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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21

,siteuce on section Eight; Town 1o7-64.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21

Is this really winter?
Contest business is still lively.
Have you sent an invitation to Santa
Claus?
Before proving UP cali on Bateman
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21
KS. NETTiE o. HALL, Nj. D.

GENERAL PRACTITIONER,
Springs, Dakota
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21
gATToMSAAfEiD gSASTDoSAED Editors and Publishers.

pred at the Post Office at Elmer. d. r. as
nj elass mail matter. "'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21

We have received a large invoice of
blanks Of all kinds which we will sell
in quantities to suit purchasers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05


THE Wyoming, Capt. Frank S.eiD, will
pass up this evening at 5 O'Clock Tor Clncin-
natl.
The O.-Liue pacbet Golden Crown, Capt
Z. L ShiDkle, is due down to-morrog even
log for New Orleans.
The new steamer Will S. H tys, Capt. VIM
T'chenor, ia due down early .Bis morning,
bouni for New Orlesas.
The Lee Lice packets to mo?rog evening
are Tie Coahoms, fer FriArs Point, sud The
Dosu Adams, for Osceola.
TRE Kate Adams, Capt. NJ. K Cheek, i
the United Ststes mail packet Thursday
evening for Arkansas City.
THE Pile Memphis, Capt. /. II. Mex e
ia the Anchor Line packet this morning a,
10 O'Clock Tor Cairo sad 81. Lous. Henry
E. CorbIn is her clerk.
TIE Ida Dsrrsgh, Capt. Ed Rowland, ia
| the packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on Arkansas river. j. n. Thomp-
son and AI-os Day aro her elsrks.
THE Ci.y Of Vicbshurs, Capt. Robert K
Riley, IS The Anchor Line p icket this morn
ing al 10 o'c.cck for Vicksourg aud the
bsuds. w. G. Banker is her clerk.
The John A. Scudder, Cap William
| Baker, is the Aochor Line packet to . even.
/ ing at O'Clock IOf n - Orleans and all IN
termediate points. G -orge Baker is her clerk
The Rene Macresdy, Capt. o. K. Joplin
| is the packet tbs 'vsuiUg at 5 o'cluck fol
il'point On ST. Francis river, going 'hrouZf
| 10 Mark Tree, crossing If the Kansss City
and Memphis railroad. J. d. Black and C
| A. Stcckley are her clerks.
TRE Hard Cash, Capt. Ell C. Postal, vii
arrive to-day and leaves again to.morrov
evening at O'Clock for all points on Whit
river, going through 10 Jaek.op1ort auc
making conn. aloas with packets Tor uppel
White and Black rivers. c. NJ. and JOSEPH
Postal are her clerks.
The jams W. G 4, Capt. Chas. 3. Rus
sell, will be found in port this morning, anC
leaves again this evening at O'Clock for al
point on the Ohio river az far az Cincin
natl. James Suriees is her attentive clerk
assisted by Csc w. Hendrickson. The CAT
will give cheap rates TO ali points North ant
| Est.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

STEEL rails are being lold IN some csses "a
w a. $50 per ton, and negotiations are re-
: orted from Philaielphia at S3S. Pig iron
nd the VARIOUS form OF manufactured iron
nd steel are now extremely low, fact
hioh is very favorable to railway building
he cost OF the rails alone is now from $500
S20C0 per mile less than it would have
xtRo years ago.
The Chicago p 1togy Age, of last weak,
pines to W in an entirely new outfit, the
busRicUous feature beirr the beautiful new
.tle psge The Age is the beat journal de-
bted to railway inter "a in all details pub
shed on this contigent, and t. success is
he 10 Mcssrs. Talbot & Hobart, the edi-
pre-, the first named being president Of the
Hallway Age Publishing Company, by whose
bdetatgable industry, aided by thorough
.nowledge and experience in all matters
|ertsining - the railway service, the Age is
'uthority in the railway world.
THE G feet gauge will coon cease to exist
b this country. The Erie, which few years
go added third rail TO ils broad gauge
rack 30 as 10 be able TO run rolling stock of
landard guage, is now taking mp re last
hils OF the 6 feet track, and is reducing i 8
emaining engines and cars to the establish. d
|auge of the country. The Southern roads
Fhich still retain the feet gsuge, will
Re long have to narrow it by % inches, and
here will finally be only 2 gauges on the
american continent, feet 81 inches, and 8
t-unless indeed the 2 feet gauge shall as
,1me Jme importance.
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BIOunt Springs, Ala.

~TRFCTIY ON LINE OF LOUISVILLE AND
NIsHVILLE RAILRoAD-I have leased this
151ctad STJMMKR AND WINTER RESORT for a
tsy'nn Of wears and will keep it open the year
~ound In first.eiass style. IN space OF less
than quarter Of an acre near the hotel, there are
Thirteen different Mineral springs, whose euTa-
tta nroneTtes 20 all diseases OF the kidneys liver
and bowels of gout rheumatism neuralgia, pa
Talysis and all blood diseases, chronic or other
wise are uDrivaled.
Major o. r. Hiekle. of New OIlesns, Chief Clerh.
Special "a ties on railroads from all points
frass aud String Band during summer months.
TKBNs-Board per day, 81 so; per week, SIC; per
month s6O Special Rates 10 families.
For descriptive pamphlets, address the under
sIoned at Blount Springs, Ala,
CHAS. Z. SMEDE5, Sole Proprietor
Rorrnerly of st. James Hotel, New Orleans. Aas
Beershebg Springs, Ala.
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TIHGEs-Middling, SIG; good middling, J5ss.
STAiNs-GoOd ordinary, SIC; low middling, SIC;
midd ing. 91sc.
The following is the average weight Of
bales % cotton up to June lat, as compared
with the same time of the seasons of 1882
ard 1888:
June - '.'oOO IDS
JuHc > lcoAs-. 49, AN AbS
June J, iSSl. .OUU lbs
NVFFKIY STATEMENT DE RECEIPra
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RAILWAY RECORD.
RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

ChesapCsA<e. Ohio aud SOuthwestsrB-
aims move as follows; No. 2 (express) leaves ct
20 am: No. (maill at $40 An. No. tCoying-
j ccommodAtion) at $40 pm. No. (express)
lives at 2:25 am; No. arrives at 155 D.In; No.
3Coy ington accommodation 1855 a.m. (eity tme)
M EN- phIs and Little ROCk-Irains move
follows: No ! leaves daily at $40 p n; arrives
. IL so pm; No. leaves at q NJ; arrives al 3
n: No. (ireighp leaves Hopeheld at am. ar
les At pm.
fIouisVIIIe and HasbVfIIe-Trsins move
follows; Fast mail arrives daily Al 20 IN. :
0aves At 11:lO pm; mail leaves daily at $40
b.: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
4S pm; arrives daily at $40 pm (eity time);
townsville accommodation leaves daily, except
nday at 4:55 pm; mall arrives daily a. 40
"a. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
+eept Sunday, at $40 Am.
In m Bhis anG ChaTiestOn-Irains move
4 follows Getty ume): Through express leaves
billy Al los in. Mail and eXpregs ieaves daily
! S:i5 an. Bonneville accommodation leaves
lilly except Sunday, at 5:15 p m. Through ex-
eSs arrives daily at II 20 am. Msll and express
:ives daily at 6:5j PIN. SOmerVille accommo-
btion arrives daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 An.
nIsstssfpDI aud TeuB~ssee-Trains move
follows; New Orleans fast mail and express
3aves daily at $50 D.In.; freight leaves daily,
kept Sunday, at SIS am. New Orleans fast
all and express daily at $50 a m; freight
frives daily except sunday al 2:30 pm. Freight
|Rins carry passengers.
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! 2,5s5l ss9l5Os,656. 1851
TENT OF SHIPMENTS.
WEEK END'G SINCE SEPT.
JUNE 1888. lsr.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

VEeETABLEs-Ooions 81 2592 IS for vel.
low aud - 25(G2 50 for red from store. Po-
tstoes, new Louisiana, S3@3 so; ~ 25 pc,
barrel for p7achblows 50970c per bushel
sacked; early rose, 81; New York rose, ~ 25i
peerless, g; early russet, ~. New krSut
in barrels, S3@4 in half-barrels, s. Garlic
81 per hundred.
FRuITs-Orsnges, 81 5O@S per barrel and
case; 50 per box. Lemons, 81 a4 80 per box
Bananas, S1(01 80 per bunch. Cocoauuts, 81
per hundred. Peanuts-Virginis, hand
picked, l0c; Tennessee red. &c, white, &c;
roasted, 29c higher shelled, 10c Almonds
19G201. Texas pecans, 99l4c; Arkansas
4@44c. Eagiish walnuts, l4(9l6c. Filberts
13c. Brazil nuts, 10@l0ic. Raisins-Lau,
don laye ?, So; Imperial, "a; Dehesss, So 80
Brandy cherries, 81 per dozen.
APPLEs-Dried apples, S499c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 495ic from store
Cranberries, SIC per barrel. Pickles, me-
dunn, bsrrel, 81 so; half-barrel, "a; pint
jlrs, 81 % per dozen; quart jars, 81 75G
2 per dozen.
CIDER Missouri, ss@s so per barrel, and
"a 5094 rs per half-barrel. Vinegar lac
Ice per gallon.
PouLTRY-Chickens, 81 SOFAS 25, accord.
ing to quality. Turkeys, Sll@lS. Ducks
So 50@4.
EGes-16c.
Pics FEET-In barrels, IS 5000; half.
barrels, "a 25(94 so; kegs, 81 rs.
F1sH-MPckerel, lob kit, No. ], 95c No
2, 85c 15lbs, No. 3, 75c; halt barrel, S4 sc
GA rs. White fish, No. l, per half-ba
SO. Dried herrings, per box, 25(930c
North C'rolins, roe herring, hslf-barrel
IS so.
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RECEIPTS at Memphis during the official
week aggregated 1885 bales, against 1914
bales the previous week, $50 bales the cor
responding week last season, aud 1852 bales
iu 1881. The total receipts since September
], 1882 were 503,656 bales, against 33S, 521
bales al the corresponding period last season,
an increase OF 170,135 bales. At the same
time in 1881 the receipts were 454,7Sl bales.
Shipments curing tae official week aggre-
gated 6l37 bales, Sinst 1851 bales the
previous week, 1899 y les the corresponding
week last season, am 7644 bales in 1881.
The total shipments since September let
were AT, 991 baleS, against 3l5,330 bales in
1882, aud 42S,943 bales in 1881.
I, The total sock on hand was % ,871 bales,
against 26,325 bales al this time last year;
in 1881, So, 222 bales.
Sales in Memphis during the official week
aggregated 1928 bales, of which exporters
took 1l75 bales, spinners Ass bales, and
spectators 100 bales, agsinst a total of 1875
bales last week, of which 300 balts were to
exporters, 1915 bales to bpinners, 100 bales
10 spectators. Middling, 10c.
COURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKET.
The folloHing shows the couyss OF the
Memphis market and the prices of middling
cotton from the oper ing of the season as
com pared with the same time last year.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Receipts of cattle the past week have been
rather light; prices well maintained at last
weeks quotations. Owing TO the light run
of grass cattle, choice corn-fed cattle are
still in brisk demand, and have no trouble in
finding ready sale at quotations. Mich COWS
dull. A lull supply of sheep here; market
about bare of lambs; demand for choice very
good. Quotations:
CORN FED CArTLE-Choice to extra, 519
&c.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice. Hobo; good, 49
Ate; fair to medium, Si9S3c; common, 20
23c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Choice, per TO-, 44C95c;
medium, i94ti common, per head, 1(,l 80;
choice lambs, per h.. 697c; medium, pei
head, 81 50(93
Cows AND CALvEs-Good mich co vs. with
young calves, per head, S20990; yearliugs,
S6@9.
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Soc; ceutrifugals. 35@5Oc, So to grade; fancy,
5S@60e.
CANsED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen:
Pineappies. II 4O91 IS; peaches, 2 lbs, san
dsrd, 81 50(a1 so; seconds, 81 25lD1 35i
tomatoes, 2-lb', 81 I061 25; 3-lbs, 81 3O(G
l 40; strawberries, = p II 50; rsspberrIes,
Il I5lay1 so; black berries, Il i0G9l %; grc n
cages, 81 so; pearl, 81 90; ums, 81 80;
green corn, Sl(9l 50; green peas, Coca ! 25i
cove oysters, full weight, l 10, Il l0(9i Is;
cove oys;ers, light ws'gu', 2 ID, 81 So cove
oysters, light weight, l 10 65GI70c; cove oys-
tiers, light weight, 2 H., SI6l 10; condensed
nnilk-Crown, IS %; Esgle, s69S %; SSiss,
IS 25.
SALr-Per car load, 81 As per barrel; 81 50
10 sacks; pockets, bleachei. .29G6c; coarse,
SIS
soAP-4964c per pound.
BAGGING AND IEs-Baeging, 9@'6l2c,
according to weight. TEES, srros, 81 80.
BALTIMORE, June 4-Cofie- steady; RIO
esrgoes, ordinary to fair, S@9- Sugar
strong; A soft, 852.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Cofse qliet but
steady; Rio, &c. Sugar steady with good
demand: refined stronger; {, 74l17ss; extra
e, 7397se; white extra c, s.; yellow C. z!
@7Sc; standard A, SIC; granul ated, s Is 10
@9c; Guess, Sc. Molssses dull and nomi-
nal; 30 test refining, 2Sc.
New ORLEANS, June 4-Coffee quiet :;
Rio, csrgoes, common to prime, 7t(1l05c
Sugar steady with fair dem and; common
to good common, $685.; fair to fully fair,
65(G7c; prime to choice, 7s@74c; yellow
clarified, 8(dS5c; prime TO choice white
clarified, SIC. Molssses quiet; csntrifuga !,
22@30c.
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The Colorado and santa Fe and the
soutl.eLn Eaeiiic MorklnE IoZelher.

i GALVESTON, June Alt is rumored that
he Gulf, Colorado and SIN Fe is in act
We and direct negotiation with the manage
nent OF the Southern Pacific for a working
arrangement by which the Cult business Of
~ latter line will be concentrated at Gal
Festoh. The Morgan Steamship Line, in
lead Of having headquarters 81 Clint9c, will
ocalizs at this point A line of steamers
viii be run from New York > this ! Jrt,
partly compos, d Of me Of the ships nov
plying 10 New Orleans, and the fleet now en-
kaged in the trgde here will continue ia
present work extending along the rosst of
Mexico, and during lbe trading season being
10 regulated that three trips month will be
made. The Vera Cruz and Santa F. will b.
operated fully and completely for the East
brn and Western busin ~ with the Hunting
Jon line=, Just az if it was leas 4 to that in-
terest, and trains st from San Francisco
hnd cast froia New Orleans will run through
lirect 10 Galveston. 1t is al } said that all
Negotiations bstw, N tue Santa Fe and the
Texas Mexican are off, tue Santa Fe having
dsclined the proportions made them by the
Palmer. Sullivan parties. THIS is said TO be
in sccordaBcs with the spirit of arrange
ments with thu Southern sclfic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05

New Orleans spots began the week at
TO- the price ruling al the close OF the pre-
vioua *. No change was announc
during The week, which closed as indicated
By he following comparative list:
June LIST May 25th
OIuihhty ................---..- oIs oIs
Good Ordinary. e. ............ . o
siluuilns Tvs lOt6
0OOu IlQullnS 40 ~ I-1c
New Orleans futures closed the week with
Jure deliveries declined 5 points, and other
mon ts 6 TO 8 points, as the following com
psrative list of quotations Indicate:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
THE COTTON MARKETS.

At the close of our review OF the cotton
market for the week ending May 25b, spot
mjdding in New York wss quoted at
105c, on which the week under review
opened. A declioe Of Lice was made Mon
day, followed by similar reduction Tburs-
day, when the value became settled at 10ie,
the quot atoms at the close Of the week being
"a foIiows.
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The New York spot market opened quiet T;
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3 FIIIt Through Train Between
Louisville and Ku0XVflIe

Knoxville, Tenn, june 4.-The FIRST
through train from Louisville over the new
inc of rosd arrived al Rockville this morn
Ing, running the whole distance, 265 miller,
b 13 hours. The train brought the officials
II the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
nd was met at the depot by several thousand
bc Ople. The exouFsion passed on through TO
charleston, S. c. Trains will run regularly
lille.
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UNDERSTANDINGS MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING LUMBER-Yard prices Rough,
SIS ner 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, 1904 so; lathipg-
Poplar, 81 rs; cypress, 81 pc r1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet.
LIME AND CONGRATULATIONS lime, 95c(9
81 a barrel; Tennessee, $4,000; Louisville
cement, 81 10 al rs a barrel; Rosedale ce.
ment, 81 80 a barrel; Portland, S.; plaster Of
Paris, 81 so.
NAIIs-S3 IS nsr kep
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GROCERIES.

SueAR-Pure white, 9s99sc; yellow, 81
@9c; open kettle, 7s@Sfc; refined A, Ole;
graduated, 9s@9ic; powdered, 10ic; cut
loaf, 1Oic.
CoFrEE-Common, S@s4c; ordinary, 81
@lOc; fair, 10f@I03c; prime Rio, 1l@11ic;
fancy, 134c; old government, 2SS25c.
MoLAssEs-Msrket Grm; Louisiana, com.
mon to fair. 324@40e; prime to choice, 45@
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NEW YORK, June Weather very warm
and trade very dull. There has been fair
quota OF orders for miscellaneous assort-
ments, but otherwise the demand is very ur-
imDnftant
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COTTON-SEEO.

CoTToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS per tor
per csr-losd lots.
CoTToN-SEED Ons-Crude, 39@40c pei
gallon, on rounds lots of 100 to 500 brls
Cooking oil, job lots, 45c. Summer yellow
rsiued oil, Ale incarload lots; summer white
Soc. Winter yellow, SIC; winter white, 54e,
| according to quantity.
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Mem his & Char. z. &.
Miss. IL Tenn. K. R.......,
L. & Y. G.. 5. r. R........
" EN- L Little Rock K. h
C.. O & S. ". r. Re-.
Missi sippi river .........,
WHIT riYer-........,,.....
ST f. Iucis Iiver...........
Arkansas river (Lotal
rive rs, 66o).............
Wagons g. other source,
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The Nes Orleans spot market opened qu e
at 80, quiet, closing dull. SAles, $50
bales. Closing quotations were az folloWs:
Yesterday Saturday
Ordinary. ......... ................ 81 SO
Good Ordinary. .................. g g
Low dluoung. We 70
ml1QllnS. ..-..---s-..... ....-.-leIs Tvs
GOOD MlddIlngs I'LL 1-lb III 40
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SUMMER RESORTS.
White Cliff Mineral Springs
VVoTEL-HICHLAND PARK Highland Hall
a renovated and firSt-claSS. Open June ID. Send
Alior Circulars. HAWKINS, l56 Lake ST., Chicago.
Holland Warm Springs Hotel
Madison County, N. q.

T ARGEsT Hotel and most Delightful Resort in
IL the South. Electric Bells in every room.
Kxcursion Tickets on sale at all principal points.
For information address
1.-THE WARM SPRINGS COMPANY"
II. A. GUDGER Manager,
Warm Springs PostOfice, N. @.
N. r Nagle, OF New Orleans Resident Physician
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Total receipts at all S. ports yesterday . ~
Total receipts same day in lS52... ...... 26r
fetal receipts same day in 100
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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HORSES AND MULES

The mule market is well supplied with all
qualities. the horse market is dull.
MULEs-No l drsy mules, 4 to years old,
16 to 16i hands, S2O0@250; 159 to Is, Sl5O(9
1875; Is 10 154 sl35@150; 144 to Is, S10O@l25.
HoRsEs-Good driving, $125@200; heavy
draft, sl50(9200; saddle horses, $1259250 (;
plugs, $40@75.
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The Liverpool spot market al noon was
quoted dull. saies, 5000 bales, of which
$3.50 bales were American. r ceipts, 49,.
9Co bales, of which $4,000 were American.
AT 1880: Ordinary, 44d; good ordinary,
sid; low middiing, 5 9-16d; uplands, SID; Or
leans, SD.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
was quoted steady; June, June-July, So.
Sad; July-Augusl, 5 81 Gid; Augus-Septem-
Der, 5 So Cad; September October, So Cad ;
Octobsr-November, 46 .64d.
At 4: September Oa'ob-r, SO Gid; No
vember December, 5 Al 64I.
Futures closed quiet,
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MOVEMENTS At THE lgvEE

Arrivals - Commonwealth, ST. Louis;
Mark Twain, DJers5urg; Dean Adam. o.
ceols; W. 2. Halliday, NeS Orlean.: Paris
c. Brown, New Orieans; Bale Memphis,
VIcssoUrg; Kate Adams, Arkansas Civ
Cozhoms FrIsrs Point; Rene Macresdg, ST.
Francis river; Ida DaIrsgh, ATksnsas river.
Departures City OF Cairo, 81. Louis; W.
P. Halliday, 81. Louis; Paris c. Brown, Gin
cinnsti; Mark Twain, Dyersburg; Dean
Adams, O,ceoia; Commonwealth, Vlcksburg;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; Coahom ,,
Friars Point.
Boats in Port.-Reue .Macready, Ida Oar
ragh.
Boats Due DOrn-WiI S. Hsya, james
w Cad und 3 lie Memphis.
Boats Due Up.-HaId Cash, and Wyoming.
Rsceipts Yesterday.
Paris c. Eiosn-20 pkgs merchandise.
W P HaIliday-550 pkgs merchandise.
Kate Adams-S0 b4les cotton, 9 Id cattle
and 81 pkgs sundrIes
Dean Adams 10 bales cotton, e. SKIS seed
and % pkgs sundT'ss.
Ida D4rraga-64 bales cotton, $500 sks
seed and IA pkgs sundres.
Coshoma-3l bales cotton, 1010 sks seed,
% brls oil aud IS pa gs sundFIes.
Rene NJ ,cre y-40 bales cotton, % bes
5eed-colton, ga ska seed, rs SKIS corn aud u
pkgs sundries.
Mark Twain-21 bales cotton, 9 bgs seed
cotton, ISL eks seed, 474 SKIS corr, 81 bris
potatoes and II pkg sundriss.
Commonw, alth-559 dry barrels, 1909 s6s
grain, 30 bxs bacon, bales cotton, II bgF
seed cotton, 81 nd sheep, 97S pcs bsgglog aud
467 pkgs me chsn!ise.
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PROVISIONS,

tStSlNSH
BUTTER--Creamery, 25@S5c; dairy, 159
25c; butterine, 17920c; Country, 10@20c.
CHEEsE-Prime fats, 124c; full cream,
53@l6c; Y. A, 15@154c.
MESS PoRK-S20 50@21 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, 149l44c; breakfast bacon, 14c;
clear rib sides, liz 9l1sc.
BULK MEATs-Pscked-clea sides, 111@
11sc; clear rib, 102@10sc; shoulders, Ss@S3c.
LARD-Tierce, 1l2@l15c; half barrels, IL
@12Be; kegs, l2@12bc; 2O-lb pals, 124@
12sci half paiis, 1s2<el2so; 1o,lb tins. 12s
12sc; leaf lard, 81 higher per cwt.
New YORK. ] une 4.-Pork irregular; new
mess, $40 90920 SO; options wholly ne
elected. Lard firm; prime steam, 1l.45@
113c.
in fair demand, 11024c. Bulk meats dull and
nominal. Bacon in lair demand; shoulders,
| 93c; clear NIB, 1lbc; clear, 113c. Butter
quiet; choice Western Reserve, 14c; choice
Central Oaio, 13c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4-Pork in fair
demand, $40. Lard quiet and weak; fierce,
11sc; keg, &c. Rulk meats higher; shout
ders, S.40GS4c. Bacon scarce aud firm;
shoulders, 9sc; long clear, l1Sc; clear rib
1l3c. Sugar-cured hams easier; choice cam
vassed. 1939l33c.
LOUISVILLE, June 4-Provisions quiet
but steady; new mes', $4,000 p. Bulk
| professionalism, 72c; clear rib, 10fc; clesr
! sides, 103c. Bacon-shouiders, She; clear
rib, 1lic; clear, 11!@u3c. sugar-cured
hams, l339l4c. Lard steady; choice ket-
tie rendered, 12l@l3o.
ST. LOUIS, June 4-Butter and eggs un-
| changed. Provisions dull and lower to sell I;
NO movement in round lots. Pork-iobbiug,
| $40 co. Bulk meats-long clear, l0.l0c; short
rib, 102Cc; short clear, l0.45c. Bacon
| lerg clesr, 10.S09l0.S5c; short rib, 10 90@
10 $50; short clear, 1l.20(a114c.
BALTIMORE, June 4-Provisions easier
but quiet. Mess pork, $40 70. Bulk meats
| shoulders d.clear rib sides, packed ,991lic.
Bacon-shoulders, 9ae; clear rib sides, 12ic.
Hams, 1449154c- Lard-rsfned, 123c. But
ter dull and weak; Western packed, 109l Use;
creamery, 20@21c. Eggs lower, Tic.
| CHICAGO, June 4-Pork active, but lower;
SO cash aud June, SO 10 July, SO 223@
lS 25 August, SIG 37i@l9 40 September, sl7
OH 023 the year. Lard active, but lower;
1l.52 3111.55c cash and June, IL 60911s Sc
July, il20@l122ic August, 11.10@,11 124c
September, 1017i@10.20c the year. Bulk
meats in fair demand; shoulders, 1900;
short rib, 10 10c; short clear, 10.45c. Butter
quiet and unchanged.
Call -Pork-demand active; SC lower for
June and August. Lsrd-demand active
and irregular; II 81! &c June, lls July 11.17}C
August, IL Csc September.
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SAN ANTONIO, June At is whispered
hat the engineers, conductors, brakemeu aud
ther employees Of the Southern Pacific west
4 here ere organizing strike on account OF
he recent 10 per ceLt. reduction in salaries.