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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-24
EDUCATION In TENNESSEE.

II is gratifying to zee Nashville pa
pers recognizing the absolute neces-
sity that exists for a more extended
and complete system of education in
Tennessee. The State has not schools
enough, nor are these schools kept
open sufficient portion of the year.
First are wanted institutes for prepsr-
ing teachers and equipping them with
the knowledge and skill required.
We see that The Weakley Institute will
apply TO the next Legislature for Sl0,-
900 for conducting normal institutes,
and more applications may be looked
for. The fact that there are 22l, 900
children in the State that do not 20 to
school shows the necessity for more
extended State aid TO education, The
Nashville Union declares thet "the
people are beginning to clamor for
better schools" "the c'amor has
started, the people are no longer Solhg
TO put up with the disgrace, The
children OF Tennessee will not be per-
mitted to grow up in ignorance"
Finally the Union declares that the
people cannot be choked OF with
trumped up absurdiies coming from
politicians and from men who are OPP
posed to educating the people, The
american contends that the reason
education does not proceed more sue
ceesiully in Tennessee is because
"there is lack Of public interest in
many parts OF the State in the ques-
ton, and the public have not become
aroused on the question. There is
truth in this undoubtedly, for a peo'
pie dots not suddenly adopt new
habits, and universal education is moi
an old habit in Tennessee. There are
narrow souls too, who are willing the
people shall remain ignorant; proc
OF the little regard they have for the
reputation and prosperity OF the State
OF which they are unworthy members
In proportion as the advantages of ed
ucstion are seen in those who receiv,
instruction, parents demand similai
instruction for their own offspring
Only supply the means of education
and every year they will more anC
more be appreciated and taken al
vantage Of The Anericans statemen
that the people are not sufficient,
aware Of the advantages Of education
TO desire II as they should, is as stron
proof as can be given that Tennes
see has not yet properly availed itsel
of the benefits education conferl
That what education there is il
Tennessee is producing a de
sire for more, even the America
shows when IL says: "There has bee
slow but steady and healthy growth i
public sentiment in favor Of educatio
through public schools" The Amer
can is opposed to receiving from Cor
gress the help offered by the B'air bill
this makes 1t incumbent upon il {
urge upon the Legislature TO suppl
the funds that bill offered rom Al
other source. The children OF Ter
nessse must be educated, aud such
State as this cannot afford to be curse
by ignorance, Every human bein
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Failure at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill July 23.-The firm of
Snider & Hoole, bookbinders and deal
ers in printing materials at 17S Monroe
street, failed today. List evening
about $4,000 worth of stock was at.
tached by the Sheriff to settle eff a
claim of New York creditor. This
morning the Sheriff executed an at
tachment for $1,000 taken out by the
New York Dyeing and Printing Com
pany. This made $4,000 worth Of
the firms property that was in the
hands OF the Sheriff. This afternc on
Mr.. Hoole, the surviving parter OF
the firm, made an assignment in favor
of Warren o. Tyler. Mr. Hoole placed
the liabilities OF the firm at 100000
with assets Of an equal amount. The
creditors of the firm are nearly all
Eastern houses. The stock in the
store at Monroe street is worth about
$4,000. The firm has another house
in Cincinnati. The only cause as
signed for the failure is the dizziness in
trade,
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.


No 549O. r D.-Cbanoerv Court OF Shelby
County State If Tenneasee va. Johanna
Mahoney ct nj
saIe snfsred in tbS above cause on the
5aIn d. % Jsnnarv. 18S6. M. b, 81, mage
"a. viii ssll at pubii, auction, to the high
est biSSer' In front Of The clark and Masters
ofice. co11thouse On Shelby county, Mem
nhis. Tam on
ao.H,,av ucus, 81 1854.
S"'"E""S'
within legal hours, the, following described
property, situated IN shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
East half of lot 81, country lot 496, 'front.'
ing 30 feet on the south stoe OF Madison st:
2l0 feet west OF " leans street, by depth OF
l4Sh feet. Sold as property OF johanna Ma
honey and others.
Part Of lot 4S, block 81, fronting 81 feet on
the west side OF Oreans street 50 teot north
of Linden street by a depth of 80 feet. Sold
rs property OF tho ut C.t5 b. aud Il. AS
ISOLATION.
Lot s, block 81, fronting s. feet on the east
side Of Ruth stree. 45S feet south Of Vance
strJet by a depth Of 1917 feet. Sold as prop
erty of Samuel j. Scrutgs, Minter Parker
and OF hers. c,-o
Lot IL, OF Jones subdivision OF lots 81 and
80 Dunn's tract, ffontinE 80 feet on the north
side Of Spring street 100 ieet east Of brown
street by depth on the Tess65 ESQ me Oh ~ ieet
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, July ga spe-
cial to the Wisconsin from Lancaster
says: The ale led sssailant OF little
Maude Bowerman, at Patch Grove, 10
Grant county, was captured at Pot s..
The officers are now on the way to
Patch CIR We with the prisoner. If the
girl identifies the man tits sad he Will
never leave the p'ace alive. The man
says bis name is George Jabling, and
that be comes from Milwaukee.
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Failures for The Week.

New YORK, July 23.-The business
failures occurring during the last seven
days, reported by telegraph, number
for the United States, 100, and for
Canada, "a; total, 1854, as compared
with 1873 last week and 179 the week
previous. The failures in the Eastern,
Southern and Middle States are light,
and about hall the casualties are re-
ported from the West and the Pacific
coast. M1sf n
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aufldan naR1h

BosToN, MASS July 2S.-The merry
party which lett here on Wednesday
on the Grand Army of the Republic
special train for San Francisco, was
shocked by the sudden death OF one
of its members. When the train was
cross ng the Hudson river Thomas D..
Garry, OF Abraham Lincoln Post No.
II, stood on the platform. In some
manner he missed his footing in the
darkness and fell through the trestle
into the river, seventy five feet below,
and was drowned.
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Blew the Top of Hts Head of with
n shotgun.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 23-A spe-
cial to the Wisconsin, from Wausou,
Wis, states that the dead body OF B.
G. Plummer, a prominent and wealthy
lumber man Of that city, was found
in his room this morning, He had
blown the top of his head of with a
shotgun. Heavy losses by recent lum-
Der fires are thought to have been the
cause of the tragedy. Deceased was
about so years old and unmarried.
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National Convention OF lhe CelOred
RaDliAtg

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 23.-The first
National Convention of the Colored
Baptist Church Of the country will be
held here August 25th. Delegations of
clergymen aud laymen from almost
every State in the Union will be pres
ent. A thorough national organization
will be effected and it is expected that
much business of great interest to the
church will be transacted. Many OF
the strongest and most eminent men
of the denomination will participate
in the proceedings,
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R e AL Il q ~ ATE

No. 1855, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby Coun-
ty-Wm: Morrow vs.. P. p. Fraim.-No.
45A, II. oh. P. Hobson, Administrator,
etc., VS.. M. G. Fraim ct al.
pY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
Sd day OF July. 1856, entered in M. B. So,
pages SIG and 53S, will sell, vGpublic auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, Court-House OF
Shelby county, Memphis, Denn., on
Saturday, August II, 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, to-wit:
Lot2, Of p. P. Fraim's subdivision Of part
of G. L. AIS, fronting 50 feet on the north
side Of Jefferson street by a depth of 1857
feet, and bounded on the east by bayou Gay
$50. Lot No.. 4 of same subdivision, 'front.'
Just nerth of lot 2, running back about 6S
feet, and bounded on the east by said bayou.
Also, lots 16, II, Is and 10 of P. p. Fraim's
subdivision OF lots 4 and and part Of lot 8
of @. L. 49i-all OF said lots fronting so feet
on south side of Monroe street extended,
except 10, which has a depth of l04 feet,
which lots run back TO Mrs. S. W. Camp
BELLS lot, as COW inclosed by her fence.
Bids on lots II, Is and 10 will commence with
raised bid of Theo. Read,
Terms ef Sale-Ten per cent. of purchase
money paid in cash; balance in six and
twelve months: interest-bearing notes with
same, and equity of redemption barred
This July 10. 1886.
s., 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. F. Walsh, Deputy G. and M.
Malone * Watson, Taylor Il Carroll, +.
II, a G. W. Heiskell, Soils.
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The sells Murder Cnsc.

ERIE, KAs, July 23.-The State con-
cluded its evidence today in the Sells
murder trial, aud testimony for the
defense was begun. w. A. Moick had
found traces OF horseman having
recently passed the place where Willie
claims that he saw the man whom he
chased away from the house on the
night OF the murder,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-24

Who use soZODONT have only to
open their lips to prove its excellence.
Their white, cleaning, spotless teeth,
and fragrant breath, will tell the story.
There is more demand for this whole
some and unexceptionable preparation
than for any other dentifrice in the
market,
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sUPREME JUDGES.

Estate at Ldr0e.)
PETER TURNEY, Franklin County.
W. c. CALD WELL, Gibson County.
East Tonnessee),
ID. L. GNODGRASS, Hamilton County.
Middle Tennesseo),
n. II. LURT0N, Montgomery County.
West ToHnessee),
". @. POLKES, Shelby County.
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The City of Natchpz Aground Above
VickSburg.

New ORlRANs, La, July 23.-The
PicayInes Vicksburg special says
The Anchor Line steamer City OF
Natchez, for New Orleans, grounded
fiitsen milesebove here last night. A
tug, with bargeJ, has gone to tighten
her off
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For CAaroelior-HEHRY T. ELLET7.
Circuit Court JHdOe-L. u. ESIES.
Criminal Court JudOe--L j. DUBOSE,
Probate Court JndOe-L S. GALLOWAY
Aroyuey Generai-GEO. d. PETERS.
SAeri6-H. d. CANNON.
O;reni Court Clerk-DAN SCHL0SS.
Cr;niaal Court Gerk-DICK CAPERS.
Connfy' Court Gcrk-P. j. QUIGLBY.
7ru.,eo-AHDREW J. HARRIS.
Reois,cr-N. r. HARRISON.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, July 2S.-The City
Comptroller today opened bids for the
purchase Of 5l59 silver trade dollars in
the city treasury. The whole amount
was awarded TO James B. Colgate &
Co., OF Wall street, New York, at their
bid of rs 4-10O cents each.
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a. CA hid

To all who are suffering from the errors an
indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was diacovor-
cd by missionary in South America. Send
elf-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
4. INMLN. .Mrtion D, Hs,n Yor.
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Ice Works Rnrneh.

CISCMNATI, o., July 23.-The
Champion Ice Company's works in
Covington, KY, where ice is manu-.
factured, burned this noon, causing
loss Of $4,000; partly insured.
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Killed by Indians,

CHICAGO, I'LL, July pa report
has reached this city that B. B. Bull.
Wrinkle, quite noted as the protector of
the fire insurance patrol, was Killed by
Indians near Flagstaff, Ariz, July
10Th. The report has no. been entire
w confirmed
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GOOD Rains In Kansas.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 23.-Good
rains fell today in Southwestern Kan
sas, covering large area and includ-
ing some districts which had not been
visited by the showers OF the past
weak.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-24

LuNDBoRa's perfume, Edenis
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS perfume, Lily Of the
Valley.
LANDLORDS perfume, MarChal Mel
Rose.
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Louisville Cement.
rRnpAau Yrs 5000,

Foundations, csllar wGus.sGd build
ngs subject TO overflow should DO con
structed with LouizyillG 0SMHnh las
the standard.
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living on its soil must have offered TO
It good, sound, school instruction.
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PROF, OLSEN,

occupying the Greek chair at the
Chicago University, and is also a
German scholar, and his made a
translation of Herr Most's book, the
Science OF Revolutionary Warfare"
and sad the translation which MI.
Grinnell offered 10 evidence was ex.
act end faithful in every detail.
Another translation from an article
appearing in the Arbeiter Heitleng, under
February 25, 1856, and csptoned
"The international Association of
Workingmen," and giving. the plat
fo'm OF that organization, was also
offered by the State.
Counsel for the defense precipitated
a discussion as to whether or not the
testimony about to be introduced was
relevant. The Court holds it is, as
going to prove the defendants were
engaged in disseminating treas onao Die
literature.
At this juncture young lady wear
ing fashionable hat, a snowy gilt
chain about her neck, dress of light
brown stuff, Iose from chair in the
back part of the room and presented
TO each of the defendants a huge bo-
quet OF flowers. Fifteen minutes prior
the defendants were given flowers by
some ladies who came into the court
with Mrs. Black.
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The ANARCHIST TRIALS.
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST THE
ARCH CONSPIRATOR LINGG.
The Story OF One OF the Bomb Man.
a.. Observation-Disclosures From
MOst's Book.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 23>-Every sat
in Jude Gary's room was occupied
this morning when Franz Helm, the
frat witness ia the anarchist trial, was
called to the stand. Witness said he
was a saloon keeper; that Neebe was
in his place OF business, No. 354 North
Clark street, May 1 and showed him
a poster which the witness identified.
1t was in the evening when Neebe
called; several then were in the
saloon. Neebe left copies of the cir
culars on the table; he spoke outthe
Mccormick riot. Neebe addressed
those in the saloon in a general way,
and said that six or seven men had
been killed at McCormick's. Blood
bad followed, Neebe said, and he
added: There will come time, per-
baps, when everything will 60 the
other way"
The "Revenge" circular is offered in
evidence by the State, and the witness
ia turned over to the counsel for the
defense, who refuses to cross examine
him.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, July 29-Beeves-No arrivals ex-
eept 9 carload of local trash; no market Dressed
beef dull and lower at Ia &c per ID for native sides,
and 686i9c per fb for Texas sides. Exports. $40
quarters beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 500; no change in
the selling value of sheep. ordinary and fine lambs
Very choice lambs scarce and frmer. Extremes,
$30450 per 100 lbs for sheep and $406 for
lambs, with of the best Pennsylvania State.
Jersey and Kentucky lambs sold at Ga 06 6sc,
.Hogs-Reeeipts l,5SO; A number Of fair to good
State hogs changed hands alive at S. 509E15 per
per 100 lbs. Market quiet and steady
CHICAGO. July % attle-Receipts, 10000:
shipments, 200. Market dull and fully Toe lower.
and feeders very low and dull $24003.70; cows,
bulls and mixed, $1.5G03. go; bulk, So .5O02 90;
through Texans 5@lOc lower; cows, 81. l5 a. 40;
Hogs-Receipts 1880; Shipments 5000. Mar
ket steady; common. lowers rough and mixed, 81 20
"a 80; packing and shipping, $4.7005.l 10; light,
Sheep-Receipts, 5,40O; shipments. 400, Market
slow and shade lower; natives, $1.7504 Western,
So. 5O03.4o; Texans, $l.7503.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Cattle-R Receipts, 900;
shipments 1000 market slow and easier except for
butcher cattle which steady under light supply;
good to choice shipping, $4.5004.75: comm on to
fair, So: 5O04.25; heifers and cows, 1925 $3.50;
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000; mar
ket active and firm good hogs: butchers and best
heavy $4;2?@5.1 mixed, $4.4o04s5; light,
Sheep-Recelpt. 0OU; Shipments 2OU; market
active and steady at $2250375.
KANSAS CITY, July 29.-The Live Stock fndi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, LAT; shipments,
1 .O42. Market weak and 1Oc lower except for
good cows which steady; good to choice So. 80 a
A.. 90; common to medium. SO. 80; stockers,
SO. 4002.75; feeders 81. S003. 40; cows, 81. 500
2.75; grass Texas steers So. 6003. 10.
Hogs-Receipts S,7i5; shipments g 1876 Choice
Sc higher, others about steady; good to choice,
$1,000. 50; common to medium, $44004.7o.
Sheep Receipts, 424: shipments, Ill. Market
steady; good to choice, $2.4003; common to 1nedi
un $1500225.
BUFFALO, July Observation-Disclosures 1910,
Market dull and nominal.
Sheep--Reee:pts, 1900. Market steady, with a
fair demand fair to good, 49, 1904. Canadian lambs
in liberal supply fair to good, So 05.4O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1896. Prices advanced sol DC;
light pigs, 81 25 a. 40 to prime grassers
$4. 5004. IS: selected Workers and selected medium
weights, 81 9005.10; coarse mixed heavy ends
SO. rs IA. 90; stays, So. 25 $3.50. Market closed
quiet.
EAST LIBERTY, July 90 Cattle-Receipts. $50:
Shipments 9l2 The market was slow; at yesterday
prices
Hogs-Receipts, 1,5O0 shipments. / 300 The
market steady; Philadephias, So 10 a B. 90 York
,ers, $4.8005; grassers and common, $4.5OO4.75.
Sheep-Receipts 2,4O0; shipments 140O The
market dull at yesterday prices.
CINCINNATI, July -Hogs-Market firm: COM
and light. $404.80; packing and butchers
81 as 10; receipts, GAO; shipments, $40.
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Drv Goods.

NEW YORK July 29.--There was more life TO the
demand for all classes Of goods to-day. Low and me-
dunn bleached cottons have done better and stocks
are well cleaned up and prices frmer and dearer
Brown cottons were in improved request. The tone
of the market is firner, with large volume of bust
of daily completion through deliveries orders
The auction sale of colored blankets passed off very
satisfactorily, and prices were surprise to all, in
consequence of which there was more attention and
new business with agents. Among the chief buyers
were Bachrnan Bros of California; j. H. Wear
Booghe & Co. and Eli & Walker Co., st. Louis; j. M.
Robinson & Co. and Bamberger 8 Loom Co., Louis.
vile; Aims & Doepke Geo. Fl. McAlDine & Co. and
Rice, Silk & Co., Cincinnati; Blowenstein & Co.,
Memphis Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, and Lindkes
Warner & Schurmier, st. Paul
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Real Estate Transfers,

Instruments fled for record in the recorders office
of Marion county. Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at o'clock NJ, July %. 1886, as furnished
by Elliott & Butler. abstractors of titles. room No
90 Etna Building.
Emma Van Vorhis and husband to Louise
Stringer, lot 81 in Hubbard ct oil. s
southeast addition to Indianapolis. 100000
Milton +. Freeman and wife to Oliver
Newhouse. lot in Hunters addition to
the town of Lawrence. 2,OOO.OO
Addison l.. Roache and wife to Nancy
Buck, lots 81. o. % and "a in block
IL in North indianapolis. ...--.-.--. 24O 90
JAS r. Hamilton ct al. to Addison Il.
Roache lots 10. Is, IA and 16 in block
Ii in North Indianapolis Z4O.UO
Samuel HI. Hogshre to Sample Loftn.
lots 15 10. IL, 10, 10, 90 81. %. %,
Mount Pleasant a t.... '.o... 10000
Philip NJ. Hildebrand to Irene s. Briggs,
part west half northeast quarter of
section 10, township IA north range2
east SUU.OV
Fredk Kreitlein and wife to Louis f.
Reuckert part of lot sd in Wiley &
Martins subdivision of outots TO- 81
and 1S4 in Indianapolis. .-...-...-.-- 577. 10
James A. Johnson and wife to Daniel
Burtaw. part of lot 279 in Fletcher ct
ais subdivision of outlots 90, 81, 90
and part Of 81 in Indianapolis ... 100000
Conveyances 8; consideration. $7,657.19
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loo less. Wequote prices farmers lots; large
lots slightly higher prices are paid.

lU0 less We quote prices on farmers AoLs; on large
lots slightly higher prices are paid.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs--Prime lard, 6.5Oc; short ribs
6.40c; sweet-picklsd shoulders none In markets
sweet-pickled short-clear Sides 66sc; hams, 1000
lie
JoBB1Ne PRrCEs-Smoked Meats-Sugarcured
hams 10 lbs average 1212c IL u lbs average, l24c;
20 lbs average, 11sc % to 20 lbs average, IL a9c;
light. 10 fbs average 134c; 12l2 f6s average, ISc;
cottage hams, SDS12c; California hams, &c; English
cured breakfast bacon. 1Ol4c sugarcured nreakfast
bacon, 8ai 9l4c; English shoulders. I4OSc: dried
beef, l40I7lac. Bacon. clear sides. light or medium
weight, Sc: bellies light medium weight. Sc backs
light or medium weight, 7a4c. Drysated and Picked
Observation-Disclosures clear sides (unsmoked), IA9c
backs or bellies unsmokedl, 7l2c; clear pork, " brl
200 TBS, $I1; ham pork " brl 200 TBS, $l1; choice
corned beef " brl 200 his, 49, do homeless rolled
aP hrl 200bs, $15. LardPure leaf kettle-rendered,
chilled 7lac: do winter 7s4c; also, in q brls and
5O-fb tubs, 3sc advance price of tierees; 2Oib
pals SIC advance; 50-ib in 100 b cases, 1ec adj
vance; 20tb in 80 b cases, lac advance; 10 tb
in 6O-fb cases, i2c advance; 5-b cans in Sob
cases. 5sc advance; 3b cans in Cob cases, SIC adj
vance. Lard Oil-Pure, extra winter strained, in
tierces " GAL 52lac; do No. 1. 42iac.
SEEDS.
Prime clover, $5.5O06 ~ bu; prime timothy,
$2O2.25 %P bu; extra clean blue grass $40
20 W bu red top, 75c0$1 " bu; orchard grass.
So. 5002.75 ~ bu; German millet. 81. 20 ~ bu;
common millet 81 " bu; buckwheat, ST. 20 a 90 W
bu; faxseed, selected, $1.1O01.40 " bu; seed rye
0(Sc hI1
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NEW YORK July 29.--C. i. Green & Co.'S report
cotton futures says: 1T was an ambiguous sort
Of matter and no clear conception of tendencies could
be reached Evidently very little if any new business
came in and the operations were almost wholly
fined to getting out of August and cutting deals for
ward into the later months. Demand appeared to he
fuller than the desire to SELL and this raised prices
few points but the close was dull. Liverpool was
without much change but silver private advices
was broken down to AZ $50 d.
NEW ORLEANS July 29.-Cotton quiet and frm
middng, 8 3-16c; low middling S1l-16c; good ordi-
nary S1ec net and gross receipts 33 baes sales 100
bales stock, Is 842 bales