.—Fl.m: Howard street an<l Weaterr. auperflne 2.73. extra #.t.00a3 73, family $i.U 4iU* auperflne J-* »*3 00, * brands $4 TUI.* *7. Paiaptco lamuy yi.-j uperlatlve patent 16.25. Wheat—Bouthcrn Inner,nn; hanged; Western higher und firm: U«iU»*rn re«l n-a^), do am>>«r 93a95; No 1 Marylan<! 93J^bld; No. 2 Westeni winter red »'ori»—Southern ipn. ; Western, no offeiing and no bids; bouthern white 07a6J; yellow €3aC(. Yore, August 27.—Flour— Southern tffl , .. rd '5*90, No 2 red cash 894£a9Q9£. Bepttm- »r89^4a9lU. Coni, »not held higher: ungra- •l*-d mMM, do white t*{a64. No. 2 nominal. • ptemberQl'taGJH 0*u spot higher N 2 aixed |2';*S#, August 32) ,«t<. Hops doll and nrhauged: new 27at2. lair to choice 22a30. • otfee. *iH.t Ulr Rio ! ulur »t llo ' >, No 7 Klo. spot $8.75, 8eptemtM-r to.-V.a3.6J. Hugar firmer and man ac ive. Baitadots 5) J, Cuba | 4^, centrifugal 5'^»5 11-16, —'**— J,/ French j • •" * v n am bu co kCuaoovado . M mtiliSM-a «ug*r 4' t *4 b 4. tair to good fPning 4 1.: 16*t 15-16, retluod firm—C 4\* extra C 3^«aMC white extra C 5UaV\, yellow 4Hs0«> o# A 5>L mould A 6** lLf.-,. standard A 6, confectioners' A 6 7-16. cut loaf 7 1 16 crushed 7 l 16 powdered A V„*7, ar*nul*t«*d •/,*6 916, cubes 6 7 n a7. M<vl*»s«-- dull and nominal : New Orleans :V>*6), Juba (50-test refining) 17^ " “ ■* ■' OPIUM iT HABIT Ur— 11. II. K V5K. THE SOUtll r^c^T^nT «*E FARM MIL S F*r >' V '. --<1 r,r Ms*! fs* . 1 aa..ly DM. _ 10,000 Z2.T XJKML \\ rite I r 1'iapblit. Simpson & Qiuit IT* OS. ....ItuilXatal, CISCINKAtl. O. IP jam# 'iAnTlT 1W O' K.ntttrL, L.«lnxt—a. • «1 Ki./iuh I.l.n.1. 4-..1: .XVSSai lo 4%a41>I* Demarera5 7 ;, Porto Rieo .» ;. w , , . .. .«r..«•.«« '--i f iui.mI Pork dull and unsettled: t $1150. Middles nominal: l^rd lower t»ut firm: W< •team spot $7 93*8.00, 39a12 1 rleM' StT:' Freight* to Uverpool per steamer Floor stead irr*«T. .. . . Twakly.tSV V- * «V- t* r *r««i lit. ii J a,.'»« r a . . • lr..f f r T *• ’. • ■ »I lt*-> •-*• mi ni. u>ia«tto^ir. fvAGENTSSSS . %s Reflecting Safety lamp .enewer will re- i.!“t.M.;.‘fttora 'a n’e*'an.V'S'ururT- M« go ' lellv. ailee .amee | giv.it a trial. Kre ‘ . 'i. .. ... ..i •/•••I.. Melican man. , -^nki.i dtamxnar s ec..r,lof 7ion.lerfill mren! Thomandi o( OctoberaaaNOTembertoyer. me hope!..,, ,u:Cnen now gratefully ' val | , I'.’^!®. U **l r . 0 io. U '.' ,r . J.iV.*ry .H.I Kebr-iary,' S ,/A cotton 9 64d. wheat 4d. LOUISVILLE, August 7 ur.rbauged-. extra lamtly $3.25*3.50, *5.75. wheat quiet: No. 2red fril n. Corn quiet: No. 2 whit..- 02, d( '*». Oats <i !**t No. 2 mix«*d W«.*» I Provition* stronger and steady I tl'j.OU. Bulk meats- shoulders C7.0U '•Idea $'0* 'j. clear aides $11.00. I shoulders r - clear rib* $11.2 short clear » til '.2‘4. Ham*—Hugar-cured quiet and steady at $14.50. — -* ypl fsmiljr. Givi “J'.mt u„ rUaaT^H 1‘timer i mayor .. . ;*t r# ii. • i an- ■. if V/raru forwarding di*pat< . ariMe* the scsId. Melican roan.’’ ill cott von nothing to • trial IhiUI** at lamar, Jru^' store. Large size t afti • u “ e to act a, A tuDilm* tuar acla. auLlime .,-.;tael* to -e. a great ion like the Aiiieri. in Hell r.;.. jmp.ny cr.»; uieler the te-'. niur.t ollector comes around. Lard—steam i CeicafiO, August */7.—Flou j to choice winter 14.73*5.z». 4 W. patent $6.25*6 75. W 1 parti*', demand lore w iu . ir He* Yorks V auj.pl.-m. ri'.-d by B he:*: has —-a er*- t • - > <7t high-* I*;. I fev-..ng s'.r.Lftbcued, an 1