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SroAR-Pure white, 7N67lSc; or white,
7l5@7A.C; yellow clarified, 7M7L &c; open kct
tie, 57s@6l,c; refined A, 7Ld7Lc, stand
ard granulated, &c; plantation granulatcd
nc; powdered, SIC; cut loaf, SIC; strong
and active.
CoFrEE-Common l5c; ordinary, lGc; fair
l1c prime Rio, lSc; choice to fancy, IN, old
government 30ttS2c; steady.
RcE-Louisiana, j@jkc; Carolina, 0H6i
&c; quiet
CANNED Goops-Pinc apple, si75; peaches
lbs. standard, $500 lbs standard, s2.2i
second $3.50. Tomatoes 2 lbs. standard
SlOO; lbs, standard Sl.l5. Strawberries
Sl.75. Raspbcrrics, 500 Dlackbcrrics 81
@li0. Green cages, sl.T5Gyl.sS. Pears
Sl20tll.75. Plums $l7j. Asparagus, SO
@i25. Green corn, Sl.75@l.i0 Green peas
sl.G)6Cl.W Cove oysters, full weight, H.
95c; lbs slGi6gl.T5 light weight, N, G5Gt
zoe; lbs 800 Condensed milk-Cruwn
$50 Eagle, S7,75 Swiss, $40, Salmon
Sl.S Sardncs, S.15 mustard SardincS
500 Mackerel, $3.50; herring mackcrcl
Si25
CASprrs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, SC1lOc; fancy assorted, Sdl5c; cNtr.
fancy, lSd25c; firm.
CuEEsE-Ncw York factory, 6G1sc; full
cream, l2Gll3c; Young America, i3dlic
MoL,ssEs-LouiSiana, common to fair
20n25c; prime to choice; gl1g3Sc; fancy,
400 i5c; centrifugals, common 10 fair, 20Cd
25c; prime to choice, jO93Oc; syrup, 2J@ i0r
steady.
SNr-Saginaw. 81. 3Odl.3j per brl: Ohio
river. -. POOL. - per hrl sks fine, Sl35a
l.iO. coarse, 81 lOttl.li. pkts, 2li@7c.
SCARS ANp CN.pLES-Soap, 3tgjlsc. Can
dies, full weight, lOc.
SrNRCu-3t. I3L,C
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 81 per $1,000 premium selling New
Orleans 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying, Sl.5O per $1,000
premium selling.
aThc local cotton market closed steady to-
day, with sales of AS bales. At New Or
leans spots and futures closed dull; the old
crop months unchanged and new crop
months up point Tho Liverpool market
closed dull and inanimate, with futures
barely steady and unchanged.
New York spots and futures are steady, the
latter OIL to ? points.
Hubbard, Price Il Co., in their circular on
cotton futures, say:
''Thc contract market opened little slack
and 2 points lower, but upon the develop
mcnt of small covering demand strength
encd up and finally closed at about last
nights rates. Trading has been Of local
character, unimportant in itself, and hardly
enough business done TO test the position"
According to the Commercial Bulletin Of the
18th Instant Indeed, too much uncer-
tainty prevails over the old crop, at least to
attract either buying or selling on fresh in
vestmcnt, and II is the feeling of extreme
nervousness among those already committed
that affords the present working basis. Today
August started out with frmer tone and
the rate touched ioIEc again, but as this do
mand ceased, some pressure developed and
there was settling of to lO.45c, at which a
line Of stop orders was reached that added
materially to the offering and further pre-
cipitatcd the decline until sales were made
as low as 10 i0c or 10 points under the high
est. From the latter figure, however, care
ful buyers managed TO secure recovery,
aud when the gong sounded at the close the
line Of cost was within point Of last oven
ingani the position looked generally steadicr
There seemed 20 he an idea that the move
ments Of leading operators indicated more
determined move toward working an adj
vance for August, and the drop today, II
was claimed, was assisted rs means OF
shaking out some OF the interfering long
interest; yet others are equally certain that
the basis for n squeeze Is daily becoming
smaller through the disappearance OF the
short interest, and the haliing between
these two opinions makes possible such ir-
rcgularitcs as have been shown today. ON
the line Of new crop, September retains
rather the strongest tone, with not much
inclination TO add TO the short line; but be-
yond that there Is occasional selling by
- thnSc who believe in ample supplies and the
necessity for easy values In order TO keep
the consumptive demand In desirable trim. "
IMPORTS
One car bran, 726 pkgs bacon. 400 pkg
boots and shoes, . cars corn, l0pkgs cheese,
205 sks coffee, $50 brls lime, DIS pks dry
goods, II pkgs eggs, $50 brls flour, "a pkg
hats. 50 head cattle. $4,000 feet lumber, !
pkgs liquor ~ brls molasscs, 2 cars oats,
cars pork sides, sos brls sugar. % pkgs to-
bacco aud cars wheat.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
noney, nonds aud storh :.

NV YoRE, July il.--Moncy on call-nO
loans were made today. Quoted NJ the close
at i6tlJI per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
ld0h per cent. Sterling exchange dull but
steady aud unchanged.
and steady. State bonds mere dull aud
steady.
II was stated In the stock exchange this
morning that the bears had sold stocks In
London with the view ~ affecting the mar.
kct, and thus making lower figures horc aud
NJ the opening The scheme failed, how
ever. and FIRST prices were firm 20 strong,
aud London sold no stocks In this market
today; on the contrary, few buying Orders
were executed for foreign account Tho
feeling Was still builsh. and tho same con.
ditions prevailed that made the advance
yesterday. and a further gain In quotations
was the result 10 the days operations, the
market closing at about the highest prices
attained during the week. Commission.
houses still had buying orders ~ execute
aud the market proved strong from tho
opening the first sales being from = 10
y per cent above last nights hg.
urcs. The Vnndcrbilts became q marked
shore was specially prominent accom-.
panied by New England aud the coal
stpcks, u which Delaware 4 Hudson was
specially strong. Most OF the animation wa,
In Eve stocks u which g. Paul led, with
transactions amounting 10 1900 shares, New
/ England ~ $40, Lake Shore i2.ilg, Lacka'
wanna II .ab0. and Reading 1880, out " q
| total days business Of 1885, $40 shares. Tho
advance met with no vet hack whatever
| throughout the session and among the spec
| ialtics Hooking coal and Richmond \
| West Point preferred made important gains.
/ The features 81 the general list were New
/ England and Lake Shore, aud the movement
| In the former wns small 10 a mystery 10 the
street, though buying was believed 20 be FOL
Boston account. No further feature marked
the trading and the close was active and
strong at the best prices Of the day. Della
ware "A Hudson, az; Burlington a Quincy
~. Richmond h West Point pfd. ~; TN
common. ~. 81 Paul iI.,.laokawanna anS
lake shore, ~, Missouri Pacific and ~
Paul. nd, per cent and Others frae,iona
amounts.
Tho railroad bonds market was active ant
firm 20 strong. Texas Pacific second Ia
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S6,50@6,62II short clear sides (bo1cd(
$S,O0(Gs05.
Rcceipts-Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, IL, 900
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, ia 900 bu; barley,
1000 bu.
shipments-Flour 80, 900 brls; wheat, 1000
hu; corn, 2aS,Oo bu oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
Sr. LOWS, Mo, July lt.-Flour, dull steady
and unchanged Wheat, cash iirmcr; futures
opened iirmcr on light receipts but all the
advance and moro was soon lost when other
markets declined. The pressure to sell was
not great however, and advances elsewhere
caused an upturn. The close was .GUNsc
above yesterday. No, > red cash, 49, aG7SAo;
July, 1SIGG1SIc, closing 1Shc; August,
7S@7S'-c, closing at 7SNGiSiic; September,
70h@7OAc, closing at 70Ac; December,
S3GS3Ac, closing at $40.
Corn-Spot higher options opened iirmcr,
but dull, and later September weakened on
until 4c below yesterday; cash; i6Gi6 &c;
August 45l,c september AA.@i5l-c
closing at iiAc, year. 3i's@35c, closing
SAFE.
Oats-Dull but firm; cash sc; July - Sc;
August 2Slsc; September, 25'sc bid year pc
bid
Ryc-Dull Barlcy-No market.
Bran Firm at Gjc. Cornmcal-Stcady,
S. 7AU 81 80.
llay--Stcady aud firm; prairie, $40 GOA
SllOO.
Buttcr-Quict but steady and unchanged.
EggS-Dull at lOc.
Provisions aud higher rork-tli %
for job lots. lard-rrimc steam, nom
inally So fancy leaf $50, refined ticrcc,
$500 Dry salt mcats-BoNcd shoulders,
&3R short clears SS.i2h, mcon-BoNcd
shoulders, S72i; long clear, sSl2ll; clear
ribs SSl2G 6tS6O short clear sS.1a0pS. ~.
llnmS-firm nj 81 OOGl2.j0.
Rcccipts-Flour 1000 brls, wheat $4,000
bu corn, 5000 bu, oats, 1000 In; rye and
barley none.
shipments Flour 5000 brlS wheat none;
corn, 1000 bu oats, 5000 bu; rye aud
barley, none
KANSAS CRY, Mo, July Wheat
Steady No. ., cash, G1'Sc hid, August,
q Nc bid, Csc asked, September Csc bid;
No, > sol, cash, 69'ic asked; August 6oISc
asked
Corn-Stcady; No, cash, Ale bid, t2,SC
asked August, sales at ilc; No. white,
cash, 1880 bid
oats-.-No. cash, eO'sc hid, 2lc asked.
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Groceries.

Nrw NoRE, July l4-Corcc-Spot fair
rio, firm, ut lihic; options very dull, closing
steady, sales, DOOO bags; July Nl.iA Aug
ust, SlOACdiO 10 September, 81 50 October
$1Gi, November, SlGN December, SlGi6e
go. January, Sa7OdD7i February, 1919.
Sugir-Quirt hut strong. mola,,c, grades,
ii,Mi'Ac refined, duh MulA 500 test
pie. Ricc-Stcady,
NV ORLENNs la, July ii-SugirS -
Stronger, open kettle, fully fair, To-, ccntri-
fugils. OIL white, nc; choice yellow clari.
fled, &C.; prime yellow clarified G'sc' oil gel,
low clarified, q l-l6c. Other articles I'm.
changed.
CiNctNN,ri q July u-Whisky Stcndy'
,alcs SIS barrels finished goods IN q basi, ni
STA. Buttcr-Strady Sugir-lu good
demand Ege,-Ei,y; l2Gl2Ic loss oil.
Chccsc-firm.
CmcIgp. ~. July li--On the produce cN
change TO-DAY, the butter market was slow,
creamery, H.. dlh'. dairy l3'sml5c Egg
bull fresh, ~ idllr.
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CmcNao. M. July li.--lt was n day ut
urrcriaintic, In the wheat pit nnd The Nnlp'
err hid the market very larr'ly The low
rsi points were touched early hcrnuSc 10 was
believed that leading operator was selling
the last of hi, long wheat, while la, regular
brokers were binding the crowd by buying
some The slack condition II the market
and the lailurr ~ an important firm helped
thc early dip. New York sent some hullish
news, but they It'd nothing there a. SOP the
decline Toward noon the cables came q
little moro hull,h, and renewed wet weather
was reported IN France. where wheat II nj
ready very backward 4 few boat load,
were taken Tor export nj New YORK, anu ~
the weather reports came irnm the wheat
belt In this state ani also west Ol the Mis-
sisippi these influence, helped prices NJ
nearly L. from the very bottom. Then them
was another decline, simply frpm lack of
support, and also another rally before the
| elise on the belief that most IT the long
wheat hal come out The ungc " prices
wns ~ follows August inAmD'fc, down
a. 7sNc. up a. 7sisc. down u Ip'.c, and
then up 90 1gkc where Il started. Scptcm-
bcr sold at Isj,c aud 49,, acting clOscdly
with August The market closed
with August wheat at Ip'.c. Corn was
active and unsettled, ruling firm early
/ aud weaker later In the session. Opening
sales wcrr about the same Hs the closing
prices oi Yesterday, were firm and advanced
| kNDs.r. ruled steady for time, then became
weak, selling III AHL9.c changed some sud
| closed h.0tAc lower than Yesterday. There
was fair demand early from local short,
aud other sources. but after they had been
filled offering, buoamc heavy on local ac.
count. aud In absence IT any outside sup
port the market ruled weak. In oats the
| hnt introduction ~ thc new crop was tho
| only feature NJ note. Speculative trade was
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cnor IN sIonr, IrLY la.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
July II gives the following figures Total
visible supply, i.32o,3ls bales, against i,0ii,.
gs7 In 1857. These figures indicate a de-
crease Of cotton In sight OF Jii.659 bales, a.
compared with the same date In 1851, and
a decrease Of 2oo,59O bales rs oot,pared with
.nrnc hnIc In IAsll
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DAILY CorroN STATEMENT.

lmportS-M X X is; Il L IL, u L. " II
r, %; MS l. X H. o. steamers, l;awagons, J.
Total 81 bales.
ExportS--L < n X r, SIS steamers, north. 100.
Total isS bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady;
middling, 1910, Sales, 20 bales. Quota
tons were as follows Ordinary, 73c; good
ordinary slice; low middling, 10 Lice;
middling, l01Ec good middling, 10 1916;
middling fair, II 7-l6c; fair, IL Lice
Futures opened quiet and easy and
closed steady, as follows July, l0.4l@
1912; August, l0.4i@lO.45; September,
0.sO@0.si; October, 0.5s@959; November,
9.5lGl9.52 December. 9.j0@9.5l; January,
0.576l9.5s; February. 96i@9.65 March,
0.72@973; April, 9.SO@9.Sl May, 9.sS@
$50 Sales, 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
dull; midding, 9Ac. Sales, 400 bales
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
nc; good ordinary, sac; low mid
ding, 0IIc; middling, OAc; good middling
lOIsc.
Futures opened steady and closed duh
as follows: July 07i@972 August
0.67@96s; September, 02ia925; October
9Oi@90j; November s07@99s; Deem
Der, s.99@9.00; January, 907@0.0S; Feb
ruary, 0i699.17; March, 925@9.26 April
9a@a35; May, o.I3@9H. Sales, G,io(
bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LINERlOOI..

LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots-Dull aud inanimatc.
Sales, 5000 bales, of which American 400
bales. Receipts, 1900 bales, OF which Amer.
lean 400 bales, Closing quotations wcrc
as follows Ordinary, nd; good ordinary,
. l-l6l; low middlng, 5-lGd good mid
ding 5Ad; middling upands 8 OlGd; mid.
ding Orleans, 5asd.
Futures opened dull aud steady and closed
barely steady.
These prices are given IN pence and 6iihs,
5l-6id.l
At p.m.-July, 5.3Jd, sellers; July-Au.
gust. 5.3ld, sellers, Augllst-Scptcmbor :. 2hl,
SELLERS; Scptcmbcr-Octobcr 5.l9i, buyers.
Octobcr-Novcmbcr, 5.lid buyers; November.
December. 5l2d, sellers, Decembcr-January
5.i2d, sellers Jnnuary.fcbrtmry, 5.l2d, sell.
err: Septembcr 52DI sellers
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CoRS MrAL--Siandard, t2s5g2c0, pearl,
~ 10. roller, 81. i0a3i5. quiet
Bg,Ss Ash PE,s-Nayy beans, t2J0g27j,
medium. ti.5Oa2.OO.
oar ME,L-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
fLorn-from store, common. B25, Tam
lily. 81 25G3.4O. choice, t3GDd3.si. fancy,
~ i5NGi9o extra fancy, Ni5glOj, patent
t5.0Ddb2n quiet.
CRlcgEns-soda treble extra, g.. ginger
snaps, bifhsifC. assorted iumbles, l00tl2c.
CnAcKID wnEAr-In hall brls, $3.50 from
store
lioNiNY AND GRirs-From store, 1875
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Cmr,Go, H., July 1.-THE Drorerf jour
nal reports Receipts, 2SD, in
Guiding i,JUJ TcNa, cattle, shipments i,upo
Market fair active aud steady, choice to cN
ira hccyc, aBUl1GJl. common Ia good
q 30cfI5O. stnrkrr and feeders, nominal
- jOa3vO. cows. hull. aud mixed, lndj -
Tcvns cattle closed ut 500. Steers, LOO
lUn
IIn-,- IsSccipts T.5nt shipments, l.7Ol.
Market opened steady, hut cursed lnr lower
mixed. g. od5. -. heavy, SiGntgin5, light,
- jDdlSl
sheep Receipts. 2Wn. shipments, l,,ob
natives. - - ,gi ~. western, ~ lntt lub. Tex
ans S2I5w31t, lambs, 81 2JaGvD pcr 10
pounds
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Household supplies.

Arrrrs-Nonc IN market except Tor ship.
mcnt Dried apples, G's@'l. ~ per lh. i'pm
store. Dried peaches N,a.r from store.
FHuu-lirm. Oranges none iu market
Lemons. S5O0st5.51 per box scarce. frm
aud tending higher. Bananas, $iW12m
per bunch.
PIcxLE- Iris, o. hall hrl-. si0o.
por,oEs-F Firm. new. Si.jOa2O per htl.
roULTKY--Chigksu. spring, sl3g2G ~.
mixed. S2OOfg2 ~, hens, S2yYa2Ti.
Egor-Dull. boxes, Sc. eases, ~.
NUrs-CUcoanut,. $50 per lup Peanuts,
Virginia. Gd6jsc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
Ia5c. roasted. 2,sc higher; shellcd, Gg1c.
rccnns, Texas, Vtl2r.
WAR NnLEs-OnionS $50 per hrl, N.1l
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, So
per crate; 100 per dozen; kraut brls $50,
half brls. siJO. Garlic. SOC per loo.
RNINs-london Layers, 500. layer,
s275: California. sa.jOda0l
BurtER.- -Butierinc. ljc. creamery, 2Ot
gOc dairy, l5Ctl7c. country butter, lOalSc
CIpEn-Oark, $3.50 per brl, aud 800 per
half brl.
NtNggNn-Pcr gnl. Sale.
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per head. 500.
IIoGs-Choicc LIGHT, 5a5llc. good, 9iCs
10: common, il.0ri'Sc,
C,rTn-Choicc, 3TaiHc good, 3sts1c,
.callnwngs, nominal.
snEsr-C Choice, Jc; medium, SIC, com
mon II UngfI N
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comes were again very active and contrib
utcd S202 900 outot the total days business
of $685., 900. Mostof the list shows fractional
gains Bond sales for tho week $s,952 900
against only - $1,000 for last week
The total sales Of stocks today were 1885,
S36 shares Closing nuotations
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so,,op seed Products.

rRN. CHrDE Oft.--l,CIJ7c; prime summer
yellow, iOai5r; choice cooking summer yell
low. iGni7c: prime cotton seed meal,
81. OO6Gl7.75, car. load lots less than car.
load. si7OosslSOD OIL coiipn s'cd mcal,
kt5 u0dlBO1
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MiscrIlRncomN.

WnIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 .5OmGOO, Robinson and Lincoln countir,
Tenn, sharp advance, sl.jOd3.OU. Eastern
rycS, u. $4,000. according To age and make
common whisky, ajcfd.lJn, according 10
proof; nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BNGGiNG--Sti9IC.
rowprR-Kcgs, 500 half kegs s275
quarter kegs, SlI5.
IIipEs-Dry ilint, No. I. To-; M. >, L. dry
,nltcd, 5'Sm7c: green saltcd, No. I, 30, No.
>, SIC; green, So &C., shccp'kins, l)cgslOt,
irregular
1iFs-l2h
suor--p-op Si45 buck, ti.75
IEAp- -ic.
NAus-lron, $40. steel. S2.2jG23i
ToWCcO-COmmun, 2jg3jc, other grades,
3iGtSir.
SNrrY-Garrctts, si0S5. Ralph's SlO.2i,
Railroad. - -: Gail & Ak, 500
Coat Ou.-l'rimc white wholesale lots
Gisc per gal.
Bfr,wAX-isftsc
lNtiOW-,iti o..
Woodbury. grease wool, unwaNhcd, 100
l3c: clear grease wool, 9d2bc. bury washed,
9nli 90. tub washed .Odgic
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feesistuns.

HlY-thoice, from store, njcati.Oo, car
load, from lcycc or depot Sis.J09ln00
prime store, iDag9DSc car load. from lcyco
or depot sl5.OO@is.O0 prairie. from store,
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eo@7oc; car load, from lcvee or depot, 5000

6o@70c; car load, from levee or depot, 5000
@l300.
CoRS---From store, white, CSC; mixed, Coo;
from levee or depot, white in bulk, 5sc; in
sacks Gle mixed, in bulk, SIC; in sacks, SOC.
BRAN-From store, 75c; from leyee or de-
pot Si4,00@li.50.
0ATs-From store, white, 45c; mixed, 43c;
from leyee or depot, white, in bulk, iOc; in
sacks 42c mixed, in bulk, 3Sc; in sacks, 40c.
Provisions.
FIsu-Mackcrcl, half brls, No. |, S7.25;
No 2, 1913; l0-lb kit, No, |, Sl.l5; No. .,
Sl,l0. Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
FREsH MEATs-Choice beef, headquarters,
Toe; forcquartcrs, 6c; second grade hind
quarters, Sc; forcquarters, &c. Sheep, Dc,
Hogs Sc.
Hoe PRoDUcTs-Firm; mess pork, $3.50
sugar cured hams, ll@l2c; breakfast bacon.
l0a@llhc bacon, clear rib sides De- bulk
pork, clear sides, SLMSAc; clear rib sides,
S@Shc; long clear, 7}s@Sc; shoulders, csc
LARD-TcS, Sc; bali brls, SIC; kegs, sac;
choice kettle, ~; firm.
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Steamboats, Leaving
Movements 10 the i.esce
s..uefaI News.

Arrlvcd-City of Ration Rouge. 81 Louis.
Dcpnricd-Ci,y Of baton Rouge, New Or
Loan.
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Hand, and stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may he regarded As the latest quotations
uASK SHOCKS
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Memphis and Cincinnati Paoko, 90.

uncr, .vecal excursion rates 4, ~ patrons ilr thu
next ~ days SIS MEMPHIS To CtN1iNNAtl
ASp RfTCRN Including sistr tOums vhle ~
Ciurtnnsti inat, leave Memphis ~ ksDAlS anl
FRIDAYS arriving at Cincinnati hONDANHa ni
THURSDAYS EArh bat carries nne stinf
hand 4l,e ial rates mails ~ riftlc, DESIRING -
turning on anOthrf a. - To- miles of oull mills,
10 h. gone unc DAY ~ twelve days fuf tut par
tirular. call on ~ aidfcss n WDsSklls Gcn.tal
Freight ani Passenger AgeuL Rom u. Cotton IA
change Building
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rrsiias'~s rreetiss. Esuptons letter. ws,srbrssh.
sriciiy Heal. nsals insss, D.iss and sungs. TrJhi
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HXcuAH0r Quotations.

Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, SIC low
iniddling, D,sc, middllns ioc, good mid
ding, 10 5iGc, middllng fair. lose, fair
nominal. dusty, Nc Ole lover.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
MAGNOLIA BALM

insnrss Psrf.ci Complexion and tssps N. rsc..
x.cs. Arms aud hands son and smooth Try nj
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PIER CENT. NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton. ioc
Sales Today, ATS Bales-The Tone of
the General Market Steady-Meats
Firm,


APpEAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, July H. 1855
Money continues in good demand and fair
supply at the ruling rate per cent.
The clearing.house report Is as follows
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NNnnI-
on aud Tarpcutine.

~. Torrs, Mo, July lI-wool quiet aud
unchanged
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TnE James Lcc leave, tomorrow evening
% = o'clock for Helena aud friir Point
Tug Rosa Ire goes out tomorrow At 2
o'clock pm, for O,ccula aud the upper
bends
TnE City ~ BATON Rouge. from 81 Louis,
passed down to New Orleans yesterday
afternoon.
TuE Conhoma pulls out tomorrow NJ
o'clock u ~. for Helena, friars Point, Con.
cordia, Tcrrcnc aud Arkansas city.
Tng Belle Memphis, for hatcher, NJ n
o'clock am. and the city ~ Providence, toI
81 Louis nj noon. are tie Anchor Un'
steamers announced 10 leave here today,
aaaa=
IIoAE testimonials are most reliable, nnd
" YOU will sei 4 your name and nddress We
will send statements " number, Of the best
citizens of Nashville regarding the wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian File ONT
mcnt. II mover fails. Fifty cents aud "
per bottle Manufactured 10y l,angum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville. Tenn. for sale by
Iicistcr. 2sl Main street
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THE RIVERS.

wmuScroS, y. C., July lL-Turpcntinc
firm ale
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
MAGNOLIA BALM

Owe. . n.,ishinsiy p.auuful shin. Drives %
piO,shss. nsansas. nOushnss.. rispIs' 4 sua-sAai
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nNNK CLHARINGs.


Cuc,go ILL.,, July lI-ClcaringS, $40
30, 40.
Nrw ORLEANS La, July n-Clcarings
Sl.O03, ii1.
BNLriNogE, Nd, July ii-ClcaringS ST..
jG,Gli, balances, s2.lu,S.
pmL,DFLruA Ia, luly li..--Clciring,
to-day were SIOaliil; hallnc %, Si.Oll,n
For the week cicauuE, sjl 30 90 bal.
auccS. 1iIh2B.
liosroS, Mass. July --Cl'triug' today
wcrc Si3.sSiGll, balance. Sl.A71nNi. For
the week clrnrinrS, sH2,h1nuiS balance
5A322 pb For the correspond NJ week
last year. clearing sNi,ii',A'; balances
80 i5j. lpi.
~. Inris, Mo-, judy l.---Clcarins. today,
-. So. 33l. balances stS6li This week,
rlrarinrs SlGn1R.OSI balances. s.. so. iIJ.
Last week, clclrnss. HASH u.s., balances.
- Jtl5ii. Corresponding week lS,', clear
ingS SlG3ll H.. halpUr's, S2uj2,DE.
NEw NopE, July 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes re-.
serve. increase. ~ u5.Gn, loans, decrease.
81 n7u 2ul. SpcCi,. iucrIsr s31li,5D, legal
tcudrr. inrrrl6, Sl.7sl.ph1 deposits, In
erase. - 32{ lUn circulation. increase. 49,.
80. The banks nos hold so ."iliO IN tx.
ccs, oi the - por cent. rule. Bank clear.
! ings tuduy. 81, $50. IA balances ,iiSI, $50
/ For the week ulcarus,, sjGi. i2i,Oil, bal
! auppa S3ABlN1U1