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BUTTkR-Creamerv, 22925e dairy, 1239
lSc; butterine, l39l5c; country, i5(922e,
according to condition.
CHEEsR-Prime flats, 5@6c; N. Y. fac
tory, 7Gese; full cream, 124@l3c; y. A.,
MSS PoRK-$l2 so per barrel; sugar
cured hams, packed, 9!@llc; breakfast
bacon, 9z@l03c; clear rib bacon, &c.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, Gle; clear
rib sides, &c shoulders, Age.
LARD-Tierces, &c; half-barreis, tie; kegs,
74c; buckets, 73c; half-buckets, Sc; 20-lb
tins, Tie; lob tins, Tic; BIB tins, 7sc; Bib
tins, 73c; choice kettle, Sc.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Provisions quiet
Bacon-cIear rib sides, &c; clear sides,
Gle; shoulders, 4l@43c. Bulk meats
clear rib sides, 54c; clear sides, &c /;
shoulders, Ale. Ness pork nominal, Sll.
Hams sugar cured, 9994c. Lard-choiee
leaf, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Provisions easier
and slow, and only job trade done.
Pork, SO 60. Lard, 6.3O(96. 4Oc. Bulk
meats-long clear, ste; short rib, 5.35c !;
short clear, 555c. Bacon-long clear, 81
d15.65c; short rib, S0(d.5S5c short clear,
3 9596c. Hams, Sk9ll3c.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Pork dull, $40 75.
Lard easier, 6sc. Bulk meats quiet but
steady; shoulders, SIC; short rib, 54c.
Bacon firm shoulders, 43c; short rib, soc /;
short clear, 64c. Butter steady; extra
creamery, lS@2Oc; fancy dairy, 12@I3e.
Eggs easy, ll@1l &c. Cheese firm; Ohio
full cream factory, 6(97c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Pork quiet and
weak at $40 174al1. Lard firmer; refined
tierce, 64@65c Bulk meats in fair de-
mand; shoulders, 3.S0c; clear rib, SIZE;
long clear, 5ge. Bscon-shoulders, 43c /;
long clear, 6se; clear rib, nominal at
6lc. Hams choice sugsr-eured canvassed,
quiet at S!99e.
CHICAGO, June 20 = Provisions ruled
quiet but steady, mess pork ranging 5G9lOc
higher; quiet and firm; cash, $40 259
10 80; July, $40 25@10 80. closed Sl0274 /;
August, $40 5000 40, closed $40 374@
10 40. Lard quiet but steady; cash, $50
@6sc; July, 6Sc; August, 6.924c. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders,
3l@4e; short rib sides, $40 ;ccshort clear,
5.90@595c. On the Produce Exchange
butter quieta steady ;creamery, 144G916c;
dairy, l29l3c. Eggs quiet and steady,
l0@@11c.
afternoon Board--Pork 2Ic higher. Lard
unchanged.
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IL you are aicE with that terrible sick
ness, Nervousness, Won will find a Balm
in Gliead' in Hop Bittersfiln

II you are frequenier, OF a resident Of
- miasmatic district, barricade your Fvs-
tan against the scourgus % All countries
-Malaria, Epidemic. bilious and Infe~-
-uittcnt Ecvers. by the use OF Hon Bitter
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Sfate Female COlIege.

WILL 0PEN SEPTEMBER 18th, with full
w corps Of c1perier ced teachers For infor-
nation aud ciTcuiars eat on or address the Prin-
eipsis, Misses Bertha y. Gordon and Laura g
White. S ate female CeileRe, Nemrhis. Tom.
MEMPHIS SUMssEts SCHOOL
HNOR students af both sexes wishing 70 pursue
II some special ,sUrse Of study 70 OF them
80 yes for higher ~vades in she tall. Class, or
private instruction in Ensiish, Latin, French
and German.
Also, business Course in Commercial ArIth-
mefic. Book keeping and Letter Writing.
Session opcng July LIST, closes September ]. 1885.
For particulars applyfo
r. o. PREwfrr or T, E. SMITH.
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The following are the Wholesale prices
OF lumber in this market:
PoPLAR-l in, LIST and Sd clear, $3.50
81; II and in, LIST and I'd clear, S22(a24 (;
common board, S10C912 so; siding stripe,
Ike, face measure, LIST and I'd clear, So I;
ceiling, Ike in, let and ID, $50; dressed, L,
IL and 2 in, 1st and I'd, S2SG930; COM
mon dressed, in, Sli@l5.
TBiBER-Poplar, $500; cypress, S5(a99 /;
cottonwood, 1908 gum, S3(ds3 80: oak, s.
as; ash, $G9s; black walnut, S20@5O.
yellow PISE-l, u and in, Ist and
%, s20(924; dressed, $50; flooring, and 6
in, $25; flooring, 3 and 4 in. S27 so;
I'd flooring, SO so; heart step lumber, S35
@40; I ceiling, $25; ceiling, SD so;
ceiling, $40.
CYPREss-l, II and . in. LIST and I'd
clear, $2S@25; common, SIS; fencing,
Ike, 16 IT,, SIC.
OAK-1 to in, LIST and I'd, SCOOP
common, / and in, S3G9l2.
RED GUM-2ds, slS9i9; common SOLO
CoTToEwooD-l to 5 IN. mill run, cullf
out, $10@11.
LATH-Poplar, 50; cypress, 81 so.
BLACK WALNUr-lst and I'd. /, ! and
in. $65@75; common, s35 5G940i eulls,Sl
OPS.
SHNGLEs-No. 1, saved or shaved ,$4 25
eawed or shaved ssps, 50.
AsH-lst and % clear, to in, 5000
%; common, S11(A13 SO.
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Messrs. F. A. Jones 4 Co, live stock
sndcommission merchants. Monroe street,
furnish the following quotations Of the
horse and mnle market:
HoRsEs-Good driving, $l25@250; coed
saddle, Sl40@300; plugs, $35@S0; good
mares, $S5@I40.
MULEs-l45 to ID. S1f0@130; Is to 153,
S125@l40; 1871 TO 1G, $14O@175. Supply
small demand moderate
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No, 5724, r. DIN the Chaneery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-Bettie Reno vs.. A. Y Reno.
It appearing from bill which is sworn to in
this cause that the defendant, A. Y. Reno, is q
non resident Of the State Of Tennessee; resi-
denee unknown:
1t is therefore ordered, That 20 make his
appearance herein, at the oous house OF Shelby
county, in Memphis. tGnn., on o. before the first
Monday in ,.alF, 1855. and plead. answer or de-
mas 50 egmpl sinant b /, or the same will be taken
for oOnfeis as to him and set for bearing ex-
parte; and at a copy Of this order be published
once we for four successive weeks in the
Memphis A. real. This 18th day Of Nay, 1885.
A cOpy-at-g st:
S. J MoDoW ELii. Clerk and Master.
By H. f. va 81, Deputy Clerk and Master.
NJ. Winter and J. j. DuBOse, Soils. for com
hlAinan msd
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The Union Stock y ards and Fertilizer
Company reported the following condition
of the livestock market, Saturday, June
goth:
CATTLE-Choice corn-fed steers, SEQ to
loco pounds, 81 S5@5; good to medium
cOTn-fed butchers steers, S4(94 30 smooth,
fat COWS and heifers, S4G)4 rs; good to
choice grass fed steers, So 25(63 70 good to
medium half-iatted grass cattle, $363 %;
common, grszing cattle, mixed lots, $2@3;
scallawag cattle 81 1902; yeariings, S5(97
per head.
SHEEP-Good to extra heavy mutton
weathers, 4@l4e; common to medium,
HOPPE.
LAMBs-Good to extra fat, 60 to 20
pounds, 52d6c light and mixed tots, ST. 80
az 90 per head.
Hoes-1O0 to 125 pounds, 494lc.
KANSAS CRY, June 26.-The Lire Stock In.
dictator reports: Cattle-recsipts, 1859 head /;
shipments, 746 head stronger for shipping
grades and 5C9l0c higher; good butchers
steady; exporters, s. 35G95 so; good to
choice shipping, $dte75 25; common to
medium, 81 1904 %; feeders, 81 25(J4 rs /;
COWS, 81 1905 70. Hogs-receipts, II, $40
head shipments, 6909 head; firmer and
@l0c higher; assorted, SO S0(d3 80; mixed,
s. 65Gi33 20. Sheep-reeeipis, $40 head |;
shipments, 12l head quiet; fair to good
muttons, s. COOS 10; common. to medium,
81 75(92 so.
CHICAGO, June 26.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Cstte-receipts, T430 head ship
ments, 1900 head; natives firm and active f;
shipping steers, 5000 %; stockers and
feeders, s. 1904 IS; COWS, bulls and
mixed, S2@4 so; through Texas cattle,
steady, g 1904. Hogs-reeeipis, $4,000
head shipments, 1000 head; market
strong and active; rough and mixed, So 90
"a 20; packing and shipping, 81 100
4 25; light weights, 81 05@4 As; skips,
S393 20. Sheep-receipts, 1000 head
shipments, none market slow and weaker
natives, $2@4 49, Texans, s. 40@3 60;
lambs, per head, Sl@3.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Cattle-receipts,
500 head; shipments, 100 head; scarce
and firm; good light to choice heavy
steers, S5(96; good Colorado steers, $50
50; good butchers steers, 81 60@5
mized hutehering stock, IS 40(94 20
stockers and feeders, 50 SCOT rs: grass
Texans, 1904; corn-fed Texans, s. 1904.
Hogs-receipls, 500 head; shipments,
800 head firm and active; Workers, 81 10
| al 20; packers, So 1901; butchers, 81 Is
| GA 20. Sheep receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, 2200; best grades steady and firm,
butchers stuff DULL good to choice NUT
| tons, IS 25G4; common to medium, 81 %
@3; Texans, ST. 1908 %.
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Hides ANn PELrxy.

WooL-Choice washed, 2Sc per 10; an
washed, 10(923c; unwashed bury, IO@
Ice; clear do, l6@22c. Market weak
HIDRs-Dry flint No. l, 16Ic; No. 2,
13ic. Dry sailed, 10@1lc. Green sailed
e1@Sic. Tsllow, 6964e. Beeswax, 22@
26c. Market firm.
New YoRK, June 26.-Wool quiet; do
nestle fleece, 27@36c; pulled, l4932c;
Texas, 9G92le.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Wool easier sub
washed, 20@27c; unwashed, 1O@192c; fair
to choice medium and combing, 1S@l9Ac;
carpet stock, 9t@l3c; Texas, six to eight
months growth, 10@lSc, twelve months
growth. lg(G2hc
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New ORuEANs. June 26.-Sight ex-
change on New York, S2@2 25 per 1000
premium bankers sterling, zS5.
LONDON, June 26.-Consols, 80 11-15 for
money, and 993 for the account; Utlited
States bonds, AZ, 12'5 AIS, 1l5J; Atlntic
and Great Western firsts, 223; Canadian
Pacific, Az; Erie, 100; Erie, seconds, so;
Illinois Central, l29; Mexican, 244i st.
Paul common, 734; New York Central,
Ssf; Pennsylvania, 4S4 The Bank Of
England lost el97, 900 bullion on balance
to-day.
PARIS, June 26.-Three per cent. rentes,
SIT, 224c, for the account.
BERLIN, June 26.-The specie in the Inn
perial Bank of Germany has INCREASED
$50 600 marks
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Receipts Yesterday.

Ccahoma-191 SKIS seed and lot eundries.
CITY Of Proyidence-l0OO pkgs mer-
ehsIldise.
Dean Adams-102 brls potatoes and 90
pkgl sundries.
Alberta No. So bales cotton and %
! pkgfI sundries.
Ell Fostel-134 SKIS seed, 8 head stock
and lot plumber.
Rene Macready-1sO SKIS seed, $500 it
lumber and lot sundries.
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- n you are a minister. and have overtarol vour
self With your pastoral duties, OF 4 mother
worn out with care and work, or r. man on busi.
ness or labor, weakened ~ tho strain Of your
everyday duties, or man of letters toiiing over
your midnight work, Hop Bitters viii most
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BEONTEgseSS EzOEE54

OPEN SUEHER AND WINTER,
THIS delightful Seaside Resort for Tourist Of
situated directly On the beach Of the sui g!
Mexico, and ahesds fine BaGtinE. Fishlt -
HmutiDG and EsFtEEnz- The accessibility
pure cir and fr.ed0 FROM lara, renoer tti Al
one of the Eoost desirable spots on the ut shere
nE-IIotsl First-l iass Rates Reasonable
d publications. for rooms, by mai oy telegraph,
viii receive prompt attention.
2. j. MONIEOss. pr0r-isisr.
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uOUsE-BUILDING mArERIAI.s.

FRANISe-LU MHER-Ya ard prices -Rongh,
$l5 per 1000 feet, dressed, $50; yellow pine
poplar, S Is cypress, 81 per 1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20
feet.
LIME AMI CgMEHT-PuTe Alabama limo,
75@85c IL bulk delivered; 90995c per
barrel in store; Louisville cement, 81 SOFA
l rs per barrel; Rosedale cement, 81 259
2 30 per barrel; Portland, $4@4 SO; Ro-
man, So; plaster OF Paris, 81 SO; Hair, Sc
per pound; 40c per bushel.
NJ 70 Ok - Lax
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
,EOyEaFNrs Ar THE LEvEE

Ari-iUals Alberta No. 3, White river
Ed Foster, Arkansas river; Rene Ma
cready, st. Francis river; Coshoms, Friars
Point; City OF Providence, st. Louis; A.
G. Pierce, Dyersburg.
DeOartlires-City of Providence, Vicks-
burg; Coahoma, Friars Point; Dean
Adams, Osceola; A. g. Pierce, Dyersburg.
Boats in POrt.-Alberta No. 3, Ed Foster
and Rene Mscready.
Boats Due DolVn-City of st. Louis, Ar
kansas City and Dear Adams.
Bcdts Due Up.-City of New Orleans,
Belln Memphis and Winnie.
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Bran, 66c at mill. Cornmeal lower,
81 80. Rsceipls-Fiour, 1000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 10000
bu; rye, none; barley,none. Shipments
Flour, 000brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye, none;
barley, none.
At the afternoon board wheat was s@
tc lower, and corn was &c lower.
CHICAGO, June 26-The wheat market
opened steady this morning, but the fine
weather started selling movement which
of the session, and August dropped from
90sc to S9ic. After the price had gone un-
der 90c the feeling became very feverish,
and some large (short) lines were thrown
out. There we're more buying orders
from the outside, however, at the reduced
figures, and the price was carried up to
sole, and the last trading OF the day was
at 90sc, with somewhat better feeling in
the pits. The statement was made that %
boat-loads had been taken at New York
for export, but the report was not entirely
credited, but it had an effect in causing
the market to remain firm. The statement
OF the sEatistician, TalDlage, reducing his
estimate of the crop from 36l 100000 to
331 ,000, 900 bushels, was accepted by the
bulls as corroborating in a measure their
views as to the certainty of short crop,
but the statement did not appear to have
any very marked effect upon the course
of trading. Liverpool was quiet and
steady, with the price Of English wheat a
little dearer. The receipts here continue
fair, and shipments light. The receipts of
corn were large, and estimated large
again for tomorrow, which caused an cas-
Ter feeling, and the market closed &c lower.
The oats market was dull and easy, with
prices s94c lower, due to liberal receipts.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat opened
steady, but under desire to realize fell of
&c, reacted Sc and closed &c under yestei,-
day. Sales ranged: June, S79S74c, closed
87gc; July, S72G9SS4c, closed SSgc; August,
S94@90sc, closed 905c; September, 91s(S
92sc, closed 92sc; No. spring, S74(9S7s 60 ;
No. 3spring, 78c; No. 2 red, 93e; No. 3 red,
SHE. Corn quiet and shade easier, Ov-
ing to liberal receipts and fine growing
weather. Prices declined &c, rallied ic,
and finally closed &c under yesterday
cash. 4z5G474c; June, AS q Ale, closed
475947tc; July, 46s(947c, closed 1910 40;
August, 46s947e, closed 464c. Oats dull
and easier, closing sGD1c lower; cash, 32fc
June, 32f9324e, closed 324c; July, 32s6D
SHE, closed 32tc; August. 27s@273e,
closed 27sc. Rye easier; No.2, 62c. Flax
seed firm; No. ], 81 234. Receipts-Flour,
$4,000 brls /; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 49, 900
bu ;.oats, 123, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley,
1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls (;
wheat, $4,000 bu &C orn, 222, 900 bu; oats,
IS, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
afternoon BOGrd.-Wheat, quiet and I'M
changed. Corn steady, &c higher. Oats,
&c higher
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NOTICE OF Ell EDITION
FOR DIRECTORS.

MExPHIs, tenn. May 10, 1855.
HlHE stockholders Of the Melnhip5 City Rail-
i road Company are hereby notified that an
election for i've directors will be held a. the
o0mpany's office, corner Of Man aud Linden
.strests on Thursday, June 2j 1885, at g @ clock
p.n. X. DUDLEY FRAYSER, President.
J1sEs FROsTs SeeTstsrYs
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- Sr % yOD are In tho workshop, on the
farm, 40 the desk, s- ywhere, and feel
That your system needs cleansing, toning or
Stimulating, without intoxicating: IL you ara
Old, blood thin and im pure, ulas
tethlct nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hon bittors De- what you need %
give you new life, health and Nigor"
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81 80 per half barrel; Kentucky barrels,
So 5O(97; Kentucky half-bsrrels, 81. Vim
egar, l2sGsl5c per gallon.
-Mackerel, lob kit No. 1, SOC ;
No. 2, zoe; l5-lb, No. 3, Zoe.
EaGa-l0s
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Gonausfeafgues.s

Incorporated In 1865 for twenty-five years by The
Legislature for Educational and Charitable rur-
poses, with capital Of 81 ,00O,O00 10 which re-
sorve fund Of over $4,000 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franc il e
was made part of the Trcsenthtate Constitut ion
adopted pecem Der ID, AID. 1879.
The only Lottery D0ted on and inoorsef b. he
people Of dap STATE.
u neDer scales postpone.
It's Grand single Number DraVfnA :
take place monthly.
SPLEEN DID or ssORFGNIEN tn " =
A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DRAW
ZIG. GLASS a.. Is THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, July n. 1850
IS2d Monthly Drawing.
4 DIE 4 nlIa le-r nm
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The local market opened and closed
steady, with quotations unchanged, and
sales Of $50 bales reported. Weeks sales
$50 bales, all to spinners. Quotations at
the close were:
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II vou costivo dyspoutic, or E.tfrrfnr from,
any other Of the numerous diseases Of the stomnch
or towels, Il IS your owl lault Il you remain mi.
II You are wasting away With any form
moment, and turn FOR Z cure to-Hop Bittersiii
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If when you call for Iop Diitsrs ~ 800 60,
Ter Of Hops oH he l-hi'e iaheD the drti,,r ~,
Bitters or with other Hop" name, refuSs,5t1i
shun that druggist as You would wiper 1T
ne mas taken yeur money for the stuff, ~
him for fraud and sue him for damaees FOE
swiudle, and we will reward you literally foft
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I'D Point Comfort, Va.


Situated 100 Yards from Fort donroe.
open all the year. Ace91aa;o Cd 4tes i1le guests.
Surroundings picturesque auc historic. 2 j.
pointments, table and service uneIcolled. Bath
ing boating, fishing and driving steei%ii.. y.
4raetive Terms less for equal 7ccommod4ttors
than any resort in the country Pure zoe 81 aus
Tree from malaria and conducive 80 rereshlLs
sleep. Send for descriptive pamphlet
II. PHOEBUSI Proprietor.
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OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. S. A., L
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %, 1885, pm. +
The following observations are taken at
all stations namod at 75o meridian time, which
is hour faster than Nom phis tiInc.
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Non-Pasiden. Eanea.

Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee
aKansas City, Springfield and Memphis Railroad
Co. VS.. Francis White.
1t appearing from the petition, fled il this
cause, which is sworn TO, that the defendant,
Francis White, is g non-residsnt Of thS State of
Tennessee!
It il therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the Tax
fore the third Monday in September next, 1885,
and plead, answer or domur to plaintiff e pc
tition or the same will be taken for confessed rs
to him and set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy ,f this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
coPy-Attest: JOS. pHL, ClSgk.
BY Geo. J. Camubell, DepgtyEisEk.
EetSihan EFb. Attorney for Plaintiff, tn
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WishOrss Compound of Pure COd-1iVeF
OIL ASD I.INE.-Ths advantage OF this Compound
oyer the nlain Oi is, that the nauseating taste OF
the Oil IS removed, and the whole rendered Pala-
table. The offensive TASTE of the Oil has long
acted as great objection to its use; bnt in this
form the trouble is entirely obViated- A host of
excellence and success of g NILBQR's CoR-lTFER
OIL AND LInE;" bEt the fact that ii is regularly
prescribed by the medical faculty is sufficient.
eti sale by 4. B. WnBOR, Chemist, Boston, and
ht- Ill hrlLa-..iaAa-
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CoAL~On-Prinle white, wholesale lot
lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, June 26.-Petroleum firm
s.w. 11O0, 81.
lar and a trile weaker. National Transit
certificates opened at SD and closed at
SO; highest price, Ssi; lowest, S7S.
OIL CITY, PA, June 90 National
Transit certificates opened at S71; highest
price, SIS; lowest, 86s closed at S71 sales,
$3.50, 900 brls; cieaTances, 10, 274, 900 brls
runs, 55,9l6 brls; shipments, l,511 brls
charters. 80. l5g brls.
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WHISKY, ETC.

WHrsKY-Strsight Bourbon, 81 50@6
rye, 81 50(97.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 50@8; sher-
~, 81 50(96; ampagne-American ez-
ira, $7@S; Piper Heidsick, S25@27;
Mumm's extra dry, S29(93l Roederer, 500
@3I; We. Cliquot, $31@g33; claret, s. 75@
IL per box; Catawba, $4Ga)5 per case.
CHIoAeo. June 26.-W Risky firm, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, June % = Whisky dull,
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.--Whisky steady,
81 IS.
NEW ORLEANs,J June CIV hisky-W
ern rectifed, 81 05(6l 25
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CAPITAI. PRTAE. "a. NOO.

IOO.GO Tickets az Five Dollars Zach
Fractions, la Ftftbs, in proportion.
LIST on nHILL-L
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDF0RD Co. VIRGINIA.
Prepares boys and young men for Bushes. COL
iege or University. FHii corps Of insfruet-
ors. Th0rouehly and handsomely equipped.
Beautiful and hsalthg location. For catalogue
address " n ABBOT. Principal.
VaErqv1uc - a Va
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NrurnpK nRY Goons mARKEr-

EK= YnRY, June 26.-Witbout any
general demand this market has been very
quiet except a very good movement of
eottons in the execution of previous sales.
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HO, For Beer8heba Springs

THIS famoas Summer Resort opens for tho
be1eft OF the public June 18TH 30 con
fipue tic entire season. Hotel renovated and re
furnished aud facilities for entertainment second
10 none In the south.
yfIle sl5-IO with stop-Over NJ Nashville going OF
coming
ths lcssee Dr. JOHN Il. COOPER. BeersLlhI
Sprsnes, Grundy county, Tenn, OF JOHN i.
KY. Agent, A North Court St. Nemrhls, Tom.
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GENERAL TRADE.
eALL RoARp DEALINGS.

The following IL record of bids, offer
ings and transactions during yesterdays
session Of the Call Board:
CORN.
No. white, spot, sale bid, 555c
asked; June, 54sc bid, 55sc asked; July,
SAGE bid, 55!c asked; August, 55e bid, SIC
asked; year, 42c bid, 45c asked; No. .
spot, 47c bldg, SOC asked; June, Age bid,
ACE asked July, 474c bid, 400 asked; Au-
gust, ts1c bid, SOC asked; year, 43c asked.
e4fs.
No. spot, SIC bid, $3.50 asked year, S0ie
bid, 81 &c asked
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''FirG-PrDOf Dir

rs BIT EP than "coal-On or any other burn
'ChSr:eS EiDgwhld, if9 Poplar street.
Fred NOrti, shelby street.
VIM. kus'art, terminus Of Vance street, corner
Of Linden.
J, J. Duffy 4 Co. 2}S Main street
" G. q iswold, 423 Main street.
Otto Clauscn, 1873 Poplar street
John cumming. 2lS POplar street.
Mas Mary Richards. 454 Polar street.
VIM. Cunningham & Sons 81 Bealo street.
). L. Wa sh Bro. 80 Man street.
Geo. Mahan, corner Vance and l.auderdale SITS.
g. X Ryan * Co., 2i2 Main street.
E. Wright x Co.. 4l4 Main street.
A. kohlbry Co, l66 Poplar street.
F. franklin * Bro, 399 Vance street.
+. q. Campbell X Co, 4G5 Nam street.
s. Behr, l3l Union street
Joseph Nixon, 70 Charleston avenue.
W. Il. Butt, corner of Broadway and fernando
streets.
A. Schmidt, 80 Seventh street. Fort Pickering.
Charles Denman, South Gate, HI nwood Come
Read & Co., 14S Main street.
r. NJ. Hilton Il Co, Il Fifth street, Chelsea.
Graham Penick, 46 and As Third street,
Chelsea.
j. j. Duffy & Co., 2Ss Main stresao
Mrs. G. Wagner, corner Fifth and Eill streets.
J. N. Sutherland, 46 North Court street.
L. d. Bonfanti 456 Main street.
John Mcmahon, Sixth street, Chelsea.
M IL. Reilly, 81 Auction street.
John Il. Dennegan, Grocer, 100 Winchester ay.
Bert W bite, Ag snt cor. broadway and Ninth.
Patrick MeGaughran, 68S Shelby street.
Mrs. Rosa Werner, cor Second and Chelsea sts.
are not handling FIRE Proof OIL, and will be
prosecuted for Infringement our trademark
for representing OF selling other oils as Fire
Proof Oil. CIESS-CAR LEY COMPANY.
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sfsniIsdl Of BRISTOL Englnd
morIl 70 fahes Lewis Morris Of ia an9lanf