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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21

ings, and the rise in August lasted until 100
O'Clock D. m. II was said on the street that
10 900 shares OF st. Paul had been called in
for shipment to Europe, and as IT became
evident that last weeks reports OF damage
to crops had been grossly exaggerated, a
more bullish feeling developed among the
traders, and grangers Immediately became
prominent in the rise, Burlington n Quincy
leading with gain Of over 2per cent, though
portion Of it was lost in the late dealings.
There was little more animation
after noon, when the coalers and the
Gould stocks came to the front and Western
Union and Missouri Pacific were specially
active, which was IN some directions re-
gardcd rs at least significant The improve
mcnt was also helped by rumors OF combi-
nation having been formed 10 protect the
market against further attacks and to- sustain
some of the leading stocksin particular, but
the buying Stacked off toward o'clock
pm, though a slight reaction, the best OF
figures were again approximately and the
rest were fairly maintained. No further fea-
tnre marked the final transactions and the
close, while dull, was firm at or near the
highest prices Of the day. The final changes
are almost invariably In the direction Of
higher figures and the active list shows ma
terinl gains throughout.
The railroad bond market was dull, and
the only animation noticeable being in the
Reading issues and the fluctuations UNI
usually narrow. The tone Of the dealings
was firm throughout, but the final changes
In all except few isolated eases are for in
significant fractions only The total sales
amounted 10 Al O3l 600
The total sales Of stocks today were ILL.,
pa shares Closing quotations:
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General News.

THE packets went out last evening liber-
ally patronized
The Eugene departs this evening at 5
o'clock for Arkansas river
THE Gayoso leaves this afternoon at 8
o'clock for the upper coast.
Business was pretty lively on the levee
yesterday, Notwithstanding the heavy rain.
THE Chickasaw clears tomorrow at 5
o'clock pm for White river, going through
to Newport.
MAJ. john d. ADAMS came over from
Little Rock yesterday TO look after his
steamboat interests.
The stage OF water in the Ohio river is
now sufficient for the navigation Of all craft,
except possibly tow-boats
Rain poured down continually from early
morn until late hour last night. As re-
suit the leyee today is as clean as parlor
floor.
THE Ohio river and its tributaries are ris-
ing rapidly in consequent of the late heavy
rains. Barge water is looked for in the next
day or so.
THE General Tomkins, the Memphis and
White River Packet company's recent pur-
chase, is on the ways at Paducah receiving
general oyerhauling.
The Arkansas City for Natchez at 10
o'clock am, and the City OF Vicksburg for
st. Louis at noon, are the Anchor line
steamers announced to depart today.
The news from the Ohio river is so favora-
bic that the officers Of the Buckeye State
have decided 10 start their boat TO Cincin-
natl. She is now receiving at the wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street. 10 leave this evening
at o'clock for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville,
Cincinnati and all way points on the Misss-
sippi and Ohio rivers, She offers special in
duccments 10 cNcursiOnists.
In the case Of the owners Of the tug Cache,
lately condemned at Cairo by local lnspec-
tors Darragh and Hues, Supervising Inspec-
tor Dugan has sustained the latters' decision
in the premises, but has advised such repairs
as will enable papers for another year TO be
issued. Her owners claim, Notwithstanding
the decision, that her boilers stood the re-
quisite hydraulic test and should not, In
consequence, have been molested.
Ar Paducah the crew Of the Buckeye
State jupmed of board before her freight
was discharged and the United States com
missioner made the boat pay them, notwith-
standing the fact was established that the
men had shipped for the round trip to
Memphis. Stcamboatmcn complain that
Paducah is the worst place on the river in
case Of any dispute with the crew, the boat
generally getting the worst Of II in all mat
tiers.
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NEw YoRK, Aug ~. -Conco-Rio options
opened steady, UNCHANGED 20 10 points adj
vance, closing with Scpt,pb,r steady, Others
barely steady Sales. "a 80 bags; August,
sliO6Ili.0j; September. slO.O0glO 7O
October tl005@i0.2o, November, $3.50
1900; December, sySitglOOO, February,
5000, April, Sl0OHfiql0. May, SlO.05
June, sl6OOgl0O5. Spot quiet; fair car
goes, liAc
Sugnr-Raw firm. mon active: sales Of
centrifugal, O0o test 0i.c molasscs, $50 test,
&c; Muscoyado, sso test, sac; refined, very
Moderate demand.
CrNcrNxArI, o., Aug. o.-Butter-stcady;
fancy creamery, 20M2sc fancy dairy, ll6L
loo. Linsced oil-Easy nc isCJiOc. Sugar
Steady; hard refined, 7k6tSac; New Or
leans, GCJ6hc. Egys-Firm at re. Cheese
Strong aud higher prime 10 choice Ohio
fiat, Sgshc.
RIO DE JASEBo. Aug s.-Cofcc-Rcgular
hrsts, i,7OO rcis per 10 kilos good second, 4,
600 rcis. Receipts during the week. l02, O0O
bags; purchase for the United States o. 600,
bags; clcarancos for the United States, 5000
bags, stock, 2li,oOO bags.
SANTOS Aug. ls.-CoiIce-GoOd average,
400 rcis per 10 kilos. receipts during the
week, 1890 bags, purchases for the United
States, 300 bags; clcarnnccs for the United
States, 1900 bagcsi stock, 5000 bags.
Cmc.Oo H., Aug. 2O.-on the Produce
exchange, to-day, the butter market was
unchanged Eggs-FirmcT lSlsglilic for
good 10 choice.
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Cash quotatIons were as loIIows:

Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, SjA@sGc; No. 3
spring wheat, 7s@sOlsc No. 2 red, S6Ac.
No. corn, Axe. No. oats, 2iAc No.
rye, isc. No. 2 barley, nominal. No. l fax
seed, l.l06li.2O. Prime timothy seed, g.. 20.
Mess Pork-Per brl, $40. S0@l3.S5. Lard,
per 100 lbs, sS.05: short ribs sides (loose },
IS. 25ds.32lS; dry sailed shoulders (boxed6
sL4O97jO short clear sides (boXodl ss.70g
900.
Rcceipts--Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, So
0il bW corn, 2l7,2 i2 bu; oats, l62, 800 bu;
rye, IL, 600 bu; barley, $ 800 bu.
hipments-Flour Is $50 hrls wheat, li3,
GOO bu; corn, 1913, 600 bu, oats l3l, 600 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 5O7 bu,
KANSAS CRY, Mo. Aug. 20.-Wheat-
Stronger No. 2 red, cash, 73c bid, 7ic asked;
September 73hc bid, We asked; No 8 red,
cash, G5lac bid; No. soft, cash, 7ic bid,
77c asked September, 75' sc bid, SIC asked.
Corn-Weaker; No. . cash, 35Ac bid,
3Glac asked; the year, sales at 29lSc; May,
81 &c bid, 32c asked; No. 2whitc, cash, Ale
asked.
oats-No 2, cash, 2oAo bid.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2O.--Following is a state
mcnt Of the visible supply Of grain In store
and ailoat on Saturday, August IL, lSss, as
compiled at the New York Produce ex-
change Wheat ~. 263 3uj bu; increase,
I ,O35 900 bu; corn, s,23a7il bu; decrease,
30, 35l bu; Oats, 1873, l32 bu; decrease,
800, 500 bu; rye, 1885, bu increase, 1854
bui barley l45,J0l bus decrease, "a bu.
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Groceries.

CANNED GooDs-Pinc apple, ti75i peaches,
2 lbs, standard, 500 3 lbs, standard, s225;
second $50 Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard
SlOO, 3 lbs, standard, il.l5. Strawberries,
Sl7b. Raspbcrries, SlGo. Blackbcrics
81. 25dl.iO Green cages tl,7bCBlsj. Pears
SL2OIl7l Plums, Sl,7h. Asparagus ~. 10
GJi25. Green corn, Sl.756gl 40 Green peas
~ 65Gl 20. Cove oysters full weight lb,
n5c; 2 lbs, 81 G5ai75, light weight, GjCpI5c,
? lbs, 81 90 Condensed milk Crown, 800,
Eagle, t775 Swiss, $40 Salmon, 81 ~.
Sardinos, tl.75 mustard sarlines, 800
Mackcrcl, 800, herring mackercl, Sl.2h.
SuGAR-furc white, Sc OIL white, &C,
yellow clarified, 7A@7Ac; refined A. Sc;
standard granulated, sAWshc powered,
sac, cut loaf, sac. firm.
CorFEE-C ommon, l5c, ordinary, lGc. fair,
l7c prime Rio, lsc, choice 10 fancy 100, old
government, 3OCt32c, steady.
StLr-Snginaw, Sl.3pttl,j5 per bril- Ohio
river A.9@l,25 per brl; SIS, fine, 1880
80; coarse, ti.lOOJl.lb pkts, 2A@7c.
Rcr-Louisiana, b9jhc, Carolina &C.
quiet
CANDirs-Stck, all sizes. In bNs pals and
brls, smlnc, fancy assorted, s@ltc, extra
fancy. lsCg2hc, firm.
CuErsE-NcW York factory none, full
cream. i2isClllc. Young America 1904.
Scars AM CANDLE soap, 3CyjAc, can
dies full weight, loo.
srAHcu-39sM3fc
MuIAssu-louisiann, common IN fair, ~
G12jc; prime to choice, StJ3Sc, fancy, iOCg
lAc. centrifugal common a. fair, qua 2hc,
prime TO choice, J0@Jjc, syrup, @@iOc;
uuiet.
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CmcAao, ILL.,, Aug. 2O..-Tho Drorer1 Jour.
nal reports Cattle Receipts, $3.50 head:
shipments, 1000 head. Market steady for
steers, SDdGO0. stockcfs and mixed, a. III
Ct33O, cows bulls aud mixed, sl 3OCt3 %.
Texas cattle, Sl.JOG5.6O, western rangers,
s3.b5Ctibi.
ogs--Rcccipts, iO,OoO head: shipments,
5000 head, market strong and iuc higher.
mixed. si.0oCtG.hS heavy, tGOOt6 49, light,
O. pOCtGGr, skips, g. tocth.p1
sheep Receipts, G,Ocp head: shipments,
loo head. market slow but steady: natives
g. 75CtiJ0 western, shorn, s1i0Ct3 40. Tex.
ans, shon, a.. sOg3. 20, lambs Si.25gGOO.
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Provisions.

FrH-Mackcrcl, half brls, No. !, S.25; No.
2 1913, lO-lb kit No. !, ill5, No 2, SllO
Dry herring, family, DC per box.
Hoo PRopuCrs-Strong; mess pork, $1,000
sugar cured hams, l3Nljhc breakfast bacon,
l0HMl2c; bacon, clenr rib sides, pA@O}sci
bulk pork, clear sides, 0lso. clear rides, SIC
long clear, SIC, shoulders, IKE
LARp-Ics, S4MsAc; half brls, Sl6dssEc
kegs, sIl@s3s, choice kettle, 0H00Isc firm.
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CopN-From store, white, 62c, mixed SIC
from lcyee or depot, white, in bulk, jGc in
sacks, SOC mixed, in bulk, soc; In sacks, j3c
BRAY-From store Zoe; from leyee or de-
pot SliOO6glI5O
H,Y-Choicc from store 0Oc; car lond, from
leyee or depot, $1,000, prime, from store,
Soc car load, from lcvce or depot, $1,000;
prairie, from store, 6jCtGOc, car load, from
lcyee or depot, SlO.5O@il,O0
OATs-From store, white, 40c; mixed, 3ic
from lcvcc or depot, white, In bulk; 20c In
sacks, 3sc mixed, In bulk, 20c, In sucks, 3lc
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady middlinR, iOc. Sales un-
important including -- last evening of
which - to exporters and -- 10 spin.
ncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary 5sr uul ordinary, $50; low
middling, 0'sr mH..liug lOc good mid.
ding 10 5.lCc. mHaIlng fair lose; fair,
nominal. dusty, ~ 30 IT, lower
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


AinOon spots-Spots Quiet limited In.
luiy, Sal,s 7uJn bales. 81 which American
l"n balrs Receipts, 500 bales. uf which
American 100 halvs Closing quotations
'rfc ~ follows Ordinary. t'sd fnud urli.
lhfyl sd low midiliuF o. a. rnud mid.
ling h'sd. midduug uplauds SD, mid.
ilinF Orleans I'D
futuru upcncd quiet aud closed quiet
These prizes are given in pence aud Gtths
Ii-Wl
Atf August, S3i. sellers. August.
Feptcmbcr, SO, buyers September Ortohrr.
SIS sellers. October November. o %. SELLERS.
November December. hti. sellers. pcrsm.
hcr.January, ~. srllcrs January. February.
III, sellers February. March. 6t2 SELLERS.
September, sos buyers.
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Movements at the Leyee.

Arrivals-H. NJ. Hoxie New Orleans.
Departures-H. NJ. Hoxie, st. Louis; Goa
homa, Friar's Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Rosa Lee, Osceola.
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Nrw NoRE, Aug. 20 with y good order
request Tor scasonablo spcCialtics Of all de.
scriptions, n very fair 30 good trade was 70.
tanned. There was n considerable increase
Of through deliveries on old engagements.
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amer Three Years.

AUer Three Years.
w. r. Walton, ofSpringfold, Tenn, says
II have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face aud head, OIL aud on, for three years.
purchased Dor Of DIR. Tanners Infallible
Neuralgia Cure and took eight Of the pills
! have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. II gives me pleasure 10 recommend IT,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per boz. Sold at
Holsters drug store. 2s3 Main street
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ST. LOWS Mo-, Aug. -wool-Thcre
was q GOOD demand and very strong market,
bat Trading was moderate owing 10 light
nU.riufFa
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Rreasistuiis.

Conn MrAL-Standar. $250@s2. IS; pearl,
$3.50 steady,
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, 1913; medi-
um, $3.50.
Oar MEAL-In half brs, $3.50 from store.
CRACHERs-Soda, treble extra, SIC; ginger
snaps, 5lg@sc; assorted jumblcs, l0dl2c.
FLOUR-frOm store, common, 1929 fami-
ly, 1873 choice, 800, fancy, I.25; extra
fancy, $IGO; patent, S5.0OG5 30 quiet
CRACKED WHEAT-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
IloMINY AND GRITs-From store, 1925.
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2OtF in its review of the British grain trade,
says "The crop prospects are depressing.
Every day is increasing the peril and lessons
the chances Of round crop. II is certain
that no English wheat in sound condition
will be placed on the market for some time
TO come. Meanwhile values only creep up"
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE $50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, loc-
Sales Today Unimportant-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
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New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 81. 80 per 81, 600 premium selling, New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville demand,
par buying, 81 per 81, 900 premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady rs
usual, with sales unimportanL No reports
were received from New Orleans today,
storms prevailing and all the wires being
down. Liverpool closed quiet limited In.
quiry, with futures quiet August up point,
February March up point and the rest un.
changed, The New York market was dull
and of sc, August declined ~ points, Sep
TENDER 10 and the remaining months to O
points Sales last week not before reported
for export $40 bales for spinncrs, 1Oj
bales
Hubbard, Price & Co. say, "Thc weakness
IN August continued during the day and
the market was depressed mainly through
the efforts Of the bears and stopordcrs being
touched as the decline proceeded No sup
port seemed 10 be offered 10 the market by
the bull party until about the lowest prices
were touched, when they purchased quite a
line Of cotton. Opinions continue TO be at
sea regarding this decline Many still he
liovc It is only scoop TO prevent further
shipment to this market, and to replace nt
lower prices the sales we have spoken Of In
our previous letters. The latter positions
have been greatly weakened by reports Of
rains in Texas, aud by the liquidation Of n
large number cf September purchases made
ON the day Of the issuance Of the bureau
reports"
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HEALTH is WEALTH

DH y G. wgsrs NERVE AND nsAfs TskArxESr,
wilson's fiu Nervous Neuralgia iIesdarho Nery-
Gus Probation unused by the use Of alcohol OF to-
bacco. Nakcfulncss, Mental Depression sofienlnR
misery, decay aud death Premature Old Age lar
Trnucss, Loss ~ power In either ser. involuntary
Loses and sTcrInAtorrheA caused by oyer-exertloh
81 The bnaln, sclfabusc or over-indulgcnoc. Zach
boI contains one months treatment $40 bor.
orsis boxes for $780, sent BY mail prepaid on 70
ocipt Of price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order received nv a
ntah boros, accompanied with 500 We will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund he
money n the treatment does not encct a cura
uuAfaniccs issued only by John G. West a Co,
ilowdy a Co. Druggists Sole Agcnu Main street
Memphis Tenn.
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Mon.chnId snnnIIc..

ArrLu-tI 25Cgl5opcr brl. Dried apples,
lCtic per TO- from store. Dried peaches,
5CtHC from store,
FHuI-Firm. Lemons t3.5OdL6O per
box. bananas, 81 ODOt2 ~ per bunch.
PtCKIH-lirls, 600, half brls, 800
sweet, $3.50 per brl.
rouLrm-Chickcns spring ti.5O6g2.5O
mixed, q. 75d250. hens, g. 51c127b.
EGGs-Stcady. boxes, he, eases, l5c.
FRuIIr-COCoanuts 49, per 100 Pea.
nuts, Virginia, COGisc Tennessee. farmers
stock, 4CtIc, roasted, PIC higher shclled,
Odtlc. lcCans. Texas, Ndl2c.
RusNs-L London Layers, $500, layers,
o. 10. California. s2SnCtAuD
iurfER- Huttcrinc lic creamery, 2i6g22c.
dairy, iGtlsc, country butter, il@l
CIpm-Onrk, $3.50 per brl, aud 1850 per
half brl.
NiNl1AE-pcr gal, sdi2c.
NrgrrAbLu-Onion o. ~ per brl; $500
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, si.55 per
crate loose, sc. kput, brls, 5000 half bfls,
$3.50. Garlic, ~ per loo.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Owe. . h.'ishihsly hs.uufui shin. Drives %
SisisAss. Rsdnsss. RousAb,... rlnyl.s 4 san s~si
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MAGNOLIA BALM

sAoAss MAGNOLIA BALM. Remove. a.nbsr.
tsa. rreosiss no,h rslssss CAT b. a...c,.A
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on aud Turpentine.

wnuSdroS, n. C., Aug 2o-Turpcntine
firm at sac.
CLEyrASp, o., Aug. 2.-Pctrolcum easy;
n W ilU1 &c
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Spots opened quiet and irregular and
closed dull, middhnF, lONc. Sales, %
bales Quotations were ~ follows Ordinary
sc. good ordinary, ODlCc. low middling
~ 7.lGC middlinr lose good middlinF
II S.i6c, middliug fair n 1916, fair
~ Size
Futures opened easy and closed steady N
follows August iO7GMio7s, September
em@9G2. October Oh3mp5 "a November.
an@gi2. December. piumDli, January,
DiG@al7 February, pb3@05l. March, gGl
@9C2. April, oCp@o7o, May o57@97s.
June, 0s,@0s0. July, 0g0ooi salcs.
i&,A00 bales.
NEM ORLEANS.
Az wires down, storm prevailing, no re
port
DAILY ROM AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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stage of the Rivers.

oFFiCE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. s. A., |
MEMPHIS, Aug -, sam.
The following observations arc taken at all sta.
tiOns named In the 18th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insur'ss Perfect Complexion and keep. N. T.e..
NsoA. Arms and hands sof, AID sncgu. Try
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Mt.esltaaeou..

HAdatNa-iuCIi2c.
Powpm-Kcgs, 500 half kegs, i2.7S,
quarter kegs si.7b
Hiprs Try hint, No I Ice No. ., &c, dry
-altcd, b'tCg5c, green saltcd, No I, De-. No. 2
S'sc' green, 30sic, shccp-kins, i5c1ii.OO, IT,
regular.
fu-g I5dI.2i.
snur-- Drop N.2,, buck, $50.
ITAp=Nr.
Nnu-lrun. 500. steel t2I6
TunACCO-tommon, 2itt3jc other grades,
1itLNr.
ssrrr-Gaucits sios5. Ralph's so 2S.
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad, 49, Gail 4
A, fpA
Coh Ou-Prlmc white, wholesale lots,
0'.c PER gal
Wool-Rurry grease wool. unwashcd, 10
miyc, clear grease Wuul gOtt25c. bury.
washed. Mona, tub washed, SOttJic.
BrpwAN =isCt9N.
TALON -gCtlc.
wmsgN- Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
u hOaGUo Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, A huWAOh Eastern
pcs, o.. 5000 according Ia age aud make.
common whisky. Wg0si ~ according a.
proof nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
Lave sioch.
L,Nrs-Choicc lt@bg, common 20 good
PET head 81 SO@8OO
ioUs Choice light, 6C5'.c good, l.@Sc,
common, i',ttiltc.
C,uu-C hoicc, 3s@l'lc good, 2h6t5c
scallnvnrr i'.m2'sc
SURE Choice, a'fmic, medium, SIC
common. Al UiGti so
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Pass Cams ou-3oc. prime summer
yellow, l0tgiic, OF summer yellow, 3SetJ7c
choice cooking summer yellow, 4ACJiGc.
prime summer white, tttlay. prime cotton
seed meal, 81 2'tgii0 lees than a car load
tNN 81 cotton sccl meal, tiSOo@i5 2,
less than car lots. fiU1t
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MAGNOLIA BALM

.ss SS s, % r s...s s. D:. : -. . a
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White Oak Slaves
MAGNOLIA BALM

Isss HAoASp MAGNOLIA BALM With you ,o,ss
ssH-ads. houHtAlAs. he.s and ali Ilur.i fl..srs.l
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impOris-MN CIR " ]. l. RR.2 C,O&sN
RRs LNo& 1MKh, - steamers.
FSron.-LGNRR c.o&swRR5o To.
tnl " irlYs
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Ap1EAI UFIICF,
MnNnAY ENININn. Amn. 10. lsAs. [

NNNbAh hNiNiNNt AUS ~ a'fh''
Money is firm, with good demand and
supply. The banks are doing nothing be-
low per cent
The clearing house report is rs follows
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In New York.

The Courier-Journal describes
an incident which occurred in New
York the other day which it says
would have been impossible among
the Bedouin Arabs or the negroes
of Senegambia. A Georgia lady
and daughter, refined, highly &C
complished, aristocratic, once veal
thy but now penniless. went to
New York IN search of employment
IN music and painting. They fail
ed in these efforts and were reduced
to exceedingly low straits. The
poor girls writing desk contained
correspondence showing that she
had gone to the extremity of seek
ing employment incognito in dis
tributing circulars in the street
She was even unsuccessful in this
pitiful recourse and pawned hel
clothes and trinkets for bread and
cast herself from the belfry of her
tenement, seeking relief in death as
the only alternative but dishonol
or starvation. This could not have
happened among the barbarians Of
the Steppes or the Pampas, for the
simpler the life the more human
but it might have happened in Gin
clnnati, or Philadelphia, or Louis
vile. There is too much money
seeking, politics, fancy religion, 80
ciety, in cities to trouble about pri
vate sufferings, whether the sufferer
be "poor white" or a broken down
| arlstOcrat.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-07-05
Get Out of the Wav.

The following paragraph clipped
from an exchange may be just al
this time peculiarly suitable read
ing for the people of Pulaski and
vicinity:
That there is a growing DISPOSE
ton on the part of communities
neighborhoods, towns and villages
to split up and divide on questions
of public enterprise that affect them
to the hurt of all, is becoming toe
common in this day and generation
For the life of US we don't see Why
a community can't put its shoulder
to the wheel and, as one individual
give any enterprise, be it ever SC
humble and significant, that has fol
its object the up building of every
interest in view, hearty, steady,
forward push. We have but little
patience with any man who has not
enough compromise in his compo-
sition to either yield some of his
prejudices or get out of the way Of
those who are willing and ready to
build up place. Let all the peo-
pile, of every name and nation, eve
rywhere and under all circumstan
ces, who fail to join in with the live
spirit in pushing forward enterpri
ses, put on sackcloth and ashes
and after thorough repentance, re-
solved to either do better or place
no stone in the way of those who
will go forward if given hall
chance to do so.