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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-22

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
Ing, 50 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 50 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis.
vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
There was no meeting Of the stock call
board held today and no changes were made
In the list Of local securities. The clearing.
house report thus far this week shows fall
Ing of in cloarings Of 500, 70i75 as compared
with the same time last week, thereby indi-
eating decrease in the volume Of general
business.
The local cotton market closed firm, with
nles 200 bales. Al New Orleans spots closed
hrm, with low middling middling and good
middling advanced i-iCc, and lower grades
unchanged; futures closed quiet and steady;
June advanced point; other months UNI
,hangcd.
Liverpool was firm and demand good
rood ordinary, low middlng and good mid
Hing advancing l.iOd; futures closed steady
II an advance Of point
The New York stock market was quiet
iuturcs quiet June of points; other
months unchanged. The Commercial bulletin
Of recent date says Appearances go to
confirm the impression that the shorts are
growing more nervous over the situation
md that Il requires only a small spark TO
yet them covering Operators connected with
ne continental trade report mongcr and
generally unpromising adyices From the
new crop there Is continuation Of the
;hcerful reports regarding the condition Of
he plant"
Hubbard, Price a Co.'S cotton circular
nyr Locally short interest has largely
covered, and our market prosentsa very dull
appearance, natural after such proceedings,
put the bears have clearly viewed the situn-
ion from the bulls standpoint, and decided
% leave the market alone. As the larger
pulls have been the free sellers Of the past
week they are not disposed, judging from
heir actions, 10 do more than nurse the
market carefully to prevent buyers Of their
sotton from taking either few points profit
,r loss rs cotton may show, evidently be-.
ieying higher market might give them an
opportunity 10 disposed Of the balance Of
heir holdidgs and the consequence Of such
condition Of Affairs Il dizziness"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nend. and n,oen-.

NEw YoRK, June 2i.--State bonds neg
lectcd. Governments firm.
The stock market today was duller than
the preceding days Of the week and the
transactions were moro devoid Of TEXTURES
than ever. The market finally closed dull
but firm TO strong at about the best prices Of
the day.
Railroad bonds were little moro animated
than during the past few days. There were
no movements Of special Importance, though
the tone OF the dealings was firm throughout
and final changes were generally In the d.
rcotion Of higher prices
LosDoS, June q, p.m.-Consols closed
at % Died for money and 00kd for the ac-
count Bar silver 4Jd per or. Amount Of
hullian- gana-lpto bank % England on bal
anco today was f2ilOOO. Bullion In Bank
Of England increased $3.50, coo during past
week Proportion OF Bank OF England's re-
serve 20 liability Is now 42.75 per cent
Pans, June 2i.--'rhrce per cent rentes ssi
the Bank of France shows increase. In goil
Of 2 go, O0Of, aud q decrease OF 700O00f In
silver.
nANK cLElRiEos
CHICAGO, June g.--Cloarings, So.05i, 900.
BALrrnonF, June 2l.--Clcarings, 81, soo,0ii;
balances, $ji0,3i0
sr. LOUIS June 2i.---Clcarings, f3,0i0,7i0;
balances, $4,000
BoroS, Juno 2i,-Clearings, 1918, $40,
balances, 81, 6ii, $50
NEw YoRK, June 2l..--Clearings, 500, T50,-
021, balances. S6,75S,302
PHILADEIrHfA June N..--Clearingn, 80 =
SIS, 500; balances, 81, co... 037.
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Az noon; spot--Firm, demand good Sales,
1900 bales, Of which American I, 400 bales.
Receipts, 1900 bales, OF which American
ll,0OObalcs. Closing quotations were rs fol.
lows Ordinary, 4D4d; good ordinary lied;
low middlng, o 6.i0dj good middling. IL
l6di middling uplands, O1Sd; middling Or
leans, . 0i0d.
Futures opened firm at m advance and
closed steady.
t'fhc prices are given In pence and 0iths,
thus t.03 means d.63-0id, and 6Oi means
5.IGidl
At4pm.-Junc, 63Od, sellers; Junc-Juiy,
b.3Od sellers; Jnly-August 5S0d, sellers;
Auglist.Septcmbcr, sod, sellers September
October. 6lsd, buyers October. November,
5,l3d, buyers; November December, AGA,
sellers, Decsmber.January, old, buyers
September, O. 2Od, sellers.
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General news.

The river here is still rising slowly.
FIVE boats are announced 10 leave here TO-
day.
THE City OF Monroe leaves here this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock for Vicksburg and Natchez.
The City Of Cairo passes this evening al
4 o'clock on her way from Natchez 10 st.
Louis.
The James Lee for Friars Point and the
Rosa Lee for Osceola both depart this after.
noon at 8 o'clock.
THE new tug being constructed at Paducah
for Mcssrs. O. u. Bryan & Co. has been chris.
tened Napoleon, In honor OF Capt. Napoleon
McNeely.
The Desoto arrived from Cincinnati yes.
terday with fair trip of freight and num-
Der OF passengers. She returns this evening
ut 8 clock.
The Henry Lourey arrived from New Or
leans yesterday morning with several model
barges. She cleaned out her boilers and left
last evening for 81. Louis.
The Coahoma brought In from Arkansas
City yesterday morning 20 bales of cotton
and 56i sacks OF cotton seed She went back
last evening with fair trip.
THE Anchor line steamer City OF Baton
Rouge, In command Of Capt, II. +. Bixby,
is announced TO leave here Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock for New Orleans.
The John A. Wood, from New Orleans,
with a big tow OF empty barges, passed up
10 the Ohio river yesterday morning. She
laid here several hours taking on stores.
A REUNION OF old coalboat pilots in the
Monongahela valley Is talked OF, and II Is
probable that meeting OF these old-timers
will be held at McKeesport, Pa, at an early
date.
THE City OF New Orleans passed up from
New Orleans 10 81. Louis early yesterday
morning She put off 437 barrels OF sugar,
10 barrels OF wine 100 empty hogsheads and
p packages OF sundries.
The Hudson will make trip In the An.
Choir line from 81 Louis 10 Natchez in place
OF the steamer City OF Providence, which
lays over at ST. Louis TO repair the cylinder
heads which blew out thirty-fve miles abov,
this city last Sunday evening.
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With such important functions A. the liver arc Of
course productive Of sctIous bodil, disturbance.
When II rclaxes IL secretiye aad dstrbutiyc sctiv
ity, bile gets into tho blood. and tngcs the skin
and white Of the eyes with yellow. the bowels be.
come constipaied. the tongue coated, the breath
sour. Then come headaches vertigo and congcs-
tod Of the organ. accompanied with pain In Ia
vicinity or under the right shoulder blade shall
blue pill be tho remedy sought No, for mercury
In any form IA pcrnioious what thoni Experience
indicates Hosiciicfs siomack Bltcn as the true
remedy for inactivity Of the liver. II not
only rcaxcs the bowels without pain, but
has direct stimulating effect upon tho hep.tie
gland ITSELF the seat and origin Of the trouble Al
malariai complaint involves disnulcr OF the liver
and of these The hitcu " he MET popular cura
i've IL also congueu Dyspepsia, Nervousness
rheumatism and kidney troubles
Avail yourself now, at Muliord's.
CIR up clubs for TnE WEEKLY AprEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
GREAT Bargains at Muliords.
u. A. LoNo, agent Perfection Elevator
Cistcrn Pumps, No. 357 Main and No.
Madison.
Bargains Closing week at Muliord's.
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Cash quotations wcrc ~ follows
FLOUR Unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
7phc; No2 red size; No. 2 corn, lsNc;
No. 2 oats, size. No. rye, bSo; No. 2
barley, csc; No. I naxsced. ti.90; prime
timothy seed, o. i5Ct22O
Mess pork-Pcr barrel, tiS.4s lard, per 100
lbs, ts0i short rib sides (loose), S7.t2)t, dry
saltcd shoulders (boxcdl t00090 Is; short
clear sides tboXod), E.05asO0.
Reccipts-flour, 1900 brlg wheat 1900
bui corn, $4,000 hu; oats, ii7,000 bu; rye,
1000 hu; barley, 1900 bu. a.
shipmcnis-floar, 1900 brls; wheat TO-.
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Arrivals.---Coahoma Arkansas City, Gay
oso. Tiptonyille; City Of New Orleans New
Orleans; john A. Wood and Henry Lourey,
New Orleans DeSoto, Cincinnati.
Departures. City of New Orleans, st.
Louis; John A. Wood Ohio river Coahoma,
Arkansas City, Gayoso, Tiptonvillc.
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PRrMK CRupE ou,-si@32c primo summer
yellow, 35@9c; choice cooking summer yell
low, 45c; prime cotton seed meal, $1,000
100 carload lots less than carload, $500
MlgbO
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
aoscd hm middling, csc. Sales 90
'alcs, including none last evening. Of which
lone 10 eHporien and all TO splnnes.
ExcHAS0E QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, INC; good ordinary, SIC.
ow middling, 0.oi middling. Csc; good
niddling ibiooi middling fair, i0,.e, fair
iominAl.
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LAnBs-Cholcc 1900 common TO good,
per head, 81 5Od3O0.
HIoos-Choies light 6@5Jlc; good, aA@
DC; common, 4k@ilsc.
CArrLK-Choicc, 4Gtifc; good, Sif@ic;
choice grass cattle, S@51Ic; good, 2h@3ci
scallawags. nominal.
suEEr-Choioc, iC1iJIc; medium, 3Ii@io;
common, 81. OOGJl 80.
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r. Z. q.
Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infallible
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. Sold
at Holsters drug store. 2S3 Main street so
cents per box.
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Miscellaneous.

1915; mustard sardines, $500. Mackcrel
$3.50; herring mackerel $l.25.
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Many COTTON sTATrNrvr.

I4ports-h &ChR, -, L&ERR, 10. M&LR
Az D g. o &swRR L.No&TRR,GR 3
NJ Hh Kc M&BRR a. tNRR, a. steam.
H4 ~ wagons. o Total. it3 bales
I<por<-h &cRh iO2 L&NRR $50 c. O a
hh i@ L, N r. IA Total 30
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GENERAL TRADE.


The changes made In the market lists TO.
day by the Merchants Exchange quotation
committees are follows; Mess pork declined
soc per barrel; corn, white and mixed. store,
bulk and sacked declined 20; white oats,
bulk, went of ic; and mixed oats lic mixed
sacked oats declined lie; bran from store was
marked down 90, aud car load lots declined
ti.Oo eggs are shade lower.
At New Orleans open kettle and centrifu.
gal sugars are quoted strong, open kettle and
centrifugal molasses steady.
In the New York grocery market coffee l.
the weakest article ON the list at present;
sugar appears likely 10 advance.
4 specimen o. No. i-Fennossee wheat was
exhibited ON change today. Il was grown
on the Eylan stock farm Of Mr. Fnrguson,
near Ripley, where he has 200 acre wheat
field which will average twenty-five bushels
10 the mere.
A cotionboll from ella river, Arizona. was
another curiosity on change The seed was
planted five years ago. II grows up every
spring and dies In winter. The cotton came
up In February, bloomed last March, and
the boil was pulled May 81. II was raised
on the farm Of w. u. Pope, former planter
Of Bolivar county. Miss
Amount OF grain In store NJ elevators 20.
day; Corn, 27,i60 bushels oats, io,i63
bushels.
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proyislou..

FIm-M ackcrcl. half brl.. No 1, s7.25
No. 2 t075. lO-ib Nit, No. l, Sis; No. 2,
u 10, Dry herring family, 2Sc per box.
fnrsm MTArH-Choicc beef headquarters,
ioc. focqunricrs. &C. second grade hind.
quarters, ~ iorcquartcrs, &c. sheep, DC.
Hogs NJ.
Hoo Pnoprcrs-Qnlci mess pork. $3.50;
iObGliA. bacon, clear rib sides. sjsGfac;
bulk pork. clear sides, sil@skc. clear rib
sides, s9s,sc; long clear, 7jt@sc; shout
dcrs, CSC.
L,nB-Tcs. SIC; half brls, sc; kegs, $50
choice kettle, Okc, steady.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE ga PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm--Middling Cotton. 5.ec--
Sales Today. 200 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.


AffFAI Offltf, L
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE q, 1883
In the money market the supply OF funds
y ample for all business purposes and the
demand steady--rate per cent.
The clearinghouse report is as follows:
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coRS MrAL---standarl t2,s562oo pearl,
$40; roller, t3iO03lb, steady,
BrAu ASp PfAs--Nayy beans, t275; me
dium, $3.50.
oar MEAL---fn half brls, $3.50 from store.
fforR--from store common, t3i0Ct3.T5
family, Ai6, choice, 40; fancy, $40 ex-
CRlcEGrs--soda, treble extra Sc; ginger
snaps b'fdshc. assorted iumbles iOdlee.
CRAcKED WnEAr---In hall brlS, 400 from
store.
HouixY AND Gnrs-.From store, t3.25.
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MAGNOLIA BALM.

Olives . n..ishiusiy be.aufh fiia. Drive. %
p'es<hss, nsanss., nopshssss. rimplss 4 san.sAsi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

-aAoAS's MAGNOLIA RAIN. Removes sanbara
rHn. freeliss Mon r.sshsa Can't hs dsssoss<i
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The following let is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded ms the latest quotations.
RANK sToCKH.
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600 bu corn, $4,000 10: oats. 1856, 900 blu; rye,
1000 blu; barley, l,000bu.
CuoAeo. ILL.,, lime a "a, ,be Produce ex-
change today the buftes ,n , was I'M
changed. Eggs -stcadg IA n@iIc.
o. ~. NJ 10 TX, ILL., w.,
81 Louls, MO-, I'VE. 2l;Efiop r.
Dcmoralized earlv and hrnln Txc naptiaIlv
reco S H. o ia.er put w4S very unse,,ieu To-
Nc rod ~ peiyw ssso'' oIcs
no ie ea o'cgo,so' Ipp1e e9S9ooisc, cios,
so1<c Ims,st s2las,YllsyoIlsv, ' ~ 49, ..
So,',as q, Iy%I.s' ciosihg ~ Sy*e,
Corn-Lower and deprssed early, but re-
covered partially; cadl,-45c; June, closing
at 44Hc; July, As494hlzc, closing at 441kc;
August, 45LGI45kc, closing at 45Xc; year.
36IsCy302Ic, closing 3GJzo..
Oats--lc lower cash. = 825.c; June, 82c;
July, 26sEc; August. o3SLc Rye--Noth.
ing doing. Barley-Nominal. Bran--57c.
| Cornmeal steady at $25O0l2G5.
Hay---Firm; prime timothy. sl30OGl7. 80;
Butter--steady creamery. Halle; dairy,
i2@iGe. Eggs, i2c
Proyisons-Steady; pork, sl4.10. Lard,
N.75. Dry salt meats (boxed Shoulders,
so.s7N long clears, $3.50; clear ribs, s7.02H;
~shonlders IN ys. ion, oIoars sas7ii
clear ribs, $s.37Js6os. 40: short clears 4. Co.
Hams, $i0.75Mil 90.
Receipts-Flour 1000 brls wheat "a. 600
bu; corn, %, 900 bu; oats. 10 oOO bu; rye, none;
barley. none.
shipments--Flour. 700 brls wheat 1000
bu; corn, 10000 Blu; oats. 10000 bu; rye,
none; barley, none.
Afternoon Board..-Wheat Grmer June.
s3l1c; July, sole; August Sole. Corn.
higher June, 4iJSc; July. 45sc August,
,o1tc. oa,s Vuicb june, OF july <oI2ci
"'s''' CIV
Groceries.
Nhw iohk, june zi'Icohee-spot iairi
mn uu,i anu honi.a,, zoe 2puohs 9V DaoS
To- az. IN. ~ enls,n 'ssuy' Sum s Pc ogy
N ~ $1,000. so nyn.S 10 S nl 90 y9
az iy a Soyember s 10 S9 nocc vo o fg,S
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HAY--Choicc, from store, a6cati 90; car
load, from levee or depot tisb00ei0 co.
prime store, poCa92l &c; car load, from lcveo
or depot ti7oOldlsOo; prairie, from store,
0oe70r car load. from lcvco or depot tlo,oo
Mi3.OO.
ConN-From store, white, 6lc; mixed. 62c;
from lcyeo or depot white, IN bulk, SOC; In
sacks, O2c, mixed. IN bulk. h7ci IN sacks. COO.
OArs Prom storc, white, iso; mixed, 43c;
from loycc or depot white. IN bulk, 40c, In
sacks, &c; mixed, In bulk, Ssci In sacks
i0c
Bn,N-From store, Se from leyec or
depot ti5.50Oti0O0.
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WHrsKY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l.50@6.0o; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, $l60@300; Eastern
ryes, $i.s5GJG00, according TO age and make;
common whisky oOc@i.25, according 10
proof.
BAGGIYo--7@sMc.
PowpER-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, 1915;
quarter kegs S1.75.
HiDEs-Dry flint No. 1, 10c; No. 2, &c; dry
sailed, 5h6g1c; green sailed, No, ], DC; No.
2, SIC; green, 3S4c; sheepskins l6c@$l.Oo;
irregular.
TIEs-si.l5.
sHor-Drop, $.45; buck, si.75.
LEAD--5c.
NAILs-Iron, a. 10; steel, 81 25G235.
ToBAcco-Common, 26@35c; other grades,
35aS5c
sxupr-Garrett's $685. Ralph's, $lO.25;
railroad, $685. Gail * AK, $500.
Coal 0n,-Prime white, wholesale lots,
0lEc per gal.
BEEswAx-lsM20c.
TALLow-3G4c.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, l0@
l9c; clear grease wool, 20@26c; bury washed,
20g3oc; tub washed, 80(G3ic.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

m. nAcANs MAGNOLIA BALM s'h you se,hs
ss4zias. housiAlns. homo snd I'll hnrs Rssorssl
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MAGNOLIA BALM

';s Sc s' !: :'s. II H:. :, :s:
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MAGNOLIA BALM

la kfpCfD pr-p.rsilos faf ihs ssln. -ns soosh.
he Cooling. nsfrsshlns wsnassfsiiy pssutfyinsi
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stage OF the Rivers.

oYrcE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. g. A., 1
MEMPHIS, June q, pm.
The following observations are taken az all sta.
lions named In the 18th meridian time, which ID
one hour lAior than Mamnhla Time
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Household Supplies.


APPLEs-None In market except for ship
ment Dried apples, 6lsG71sc per ID from
store. Dried peaches, sCa9c from store.
FRuIT-Orange, S5.00a6.00 per box. Lem
ons, S5.O0@60O per box. Bananas, Sl.00@
200 per bunch.
vEoErABLEs-o Onions. S250@2.75 per brl;
$3.50 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, 2@5c
per head; kraut, brls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
Garlic, bOc per 100 Turnips, si.oo@l.25 per
brl.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 800.
PoTAroEs-Firm; new, 81. 20 per brl.
POuLTRY-uhckens, spring, 81. 25@2. 80;
mixed, $20O6g2.J0; hens, $3.50.
Eocs-Weak boxes, lie; cases, II &c.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, G@6lEc Tennessee, farmers stock,
i@5c; roasted. 2hc higher; shclled, colo.
Pecans, Texas, 0@l2c.
RAIsISs-London layers, $500; layers,
1910 California, s250@3.00
BuTTEn- Buttcrine, loo; creamery, 20
@SOc; dairy i5@l7c country butter, 100
l6c.
cIprR-ozarl, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
ViNEoAR--Por gnl., sdi2c.
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Spots opened quiet and closed quiet; mid
Ting. 10 $40 ealcs f2l bales. Quotation,
were AZ follows Ordinary, 7oioc. good
ordinary, O.; low middling, sjfoi middlng.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rr.aosss- rrscliss, rrupuons. r.sisr. ss.tsrssA.
prisAly iisss nssis fnssss Blsss sad snss& zunl
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NEW YoRK, June 2l.---Demand was OF
moderate proportions usual 10 the season,
but large large sales realized through for
wardings ON old orders for cotton goods.
The wooden goods market was very dull.
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.sr. LOUIS NO., June wool--Un
changed.
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Bargains-C Closing week at Muliord's.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insures Perfect oenpisrioa ana iesps ne rses.
Eesk. Arns Hsd hAnds son snd smoetA- T1ni
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LEE LINE.

Memphis, Friars Point and Memphis and
Osoeoia Packet Company.
For Helena Glendale, frian Point and all Way
IAndlngn-Steanor
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Above Low change.
Water 'nanses
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lnercase In receIpls lhIs year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-03
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND

Desires to have the law against import
ed contract labor vigorously enforced
and has directed the United States
District Attorney at Boston to investi-
gate the violations of the law, especially
as regards the Gloucester fishing smack
owners, who, it is said, as each spring
comes round import sailors from the
British provinces. The Presidents
letter enjoins an enforcement of the
law and says all needed assistance will
be rendered. "The importation of these
aliens and foreigners President Cleve-
land adds, mot only tends to the dis
placement of American labor, but it is
positively prohibited by our laws" II
pursuance of these instructions the
United States District Attorney at
Boston has already brought 32 suits and
the penalty in each case where convic-
ton is obtained will be fine of s. 900.
The Boston Post has made the facts
public and they are not denied. These
American fishery operators who thus
deal in foreign contract labor are the
gentlemen who are denouncing the
fishery treaty as unpatriotic, 1t is esti
mated that three-fourths of the cases
are hired under contract in Canada, and
that even many of the captains are
Canadians, although the law requires
that they should be American citizens.
These fishery operators and Spectators
want the fences all on their side, and
would even involve the two countries
in war if they cannot get these special
favors. These are the men, too, who
howl protection to American labor"
President Cleveland is resolved to en-
force the laws regardless of these
breakers of the law, who are arrant
humbugs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-03
MASSILLON.
Brief Budget of the News of the Day
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Mrs. c.. Z. Porter is in Cleveland.

Brief Budget of the News of the Day
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Mrs. C. F. Porter is in Cleveland.
Orrin Barber's railroad circus will
show in MassillOn, May IL.
Mrs. Tom Cheney, of Kansas City, is
visiting relatives in this city.
"Trixie" tomorrow night at Buchers
Opera House. Admission 20, 35 and 30.
Messrs. Ed. and Fred. Walters, of
Mansfield, attended the funeral Of their
uncle, Adam Walters, yesterday.
Miss Nellie Freaner has resigned her
position as teacher in the public schools
and has been succeeded by Prof. A. E.
Breeze.
A tramp named Jim Gail, who has
been in the employ of George Earl,
drugged his son Thomas and stole $l6
in money Saturday night and left, and
has not since been heard from.
Andrew Boerner received dispatch
this morning apprising him of the
death of Col w. j. Finlay, of Toledo.
For several months he has been suffer
ing from a severe attack of inhamma-
tory rheumatism and has been unable
to leave his bed.
The old Killinger foundry has been
purchased by Messrs. H. f. Jones, T..
NJ. Richards, George Philips, James
KILN, Abel James, John Bingham and
E. b. Leighley for the consideration of
$500, and the firm will be incorporat-
ed under the name of the Massillon
Machine Company, with capital stock
of $25,OO0. Machinery for the new
works has been ordered, and work of
some kind will be turned out within
seven days.
Mr.. p. G. Albright, President of the
German Deposit Bank, was before the
Mayor yesterday, on the charge of vio-
lating the health ordinance. Mr.. AL
bright gave bond for his appearance
May 9th, when jury trial will be had.
The charge is made by the health Off
Ger, who declares that the said p. G..
Albright has been notified by the Sani-
tary Inspector that the property known
as No. 20 North Erie street, did not
come up to the requirements; ana fur
ther declares that p. G. Albright re-
fuses to make the change ordered.
Last evening the Loan and Building
company perfected their organization
The pass books and all stationery having
been received, the company started out
on its career of usefulness. The meet
ing was held in the City Hall and il
being the time designated for the an
nual election, a Board of Directors were
elected, consisting of Messrs. j. G
Warwick, G. A. Gates, W. F. Kicks, L
A. Koons, T. Brown, G. L. Albright
George Merwin, j. X. Russell and j
Lutz. The dues and fees to tn
amount of over $500 were collected. L