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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

uer, ana full Of rich fragrance, adorns
the show window of Leidy & Co.'s hat
store, on Main street.
Competition is the life of trade, an.
old motto often quoted, is just now
fully Illustrated in river circles. Sew
eral lines of opposition boats areaboat
to start in to make the music lively.
Up the Paducah railway at Garville,
twenty miles north Of the city a fair Is
to open on Wednesday next, and spe-
cial trains will be run over the rail-
way from this city to carry people
to it.
While some boys were riding up and
down the new track near the river
front yesterday, a colored boy, name
unknown, tumbled from the top, fell
beneath and the car rolled over him.
He was seriously hurt.
This is the wine month according
to the Germans and early Saxons.
The Romans tried to change its name
once upon a time, because after
it changed from the eighth to the
tenth month October was rather a
misnomer, but they never succeeded.
The cool northerly winds blowing
the forenoon will probably shift to the
west and south, and the temperature
will become warmer by tomorrow.
This mornings signal service bulletin
says rains are probable in the Tennes-
see and Ohio valley. Local rains are
also likely in the Middle and New
England states, but all other parts of
the country will be free from show.
cry visitstions.
Many people went out to Elmwood
cemetery yesterday, and a couple Of
hundred got caught in the shower.
Then Barrett's mule boxes bounced
the track near Provinces switch on the
fernando line, and ~jackscrews had to
be sent for to get them on again.
Meantime women and men, all classes,
Of high and low degree, were COMPEL
ed to trudge through the mud a mile
and half into the city. People should
always bear in mind that Barrett's
boxes are only suited to dry weather
service, but as the entire route is like
ly to be aAoat beyond the suburbs, the
people will perhaps find it out very
soon.
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BEST NDUUE-
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for particulars,
OIL G E M A N

MeInphis, Tennessee.

DR.. Buddeke, eye and car diseases,
No. So east Court street. 144f
Major John D. Adams is in the
city.
Mr.. W. A. Bullock, contracting
agent at Chicago for the Erie and
Pacific dispatch line, is in the city Cd
a brief business visit.
DR.. G. A. Kane, the we'll known
advertising agent, is in the city repre-
s%entiug the Great Southern circus,
now up about New Madrid on a voy-
age south,
The always cheerful and smooth
tempered Tom Sullivan, Of upper
Main street fame, had the misfortune
to sustain a compound fracture of the
wrist while out riding yesterday. Nj.
Sullivan Is out as usual to-day but his
arm is necessarily in a sling.
The old reliable shoe firm of VIM.
Miller & Co., 2ll Main street, are
offering g eat bargains in boys and
misses school shoes, as well as mems
low shoes. In ladies' wear their stock
is very large, embracing all the latest
stJ les from the principal factories east.
By selling good goods at the lowest
prices they have built up a trade Sec
ond to none in our city.
The friends of Mr.. james Bohan
will regret to hear Of his death which
occurred in this city yesterday. Mr..
BOhan has been prominent in the
politics of the first and seconds wards
for a number of years past, and he
welded considerable influence among
the citizens, having been a member Of
the city council on several occasions
He was also a kinsman Of the Hon.
Pat Winters.
The venerable james D. Davis, one
Of the Oldest Of the old folks society
and familiar with scenes and events on
the bluff since long before the Indians
left, died last night. kr. Davis was
held in high esteem by the older set
tiers Of this vicinity, and he was well
worthy Of all the rtspecthe command
ed. Some years ago he wrote a
readable book containing many facts
concerning the early history Of this
section, interspersed with -annecdotes,
incidents and personal mention Of
notable people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
FEN cEMTs Pc WE X.
LEDGER LINES.
Monarch -four. Lytle & Shield,

Monarch -four. Lytle & Shields.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
The staple fell off sc in New York
at noon to day.
Plenty of amusements from this
time forth, circuses included.
The pull lie schools opened this fore
noon with a good attendance.
Louisiana oranges, first of the sea-
son, received by Lytle & Shields.
Down u ff'y three degree, with a
northwest wind here this moruing at
sunrise.
The minstrel band we're out On a
musical sercnadc aud promenade this
forenoon.
Memphis Chapter works in r. A..
degree tonight. Prominent Masons
will be present..
A samp'c copy ofttc Memphis Post
will be mailed TO any German on ap.
plication. Office 2O3 Main.
Remember that Williams book
store cells school books and supplies
lower than any other house.
Two and half inches Of rain fell at
Vicksburs last night, and half an inch
at Nashville, Only a very light show
er at Little Rock.
Robberies are becoming numerousiu
the suburbs. Shotguns and watch
dogs should be oiled up and prepared
for active service.
Cotton receipts here TO date are
2l,O9l bales, aud 1880 bales in ex-
cess Of receipts three years ago, when
everything worked smoothly.
The city High School, located in
the Market street building, opened
this forenoon with upwards of seventy
All the public schools were
crowded.
A basket of rare flowers. arranged
in the most exquisite and tasty man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
THE s~TOVEPIPE.
A New Consideration In Favor Of
the UglIest Of Hats.

There must be a deeper and more
potent reason for the popularity of the
Stovepipe hat than the mere consider
alton that the wearer looks well in II.
II he does look so, according TO the
Buffalo Courier. We are satisfied
that the secret cause of this curious
popularity is a moral one. The plug
hat IS virtually a sort of social guar
anty for the preservation of peace and
order. He who puts one on has given
a hostage to the community for his
good behavior. The wearer Of a plug
hat must move with a certain sedate.
ness and propriety. He cannot run.
or jump, or romp, or get into a fight.
except at the peril of his headeear.
All the hidden influences of the bea-
yer tend toward responsibility. He
who wears one is obliged to keep the
rest OF his clothing In decent trim,
that there may be no incongruity be-
tween head and body. He is apt to
become thoughtful through the ncces.
sity Of watching the sky whenever Le
goes out. The chances are that he
will buy an umbrella, whichisapother
guaranty for good behavior, and the
care Of hat and umbrella, perpetual
and exacting as it must ever be-, adds
to the sweet seriousness of his chqrse.
ter. The l.. tho man who wears a Mug
hat naturally takes to the socie = III
women, with all It's elsyating acc,s.
He cannot 90 hunting or fish.
ing without abandoning his beloved
hat, but in moderate enjoyment oil
female companionship, croquet and
lawn tennis, he may sport his beaver
with impunity in other words, the
constant use Of a plug hat makes a
man composed in manner; quiet and
gentlenanly in conduct, and the com
Of the ladies. The result il
prosperity, marriage and church mem
bership,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
Fatal Kick.

Esquire Spelman held an inquest
Sunday upon the body of a colored
man named Charles Watson, the yer.
dict of the jury being that Watson
came to his death by having been
kicked upon a ruptureof the abdomen
by some unknown person. He had
been out on the street all of Sunday
morning, and is supposed to have been
engaged in a row, during which he re-
ceived the kick that caused his death.
managed to get to his room on
Washington street, below Third, dy.
ing a few moments after.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

In the early hours before dawn last
Saturday the residence of Mrs. Jones,
in south Memphis, was robbed of
household and other goods in clothing,
blankets, wearing apparel, etc, worth
several hundred dollars. The scoun-
drels carried an empty cabbage crate
up to n of the windows, entered by
means of cutting the blinds, and filed
their crate with plumber. They we're
tracked for some distance away, but
have not yet been traced to where the
goods were hidden.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
F~urnishinR o

The latest and most fashionable
styles of gents furnishing goods are to
be found at 7. j. McCarthy's, No. 29a
Main street He has new and we'll
made shirts Of all kinds, underwear
in great variety, collars, ties, wrist
bands, socks, flannel goods and every
thing pertaining to a well organized
and properly arranged furnishing es-
adjustment. Give Mr.. 7. j. McCar-
thy a call and let him show you what
a splendid lot Of goods he has.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
Big Boot shoe STORE.


y WUNu 1ITUVTl
just received, 200 cases Of the latest aud
best make Of ladies' and misses shoes
which / warrant of the best material and
make, and which L offer at my usual low
prices. Having sold out all Of the stock
purchased OIL. @. Frye, 1 can warrant all
Of my stock without fear. Also, a COM
plete line of misses, boys and children's
shoes. Mems calf and kip boots war
ranted to give satisfaction. Give me a
call, and be assured to get value for your
money.
1879 L. LEHMAN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

LIVERPOOL, October 4, 1870 p.m.-
Cotton opened with more inquiry.
freely supplied. Uplands SIC. Or,
leans I'd. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Re.
ceipts 1900. American 1900. Futures
opened with sellers at previous
prices. Deliveries for October
64@6 II 32d; October and No.
vember, cd; November, De.
cemher, January and February,
9 ll-32d; March and April, 6 1920;
October and November, 6 11-32d.
New York, Dot, 4-1l:57 a. NJ
Forc;se exchange dull. Bankers 3
days sight, 1856 to 1891; do go DAYS,
4SO3 to 4Sl; commercial, go days, AZ
to 479l.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 4, 1870 am
steady. Middling, lilo. Sales
to-day 5OObales. Receipts, 1859 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
Live Serpent.

A live serpent about four feet long
and an inch through vas found crawl
ing in an aisle at Avery chapel last
night. A sudden gathering Of skirts
and a promiscuous scramble over
benches was the result. A sermon on
Ewes temptation is next in order.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
NEW AND ELEGANT.

new AND ELEUANTs
The legitimate
FALL STYLES
for the season are now
ready.
THE NEW DRESS SILK HAT,
the London and Dunlap
styles OF Derbys In
stiff. soft Hats
In all styles and cOlOrs,
from the
Finest TO the Cheapest.
BOYS HATS
shapes and Qualities.
ChiIdren's Turbans
In all
Sizes, Styles aud ShNpes,
qualities
and
prices
20 please all.
LEHDY d CO..
opposite Court square. GOT
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r 7 sTArnnnHf.
HxPORrs.

NEW YORK, October I, l2.25 pm.
quiet at &c decline. Ordin.
airy, SIC; good ordinary, Zoe low
middling, l0Ic; middling, lilo good
middling, lilo; middling fair, l2lc;
fair, l2tc. Futures opened steady
now firm, and 8 to IA points above
Saturdays closing prices, as follows :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
Cotton.

The market opened this morning
with a fair demand and az steady
prices. Sales on Saturday were 1900
bales, divided $50 to exporters and
$50 to spinners. Sales for the week,
675O bales; to exporters, 1876 bales, to
spinners, 1875 bales closing quiet at
t higher on good ordinary, but lower
on grades above, as compared with
prices q week ago, as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
OLD
Copied aud enlarged
At the Cottage Gallery.
POlioe Poinfa.

Seven prisoners were remanded to
Jail to be sent to the workhouse to
day, and thirty dollars in fines were
collected.
Several Sunday DRINKS we're fined
heavy this morning. A straight Sat.
urday drunk or two we're discharged.
Henry Good, wAtchman at the gas
works, was fined ten dollars to-day for
being drunk and disorGerly and scar
ing a lot of defenseless women, and
fifty dollars for carrying a pistol, the
judge deciding that a watchman had
no right to carry a pistol away from
the premises he was guarding;
Mollie Coleman, a colored demirep
is 10 limbo, charged with stealing
T.75 from George Williams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
SCHOOL BOOKS.

satehels and school supplies at prices
lower than ever sold in the city. Price
goods before purchasing elsewhere, at
MANSFORD's,
33 298 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

If you want a new roof or cutters,
OF pipe, or repairs done with satisfac-
ton, call on Louis Dush, 1894 Main st.
IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
FBOm TIE FIRE,

Elegant Sash Ribbons, %, 30. 50c.
Three-inch silk Velvet Ribbon, 2Oc.
Finest Crochet Buttons, 10, loo.
All Wool Black oashmers is, %, Soc,
Our damaged Silks, 10, %, SOC.
Hoop Skirts, 25c.
Dress Goods. Damaged, 8, 10, l5c.
Elegant Damask Towels, 25c.
We " advertise goods
Not in Stock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

Monuments, tombstones and marble
work generally, cheaper than st. Louis or
elsewhere. THos MAXWELL, So Union.
IL 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

F. FransiOli, 292 Front, receives
fresh Oysters daily by express.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

Philip Simons and Sam Lowenstine,
pawn-brokers, viii be at their new quar-
tiers, 46 Monroe street, next week. Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

THE VICTOR CIGAR STORE,
40 second 81, opp. Court square
Fine CIGARS TOBACCO, Etc.
Best Nickel Cigar I'm the World
WALTER MCDONALD. 80
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Boats 70 fhe ArLnn.ns-

The steamer Katie Hooper, owing
to the low stage of Arkansas river,
will not leave here this evening. The
managers Of the line will, however,
send out two boats during the present
week. The Marlin Speed is to be
here to leave on Thursday next, and
the Maumelle, now on the dock. will
be ready to go out next Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

Rent.


a PIANO. Yery ane instrument, o respon-
n sibls parties 0nly. address X. Z G care
this ohee. d
| OTORE Nos. 10 and is Union street. between
y Main aud Front, 0xT4 feet, Also hne suit
Of cotton rooms aeoEs 4; APPSy HHHILL
III or S Mosby.
ON Mosby street, No los, y rooms. Apply
~ to JAMES REILLY, at UOnrhousel or
No. 81 North second street. l8f
nHE coal yard, scales, Office and fixtures on
i Poplar street, lately occupied by LoeWen-
stein 4 Fox. Also the Office no ID Madison
street, lately occupied by Q B Bryan i Co.
Safe and fixtures for sale Apply to
CB BRYAN & CO.,
OF % Madison street.
TlHE brick dwelling NO. 1874 st. Martin
L street. Apply TO J. N. uhEhAN, Iz
Front street. vi
FOR SALE.
ONE tBo-stoIy frame house, situated at No.
" 662 Main street. One tWo-story frame
house, situated corner of Main and Georgia
street, occupied rs a grocery. One small cot
tage on same lot, corner OF alley. Apply 10
1884 1HOS. DIES, 63Shslby street.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, on
Ill jackson street, corper Poston avenue, in
house now occupied by Mr.. Spottswood.
Will be sold at auction Tuesday, October
2i2S MRS. E. F. CUNNINGHAM.
COME nice straw, just received. Plenty hay,
- corn and oats cheap.
228 WALT 4 co, 9s Front street
TNHE new cottage. owned by " d Groyes.
i Is St. Paul street, FIVE rooms. large yard,
good %cistern, a very pretty place, Terms
nart ~ al and m0nfhtV nnWmqnta-
Inquire of CHAS. S. COOK,
l6 29eod at = Frank 4 Go g, Front Row
DOR S ALE CHEAP-Butcher's wagon, good
L as new; also stores and rooms for rent.
Call at l2 Poplar street for BARGAINS. ~
NEWS INK, in IL n cans, finest article.
IN Also fne Gard and Job Inks, Of all colors
and qualities. a. Ledger office. ct
TAKEN UP.
A DARK lay norse. Owner will call, prove
n property, pay charges and take him.
FRANK SCRUGGS,
29@ six miles ont on tern Lake Road.
ER0M No. % Beal street. one small black
y and tan slut: Reward for It's return: q 90
LOST.
DIED Iri.h Sett Dog. Lib raj reward for
III his return to g.. W. SMITH, STAN It.
1870
A CORAL God EARRING. Finder will he
"A, literally rewarded ut N PUMPS, IL
Main street q %
ROOMS AND BOARD.
GOOD Board and Lodging at 81 per week at
" 8 and 10 Beal street. Day board g per
week: sinEle mssls: 2 cents. as
ADJUSTMENTS.
+ EUBKIE's InsEA1EK.
IL Joseph Brooks, Proprietor and Manager.
Three Nights Only and Wednesday
Matinee,
Commencing MONDAY, October 4th,
RE0RGANIZRD AND ENLARGED.
Barlow. Wilson, Primrose 4 Vests
MAMMOTH HIMSTRELS.
EVERY FEATURE NEW,
RB-Seats on sale at Kirklsnd's.
Monday, October 18th.
CHILD OF THE STATE COMBINATION.
3a
PUBLIC LEDGER.
ohOei 10 Madison Street.
TEN CENTS Pc WE E X.
THE CITY.
Monday Evening Oct. 4, 1850
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

Nothing quite SO nice as Fragrant
Vanity Fair Cigarettes. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
Clearing House Report.

C%loarlnss. Balances.
Monday, Oct. I..........s 2i7. OI3 81 900, 7O9 So
IhDe far last week....... M,t6 II N,saS %
Same time week before. 1900 % 1850 u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04
Istandard InterpstIonsI ola,Tisoation. /

The course Of cotton in Liverpool sincesept.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-04

A PIANO. VERY kne Instrument, torespon-
a sible parties only. address H.. Z G. care
his Office. Fbol
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-10-20
Efterfragan.

Anders johnson fran Munktorps Soc
ken Westmanland, bvilken borjan af
1859 reste till Amerika och for narvaran-
de tros vara Michigan, efterfragas af sin
broder, j. f. johnson st. Paul. ON
han eller nagon AMMAN, som kanner hans
nuvarande vistelseort, skulle Sc dessa ra.
der, torde han uppgifva adress bref till
redaktionen af SKAFFAREN, 153, East
7 tn Street, St. Paul. t...
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lyrwoor~ June 10. PorN-pnme. Mc8' Ea,tern. steady
du. al - d.: ,Shon RIB dnlI at 50 l2ng Char,
hrnrr R; a.: Nhond'rs dull a. "a BeefIlnda Ness:
du at Gi: EAtra Mes-. du al 10 Prime Mess dnl at
81. Lard Prime western. dun at ~: IaIow.Piime
seAiy at 4ii Fne sr iy al 10 6d Cheese
Four-Eyira state. dun Al ~. Wheat-No !. White
Ter Wc-i,ri s;ciy 10: New southern Winter steady
at lO2l. Mixed, steady n H. COtionsetd OH
-Ye,.ow American. none IN market. koan-C om1l'D AT
Innion ,,rrIy 1t i'd; 1urprntine Spirits al Lonion.
dan ~ -. . =. .
Ia, b,- grade, American. Lard 30 per rNt Tor Aherican
Tie rccpts 0f Wheat Tor the pas Three GAYS We're IlJuOO
Ctuitl-. including 9.O.l American. - -,
corn which j. flmcr. VIII at lnd 10 I'd per Genial for
california Ciub H3l097d for Red western spring, Pnd
g Id.G lo2l f"r Red Winter , -
LIVERPOOL. june lb-5l1 p n--l,'Hted ietr'Icum -i'
per vAl Sprt- Of 1urwnnc 81 i'd per c~L Cheese Ci
per CWt. the best grades Of AMERICAN -..
IuNpON. JuL, II = p IN lcitd PttIOleunl O'ol 0o4u'
per ;al. splits uf IuTIentiuc. "a per C~t .. -
LONpnN. June lj-G J.. m-iehied Petioi'dn' O4ao ST.
MAXrr, tE June 1.-THE market ;or yarns and iabrcs IS
ruri trl urCl iI',ctt. ,--- -, :,
4,nl Juur l-Wtcox- Lard closed at 4S francs per 80
kllu-. 40, &c.,. g.. A. ..,o
Ail' 'ICa'.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

BUFFALO. June 15.-CArrLR-Recepts today $500 head
the thus far 0.910 head for the same tune
last week. s4l5 head; consigned through, 40 cars
Good to Choice Steers 81 66DS4 90 no Extra Offering Far
Medium at So 2O0Si 90; Light Butchers and Mich cows
generally unchange but some saos rather lower tan St
Fair Good, $2O@SjO Choice 10 Extra, S31G 4O
Veal Calves. IL -OGS4 90 ..
SHEEP Receipts to-day 1900 head total tor the
thus head for the same time last week. S5OO
consigned through. % market dull and prices
shade lower Heavy Sheep particularly dull Fair to Choice
Lambs Heavy, QuOabe S40S4 90 cars remain unsOu
HoGs-keceius today. 5000 head: total for the week
thus q $50 head for the same time ast week 1910
head c0nsienrd through. 9S market generally un
changed but some sales rather lower limited Gemana Don
local trade quotale Workers. Fair Light 10
Choice 81 - - 81 Extra 10 CITY Trade - 40 Heavy ana
Medium - Q$4 40 Fair Ends, $3 30 81 ~: lO cars le
CICHG0 June 15.-hoGs-R 10000 head: ship.
mrnts UU hPar active demand for Heavy and Mixed at
81 lnc alvap.e to Light dun at s. Hbd4 lb Good
~ 2OdEl 30 Choice Heavy "a 3UG$4 4J Mixed Tacklng
81 lOG$i o.; nearly all sold. 900 -,
CATriR- Kccrpts, 5OOj head: shipments, 5000 head
p.ng - aasi 50 export 81 s.: Butchers Easier at
s. Goa i SO 3WS3 1J Stockers and Feedes
SIiiEP-Receips 500 bead market quet and steady ;
ST' Louis June i5.-HoGs active and shade higher :
Workers ami BaDlores, 81 OJ packing sideL 10; heavy
shipping. 81 l0GSl 20 Rough - 6Oa$3 10: receipts
ping % - So do SO 9Oa "a 20 cows and Hef
era, - NEjn Grass Texans and lndans - f1Us0 o'
receipts 100 head; shipments liOO head ,-., -
NHEEP-SrlrCc and wanted Good 10 CAOce, S3G$f; re-
CCipts. 800 head shipments. none.
TAsr LIBERTY PENN Juue l,.-CArrE-Recelpts g head
through ~ head OF ward stock supply hght, ana
pIIcrs much thr same with good demand. . .. -
iOGs-lircepts 80 head; Phadciphias' 81 4oGSi %;
Srffl-ccrpts, S4OO head; selling slow at s3dsl 70
Lambs 4iU@O
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

tIyrsrOol June l5-lZ3O D m.Coton quiet, unchanged
Mdr @ adnpF i'm 3r1a; S,'o aSd ex1S1 1s S Es
ceipt 99IO bales including 7l5 Anrncan FH.ur9sIu
aa. do June ~ ana July dtIvry C Ju and Apg.3 de-
livery 6s'd also I'D: do t HHGHs1 anG 1,yey ssd F
lures Inns 30 D. Upands.
Low Middg clause July and August delvey G~,szd 40,
AIcus September delivery 63ssd DO October anu y d.
LEaoo ysRs S ee, les Aeea fSa5rst saSS
Mddng clause. June delivery, 6'4d' 90, oep'ehocr u v"
toSsT I sey Jnne coon steady: Nadnne,
Low Mriding lO9c: Good oiunary' 'T'' '''''P' -
'fsG BAIa5a s June quiet: Madinr i5.%i%r
~ bales Exports coaswse bales sales. 2iO bales
fRnsTs + nSs Ssg & s5CSn S Ua1 oa Mddug 2sc Mid
ding Ii &C. Good Ordinary. lOc net roceipt' eAS oa'';
CHARLESTON June lsGot'op steady for GG GGod Gnah's
foI low grSIS3 Gi o M ne, Tecptt i99 bales
sales J 90 baes STOCK. 3 3+S bates ,,, IN. ,,vv
Middc o'c GOOD 3ipsS 9 & Teeep; = 10 5ss si.. bales
dmE S%a S5PaT & Ssy. TO" 10 ;raat nS Ban 5TflS
bale. s!es none ?loe1 49, 49, 1n gnes $osinc 111s
LoTIsyA ns ITsg Dts' oSs1 s1ey sr %aaa c: ro.
,e,ps * bales shipts 1852 bales; saIes. GO oaeS'
s'SS5 %onr 1S4HS June dun Midang @ Low ND
A,,IS IOs (OTI ordinary 9Yc Lct RECEIPTS 80 Dales
exports coastwe 6s Usles sales 35O baes s'ocE eOz
Dses New oaLaAxs June I5.-oton quiet, NiddDE l1Sc;
Low Miadinc II e Good ordnA;y lOtc' net teep1s; ;
H. gross 1876 IAeS SaioS Iooo o"e' s'0'A 'O'0'
NonYolx June locotion oniot MddinS @ ~ Hc net re %
ceips 1873 exports c"aStwise %aO OaeS' SA"S eo
bales; 81, SLICE S,I. Jupe quiet Mddne Low
Middiny c Good orlIhary lOIsci gross reoe'ps 4oS
bales SPINNER l73 6nSs d1s MGek csSr Mddng
re- sp 50 bales exports cOastwi'e 71S bales STOCK SSS3
LGg S%snIs 5SHs Isc%5to9 S da1 aI
al 6aes shipments lG26 bales; sales 647 oaes' s'0cA
" nsi5A 10y June l5-cOou 9get Midalns liS Low
Nidilnc l07 SCI 0Ood Ordinary Se ne' ie0e'p'~ ~