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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1888-07-26

iona. Elmer, Sr.
VIM. Elmer, Nj. D.
David P. Elmer
Charles E. Elmer
Percival Nichols
Daniel f. Smith
John Hummell
David P. Mulford
Jonathan Davis
Levi Wood
Adam Minch
John Hustled
William Hetzel
John Henderson
Robert s. Fithian
AlphonsoWoodru1
Samuel w. Seeley
Andrew M. Paris
William g. Nixon
Moses Mulford
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1888-07-26
Over the State.

Deputy Revenue Collector Ferrell is
seriously ill at his residence in Glass
boro.
A few prominent gentlemen have
purchased a Summer home at Toms
River, for the benefit of cash girls of
New York, and ten or twelve will be
taken down weekly. Children will be
taken until the middle of October.
There are twenty-one acres of ground
and pavilion is being erected which
will be used as a dining and play-room.
The Reading Railroad is within a
mile and half of Mullica Hill.
Gloucester county has taken steps
toward the building of an insane
asylum at cost of $3.50
Mount Holly veterans OF the late war
have formed Republican club.
A State Convention of the Demo-
cratic clubs will be held at Trenton on
August 90 and %.
After paying all the bills accruing
from the recent Fourth of July cele-
bration, the Camden committe find
they have SO cents above expenses.
This is bill that was presented an
unfortunate by a Justice at Asbury
Park.
John McCaffrey, Dr.,
To JOHN A. BORDEN:
To one plain drunk, $500
To oaths, at scots. each, 200
To costs, 3.S5
Total $8.S5.
The Long Branch Commissioners
have passed resolution condeming the
reports that that resort has gambling
houses. 1t is purer, they say, than
most other resorts.
L. W. Albright, the genial New
Jersey editor of the Philadelphia
Ledger, who is well-known here, will
spend his well-earned vacation in visit
ing points of interest down East"
The Burlington City four per cent
water loan of $50, 900 has all been taken
at one-half to one per cent. premium
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1888-07-26

Robert More
Abram Woodruff
Jere. H. Lupton
Elmer Jackson
Joseph Reeves
David White
George White
Horatio 'Paullin
Wallace Taylor
John G. Maui
Joshua Coombs
Samuel Applegit
William Allen
Lehman Blew
David Cook
WIN. T. Dubois, Sr.
Charles Holmes
Joseph Borden
William Hancock
Thomas Fox.
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NEM YnRK.

Spots opened steady and closed quiet; mid
ding llhc. Sales, l57 bales Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, SIC; good ordi-
nary, 1885, low middling, 10 ll-i0c; mid
ding llIsc; good middling, ll7-l6c; mid
ding fair, ~ l.lGc; fair, ~ ll-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
MS follows August, ll,l2@lll3 September,
0.G9@07O, October 054@065; November,
e.I6@047; December, 046@0.47; January,
0.52@O53; February, 0GO@90l; March, 9.0s
@0G0; April, o7O@o77; May, 0.sl@9.s5;
June, 00l@002. Sales 81 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
nominal. Middling, 1870. Sales, 30 bales,
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary TIC;
good ordinary, $50; low middling, 05sc;
mdding, 1910; good middling, l0hc.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed quiet and steady, as follows: August,
0S0@0.SS; September 0ls6g0l0 October,
s0s6Gs.07; November s.0l@s.02; December,
s93@s.0i; January, 0Oi@e.o2; February,
9l0@o.ll; March, o.l0@02Oi April 0.2s@
go May. 0.37@03S, Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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The clearing house report IL ms follows:
nnMEsrIC VIGILANCE.


New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 81. so per s, coo premium selling New
Orleans. s. discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louisville, demand
par buying, 81 per 81, 900 premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady.
Sales unmportant
New Orleans spots closed nominal, with
futures quiet and steady August declined
2points September advanced point, with
remaining new crop months unchanged.
The Liverpool market closed steady with
futures firm.
At New York spots were quiet and futures
steady. August went of points and the
remaining months advanced to points
Hubbard. Price 4 Co.'S cotton circular
Gays "Iivcrpool's opening this morning
proving a disappointment TO some who were
recently credited with buying August con.
tracts for use, heavy sales were made at the
opening, which checked the advance, and
continued selling depressed prices after the
transactions Of the first call. The offerings
were well taken by the market, the lowest
figures touched being o points below last
nights close. The new crop held up fairly
we'll, there appearing n disposition TO secure
profits ON recent short sales, purchases To
cover advancing prices TO points"
To-Day 2G,63S bales Of cotton were added 10
the total port receipts for the following cor.
rections; Charleston, plus 20, 00s bales; West
Point, plus 7Oi bales; Boston, minus 3Gbalcs,
and Savannah, plus 0O2 bales.
The circular Of Bailey a Co, Of New York,
Of date 4th instant, states that Picking il
becoming active in some portions Of the
southwest Total visible supply, i,liO sGl
bales, last year, 423 1888 bales. year before
last, 1850, 233 bales. Total crop In sight,
6'9ll, l45 bales last year same time, q, 3GI Oh
bales year before last, q, iGDJS7 bales.
The Commercial Buiioiin, Of Saturday. goes
on 10 state that "thc certainty that some
cotton is coming back from abroad, as We
have previously noted. makes matters some.
what more interesting, especially as the
bears have brought their estimate Of prob.
able amount up 10 some 5000 bales. As
pretty much AL figuring seems 10 show that
the stock cannot be laid down here for less
than about II &c and upward, IL naturally
seems n little odd that the importation
should be undcrtakcni yet II does not re.
quire much arithmetic TO calculate that even
at that rate the loss would be much less than
10 have u settling basis forced up to lic, an
threatened 10y the bulls The latter do not
appear 10 be much alarmed, but are credited
with being willing TO keep the price Of An.
gust easy until II shall be too late 10 ship
from England"
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Household supplies.

ArrLEs-No demand from store. Dried
apples Olgd7kc per ID, from store, Dried
peaches, S6tDc from store.
FRuT-Firm. Oranges, $500gG. 90 per box
Lemons S3.5OMi.5O per box. Bananas
SlO0Gp2.OO per bunch.
PIcKLEs-Brls, 5000 half brls, 800.
PoTAToEs- Firm; new, $3.50 per brl; sweet
800 per sack.
PouLrRy-Chickcns, spring s.. 25@25O
mixed, S2OOd2.25; hens, S2,75M3.OO.
EGGs-Scarcc boxes lbc; cases, Ice.
FRuITs -Cocoanuts, 800 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, GMG4c; Tennessee, farmers stock
lm5c; roasted, 24c higher sholled G(g1c
Pccans, Texas, OGtl2c
VfGErAnLrs-O Onions, $3.OOm3 80 per br
81 10 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, a.. y
m2.50 per crate; 20 OO6G70O per 100, kmut
brls, 1900 half brls, 500 Garlic, 5Oc pei
100.
R,IsINs.--London layers $500; layers, 2.75
California, S2.5O@3OO.
BuTrEU---B uttcrinc, ljc; creamery, 20Gg23c;
dairy, l5mlsc; country butter 100, Zoe.
CipEH---Ozark, $500 per brl and 1850 pei
half brl.
NiNTDAR-.Pcr gnl. Sale.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nonds aud stocks.

NV YoHE, Aug. Mooney on call easy at
imis per cent. Prime mercantile paper
ii.MGb per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
but steady at Si.s5 for sixty day bills and
Sis7i4 for demand.
Government bonds--Dull hut steady.
State bunds were entirely neglected
The stock market today renewed III al.
vance aud almost everything on the list Is
materially higher this evening There was
some hesitation IN the forenoon, hut later
Ia the day the bullish feeling became more
pronounced and the upward movement met
with no set back after that time. London
had large number Of buying orders ia this
market this morning, aud the traders, upon
making this discovery realized ON ticir
long stocks aud nicrward made am effort
~ get the market, but the new buy.
ing was heavy aud the offerings II
stocks very limited and they again became
buyers IN the afternoon. The ncws uf the
day was uniformly favorable, aud that from
the corn belt Was especially encouraging.
while the prospects ~ entire harmony among
the trunk lines and granger roads gave an
impetus 10 the speculation. The bullish
feeling ran highest on the Nnndcriilis and
several stories were niluni in regard 10 quo
tntiun~ Tor large blocks ui those stocks. and
especially Lake Shore, aud while the street
believes that 10 h not clear that the insiders
are buying more stocks, II b. evident that
they are not selling aud the demand II
heavy. Many Of tile leading stocks this
afternoon sold at the highest prices Tor
months aud Notwithstanding tile liberal
offerings nt times IN several III the
leaders NO marked impression could be
made upon them lnkawanna was
subjected 10 the heaviest pressure aud a
portion Of yesterday advance was lost. but
the other yoalcr. were all active and strong
though their gains were confined a. fmc.
iiunnl amounts only A. usual oi late.
many IT the spcrialtics made sharp al.
ynncrs. and Pullman and Evansville &
lcrW llnutc were conspicuous There
was q moderately active business at the
opening, and prices were from 4. a. 4. pcr
cent. above lat evenings figures. hat the
subsequent dealing, failed to develop any
movement of importance iu the list EXCEPT
iu certain spccinltics until after ~ O'Clock
Evansville a rcrrc llautc g., e.. cal
aud Pullman wVru thg only steaks showing
any decided strength throughout the furr.
noon. but after that the entire iist showed
great strength. aud Michigan Jcntml ~.
sumcd the lead in the advance. other
stocks aitgrWari came tu The fruut. and the
upward movement met with NJ check what.
ever. finally closing ni the beet prices ~ the
dny. The entire active li,t. with a few un.
important exceptions. Was higher
The niIruld buud market Was again very
quiet aud the number uf i,su,s tHIrd la
usually small. while they we're generally OF
the speculative variety. The sales ut al h..
sues aggregated unlN N.U5.uui. uf which
Eric seconds furnished sGUuu The total
sale. ut stock, today were 2l,,gii shares.
Closing quotations
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TUE Arkansas river is falling its entire
length.
TmE upper Mississippi river is rising
slowly.
TnrEE boats will clear from this port this
afternoon.
TnE Eugene cleared for Arkansas river
with fair trip.
TnE Tennessee river at Chattanooga rose
. tcnths yesterday.
MAJ. JonN u. ADAMS is expected in the
city today or tomorrow.
THE Gayoso, leaving last night for the
upper coast, had nice trip.
TnE Coahomn will arrive this morning and
leave again at pm. for Helena and Friars
Point.
TnE Rosa Lee leaves this evening at 5
O'Clock for all points on the upper coast as
far as Osceola.
Bears are cautioned 10 run with care be-
tween Cairo aud II. Louis, "a the river is be-
coming very thin in places.
TnE City Of Nicksburg en- route from
Natchcz 10 81. Louis. passed here yesterday
afternoon fairly well loaded.
TnE Mononglhola river is rising nj head.
waters, but unless there Is more rain there
Will not be much uf a rise In the Ohio.
TnE Chickasaw, Ia command Of Capt. Ed.
ward &. Postal, leaves this afternoon at 8
o'clock for White river, going through TO
Newport
TnE Arkansas City passed yesterday on
her way from ST. Louis To Natchcz with al.
most a full load. She discharged several
tons Of merchandise and added big lot Of
way freight
carr. lIrou EsrEY, well known in marine
circles, has been unanimously nominated by
the Republicans u Dearborn, Switzerland
and Ohio counties, Indiana. 10 Represent
them In the State Legislature.
Mrs.Rs. Fan Huns aud John Halle. two
popular young stcamboatmen. will leave In
a few days for the east To spend the balance
Of tie warm weather. IL is rumorcd that
Mr. Halle will return with wife.
FoR the twonty-four hours ending at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon the river here
has fallen tcnths. The gauge at that hour.
according 10 the official bulletin issued daily
10y the signal service, registered ~ feet 2
tcnths.
TuE Ohio, having been delayed by a wind
storm above Cairo did not arrive Yesterday.
She will probably be found In port this
morning receiving 60 leave this evening at
. O'Clock for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville.
Cincinnati aud all the principal way land.
iugs on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers en-
route. She h. a iirst class vessel In every re-.
spcct and Is commanded by capable and 20.
lite gentlemen.
" all the railroad bridges across the Ohio
river that are nov contemplated are built.
aud II seems that larger portion Of them
will be, the buats will have little or nothing
"a 80 hut to dUdgc picts. Outside Of the two
at Louisville thcrc h one proposed 20 be
built 90 llavcsyillc, one at ROckpurt, one
at oNcnsboru, one az Ntwbcrg, one four
miles above Henderson, one nc Cniontown.
one at l'aducah aud one ut Cairo. The pro.
| jccior of these eight bridges are all Of the
opinion that their scheme will vet prove To
be- a certainty nui while some Of the en-.
trrprisc, will surely fall through IL is prob.
able that before many years ~ least siN ~
thcm will be- built since a good backing is
behind all OF the projects
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Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
@l3c clear gfease wool, 20@25c; bury,
washed, 2O@30c; tub washed, 30@34c.
WHISKY = Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, sl50@3.00; Eastern
rycs, 81. $4,000, according 10 age and make;
common whisky, 05c@$i.3O according to
proof; nothing under 70 per cent. quoted.
BAGGTHG-l0Gyl2c.
PowDER-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, S275;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
HIDEs--Dry flint No. /, l0c; No. 2, 70; dry
sailed, 6H@7c; green salted, No. /, &c; No.
2 SIC; green, 3@ic; sheepskins, 15c@$l 90,
irregular.
TIEs-- 15@125.
snoT-Drop, 1925; buck, $50.
IEAD-Oc.
NAILs-Iron, 5000 stell, $2,l5.
ToBAcco-Common, 2j@35c; other grades
35Ons5c.
SNuFF-Garretts sl0s5 Ralph's, $l0.25
Railroad, SD.s5; Gail Il AK, 1925.
CoAL On.-Prime white, wholesale lots
6lsc per gal
BrEswAX-lsd20c.
TALLOW-3MIc
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1885,

Michigan Central, s7% wsbah, stL&P ptd, 81
Mil i ! { wPid,W wts.-rn Union s2,s
Mn Mn s. s. Louis pa Is k k%SEGdq ct f S
LONDON, Aug. 7, pm.-Consols closed at
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance today was $685.
600. y
PARIS Aug 7-Three per cent rentes s3f
DOC FOR the account.
BANK cLEhRlFGs.
New ORLEANS, La, Aug Bank clear
New YoTE, Aug. 7.-diesaSrings soa,aOa, O57;
balances, SI,603, $50.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 7--Clcarings, SO, 1877,
1872; balances, 1922, 42l.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 7.4Clcarings, $40, l05,
007; balances, $l,05S, 500
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 7.-Cl@rings, 81,
lO7, 22G balances S26S,6ls.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug 7--Clearings to-
day, SS,442,32i; balances, $l,l2I575.
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 7.-Whilo wheat was
weak and strong by turns today, and the
| tendency was downward, the bulls were
deceived into selling a lot Of long stun
carly, and after the rally, which took prices
| up very near to the closing points on Mon
day, they fought the second decline vigor-
Ously. The cables were not in harmony,
| but on the whole gave conditions as little
| improved in France and Germany. The
crowd discovered that the bulge at the close
| yesterday was manipulated, and september
| opened &c lower with II crowd of sellers,
| whlck took the price down 10 s3JSc, or lHc
under last night. When the furry was over
| good buying feeling was created and on
news Of cold, wet weather in the northwest
and fair export clcaranccs, the price was adj
lanccd lc from the bottom point The last
| two hours of the session found September
| between SjAc and sac, and Stubborn.
| Wheat closed Ac under last night and sc
| over bottom prices, with September at
| S3ikc.
Corn sold with nc range carly but toward
the close the changes were very small, and
at the close September was but &c under
the closing price OF yesterday The receipts
were very liberal go cars, aud this, together
with the most ilourishing crop reports from
some quarters, made the market weak, and
| prices opened &c under and declined n few
| points September sold ijl.c, down to
| ijl4Ml55sc Then the shorts began buying
! freely aud the price was put up to i6c, and
the close was at i5Ac.
Oats attracted only amodorate degree Of at
| tcntion, and with n fair volume Of trade and
a steady TO firm feeling
A fair business was transacted In
| provisions, but IL was Of an In and
out character Some Of the largest trad.
crs who bought freely early changed and
| sold before the close. Arrivals Of hogs were
/ fair and prices 10 cents higher. This hal a
| strengthening effect on traders of hog pro-
/ ducts early, and pork after drop Of &C. ad.
| yunccd Zoe, hut ruccded De-, and closed nj
/ Sac :, n gain NJ Ice over yesterday Ar
mour a Co. were the principal sellers. The
| buying was scattered. Lard closed 2isc
| lower Short ribs were traded In freely and
| closing sales showed an advance IT Be-.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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common to good common, 15@17c; centrifu.
gals, prime to good prime, 1sc; fair 10 good
tair l6Sl7o; inferior to good common, IO@
l5c.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 7.-whisky-In fair
demandi sales, 75l brls finished goods on q
basis OF $l.l4 Butter-Firm. Sugar
Steady. Eggs-Dull at 9X@l0c. Cheese
Dull and weak.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 7.-0n the Produce
Exchange, to-day, the butter market was
quiet. Extra creamery 17K@lsc; firsts, 1874
@l4Hc; fancy dairy, l5@l6c; firsts, l2IG@
he
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afassri...

CsNNTn Coors Pine apple 81 rs. peaches.
? TO- standard. i2up To-. standard. g. ~.
t.yuui tl Iu Iumatups. = lbs. STANDARD.
~ On lhs standard il.i5 Strawberries.
N.t'. Ensphcui,s ii0n lilackhcrfics, 81 .,
tll ,l bu,u rurrs, N5i@tN Fear.
tlHNtlih lIums. o. %. Asparagus. o. as
tti2' nrru corn ~ ,5Ol a. Green peas
tlt'tilW. Cove oysters. fall weight I No..
Wv. . lhs 81 Nti ID. light wrirht. Gi07,c.
? lhs. tin Condensed mlk=grnWn
t'"r. ilrlc Esia. Swiss. 1919 Salmon.
VI o. Narlincs, $40 mustard farlincs
ti,h
sto,u-Purc white ~. OF white, &C.
yellow rlnt ihci i.M7tsc. refined A, A..
standard Tiuuulatcd. s.tst.c, powdered.
$50. rut loaf s',r. strong
'oUtrHl ummun, i.J ordinary, iGc. fair,
l1c prime RIO. lsC choice to fancy, Ia. old
governments .iHilr quiet
hstI-NagiuaNl u Jnltt a. per hfl. Ohio
river VI 'uWi1 urf bfl. rs, tine. 81. 500
Lao. cuafnc, iiuntt o. pkts. 2.M7c.
ki,t-Louisiana, J9ahc. Carolina O.,
quiet
CAspifs-stck. all sizes. In bts pals aud
bfis. rgluC. fancy assorted, soils; citfa
fancy. isd2ic. firm.
Curfsf-New Nofk factory. case; full
cream, i2@laC. Young America. iaCtllc.
soar aNbC'Nplts-soap Sa6jic, candles,
foil weight, To-.
-Sa6aifc
MoLassts-l.Ouisihna common 10 fair, GOA
2pc prime 70 choicc, aj9Jsc. fancy, tocttSc'
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Cash quotations were as follows
fluur-lirm and unchanged.
No. . spring wheat s3c. No. 3spring wheat,
5hCG5-c, No red. SEC. No. corn, inCtilc
No. oats new, 2,4m2Gc. No. barley
E's@41 sc. No. iluNsccd, Sil0ls, Prime
timothy seed, 500
Mess Pork-i'cf brl, iy7l.@iL5o Lari.
per iuu lbs, SsniaS17is.
Rcccipts-Flour, 2o.OOO brls wheat, 10000
hu; corn, 2aHuuO hu, oats, iUI on bu; rye,
800 bu. barley, 1900 bu,
Shipmcnis-flour.i I.uuO brls. wheat, %. D.
on bu. corn, 12OvJ bu, oats, llh0JO bu, rye,
1hS bu.
ST. Loris, No, Aug. Flour quiet aud
unchanged.
Whcat-Cash higher with an active export
demand and sales of over 100 cars Options
Reports of line weather abroad aud de-
Cliurs in Chicago and New York aud selling
enough to break prices i.wlc, hut under later
stronger udNirvs aud a brisk demand Tor eN-
port, u good mlly resulted. A slight de.
cline followed hut the close was firm, with
August H. aud other months lsr'loWcr than
ycslcrlny; No. . red, cash, SiNwsic, Au-
gust NNA.Wst3,, closing ut st3sU. September
/ IEH>Ia,c, closing az si'.c, December. 81
| mss'sc. closing at Sc.
Corn lower aud weak early, but rallied
some. closing about the same as yesterday;
| Ne. cash. itNiti.C. september. ~ $40
| i2isr. closing &c asked, tie year, SO 10
/ Hii-c, closing $3.50 bid
Oiisa,u,h lower aud fairly active. op.
tiuus firm. but quiet No. 2oa.h, 2J'.m23',c.
August, 9h@&i'-c, September D@J' sc.
| the year @r.
Bmn-Strnnrcr. G@G'c
flav,ccd-tim aud wanted, siO7 spot
Cornmc,l- Steady. s2.i5a25o.
Ryc-Quici, lhHl5'sc bid.
lluy=fim for best GRADES, and wanted
new prairie, sG55m0uW new timothy,
| NtuuCgisun old timothy, il5OmNUO
Bultcr-stcady creamery, lG@lov. dairy,
! i3ttiUc.
Ergs. Quiet, nc
ruNisIons-firm aud higher with a good
| ruusumptiyc demand Tor boxed meats
Pork sl52, Tor Job lot. si5OO for car load
lots tn arrive g. & y. Land Nominally
$50 Tor prime steam and $50 Tor hutchcrs
/ Dry salt Meats Shoulders lhoNcn $3.50,
longs. sS.uOMS5gis, ribs. ts.56. short clear.
~ tsiLtpI2ts. lncon-.Shuuldrrs ssUn6a
Sgt luurs aud ribs, $3.50. short clear. tg.75Cg
psD llnms-Si2 SO6tiiOn
Receipts Flour. 500 hrlg wheat, nd0lo
bu corn, hnpO bu; oats, 1900 bu, rye, 5.
~ bu, barley, none.
shipments Flour, 800 brls; wheat, ~.
o01 bu. corn, ii,ocO hui oats, 5000 bu, rye,
none. barley none.
K,NsAa cry, No. Aug. 7.-whcat-
steady. No. 2 red, chsh. 5li.c &c asked:
September 7litc bid, 5i).r asked. Dcccm.
hrr, 53isc hid 5jc asked No. 2 soft, cash,
Cnn-sicndy: No. >, fash. 2Gi,c bid. Sep.
trmber SIC asked: the year 2Sisc bid. Nav
aoac bid, 32c asked; No. swhite, cash, l3isc
Oat-.No. ?, cash, snlcs At NASac.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon: Spots-Stsndy. Sales, 1900
bales, of which American 300 bales Re.
ccipts, 1900 bales, of which American q. 800
bales. Closing quotations were ns follows
Ordinary 4Ad, good ordinary, l-lGd. low
middling, 6.l6d good midiling, 5Ad,
middling uplands, 51sd middling Orleans,
55sd.
Futures opened quiet and closed firm.
These prices ARE given In pence aud Giths
thus 46J means 1850, and 5Ol means
6l.GIl
t4pm.-August ass. sellers August
September b32, buyers Srptombcr-O october,
5lp buyers. October November 5.l3, buy
err, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az, SELLER. DE.
ccmhcr-Janunry, 5ll, buyers. January Feb
runry, 5.ll, buyers, February. March, 5.l2
sellers. September, b.32, sellers.
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CouN Mr,is-sisndarl. s. SS@2Do. pearl.
$40. ROLLER, AlOttAli. quiet
BTANs ASp rr,s- Navy beans, s255. INC
dunn. $50
oar MrAi-ln half hrls. 1880 from store
CHs,Erm sofia, treble cNtFn, b'sc; gin.
ger snaps, b'mNc. assorted iumhlc-. tOftt2r.
fluuH-frum store, common, ~ -. fam.
ily, sJ1h. choice, sLW fancy. N',. extra
fancy. fiOo patent, f50ottAA. quiet
CE,CErp Wnr,t-ln half brls, A.aO from
store
lloHiNN aNp Guirs-From store, $3.50.
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I'sesi.tuu..

CouN-from storc. white. &c. mixed. SEE
frnm lcvcc or depot white in bulk. hsr, la
sacks Ole. mixed, In bulk. 52r In sacks. a,c.
BE,N frm store, iac, from lcycc or de.
pot tit.wWtildn
llAN tluiuv. irnm store. IN. car load.
irum l",cc ur drrui, &c ih prime. from store.
~ ear load. lfum lvNrr ur depot, ilhUu
prairie irm stur h,ttDN. car load, from
lc,"D or depot go Sp,fiiuu
oNrr=frum -iurr. white, "a. mixed. aic.
irum lrNcc ur depot. white. in bulk. Aic. in
sack, JsC mixed. in bulk. sc. in sarks. gic.
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PHINE CgUpE Ou-bc, prime summer
yellow, 40Milc of summer yellow, 3im3iC;
choice cooking summer yellow, i1HiGc.
prime summer white, ildiac prime cotton
seed meal. Si7 2jdl75D less than ear load,
tls2 oil cotton seed meal, Sl5.OOdlj.2j,
Ices than car load lots, SlG2j.
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