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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

MALAGA GRAPES and CAPE COD GRAN.
N1 BERRIES just received.
oct20 GEO. McBURNEY & son,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

EINEsT QUALITY SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Il BREAK FAST PIECES and SHOULDERS
for sale by jy20] j. {. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

CIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR and BLACK
~ for all liver diseases, for sale by
mis- E S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

SMALL HAMS, Missouri brand, 7 10 10 pounds
- each. For sale by
aug5 &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

III AyING purchas ed outside Of The Gombia'.
Ia ton" | oier extra quality GINGER SNAPS
and CORNl1ILL GRACE ERS at Zoe per lb.
mh26 J.C. MlLBGRS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

WHITE FISH, r nice substitute for Mackerel
w in half barrels and at retail cheap.
aug22 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

UINEsT GUNPoWDER and ooLoNG TEAS,
l. 81 per lb. Other Teas at reduced prices &c
jan31 j. C.. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-11

CREsHLY ROASTED CoFFEEs for sale at re
l. duced prices by
ap27 &c. MILBURN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-26
General News.

BUSINESS on the wharf Yesterday was very
good.
A., az ,.olot. aon.x.oa -, ,,,,. lac,
oaa;,, '.i,6 ,,,naora, 30 navs,na. '" '''' '"''
'r""s WV" '"ou",' o"eo's'
IaE eugene ieayes TINS evening az o CLOCK *
ior Arkansas RIVER going as iar as rihe dun
The Chickasaw got in from White river
yesterday afternoon with light trip. She
returns tomorrow at y. IN.
TnE Belle Memphis, en- route from Natchez
TO st. Louis, passed up Sunday night. She
put of thirty sacks of cotton seed.
Tur Diamond. with a tow of empty coal
barees. passed here Yesterday forenoon on
her wny from New Orleans TO the Ohio river.
r., a,,,o ,,,i, IA to,,,,a =, ~. ,,,I,ou, IA.
.,,;,s,, .oo";,i,' q, L. ~ a,,",i,, y.
n'cIacI D. Cn,ro Evansv;,ie o,,;sv;iis, and
c;ncinna,i '''S "'''
r., -. Ct
ihh nhrry proWn HrriNeu rpm Nairo "
,eruiy morI,ils WIN ,ow VI eoal LOT ,liis
ma. nne ie'urneo 'as' evening WIN
'ow oil empires,
Thf Anchor Line steamers announced to
leave here today are the Arkansas CITY Tor
Natchez at 10 u. m, and the CITY OF Vicks-
burg for ST. Louis at \. p. m.
TnE powerful and persistent effort that Is
being made TO destroy the navigable value
OF the Mississippi river seems TO be irrepres-
sblc. The United States Senate has just
passed bill authorizing the bridging OF the
river at Natchez, the minimum length Of the
main channel span 20 be 700 feet, with an
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-26
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes Of any importance were made
In the market lists today. Eggs are a shade
higher Watcrmclons are. selling at from
5000 10 5000 per hundred. Tho amount
Of grain In store Of the elevators today Is as
follows Corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 1915
bushels.
AZ New Orleans the demand for sugar Is
good, and all offerings are promptly sold up
prices remain steady. Kettles and ycllows
are scarce. Molasscs is steady with fair de-
mand. The rice market Is quiet.
The Cincinnati Price Current states that the
weeks packing In the west has been 2lO. 600
hog, against 2l5,OoO last week and 90. 600
last year, making q total Of 2,0i5,Oo0 hogs
since March I, against 2,0O0,000 hogs o year
ago. decrease, 5000. The quality Of hogs
generally holds up we'll. but a considerable
proportion OF quite young stock Is noticea.
bic IN the current marketing
Chandler. Brown 4 Co., Of Chicago, In
their weekly review OF the grain market
state that ''crop reports are conflicting but
the condition OF winter wheat seems un.
changed, while considerable improvement Is
noted In spring wheat Statisticinns various.
ly estimate this years crop at from 10000
coo TO 10000, 900 bushels. We regard present
prices as low. and believe that purchases
made al this break will make fair profits
As TO corn the chances are that receipts will
largely increase next week, and unless a good
speculative demand prevails We believe in
still lower prices
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, June 25.-Money on call easy
at IDOL y per cent; last loan I u per cent;
closed at i@llf per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 4dOH per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady at si.s6s4 for sixty-day bills
and SASSY for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady 10
firm. State bonds dull aud steady.
The unusual heat Of the past few days had
the effect Of keeping large humber Of mem
beers away from the board today, and the In.
tcrcst taken in the labors OF the political
convention at Chicago restricted the business
done by those In attendance 10 the smallest
possible amount The opening was extreme
~ dull with prices rather heavy, and though
the traders showed an indisposition 10 oper-
ate pending the nominations the room de-
vclopcd a reactionary tendency. Prices slow
ly saggcd OF, with no life In the dealing be-
yond the trading In Rock Island, In which
an attempt TO market 800 shares brought the
stock down 24 per cent The downward
tendency spread 20 the general list and be-
came intensified after ~ o'clock, and ~. Paul
and Reading took the lead After the an
nouncmcnt Of the nomination there was
some dissatisfaction expressed, and though
there was some attempt % make boon ON
the strength OF the completion OF the labors
81 the convention, there was more heavy
selling than had been seen at any previous
time Of the day, and with nn Increased
activity more decided weakness was deyel-
opcd. In this later decline, Reading,
ST. Paul, Union Pacific, Missouri Pa
cinc, Lake Shore and Northern Pa
cihc preferred were most prominent
There was, however no special feature Of
importance shown, the dullncss being less
only by comparison, aud the market finally
closed quiet and weak at the lowest prices OF
the day. Although the fluctuations through.
out the day were small, the steady decline
left prices IN many Of the stocks traded In,
aud while the entire active list Il lower,
Rock Island Is OF y; Lake Shore, Missouri
Paclac and st. Paul preferred | 4 each, 81.
Paul ~ Reading and Canada Southern ~.
The railroad bond market was somewhat
more active than stocks, the sales Of all
issues being 81, 10000. while the tone Of the
dealings was In marked contrast, being
steady 90 firm almost all the way ont. An
increased demand is reported for good mort
gagcs, though the general list shows but
slight changes from last previous sales The
total sales Of stocks today were lii,02i
shares. Closing quotations.
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generally higher thansclosing prices last
week. Wheat openedpH to Nc from the
close on Saturday. Thsrange for the SEES
sion was about eyenlyiAiuded on the satur-
closing prices. JNly sold to open at 70Xc,
declined 70 7ss<Ss rshrned TO 79<c, and
twenty minutes beSUrAaie close was steady
at 79Hc. the Satuy asy figures. August
opened IL 79s<c, and sold to 79xc and soc.
December ranged at s2tzt and S2skc. There
was little news, and c0tisidering the outside
excitement and the convention bulletins on
the floor there was fairhetvity and altogeth-
er quite a firm tone to,ihe market. Receipts
were 10 cars, with 40 catx for Tuesday. The
visible supply decreased $4,000 bushels for
the week. The figurcshad no special effect.
Closing prices for Julyfwas 79Hc. There was
no raiding In corn today. There was no
weakness, such as marked the pit nearly
good miscellaneous buyfng and prices ruled
better than the closing prices on Saturday,
and closed H@Xc higher at pm. The
firmness was In part due to the lighter re-
ceipts and partly to the general belief that
the depression is over foT the present, and
that a return TO about 40 is probable.
There was lack Of enthusiasm In provis-
ions Receipts Of hogs were good, but
prices were well maintaned. Trading in
pork was mostly in the way OF changing
contracts from near to distant futures at IA
d10c premium. A stcadier feeling pre-
vailed md closing prices were at TO l0c adj
vance over Saturdays July sold at S1365Gg
l3C7H. Shorts bought large, and sales for
July were at $s.27 I<@6.s so; January 500.
Short ribs for July sold Of a.i5@7.F1S, and
closed at $7.47lx
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
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Nrw Yong, June ?i.- Coffee - BRAZIL
growths entirely nominal at ls5<c for
lair; options moderately active June clos
ing 10 points higher and other months 10 10
Is points higher. closing steady. Sales,
futures, $3.50 bags; June, tii.s5Ofi250;
July, Oai075; August sa75ao.p5;
September, f0h5Ct07S; Octobcr, <o.50Cg9.65;
November, ~ Oo6tg7O. December, a.. 5Oefe. 20,
January. Sl.GJd0. 20; February, 075; March,
a.. 7Odas0 April, S905 Sugar---Ilaw, firm:
centrifugal, glo test, boi0c; molnsscs, 90
4ssc; refined, firm. MolAs,cs-Dull, atielfo
Ricc--Quiet and unchangcd.
CINCINNATI, O., June ~ --Whisky---Quiet;
salcs on barrels finished goods ON basis,
N.lA Duitcr-.Dull: fancy creamery, 400
2ic; fancy dairy, i49lhc. Linsccd OIL
Steady NJ 52d54c. Sugnr Firm. bard re-.
fined, 7e7,.c, New Orleans, SCJSalc. Eggs
Firmer at lie. Checse-Darely steady; prime
20 choice Ohio fiat. T@Sc
RIO or Jsxgino, June ~ Coffee Regular
first, 5000 rcis per ten kilos; good second,
900 rcis, per ten kilos. Receipts during
the week, 1900 bags. purchases for the
United States, 20,Op0 bag, clearanccs for the
United States. 5000 bags; stock, $4,000 bag.
aAsros, June 25.-- Coffee = Good rcgu.
lar. A0sO rcis. per ten kilus. Receipts dur
ing the week, iaco0 bags purchases for
the United States, 1900 bags; clearings for
the United States, 2,oo baE-; stock, $1,000
bags
CmcAoo. ILL.,, June25. -0n the Produce ox.
change today the butter market was rarely
active; creamery, ialt6isc: dairy, Hk0o
i5c. Eggs-flrm; frcsh, iienis,sc.
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CoRS Standard, o. Sa2O0 pearl,
tg.l0 roller, tJ.i0Ct3 IS: steady.
BEANs ANp PrAs--NayY beans, Se.75; me
dium, t2O.
OAr MEAL---fn half brls, $3.50 from store.
fLouR--From store, common, 81. i0C13 20:
family. A.l5. choice. H3o fancy, $40. ex-
tra fancy. ti.Sb; patent s5.soe5.4o. Quiet.
CR,cKERs---Soda, treble cxtra, &c: ginger
snaps, 6,f@s,Sc, assorted iumblcs, iOOalec.
CRACKED wHKAr---ln halt brls, $3.50 from
store.
lIouSl AND CHIrs---from store, s325.
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Groceries.

suaAn--rure white, axe OF white, 01i1
CSC, yellow clarified O1Ct0isc; open kettle,
hi.ct5Ac: refined A, 0ac, standard granu.
lated, INC. plantation grnnulatcd, 7i.c, pow.
dercd, NJ, cut loaf A.; steady.
CorFHE Common, Ice ordinary, i7c; fair,
isc, prime Rio, ia; choice 10 fancy, &c; old
government N61a2ci quiet.
RIcr--Louisiana, eA@0Hci Carolina, GO
7oi quiet
CANNED Goops- Pine apples. ti.55; peaches,
2 h. standard, t2O0 3 Ms, standard, t2s0.
second, $3.50. lbs, standard, 500. Toma.
toes, lbs, standard, 81 %. 8 lbs, standard,
tl.ib. etmwberrics N75. Raspberrics, tiOO
blacktcrrics, ti .i0idi o. green cages, si.76O6
las. Pears, ti. 2O6ti. 75 plums Al. 656fi, rs.
light weight, 10, 0O6t05c; lbs, tilO. Con.
denscd milk-Cnown, f6.75ct5. S. Eaglc.
t7.TS. Swiss, 1918. Salmon, ti.s5 Sardincs,
$40; mustard snrdincs, 400. Mackcrol,
ti50. herring mackcrcl, ti.25.
CAsnirs-Suck. all sizes, In bns pals and
brls, sai0c, fancy assorted, Sgi5c; extra
fancy. isx25c, iirnn.
MoLAsp-Louisiana common 10 fair, 20
Ct2bci prime 10 choice, S5aSsc; h,ncy, 400
&c, ccntfifugalA common 10 fair, 20d2Ac,
prime TO choice, SOGS5c; syrup, 9oaiOc
steady
cnrEsr-New York factory, 0dsc, full
cream, i2@i3c Young America, isCai4a.
sAlr-kaginaw. ti.J0dl.S per bril- Ohio
river, N.e00pi.25 per brl; sks, nnc, ti.35Cg
lao, coarse, N.i0di 49, pkts, 2,.@7o
Scars AND CANDLE Soap 36g5i1c. Can.
dies, full weight sk@0c.
bTARCn-3l.d3.c.
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recdstuns.

HAY.-Cholcc. from store, 05casi.o0, car
load. from ievce or depot sis.50aioOo.
prime store, ooCe92,fc. car Load, from leycc
or depot, fi1.uOCaisOo. prairie, from store,
0o@7Oc; car load, from leycc or depot, 5000
@ian.
CoRS-From store, white, Gic; mixed, 02c;
from leyce or depot white, In bulk, beci In
sacks 02c; mixed. In bulk, 67c; IN sacks, Gc.
OArs-fnom store, white, i5c; mixed 4sc:
from lcvce or depot white, In bulk, i0c IN
sacks, t2c; mixed, In bulk So; In sacks
4Oc.
DR,S-from store, S5c; from leyeo OF
depot ti6.bOC1i0Oo.
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
very steady; middling; oszc. Sales, 4,ooobales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, 9-l6c;
good ordinary, s5-l6c; low middling 9Kc;
middling, ossc; good middling. l0hc.
Futures opened firm and closed barely
steady, as follows; June, 975e9.T6; July,
e7s@9.7g August 9.76@9.77i September,
o.369o.S7; October, 9i5@0i7; November,
p.os@oo9 December, o1oa0li; January,
o.i9@o.29 February, 92s@9.3o March,
a7@o.3g April, v.fo@o4s; May 945@
$50. Sales. $1,000 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Cash quotations were ns follows

flour-Unchanged.
No. > spring wheat. 7sIEd7oc; Noe red,
soIsC1s01.c; No. 2corn, AZ y al Nc; No. Goats,
Sic; No. rye, 5sc; NJ. barley, 63c; No.
! ilaxsecd' Si.SO; prime timothy seed, $500
ass.
Mess pork-Pcr barrel, $685.; lard, per 100
lbs, ss.25; short rib sides tloose), N.4JC9
747ls. dry saltcd shoulders (boxedl $4,000
025; short clear sides (boxcd). S7.05aS.O0
Reccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; outs, 10000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley. 5000 bn.
slipments-flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 3d.
600 bn; corn, $50, coo bu; oats, $40 200 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 800 bu.
ST. Iours Mo, Iuhc 25.-Flour-Un.
changed. whcat-Cash fraction lower;
options quiet, but closed "a, 20 above Sat.
urday. No. 2 red, cash. s24c; June, SIZE
July, 10k@19tsc, closing at 1DH@7D5sc;
Der. s0Nc, yrV
Corn-Cash easier; options firm and a frac-
ton higher. No. 2, cash, I4Ilc; July, H1E9
HAc, closing nj 4ike.i nominal; August,
ANa44ifc closing &C ~ &c bid; September,
tisscs4oc, closing at 4icsc; the year, 1910
305sc. o.
oais-Firmcr; Cash, s2'sc bid; July, 20ss
GI26,.c, closing at 90sse: September PIC.
Cornmeal-steady; $2GSe270
hyc-Nouiing dulnSr1 lAulcy-No market
Brnn-Quiet; 57c. me-
Butter and Eggs-Vpchangod
IIay-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions Shade stronger, but unchanged
and only n small Job and order trade
done. Pork, siti0. Hard. s775@7 SIX.
Dry salt meats tboxed) = shoulders,
s5.s7if; long clears, s5.7o; clear ribs, s7.62If
C,7.75 short clears. E.Gf Bacon (boxcd)
Shoulders, 1000 long clears, $s.35K
Cts.45 clear ribs, ts37l. 0ts.45: short clears,
$s.GO@s05. Hams, si015dii.OO.
Rcccipts-flour 5000 brls; wheat 5000
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, none.
shipments Flour, 1900 brls. wheat, 7 900
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, none.
Afternoon Boarl---Whcat Firm; July,
7oifc; August, 7ol@7s'sc. corn---strong.
July, i0c bid; August, i0Ac bid; September.
40Iic bid. oats-FimoT July, 20s4c; Au-
gust, 23hc bid.
Kansas CfrY, No.. June 25.-whcat-
Weak; No. 2 red, July.0s bid; August, 81 Jfc
bid, 6ec asked. Corn-steady; No. cash,
42c asked: July, 40hc bill. HXc..asked; Au.
gust, iihc bid; year, so,le bid. Oais-No.
q 3lAr bid
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be irccdirom the dangenoi sunocaiion while
lying down. 70 breathe frOely, sleep soundly and
undIsturbcd 10 rise refreshed. head clear brain
active and free from pain or acho 10 know that no
poisonous. putrid matter dehlcs the breath and
riots away the delicate machinery Of smell. taste
and hearing; to feel that the system does not,
through L. veins and arteries. suck up the poison
that !. sure 70 undermine and DESTROY. q Indeed
blessing beyond all other human cnjoymentn To
purchase immunity from such fate should be the
object Of all anaicicd. But those who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of relief or
cure
saSToRD's RADICAL cunE meets every phase Of
Catauh from a simple head cold 10 the most loath.
some and destructive siagcs II IL local and confti
tuiionhl. Instant In relieving. permanent In cur
Ing. saic. economical aud nevcriaillngf
sASronD'u RADICAL CuRE consists Of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CuHf one boN Of CATAHnAL tof,
VIM, and one larnovED lNuALfIL all wrapped In
one package, with trcatlse and drcctons, and sold
b, all druggists Tor 500
PorrER Dnuo AND CHEMICAL Co. Bosrox.
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon; spot-Actiye, prices hardening.
Sales, 1900 bales, OF which American 1900
bales. Receipts 5000 bales, OF which American
$500 bales. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows Ordinary, 4td good ordinary. Lied;
low middling, 5-l0d; good middling. IL
l6d; middling uplands, SD; middling Or
leans, 8 0-lOd,
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet ana steady
THE prices are given In pence and 6iths,
thus 463 means 4OJ-0id, and SOL means
5.i-Gid.l
Ati pm.-June. 533d, sellers; June-July,
5,33d sellers; JulysAugust, 6.32d, sellers;
AugustSepiomber 5.3id, sellers; September
October, 6.20d, sellers; October. November,
6,l6d, value; Noycmher-Deoomber ODD,
buyers. December.January, 6.i3d, sellers;
September, 68id sellers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-26

fpois opened steady and closed steady;
Nlddli1s io5.iQ Sales. 4s7 bales Quotations
we're As follows Ordinary, 1910; good
ordinary. eci low middling o'tc, mlddling.
10 S.iec; good middlins, io,sci middling
fair. Ike; fair. iiEc.
fnIuUs opened steady and closed steady,
~ follows June, io.25sio2o July. 10 go
Io17: August. 10. S5ceio, %: September, 0.ssa
oso. October poo9R5 ~ sHoembcr, e.soa
900, December. oOo@o0I; January, a07cv
scs February. o7i@D7o, March, os29oss
April. yoo9oo2; May, oes@809 Sales
LOO bales.
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preyisions.

Fisn-Mackorcl, half brls, No. I, t7.2S
No. 2 tG55. lob ht, No. 1, fi.i5; No Q
o. 10 Dry herring, family, sc per box.
fHrsH ME,rs-Choicc beef, hlndquartcfs
Toe; forcquaricrs, Sc, second grade hind.
quarters. n; forcquartcrs, &c. Sheep a..
Hogs, sc.
Hoo PRopucfs-Quici; mess pork. 1880,
lOH@iia, bacon. clear rib sides, sjs@ac;
bulk pork, clear sides, sildSkc, clear rib
sides sCsShci long clear 7t6tsc; shout.
den, csc.
L,np-rcs, SIC; half brls, s,sc; kesz, SIC
choice kettle, pilc. steady,
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; mlddlinF, oi.c. Sales 200
bales, including none last evening, Of which
none 10 exporter and all 10 splnnon.
rxcnASoK ouorAnoSH.
Ordinary, 7Hc, GOOD ordinary, sNc;
low middiing, 9Nc, middlnE. 9hc.
good middling 10 i-iCc; middling fair, lose.
fair nominal.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements At the Levce.

Arrivals--Bclle Memphis, Naichez; Harry
Brown Cairo; Chickasaw, White river; Dia-
mond, New Orleans.
Departures-Rosa Lee 0sceola; James Lee,
Friars Point; Coahoma, Arkansas City; Harry
Brown, Cairo; Belle Memphis, st. Louis;
Gayoso, Tiptonville.
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PRIME CRuDE oiL--Sl@32c; prime summer
yellow, S5d30c; choice cooking summer yell
low, .45c; prime cotton seed meal, $4,000
100 carload lots less than carload, $500
Glfs5O
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I.eek out Tor ,heiera.

wAsulxorox, August T. is02-IIaying
made frequent use Of J A q, Marllrcs
Benno Plant consider u an almost infalli.
bic specific Tor cholera diarrhma. .dysen-
such. ). II. Lose,
Colonel u. s A. chlf Top Engineer
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cuic.oo, H., June s5-.rhe Drorer', Jour
nal rcports. Cattle Receipts. 1000 head;
shipments, 1000 head. Market irregular;
becves, ts7SCt6eo cowxand mixed, ti.Jo0o
500 siockers and feeder, s2.ss@s7S, Ten.
ans, t2OO93oo.
Hogs-RcoeIpts, 5000 head; shipments,
$500 head Market ktfong mixed, $3.50
b.07l( heavy, to.b6955p light to.fo9o.Uo,
pigs aud culls. A.i0ogAlo
Shcep--Rcceipts, 5.tcohead. Market slow;
muttons, t3ooa4.oc Ntsiern feeders, ~ 70
@3.s5; Texans, t2oosS'5, lambs, 1900
400 per head. 81
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LAMRs-choicc, $500, common to good,
per head, 81 50a3.0O.
Hoos-Choice light, 6@5I1c; good, 40
&c; common, 4Ag4I1c.
CArrLE-Choice, 4@i &c; good, 3h@4c
choice grass cattle S@3hc; good, 2h@3c;
scallawags. nominal.
suEEr-Choice, 4@l)Ic; medium, 9Jf@ic;
comma Al OOlii 10
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wmsKr-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
u 10000 Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, ti50N3VG Eastern
rycs, h.eo90oO, according 10 age and make,
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sr. Lows, Mo-, June q. -wool--stcady
with a good demand tor al choice grades q
unchanged prices. lsr
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

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New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 50 per $1,000 premium selling. New
Orleans, 81 discount buying 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Lonis-
VILE, demand par buying, $3.50 per 1900
premium selling
Nothing is doing In local securities.
Market quiet
The local cotton market closed firm ut an
advance Of i-lGc ON all grades; sales 200 bales.
Al New Orleans spots closed very steady;
low midding, middling and good mindling
went upi-iCc. Futures barely steady at an adj
vance Of eto 0points. Liverpool closed active
prices hardening. Futures advanced point,
closing quiet and steady. The New York
market closed steady and unchanged, with
futures steady, the old crop months dcclin-
ing 10 points and the new crop months
going up 5 to points. There were M bales
sold TO spinners last week not previously
reported.
The Liverpool Post Of recent date advises
that Tin October last we stated that the
world wanted an American crop Of q, 500 900
bales. II looks now as II the yield would
not be far short Of O,050,ooO TO 1000, 900
bales. Aganstthis excess Of 10000 to ZOO
600 American, however. there is deficit Of
about 100000 East Indian. The consump-
ton Of American, IN fact, Is larger than the
largest estimatc-0,s Gi, 0OO-put forth at the
opening Of the season."
IMPORTS.
Thirty hrls apples, $50 sks bran, 25 brls
beans and peas, II pkgs butter 100 pkgs
bacon, 400 pkg boots aud shoes, $500 bu
corn, $50 sks coffee, 200 brls lime, $50 brls
cement, ~ pkgs dry goods. ~ pkgs epu's, 100
brls -four. LEE bales hay, III pkgs hats, 300
head sheep, 100 head horses and mules, 100
pkgs lard, 5000 feet lumber, 20pkgs liquors
$50 brls meal % brls molasscs 400 kgs nails
5000 bu oats, ii0 brls potatoes, ~ csks pork
sides 90 pkgs rice, 25 brls sugar, 4i0 pkgs
tobacco.
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Nrw yonK. June 2s.-Tmde was quiet In
all departments, but the movement Of goods
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

n iiis r. I rIt6e 4 81, tlNSTEM1Irk9Es
ATRRf Kc,s&MRREKc N6BRR,io
steamer ~ wagons 4 Total, 2is bales
Erpofis-M 6cRR. i2is l. 6ERR. 80 9, oA
tw n n, M, L, NoATR n, i.5so Total aioi
bslcs
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stage ofthe Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. e. A.
MEMPHIS, June ~, pm. I
The following observations are taken al all sta
lions named In the 18th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time:
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