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vxyTNDER( THOMAS. Parish Attor
w uev Wofiice, Market Street, be
ween Marour1 and Patriot Streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G.
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market St.
between st Philip and ST. LOuis Streesls
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IaLEETWOOD. j. Fl Drug Store. Mar
II ket tleet, between Green ami ST.
Louis treets.
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.uyrISSENTHANNER, ALOlS, Coafec.
w sn.erv vcpd Soda Water. Green
Stree, h.tw,eul Market and Maiu Sty' sts
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nANSEREAU. p. Physician. corner
IL jackson and Short Streets.
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,uLJU. ]. S.. Attorney al Law,Aofi::-
Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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VOL. XIII.
,RTTS1NESS CARUS.

scr,1IrAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
sSr Eancu articles. DC, corner Market
I,d Louis Streets
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J. E., Surgeon Dentist.
* Office, corner Green and t. Bridg-
b. Streets.
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nELBERT, PJ., Gr"eer'ex' VI. Wines, Nam IN
liquors, Tobacco and C'g"rs' cor Mil"
and st Philip strc"fs
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Dn,BERT. r. Engineer. cor Main
Hand Philip streets
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nANSEREAU. H., Physician. corner
IL st Philip and st. Bridget Streets
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npEAUX g. LEGENDRE. Dry Goods
6 aud Groceries, corner Main and Grecn
Streets.
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,,vwA C. Coffee House Keeper. Main
st., between jackson and st. Phi
p Streets
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.nEAUX, TaO,IAS, 4Attor1acy at Lor
corner Main ana Focus Streets. up
tsirs.
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.nrAUX, J. Family and Plantation
Groceries, Main treet' corner Main
u F0cus.
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rLAKE. f W., Attorney at Ld~,-of-
ID flee Green Street,
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FnoURON, A. Matchmaker and Gnn-
h ,mtth, Dealer in Jeuelry. Firearms:
.... Main at. between st. Phiiip anu
Jackson streets
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,1uM 8. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
usr Main aud jackson Streets,
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I ANGMAN, LOUIS a dlcr, corner st
IL Phfli and t. Bridget y treets.
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1>rSCH, j. fashionable Taitor. Nam
street. fronting Eivicrc s store.
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NEUNIEK, A., Dealer IN Foreign an,
WI Domestic. Dry Goo,ts, Clothing &c,
Main Street corner st Philip,
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I EGENDRE. JOS, Groceries, Wine
IL and liquors. Main street, between st.
Philip and st Louis sts.
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NACHADO, j. d. Groceries and Dry
N1 Goods, Garner Maine Jackson and
Lcvec streets.
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|OODLEY, Wagons and Carts, Depot Oh
Id Levee Street near the lhlnoaa"A
[Teuudry W. II. RAGAN. Agent.
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nOURQUIN, L Matchmaker. and Je'''
b eler, corner Market and st. Louis sts'
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EINANi.IiI.

The financial condition h s. undergone nC
change the last week dizziness has been the
prevailing feature, and as we have not more
than 5000 bales of cotton left in the city IN
sold, we must expect to remain dull. There
ia, perhaps, little more money borrowing
than there was IN May, and money ia very
plenty at generally, per cent Exchange
was at par buying and Il premium selling Cd
New York; on other eastern cities par buying,
and Il premium selling for both demand and
sight; on New Orleans. II discount buying,
selling at par. The New York Times, OF
Friday, reports: THE following were the
rates Of exchange on New York at the
aforementioned cities: Savannah-buying,
par; selling Il premium. Charleston frme-,
3 1904 premium. New 0heans-commer
cial, l-l6@1s; bauk, Il. st. Louis, 81 pre-
MUM. Boston, II 4 discount. Chicago, par.
The trade condition i briefly summed up rs
follows by the New York Tribune: The
closing OF mills, factories and mines, the
failure of many substantial firms, the dccu-
mutation of idle funds and the extreme low
rate OF interest, the very low prices obtained
for products of domestic manufacture, the
shrinkage in imports from abroad, and the
almost universal decline iu payments made
through the clearing houses of the chief COM
mercial and manufacturing cities, all show
that business Is stIll in a condition far from
satisfactory. Yet the quantities OF goods
transported indicate that very large traffic
is in progress. Tnis apparent contradiction
is In part due to the fact that prices are very
low, and that profits are very slender, even
where actual loss is not sustained in order TO
realize upon stocks on hand In the local
stock market neat to nothing has been done
all week outside Of the voutine scrips. One
hundred shares of Charleston railroad stock
sold Yesterday at so,
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| 10 bales few weeks ago we thought the
l stock here would have run. by this date, over
1 800 900 bales, perhaps to $4,000 bales. but
| IL now amounts owing TO large deliveries TO
| the trade, TO only SIS, 400 bales. Suppose the
| American crop 10 be 4,725. 000 bales, and
American consumption AIS. 900 bales-and
| these are about the popular estimates here at
pressnt-it woul1 leave 3,250,000 bales for
| shipment TO Europe, and the shipments al
ready having amounted to $4,000 bales,
there remains to be shipped only 81, 900 bales,
against 10000 from now until the end OF
August next-a decrease of 10000 bales.
This calculation looks TO be reasonable when
we take into account the fact that the stock
IN the American seaports and eighteen Inte-
rior towns is now 1874 900 bales less than one
year ago"
Receipts in Memphis during the Official
week aggregated 1872 bales, against 2I26
bales the previous week and COS bales the
corresponding week last season, and llO5
bales the season before. The total receipts
since September /. 1877, were 404, 704 bales,
against 319.7 bales at the corresponding
time last season, showing an increase of 25,-
OO2 bales. Total receipts same time In 1876
was 479, 10 bales.
Shipments during the official week a0gre-
gated 1852 bales against 36l9 bales the
previous week, and 26l4 bales the correspond
ing week last season. Total shipments since
September 1st are 400 726 bales, against $685.
6l7 bales the same time last year; an increase
of IS, 100 bales.
The total stock on hand was 900 bales,
against IL 400 bales last week, and Is, 48S
bales at this time last year.
Sales during the week were 1850 bales,
rome to exporters. 100 to spinners, and so
to spectators. During the previous week
the total sales were 2750 bales. During the
corresponding week last year the total sales
we're 2600 bales, of which exporters took
$50 bales, spinners 300, spectators so.
Puce of mIddlinR cotton lie, against lie
at the same time last year.
The following table shows the course Of the
Memphis market and the price of middling
cotton from the opening of the season:
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l5c; eggs, go lOc; nails. per keg,s2 so; vine
gar, per gallon. 1929; tobacco, per b.
43q9Oc; spice, 19c; pepper. 1910; sardines,
SAGA so; oysters (hght) 1 h., 55@
60c; oysters Qight), 2 ID, $l@1 10; coal
oil. TIC; matches, S. 25@6 so; cotton rope,
&c; grass rope, 1l@l2Ke; powder, kegs
20 %; shot, patent, 81 90@2; soda, kegs,
&c; soda, assorted cases, 5@51Sc; cheese,
nominal, 10c; new raIsins. 81 1892 Is.
fBY TELEGRAPH.l
LOUISVILLE. June 10.-Flour dull; fami-
ly, $4@4 Is. Wheat in fair demand; red,
Csc. Corn firm, 41@43c. Oats steady, 29@
30c. Hay firm, S9@l2. Pork steady, 50 IS.
Lard steady; choice leaf, tierces. &c; kegs,
SIC. Bulk meats steady, 415@5K@558s;
Bacon steady, 5@5 s5@61Sc. Sugar-eured
hams, 9a4@101Ec. Whisky, 81 Oh.
NEW YORK, June 1O-Flour dull; su-
Perfne State and western, So 50@4; st.
Corn in fair demand; stea ner, 43@44c. Oats
heavy; mixed western and State, 27@3114c.
Pork, $10@10 25. Lard, 7.O5@7.15c. But
ter quiet but firm; western, 7@19c. Cheese
steady; Ohio, 51s@7c. Whisky, nominaly
81 O8.
ST. LOUIS, June 10-Flour WEAK. Wheat
lower; No. 3 red, $1@981lc cash; 934@
SS2ac July, 924c August. No 4 red, soc.
3716c August. Oats lower; 25c cash, 24224c
July. Rye quiet, 484 @49c Whisky, 81 05.
Pork quiet; Jobbing at SO 5Ota9 rs Dry salt
meats nominal. Bacon scarce and held high
err. 44@54c; &c asked. Lard nominal
CINCINNATI, June 1O.-Flour quiet;
family. 81 75@625. Wheat quiet but steady;
red, 95c@ 81 05. Corn better, 41@42c. Oats
dull 26@29c. Pork unsettled but generally
higher, $40. Lard inactive; current make,
64c; kettle, 74@74c. Bulk meats weaker,
420@5. 05@5.371Sc. Bacon quiet but firm,
1905 90@5sc. Whisky. 81 03. Butter
quiet but steady; prime to fancy creamery,
15@18c. Hogs active and higher, 81 600
3 IS; receipts, 1900 head; shipments, 1247
head
CHICAGO, June 10.--Flour quiet, but firm;
spring extras, 81 25@5 80; western extras,
81 30@5 25; superfne, 81 50@2 Is. Wheat
unsettled, active, weak and lower; 9814 cash,
944c July. Corn in fair demand at lower
rates; $500 cash, SIC July. Oats dull and
shade lower; 23114c cash, 1870 July. Pork
heavy, active, weak end lower; So 90@8 95
cash, 5000 021a July. Lard-6 671sc cash.
6 .721s@6.75c July. Bulk meats easier, 4, 5
@518c. Whisky, 81 "a.
NEW ORLEANS. June 0.-Flour-frm;
super6ne, So so. Corn in fair demand, SIG
55c. Oats easier, 3311s@34c Pork firm, held
tierce, 7@71ac; key, 74@724c. Bulk
sides. Bacon scarce and firm, 81, $4,000.
Coffee dull; Rio, cargoes, 141a@l7s4c gold.
Sugar quiet; common to good common, Ga
sac; far to fully fair, 6B@711c; prime to
choice, 74@84c; yellow clarified, 81s@85sc.
Mollasses quiet; common, 20@23c; fair, 25@
28c; prime to choice, 30@42c. Rice steady,
6@7c.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to the IN
ID designed trustee, on the 18th day of March,
1876 By Patrick Twohig, and duy recorded in the
Registers Office ef Shelby county, Tennessee, on the
ing been made in the payment Of the Indebtedness
therein mentioned, will, on
Thursday, the 18th day of june, 1875,
sell at auction, to the highest bidder for cash, in
front OF the Courthouse, In the city of Memphis,
Tennessee the following property, to-wit: Situated
In Shelby county, State of Tennessee. the north
ginning one 6undTed feet east fTo@ the
of north line or Vance street with the east line or
DeSoto street. thence east with Vance street sixly
feet thence north AT rtshT angles with Vance streef
hundred and twenty feet; thence west and paral
lei with Vance street sixty feet and thence south
and parallel with DeSOt0 street one hundred and
twenty feet to the beginning together with all and
singular the buildings and appurtenances thereon
waived title believed TO be good but will sell and
convey as trustee only.
s. +. walker. Atf'S. P. NJ. WINTERS. Trustees
rENRUsTEE'S sALE.-UndeT and by virtue o 1
In trust executed by S. F. CarutheTs and J. 5. Car
ruthers and recorded In the Office of the Register OF
Shelby county Tennessee, I'm book No 1OS, page ~,
ct seQ for the purpose OF securing the Indebtedness
therein set forth, Will, on Monday. June IL,
1873. at the hour of II O'Clock m, at the south
of Main and Madison streets, In the city
of Memphis sell to the highest BIDDER for cash, the
following described real estate situated in the CITY
Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee. and de-
South Memphis and more particularly bounded and
described follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner OF St Martin and POntotoc streets; and run
ming thence norhwardly with the line of St. Martin
street SO feet to stake; thence eaStWardly and par
wary and parallel with ST. Martin street So feet to
a stake in the line of PontOtoc street; and thence
westwardly 100 feet 10 the beginning-being the
same property described in deed from 4. &. Whit
field, Jr to S. Fannie Carruthers and recorded In
book lob, Iage lob, of records of Shelby county.
The right of redemption is expressly waived, and
the title is good, but sell and will convey only
trustee. This 18th day Of APRIL ,dd IS7S; ,.o.
RP Anderson. AtforreS
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IBY TELEGRAPH.

IBY TELEGRAPH
PARIS, June l0-Rentes. 1l1f. $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Gold, I01 a
l0l4; New York sight. 3-l6@4 premium.
Sterling, 490.
LONDON, June I0-ConsoIs for money,
95 l-l6; on account, SO l-l6. United States
AS, 1855; do. 5-2O~ Of 1867, 1885; 10 40s,
1921; do. new IS, 1923; Erie raIl way shares,
IN; Erie preferred, 81.
NEW YORK. June 10-Moley easy at 212
@31S per cent. Prime mercantile paper. J
0D41f per cent. Customs receipts. $252, 900.
The assistant treasurer disbuI sod SAT. 1000.
Clearings, 81, 900, 900. Sterling strong, 425@
487. Gold opened and closed l00B, with
sales in the interim at l0l. Borrowing rates,
per cent to fiat. Government bonds steady;
coupons OF 1881, 1888; do. 1865, new, l04z5
do. 1857, 1914; do. new a, 1868, lO912 new
IS, 1855; new AIS, l031S; new As, lOl u;
10-40s, regular. l0716; DO. coupons, 1917
currency IS, 100 State securities were
dull; Tennessee g., old, 35; Tennes-
see 6s, new, 3424; Virginia 6s. old, 20;
Virginia 6s, rev, 20; Missouri Is. 1861
Railroad bonds strong. Stocks irregular. At
the opening Northwestern, St. Paul, Wabash
and Erie declined e to l3S, while the re-
mainder of the list was buoyant, with Mich
jgan Captral, Lake Shore, Western Union
and Cleveland, Columbus, Gin ;innat and In
dianapolis as features, the last-named adj
vancinV per cent. to 33, and later reacLing
to 324. Coal shares were also strong, and
advanced 1k@l per cent. During the after
noon the market was dull and prices yielded
a fraction, but at the close there was gen
eral advance of ! to per cent, New York
Central and Morris and Essex selling at the
highest price of the day. Transactions LAB,
600 shares, of which 300 were New York
Central, 20, 900 Erie, 81, 900 Lake Shore, 10000
Wabash. 1900 Northwestern cor1mon and
Il
Paul common, 1880 Lackawanna, 800
Delaware and Hudson, $500 Morris and
Essex, 5000 Michigan Central, $500 Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 5000
OhIos, and 1900 Western Union. The
closing quotations were as follows
Western Union telegraph company, 844
Quicksilver, l51s: Quicksilver preferred, "a
Pacific Mail, 1919; Mariposa, l01; Maripo-
sa preferred, 10l; Adams Express compa-
ny, 1903: Wells & Fargo Express com
pauy, 921I; American Express company. 40
United States Express company, 4S12
New York Central. lll5s; Erie, 1855; Erie
preferred. 80; Harlem, AZ; Michigan
Central, 705s, Panama, %: Union Pacific
stock, 20: Lake Shore, 6i7s: Illinois Cen
trail, SAL; Cleveland and PIttsburg, o255
Northwestern, 52lS; Northwestern prefer
red, 1914; Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis, 371f. New Jersey Central
294; Rock Island. 1914; st. Pau, 4S24
st. Paul preferred, 1884; Wabash, 1873; Fox
Wayne, 81; Terre Haute, l02; Terri
Haute preferred, ll2; chicago and Alton
81; Chicago and Alton preferred, los
Ohio and Mississippi, 1929; Delaware, Lack,
awanna and Western, 59IS; Atlantic and Pa.
cifc telegraph, %; Missouri Pacific, l0l19
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, l0714
Hannibal and st. Joe, ll24; Central Pacific
bonds, 1855; Union Pacific bonds, los
Union PACING land grants, 107; Union Pa
ci6c sinking funds IO2iS
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COTTDN.

Our last review of the Official week OF the
cotton market quoted middling cotton at New
York at ll3sc, and it so remains; New Or
leans quoted at 1l1Sc, advanced to Ike;
Liverpool quoted at Sid aud remains un-
changed; Memphis quoted at lie, with no
change since. This statement shows thatthe
advances that have occurred since the peace
news has grown stronger has about reached
its present limit. The irmness that existed
at the close of the weeks report, however,
made some further upward turn very proba-
BILE. The week has developed nothing new;
the approaching congress of European pow
ers and other events have increased the cen
6dence in peace, while the small stocks and
hopes that commercial difficulties have
touched their lowest point, are gradually IN
creasing public confidence. If congress ad-
lourns without making further financial
changes that confidence will mount 10
higher point Our home stock IL falling to
very low figure, and buyers often find 1t difficult
to fill order, while holders are very hrm
in their askings. The exchanges
are beginning to send forward
their monthly reports, that of the Mem
phis district appears in another column. The
most striking feature In the new crop so far
is its forwardness. The first bloom OF the
season was received here this week. two
weeks In advance of several seasons back In
its last weekly review the New York Bulle-
sin said the sellers still hold decided con-
trolling power over the market, with good
demand and limited offerings. From abroad,
also, the accounts have gwen more or less of
a stimulus, the Liverpool market holding up
very well, the labor agitation taking a much
less alarming form, and the powers appear
ing to be working toward peaceful solution
of their political misunderstanding. Domes-
tic spinners have been the principal buyers In
regular attendance but there has also been
attention received from exporters and con
siderable stock handled for shipment abroad.
Watts & Co.'s Liverpool circular, of May
18th, attributes the advance IN cotton to its
stronger statistical position and the
improved peace prospects, with bet
ter demand for manufactured goods,
the strikes causing decrease of stocks.
Calcuttan and China news mas also been bet
er. Just one year ago we had our maximum
stock in Liverpool for the year, viz: $780,
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CHANCERY SALES.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate .

No. 2924.-Chancery Court of Shelby county-M. W.
Phean VS.. II. d. FiZer Ell al.
By virtue OF nteIlOcutory decree for sale, enter
ed in the above on the 22d day of May, 1873,
will sell. at public auction TO the highest bidder, in
front of the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, june %, 1875.
within legal hours the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit: Lots
81 and 80, in block 81, commencing at point on
the north side or Linden street lSl feet inches
east of the intersection OF Linden with Lauderdale
street at southeast of lot late b. T. Farms
worths, now belonging TO T. II. HaTtmus; thence
northwardy with FaTnsworthS east line 100 feet to
an alley; thence with said alley eastWardly l25
feet; thence southwardy 100 feet to the moth line
of Linden street; thence westwardy with the north
line of Linden street I25 feet 10 the beginning with
the privileges and appuItenances thereunto be-
longing.
chaser to execute note with approved security with
lien retained on the property to further same
EQUITY of redemption barred. June g. 1873.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY E. B. McHeIry, Deputy c. and II.
u TNarlav Sol for ar.ar IfTaf
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No. 1868, R. -Chancery Court of Shelby county
Charles Collins, guardian, etc, for Anna and
Camilla Pope, VS.. Anna Pope ct al
BY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
tered in the above cause the 26th day OF March,
IS74, and renewed, etc. October Z, 1876. ana
amended, ETC., December Il, 1876, and renewed &C.
tober %, 1871 and May II, 1878 viii sell at puc-
lie auction, to the highest bidder, In front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June Re, ISIS,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee Wit: Lying
In the city of Memphis, and known and described
upon the plan OF said city part OF lot No. $40,
and bounded as follows to-Wit: Beginning at a
stake on the south side of Madison street I43 feet
lO5 inches east of the eastern line of Fourth stree
(said Fourth street being 80 feet wide, andtaken of
the west part of lot Nc. $500; running thence east
wardly with the south side OF Madison street 80 fet
4 inches to a stake thence sOUthwaroly, right an
giles with Madison street. IS feet q inches thence
Westwardly, parallel with Madison street 3S feet g
inches to a stake thence northwaIdly with the east
line of lot No. 56a. las feet inches 10 the begin
ming on Madison street.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; balance In and
IL months; notes bearing interest from date, With
security; lien retained to secure same. etc. This
May 81, 1878. z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Z. j. Black, ID. c. and NJ.
Jsrnagin Il FTayser and c. W. Metcalf, AttIs.
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Tone Of the market at 1905, quiet; 1850,
barely steady; 1885. dull; 40, quiet; 2:40,
quiet and steady; 3:l5, quiet and steady.
Sales, IA, 100 bales.
New Orleans closed firm at ii &c for mid
ding. Sales, 400 bales; receipts, net, 1877
bales; gross. l409 bales; exports Great Brit
55.629 bales.
The movement at the ports vas reported
n folloUs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-11

reports for yesterday: Ordinary, 9 7-16c;
good ordinary. 10 I6c; low middllng,
ii Ice; mIddling. III 7-16c; good middling,
IL - Ice At 1880. quiet. nomInally un-
changed; 1914. dull and 1l6c higher; $40,
dull. Sales, III bales.
The following are the closing rates In New
York futures Yesterday and Saturday: