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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

OF grain In store at the elevators Is rs fol-
lows corn, 1887 bushels; oats, AIS
bushels.
Samples Of new rice, half grown, from the
Waterloo plantation, La, were exhibited at
the Merchants exchange by the Louisville,
New Orleans q Texas railroad.
At New Orleans sugar is firm with ten
dency to advance. Molasses steady and I'M
changed. Rice quiet and virtually un-
changed.
Al New York there is no change OF values
in actual grocery goods, the only feature Of
importance on the streets being the squeeze
OF the June shorts" in coffee.
Chandler, Brown & Co., of Chicago, In
their weekly review OF the grain trading Of
wheat that liquidation is about over, and
after i2Kc break with heavy short inter
est in the market, we believe in purchasing
at present low priccsh As TO corn they say;
1--WE do not look for any healthy advance
until the heavy long interest is eliminated
Even then, with the fine reports Of the grow
ing crops, both grass and oats doubt IL
prices can be forced material higher" As
10 provisions they say: From the outlook
we cannot feel bullish In hog product"
The London Mark Lane Express. Of the %,
states that English wheat is steadier, flour
dull, corn weaker, oats gaining, but values are
unchanged, 80
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SuoAR-Purc white, 7c; OF white
csc; yellow clarified, 0ISo; open kettle,
6h@Gc; refined A, 6A@GIEc standard granu.
lated, 7lSc; plantation granulated, ne, pow
dcrcd, Sc, cut loaf, Nc; strong
CofFEE-Common, loo, ordinary, Ice; fair
lee prime Rio, iSc; choice to fancy, l0c; old
government, 3O@32c; quiet.
HcE-Louisiana, 5@6lsc; Carolina, 0IE@
&c: quiet.
CANNED Goops-Pineap si.75; peaches
lbs, standard, $500; . lbs standard. $3.50.
second, $3.50 3 lbs, standard 500 Toma.
toes, 2 lbs, standard, 800; lbs. standard
81. 10. Strawberries, $40. Raspberrics, 81. 90
blackbcrries, sl.l0dl. 23; green gngcs, 81 756t
l.S5. Pears, Al .20miT5. Plums, ~ .05C0i. 7b
light weight | III, O0MG5c: 2 lbs, Sl.1O. Con
denscd milk--Crown. S.75nS. 80; Eagle
1.Ib; Swiss, 1913. salmon. Si.s5. Sarlincs,
1913; mustard sardincs, 500. Mackerel,
$3.50; herring mackerel, $l.25.
CASDIrs-Stick, all sizes, In bxa, pals and
brls, sCtiOc fancy assorted, sCgi6c; extra
fancy. lsx25c. firm.
CnErE-New York factory, case; full
cream, l2@i3c; Young America, lSCaila.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana. common 10 fair, ~
d2bc; prime 10 choice, a36t3Sc; fancy, 40Ot
&c, ccntrifugals, common 10 fair 2Oct25c.
prime to choice, SO@S5c; syrup, 2OaiOc;
steady.
sAIr-sagInaw, si.SOdi.35 per brl; Ohio
river, Si.2OCJi.25 per brl; SKIS, fine. sl.356e
lao, coarse, ti.i0Gl.ib; pkts, 2.0s7c.
Scars Ann CANDLES Soap, 3@5Jsc. Can
dies full weight i0c.
SrAHCu-8i .GI3i.c
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Groceries.

NEW YoRK, July 2.-Coffee-Brazil
growths nominal at l5c for fair Rio Options
quiet and easy, closing nt decline OF 10 10
points ;sales, 30,750 bags including July,
Sll.20@ii.30; August, $40 l0@lO.3O; Septem-
ber $as0@0D0; November 1855; December,
S955Cg000; January, $685. February, s965;
March, 1915; May; $3.50. sugar-Raw,
strong 1916 for refining; 0.l6c for 0Co
test centrifugal, and 4@issc for molaescs
grades; refined, strong; q, 5M@5A; entra
q, 5N@5Jsc; white extra q, &c; yellow, SIC;
of A, &c; mould, ~; standard A, 6kc;
confectionery A. COCO; cut loaf, :; crushed,
sc; powdered, nc; granulated, &c. cubes,
TIC.
CiScINSArI, O., July 2.--whisky---steady;
sales sos barrels finished goods ON basis of
sl.li Butter--steady; fancy creamery. goo
pc; fancy dairy, liMl5c. sugnr-In good
demand hard refined, ih@7Ac; New Or
leans, 5Ca5,f. Eggs-Wenkcr ati3@i3Jf Nc.
Chccse-firn; prime To choice Ohio fiat, 7
dsc.
RIO NJ JAsEiRo, July 2 -CofIec-Regular
hlst 1900 refs, per ten hloy good second,
4, 200 refs, per ten kilos. Receipts during
the week, 1900 bags; purchases for the
United States, 1900 bags; clearances for the
United States 81, 900 bags; sstock, i30, GOO bags
CHIoAoo. ILL.,. July 2-on the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
steady. Creamery. i5gi9c; dairy, 1870
lie. Eggs-stcady; fresh candlej, iiGii &c.
SANTOS, July 2--Cohee-Good average
4,450 rcis, per ten kilos. Receipts during the
week, 1900 bags; purchases for the United
States, 1000 bags. took. 5000 bags
INV oRLElSs La, July 20.-Sugar-strong
of plantation granulatcd, o 9i0c. Other
articles unchanged.
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OF the day. The deliveries In July con tracts
were light, excepting OF short rib sides, and
had little effect on the market. Operators
are calculating on an increase in the supply
OF all kinds, In the monthly statement OF the
stocks on hand, excepting Of mess pork and
picked meats. Prices ruled lower on
all the leading articles, and the market
closed quiet at outside figures. Contracts
were transferred at 71@i0c difference per
month on mess pork, INC on lard and 711@
l0c an short rib sides.
The visible supply OF grain In the United
states and Canada, June 80, as compiled for
the Chicago board OF trade, Is: Wheat,
23,9l90s5 blu, decrease, 003,3o4 Blu. Corn,
III 81, 95S Blu, decrease, 1874, 2l5 bu. Oats,
1880 Blu, decrease, sl5,5l0 bu. Rye,
1893 1853 Blu, decrease, 3S, 292 Blu. Barley, 49,
100 bu, increase, 16, 665 bu.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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feesistufT-.

HAY--Choice, from store, o5c@si.00 car
load, from leyee or depot, sls.50Dl0 90:
prime store, Wa92lfc car load. from levce
or depot, sl7OO@ls.0O; prairie, from store,
G0gIOc; car load, from levee or depot 500
0gl3.00
CoRS-From store, white, CSC; mixed, Coo;
from lcvee or depot, white In bulk 5sc In
sacks Ole; mixed, In bulk Soc; In sacks, 50c.
OATs-from store, white, l5c; mixed, 43c
from levce or depot, white, In bulk, i0c; In
sacks 42c; mixed, In bulk, $50; in sacks
4Oc.
BRAN-From store, 75c; from levec or
depot, li.OOali.5O.
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prONlsIOns.

FISH, ackerel, half brls, No. I, 1925
No. 2. 1910; l0-lb kit No. I, sl.i5; No. 2,
81 10, Dry herring, family 25c per box.
FHEsn MEArs-Choico beef, headquarters,
ioc; focquarters, DC; second grade hind
quarters, &c; forequarters DC. Sheep DC.
Hogs. Sc
Hoo PRopucrs-stcadyj mess pork, 1880
sugar cured hams, li@i2c; breakfast bacon,
l0h@ilI4, bacon, clear rib sides, sJs@9c;
bulk pork, clear sides, sA@s9Eo; clear rib
sides, sCgs1ci long clear, 7SGSc; shout
ders, Csc.
L,HD-Tcs Sc; half brls, sJ.cj kegs, SIC
choice kettle, Oc; steady.
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Live stock.

CmcAoo, Ill.,, July 2.--The Drprer's Jour.
nal reports: Catile-Reecipts, $500 head;
shipments, 1000 head. Good natives iOc
higher. Common 90 choice steers, sS.T5C1
5.TTf; stockers aud feeders s2.i0@2 IS;
500.
IIogs-Rcccipts, 5000 head; shipments,
400 head. Market steady, mixed, $3.50
sos; heavy, S.6S@5.75; light s5.iO@5.00;
skips, tt.0OC15.35.
sheep-Rcceipts, 0,ooo head; shipments,
i,20o head. Market slow; natives, s2.5O6t
40 western, s300d3.s0; Texans, S250dg
3.55 lambs, per head, si.ooG3Oo
The Drouer's Journal reports the London
steers, iSlSe per pound, estimated dead
weight
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Conn MEAL---Standard, s2.s5@2.00 pearl,
$40; roller $3,i0@3.l IS; steady,
BEANS AND PEAs--Nayy beans, S2.75; me-
dium, $3.50
0AT MEAL--.In half brls, $3.50 from store
FLouR---From store, common, 1882 fam
lily, 1878; choice $780, fancy, 1925; ex-
ira fancy siGO; patent, s5.00G5.25. Quiet
CRAcKERs---Soda, treble extra, &c; ginger
snaps, 5If@s,9c; assorted jumbles, logic
CRACKED WnEAT---In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMINY AND GRIrs--- From store. 1875.
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strengthening features. The approach Of the
holidays has undoubtedly had some effect in
causing covering demand, and as the fear
OF an August squeeze continues, small buy
ing of that position insufficient to cause an
Improvement along the entire linc.n
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GENERAL TRADE.

But Few changes were made In market lists
tolay. On the street apples loose In wagon,
were buying at 7cc 10 ti.OO per bushels, and
new potatoes, loose In wagon, al $50 per
bushel. kggsarc weak and low AID poultry
weaker owing TO fee supply The amount
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middline 9Xc. Sales, 100
bales, including none last evening OF which
none TO exporters aud all 10 spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7ssc; good ordinary, sNc;
low middlng, 0Nc; middllng CSC;
good middling, 10 i.i0c; mlddling fair, iO9Ec;
fair nominal; dusty, DC TO io lower.
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Cote. See, rreans,..

rRinE Cams oit-5l@S2c; pli,ae summer
yellow, SSCcJoc. choice cooking summer yci-
low, &c; prime cotton seed meal ti0 500
100, carload lots; less than carload, tis0o
ltiAS0
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady and UNCHANGED.

Flour-Steady and unchanged
No. 2 spring wheat, 709T0l4c; No. red,
sol1c; No. 2corn, 47ssc; No 2 oats, SOC; No.
rye, $40; No. . barley, CSC; No. 1 faxseed,
u l6Sl.30 prime timothy seed nominal.
Mess pork Per barrel. 1885, lard, per
100 lbs, SS.02iS; short rib sides (loose) J,
.SlfG7i0; dry sailed shoulders (boxed J,
s6.oo@d25 short clear sides (boxedl, $3.50
@SO0.
Receipts-Flour 10000 brls; wheat Is, 600
bu; corn, 0s, 900 bu; oats, 132, 900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour, $4,000 brls; wheat II,
600 bu; corn, 800, 900 bu; oats l52, 900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, No., July 2.-wheat-Steady;
No. 2 soft cash. zoe bid August, 70Lc
bid, Tic asked; No. 2 red, cash, 67llc bid;
August 6Slsc bid, 6s &c asked.
Corn-Steady; No. cash, 3oIIc bid, 40aEc
asked; August, i0c bid, i0Jsc asked; septem-
Der, 40lsc; year, Sic bid, 81 JIc asked. Oats
-No.2, 20ISc bid, 2lc asked
INV York, July 1.-The following was
the visible supply OF grain Saturday, June
30, as compiled by the Produce exchange I:
Wheat, 1898, $50 bu; decrease, 1884 bu.
Corn, ii,30s l2l bu; decrease, i,2sl, 233 bu.
Oats, 4, s3s, I72 bu; decrease, $40, 400 bu. Rye,
l03, 252 bu; decrease, ~, 400 bu. Barley, l69, :
GA blu; decrease, 1880 bu.
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INV YonK. July 2.-Thc market In the
cloth market was quiet IN all departments.
with the demand and salcs Of nominal pro.
portions. Agents announce prices for an.
tumn prints as follows Pacific and Cocheco
fancics, 0,tc; Cochcco madder, DC; Pacific
and Cooheco robes, 70; Portsmouth robes
0hc; Kingston fancy prints, 4,fc; Allen fan.
clcs and madden styles, &c; Merrimack and
Windsor fanoics, 6jSc; Manchester fancies
G,fc; Washington staples, &c; Washington
Turkey red robes nc; Washington iurni
turns, Nc; river point robes, bIfc; Clyde
robes, &c; Steel river fancics. &C; Harmony
and Charter Oak, SIC; Ramapo fancies 4Iic
rosrfvILy the best remedy ever dIscov.
cred for all diseases OF man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical ap.
plication, Il Rangum Root LlnimcnL Ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale byllelaier,
2S1 Main street
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Al noon; spoi-stcady, demand fair.
Sales. 1000 bales. oi which Amorl.
can 1000 bales. Receipts, 10000 bales Of
which American $500 bales. Closing quota.
tons wcrc a. follows Ordinary, AKA, good
ordinary, 0 LIED. low middling. 5 5.iGl.
good middllng. ii.i0d, midillng uplands,
0Ifd; middlinF orleans, O-iGl.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
THE prices are given la pence and Giths,
thus i,S means AOj-Oid, aud SOL means
6i.Oidl
AZ Up m.--iuiy, 6ald, buyers July.
August b.yd, buyers August September.
b2sd, buyer, september October o ial, sill.
en-, October Novcmbcr, btld, sellers; No.
ycnher-Deccmber b.i2d. sellers December.
January, 6i2d, sellers January. February.
bl2d, sellers. September, 2sd, buyer.
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Ronds aud stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotations
RANK STOCKS.
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Live stock.

L,SW-Choiec, $780, common 10 good,
Per head, 500
lIoos-Choice light S@5,sci good, 40
Sc, common, 446ttltc.
CsrrLr-Choicc, SAdllic, good, 3AGOtc;
tcallawags, nominal.
snrrr-cholcc, Sc; medium, 3jsc com
mon Al OlGfi "a
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. q R.,l.hinsly nssu,hi shin. Drives q
~a-s-<s- s.s---- s---s---- ps--,-- q e-.A--s
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Spots opened aslct and closed steady
middling, iOS-iec, Sales, 2e0balcs Quota.
lions were as follows Ordinary, Z 7-iOc; good
ordinary, SIC; low mlddling, o7.c; middling,
10 Size; good middling, 1876; middling fair,
NE fair, ila.c.
Futures opened steady and eloscd
steady, as follows July, lO.ls6IOlO,
August, i02ial026 September, 0sO@asi;
October, 0Ol@o02, November, 06l@065:
December ptiNa6t. January. 0Cs@0G5,
February, 070aa7l March. O7s@0 10.
April, osc@os7; May oo9@0Ol Sales,
5000.
NIw ORLEANS
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet; mid,lling, Ol.c. Sales coo bales.
Quotations were as follows ofdl.
nary. nc. good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding. oAei middling, o,4c; good middling,
1870.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows July. pGS@9C0; August, 0GI@
OGS. September 02sc8o2 ~ October, aO7Ct
nOs; November. ou2a0OS. December a.OlCt
00S January. pi3@aii; February, 022a
a2g Marh. oS2@aas; April, 0ll@ai2.
May, 0.6o@0.Si. Sales 400 bales
DAILY roRr AM INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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LosDos, July 2, p,m!l-Consols closed at
30 0-i6d for both money and the account
The amount Of bullion which went into the
Bank Of England on balance Saturday WIS
100000, and tho amount gonc into the bank
today Is fi5,OO0. Bar silver, 42lSd per ounce
Pans, July 2.--Three-per cent rcntcs, s3f
loo for the account
BANK ciEiRfSGs.
263,D0s.
CHICAGO ILL.,, July 2.--Bank olearings to-
day were ti2,l35,0OO. li-f
NV YoRK, July 2.--Clearings, today,
s77, $50, o07i balances, 1891 s57.
BosoS, Mass, July 2,-7Clcarings, today
were 81, ,65s; balances. t2,3il, i02
ST.. Louis, No, July 2,--Bank clcarings to-
day were s., Gsl ISL; balances s50O, 222.
BaLrMonr, Nd, July 2-Clearings to-
day we're s2,G1, 100; balances, s3s2,9H.
PniLADELrnrA, Pa, July blank clenrings
today were i7,3iS,oi2l balances, 1914, T30
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Wool.
or aud Turpeuttne.

ST. Lours, Mo-, July 2.-wool-steady
and unchanged.
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FINANCE AND. COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE "a PREM, SELLING.
Cotton Quiet iddling Cotton, o 3-4c-
Sales Today. 100 Baies-The Tone Of
the General Market steady--Meats
Steady.
orFroE

n
The banks reporta good demand for money,
and say nothing is being done below the
stcreotyped rate.of spcr cent
The clearinghouse report is as follows;
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insurcs rerfse, oonplssiea and s,sps The fsoe.
H.aA. Assss s~A t.-s- ga ..a e..aaah ~. "a
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New York p,y Good. Market.

wLSIseroS, Del, July 2.-Turpcnilne'
Steady at 32i.c.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

hs EfoUiD prsrsrs,lcn fof 10 nIa. 'ns eoosh.
Inc. cooiins. nsf'ashins wondsrfuli, n-.sus.la-i
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LEE LINE
POr Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES for Eighteen Dol.
larsl Excursion Season. a frnciion over ono oons
mile, including meals and siatoroomA
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.
onen special excursion .ate, @ f. patron, ieg ihs
MD RETURN, including state rooms while az
Cincinnati Boats leave Memphis IT. fsDAYs and
FRIDAYS, arriving Al Cincinnati MONDAYS and
THuHDAls Each boat carries Ono string
band. tpccinl mates male % PARTIES desiring 20
make short trips up the river on one boat aud 70.
turningon another, 70 90 100 miles OF 0O01 niles.
10 be gone one day or twelve days For full par
ucuau call on or address q. n HusSELfs General
Freight and Passenger Agent Room d, Cotton NJ.
change building
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Stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 8. A., /.
MEMrHIs July 9, pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tons named In the 10Th meridian time, which is
one hour Inter than Memphis timp.-
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Money. nosds and stocks
Nrw lonK, July Mooney on call easy
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Mtsrciiaueous.

wHisKY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 .50ctGOo, Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, Si.50lJ3O) Eastern
ryes, u. S5cIG.O0 according % age aud make,
common whisky, Ooc@L25 according TO
proof.
BAgoiNd-7lf6tgc.
PowpER-Kcgs, $500 half kegs, t275;
quarter keys, tl,75
lIrpn-Dry lint, No T. Zoe; No. 2, &c. dry
saltcd, 5ifd1c, green saltcd, No, I, Sc; No
2, SIC; green, Jgic; shecpskins, i6cCgsi.oO;
brgular.
Tiu-Si.2S.
suor-Drop, ti.iS buck, ti.7S.
IEAD-bc.
NuLs-lron, 81 10, steel. o.. 25a23S.
TonAcco-Common, 2jCgJ1c; other grades,
3SCtSSc.
sNuFr--Garrctrs, sios5. Ralphs, siO2 -;
milroad, a.. -. Gail a Az, 500.
Coat One-PrImo white, wholesale lots
0btc per gal.
BHpwAx-ls0t20c.
TALiow-ataic.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwnshcd. i06t
iSci clear grease wool, 2Od2Sc; bury washed
2O(a3oU, tub washed. 3NtJlc
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men.chela snnnli...

vraErAHtn-Onions. 3 5O6275 per brl;
$3.50 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, o. ~
per crate. kmuL brls, N.50. hall brls, o. 90.
Garlic, SOC per 100, rurnipN, si.0O1i.25 per
brl.
ArrLr-Nonc In market except for ship.
mont Dried apples, GliG7i g per 10 from
store. Dried peaches, s6tDc from store.
fRuir-firm. Omngc, none Ia market.
Lemons, SlJ1do.6O per box, scarce, firm and
tending higher Bananas tl.C@2.Oo pei
bunch.
PIcKLn-nrl., sG50. half brls, 800.
lorArors-firm new, tl.So920o per hrl.
PouLrnY-Chickcns, spring ti.O00Si. rs,
mixed, tl.7Stt2OO hens, o. 25d2.60.
Eaos-Dull; boxes, sisc, cases, o..
Mus -Cocuanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, Otf6lfc; Tennessee, farmcrs' stock
lajc; roasted, 2hc higher shelled, OC,7c
Pccans, Texas, Od1i2c.
RAIsiNs-london layers $500, layers
k275. California o. 5OtgaO0
butrrR-Buiicrine, i5c creamery, \
eeSoc; dairy, iSSi7ei country butter, 100
i5c
ClprR-olark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 PEI
half bril-
viSraaR-rcr cal. sCIiec.
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DAILY COTTON srATEnENr.

Imports &CRR n; Ia MIR II? NJ a \
RRR,GC o & sw u n. 10 u, n Ot&T H.
2 steamers, 20. wagons a Total. M tales
ESPoris-h CRh ~; L&NRR e7iC o A
swR R 20 steamers, north. 2Sa Total. s0s bales
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MAGNOLIA BALM
c. u. BRYAN.

HAoASs MAGNOLIA B,i.M. Remove. Banbarn
I'm. freciiss 1 noth Patches. CAM W assssssai
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Comment les Chinois s'orientent.
D'apres uae correspondence du
Cosmos, r6sumant les obser vations
d'rn missionnairs qui Went do pas
ser une annEe & robservatoire Dc
ri. IA. Wei, les Chinois ont le don
de l'orientation. Tout iChinois
eonnait ! tout instant Ga sitsation
par rapports aux points cardiuaux;
c'est dass son sang. Promenez.ls
dams une maison oa il nest jamais
entire, il salt toojours on oct 10 sud.
Jamais an Chinois Ne dit: toarneE
{ droite, ou 4 gauche, sllsE sn
avast, oh en- srriere; mais: al.
| ls1 "a nord, ou & Fest, etc. On
Cninois I 'qui le narrateur demap-
DAFT \ quelle heurs II await fait
telfe chose, pour r6ponse moutrs 10
ciel, dissnt: 10 soleil 9ta,t Il.
D'oh il appert que robservation
| do ciel tisnt, Cans les hsbitudes
| chinoises. uue place bien plus gran
I de quo dans lee n6tres; g doat, ;
! 10 v5sit6, rexplicasion rssss ! doa-
nes; msis II ny . Ii risn qui, } nm
degr6 Qnelconqus, paisse justiAee
lnypothass don ssos particulieI.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-10-06

Marguerite. je ne sais % qui ~ pas-
salt On ellie: ellie s'6tsio assiso su1
10 rebord do parspet, ellie rsgardait
% loin, st 90 taisait. Js n'snten-
dais plus que 10 souffls IN pea pre-
aipit6 do son haleine.
Jo no pourrais dire combien din
stants s'6coulerent ninsi. Quand
les vapeurs s'tpaissirent au.dessus
des prairies basses OF que les der.
niers horizons commencement 4 set
facer dams rombre croissante, Mar
guerlte Sc leva.- .-Allons, dit-elle !
demi-voix, ct CONNIE 81 un rideau
f1s tomb6 sur quelque spectacle
regrette, c'est fini !-Puis ellie com
menca a descendre pescalier, ct je
la suivis. -5.'
Quand nous voulhmes soreir du
donjon, grande fut notre surprise
den trouver la porte f.rm6e. Ap-
parchment le jeune garden, igno-
rant notrs presence, await tourn6 IL
olef pendant que nous etions sur Ia
plate-forme. Notre premiere i'm.
preston fut celle de Ia gazette.
La tour etait defnitivement
nne tour enshant4e. Je de
quelques efforts vigoureux pour
rompre Fenchantement; mais 10
pens 6norme de la vieille serruro
6tAit settlement arret6 dams le gra.
nit, ct je dus renoncer a le degager.
Je tournai alors mes attaques con.
tre Ia porte elle-lneme; mais les
gonds massifs Ut les panueanx de
ohens plaques de fer n'opposerent
Ia plas invincible resistance. Dsux
GU trois moelIons que je pris dams les
decombres ct que je Daneai coLtre
Pobstaele, ne parvinrent QUA 6bran
ler la vOhte ct 4 eli detacher Quel-
ques fragments qui yinrent tomber
a nos pieds. Mile Marguerite ne
voulut pas me laisser poursuivrs
uns enterprise dvidemment sans
espoir, OF qui n'6tait pas sans dan
ger. Jo conrus alors 4 Ia fsn9tre,
et je poussai Quelquss cris d'appsl
auxquels personns ne rfpondit.
Darant une dizaine de minutes, ie
les renouvelai d'instant on instant
avec le meme insuccAs. En- memo
temps, nous profitions ! la hate
des derniares lueurs du jour pour
explorer minitieusemeut tout liutl.
risur du donjon; uais. i part ostts
porte, qui etait CONNIE mur6e pour
nous, ct la grande fen6tre Qu'uA
ahime de pres de trente pieds e6pa.
rersnt du fond des foss6s, nous Ne
pAmes d6coovrir aucune issue.
H. La suite a. procAaiss nunsrs.
l. ,=. /.