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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-13
GENERAL NEWS.

BUSINESS quiet.
WEATHER clear aud warm.
TIE Ark, with tow Of coal, passed
south Sunday.
MAJ. JOHN D. ADAMS left by rail lor
the East las. night.
THE Lee Line packets were in and
out on time yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, so bales
cotton and 973 SKIS seed,
THE Gayoso cleared on time last
evening for TiptonvilIe.
The Boaz completed her repairs and
started up the river Sunday for her
tow.
THE II S. Hayes and barges pa' sed
up a. daylight yesterday morning for
st. Louis.
The City of st. Louis passed down
Sunday for New Orleins with 1900
tons Of freight,
THE Harry Brown, with a tow OF
empty coal barges, returned to the
Ohio river Sunday evening.
THE X. l.. Cobb arrived Sunday
evening from Arkansas river with Is
bales Of cotton, Al head OF cattle and
II packages OF sundries, and returns
this evening at the usual hour.
The Win S, Hays passed down at 8
o'clock am. for Vicksburg. She dis
charged here 30 tons Of freight and
added 20 tons, aud on her return
from Vicksburg will lay up here.
THE Ohio arrived Sunday evening
from Cincinnati with 5000 packages
freight for this port, and returned yes
terday evening with $50 bales cotton,
720 sfs oil meal, 225 old car wheels,
big lot sundries and good list OF peo-
nln
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sale, clio ing at S3sc. Corn iai,ly act
i've and stronger. The market opened
very strong and advanced sole over
SatuIdlv. but eased off later and
closed f@sc higher. No. 2 mixed,
cash, S23@SS4c; Aueu't, S4l@
SAGE, closing at Sale; September,
SO aS6lc, closed at Soc. Oats strong
and sole higher; No. 2 mixed, cash,
S2f@32c; August, 273c; September,
2SIc. Rye fra, SOC. Barley-No. 8
spiiug, 4Sc Hay fairly active aud
steady; prai,ie, S4@7; timothy, $50
II. Faxseei steady, 81 OF. Bran, 4hc.
Cornmeal firm, 81. Receipts-Flour,
1000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; osts, 1900 bu; rye, none /;
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments Flour,
5000 brls: wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 49,
600 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, none; bar
ley none.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE trading in
wheat WAS very active To-Day, and with
a generally stronger feeling. The
market started in at Sic for August,
rose TO 50 l-l6c on good buying, but
settled hack to 81 &c on the publication
Of the Wis BILE supply report, showing
an increase Of $4,000 bushels.
Weather adv!ces aud cop conditions,
however, favored the bulls and held
the market up at the close to nearly
the highest figures OF the day, August
rlcssd at o'clock at Size On ihe
"curb" in the afternoon August wheat
was quoted of to Sig. There wss
free buying of corn by shcrts during
The early hons, undsr which Sertem,
bsr delivery rose quickly to 40c, hat
dropped CT later TO 39lc and c osed It
$3.50. Oats ruled ytroug in the eary
dealings, but shaded oil Nnd closet
easier than on Saturday Fonr finn
and unchanged. VIII at active and
higher. S les ranged; July, 1910
S0$c, closed sob; August, SlI0S2ir;
closed Sl33; SEPTEMBER s. 1S35c,
closing at S34c; No. 2 fpriuc, sole.
Corn eighty excited and somewhat
stronger; cash, 37sc; JuIy 36s@87& F,
closing az S7sc; August S7S@3S4c,
closing st 5Ssc; Sspombor, S95G40c,
closing az Sole. Jais frmsr early, bnt
closed easy; each and July, 2alc;
August, 29P 29gr, co ing at cole;
SEPTEMBER 20l q 3ORt, closing ct pose.
Rye qai,t; M. >, l6'. Barley MONT
MI. Flaxafed st aiy; No. /, 81 lGs
Rec ipts--Flour, 5000 hrs; VIII .or,
10000 ba; C IN, 2S6000 bu; oats,
$1,000 bu; rye, lOO0 bu barley, none.
Shipmonts-- Flnur, 5000 brlsi wheat,
1908 tu; c'rn 10000 bu; nat' $4,000
b1; rye, 1000 bu; barley none,
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sugar dub; continental, lice; re-
ned,quiet; white extra C,5s@5 7-l6c !;
standard A, SIC; graduated, Gle;
Mo!asses dull; 500 test, lS}c. Rice
steady and in fair demand.
HAVANA, Julyl2.-Suga,--owing to
favorable news received from foreigu
markets during the past week, the
market has been active, chiefly tor
speculation; prices advanced frac-
ton. The market closed firm; mo'asses
sugar regular to good polarization, at
81 S79 gold per quiutal; Muscovado.
fair to good refined So to 90 lat 81 S7lC9
- 12A. In warehouses in Havana and
Matau zas, 5000 boxes, $4,000 bags,
1880 hogsheads. Receipts of the
week, 1850 boxes; 74,00S, 800 Bugs and
1000 hcgsheads.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREMIUM.
Cotton bodybuilding, 8 he
Sales Yesterday, $50
Bales.

Money in fair dem and at per cent
Local securities dull.
The cotton market closed steady,
middling, 9tc. Sales, $50 bales.
At New York yesterday spots closed
steady. Sales, 1850 bales; middling,
8 9.16c A leading New York cotton
circular Gays: Tao market was less
active and easier with decline OF
some 9 points, followed By small
recovery, but not much strength. The
tame tone of the cable advicss was the
main depressing feature and led to
pr. tty free unloading.
At New Orleans spots were qliet
and l-16c higher; middling,
8 3I63; futures steady; July, GA
@9.16c.
At Liverpool spots were finn, good
demand; middling, 5 Sled; futures
quiet; July, 5 l7.64i.
In the general market there are no
features OF rot9. Eggs dulI at 500.
IMPORTS
Six hundred and eighty-two SKIS
bra1, Is brls b ans and peas, SO pkg'
but sr, 700 TOLLS bapgiug, SOD pkgs
bacon, 75O pkgs boots aud shoes
74l5 bu cora, / car co ton seed,
972 SKIS cctton seed, l2I pkgs cry
goods, 81 pigs eggs, 1872 br.a tlou',
289 bales nay, IS p&gs ha'a, 81 hi ct
tie, 90 Id hor3es and mpl 5, 537 pkgs
lard, J26,50) # lumber, 70 pkgs
liquor, IA brl meal, 2 hriS mola'sss,
go ksg' nail, 8 brls 20 atoes, 8 cars
pork sides, 20 hT's sugar, 1911 pkgs to-
bacco aud 5000 b1 wheat
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of
grain received, withdrawn and in store
by regular elevators, as reported to
the Merchants Exchange today:
Corn received, 2544 hu; withdrawn,
45l6bu; in store, l7,470 bu Oats re
reived, none; withdrawn, ZOO bu: ia
store, $3.50 bu Whelt received, 1918
bu; withdrawn, none; in store, 46lS
bu,
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HOUsEHOLD SUPPLIEs.

APPLEs-Drjed apples, 2}@3c per
pound from store. Dried peaches, 8
oslo from store.
VEGETABLES - Onions, 81 70 from
store; 81 50@2 90 from levee or
depot. Cabbage, 81 75(aS per crate.
Garlic, 100000 per 100. Turnips, soc
per bushel.
FRUIT-0rauges, Louisiana, mona !;
California, W. Lemons, S6C07 per
box. Bananas, 81 50C92 80 per bunch.
Oocoanuts, So per 100. Peanuts--Vir-
giuis, 74c; Tennessee, farmers stock
3@4c; roasted, 24c higher; shelled,
l0o. Almonde, lS@20C.
PICELEs-in jars, p,nts, 05c; quarts
81 90; hat.callong, 81 15i gallons
S. IS ;loNse, barrels, SO; hsll-haryels,
VS. o.; mixed, barrels, $40 90; mixed,
h-' tsrrals, So,
RAIsNs london layers IS 40; lay
era, ~ 10; California, -; ImperiaL
So 1904.
PoTAToEs New, 81 %.
pECANe -VoXas. S,Al0c Tor small Co
medium, lO@llc Tor large; ArSanaas,
9@5o.
WALNUTs French, l2o; Naples, iba
Gteacblea, l5c. Fi.her'5 l2c.
JpER Work, SO 50 per barrel
and Ssh so per hott-baue,; Vinegar 12l
@l5C per gl'on.
PoUiTRY- Obicken5 81 2502 %;
Old hens, 50 2502 80.
GAME Game dph, lt@l2c.
Fees Quiet at Sl&9c.
FIsu--MGcterel, hali.h1yrH'1, No. l.,
f4 '0@5; No. 2, SD .5@3 90; No. 8,
70 1905; lob kit, No. /, soc; No ,,
70o; l5lh, No, 8, SOC. Dry herrinss,
family, 30G per box.
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LA OrvseS, -. ..s..,vnU urth, %.
Little Rock, %. Louisville, Is.
Memphis, "a. New Orleans, 1872.
Nashville, 40. Pittsburg, p.
Omaha, is. 81. Paul,
81. Louis, 80. yicksburg, Al.
Shreveport, %. Yankton. "A.

Omaha, Is. ST. Paul..
81. Louis, 81. Nicksburg, Al.
Shreveport, %. Yankton, "A.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July l2.-Noon-
River stationary, with ~ feet 0 inches
on the gauge.
PITTsBURs, July l2.-Noon-Rivef 8
feet inches on the gauge and sta
tionary. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July r. Noon River
falling, with 7 feet 3 inches in the
canal and 5 feet l inch on the falls.
Weather clearand pleasant. Business
dull.
CINCINNATI, July l2.-Noon - River
- fleets inches on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather cloudy; thermometer
$40, Arrived: James w. CAT, Mem
phis, last night; ParisC. Brown, New
Orleans.
CAIRO, July l2.-Notn-River 81 feet
inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear aud hot. Arrived: City
of New Orleans, New Oreane, l0p.m.:
Joseph b. Williams and tow. New Or
leans, 10 pm; City of Nicks burg,
10 pm; Iron Age and bargea. st.
Louis, midnight; hole Memphis, ST.
Louis s am, Future City and harges,
st, Louis, 20 am. Departed CITY of
New Orleans, st. Lofts, 10 pm. Jos.
+. Williams, Ohio river, mid -ieht;
CITY Of Providence, st. Louis, mid
night; IIon Age and barcee, Memphis,
/ am.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
R EAL ES TAT X .

No. 1921, X. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county state of Tennessee for use, ETC.,
vs.. Joseph Haines ct al.
10y virtue of an interlOcutory decree Tor
ID sale entered in the aboyo cause on the
22d day Of January, 1886, M. b. 81. page 1853,
/ will sell t public auction, to the high
est bidder, In front o the Clerk and Masters
offce, courthouse Of Shelby county Mem
Saturday, July 81, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county Ten
nessee, tO-wlt; -
Lots 10 and 20, Rembert subdivision, 'front.'
ing rs feet each on the west side Of Ross ave-
nue., and running back l4SH feet. Sold ass
property Of Asa Selby, Jennie Talbot and
Lot 81, E. p. Stewards subdivision, trout
ing so feet on the east side Of Mississippi AZ,
enue, and running ack between parallel
tines on the north line 25S feet, and on the
south line 2lQ% feet TO an alley, being the
third lot north Of Chaplin avenue
Terms of Sale-0n credit OF six months;
note.with security, bearing interest required;
lien retained; redemption barred. This
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk aud Master.
ByH. Y. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master,
F.H. &C. W. Heiskell, Solicitors.
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LIVE RrtbCH.

CATTLE-Choice TO extra, corn fed
900 to 1850 pounds, none; good,
none; choice grass fed, 34@33c;
good, 3@3tc; fair to medium, 2A@
23c; common, 1t@2c.
Hods-Choice, S3@4c; good, $40
33c; common, 3@3lc.
SHEEP Choice, 31@3Ic; medium, 81
@3c; common, Sl@l so. Choice
lambs, per pound, DC.
KANSAS ClTY, Mo-, July IL The, Lie
Stock Indicator reports: Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1856 head; shipments, 664.
Good cattle steady; common weak and
dull; good to choice, "a 25@4 GO;
common to medium, SO 75(G4 Is !;
stockers, 81 60@3 %; feeders, So 300
375; cows, $2@3 %, Hogs Receipts,
5l79 head; shipments, 2l32 head mar
ket steady; coed to choice, "a 5000 IS !;
common to medium, "a 35@4 40
Sheep - Receipts, AL head; ship
ments, 382 head market steady; good
to choice, So 50@3; common to medi-
um, 81 5000 25.
CHICAGO, ILL, July l2.-The Drouers'
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts,
5000 head; shipments, 1900 head
fat beeve7, 10@l5c higher; shipping
steers, $50 to 1900 pounds, So 75@5 %;
stockers and fec ders, SO 30(94; cows,
bulls and mixed, 81 70@3 go; bulk,
50 35692 65; through Texas cattle,
2400 head sold Zoe lower; grass, 50 80
as 50; corn fed steers, % 50@4; 235
head of thin, bruised Wash ngton
s'ee,s, averaging 1850 pounds, sold at
So so. Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head;
shipments, 5000 head market steady;
rough and mixed, "a 1904 20 packing
and shipping, "a 1904 30; light, "a As
"a S24; skiJs, So 70@4 25. Sheep
Receipts, 1900 head; shipments, 500
head; market steady; natives, II rs
C94 80; western, 1908 so; texans,
81 7t@2 70.
The DrOUers' Journal London cable
quotes cattle lc lower; best American,
l2Ol21c dressed.
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PEYRnLEIIM MARKET.

Coal 0n-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEvELANDIO., July l2.-Petroleum
steady; 8. W., 1lO0, 7tc.
PITTsBURd, Pa, July u Petroleum
fairly active and firm; opened at 65c,
and at | o'clock this afternoon 654c
was bid the highest price was 65sc
and the lowest 64b.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOAlS
STEAMERS LEAVING
1890, -
MOVEMEN IN AT rmE LGVEE.

ArriUdlS-James Lee, Frisri Point
Kate Adams, Arkansas CITY; Il. l..
Cobb, Arkansas River; Ed. Fo ,ter, st.
Francis river; Coahoma, O.ceoa (;
Gay 50, Tiptonville; Ohio, Cincinnati ;
City of St Louis, st, L,us; viii S.
Hays, ST, Louie.
Departure. City of St. Lnuis, New
Orleans; Will s. Hsys, Vicksburg;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; James
Lee, Friurs Point; Coahoma, Osceoa I,
Gayoso, TiptonviIle; Ohio, Cincn-
rati.
Boats in Port.--R L. Cobb and FL,
Foster.
Boats Due Dorm Belle Memphis
ard Annie =. Slger.
Boats Due Up. -- Golden Rule, Chick
as3w and CITY Of Ceiro,
Receipts Yesterday.
James Les-6 bates cotton, 81 SKIS
seed ard S sEs CON.
{. ahoma--4 bales c),tol, g. Ska
coro, coy agd calf aud 7 pkg5 SUI
drips.
Kate ADAMS IL bll,s cotton, 0l2
ak6 seed, 10 sis corn and go psgs
sundrie3,
Gl,os1-SD afs se:d, lis SKIS corn
and 0pk merchandise.
r. l. Cobb lis bales c1tt1n, Al nd
CUttc and II pigs fugdrlos.
win S. HAYS 20 tons merchandise.
Ohio--3UUO pEgs merchandise.
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PROvtslONs.

Brrrnn Cream .ry, 2J923c; dairy,
12@17c.
HOG PRoDUCrs Mess pork f1l 90
sugsr oued hams, ll3@i23c; break
fast bacon, S4@l0c; clesr sdS pork,
7@7Bc; clear rib side pork, 63c;
long clear pork, 6sc; pork Shout
ders, &c. Bacon-Ulear rib eide,
7s@74c. Lard --Tierces, 64@Gsc; half
barrels, Bi@7c; kegs, 63c; pai 8,
78tg7ic; half-pails, 74(@7Sc; so ID tine,
63c; 20-lb tins, 65@7c; lob tins,
1@71c; 5.lb tins, 7sC; BIB tins,
74@7sc; choice kettle, tierces, S@SBc.
FRESH MEATS No. beef, sic; Nut
ton, 90; hind quarters of beef, 10c F.;
lambs, 1904.
CHICAGO, ILL, July l2.-Mess pork
light aud prices steady cash, 50 rs;
August. 8 1909 so, closed at SO 75@
8 III; September, So 5000 90, closed
at 50 $500 S74. Lard quiet and
steady; cash, So 5O@6 52!; August,
Sc 65@6 673; September, So 629 a
6 674, closed at $6 65@6 ~. Short
rib sides steady; cash, So 1906 174,
Butter firm; creamery l3@l69c; dairy,
l0@l12c. Egge, l24c.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 12.-Provisions
quiet, but steady. Pork, $40 80. Lard
sc higher, SIS IS. Bulk meats firm !;
loose lote: long clear, SO 10; short
ribs, So %; short clear. So 40; boxed
lots: long clear, So 37I; short ribs,
Sc 40G6 so; short clear, SO 50@6 624
Bacon firmer; long clear, Sc 90@7 (;
short ribs, So 95@7; short clesr, 81.
Hams finn, 11@l29c. Butter-cream'
cry, 15@l6c; dairy, l0@l5c. Eggs
weak, at 74c.
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wnIsKY, WINES, LINuORV, uTO

WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, Fl 6O@6; rye, 81 1906; domes'
tic, 90c@gl 80.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 12.-Whisky
firm at al If.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July II. Whisky
lirm at II 05.
CINcINNATI, o, July 12.--Whisky
active, firm and higher at 81 OF. Sales
of 1874 barrels of finished goods on
thia hasia.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., /
MEMPHIS, July II, l pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 750 meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET

ENEw York, July l2.-The demand
for staple cottons has been more quiet
pec iuse OF the light stocks and arri-
walls sod for some time. In colored
and fancy cottons, however, there is
more doing, also in all kinds Of wool
goods with the general market very
strong ut current value.
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1885. / 1885 1884.
Incr.a.o nI rneeiyts tllg Yaat....62 I ,N1G

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Danger LIne-Feet and tenths Of foot
above zero Of gauge;
Cairo, 40 feet. Chattanooga, rs teet'
Cincinnati, 80. Davenport, 10.
Dubuque, Is. FORT Smith, q.
KeOkuk, IA. Helena,
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady, and closed steady; mid
ding, 9fc. Sales, $50 bales, all to
spinners.
EYnUANGE QUOTATIONS
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1850; Kansas and Texas, 3Ol1; Lake
Soore, 4.l60; Northwestern, 1905;
New Jeuey Central, $3.50; Pacific
Mail, 1870; Texas Pacific, 1880; Union
p cific, l0,490; Western Union, TO-
226; Northern Pacific preferred, 1858;
Oregon Trarsconlinental, $685.; st.
Pau, 10000. Co.ing quot tons;
GOVERNMENTS.
u. S. SIS, 1907 Is, coup, 1855.
AIS, coup, 1llA. Paci6c6s Of 1895, 126.
BONDS.
La. stamps, 4s, T6h Missouri, 6s, 100.
Tenn. Is, old, 6Ol3 Tenn. 6s, new, 6th
Cent. Pac. lists, 1877 Den. x K. lists, l2lH.
Den&R. g. W i S,79A Erie seconds, 1927,
NJ. X. at, Gen 6s ,9i1s North. Pac. lists, 1854.
North. Pac. Eds ,l0l, N. v estern con-. l4S
n. West. deb. IS, ll0}s.St LIS: + Gen. M, 10
st. Paul, con-, 1914. St.P g. 4 p. lists, ll9.
I. p. land grants,S9. TIP. X. q, ex cou. 55A
U. p. lists, 1l5]4. West Shore, 1925.
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JOHN u. NqbESygab RI
8 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
BUYS AED SELLS
HJtTCAA VDgr ON,
OIL TRGSksC EWTLFICA EES,
FINANCE.

MoEeYia good demand at s PSF cent.
The Clearing House report is IS fol-
lows:
CLEhRIEGs.
Monday, July 12h, 1908 $50 70;
game day la week. s249 sos So; same
day in 1885. S159 92G q; same day in
1881, SGS,5G3 S..
BALANCES.
Monday, July 18Th, $50 $50 so; same
day last weeS, $50, 544 II; same day in
1885, Sol, 30 05; same day in 1884,
$12, 401 81.
EXCHANGE,
New York sight on all points, par
buying, ! premium selling; New
England demand, ] discount buying
New England sight, / discount; New
Orleans, / discount buying, par selling,
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nAnGlNn ANn rln4. ETn.

BAGGWa--Flag, 7l@9lc. Tics, u 10
Oh -.
NAMs-E2 25G2 35.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ApPEAL---TUEsDAY, july 10, 1856

and closed barely steady. Sales, So
800 bales. The closing quotations were
IA fnllowa.
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The New Orleans SPOT market opened
quiet and closed quiet and lie higher
on low midd ing and above middling,
9sc. Sales, 100 bales. Quotations were
&C fo1lou-s.
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TOR TIpTONVILIE

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d IA YGBSB, y.,gTssS!
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New York spots opened quiet and
closed steady. Sales, 1893 bales. Quota
ri ms as foiin,pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
THE STORM KING RAMPANT
RIVERS RISE THlRTY-slX FEET IN
THAT MANY HOURS.

Vast Areas Of Cotton, Corn aud other
Crops Devastated by the Doluge-Raii.
roads Washed out-Horses and Cattle
K!lled-Immenao Hail--oreat Loas,
COLUMBIA, s, c., May 9b,-The waters
which for three days, have covered the low.
lands OF Carolina, are subsiding, II has boon
one Of tho modt disastrous fresheta ever
known In this state, The damage 10 tho ag.
rIcultural interests Is ncalcuabo, Thous.
ands Of acres Of the best lands planted In cot.
ton and corn have been flooded, and the rice
planters In lower Carolina have suffered
greatly The railroads have sustained great
loss and travel has been almost suspended.
The stone abutments OF the Broad river build.
Ing began 10 give way yesterday evening.
The water In tho Peolo river roso thirty slx
feet In the Same number Of hours and tho
Congaree rose over twenty feet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
CINCINNATI LABOR NEWS.
HARNESS MAKERS UNHARNEsSeD
FROM THEIR POSTS.

A Serious Augmentation Co tho Strikers.
Tho Eight Hour Plan Is nm UnSatisfao-
tory ono-Thoy Want More Moncy-Tho
Safe and Furniture Mon-Labor,
CINCINNATI, May e5,-rhc atmosphere In
aud about tho harness manufacturing cstab.
lIshmcnts II decidedly like that Of n holiday,
To bo euro you win 400 ~ three salOsmOn
about, OF. tho bookkoepolt os 'lclr desl,s But
tho long rowa OF stitching mn lines and tho
benches Of tho harness mako,e arc Idle and
vacant
Tho number Of striking harness makers
will probably reach 900 or 600 This docsnot
include tho saddle or collar mon, who arc
still working
Az the beginning OF tho oght hour move.
mont the harness makers and machine hands
with DoCamp Lcvoy e. Co, were gvcn
eight hours with eight hours pay, But tho
machine mon became no much dissatisfied
that they were given ton hours work and ton
hours pay They have boon working ton
hours for about two weeks, and were salts
fed. Bnt they arc now included In tho
strike
Mr.. Lcvoy thinks that tho Increase do
mandcd will run from II 10 20 por cont In
that establishment they have sono four or
Ave non-unlon mon, aud tho strikers insist
that none but members Of tho union shall bo
employed Mr. Lovoy told tho reporter that
they never asked whothor man was NOM
Dor Of the union or not before they employed
him. What they wanted was skilled work.
man Aud 10 Ikn Iiua tyaa lie. ,.,,, s,, hla .l.hl
10 select whomsoover ho saw A. then ho
would 30 out OF tho business before he would
acccde 10 any such demand
A walk through tho establishment Of Do.
Camp, Leyoy a. Co., showed that they had
nn acculumation OF stock. But atil 10 was
explained that scarcely an order OF any slzo
came IN but what thore was something called
for that required 10 bo made especially,
II wns claimed that the manufacturers
could not bo caught In bettor time, W their
duh season ls beginning 10 como on But
still the fact cannot be gainsayed the stua.
ton Ia a serious ono, and the addition Of 800
or 800 men 10 the strike movement that has
boon ngitating the city "a II never was DO.
fore In certainly matter for consideration,
Az Porkns, Campbell " 90 all the harness
makers, machine hands and cutters were out
10 q man,
Tho strike Ia general all over the city,
There are about sixty manufacturing estab-
lishments, and all catch H. II seems that tho
harness makers, machine working men and
saddlers each have a separate union Of their
own, which accounts for tho lack Of uulty OF
action.
Tho situation among the carriage mon II
far from being satisfactory
Some Of the carriage factories arc working
eight and some ten hours and tho attempt 10
get them all TO work eight hours was
failure,
A number Of the furniture factories are re
ported os having accedod TO tho demands OF
tho men, tho latest of which the Sargent
Manufacturing company.