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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10

Miss Bessie Harry, Of G|arlandsvillc
after spending II week with the fami.
ly Of DR.. w. ID. Bragg, left Saturday
!; for Handsboro Ia visit her brother
Dr.. j. j. Harry.
j. l.. Dantzlcr, President; II. G,
Herring, Vicc-Prcsident ; Miss Alice
NJ. Hyatt, Secretary. Tho next meet
ing will be held one week from TO.
night at the residence Of Mr.. II. NJ.
Cudabac.
Mr.. Charles A. Wilcox left for
Washington City Tuesday night. He
has been appointed to an Office in one
Of the Departments. We arc glad to
hear of his good luck. He is a dcserv-
ing Democrat.
There will be alawn party at the res
ideace of Mr.. l.. N. Dantzlor on Tues
day night, the l4th inst, for the benc-
fit OF the Methodist Church parsonage.
1t will no doubt, be an enjoyable
affair. Music, vocal and Instrumental,
will be one of the features of the
evenings entertainment. Refresh
ments will be served, Admission 10
cents.
That clever gentleman, Mr.. C.. r.
Durrow, connected with the firm of
Messrs. e. w. Manahan & Go, is out
of town tor awhile. lie is on the
Robinson Railroad, Dog River, or
ganiZIng a tore for the firm. The
coIntry air and fare we hope will
benefit II friend Durrow. But he is
sadly missed in Moss Point by his
many admiring friends. Don't stay
long, Clarence.
We met Tuesday III our town the
citizens of Harrison county
tho Rcd Creek neighborhood:
Messrs. r. X. Hickman, W. T. Parker,
J. d. Datson, j. w. White, f. w.
Lott, A. E. O'Ncal, and last but not
east, II. F. WilliaIns,a colorcd broth.
~. These are a few of the log-gcttcrs
md runners who visit Moss Point Of
to get some g~reonbacks and
'nourishment."
Mr.. w. NJ. Wards store was broken
pen Friday night last. The thief
irst bored some small augur holes in
he south door shutter, then cut the
icce out so his hand could enter and
nbolt the door on the inside, which
C did and got in, but it is hard to
Ill how much goods were taken ont.
he safe and money drawers were not
lsturbcd, or the burglar would have
lade a pretty good haul. q
ATTENTION, MOSS POINT r
RIFLES!
You arc hereby cummanded to APP g
at the Armory Hall, ats: 80 pm u
Monday night next, August Is, h
1873, to attend a special meeting ofthe h
'mpany, called for the purpose OF Sc
sposing Of the Armory building and y
C money now in the hands of the II
easurer. By order of (
WIN, WEIGH, tn
Captain COmmanding. an
II. G. HERRING, Acting Orderly. ~
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,uoui. oP4Lo AJI.oa noI-.- Sa
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10
Quarterly Meetings
Foreign or Northern Advertising

We believe that the DEMOCRAT
STAR Is the only newspaper in the
United States that has no Foreign
or Northern advertisements. The
reason is, because We WILL NOT
take them for less than rates
charged for home advertisements,
and the cash TO accompany each
advertisement intended for the
paper. We expect to rigidly adj
here to this rule as long as we own
and conduct the DEMOcRAT-STAR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

The poet has left us.
Plenty OfraiD the past week.
Eggs scarce at 20 cents a dozen.
A few commercial travellers around
this week.
W. arc glad to sec Mr.. Moses Gof
ont again.
Mr.. Geo. Bloomfield is visiting rrla-
tivcs In the city.
Fresh turnir, rutabaga and cabbage
seed at Stewards.
BradStrcets agent was in town Tues
day smelling around.
The scuppcrnong is ripe and sells
for live cents a quart,
A teachers institute was held at the
Academy last Saturday.
Members ofthe Rifle Company don't
forget the call meeting Monday night.
Miss Al:cc ROurke, of Scranton, is
visiting the family of Mr.. IL. c.
Walker.
The large now m i'll of the l.. N.
Dantzler Lumber Company is in o7-
Grafton again.
"SpOt" was found before the adver-
tisement was printed. Don't be so
fast next time, "Spot."
The shingle mil of Dantzler & Nc
Innis has started again, turning out
1900 shingles per day.
Drop letter boxes nave been nut M
in Moss Point. That is a great con-
vcnicnce to our citizens.
Mr.. w. f. Bingham left Monday ,
for his home at Northport, Ala. His +,
mother is getting better. |
Prof. Steve w. Pettus came down :
from up the county Friday night to I
attend the teachers institute.
Let the members OF the Rife Com '
Dany bear in mind the call meeting /
Monday night and don't fail to attend. v
Mrs. J. W. Griffin and Mrs. d. o. v
Iyers left Thursday of last week for y
1eesburg Tenn, TO be absent month "
n so. "
The schooner j. w. Frost Is loading .,
I the J.. N. Dantzler Lumber Cos Il
Mills with 10000 feet of lumber for d
Jew Orleans. 81
WatermelOns have about petered
but their place is being filled by
cuppernongs much to the delight Of
he small boy.
Mr.. 81. NJ. Evans family, who have m
cen spending a month at the Sea- kl
bore Camp Grounds, returned home "
uesdaY much benefited. II
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co. are al
lumber TO Nashville, Tenn. ct
he barge Fritz came down the other -
~ with 1900 to 60 by rail TO that %
ty. IN
A party Of young people steamed II
'wn the Pascagoula river Saturday o.
ght on the tug Chamberlain. They M
I'd a pleasant time il tho moon did OF
II shine. W
The Hypathean Society had a ~,
ny pleasant meeting last Friday To.
ght at the residence Of Mr.. w. Den th'
Z. At the conclusion Of lhe literary do
ogramme an election Of officers was IA
ID TO serve for the ensuing Ihreo 5o
- : IN,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10
MOSS POINT
DEPARTMENT
LOCAL
JUSTICE

OLIVER WOOD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Regular terms of Justice Court for Dis
tTict No. 3, every secoud and fourth Sat-
urday in each month.
Churches.
METHoDIsT-Rev. j. z. Drake, pastor,
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
PkEsBYTERIAN-Rev. d. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching at Scranton overy third sun
day at 4 p. M,
BAPTIsT-Elder o. d. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first Sabbath in each month
and Saturday night preceding.
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DIR. w. A. Cox visited Mo bile
. K. MAYERS,
Scranton, Miss.


DIR. w. A. Cox visited Mo bill,
Tuesday.
Too much rain for the "tatcr'
crop.
What about the wake at the ice
house Sunday.
Mr.. w. X. Mead left Sunday for
ST. Louis on u business trip.
Col. James b. McRae was in town
Tuesday looking as Young and fresh
as ever.
The schooner Scguin is Que on
F'Fcntz's ways undergoing extensive
repairs.
Mrs. II. +. Roqucrbc, of Porters-
vile, Ala , was here this week looking
after her landed estate.
Master Jimmie Blackwell, of
Jacksonville, Fla is visiting his I'M.
Gle, MIR. Frank AppcrsOn, of this place.
Rev. G. +. Thompson. will preach
Sunday at Scranton al 9, a. M. Or
anSe Grove, IL, a. M; ~Pascagoula s,
T.. m.
Mrs. J. w. Roberts aud children
left Wednesday for her old homo in
Alabama OH a visit to her mother, who
IS in bad health.
Mr.. Ed. ID. LaurondInc and fam
lily have moved bag and baggage to
P"rtersville, Ala, their future home.
We regret their departure
Mr.. Asa Hcrsey, of Pennington,
gave us a pleasant call Saturday. lie
was here looking after the schooner
seguin, belonging to Mcssrs. Polite
vent Il Favre.
There will be an excursion, on or
about the 10th inst, for the benefit of
The building of a Lutheran Church
III Scranton. Further notice will be
gwen next week. Fe
miss Minnie Graves, of Mobile.
and Miss Theresa Phlcger, of Grand
Day two of Alabama's pretty daugli-
ers, have been visiting the Misses
Llndingcr this week.
1t is really abomniable 10 let the
'uewalks Of bur town 10 be crowded
"e'ght with cattle. Can't the Mayor
'su Aldermen do something to to
aOate this nuisance? I
-Aessrs. II. S. Rourke, of this l
pace and w. IT. Smith, of Moss =
tO'nt, left for jackson TO attend a s
inserting Of the General State Assem- a
O'y Of Knights of Labor.
Miss Emma Richter, a vivacious
lung lady, who has been spending
,o'no lime with her friend, Miss Alice
Ohs' returned to her home in the =
'~'e''ent City last Sunday. !
me Moss Point base ball club Il
80, THIS place last Saturday eve q,
WI the purpose of crossing bats d
.ne club Of this place, but were Is
'''eatsd BY a score Of TO O. :,
me- Board OF Supervisors met Ia
C.. my morning, and owing to the ei
auount Of business, win be in &c
~ aithe week. We will give the p
-''e OF the proceedings next week.
t,@ Suits a number Ofladies and gen. q
IJnS;- met at the residence Of No F. tri
nvs sef gu Tuesday night to en- eti
social dance, which iher did nc
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10

Rev. j. +. Doescher, Lutheran
will preach in the Scranton Methods
Church on Monday, August 18Th, a
e 80 pm. Dutch Bayou on Tuesday
and East ~pascagoula OH Wednesday,
7: 80 p. M.
Mr.. Jack Nichols, of Handsboro,
made the editors heart glad by leay-
ing at the DEMnRAT-STAR office two
large sweet red meat wafermeions.
Melons and LeConte pears are healthy
food for editors.
An excursion went TO Bayou La
Batrc last Sunday to witness a game
of ball between the Scranton Crews
and a Bayou La Batre club. No
game was played, The Bayou La Batrcs
falling 10 show up.
Now is the time te visit Chicago.
The l.. IL N. Railroad COMPANY will
sell tickets Saturday, August 18Th, at
$l2 for the round trip, and will limit
them to 20 days. Call on agent at
this place aud ecurc your ticket.
Mobile Register: Rev. J. Il. Ham.
berlin has rendered his resignation as
pastor of the Palmetto-strcet Baptist
Church, to take effect November LIST.
This action is nccessitatcd on account
of the reverend gcntlcman's failing
health.
Mr.. a. II. Shannon, proprietor of
.Shannondale Nursery, Ocean Springs,
presented us Monday with a specimen
his LeConte pears. They were
very nice and enjoyed by us. Small
thankfully received, Ian ger
DncS in proportion.
Mr.. John Robinson, near Moss
'"lhi, gave us a very Agreeable call
Wednesday. lie paid a wears sub
icripti0n to the DEMocnAr.STAR and
presented lis with a half dozen large.
LeConte pears. Small favors
re always highly appreciated by the
dit0r.
Nearly a dozen of the regulation ,
'leveland hats and Thurman banda
as suddenly appeared on the streets
tuesday, evening and created the first :
ampaign sensation. Over thirty .
lore hats nave been ordered, and the
'earers of the uniform will soon be
allied into a Cleveland and Thurman l
hub. II
Mr.. Chas. A. Wilcox, of Moss
oint, paid the DEMoCRAT.STAR "a /
isit Monday. lie informed us that II
e would leave soon for Washington
ity TO accept a position IN one of the IL
We are glad to hear of "
Is good luck and hope he may be
eascd with his new office and new fl
Ime. nj
There was a runaway and mash
, on Pascagoula street yesterday. r..
=. Ed d. Laurcndine's marc attach a,
to a wagon with his piano, took
ight and ran away, throwing the =.
ano in the ditch and injuring it very Il
UGH. One man was bruised. The
agcn was a total wreck. 1t was not
mustang this time. "
Drink Keystone Rye Whisky, a or
re, unadulteratcd whiskcy, free
I'm headaches. Only $l.50 per gal
4. Also Freeport Rye, four years -,
|. the best 50 whiskey in the United ~.
ates. Sold only by Craft & Co, Is
n Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala.
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and Farming Utensils
FOR SALE.

Being about TO move from jackson
csunty, l offer the following livestock and
farming utensils for sale at a great bar
gain for CASH:
2 Farm Horses, young and gentle.
l Durham Cow, which will be in mich
thus fall.
l Chester White Sow.
l Berkshire Brood Sow.
l Chester White Boar.
3 Sucking Pigs.
4 Chester White Shoats.
lTwe-HOrse S~tudebaker Wagon, almost
new.
l Top Buggy and Harness, in good or
der.
2 Steel Teeth HarrOws.
l Turn Pillow and One Double Shovel.
l Single Shovel.
l Wheelbarrow.
And a lot of other things too numercus
to mention. Apply early to
X. b. RICE,
On the Silas Tam Place, near Moss Point.
July Is, 1888, 2O-4t
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HEWN TIMBER.
New classification. Timber placed on
the market will bring 8 to 10 C per cubic
for 100 feet average, and chasing b. l
good. CoInmoH and poorly manufactur-
ed not wanted.
SAWN TIMBER,
Sawn Timber brings 10 to 10 cents per
cubic foot, on basis OF ID feet average, av-
erage quality.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-08-10

A. RIGGS & BROS, 247 Delord
street., near Dryades, New Orleans.
Send for price list.
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Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh In It's destructive force stands next 10 and
undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t is there
fore singular that those afflicted with this fearful
disease should not make II the object OF their lives
TO rid themselves OF IT, Deceptive remedies con-
cocted byignorant pretenden to medical knowledge
have weakened the confidence OF the great majority
OF sufferers in all advertised remedies They be-
come resigned to life OF misery rather than torture
themselves with doubtful palllaiives.
But this will never do. Cat0rrh must be met at
every stage and combated with all your might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms The bones and cartilage OF the nose,
the organs OF hearing, Of seeing apd OF tasting so
affected TO be useless the uvula elongated the
throat so nnamed and lrritateda to produces con
slant and distressing cough.
sASFoRDs RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
Catarrh, from simple head cold to the most oath'
and destructive stages. 1t Is local and const
tutional. Instant In relieving, permanent In cur
ing, safe, economical and never falling.
Each package contains one bottle OF the RADICAL
CURE, one box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and an IN
PROVED INHALER, with treatise price Sl.OO.
POTTER DRuG IL CHEMICAL Co., BOsToN.
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General News.

TnE Arkansas City leaves here at 10 o. clock
this morning for Cairo, St. Louis and way
landings.
YESTERDAY was very busy day with
steamboats,. All the packets leaving had
good trips.
TnE Eugene, now in port, leaves this evening
at . o'clock for Arkansas river, going through
to Pine Bluff,
The Harry Brown, from the Ohio river, Is
overdue here, with tow OF coal for Messrs'
Brown q Jones,
rnE Chickasaw is receiving to leave this
evening at 8 o'clock for points on White
river, going as far as Newport.
TnE gauge here at 2 o'clock yesterday ait.
crnoon registered - feet and tcnths de-
cline since last report Of foot and tenth.
TnE Chickasaw brought In from White
river yesterday morning 90 bales Of cotton,
lls sacks OF cotton seed and good list OF
sundrics.
Tm Buckeye State leaves at . o'clock thi,
evening for Cincinnati and way landings on
| the Missi s.ppi aud Ohio rivers. Capt G.. IL
| Russell is her agent.
THE Henry Llurcy, towing several barge,
| loaded with miscellaneous freight, passed
here yesterday morning ON her way from
| New Orleans TO 81. Louis.
TmE City Of Vicksburg, in command o
| Capt II. ]. Whittlcdgc, leaves at 10 o'clocl
| THIS morning for Nicksburg, Natchez ant
way landings. Mr. Geo. Walton has charg'
Of her office
Tnr New Mary Houston, ON her way from
| Cincinnati 10 New orleans, passed here yes
tcrday afternoon with fair showing of boil
freight aud people She added $500 sacks o
oil meal and a lot Of miscellaneous freight
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and strength. The market for that cereal
was strong during tho c,;tite session. The
opening price for Nav was aIc better than at
he close ON Satur3av ~ ~ 80 and by II
o'clock had sold nm 10 SoSIc The visible
31' 6G1 I'm ahout half ~ MI /" ss e1pecied
and this had n tendencv w. ,ycoLcn the mar
ket and NAV sold down tosoc Rut the mar
ket WINS stubborn and roa.,od an s5iIc. and
was again set back ~ siSeoh,, regIignc soles.
and for The tbirJ ti,oe ,a1,,o2 ~ a noint over
Ssc and fnallv closed sradt NJ SIC
Tbo close ~ ,ho ro,, Ia 80, ~ len Nav
corn within n fract;on 80 ,.hore II closed on
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NEW ORLEANS.

Tone. Rec rrlcc. stock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
uoncy, nond. aud stor...

NV YoRK, April - Money ON call easy
Of 2 90 1 per cent; last loan ~ per cent;
closed on, red at per cent, Prime mcrcan.
tile paper 5Gs7per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but steady at Si.sC for sixty day bills
aud si.ss for demand.
Government bonds were active and strong.
State bonds were dull aud steady
The stock market was very active aud firm
~ the opening this morning. most ~ the
list being small lnctions above the closing
figures ~ Saturday, aud with the exception
OF q small setback IN the lirst hour aud a
shading of toward the close, the market
continued 10 advance steadily throughout
the entire day. The prevailing sentiment
was bullish aud the buyinR-by -commission
houses was In excess of anything seen dur
ing the previous advance, aud despite the
free calizatiuns In all parts of the list, with
the uninvoriblc western rumor circulated,
Il was sufficient 10 keep prices moving up
ward nearly all day long. The close n AZ be
quoted ~ fffm or near the best figures of
the day. The active list, N compared with
the final prices OF Saturday, II almost In
ynrinhly higher aud Tennessee Coal Il up 2
Wheeling and Lake Erie iA, aud Omaha
~ per cent
Tic railroad bond market was also more
active. sales, ~, 25S,0o Erie seconds fur
nishcd $4,000 The total sales " stocks to-
day were 1891 shares. Closing quotations:
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GENERAL TRADE.


Dullncss prevails IN The grocery trade and,
indeed, In ali branches Of business at pres
cnt. In the local market today the Mcr-
chants Exchange quotations committees al
yancod lard lc. Mixed corn, store, bulk aud
sacked, went up ic. White oats, store, bulk
aud sacked, also advanced le. Mixed oats,
from store, remains unchanged, while bulk
aud sacked were marked up 10. Eggs are
unchanged. but somewhat iirmer IN tone
Other articles comparatively unchanged.
Home grown strawberries were received to-
day aud sold at Pc per quart box At New
Orleans, IN the sugar market, there 10 fair
demand. with movement brisk Tor this sea.
son Of the year Prices rulo firm aud are
well maintained. MolaScs continues steady
and unchanged. There Is NO change 10 re-
port In the clean rice market, the movement
continues lglt with prices quoiably un-
changed. Stocks continue moderate.
Rough rice Is Ia the same condition ~ the
clean article At New York the general
grocery trade Il but fairly active. Specula-
ton Is slack beyond such as may be neccs-
safy 10 keep the pot boiling In the Coffee
exchange, where considerable degree Of
hesitation continues 10 mark the movement
Of operators Ia the market for DmEls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-24

slwrr-Choice 5c; medium, 3ll@ic.
LtNns-Choicc, 500; common 10 good,
per head, $3.50
lIoos--Cholco lighl, 595Itc; good, lEC5c;
common, ii4@4hc.
GnAss CArTLr--Choicc, a7i@l'Ic; good ~
@3Hc fair 10 medium, 2,sgjc, scallawags,
lismec.
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A stupid Maid.

From the New York sun.
Great Actress TO maid Who was n, the
door, Marie2
Nadia gentleman, madam, but / said
YOU were not at home 10 any one.
Great Actrcss-Thats all right. Did lac
leave card2
Maid-Ycs, madam.
Great actress lrcading card)-why, II
was Mr.. Potash, the eminent soap manu-.
iacturcr. | declare, Marie, you are too
| stupid,
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Cmc.ao. Ill., April ~ The Dvorcr,' Jour.
nal reports Cattle receipts Soo0; shipments
$500, market strong TO loo higher.
stockcr and feeders w., 10 $780, cows.
bulls and lmlxed, ti0b9375; through
Texas cattle. tS7beit@'
Hogs-Receipts, si,ooo head; shipments,
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Ilrensistuns.

Cory MrAi,-standarl, s2.3O@a75; pearl,
600 rullcr $500, firm.
BEANs Am PrN - Navy beans, $500
medium, SOS Stock peas, $40 per bu
lady peas, ti.15 per bu black eyes, $50
per hu.
oar MrAL-In half hrls, $3.50 from store.
fLovn - From store, common, 500
family. s. Is. choice, $500 fancy, tt3O extra
fancy, Sii5. patent u.75ahOO strong
RAcKEns-Soda, treble extra, &c, ginger
snap, 6hdG'sc, assorted iumhlcs, l0@ l2c.
Cn,cKrp WHE,r-h half brls, Si25 from
store
HoNiNY AsD Gnrs-From store, 1925.
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5000. Market opened weak, closing strong,
mixed, S5.30@5.55; heavy, $5. 45@505; light,
t5.25@5.55; skips, AOo@,5.1 10
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market steady; natives, $500
$50; western, $5.10dG3o; Texans, $3.50
$50; lambs, $55Ofd85O
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EXCHANGE
New York and cities north and east, on
demand. y discount buying. New York
and principal cities north and east demand
par buying. New Orleans, - discount buy
ing.
Selling Rates-On New York, s. per $1,000
premium selling on Cincinnati, st. Louis or
Louisville, $3.50 per $1,000 premium ON all
sums; on New Orleans, 800 per u, 900 pre-
MUM. Prime commercial sterling, SiSyS
@l.s5.
No transactions were registered at the
stock exchange call board today, bids aud
offerings being far apart. There has been
quite falling Of In regular business during
the past week, aud somewhat OF dullness
yet prevails in all circles.
The local cotton market Is firm, sales To-
day being I, 900 bales. New Orleans closed
steady at an advance Of i-lGc, while futures
closed duh aud up points. The Liverpool
market is quoted business good at hardening
rates, with futures advanced / 60 ? points,
closing quiet New York spots are steady
and unchanged. April futures advanced
points, other months up TO ? points.
Hubbard, Price a Co. say Responding
10 better Liverpool advice, reporting a
hardening tone for spots and arrivals, our
cotton market for certificates opened dt on
advance Of points FOR the old and points
for the new crop tie principal dealings be-
ing represented by selling June and buying
August at a difference OF 10 POINTS Tn,
full movement Of receipts at all ports Ia
creased sellers, and prices were shaded
about 2 points above opening yet closing
steady still points above Saturday. quota
tons. Demand for export continues good
and actual sales are above figures officially
reported
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coNsolInAren srArEMrYr.
ncra,c IN receipt, this day ~


At noon Spots--Busncss good at hard
cning prices sales, 1900 bales, Of which
American 1900 bales Receipts, II ,0O0. bales,
OF which American 1900 bales. Closing quo
iations were ns follows Ordinary, i7sd; good
ordinary, ID; low middllng sd; good mid
ding SD; middling uplnnds 5lOdi mid
ding Orleans, 51ld.
Futures opened steady, at advance, and
clocd quiet, as follows
lThc prices are given In pence and Giths
thus: i63 means i03-Old. aud 5.0l means
bl-Gldl
AZ pm.-April, 5,i0d, buyers April.
MAY, b.i0d, buyers; May.Junc, o. iDd, buyers;
JuncJuly, 5.2ld. sellers; July August, b.22d,
sellers; August-SeptomboE 522d, sellers
Experimentation blld, buyers; October
November, 5O0d value September Odd,
SELLERS
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HAy-Choicc. from store, ancGisl.O0. car
load, irnm leVcc or depot siNJ0tluI
prime. store, Wmn2iSc. car loal, from lcycc
or dcpot, Si7.UOAiSOo prairie. irom slorc
OCtlNy; car load, from leycc or depot Sl0Oo
CtiAUo
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-24
No, According 90 mo,Ic.

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Friend Of the Bridegroom dn back seat
at church wedding -Lucky man, Jack
Trcvnor, She's been a society queen for
four seasons
Mai. kittens Kind Of unusual, too,
isn't ~
Friend Of bridegroom What 10 you
mean, sir2
Ma. Kilten--why, for Jack TO take q
auppn.