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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July ia.-Tho DOpcrs' journal 70,
ports: Cattle-llccGlpts 600 head; shipments 1850
head; market. steady; shipping steers 81 7bai Is.
Stockers aud feeders 81 2Sai W, cows, bultS aud
mixed 81 tel3 70; bulk 81 9iI2 IS: through Texas
cattle, loo lower; gul1en 50 bO43 80; COrn.icd 81 75a
90. IlOgs-SCcelpts HOO head; shipments $500
head; market strong, ~ higher; rough and mixed
81 I6ai gS; GkipS.S9 76ai Is, shCCp-llecGlptS l,0Ol
head; shipments 200 hGali market strong. l0ilIs
higher; natives Z 20lIl 70; WGStGrnSl 7bR325j Texans
81 VVl3 90 lambs, per head, 81 25l3 %.
East GIBERrY, Pa. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6Ss
head; shipments 7gS head; market fair nj Mon
days prices; no shipments TO New York to-day
llOyS-RecGlpu l,lO head shipments 1880 head
market firm PhllAdClphluS sI9OAS 90; Workers So
Al so; y cars shipped tO New York. SheGp-RC
CelplH 2,iGO head; shipments 1000 head; maTkGi
dull and n thade OIL from Monday.
CINCINNATI, July l9.-HogJ frm; common aud
light 81 coal ~; packing and butchers 81 tOlI VOL
receipts LIE head shipments 40 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

Alexander H. stephens' old home, Lib.
erty Hall, has been purchased by the
Stephens Monument Association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

Judging from their ferocious attacks
upon him, some Of the English church
papers would like to see the Grand Old
Man aRsasainaLAl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

quo RIVER RAILROAD.
" Timetable corrected 10 JUNE o, 1885. Trains
leave Panhandle station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, ~ iO~liOws-Central ! tAndarI
Tme-whlCh Is IS minutes slower than. Wheeling
oorNd SOUTH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

TENtsT1Go, Canada west, Ont
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SIrS;-YOur pills came oil right, and l can say
they arc q good bilious pill. 1 hAvO used q
great many pills, but | can say Dr.. O. Nice
Lanes FILLS, inGnlfActlred by Fleming DrOSu
arc gcnulne,and gentlemen YOU have my thanks
In sending. 1gaYe some OF those pills 70 my
nelghbOrs for o trial, ono OF my. neighbors
rot three pills. He said they did help Him. ,Ho
mo TO send for fifty cents worth for him. SO,
gentlemen, l Will do all ! can to introduce Dr.
O McIanO's. Liver FILLS. manufactured by
Fleming Brothers. Your. Will. respect,
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MwFdw

There are about 5000 newspapers pub.
lished In Asia, Of which 1000 appear In
Japan, and most Of the rest are publlshed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

DELAWARE. OHIO. One Of tho great Colleges
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fients. fIrNi.rlnAS Conservatory of uuAlr.
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Transportation

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI Il ST.
LOUIS RAlLROAD-Panhaudln Route;
Time t,ble for EGl and West corrected 70 JUNE
%, lASG Trains leave Panhandle station, loot OF
Eleventh. street, near public landing, ~ follows,
Central standard tlmeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

MEDIA (PA) ACADEMY FITS FOR
1Nl Bushes, or College. Special Drill for BACK.
wall Boys, singleO 0 double rooms. All student
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

FLEMING lItloS,
Doar Sirsi-Encloscd yOu will find ono dollar
fer which you will please send me more Of your
Dr.. y. McLane'S Liver Pills, Trust you nave
received the pay for tho laSttwO boxes order.
cd and received. lwonld only say. they have
done inc more good than | could express. |
feel much better now tllnn | Lave for TWO
REV. PHI SPAErH,
West SandlakU, N. Y.
AVOID CouNTERFE1Tsi Send US $50
and Wo Will send you by return mall q box Of
ihe genuine Dr, Q. McIhnO's Celebrated Liver
fiilS and eight handsome card.
FLEMING BROS" PittSburB, Ia
For Sale by retail druggists. Be
suro tho MoLano's Pills you buy are
made at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho oouns
torFoits are mado at Sc. Louis, No,
and Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

NEW YORK, July iS.-The exports Of domestic
GOtt0ls for the week has been Avs packages and
for the expired TOttlOn Of tho year 1876 az pack,
ages, against 49, III the same tlmo last year, l99,2i
ii 1871 and 81 7OJ Ia 1859. The DRAFT upon the supply
by mills Is more clearly shown In the total for the
fiscal year, July 90, which amounted 10 ~, 500 pack
0gOs, fg4irst lsl,Ill last year, l79,27G In lSs; and
lGd,OqG In 1881, tho largest previous total. An IN.
crease OF nearly 5000 pScRaHGs In the last fiscal
year over the previous one Il an important Item
lad readily accounts for the deficiency Of supplies
maud Is moro quiet, but a good YOlnmoo Of cuisines!
lsin prO!risH, the number Of buyers present being
lnCrensed.dAilY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

on CRY, July l3,-0ll opened ut GGNC; highest
G5Ac; lowest 6JMc: closed ii Go; sales $4,000 bal,
ruls; charters 1888 barrels; clGaHnCes 0,l21,0It
barrels; shipments 1915 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, PA, July l3.-petroleum dull and
steady; opened al CGHO; closed at CGc; highest
G6Nci loWtst 0b9Ec.
BRADFORD. Pa, July 12.-Oll opened at GGAcI
clos d at &c; highest G6ACi lowest G5IEci clcatar'
ces l,GSi,ON barrels,
TITusviLLE, Pa, July lS.-Oponod at GGNoi high
est G61&C; lowest GJ99Gli clOIed at 6Gc.
.NEw foRK, July 1o.-rettOleum firm; United
closed al Coo,
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nOuSrIInLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Apples, 81 50@S from
q ore; 81 2592 per carload iro n leves
or denot. DRIED appl's, 3@4o per
pound irlm ttore. Dried peaches, )
@tc from store.
PoTAroEs Potitoes, $l@2 from
store. Sweet pot .toes scarce, y 70 per
brl. Peas, 81 50@l rs per bushel.
VKoRrABLRs Onions, " zoos
from store; 81 51@? 90 frnm levee or
depf. Cabbage, 81 75G3 r'r crate.
Krrut, barrels, $5@5 So heii-,arrels'
So 7h(93 Garlic. 40G60O per 100
Turnipp, SOC per bushei.
FRUIT-0ra ,ges, Lpuisians, none
Cali ornis, 81; MesSins, SO bN@5 pei
box; Imper,sa, $5@5 80 par box
Lemons, 5000 per hox. Bananas
SI@2 80 per bunch. Coc0suuts,
"A per 100 PeaDuts--Virginia, zee
Tenuesae e, farmers stock, 3(94;t
roasted, $40 higher; shelled, lOc. AL
moods, 1870 DC.
PicKLEs--In jars, pinis, 95c; quarts
81 SO; hall. gallons, 81 76; gallons
So rs; 10 ,se, barrels, So: half-bArrels
So 50; mixed, barrels, $40 80; mixed
bali. lrrel4, SO.
RAIsISs london layers, 50 40; lay
ere, 50 70; California, -; Imperial
| So 50(94.
PEoANs-Texa', 8@l0c for small Il
medium, lO9l4c for large; Arkansas
3@5c.
WALNurs French, l2c; Naples, l5c
Grenobles, 15c. Fliberts he.
CIDER Missouri, $7(a7 80 per bar
ri AMI S4C9i 80 par slf.ba rel; Vine
gar. lI@l6s par gtlloa.
PoULTRv-rurkeyF; per dozen, u
ale. chicken, SO 80.
FISH Macs erel, half-barrels. No.
"a iO@5; No. 2, So IS No 3, ~ 20
IO-lb kit, No. l, SOC; No 2, 7O3; l6-ll
No. 8, Sic. Dry herfin q, family, 81
per box.
GAME-Venison, whole, 9(a5c; saC
dis, Ga &c; bear, 6(9Sc; wild tnrkey'
5O@15c; ducks, SO; tqulrrrls, fbC
quails, S7bc@ 81; pia rie chickens, 10
game fish. ll@12c.
EaGa finn. Halle.
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MEMPHIs DAILY ApPEAL--TUEsDAY, MAY H. 1SS6.

81 lOGAl Is; tomatoes, 2lb, standard,
SlAI 10; 8 I'D, 81 10; Strawberries, 81 IS
All 40: "a pterTies, 81 l5C9l 25; black
berries, $l(a1 Is; Rreengagss, 81 GOA
l IS; pears, S2G2 %; plums, 81 coo
| 20: asparagus, 81 60G4; green corn,
SlC0l So; green peas, s az .; cove
oysters. full weight, lib. Sldl 10.
cove oysters, full weight, bib, 81 75@
| So; cove oys'ers, light weight, l-ln.
65c; cove oysters, light weight, OLD,
81; condensed mi k Crown, s. 80,
Eagle, 81 70; Swiss, So.
SANTOS, May S-CrG,e-Receipis
during the week, l2,C00 bags; pm
chases for the United States, $4,000
b,gs; clearances for the United Slater,
1900 b s.; stock, 100000 bags.
RIO DE JAERIRo, May S.--CoileG--
Regular first, 1850 reis rer 100 kilos;
good second, $500 rails Receipts dur
ing the week, $4,000 bags; purchases
for the United st It, S 80 $50 bags ;'clear-
ances for the Unit, d S ates, $4,000
b ,es; stock, $751;, 0O0 bags.
NEW YORK, May l0.-ColTee spot
fair: Ri) quiet, SIC; options dull and
barely steady; sales, 5000 bsgs; May,
1859; August, us; November and
Decemb ~, 7l5c. SUGAR dull and in
BUYERS favor: fair h good re6pirg
Quoted at A l5.1695 1-l6 ; refiued dul:
mo I'D \, 6sc; confectionery A. GAO
90 49,: cnt loaf and crnsed, 7s@7tc;
galu ated, 6sc; cubes, 65@1c NJ E
asses quieG aud nominal. Rice ftsSdy.
HAVANA, May lowing to I'M
favorable news from ahro d the sugar
market was gu ct throughout the
we k, Pni a'tht ugh holde,s made
slight concessions, buyers h Id aloot
end lit IL business was doae. At the
ousl orts hod re were h'gh for buyerS.
Prices CLOSED pom'nel. Molas3es
su gar. regular to god polarization,
% O7@2 37l god per quin'al' Mascc-
vsdo. fair TO 20 d refining, so 70 9O'
pol rizatiou, $2@2 81; CentTifuga'
! 92o t. go polarization. in boxes, baIs
and hhdp, 1898 l24 Stocks in ware
hous's at H4vana aud M'taUzuS-
25 600 b xe' q, 100000 bags and 10000
hhds Rccep's dnriug the week
22,OC0 boxes 10000 bags aud 400 hbd'
Exports during the week-l6OC
b xls, g. 900 bags end 2600 bids, in
Guiding $4,000 tags and $500 hhds &c
he Unitpd sta es.
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lncrea,e OF receipts this year. ...426, 5SS


The Liverpool spot market at noon
was reported firm, in good demand.
Sales, u 600 bales, OF which American
10000 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales, OF
which American 1900 bales.
The following are the closing quo
tations: Ordinary, Lied; good Or
binary, 4 13-l6d; low middling, 5d
middiing uplands, SD; middling Or
leans, 1916. ,o,
1.-THE prices are given in pence and 64thS,
thus: 4 63 means So 64d; and vi
means l-64d.
At noon: Liverpool futures were
steady. The following were the
closing quotations: May-June, 5 ODD
June July, 05d; July-August, B O7d
August-September, 0Sd; September
October, 5O2d; OctoDer-November, i
November-D December, 4 esd; SEE tenn
Der, 5 09d.
At pm Liverpool futures were
quiet and steady. May, 5 O5d buyers
May-Jure e, 5 O0d buyers; June.July
s u5d buy ers; July-August, 3 O7d buy
ers; August-September, 5 USd buyers
Sep, ember- October, 5 DAD sellers; DC
tober Move mber, sd sellers; Novem
ber-D December, 4 63d buyers; Septem
Der, 5 09d sellers.
At 4 pm: Liverpool futures were
dull. May, 05d sellers; Msy-June
5 O5d sellers; June July, O5d sell
ers; July-August, 3 Old sellers; Au
gust-September, 5 0Sd sellers; Sep
tember October, 3 03d sellers; October
November, 4 ed sellers; November
December, ed value; September
5 0gt sellers.
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RWEADsrUJhFe.

CoKN-W bite, 47c; mixed. Acc, irDm
store from leVee or depot, white, 44c;
mixed, 42c; in sacks, in round lote,
white, 42c; mixed, Acc.
.HAY-Choice, from store, 85c; prime,
7S@SOc; prairie, SOC; Ionnd lotr from
ieSee or depot, choice, Sl4@A 30 J;
pirne, Sl3@13 &c; prairie, $8SS 30
Z OArs- 4 hite, Acct mixed, 3S1c,
from store round lots fr1m leVee ON
track-white, sacked, BIC; mixed,
sacked. 35lc. ~t
BRAN-FTom It IRE, CSC per cwt.
round lots from levee, $l4 75(9l6 per
BEAM-Navy, 81 1892; medium.
81 COOL 70; German millet, u zoe
/ 40.
CoRNGEAL-Standard, g 1902 Is
pearl, SECS 25 from store, &c cheaper
fpom mill, levee or track.
RIcE-LonisianA, 49sc; Carolina
6@7c. -. -.
from store.
CRACKED VHKAT-In haltbarrels
So 20 from store.
FLouR In car log, double extra
S293 50; triple extra, So IS; family
s. 75G4 choice, "a 2594 IS; fancy
81 1904 20; extra fancy, "a So(95
patents, S. 25Ca5 IS; from store
fsmiy, 54@4 25; choice, 81 25(G)4 40
fancy, 81 65G94 90; extra fancy, SOC
5 %; patents, IS SOFAS 25.
HONEY AND GRIIs-From store, 8
@32j.
CRACKERs-Sods, extra, 4e; soda
treble extra, Age; lemon crackers
extra, &c; lemon CT am cla;kers
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GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS ir.
WEATHER clear and warm.

BUsINkss t.lr'
WEATHER clear and warm.
CAPT. VIM. TICHENoR of Ashporty
Tenn, was Ia the city yesterday.
Tax towboat Jack Frost, with tow
of empty ice barges, departed Sunday
for st. Louis.
THE Coal City, with a tow of coal,
passed down for New Orleans yester-
day morning.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, l27
bales co ton, bags seed cotton and
1916 sacks seed.
TIE Gayoso arrived Sunday with a
fair trip from the upper bends and re-
turned again last evening.
TnELes Liners departed on time last
evening-the Coahoma for Friar's
Point and the Dean Adamsaor Osceola.
The City of Providence passed
down Sunday evening for Vicksburg.
She discharged here 70 tons OF freight
and added 10 tons.
TAG river at this point marks 20
feet | inch by the gauge, or % feet z
inc mes above low water mark, rise OF
4 tenths in "a hours
The Will 8. Hays pas ed up at an
ea,ly hour Sunday morning for 81
Louis. She put off here bales cot
ton and CAL sacks seed.
THE Buckeye State arrived Sunday
night from Cincinnati with 1000 pack
ages freight for this place and returned
again last evening with ght trip.
THE New Mary Houston passed up
Yesterday evening for Cincinnati with
$50 tons freight. She discharged here
A barrels molasses and 30 empty
hogsheads and added l25 bales cotton.
THE Joe Peters arrived yesterday
morning from Arkansas river with 10
bales OF cotton, 1915 sacks OF seed
and 81 packages OF sundries. She re-
shipped at Terrene q bales OF cotton
She returns this evening at the usuaS
hour.
Tag Little Rock road, having re-
sumed operations, the ST. amers T.. W..
Cole and Coahoma will cease running
to Madison. TIE latter steamer VIII
return TO the FriArs Point trade and
the Cole will 90 to bank. The Dean
Adams will resume her trips in the Os-
csola trade.
The New Orleans PicoylRe OF Sun
day saws: Capt. Charles 7. Pierce,
the well known pilot, died vest rday
morning. The deceased commenced
steamboating in he forties, as pilot on
boats in the Cincinnati and New Or
leans trade He afterwards piloted on
the John Simonds, II. X. w. Hill,
Bulletin, Ingomar, and OF e. eele-
brated boats in the Memphis and New
Orleans trade, and ter was engaged
Nv the late Capt. J NJ White n the
Southern Belle, J. f. Trabue, Nicks-
burg and Gen Qui man ia he Nicks-
burg and bends trade. Since the war
Capt. Pierce had piloted on many OF
tht famous DO /. in the Vicksburg
and New Orleans trade, among Others
the Kat j. Frank PaTgoud, J. NJ.
White and Parg0ud. The flags on
the steamers yesterday were at half
mast in respect to his memory.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREMIUM.
Cotton Lower n id itg, S7Sc-
Sales Yesterday, 1850
Bales

Money in fair demand at per cent.
Local securities steady. The cotton
market yesterday closed quiet and &c
lower; middling, SIC; sales, 1890 bales.
At New York spots closed steady, but
Lice lower; middling, Ole The
course of the future market is thus
described by Greene & Co.'S report:
"Some fair trading to-day with quite
a lit e demand at one time for Au-
gust, but general tone easy and the
close quiet at a small shading from
Saturday evening. Liverpool spot act
i've in anticipation OF day and half
holiday after tomorrow afternoon,
but otherwise foreign accounts some
what tame. There is still evidence OF
a desire to sell the new crop
A New Orleans spots were dull and
irregular, but not quotably lower;
middling, Sc; futures steady and to
2 points lower than Saturday; June,
sole. At Liverpool spots were firm
and in good demand; middling, 5sd;
futures dull, but t4d higher; May
June, 5.05d The general market pre-
sents no features of note.
IMPORTS
One hundred and fifty SKIS bran 8
pkgs butter, 81 pkgs bacon, 80 pkgs
boots and shoes, 80 hu corn, Y
pkgs dry goods, AZ pkgs eggs, 1927 b Is
-four, 204 bales hay, l4pkgs bats, 3 nd
hogs,9 nd sheep, ~ pigs lard, $500 IT
lumber, AZ pkgs liquors, Is bis meal,
50 kegs nails, $500 Blu oats, 81 brls
onions, 81 brls otatoes, 8 cars pork
sides, 81 brls gar. 295 pkgst tobacco.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, withdrawn and in store
by regular elevators, as reported tC
the Merchants Exchange to-day:
Corn received, 1888 bu; withdrawn
1868 bu; in store, 69,604 bu. Oats
received, 700 bu; withdrawn, 1885 bu
in store, 1892 bu.
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CATTLE Choice to extra corn fed,
900 to 1850 pounds, 4tt@4Ic; good,
"a a43c; cho ce & ass-fed, 3l@3}c,
good, 3a3lc; fair to medium, Z39
&c; common, 1t(D2c 49,
HoGs-Choice, SS@4c; good, $40
SIC common 393lc
SHEEP Choice, 4@ilc; medium, 3
@3Ac, common, fl@l 90.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May l0.-The
DaUv Indicator reports: Wheat--re'
c,lpta, go bushels; ehipmentP, 49,
OOj bushels; IN ore. 3l4, 203 bushels;
market 10 yer; No. 2 red, cash. 10 tid,
Sic asked; June sales at 65c; Ju y,
671c asked; No. 2 Rofi, cash, 79c asked.
Corn-recpipts, 1000 bushelH; chic
mentp, II 900 bushels; in ste 90i %
hush bells; market lower; No. 2, caeh,
281c; June, 27tc bid, 27ic asked No
2 white, cash, ga; bid, 29j asked.
Ga g steady No 2, cash, 251c bid, 26tc
asked.
KANSAS Cry, NO., May I0-The
Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle :
Receipts, 1873 mead shipmen s, Ills
u. H. mark ct slow. Shipping grades
i6c 10 Wer butchers 10c DIVER; stock
ers and feeders weak and quiet,
Choice 10 fancy, $500 ~; fair :,
good, 81 6094 90; common 10 me
INN, $4Cdi4 so; stocke's snd feeders
IS 40.a4 20; cows, 50 6093 90.
Hogs Rsceipie, BIG head, ship.
meats, 1927 head; m IEAt weak arc
sal 10 .ST; good to choice, 80 SO'G
8 95; common to medium, 50 coz 3 80
Sheep receipts, z; shipmentS, none
m wkst firm, good to choice, " 6OCa
4 so: Common 10 medium, 1908
CnIcAeo, ILL.,, May lO.-The Dro
GERS Journal reports: Cat le-Re
ceipts, 1910 head shipments. 25Ot
head market 2 (@35j lover Than Fra
cav. mp tlv on hSAvy cattle; shipping
steers, $50 to 1900 rounds, "a 6O(d
s 50; stockers and feeders, 1904 b.
bulls and mixed, i2a4 10; bn'k $50
4 % thro1gh Tx cattle. 81 05(a}5 u
Hogs Receipts, SO 0 head; ship
ments, 60OO head; market slow: ]. "a
Is Love; rough and mixed, - 20 9
4 10; packing and shipping, % 9Oe
4 ~. light, f3 8 'a,4 10; skips, 81 5Oa
3 90 Sheep-Receipts, $40 head
shipments, noe market tl)w an'
sea "a iv-o. s2@5, T~xans, S2@3
II e D ouers Journals LINTON caole
@ am q % SO t G fully lc Pc p 1un'
over; 1900 Am ricans At Depf)rl
b ~ steers q p-r pound, dressed.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
noNrnrN.nAr rnE LxvgE.
THIS DAY

Irrirdk.-Kate Adams, Arkansas
CITY; Coahoma. Madison, City OF
Pr evidence, st. Louis; Bucseye state,
Cincinnati; Dean Adams, Osceoiai
Gayoso. Tiptonville; New Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans; viii ). Hays,
Nirksburg; Joe Peters, Arsanas river.
Dspdrturss.--Will ;. Hays, 81. Louis;
New Mary II ouston, Cincinnati Buck
eve State, Cincinnati; Gayoso, Upton
Vile: CITY of Providence, Arkansas
CITY; Coahoma, FriarJ Point; Dean
Adams, Osceola
Bouts IN ror.-Joe Peters and Rene
Macrcady.
Boats Due Dorm. City OF Cairo and
City Of Natchez
Boats Due Up. Chickasaw, City OF
st. Louis and Arka sas City.
Receipts Yesterday.
City of Providence-15 tons mer-
chandise.
Buckeye State - 2Goo pkgs merchan-
disc. 80
viii S. Hays bales cotton and64l
SKIS seed
Dean Adams 3 bales cotton, 2l SKIS
seed. . nd stock and ~ ~ &c srr 'ries.
Kate Adams l07 al,s cotton, 4
bags seed-cotton, 80 SKIS seed and 20
pkgs sundries.
Gayoso--l04 SKIS seed, l1sks Wheat,
28l SKIS corn, II nd cattle, IS hogs and
6 pkgs sundries.
Joe Peters brought out OF Arkansas
river AZ bales cotton, 1915 SKIS seed
and RI nkps sundries
New Mary Houston -4i brls molas
SEES and so empty hogsheads
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than carload lots, SIC. From store,
9Oc per sack. CAKE-Nominal, sl6
per ton. Om-In carload lots, prime,
crude c. S. oil, 2ll@22c; prime sum
mer yellow, 26l927c; oa-summer vel
low. 25lG26lc; miners -; choice
coo,ing summer yellow, 26aSOc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-11

LONDON, May TO- Consols, 100 l5-.6
for money, and l0l lilo for the ac-
count. United States bonds, As, l2SB.
Bar silver, AL 3 l6d per ounce.
PARIS, May 10 Three per cent.
rentes, S2f. 27ic for the account.
BERLIN, May lO.-The staten mt OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
an increase in specie OF $3.50 OOO
marks.
BANK CLEABINGs.
CHICAGO, I'LL, May 10 Bank clear
ings to day were S., 100000.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, MAY 10.-Clear'
ings of the banks, II, l51,lO9.
New YORK, May TO- Exchanges
800 AIS, 1856; balances, $S,427 669.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 10.-BanR
clearings, 81, 7S5, 1927 balances, $l,l47,'
ISL.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 10.-Bank
clearings, $l,9l5,6l6; balances, $24O,
093.
BosToN, MASS, May 10.-Exchanges
SIS, 12l; Sl5; balances, 81 1882. Rat'
for money, 2@2l per cent.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l0.-Bank clear
ings. 1922, 1876; balances, S6O7,9l6
Exchange on New York easy at par.
WEEKLY cLBARINGs.
BosroN, MASS, May l0.-The fol
lowing table, compiled from specia
desp atches to the Post from manager
of the leading clearinghouse in tn,
United S ates, shows the gross banl
exchanges at each point for the weel
ending May 9Th, 1886:
New York, 6S4, l47 ,351; inc, $40.
Boston, so, 1853, sos; inc, POP.
Philadelphia, So, l43, 1923; inc, 27.1.
Chicag, ', 62,562, 900; inc, 2i,6,
st. Louis, IS, 500, 246; ice 1853.
Baltimore, IL 1888, 1853; dec, 0S.
Cincinnati, 8 650,000; inc, ll.5.
San Francisco, 9,9o6907; inc, l.9.
P ttsburg, S,S07 40; inc, 81 3.
Louisville, 5,072,3 rs; inc, 1919.
Milwaukee, 4,77l 900; inc 295.
Kansas City, 6,35l, 9l9; inc, 40.2.
Providence, 4,23 900; inc, 1913.
New Orleans, 7,094,6t0; inc, 1872.
MlIuGdpOlls3 f3Oo-I-OVf AS'i - ~
Denver, 4 OBS, 597.
Omaha, 3,252,0S9; inc 81 S.
Detroit, 8, 49,, 800; inc, II.
Clev land, 2,556,270 inc, l6.1.
indianapolis, 1,169,5S3; inc, s.
Columbus, i.7l9, $50; inc, 29.5.
Memphis, l, 454,0yl; inc, 1851.
Hartford, LII $3.50; inc, 40.
New Haven, l,754,95O; dec, O.4.
Peoria, 729,279; dec l0.1.
Portland, 9lS,214; inc, 4
Worcester, 1892; nc, III.
st. joseph, $4,000; inc, Az.
Springfield, 800,9lS; inc 1877.
Syracuse, 672 1858; inc, l4.2.
Lowell, 62l $50; inc, 34.9
Total, 994, 1888, 40; inc, 302
Outside OF New 70 k, 3lS16S, LIS
inc 81.
Denver not inc uded in totals.