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wheat, nominal; No. red Sic. No 2
corn, .459sc. No, 2 oats, 29A930c. No. 2 rye,
45c. No. barley, &c. No. fax seed,
Sllo. Prime timothy seed, s2.35@2.4O
Mess Pork-Per brl, $l3.75@l3So. Lard,
per 100 pounds, $685. Short rib sides,
(loosel, sS12H@s.l5; dry sailed shoulders,
lboxedb S25@74G short clear sides (boxedh
So. 10000.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls wheat, 45, 600
blu; corn 100000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, none.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, d.
600 bu corn, 24SOO0 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, 1900 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
ST.. LOUIS Mo-, July 26.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Cash opened lower and then ad-
vanced No. 2 red, cash, 7SA@7SHc.
Options opened higher, but soon declined
under adyices from outside markets, quieter
cables and improving weather abroad, but
later prices reacted stifily and closed about
the same as yesterday; July, 7s25c, closing
at 7sAc bid: August 7SH@79Hc, closing
at 7SMc September 70AMS0c, closing at
79%M70Ac; December, S3HMS4c, closing at
s32s@s3Ac; May SOC.
Corn--Cash in fair speculative demand at
n shade lower prices Options: Under out
side depressing advices the market was weak
and lower, with more sellers than buyers
closing A@lc below yesterdays; No. 2,
cash, 43Ac; August, 43gi319c, closing at
43c; September, 42hM4294c, closing at 42Ac
asked; october, 3Dl9@40Ac closing at $3.50
asked; year, 331s@332sc, closing at 331sc
asked.
oats--Lower; cash, 25625Hc July, 251Ic;
August 222sc; year, 232Sc May, 27Ac.
Ryc--Dull, 42c bid.
Bran--Quiet at 62c.
Flaxseed- New firm and demand good at
81 Oi6y1 .05.
Cornmeal-Q Quiet, at S25O@255.
Hay-The market still glutted with
prairie hay badly out of condition and re-
ceivers are forcing sales at low prices Old
crop steady and firm; new prairie, $1,000
900 for prime to fancy; old timothy, Sl40O
CISCO for prime 10 fancy.
Steady and unchanged; creamery,
l6620c; dairy, l3@lGc.
Eggs-Quct; fresh stock saleable at Zoe.
Proyisions--Quieta and unchanged. Pork
$li37 kdl4.50; small job lots. Lard-$S50.
Dry salt mcats-Shouldcrs, 1925; longs,
$s.2j; short clear, $s75. Bacon-Shoulders
$500; longs $0l2l6; ribs $0.l2lEa92O; short
clear S037K. lIams-Sl2 0O@l312H
Rcceipts--Flour, 5000 brlS wheat, 1880
bu; corn, 40 600 bu; oats 5000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 1900 bis; wheat 5000
bu; corn, II 600 bu; oats 5000 bu.
KANSAS CITY, No, July 2G-Whcat-
Steady; No red, cash. Csc asked August
G6llc bid, &c asked; September, GGl9c bid, &c
asked; December, sales 70lsc; No. .,
soft cash, G7lsc asked; August, &c bid,
677Sc asked. Corn-Lower; No. 2, cash,
3sAc; August, 3Gc bid, 3shc asked; Sep
TENDER SIC asked; year. &c bid, 2Il9c
asked May, 2slsc bid, Doc asked. Oats-No.
2, cash, 2Oc bid; August, zoe bid, 2O3sc asked;
September, sales, 2OLc.
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GENERAL TRADE.

In this market sugar has advanced In
sympathy with the New Orleans and New
York markets which arr very firm and tend
INK higher Tagging has also gone mp In
price. EluS arr somewhat hrmcr aud high.
or and poultry i shade lower. Amount
IT grain In store Ut tho elevators Corn
l5,5il bushels. oats, i.Si5 bushels. The
New Orleans sugar market remains firm aud
unchanged, prices are strong aud there Is n
local scarcity II stock all offerings are sold
quickly. Molasscs continues quiet aud un.
changed. There isa fair demand for clean
rice. with light offering, all but one u the
mills having closed down 10 prepare for the
new crop.
AZ New York, with the possible exception
~ coffee, values seem To have a good natu.
raj support Sugar look less bouynnt for
mws, owingto a temporary lull In demand.
but moln,.cs is strong. teas gaining aud rice
remaining generally steady.
The cNtont oi the operations ON the New
York coffee exchange for the year On ding
June 20 Is ~ follows The total sales
reached 2l,O7Gouo hays, against 2i.Go0. 80
bags during ls,0 n, aud .. 81. 40 bags during
iSNi.H
Tho deliveries II llmyh coffee In this port
wcrc i,S'oG0 hnrr against =, i25, isi bag, In
iNsd.N', aud 2uNi ~, bag, in $3.50. In the
United States 2l61. S2o har,. against 2G5i.
h'i bags In 1861 aud 2W7.Dsi bags In
/ isNi.sG
The above shows that Tor every bag oi
| bEizil coffee sold in this port Tor actual de.
livery there were twelve bags sold mcr,ly a,
q speculative venture
The exports from nraFI wcrc A. follows.
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SUGAR---Purc white, SMSlEc; of white, Sc;
yellow clarified. 7AGosc; refined A, 7AdSc;
standard granulatcd ShMSNc; powdered,
SIC; cut loaf, SAc strong and active.
CoFFEE---C Common, l5c, ordinary, Ice; fair,
lie; prime Rio, lSc, choice TO fancy, lOc old
government, 3Od32c quiet.
RIcE---Louisiana, bCg5Lc; Carolina, 6}9c,
quiet.
CANNED GooDs---pinc apple, 81 peaches,
lbs, standard, 500, 3 lbs standard, S225;
second $l5O. Tomatoes, lbs, standard,
500; 5 lbs, standard, Sl.l5. Strawberries,
Sl76. Raspbcrrics, $50. Blackbcrrics, 1913
6gli0. Green cages, Sl.75MlSj. Pears,
81 2Odl75. Plums, $40. Asparagus, S261
ml25. Green corn, Sl75GGllO. Green peas,
Sl6jMl.DO Cove oysters, full weight, NJ,
Doe; ? lbs, a. 6j6gl 70; light weight, N G5CD
Zoe, lbs 500 Condensed milk-CrOwn,
$3.50, Eagle, s775; Swiss, 1913. Salmon,
SlS5. Snrdincs, $40; mustard sardincs,
500 Mackcrcl, $3.50, herring mackcrcl,
Sl25.
SALT Saginaw $l3OaL35 per brl; Ohio
river 81. 2OIl.2b per brl; SKIS, fine, 1850
Lao coarse, -. lOdl.lh pkts, 2A@7c.
C,NpiEs-Stick all sizes, in bNs, pals and
brls, SmlOc, fancy assorted, Sgl5ci extra
fancy lsd2jc; firm,
CmErsE-Ncw York factory, case; full
cream. I2Hi3c; Young America l3Gglic
MuIAssEs-lo louisiana, common 10 fair, ~
a. 2jC, prime Ia choice 33tg3Sc, faucy, 400
lic, ccntrifugals, common to fair, 2Otd2ic;
prime 10 choice, 3O@35ci syrup, 2O@iOc;
steady.
Scars AND CANpLEs-Soap,3 @5,sc candles,
full weight, Toe.
Erku.u- ln.I.QlLg
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IINrRInlI

AZ noon; spots-Quiot without quotnhlc
change IN prices Sales. s.UlJ bales. of which
American u 2n1 bales. Receipts, ., 100 bales,
ui which American > iOO bales, Closing uun.
tniinns were ~ follows Ordinary, AID,
good ordinary, s Ltd. low middling slid;
good middnng. SID. middling uplands.
nlGl. middlinr Orleans. bA.d
Futures opened quiet at an advance, aud
closed firm.
These prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus i63 means it3.Oid, aud bOi means
hlNtdl
Atlp. m.-July, b.23d, sellers. July.Au
gust, hjld SELLERS, August September, 3. 27d
sellers. ScpicmhcrO October. AHA, buyer
October November hlid, buyers, Nuyem
hcr.pcccmbcr blOl, buyers. December Jan
uary, h.Wd, buyer. January February, sod
buyers, September, AID. sellers.
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Groceries.

NEW YoRK, July G.-Coifcc-Spot fair Rio
nominal iil9c; options 5CtiO points higher,
only moderately active. Sales 33, $50 bags;
July, Sll15mil.25; August, SlOG5@i0. 70;
September, Sll.l0dll.2O; October, $1,000
0Sj; November $685.; December, So SOFA
800 January, 1895; February $40; May,
aud, $50 test sc; fair refining, quoted at
s-iGc; refined, quiet; extra G, G)Ic; yellow,
6lsd6.jGc. Molusscs-Steady. Ricc--Steady.
CmIcAGo, ILL.,, July 2G.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
quiet; creamery, l4IE@lslsc; dairy, l28@
lGc. Egg,-stcady; fresh rccnndlcd l5@l5lSc.
CINcINNArI o., July 96.-Whisky firm;
sales, s3l barrels OF finished goods on basi.
Of Sl.I Buttcr-Steady. Sugar-Firm.
Eggs-Hcayy at lll5@i2c Cheese-Firm.
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Spots opened steady and closed firm (;
middlng, 10 ll-lGc. Sales, 30l bales.
Quotations were rs follows Ordinary, 7
1910, good ordinary 07So; low middling,
l04c; mldling 10 ii.lGc; good middling,
lie, middling fair, II &c; fair, i2itc.
Futures opened firm aud closed steady
as follows July, io.7i@l073; August 10 72G0
1913; September 073mo7i; October 055,
November, 0.i3@0ii; December, $3.50
0ii; January, Ol0@05O February 900
@o57, March, 0GI@DG5; April, 07l@072i
May, . 7OGgOsO, Sales, 90, 400 bales.
SEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
dull midling, 0'.c. Sales. 100 bales. QUO
tations were ~ follows Ordinary, IKE, good
ordinary, $50; low mddling, O%c; mid
ding, 0'sc, good middling, l0Ac.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
as follows: July, 9Do@00l; August
oG3@oO5, September, ol2a0l3, October
sn3@s 49, November s.s76os 80. December,
soo@s.ol January, $40, February 900
@00s, March, 0ll@9lG; April, O,2l@1 70,
May, o33tao35. Sales, IA, 40 bales
pArtY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CoRN--From store, white, CSC; mixed, coo;
from levee or depot, white, in bulk, Csc; in
sacks, Gle; mixed, in bulk, 56c; in sacks, Soc
BRAN-From store, Toe; from levee or dc.
pot, Sli 0O6gli50.
HAY--Choice, from store, 05c6psi.0O; car
load, from levee or depot, $lS50@l0.OG
prime store, OOM02l6c; car load, from leycc
or depot, $l70O@ls.0O; prairie, from store,
GO67Oc; car load, from levec or depot, 5000
6gl3O0.
OATs-From store, white, i5c; mixed, 43c;
from lcvco or depot white, in bulk, 4Oc; in
sacks, 42c; mixed in bulk, 3Sc; in sacks 4Oc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. ne.a. aud s,ocL..

Nrw NoHK, July ~ Money ON call easy
NJ ihi'a PER cent closed NJ ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, iCt6 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and weak, with
actual business nt 81 NJ for siNty.dny bills
aud a. ~ furdcmnnd.
Government bonds we're dull but firm.
State bonds were very dull and steady.
The stock market was quiet, but fcycrish
and generally weak IN the forenoon today.
~ the trader the hcars aud the bulls who
have lately realized the profits accrued, were
all working fora reaction, and they succeed.
81 IN getting prices on fractional amounts.
Hat the news of the decision II Julgr
brwcr granting the injunction against the
Iowa railrnad commissioners, seconded by
the dividend " = pyr cent, In stock on the
Louisville A Nashville. which the street
seemed Ia have forgotten, about cilcctually
turned the trade aud buying began all over
the list A strong aud even buuyant tonc
marked the transactions Tor the remainder
ui the day, aud the losses If yesterday were
not only wipcd cut hut additional gains
were sroryd The shorts became frightened
and took IN their contracts on n liberal scale,
while the bears Wcrv powcflcss 10 stem the
tide Of purchases Chicago wasa seller VI the
ginnrcfs during the forenoon. on the decision
IT the meeting 1T railroad employees nj ~
Joseph a. continue the boycott upon the
burlington & Quincy aud some further small
cuts In rates but changed front rapidly after
the announcement Of the decision and the
gmngrrs led the upward movement London
bought Louisville a Nashville heavily, aud
II, gain was very sharp upon the announce.
mcnt OF the dividend, aud they also took
Union Pacific and Reading. which was we'll
supported at the bottom figures Richmond
Terminal preferred made some sharp nuctua.
tons and closed with q material advance.
but the dcalings To- the seat 81 the list we're
OF no special Interest, though the San Fran.
cisco stock Ncrr notably strong on the pros.
pcciivc heavy earnings aud talk of adiyidend.
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CoES MEu.-Spniirl. g. Sia2O1 pearl,
81 ~. roller Niualti firm.
Br,ss Asp rrv-'Nayy beans, t2.T5. me.
dium. $3.50.
oar ME,L--ln half bfls. $40 from store
CnAogrns-Sodn treble extra. 6Jfc, ginger
snaps b'f@sc, assorted lumblcg iOCtl2c
fLoup-From store, common 1878. fam.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., July 2G.-The Drorcrs' Jour.
nal reports Cattle-Reccipts, 1900, ship.
ments, 1000 Market slow and iOc lower;
bccvcs, S6.OOa0. %: steers, IS. 7Od5. ~; stock.
crs and feeders, s. l0d35O cows, bulls and
mixed, sl.3imJ30, Texas cattle, 81 O0d %.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1900; shipments 5000.
Market steady for light, Others Be- lower:
mixed. Sbo5G16i0; heavy $6O5dGJ0, light,
sG.OO9Gi Is; skips, SLiOlLs5.
Shecp-Rcceipts 1900 shipments, 1000
Market steady: natives, S2gOGII.50: western
shon, S35OGLiiO, Texans, shorn, 5000
4. 10. lambs, S5.OOdG.b IS.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middling, .lOc. Sales, go
bales including none last evening Of which
none to exporters and all to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 77Gc; good ordinary, $50 low
mddlng, 0'sci middling, loc good mid
ding, 10 5l6c middling fair, 1890; fair
nominal; dusty, lsc TO lc lower
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Provisions.

FIsu-Mackercl, half brls, No. I, S25; No.
2, 1913; lob kit, No I, Sl.l5; No. 2 Sll0.
Dry herring, family, 25c per box,
FREsn MEATs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
1Oc forcquarters, DC; second grade hindquar-
tiers, SCI forcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, &c. Hogs,
Sc.
Hoo PRoDucrs--Strong mess pork, 80. 15
sugar cured hams, l2LMl23c break
fast bacon, l0hMll5sc bacon, clear rib
sides, 0IIc; bulk pork, clear sides, s3s@sAc;
clear rib sides, SA@sSsc; long clear SIC;
shoulders, 70.
LhRD--'rcs, SEC half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC;
choice kettle, csc; firm.
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GENERAL News.

Tnr Rosa lee goes out this evening at 0
o'clock for Osceola.
TuE James Ice leaves for friars Point this
evening nj o'clock.
TuE engines of the Ruckcr aud the boilers
oI the Chesapeake 90 into the new boat
building Tor Capt Hall at faducah for the
upper bends trade.
TuE City u Cairo, nj 10 o'clock I'm, for
Natchcz, aud the City of Monroe for 81
Louis, at noon, are the Anchor line steam.
crs announced Ia leave today.
TuE Harry Iirown, with tow Of coal.
passed herr yesterday morning ON her way
from the Ohio river 10 New Orleans.
A PETITION is being circulated among
stcamboaimcn II the Nashville district ask
ing that the headquarters IT the government
inspectors VI steam vessels be removed from
Nashville to l'nducah. hasng the action upon
the fact that the marine interests of the lat.
ter point largely exceed that u Nashville,
which j. Inaccessible the LANCER portion Of
the year for steamboats,. II u understood
that Representative Stone, Of the raducah
district, has introduced hill In Congress
looking toward the desired change.
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so,,op seed Products.

rmNr Cnuur Ou.--35t3sc. prime summer
yellow iWdiN, OIL summer yellow, 3itt3sc,
choice cooking summer yellow, iGnllc
prime summer white, lSCUiGc, prime cotton
seed meal. si1Wbti1 2tC. car load lots, 81 10
les than car loii, $500 oil cotton seed
unVnt ala WNdtNUl
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, July .-wool-Stcady;
bright medium, iiCt22c; coarse braid, ll6D
loc; low sandy, lOdi7c; fine light, i2Gisc;
fine heavy. lOdiGc. Tub washed. ranges
from % to SIC for inferior 10 choice.
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lily, 1915; choice, 800; fancy, si25; extra
fancy, $500 patent, S5.00@520; quiet:
CRACKED WHEAT half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMINY AND Gnrrs-From store, 1926.
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Tho above reveals the reason why coffee
advanced and averaged In price more than
for several preceding years
Tho deliveries u Brazil coffee In the
United States aud II ali kinds In Europe
for the year iNs5sN were sOi2. go bags.
against ioo5ii bag, in is,Gs7, DECREASE
u 1880 bag. powerful illustration,
showing how high prices reduce eonsump.
ton aud thus Offset q crop shortage. II
Is probable the supply IT i,,ss0 will exceed
tho worlds requirements
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Ncn YnrL nr, Gnna. nnrLnl

INV YoRE, July %. Aside from move
mcnt on old engagements aud n moderate re-
quest for department spccialtics, the general
quiet Of previous reports was unchanged.
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Live stock.

Lawns Choice, $50. common to good,
per head. sea
lIoa--Choicc light, 5@S'.c. good, Ia.9Sc.
common, laMihc.
C,rtiE-Chnicc, 3is6ttisc, good, 3i.@ic.
srnllnwnrs, nominal.
surrr-C Choice, Sc; medium, SIC, com
man Al OtlaI IN
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboat. Leaving
Movements at the Le,se.

Administrations Arkansas city; Harry
Brown, Ohio river.
Departures Coahomn. Arkansas City;
Harry Brown, New Orleans.
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an and Iusn.ussu,

CLEvrLlNp,o. July 9G-Petroloum-Easy
and unchanged.
WILMINGTON, n. C., July 20.-Turpentine
Firm at SIZE
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tsss uAoAsH MAGNOLIA hltN Nth you ,oths
ssAAlds. Mountains. hons add 81 Knr.A aAsasSsi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Dives q hs'ishinsiJ bssuufui shin. Drives q
ni..sA.s. E-z-.-- ps..A.... pis. ole. A na..,..i
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE Ga PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, ioc-
Sales Today, 25o Bales--The Tone of
the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong.
ArnrALOrEICE.

THURSDAY EVENING, July o. 1883 !
The demand for money is steady and rates
are firm at per cent, with no prospect of
reduction. The best paper meets with ready
discount at the banks Parties OF undoubt-
ed standing find no difficulty in securing all
the accommodation they need The banks
scrutinize paper closely and are not cncour-
aging applications freely.
Tho ,loor;uu IA nttsc ronnrt IL az foilnws.
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stag. OF the Rivers.

OruCr SiaSat srHvicr, q. = Al
MrNrnis, July ", pm
The following observations are taken At all sta
tons named IN the 18th meridian time, which u
one hour later than Memphis time
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Imporls-M STRR, I; l. AZ RR, 90 L,NO&
TRR, az TN X, ~ steamers, 49, wagons 3,
Total, l2G bales
Exports-M At n H. lGl; G, o 4 SW II Il,
ISL; l., NOGTRR, - Total, $50 bales
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Insure. reriee, Complexion and issps The rses.
Mech, Arms and hands Son aud ss,eass rrs "a,
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Hand. aud s,..h.

Tho following list is corrected regularly
and may be rcguplcl o. the latest quotations
hank STOCKS.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
a. jOdGuO. Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, slj0d3OOi Eastern
rycs fl.S,@GUO, according Ia age aud make;
common whisky biccJsl.3O according Ia
proof nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGUtNu-NWtllc.
Powprn-Kcrs, $500. half kegs, s275;
quarter kegs, $40.
IlipEs-Dry flint, No. I, Ice; No. 2, &c, dry
alicd. 5'sm7c; green ultcd, No, I, 6c No.
:, S1c; Fecn-3e.4ci slNOi'SEiaA l5c(sSlOo,
Irregular.
Tlp-s1a5
Snor-prop, 81 -, buck, $50.
ITAD--Gc.
N,us-lron, a. TO- steel, a.. 25d235.
Ton,cco-Common, 2jg35; other grades,
3iGtSi
sNrrr-Garrctts, siO 81: Ralph's, Sl025;
Railroad SOS. Gail a Az. S0.2j.
Coat Outline white, Wholesale lots
6isc per gal
BlEswAN-lsGI2Oc.
TALtoW-3dic.
Woodbury., grease wool unwashcd, 100
llc. clear grease wool, 2Oa2ic; bury washed,
9Ott3ug. tub washed, 3Od3lc.
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uou..ho,d suppIis..

Arrtrs-t bOg2O per brl. Dried AZ.
pies G'sGg7'-c per IL, from store Dried
peaches, sCtnc from store.
FEuIr-Firm. Oranges, 5000 per box.
Lemons, tiJoCtiO0 per box. bananas,
q Old2O1 per bunch.
picELu-Brls, $3.50 half brls, 800
rurArom-firm. new, tl.dO@2.OO per bril-;
sweet ~. 80 per sack
Porlrny-Chickcns spring, N.o@2oo.
mixed. ti.15Cb2 ~, hens, go.
EGus-Stcndy, boxes ~; eases, Toe.
Nurs--Coacoanut- SJO1pcr 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, BGtGlsc' Tennessee, farmers stock,
iCtIC. riaytcd, 2isc higher, shcllcd, GtI5c.
rccans, Texas @i2c.
VruEtAnLrs-Onions, $500 yer brl; tl.7i
per sack. Cahbagr, home grown, a. - pet
| crate; u. - per dozen. kmut, btls, $3.50, hall
bfls, Sibn. Garlic, ~ per 100
| R,HiNs-londun layers tJO1, layers,
| g. Is. California, ~ SOCtaD
RurtTn- iluticrinc, iSC; creamery 2O0i
/ 2Nc, dairy, ibalGc. country butter, i50tlsc
Clnrn-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, aud $3.50 pei
half brl.
NINIuAR-Pcr gnl, sCtl2c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
MAGNOLIA BALM

Il no RANT orrouse 'rs lovely flaula, ln.,.r,l,
snoiisd " fsea Nsos. Arms and hands. nssnl...i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
MAGNOLIA BALM

10 LIQUID prspsDton foe the ssin. N, soo,h.
lps. Cooling. Refreshing wonasffailI pssshiI'h.i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Cash quotations were as follows
flour-Stcady aud unchanged.
No. 2sprng wheat, 50, f@si'.c No spring
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

One pkg butter. 2.5oi rolls harglnr l2i
pkg bacon. 5O9 pkrs boots aud shoes, 2 cars
corn, cars lime, i,5uq sacks cotton seed.
pklS dry goods. i.iiO brls h1ur. car, hay.
81 pkg. hate, can lard. h7.UpO feet lumber,
~ pks lquur. ~ bfls meal, 10 kgs nails,
cars oats. a brls potatoes, 2 ears pork sides,
~ pkru tulnrgo and 4 car wheat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
RAILROAD Time TABLES.

Mississippi Valley Route H., N. o. q t. II. r.
Leaves Arrlvef
evicksburg Ex. 900 am "Vicksburg Elk. $50 pm
IN. o. Fast Mail $50 pm IN. o Fast Mail $3.50 u IN
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Memphis piy.-nlInois Central on. &r.R.R RI

memphis Div.-lilinois Central (M. &T. X, H.
Leaves Arrives
On. o. MAIL. sos pm IN. o. MALL. $40 am
FFreight.. pm "Freight ........7 1880 IN
Mail trains will stop at flag stations, Noncon-
nah, Aldens, STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchia
Tank and Riverdale when signaled.
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Loss AND GAIN.

{ Il K.
Isorrowed that the golden day was dead.
It's light no more the country side adorning;
But whilst grieved, behold l-the East grew
With morning.
Isighed that merry Spring was forced to 10,
And don the wreaths that did so well become
her;
But whilst murmured at her absence, loi--
Twas summer. u
mourned because the daffodils were killed
By burning skies that scorched my early
posies; sf5Ss 2.zs st { - -
But whilst for these pined my hands were
With roses. as sJs
Half-broken hearted I bewailed the end
OF friendships than which none had once
seemed nearer: is5S
:. But whilst wept found asnewer friend
And dearer. .s 1. s
And thus learned old pleasures are estranged
Only that something better may be given;
Until at last we find this Earth exchanged
For Heaven.
- Good Words