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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

NUIg RACE.
Purse 825. ono mile, open, ownership unrc-
atrictcd, four 90 sturt
An entrance foe ~ per cont will be required
on all iaces The races Will he governed Joy inc
eafne rulcs and reguIAf IONS a. govern tho rcgu-
lar rluuiug and trottiur races o. tha society, as
laid down IN the programme
O'Clock the colorcd people will give a
concert m the Music llsll. The following
programme has been arranged.
star-Spanrlcd Banner, chorus Of twenty-five
voices ,,.,.o
Nc,nrv Am Day Long the Music Rings, Giuiz)
Uirtuau Anderson. Rcidc, Hope, aui Booker.
Violin. corucL and picalo selection, Lu.'-''
Scott and dOhusom ,,r "a, -
Duet Thou Art My own Love, pon Quixoie>
j. A. Rowlor aud Nlr,. d. Cross.
Topical s0nr, Bob % Screuely, VUliVete)
Snanec lI.g' y, Rytr. Misses Wilder, Jones, and
Mycr- with chorus.
Tenor SOLO liio's story, VIII am Hickman
Guitar -electiou. Ch0p ~ucAa. arranged by
Dlpncv1 Sixg xguitarists-Bowlcr, Morton, toles,
Gartonc G iit' SOLO, Committed to the Deep, Wmt'4
'1,ep Selection, called Away, Iordan) Quintetto
Club. ,..- .,, 90.
Mhitel Miss s. Alice hcmp. ,,c-.-.-..
nun chorus, spring song; D, My Country
IT'S Of Thee, Qiusui)
MS. r.. *. Jones will act n accompanies.
Governor Lee, Mayor kllyson, members
of fhe Board # Aldermen and Common
Council have been invited 10 the exercises
i'm the Music Hall at the EXPOSITION on
Colored Peoples Day. and are expected 10
be present.
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Saturday ia Boys Day. over 100 entries
for the sports have been made 10y Richmond
Youngsters. The only race which has no
entries Is 1.-THE doublc-goat race. The con-
,est between the boys eating bread and mo-
la>,es susnendcd from wire will be very
funny.
All these sports take place In front Of the
Grand.Stand, beginning at o'cl ch.
An boys who desire 10 enter eau appV 10
Il. :. Iytle al the Exposition building, or e..
V. Clash. l0G north Third street.
"ruE LAST DAYS or roNrEu."
A great deal has been ACCOMPLISHED IN the
fireworks amphitheatre the past two daYs,
and everything pertaining To the great foul-
Deii spectacle is nearing completion Most
of the mammoth scenery Is mp and the water
will he turned into the place dug fof The iaAe
10 morrow morning. over one hundred
electric lights are being placed in and around
the great picture panorama to give The ar-
tistjc jlnminaiious. BY THURSDAY all will be
i'm readiness for tbe first production that
evening. Every detail VIII he as perfect ana
the fireworks aud the whole production as
elaborate on Thursday evening rs on any
subseoliept occasiOn. The dates FOR POM
neil" are November 1st, %, 9Th, 1ih, S'u,
9th, l2th, l3th, aud li'A'
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The programme for to-day is rs follows
Heat hctwctcn Valentine and Young f,
second place IN the boys handicap race {
yesterday.
Hai mile. Virginia Division Leagu
American Whcelmcn, Noyicc-mcdals.
one me han6icap- Racer.
Half mde, ride and run medals.
Three mIc, professional, lap 500
Half mi.e. stcepl,claSo medals.
Malt mile. amAicur- gold watch.
Three mile. Virginia Division LCagu
American Wle,mon-ChampiOn medal
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Free for an: premium $50. FIRST hor7c, SD;
second horse. $40. tnirI horse, S25. ono mile,
lest two in three. four iO cnlcr, three 20 START
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Rev. J. c. Martin, pastor oi Lnion-station
night.
AZ 81 Johns church sunday nigh. Rev. job
Turner interpreted 10 tho deaf muteA present
the sermon witch was read " Rev. Lesis w.
Burton, the rector.
Rev. DR.. BaFtsn. Of Norfolk. nIied he pulpit
at Grace Episcopal church sunday night.
Rev. Il. A. Pendleton. Of West Virginia, ma
tive OF Richmond. urceched al Graoe-Sreet
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoHK, June p-Moncy on call easy
at per cent, closed offered NJ -. Prime
mercantile paper ia6. Sterling exchange
dull but steady NJ is6iE for sixty day bills
and iss', for demand,
Government bonds were dull and steady
State bonds were very dull aud steady.
The stock market closed the week today
DAN aud weak, though the volume 81 bust
ness was somewhat larger than for the cor.
responding hours Of the previous days II the
week. The upvning was weak at declines oX.
t,nding tn y per cent, aud the CHANGERS
wcrc the only features developed Tor over an
hour There was free selling Of those stocks
for western account, and Northwestern aud
81 Paul soon took the lead In the decline.
London aud commission houses were
doing nothing aud the professionals were
bcarlsh on the uniaynnblc dispatches
from the west aud the later reduction In
PIG iron tolls ~ Paul common lost
per cent, the preferred ~, and late IN
the session the movement reached Rock
Island which dropped 20. The tran-ac.
tious IN the rcyt II the list were without In.
tcrcst except ~ Oregon Improvement which
resumed ~ upward cuurac. aud after open.
ing up per cent gained y more There
was mon animation In the general list To-.
ward the close. but the market was dull
throughout and closed weak nt the lowest
prices reached Oregon Improvement gained
~. but Rock leland Is down 20, Northwest.
crn ~, 49, Paul preferred I = aud the CON.
mon per cent
There was the usual quiet business IN rail.
road bonds. but the market presented n
marked contrast a. the dealing in shares
being firm throughout though the changes
in quotations wrrr Tor small fractions ~ n
rule. The snlcs amounted a. sitl.opn, ~
which Texas Pacific new hnts furnished
SitlOln
The total sales II stocks today wcrv s0,52s
shares. Closing quotations
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lated, 7IIc; plantation granulated, re;
powdered, Sc; cut loaf, Sc; steady.
CoFFEE-Common, l6c; ordinary, l7c;
fair, lsc; prime Rio, l0c choice to fancy 2lc;
old government, 30632ci quiet.
RIcE-Louisiana, 54@Ghci Carolina, 6H9
&c; quiet,
CANNED GooDs-Pne apples, s1,75 Peaches,
2 lbs standard, $780, 3 lbs, standard, $3.50
second, $780, 3 lbs, standard, 500. Toma-
toes, 2 lbs, standard, 800 lbs, standard,
Si.l5. Strawberries, Sl75. Raspberries
Sl60; Blackberries $l.lOgl25' Green cages,
N.75@l.S5. Pears, 81. goal 75sPlums, 81 65
oils. Asparagus ~. G5@i25. Green corn,
SL25@liO. Green peas, SlGO@l00. Cove
oysters, full weight, ] ID, 05c; lbs, Sl.G5
CLIO; light weight, 1 lb. 6OtgG5c; lbs,
H.10. Condensed milk. Crown, S5.75G5.65;
Eagle S75; Swiss, 1913. Salmon, Sl.s5.
Sardinca 1913; mustard sardincs, 800,
Mackere $3.50; herring mackerel, Sl.25.
CASDEs--Stick, all skies, in bxs, pals and
brls, S@lOc; fancy assorted, S9lbci extra
fancy lS@2jc; firm.
MoLAssEs-louisiana common to fair %
Cr25c; prime 10 choice, 33ll3sc; fancy, 400
4jc: centrifugals, common to fair 20a25c
prime TO choice, 30@3jc; syrup, 2O@i0ci
steady.
CHfEsr--Ncw York factory, case; full
cream, l2dl3c; Young America, l3mllc.
SAlT-Saginaw, $l30Ml,35 per brl; Ohio
river, sl2OMl.25 per brli SKIS, fine, Sl.3j@
lao, coarse, Sl,lOml.lj; pkts, 2kGdlc.
SCARS AND CANpLEs-SOap 3gj,3c. Can
dies, full weight, S5iM0c.
STARCIi-3lsCT3 &c.
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THE Gayoso leaves this afternoon at 8
o'clock for Tiptonyille and points on the up
Dpr CDust
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THE Gnyoso leaves this afternoon at 8
o'clock for Tiptonyille and points on the up
per coast
THE James Lee, now in port, is receiving
10 leave this evening at . o'clock for Helena
aud Frars Point.
TnE City of Providence, from st. Louis
passed down 10 Natchcz yesterday, She put
off at this point 100 packages of merchan-
disc aud added 30 tons of way freight.
THE Eugene got in from Arkansas river
yesterday with III sacks Of cotton seed,
hales Of cotton aud % packages Of sundries.
She goes back tomorrow at o'clock p. m.
TnE Rosa Ice arrived from Osceola Satur-
day night with 1900 feet Of lumber, 1856
sacks OF cotton seed and - packages Of sun
dries. She returns this evening at . o'clock.
TuE Coahoma brought In from Friars
Point 2l2 sacks Of cotton seed, bales Of
cotton and - packages OF sundrics. She
leaves this afternoon at 5 o'clock for Arkan-
sas City in place Of the Kate Adams.
TuE Belle Memphis passed here last night
on her way from Natchcz 10 81. Louis. She
discharged |, AZ sacks Of cotton seed and 10
packages Of sundrios. She added 30 pack
ages Of way freight
THE Kate Adams came In from Arkansas
City yesterday morning with 20 bales Of cot
ton, 7d3 sacks IT cotton seed, . head OF stock
and ~ packages Of sundries. After dis
charging her cargo today she will leave for
Paducah to go on the ways. The Coahoma
will attend 10 her business until she returns,
which will be in about seven or eight weeks.
TnE body Of an unknown negro was found
floating IN the river at the foot Of Washing
ton street yesterday afternoon by Alex
Beard, c0lorcd, an omployc Of the Hanauer
oil works. The body was pulled ashore
and IN inquest held on II by Deputy Cor
oner Powell the verdict of the Jury being
death from drowning The remains were
tnrncd over TO the county undertaken for
burial
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GENERAL TRADE.

Nothing o. interest tmnspred In the r'n.
cral market today, values being unohans,A
The amount Of grain Ia storc at the elevator
Is A. follows; Corn, 1890 bushels oats
0.pI5 bushels In New York speculation Is
confined In the main 10 coffee aud even In
that q lauc pcUcntarc IT the deal T. With an
outside element Buyers have met their
necessities Tor the prr@cri, and with a ~.
yiyal of the Idea that Europe may have
stock 10 spare sufficient 10 prevent any actual
scarcity In THIS country. investment Is made
with the rrcatcst caution AZ New orleans
thcrc Is no change IN thc Fro0ry market as
to sugar molasscs ur iiec, aud prices re-.
main unchanged.
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, H.. June 0-The government
crop report today was demUmiZcr to theChi.
cago board OF trade Statislyiuu Dodge filed IL
In Washington at II O'Clock, which gave the
report 10 the trade promptly ot ii o'clock q.
m. Many houses had arrangements made
for the earliest possible Information, and
those who got the most Information were the
worst oil. The figures N lca bcdlam Of the
pit for AN hour, no two men could solve the
puzzle alike. At first Fash It looked like a
bull report, and July jumped from Silf to
SBhc, while operators were crossing the fioOr
Then u was construed In another way and
prices Stamped of nearly 2r In short order,
and July sold at SlNc before - o'clock
SIN closer study Of the thing made II look
builish again, and prices advanced lAg and
july cold up 10 $3.50. Tic trade was greatly
excited outside orders Clmc in and before
they could be- filled prices had changed lc,
aud 10y time tho outsider was informed his
order was lille at S5}sc, The wires told him
the price was Si'4g. Tho figures showed q
slight increase IN condition making the win.
ter wheat crop 1873 while DO gave an increase
OF about per cent The second bulge
IN wheat continued To the close, July wheat
selling to So sOsb'i &c, ana closing at s6kc.
Cora received some 81 the enthusiasm
which prevailed wheat Ga the break July
went down Ia a2isc, fracting to j23ic aud
closing 52gaa'2'4c.
Provisions were dull and heavy during the
early tuding aud prices declined slightly in
sympathy with the liberal offerings, and 81,
lOc lower prices for hogs Alter the furry IN
wheat the situation changed, aud instead OF
there being all sellers and no buyers, it was
the reverse. Prices advanced Zoe on all spec.
ulativc articles and closiug sales were at a
net advance 1T De- over yesterdays last sales.
July pork sold 1T sl3.n5@ li.ui and closed AT
tiIOj. July lard at sS5l '.HSG2is, aud
closed at the top. Janmryl tl.s5 'smIg2ls
July short ribs sold o. sEj' isCgLSj, aud
closed at sos.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing s. per $1,000 premium selling, New
Orleans, So discount buying 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati st. Louis and Louis.
Vile demand par buying $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
No stock call board session today, and
consequently no official changes In the lists
of local securities. 1t is rumorcd that the
call board will not probably hold another
meeting until the opening of the ensuing
business season, in September or October.
The local cotton market closed quiet with
sales at 1915 bales. At New Orleans spots
closed steady, midding and good middling
advanced lice, other grades unchanged,
Futures up points closing steady at an adj
vance The Liverpool market showed hard
oning tendency with futures firm at an nd
vance of TO points. The New York spot
market closed firm with futures steady and
up . 10 points.
The Commercial Buiicfin states rs 10 the
cotton market that "tho maintenance Of the
position upon fairly even keel Is still n
matter Of remark and by many accepted as
on indication Of q nervousness regarding the
chances for the balance Of the crop year.
with leaning toward the idea that leading
longs are planning for final campaign In
August as anording them the last oppor
tunity 10 get out with something like n re-
cupcration on previous losses. The shipping
AWAY OF desirable cotton and continued fair
interest manifested in the better qualities
both by the home and foreign spinncrs, re-
mains as feature 10 help 10 reduce
and concentrate the supply, with every
reason 20 believe that under the back.
ward conditions Of growth new cotton
will be scarce, aud this, together with
the manner In which August is taken
care of, creates more or less apprehension
among those who would be hurt by a
squeeze on that month. On the other hand,
however. there are plenty who believe that
the August squeeze has been too well advcr.
tlscd 20 amount TO anything, aud that when
the time arrives there Is likely to be just ~
much supply ~ the position requires, or a
little morc. and unloading instead Of cover
ing demand will prove the feature. Briefly,
u N simply n question Of manipulation or
liquidation. supposed 20 bc dependent upon
the move Of ono or two leading operators.
IMPORTS.
One hundred sks bran. II brls beans and
peas. a. pkgs butter 100 pkgs bacon, 800
pkFs boots aud shoes 3. go bu corn ~ pkgs
cheese. 100 sks coffee. l21 hrls lime, $50 hrls
cement I car cotton seed, a. pkgs dry goods,
a. pkgs eggs, so brls -four, 80 bales hay,
~ pkiss hats. 90 head hogs, "a head cattle,
10 head horses aud mules 200 pkgs lard,
$4,000 feet lumber. ~ pkg liquors. 800 hrls
meal, 40 brls molarses, 400 keys nails, O,Wo
hu oats, ~ hrls onions, iAo hrlu potatoes 10
brls pork. ear. pork sides, 100 pkgs rice
$50 brls sugar, 30 pkgs tobacco aud 90 bu
wlsal
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2Co&swRR,2 KC, M&BRR 6; steam.
ems, l; wagons, g. Total, GO bales
Exports-M &CRR, 10; & O&sw RR, A; L, N
o&TRR, 1852 Total, 1856 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened firm and closed firm;
middling, 10 Lido. Sales 400 bales. Quo
tations were MS follows; Ordinary 5-l6ci
good ordinary sAci low middling 99sc;
middling, 10 lice good middling, 10 5-ldc;
middling fair lie; fair, ilkc.
Futures opened firm aud closed steady rs
follows: June, l0,0l@l0O2; July, 10000
1910 August, lOls@lO1oi September, 0.7OlQ
OIL; October, 0,4s@0.40; November, $3.50
$50; December, 0,3DG9.i0; January, 0,47D
Gas; February 045@9,55; March, 062@9G3;
April, 9.7o997l; May, o.7s@070, Sales, 49,
600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling, 7-l0c. Sales, 2,1j0 bales.
Quotations were rs follows: Ordinary, 7 Hc;
good ordinary, SIC; low midding, 3 l5.lGci
middling, 7-iGo. good middllng, 0 13-lGc,
Futures opened steady and closed steady
at an advance, as follows; June 0l3@04l;
July, 9isa0i0; August O.i7MOis; Scptem
Der o. l5a0lG October, SO76sO0, Noycm
Der, s.02@S.03 December, sOiGGSOj; Janu
AIRY, 9.O2@0O3; February, 0.llcJ012, March
9.2O6o.2l; April 0.2s@0.3O; May 0.3l4036
Sales, o, 700 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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urcRsiStuus.

Cons Mru-snniari. s2W630o. pearl.
sac. roller ti9net1 - steady.
Br,Ns ANp rrW-Nayy beans, S2,7h. me.
dium. $3.50
oar Mru.-ln half hrls. o. m from store
ftnuu-fwm store. common, ~ iHtA 1A.
family Nii choice. fi1I. fancy, $40 cN.
trh fancy, N.Nt patent, 81 utt5 a. steady
CuACKEuH=S Soda. treble extra ST.. ginger
snaps. bitWsisr assorted iumhlcs, iuaiac.
Cu,Cklp WuE,r-ln half barls sidO from
store.
HoNisN ANp GRfra Prom store, s1.2S.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon, Spot Hardening tendency.
Sales ~ 500 bales, of which American, 5000
bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, Of which Amer
lean, 5000 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows. Ordinary. iIa; good ordinary,
5d; low mlddlng, D 3-lGd, good middiing.
o.i0d; middlng uplands, 5)sd; middling
ordinary . 7l0d.
Futures opened firm but quiet, aud closed
firm.
lThc prices are given IN pence and Glihs,
thus iGJ means i03-0ld, aud 5.Oi means
6.l-Gld.l
At p.m--Junc, q. 21d, sellers, Junc.Iuly,
b.25d, buyers, July-AugusL o POD, buyers,
AugustScptcmbcr .. 25d buycrsscptcmhcr-
October D. lbd, sellers. October. November,
AHA, sellers; November December, hWd
sellers; Dcccmbcr-January, 5Old, sellers,
Septemher b sd. hnYers.
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Live Mock.

CHICAGO, H., June 9-The Drorers'
Journal reports; Cattle Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments, none. Market steady. Beeves,
A.30@45O; cows and mixed, $l.S5(93 40;
stockers and feeders $2,4O941o; Texas cat
tie, $2.G5@4.l5
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
none Market slow, &c lower Mixed, $5.4O
@57o; heavy, $5.55@575; light $5.35@5. 65;
pigs and culls, 49, 00Cg5.55.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 bead; shipments,
none. Market weak. Ma cs, $i00CD5. 40
Texans, $2.0O@4.0O; western, $3,00@s3. 60
spring lambs, $l.5O@450.
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IUe.istuus

HN-Choicc, from store, gc@l 90. car
load from lc,cc or depot sis SOaleO0
dflmc, sturc. pap2'sc. car load, from lcycc
or depot ll5.etiSut prairie, from store
Oo't70r, car load, from lcycc OF depot 5000
WiauO
BmS-rrom store, Si@poc, from lcycc or
depot, flG 50ai7up.
CoEN-fpm store, white, Csc mixed. DC.
from leyce or depot white, In bulk. Csc; In
sacks, OGc mixed, iu bulk, Ole. IN sacks. dc
OArs-frum sinrr, white. iGC, mixed, &c,
from leycc " depot, white, IN bulk, 40. in
sacks, ilc, mixed, la bulk, 3,4c, In sacks
ale.
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June, $lsso@1s5o; July, s2.lo@l2. 80;
August, $ll.i6@ii. SIS; September, $40. 500
1850; October, $40 1O@fO2o; December,
Sl0O5@1020; January, 5000; February,
$l0l5; March, $l0.l5; April, SIC. 20@10 %;
May, $40. 2O@lO.25 Sugar---Quiet and UNI
changed, refined dull; yellow, 8 5-16@54c.
Molasses--Dull. Rice-Firm.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, June 0.-Thc market was
quiet in oil respects. On Monday agents
will advance prices as follows: New York
mills, sx-inch bleached, to lie, first call, sec
ond TO nose Oakland, SO inch bleached, &c
each, first call, and second to none Is and u
blcaChed lsc each
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Arrivals---Rosa Lee, 0sccola; Coahoma,
Frinrs Point; City of Providence, ST. Louis;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; Gayoso, Tip
tonvillc; Belle Memphis, NHtchez.
Departurcs---City OF Providence, Natchez;
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
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Provision.

fisu-Maekefcl, halt bfls No. I, N.2t.
No ?, tG7b. iOlh kit, No. i,Ni6. No. ..
u.iO. Dry herring. family 2hC per hot.
fHrsH Mum-Chuicc beef hlndquafters
i0ci iorcqunrtor o., SECOND grade, hind.
quarters, n, iocquarlcrs, a.. sheep a..
HOgs ~
Hoo Fhopucts-Stfung moss pork, fi00o.
sugar cured hams, HAIR. breakfast bacon,
loH@iil.c, bacon, clear rib sides. attp'tc.
bulk pork, clear sides, SIC. clear rib sides,
s'.c long clear sltc shoulders, CSC
Laap-1s SIC. half bfls shc, kegs SIC.
choice Kettle, Oi.c, strong.
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PLANTATIONS MOVEMENT.


The New York Financial ChroRiols IT
June gives the following figures Total
visible supply, i,s,l,023 bales, against 2cO0,.
32s In 1857. These figures indicate de.
crease Of cotton In sight Of 2l2, 5O5 bales, a.
compared with the same date In 1871, and
decrease u bs.0i0 bales a. compared with
tatup date la tSsl
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Wool.

ST.. LOUIS Mo-, June -Wool--steady.
Unwashed - bright medium, li@22 &c;
coarse braid, iiG10c; active and values firm.
low sandy, l0@l7c fine light, 12(glsc; fine
heavy, 1O@l0c. b-washed-Choice, SAC;
inferior, 28@32c; sacks, l0@2Oc.
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Stage of the Rivers.

OFrCE SIGNAL SERVICE q. g. A.,
MEnrnis. June 10. 1 y. m.
Tho following observations are taken at all sta
tons named IN the 10Th meridian time, which IA
one hour later then Mcmphls time.
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Cotton seed Products.

Paws CnuBE Onl-1i@3ec. pr!mc summer
yellow, a,@3Gc. choice cooking summer yell
low 3pgio,, prime cotton s,cl meal si65O
siAUDgLis 30
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OiInui Turueutlue.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 0-Turpentine
Firm at 33c.
CLEVELAND, o.. June 9.---Petroleum--
Easy, S W hoe, 71c.
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Cash quotation, were a. follows

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
No. 2spring wheat 500 Nc, No spring
wheat -. 40. ? red sos, No. corn, 5iAc,
No oats S2'sc; No . rye. Ghc. No.
barley, G56tGSc. No. fnN seed, a. 10. prime
timothy seed. - lOG12i5
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, sig.GCti4 ~. Lard, per
100 lbs sHhi; short rb sides. loose
t76i. dry saltcd shoulder, boxed. 1000
COS. short clear sides, bONcd, ss.iOdSI5.
Receipts Flour, lI,OO hrls, wheat. ~, %
O0O bu. corn, $1,000 hu oats 2Di,OOO bu;
rye. 60 hu. barley, i,o0O hu.
Shipmcni--Fiour. 2O,Oo brls. wheat 70, &.
CO.. hu. corn. $4,000 bu. cats, $1,000 bu
rye, 1000 hu harley, 400 bu
~ l.nuis. June 0.-flour steady and quiet
Wheat opened weak and declined on bcadsh
ndyiccs, but the hrst report II government
crup average being Oh advanced the market
> cents IN three minute later this was
corrected. the average OF 7iIplusing bpak
but the grucml opinion thli the Cr'p IMPORT
Wa very bad NJ best, cauful hclrish feeling
tn predominant, though iho close was ic
higher than Yesterday. NO .. Gosh, Sp'sc
juno. SpsNtsgisc. closing SUI July, $40
STE, closing Hsi.c, August s,ftS5c. closing
SIC. ncccmbcf, s04m0i'sI rIu..nr 1tisc.
Com-pull aud very weak early but
closed firm. cash, fshal' ,# June. closed
4N'art July tTHhthiiAs GU hH tht AuEuHit
lp6tia'sc, closing iglsc, year 3sA93sac,
closing lS.c.
oa,s-Easyi cash, size June ai'.c July,
2St.c.
Ryc-Nothlng doing harley Nominal.
Ban-Gic. Conmcal-SiJHIv. f2N
Hay Steady. prime timothy. stAOOdisS0.
prairie 81 no0ti1Oo.
nuttcr-lIcavy, creamery lttti7c; dairy,
t2ftitc. EgIss-Dull, IL
Provisions Steady. rcrk iitCn lard
-Ssi2iS. Dry salt meat boxed l-Shoul-
der, o. no long clcars, 1s tts 70. clear
ribs a. ~ tMN00 shortcl'rs. t~.Outts 1874
Rncon tboxcd l-shouidt. sHG2it. long
clears, tsts. clear ribs So, short clears,
sS0S(as1A
nams-ti0 7sdli.oo
Rccelpts-Flour, 1000 lf, wheat 5000
bu, corn, sL0Oo hu; oaiA .N.nno bu; rye,
none barley, none.
shipmonts--flour,t oOo lfIs wheat, 1, 600
bu. corn, 1890 bu. oais 1000 bu, rye,
none, barley, none
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, luuH p-.whcnt.-.
Quiet No. soft, s2c, D. 2 rcd winter.
July and August, 55c askel Com--wcak.
No. 2 cash. Dose asked. lInr. tggOttGisc
asked. July, &c bid, askcd. Al.
gust i6tsc hid. Oats-No . August, "a &c
bid, 29,.c asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-11
groc.rle..

CSC, yellow clehhcd, o., 0t6itc. open kettle,
b.@6Ac. refined A. eac, standard gfanu.