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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
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ri1tungen Deri6ieoener 2lrt etnem SSeoen
bic 6olgen 6es uuntGBtgen 3rtltfenS flar
MAIDEN unb bobur6 ole WfGBtgteitsiohe,
bas betBt mdBi9es Trinfen, f0r6ern. Qtuz
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bon Nabrun9Smitteln, Die Corruption inn
Dffentlt6e1 Qeben, Die getptiieltloie 8ertpal=
turg Dffentlt6er @elber SI 6efGmpfen.
On Der Spite oieier 9etpegurtg iteben:
Stabti6aBmeiiter Ylaub, WtQtam s. Dpz
renfort6, NOolpb @laien, George Bauer
un6 TbeD6Dr Qrnnl0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
Oas beumdrft=D enfmal.

Die ldngit geplante @rrt6tuns zines
9enfmaIs fir Bic brapen 8laur0de, tpel6e
in iener S6redensna6t beS 4. Wfat 1886
mutbis ibr 2eben in Die Shan5e i6lu9en,
alS es gait, benz NnarhiitengeitnOel gu
iteuern unb Srbnung unb &ube III Der
Stabt pieoer berauitelen, lit enoli6 cine
bei6loiiene Sadie. @eplant mar iie l6on
LANCE, aber nod intrner tpar oaS nit 0teier
@rrt6tung b~etraute 8iirgercomite gu fetz
1tem re6ten gntl6luiie gefommen, Oh Oas
@eoenfbilo I'M l1nionparf ober auf benz
9eumarft ielblt auf9eri6tet perben loute.
SSn Der Dorgeitern abgebaltenen Serlammz
lung, in pelder alBer ben 8eamten ST. 8.
Crane, 8~oriiBenber, uno @oparb S. Sra
gin, Setretdr, Die 6erren Sobn 81. @alib,
81. s. Bartlett, q. 8. Goe, Q8. S. Snaban,
W. q. 'SulIer u1b TbomaS 8renan autpez
lero tparen, tpurbe bel6Iplien, bas Oenfs
NAL auf bem 6eumartt aufsuiteIen uno
oas bon benz 8ilbbauer S. @tlert eingez
retdte WtooeQ, mel6es eilen Yolt3titen lit
Otenit BARTLETT, pur6e angenommen unD
benz &initler Die NusfIbrung iibertragen.
t0err Sbas. 6. 6utdtnlon murbe bepou>
madttgt, Gontratte fir Die @rri9tung bes
Senttndls ab5ul 6lteBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
m0denhid7e 3lfrots StoatsGetune, u1ontoe, 23> 3uli 1883.

brud etres feueripeienoet 8erges 400 Wfen1
ideu Inn bas Qeben gefomme1 utto 1000
aberdeen DerleBt iporDen. = Q(uS QStnntpeg
wtrD gemeloet: Die iSldnoii6e @intpanoes
rung 1T urierer 8ropin5 oauert nod INNER
fort. @eltern itnD iiber oretDultoert bier an1
gefommen u1o in pter5ebn 3agen iDeroen
tueitere DierGunoertu10oretBig bier eintreffet.
8aIiDinlon, Der Sic Gintpa1oerurg leitet,
tbetLt nit, DaB bic 8epo6ner beS 1toroens
bon 6SSlanD benz 0u1tgertooe rta6e g%eiDeie1,
ais CT Die Sniel Derlaiiet babe uno firGte,
Die 9eute milrbelt fterbett. golarei5 babe
Das ganse 6riibiabr Sic Sltiel eingel6lpiicn
unb Die Sdiffe per9tnoert, 9ta6rulgsmittel
susufi6ren. = Der YrGitbent DeS Sranie
TreiitaatS in Silbafrifa, Sir Sohn 6enrp
8raltb, lit geitorben. 2alt Jtabri6ten
aus Shanghai ltn6 trob ungeDeuerer Opfer
an @elo uno Nrbeit ollie Bemit6ungen, ben
8r1d in benz l1feroamme beS 6oang : So
al l0lteBell, Dergeblid geblieben. = Inter
Den @uropGern in 6ongfong berri6t bic
@0Dlera in erihredenbem Wl0Be. = Die
IDibeta1er ieber1 i0rell 9ormarld 6ur6 ben
Ol0ale6z9 Sat nit elmer itarfen 6eeresma0t
fort. : Die yOebeerS"> 9 iamantengrube in
SabeNfrifa ite9t nod in 8ronb. SOB Wfen7
l0en iinb aus Oerielben 9erettet noroen,
aber Die t6DffnIng mod meDr Seute SI ret>
ten, lit altf9egeber noroen. 9r. QSbittng
aus ct. G6Ornas, CAT, Der lpege1t Derbre6es
riiden llnlgangS nit ieiner 11idDrigengtt6te
Su S.peilGDrtger 3ubtbausitrafe ul1O fiinfSig
Yeitiden6ie6en Derurtbeilt norDen lit, lat
bie erittn filnfunojtDansig 0iebe erbalten.
Der &erl lhrie ullb G63te, bis Bic Strafe
DoQ1tredt tDar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
mdbrfbeinlih Elm mor6.

8 @6tpar6 ,&uBmaul, Elm @emilebdnbz
ler unb 6auitrer, tpel6em am Sonn@
tag Jta6mittag BET etlem tpegen zines
Suites 'ausgebrOdenen 53wift bnr6 Soiep6
Dalton mtt etner 8aQfeule Der S6GOel SER
i9nettert tpuroe, liegt I'M 6oipital in uOuig
boffnun9slolem 3uitanbe bar1lteoer. a3tDei
groBe S6aoellplttter, beren elmer oas @ez
birn i6tper perfect, puroen geftern aus letz
nent &npfe entfernt. Solepb OaltOn, lotpte
beiien Der Wftti6ulD beSidti8te 8rit0er
8atrtd uno 0enniS, ~beftnoen it'd in Der
St Chicago Qlpe. >Stotion in 6aft. 2lQe
0ret iinb ais 969it gefdbrli9e Jtaufbolbe
befdrut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
G6w4Me M6utter,

uel6e ibre pple WounestraTt Mnb @loifisitd.
6es @eiltes mieoer Su erlan9en rpiini9en, err
bolten lInent9eleltd NuStunft iiber ein
4teneS &etlverfabrea, wet9es ii9 bis
lest IN lebem ein3elnen Sale glGnSen6 be-
lpabrt bat; Se9alolun9 ebenlo einta6 lpie
b1ul9... Sober letn ei9ener @r3t. Sud- neblt
4llpellun9 CUR 9etlun9. gratis. Mtan
9ore1ltre: YrtpGtc Gtttic g. 9tSNeteS
IIarg, Is g. @oNftoa ctr. NewDort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
.NaiB Sones 1T Elm bibl9es UaaD6e

.uWtiB SoneS 1T Elm bubi@es Wtab@en,
nidt lpabr?t
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1T es b09it unan9enebm, UNI tie gu iein."
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sebrau6t, 10 wiirbe nidts Oer9lei9en 9ela9t
iDorben lein, benn baiielbe tnrirt ieOen &az
tfrrh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
Gin fath FIR Ntntter.

mrs. @inslom's .@ootbtng
Sprup" ipute beitd,1ois beim 8inber. Cab
nell gebrau1t lperben. Gr beiGnfti9t Das
&iub, erpei9t OaS 3obnleii6, linoert olen
S1mel3. tltrirt Ntno=0olit, uno lit b0s bette
Wittel 9e9en DtarrbOe. SInfunoapanaiS
Gents Die Nldi@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

Die aH@etTetsg beItebtett ttttS bes
eAttntet 3IafG eabtete Der GOtaraS
eetpH @relvta0 Co. ftttS SeSers
ttatttt att eaRnfebIen. 8cfteQnm0em
bittet tatA1s S&Reft 40 Ste 8raMete1
ata fett0ets. aupptO mitt II md
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
StQ0t Gbita9o>

Ser CeneraI 2I8ent Sscrr Scr=
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SEER GSnarO 8r&taDOT Ocn Staat
Wtt6i9an.
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&err G4trt S@tnaleniee oct St1at
S1imotS+
By 9te1tn5t8 Sage lit GttroNa4-
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lidten il1tereiianten Getiei6ilberungelt 6eS
Srn. 8aibington SEEING itno, einem bielz
fa6 g~eGuBerten 8uni6e 5ufolge, in elmer
6ouerlt6eren Sorm ais 8u6 eri6tenen, bdS
fit Ben btIigen Qrets bon so Gents in Der
Office Der uSQ. Staatsaeitung" r1tb Our6
unlere Ngenten gu baben lit. j3u BrGmien
beredti9te 2eler bes r@o6en6latts" ober
beS vg8eitenS" fonnen bas BUD an Stelle
elmer Q1Deret QrQr1tte be;ieben.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEw York, May Sl.-The general de-
mand was Of but moderate proportions for
leading grades OF medium bleached shortings
and summer spccaltics, rs attention Of the
large number OF buyers present was absorbed
by the an ton sale Of iianncls Tor account Of
Parker, Wilder a Co. The sale comprised
about 6,Oo packages amounting Ia nearly
81 100000. Prices were about the same rs
those of Tuesday. Talbot "A twilled scarlet
six ounces, brought 3Sd3ii.c. Belvidere A
twillcd scarlet, 22kc, Belyidorc Z A scarlet
l6h@l6Ac; Bolyidcrc royal blue twilled {
A brought l5hc. The Offering was widely
distributed, and all western markets will
have good assortmcntS Among the princi-
pal buyers were; Marshall Field a Co, , V.
Farwcll A Co, James II. Walker a Co.,
Carson, Pierce, Scott A Co, Storm 4 Hill Of
Chicago; Samuel e. Davis A 60. J. IL.
Wear lioogher Dry Goods company, VIM.
Barr Dry Goods company. Rice StiK 4 Co,
llargadine, McKitiiick \ Co., ST Louis,
Root 4 Mcbride Bros, Cleveland. II.
Lnwcnstein & Bros. Memphis, Hamburger,
Bloom a Co, John NJ. Robinson \ Co.,
Louisville; Louis Silk a Co., Geo. W. Nc
Alpine a Co, John Shillito Dry Goods com.
pnny, Cincinnati; Lindekcs, Warner 4
Schuermcicr, st. Paul, Wymnn, Mulin 4
Co., Minneapolis, Britain, Richardson A
Co, Kansas city, Toutle, Hosea a Co, 81.
Joseph, Mo; Murphy, llihbcn 4 Co, u. 4
Erwin a Co, Indianapolis. The auction
sale OF the pankcr Manufacturing com
pnuys ilanncls tomorrow will end them fol
the present
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
GENERAL TRADE.

The Merchants exchange quotation com
mittoes today marked down corn meal 5 10
Toe per barrel. The tone Of the meat market
was changed to easy, and flour. corn meal,
coffee sugar, molrssrs, art quoted steady.
Eggs are a shade lower aud steady.
The amount OF grain In store al the eleyn-
tors is as follows Corn, p ,0i0 bushels; oats,
IL, 26j bushels.
Receipts Of sugar nj New orleans continue
light with fair demand. Prices are firm and
well maintained for all grades. The aSsori-
ment offering is limited, open kettles rarticu-
larlv being scarce. Molasses continues quiet
an steady. DullncSs prevails in the clean
rice market and the movement Is limited.
Rough rice is even quictcr than the clean
article.
At New York leading houses assert that
there is no supply OF coffee abroad that can
safely be parted with 10 any extent and that
the portion Of the trade representing disirib
utive aud consumpiive interest is quite a'
likely stocked as here, and that scarcity be-
tween the two crops Is likely to he unusu,
ally felt. 10 say nothing 81 what might &C.
cur should the new crop prove moe back
ward than anticipated. There has been a
Eoodly amount Of sugar secured by rrfincrs
in a manner 10 indicate that coming trade {.
expected. and can with safety Ne prepared
for. Other sweets hnye done very we'll and
rice secures n fair degree ~ attention hut
SPICES are n little slow, and teas still m0rc OF
les Disappointing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
THE RIVERS.
Movements az the I.eve~.
FRIDAY

Arrivals-Katc Adams Arkansas city,
Gayoso, Tiptonville; city of New Orleans,
New Orleans, Joseph Henry, Cairo.
Departure Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Ghycso, TiPtonville; city OF New Orleans,
St. Louis
TuF Coahoma clears this afternoon for
Helena aud Frian Point
Tnr Rosa lee leaves this evening AZ o
O'Clock for Osccola AMI the upper lands
niE Joseph Henry arrived from Cairo
yesterday morning and will remain here Tor
the present
1lE city Of Cairo Is the Anchor Line
packet leaving here this morning at 40
o'clock tor NaichcL
Tnr Gayoso came In FROM the upper coast
yesterday With bales cotton aud ~ secks
cotton seed. She returned Last evening.
Tm Granite State BROUGHT w frr- c.n
cinnnii yesterday morning 4, l6i packages a
freight She leaves Tor Cincinnati again TIM
afternoon at o'clock.
Ma. LrN RAY, an Anchor line clerk. has
been promoted 10 chief Clcrkship Of the
steamer belle Memphis MI Simpson hdv.
ing resigned 10 90 into business for himself
Tnr city 81 New Orleans passed here At an
early hour yesterday morning ON her way
from New Orleans ~ 81 Louis She put OH
10 barrels ~ sugar, two hoEhrads uf sugnf
six barrels II rice. asiy-iye harrrls Of pota.
toes, lGi sacks Of onions, - empty hogs
heads aud $40 packages of sundrics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds aud stocks.

NV YORK, Nav 3l.-Moncy ON call easy,
at ls@2 per cent; last loan, I - per cent,
closed at lset2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, i@6 per cent. Sterling exchange
duh but steady az ~ S6ls Tor sixty DAY
bills aud g. SsA for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were dull and without change.
The stock market WIS again extremely
duh today, the business byin- entirely In
the hands VI the trading element aud the
fluctuations confined to the smallest limits,
while the tone Of the dealings was heavy al
most from opening o. Close. leaving the list
| fractOnally lower IA the result ~ the day =
| trading. There was no news II any kind 20
effect values and the indisI1sition 10 ,radc
was very marked. Stocks wcc In good de
mand In the loan crowd but there was mo-
urgent inquiry for siOcks, aud the traders
| did most OF the selling. There was no ami
nation at the opening and most Of the nc.
tive stocks orcD~d unghang,zi from Tues
days final figures there was some
slight improvement IN the hst few
minutes ON the execution Of the
accumulation o. order, OVER the holiday. but
| this movement som ceased md n moderate
prussuc was brought against the list which
! forced prices Oft the drain being hccompa-
MED by a little more activity. The widest
movements wrrr in Missouri Pacific. which,
after an advance of = ructed I Ter cent,
and New knrland lust I per cent after a
slight rise. After that time the market re
manned almost starnhnL with generally
weak tone and with dealings monnpoliEcd by
lcss than a half dozen stocks. The decline
became more pronounced after noon, how
ever, and New England, - Paul and Mis-
SCUM Pacific were most prominent In the
last hour omaha, which had not sold a share
up 10 TINT time suddenly declined per
cent on a small business, but there was no
further feature Of any Kind IN the market,
aud IL closed extremely dull and ruihcr
heavy at small fractions below the opening
figures The entire active lid l. lower this
evening. though with the exception oi
Omaha, which lost | l'cr cent, the dnclincs
nrc Tor fractional amounts only.
Railroad bonds, like stocks were very
duh, and the dealing almost entirely devoid
Of features. The tone Of The market Was
much mixed, and while the final change,
are generally for small fractions only. they
are very irregular. The total sales wer,
SaSo.en The total sales ri stocks today
were i32Gsi shares Closing quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01

and steady as follows: June, 99i@995;
July, 1o.02@lO0S; August 101O@l0l1;
September, 9,7O@a7l; October, o,4S9s 40;
November, 93S@s3a December, 9.Ss69.iO;
January, 9.47@94s; February, 9.55895G;
March, 9.63@965. Sales, 80, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; mddling 9%c, Sales 5000 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
7Aci good ordinary, SIC; low middling Sc;
middling 91sc; good middling, 07se,
Futures opened steady and closed quiet,
as follows: June, 03s@9 30; July 1920
94S; August 0H@9I2; September, 900
@9ll; October, s.92@S.9S; November, s.s7
@S.ss December, S.s9GS0o; January, SOY
@s.a9; February, aO6@90s; March, al6@
9.lS. Sales, 5000 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
ssroeerIc-.

CoFTFt-Common. Ia. ordinary, l1c,
fair, isc, prime Ria. 10. choice 10 fancy, 2lc.
old government yOa I2r. steady.
Ria---louisiAha 5,stss,Se. Carolina, $50
&c, quiet
BraAn-Pur vhiie. CSC % white, G,.@
Csc. yellow clarified 6a@6ifc open kettle,
5itm5g,c refined A, CSC, standard granu-
lated, &c. plantation Fnnulaicd, nc,
p0Wdcr,d So cut loaf, A., steady.
CaxxEp Goons---Pine apples. 81 IS. Peaches,
lbs. standard, 500. 3 lbs, standard, ~ 90
second, g. %. his standard, t2O0. Toma-
toes, 2 lbs. standard, ti0t 3 lie, standard,
S1i Strawberries, ti75. l,aspbcrrics
81 % Biackbcrrir,, a toldi.2 Is Grrcn rngr,
81. Iblai.ss. Pear. 81. 2Ogl15. PlumA u IS
mi7h Asparagus, t2.Giat2i. Green corn.
81 25edil0 Grccn pcas, fiGoNl@. Cove
oysters full weight NJ. DO. 2 lbs " %
Oils light weight ] ~. OolaGhc, lts.
ti.l0 CONDENSED milk, Crown, S.Ijtthsj.
Eagle. S.75. Swiss. si7s. salmon n.S.
sanlincs. 1913. mustard mrdincs, 300.
Mackcrvl. $50. herring markcrcl, N.2i,
CASpiu-Stick, all sizes IN bNs. pals. and
bfls, sdioc; fancy assorted, Sgl1c, otina
ancy. isa2it. firm.
sAIr-saginaw. d yOfis5 per brl: Ohio
river. 81 sol. - per hi. SKIS Sue, flSot4
LEO. coarse, n.i0si.i5 pkis. 2s.sso. =.
CHKIgr-New York factory, Vasc. tull
cream. i2ai3c; Young America lgttiso.
soar Arp CAxptn-Ssap, ge5Nc. Gan
dies, full weight, ss.d0c.
SrAHcH- 3ts@3ttc.
MoLAasTH-iOuisiana common 10 fair, ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing 50 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying $L5O per 81, 600
premium selling.
No session OF the stock call board held to-
day. Local securities unchanged.
There is quite an apparent improvement
In business this week The clearings show an
advance thus far this week Of S67, l6s 80 over
the same time last week, and the clcarings
for the month OF May show an increase Of
81, 72l, 1864 over the clearings for May. 1857.
The local cotton market opened and closed
quiet, with sales OF !, $50 hales- New Orleans
spots closed easy, with futures quiet and up
3 10 points Liverpool was firm, demand
fair, with futures steady al an advance Of I
point.
At New York spots closed firm; additional
sales are reported for export Of 4,2ss haleS
futures closed quiet and steady at an ad-
$4,000, ~ | to 3points.
Hubbard, Price & Co say: "There has
been very little change in the general char
nctcrof the market today. The limited short
interest and evident indisposition to make
further investment narrowed demand down
10 very small compass and fluctuations repre-
sent a range Of epoints. Closing quotations
/ to points above th1se Of Tuesday"
TIE port receipts for "Wednesday, Decora-
ton holiday, were Az bales as against sos
bales same day last year.
On Monday, June 4, and every Monday
until October s, tho New York Cotton ex-
- change will open AT II o'clock a. m.
MroRrs.
Two hundred and sixty SKIS bran, 40 brls
beans and peas, 40 pkgs butter, 100 pkgs la
con, 200 pkgs boots and shoes, 2, 800 bu corn.
10 pkgs cheese, 200 sl1s coffee, 2G0 brls lime.
$50 hrls cement, 4,U25 SKIS cotton seed 3 cars
cotton seed, % pkgs dry goods, Ss pkgs
eggs, 40 brls flour, $50 bales hay, 81 pkgs
hats IS head hogs, 40 head sheep. ~ head
horses and mules, 800 pigs lard, 10000 feet
lumber 20 pkgs liquors, 800 brls meal, %
brls molaSscs, 500 Kegs nails, 5000 bu oats.
20 brls onions, 1862 brls potatoes, cars pork
sides 30 pkrs rice, 100 brls sugar, 800 pkgs
tobacco, COO bu wheat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01

ArrLEs-None in market Dried apples,
615c per lb from store. Dried peaches, 7Ic
from store.
FRUr-0angcs, $35O@4 so per box. Lem
ons, - 5oSS,ooPor box. Bananas, H.5@25
per bunch.
NEoErAnLEs-0nions, S35OG4OO per brl;
81. 90 per sack. Cabbage new Louisiana crate
SS.50@A00 kraut, hrlS $50. half brls
$3.50 Garlic, 60c per 100 Turnips, Sl50@,
1.75 per brl.
PIcKLEs--Brls $3.50; half brls, $780,
PoTAToEs Firm; old, 81 50@3.O0 per brl;
new, S5.5o@loOper brl; sweet potatoes, 1915
@S00 per brL
PorLTGY-Chickcns, spring, $l.50@30O;
mixed S2,5Od3,00; hens, S3,0OM325.
Edds---Steady; bXs, re; cases l2lsc.
NUrs-CoconuutS $500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, &C. Tennessee, farmers stock 30r
&c; roasted, csc higher shcilod, Toe. Re
cans, Texas, 9dlsc.
RAIsrNs--London layers $500; layers,
S2.75 California, 1928.
BUTTER--Buttcrne, 15@20c; creamery, 25
@3Oc; dairy, l6d20c; country butter, l2tal5c.
CIprR--0zark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half brl.
yINEGAR--Per gal, s9l2c.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon: Spot - Firm, with demand
fair. Sales, 10000 bales, OF which Amer
lean 7,a0o bales. Receipts, 1900 bales Of
which American, $500 bales. Closing
quotations were Hs follows: Ordinary, AID.
good ordinary, sd; low middling 3-l6d:
good middling. el6d; middling uplands
sid; middiing ordinary, 7-i6d
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
as follows
THE prices are given In pence and Giihs,
sled
Alta pm June, 5.25i, sellers; May, 525d
sellers; May-June, sod, buyers; Junc-July,
s. 2ad, sellers July-August S24d, buyers,
August-Scptcmber, 52ld. buyers; scptem-
bcrOctobcr, 5l5d sellers; October'Noycm-
Der. 5l0d, buyers Novcmber-Drcmrbcr
5T9a, sellers Overwhelmingly, 5.0Sd, buy
ers; September, 52id buyers.
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CWcAGo, H.. May a,--The Drorcrs' Jour
nal reports: Receipts, 10000; ship
mcnts, $500. Market strong and lOc higher.
Bccvcs, St00G5 80; cows aud mixed, Sl9O
@3,6h; stockcrs and feeders, S2,509llO,
Texas cattle, Sl.90ai00.
llogs-Receipts, 2l0O0, shipments, 1000.
Market duh and l0c lower; mixed, s.. 256I
5.45; heavy, S5.S56155h; light S5.25@5. 40
pigs and culls, $1,000 10.
Shecp-Rcccipts, 5,lOO; shipments, 1000
Market steady; native muttons, 5000
800 Texas m uttons, wooded, %,oOaA.50
shorn, SS009i0O feeders, S2OO9S.l5.
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A, A...,spe. &C Health.

Among The srsuranoc. u health Afforded Ne ~
the regular dirrhstrc ri the bodily iunriinns. none
h rnoru important aud rrnAbls Than that which
regularity u the tovrl. Kiyes IA " thUfs hanJ
even a Temporary interruption ~ ihh -tho liver
and the stomach tunr conlolntiy win inactive
orrsn, and sti rrrstcf mischiri snsucs u rriiei II
20, speedily ohislnsi. laxative. shove All rAvil
on the truru n mineral composition or vinleut
eject IL Hosiotirfs stomach hitirfs approved BY
ne medical profession aud . most important item
81 the iaiaiiy maisna mciics Of American hou-s
holds u L. botanic. painlcs IN arti0n, AMI ~
persisted in rnsrtuai Ths stomach and liver. In
~ lca. degree aud no Ice promptly aud thoroughly
ihnn the hovcls ar regulated and toned W a. aud
u IL an amifahlo dcirnsc hrAlusi mAiarh and risu
matte silmrni ana a hcniun frfncsir iof kidney
romtlaiuia nefousnesu and debility.
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on basis OF si.l3 Butter-Easier; fancy
creamery, 2oS22c; choice dairy, l3@lic.
Sugar-Steady. Eggs-Firm ut 1il1@l5c.
Cheese-Easer.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May Sion the Produce cx-
change today, the butter market was UNI
satisfactory TO holders and stock accumulat-
ing creamery, l4@l7c dairy, lo@l6c. Eggs
Quiet at l3lS60llc.
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Fia--Msckcrcl. half hrlA, No. I. E.s5.
No. 2 tG55 10Th hit, No. I. u.is No. 2,
r.i0 Dry herring family. aSc per boa.
FErsn MEaTs-ChoIoe beet hiDdquarfcrs,
l0r: iurcquariers. Sc, second grade, hind.
quarters, Nc, iorcquarierN &c. SHEEP We,
Hos. r-
Hoo PnoprcTs-Easy; mes pork, tlG@
sugar cured hams Hale breakfast bacon,
IOhhiilEc; haron, olenr rib sides, Sa9'.c'
bulk I.ork. clear sides, sisRs,sc. clear rib
sides, si.assso long clear. sIsets'.c, shoul.
dcrs G9sM6lEo.
L,rp-rcs, SIC half brls sle. kegs, slso
choice kettle, Dic.