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New YoRK, July 17.-Co0ee-Spot fair,
Rio steady at l412c options steady; sales,
50 1000 bags; July, sil.6O@il,eO; August,
Sl0.55@l0.65; September, sl0OO@lO.O5i
October, $9.75@0.S0; November, S9.75@9. 50;
December, $575@p.S0; January, S9.s5@0.0Oi
February, $3.50; March, 1895; April, $1,000.
Sugar-Steady and in fair demands mus
coyado, o 3-l6@5Lc; fair refining quoted
OF 5I.c centrifugal, 06o test, &C; molasses
grades, Axe refined, active and firm; extra
c, G.di@0.56c; white extra c, 69s@6 ll,l0ci
yellow &C; OFF A, @ l3-l6@6Sc; mold A,
7ssc, standard A. 71s@7Hc coniectioners,
A, 7l6@7sEc; powdered, Sc; granulated, "a
@7.Slc; cubes, 7Ac. Molasses-Dull. Rice
Quiet and steady.
New ORLEANS La, July l7.-Cohee Steady;
common 10 prime, l2%@l5Ac. Rce-Dull,
39E(G4hc. Sugar - Strong; open Kettle,
fully lair, &c; good common, SIC; centrifu'
gals, of white, nc; choice yellow clari'
fled, &c; other grades nominal, Molasses-
Steady; open kettle, fair TO good fair, leCd
zoe: common TO good common, l5@llci cen
trifugals, prime, 1885, fair to good fair, lGe
lie.
CIYcrNYATI, o., July 17.-Whisky-Firmi
sales 100 barrels finished goods on a basis OF
S.1i Butter--Quet. Sugar-Strong. Eggs
Irregular; lO@i0l5c, Cheese-Firm.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, July lon the produce ex-
change today, the butter market was hrmer
creamery, i5@l0c; dairy, l3@Tc. Eggs
Steady; fresh guaranteed, l3AWl43sc'
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Fisu- Mnckcrgl. half brls. No I, g. %. No.
., $3.50. iUlb Ne, NJ. I, siiN No. 2 ti.iO.
by herring family, 2'g prt box
fIuu Mr,ts choice lcri, hiudqunrirrs.
iNr. iurvuunfirr. ~. second grade hindlunr.
tcr., Nc, forcquaficn g. sheep ~. Hog,
s.
Hoo rronu,rs-.fim mess pork $3.50
sugar cured hams. ilGi2r breakfast bacon
iOaMiti.c bacon, clear rlh sides, a. bulk
pork. clear sides, s'.msh, clear rib sides
smsisc. long cloar 7sttsC shoulders, GHc
LsEp--Tc, ~, hall bts, sc, kcgs, sac.
choice kettle a. hfm
CANsfp Ooops=rinr apple u.7i. peaches
2 he. standard. SEQ 3 i6s standard, o. -.
second i50. Tomatoes lhs, standard,
81. uO. lbs standard, siih Strawberries.
81 20 Rnsphcrrics ilu Hlackbcffics ti.2l
MiiO Green gngca, slibCti.sS. Fear,
III 2sti75. plums tl7a Asparagus, t2Go
90 -. Green corn ili'nti o. Green peas,
ti.Omiin Cove OYSTER full weight, 10,
ptc. 2 lhs. slsGiCftii. light weight, ~, 0tCt
7hc. lbs 800 CONDEMNED milk Crown,
$50. Eagle S5s Swiss. S.Te salmon
ti.ss. sarlincs Si55. mustard sarllnes
800. Mackccl, $50 hcrring mackcrcl
sl.25.
Clxpus--siick, allsf.s IN bss palls anj
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The following is list OF the boats, 'dimen-
sions and for whom built: One 30 feet
long, 40 feet beam, feet hold, for Mer-
chants and Planters Packet company, New
Orleans one (the Joe Fowler, lS6 feet long,
long, 3s feet beam, feet hold for Capt.
Charlet, New Orleans; one 100 feet long, 80
feet beam, AZ feet hold, for Capt. Rhea,
New Orleans (this boat is duplicate of the
"Halletten built by Howard last summary
one, 1856 feet long, 80 feet beam, feet hold,
for Capt. Tom Armstrong, Nashville, and
one, $50 feet long, 30 feet beam, feet hold
the |. 7. Rhea, for Capt. Thos w. Rayman,
Nashville. All of them will have handsome
cabins and be elegantly furnished.
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midding, ono; middling, l0c; good mid
ding, 10 5l6c; middling fair, 1890. fair,
nominal dusty, 1Sc to lie lower.
n.tN gnrrAN nm nr,,rHn
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmports-M 4 CIR Il, 10; l. N X, 4; steamers
3, wagons, O. Total 20 bales.
Exports-L 4 n X Il, 90 steamers north, 10
Total 200 bales,
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady
middling l0Hc Sales, 30S bales. Quata-
tions were as follows: Ordinary 7%c; good
ordinary, 3.lGc; low mddling 10 l-lOc;
mddling, lOIsc, good middlug, 10 l3-lOc'
middling fair II 7-lGc; fair, II l-lGc
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
and steady, as follows July, lOiS@lo'hi
August, lO.47@lO4s; September, 0.7S@0,79
October, o 56@957; November, 0iS@0iG De
cember, 6, 4s@9.40; January, o. 55@05d Febru'
ary oG2@OG3; March, 0.7O@07l; April, 07s
600; May, . sG@0S7 Sales, 1880 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling l3-l6c. Sales, loo
bales. Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
ne good ordinary, sac; low middling,
0Ac; middlng, o 1870; good middling
10 1876.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet, as
follows July, 07i@9.77; August 9Go@o7O
September, 02i6J025 October 0,03@0Oi;
November sO7C1sos; December, sD@0Oo
January, 0O7@0O7; February, 0l3@o17
March, 0.2j@026; April, 03i@035, May
0.I3@0i5. Sales, 400 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grnin mud Prnxisinns.

CHICAGO, H., July 17.-rhcrc were several
things 20 make wheat weak today. The rep
rescntativcs Of foreign houses who took
literally yesterday were not buyers this
morning to any extent. The number OF
shorts was greatly diminished by the taking
Of the Hutchinson wheat for several days.
Hutchinsons brokers were still pretending
20 do business on the bear side. The re-
ccipts here were considerably increased and
the receipts in the northwest were very
large. The export clearanccs were but a few
thousand bushels, but this was partly
balanced by the amount Of flour moving
away from the scaboard. Early cables were
firm, but wheat was weak and lower at New
York. The 200, 900 bushels received at Mime
apolis yesterday and the $4,000 additional
today gave rise To the idea that the invisible
supply in the northwest may yet be con-
siderable. Fifteen minutes before the close
futures here were uniformly &c under the
close last night although the range for
August was close 10 lC, and the
price was ut one time early nc under.
August sold at 79R and S0ls@sO4c;
September, 70l. 6170Ac and sOHc; December,
siisGis2Ac Before the close August wheat
rallied TO 7gAc, and dropped back TO 70ls@
7gsGc 10 close. Other futures closed: July,
size; September, 795sc; October, sOHci De
ccmbcr S2c.
Corn started tnlh morning ~ &c unuci
last night because the receipt Of thirty-cighi
cars were not near the estimate and more
than the general expectations In addition
TO the large receipts, there was pounding by
several local houses, and with no outside
support, the market broke early about lc.
August sold at 45JsCg4694e, and closed at
i8ssc, or &c under last night. September
sold down TO l5Ac closing at 463sc.
Oats were quiet. Most VI the attention OF
traders was turned 10 near futures, while
less than the usual interest was exhibited In
deferred deliveries aside, from May, which
was without marked change. July opened
steady and soon advanced 10 To 3lAc, al
which figure there was but little trading. with
the price soon reccding 70 sic, at which there
were numerous transactions. August hoy
cred around 25jS 10 all day and the following
| months at about &c discount
business In provisions was light Arrivals
81 hogs were disappointingly small ant
prices 5CllOC higher. The market for cure,
products, however, was weaker, and NJ tn
close q decline Of loo on pork nc ON lar,
and Sc ON short rib sides was established
Outside holders have become discouraged q
the continued dragging tendency and dc
cidcd 20 close out, and a number Of small
| lots were thrown overheard. There was III
| tie buying support, hence the moderate OF
icrings caused the weakness and decline Il
prices. August pork opened nc lower a
slS30 declined TO sla22is aud closed u
tl3g5f. Lard was offered more freely thai
any other article August sold ut $3.50
S32H and closed At $50 Short ribs ~
August were quiet at N.05gI1O, and close
at S.65.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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brls, s@l0c; fancy assorted, S@l5c; extra
fancy, ls925c; firm.
CHEEsK-New York factory, Case; full
cream, l2@l3c; Young America, l3@l4c.
MoLAssEs---L Louisiana, common to fair, 20
@25c prime to choice, 33@3Sc; fancy, lO@
45c, cen,rifugals, common TO fair, 2Otg25c;
prime 10 choice, 30@35c; syrup, 2ON4Oc;
steady.
sALT---Saginaw, $l.30@l35 per bril- Ohio
river, 81. 2OGl 25 per brl; SKIS, fine, sl.3o@
lao; coarse 81. iOgl .i5 pkts 2%@7c.
Scars AND CAsDLEs--.soap, 3@5lEc. Can
dies, full weight, l0c.
STAuCII-..3IsM3Lc
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but the lower grades were dull and weak
prairie, $9.00@10.50 timothy, $I450@l7 90.
Butter--Steady and firm, for better grades,
creamery, l6@19c; dairy, l4@l6c. Eggs
About all eggs offered are out OF order quoted
at DC.
Proyisions---Market dnll and weak for
pork and dry salt meats; steady and firm
for bacon. P1rk---Small lots sold $l4.l0.
Lard-Prime steam, $7s7K asked; fancy
leaf, $S.G2H. Dry salt meats--Boxed Shout
ders on orders, 1928; longs and clear ribs,
ss37N; short clear, $s.02H. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders, $3.50; longs and clear ribs, Ss.621z
(nS.65; short clear, SS.S7H@S9O. Hams
Firm, $l0O0@l2.5O.
Receipts-Flour 1000 brls; wheat 1900
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu.
bipments-Flour, 1900 brls; corn,
5000 bu; oats, 1000 bu.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 7.-Wheat-
Steady; No. 2, red July, CSC bid; 69c
asked; August, 6sXc asked December, Tic
bid, PFC asked; No. . soft cash, G8Ac bid; 69Hc
asked; July, Csc bid.
Corn-Weak and lower; No. 2 cash, 4Oc
bid, 4lc asked July, 40Ac asked; August,
3SHc bid, 4O4c asked September 3019ci
October, 3SlEc asked; the year. 2SAc bid,
% &c asked; May, 20c bid SOC asked
Oats--No. 2 July PIKE asked; August, 2le
asked; September, 2OBc, bid, 2lc asked.
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General News.

Tur Eugene left for Arkansas river last
evening with nice trip.
TnE ohio river Is declining rapidly at all
points above Cincinnati.
Ttr Buckeye State departed for Cincinnati
last evening with fair cargo.
TIN City II ST. Louis il due here, en- route
from New Orleans 10 st. Louis.
Tnr gauge here NJ 2 o'clock yesterday NJ.
tcrnOon registered n feet rise OF 2 tcnths
since last report.
TnE following estimates are made by the
engineers for removing snags and wrecks
From the Mississippi river next year sl2p,
600 Including $4,000 Tor rebuilding snag.
boat for wrccking purposes same Kind oi
work ON Missouri river. $4,000, improve
mcnt Of the MISSISSIPPI river between the
| Ohio aud ILLINOIS, rivers, 10 complete, NS,'
2S7, 500 next year. 100000. (Note-..Maj.
Miller says Il Is proposed TO o5pcnd this
money in carrying ON the work oi improve
meut continuously from ~. Louis down
stream, and 10 reclaim lands by building up
new banks, aud thus reducing the river 10
/ an approximate width Of 2, 500 feet and CIV.
/ ing an s-foot channel at low water.
NAyiaArioN on the Ohio nj present Is thu
/ described hya telegram II the 18th Inst
/ from Ripley, o.! The Joseph H. Williams
/ with big tow 81 emptics, passed up at II
/ o'clock last night She proceeded all righ
until she reached the bend above town
where owing 90 large quantity Of drift col
lcctcd between and under her hargcs, th'
strong current swung her completely cross
| wise Ia the river. She tried several time
with the same result. Finally, at noon 10
day. the boat dropped below town, and TAX
ing few hafgcs NJ n time cleared them o
the drift aud took them above the bend
| who're she reformed her tow. She con
sumed fifteen hours, aud traycncd the dis
lance Of two miles.
RI. HowAnp, the boat builder OF Jcilcr
sonyillc. has a large force employed II
building boats and bargcs Just at this time
aud the prospects arc nattcring Tor nor
work dgEsas IL. summer and fall Az pres
ent he has thrro boats on the ways and thrc
on the river receiving their finishing touches
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Iee.istuu-.

H,Y-Choicc. from store, Gsc6siOO car
load. frbm lcycc ar depot. tiS yoCtipOo.
prime store, nCtn2'sc car load from lcycc
~ drpnt. fi7WOtiNn. prairie, frum store,
D'@,uC. car load, irJm lc,cc or depot, 5000
CtiAOl.
JonN-From store, white, Olc MIXED, On.
from lrycc or depot, white. Ia bulk, bsc, iu
sacks. tic. mixed, in bulk Hic, Ia sacks, ~
haas From store, 55c, from lcycc % de
pot. tilWtrii0.
O,rsa.Ffum store, white, ibc, MIXED, i3c
from ir,cy OF depot white. In bulk, 40, 10
sacks, 30 mixed, IN bulk, 3sc, Ia sacks soc
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ItreaslsfuUs.

CouS standard, - S92oO, pearl,
$40. roller. g. lO@3 %, quiet.
nr,Ss Am rr,s-Nayy beans, S250@275,
medium, 81 iod2n.
oar MEu-ln half hrls. $3.50 from store.
FtorH-frnm store, common, t3.2o, iami.
ly. s35i. choice, tip, fancy A21, oNtn
fancy. slOt patent SOlaA.N quiet
snnps. bisdsitc. assorted iumhlcs, iOal1c
Ca,cgTn WuEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 trum
store.
noutSy Ann Ouirs- From store, sS.sa
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sr0Au-rurc white. 7Am7fc. OF white,
7i,m7s.r; yellow clarified, ,m5',c open Net.
ilc. h'tCtd',c Uiucd 4, 1's@7ac standard
rmuulaiyd ST. plantation rnnulatcd, 1Ar.
powdered So, cut loaf SIC, strong and
active.
towns common, iic. ordinary, Ice fair
he. prime lliu -. choice a. fancy ia, old
government aoW &c steady,
Louisiana, b6ta 49, Carolina 0tGi
"a uulgl
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., July 1.-THE DrorcrS Jour
nal reports: Cattlc--Receipts, 1000 ship
mcnts, 1900 Market active and shade
higher. Beevcs, sI.0O@G.25; stockers and
feeders, 81 5Od30O; COWS, bulls and mixed,
81. 35@3.JO, Texas cattle unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 6OOO.
Market active, 5Cal0c higher, mixed, 5000
5g5; heavy, 50. 7O@G.05 light, s5,70@5.95.
Shecp-Rccepts, 6,0oo; shipments 1000.
Market active and unchanged; natives, S275
M5.OO: western, So iO6g4.OO; Texans, S2.GO@
400 lambs, 450@G25 per 100 pounds.
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon. spots.--Quict and little doing.
Sales 1000 bales, of which American q. 700
bales Receipts. II ,OOOhalcs, Of which Amer
lean 1900 bales. Closing quotations were ~
follows Ordinary, i9.d; good ordinary,
. l.lGd, low middling, b5-lGl; good middlng
59id; middling uplands, DlGd middling
Orleans, bhsd.
Futures opened DUH and inactive and
closed DUH prices generally In buyers favor.
[rhc-c prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus IG3 means iOj6ld aud sol means
61-Gid.
At3p. m--July, 632d, buyers July.Au.
b 2,d, buyers. September October 6.lhl,
buyers. Octobcr.NuycmbcT blJd, buyers,
November. December 6lld buyers, Deem
bcr-January, AHA, sellers; January.febru-
AIRY, 51ld, sellers, September, 52sd, buy
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling, Zoe. Sales ooObalcs,
including 800 last evening, Of whyh 900
toexportcrs aud 300 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, Ike good ordinary, S,Et low
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, No, July l7.-Wool--The vote
on the wool clause In the tariff bill In the
House yesterday caused n somewhat un-
settled feeling and values were more or less
nominal. sellers did not offer any con-
ccssions and buyers seemed indifferent I'M
washed bright medium, ll@2lI1c; coarse
braid, lldlsc; low sandy, l0@l7c; fine light,
l2GlSc; fine heavy, l0@l0c; tub washed,
g3lsc: inferior, 2S(d32c.
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Live stock.

L,Nm-Choicc, $500; common TO good,
per head $2.OO.
IloGs-Choicc light, 5@5hc; good, iA@5c;
common, ii46tilsc.
CArrLE--Choicc, 3Js@iIfc; good, 3h@ic'
scallaWags nominal.
snErr-.Choicc, DC, medium, 3ysci com
man Al UDTtI ~
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Cash quotations were ~ follows:
Itpur- Firm anil UNCHANGED.

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. 2spriug wheat, s0,sWsic, No. , spring
wheat, nominal. No. 2 rcd, sO,sc, No. 2
81. No . barley, G2Ct63C. No. 1 naI seed,
81 10 prime timothy seed, $40.
Mess Pork - Fer barrel, Si3.25 lard
pct 100 lbs, O. ~. short rib sides OouscL
u ~ dry saltcd shoulders thoNcdA, tGBo0r
ASK; short clear sides (boicdL lOds rs
Rcccipts-Flout, 1880 brls, wheat 1880
bu. corn, i2h,UJ bu; oats, 10000 bu, rye,
leo bu. barley, 1900 IN.
Shipmrnts-fluur 1901 brls. wheat, 5000
bu. corn, 10000 bu, oats, 3tOO bu; rye,
Loo bu, barley, none.
ST. LOWS Mo-, July l7.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheats-Spot IN better re-
quest and hrinsr. but only moderate trad.
ing. options opened hrmCt on the rain 81
last nlght and modcraik accepts, but the
declines elsewhere dcprsstd prices, and N,
feeling became unsettled, though going still
lower late, aud the clofc va. AGhc lower
than yesterday; No. 2 rcd, cash, 1sAc
August, 7si.OtiONc, closing nj 7sh@7s.c
/ September, 7p.dSoNe, closing at 1pjs,
askcd, December sS'.aAsc' closing al
| sNAc.
Com-spoi weak. future extremely veal
most of the session aud do lined attibsc ~
all outside adviccs werc hcarish and ih'
pressure 20 sell urgent There was a rail-
late In the session, but The close was weak
cash. 4l.6gtsac. August siA.dit'.c clos
ing NJ lli,c nomlnali September, t3Gtttc
closing at l3tc bid; year, Ji9AA.c, closing
sec bid.
Oa,s-Qulet hut firm; cash 3tc, July
g.dgsc August 2Jac September -.
bid. year .3tsc bid.
Rye Neglected.
| lAflcy...No market.
nnns.Activc NJ 0i ,f@oec.
Commrni.-Lowcr and quot ~ t2.1of2 s
Hay -.Slfong Tor ohoios 10 fancy timothy
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Co,,ou seed produet..

PRiuE CRupE OIL---35d37c; prime summer
yellow, 400 I5c, choice cooking summer vel
low, lGdi7c; prime cotton seed meal,
Sl7.OO6ti775, eur load lots less thnu car
load, Sl7OOdls.OO, OIL cotton seed meal,
am uD(t ig Um
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Steamboat. Leaving
Movement. a, the Leyee.

Arriyals-City Of Vicksburg, ST. Louis.
Dcparturcs-City Of Nicksburg, hatcher;
State, Cincinnati; Eugene, Arkan'
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90

orcrs special excursion aicl - iis patrons ilr ihi
next 81 days-siS MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETURN. Including state Moons while =
FRIDAYS, arriving NJ Clnrinuhu MONDAYS anf
TiliRsbAls Zach boat carries a ono sflns
baud. FpcTinl mtcs made a. parties desiring to
make short trips up the river On one bat and r.
turning on another ~ ~ lol miles 90 a.ll miles
to H. gunc one day ~ twelve drys luf lill ar.
iicular call on ot hddpss e n iltS@kLl4 t'rurfh
change building
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THE RIVERS.
Sinre ofthe RIxer..

oFFIcE SIGNAL SERVICE, y. g. A.,
MEMPHIS, July II, pm. !
The following observations are taken NJ MI sta.
tions named IA the 18th pcTidian time, which IA
ono huuf later than Mgmplis time.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE SO PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton loc
Sales Today, 600 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Firm.
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Adams rtru~ I
MAGNOLIA BALM

insur,.s r,rf.s, Complexion and ,ssp. Ne r.e..
SseA. Ans and hands sOn and snooA. In
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. . nsvishineiy hssauful shin. Drvss %
DasleAs s-,esss. Roushsss.. I.ssI.ss 4 sas. taal
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rr.io.,s. rrse.i... rrupsicn. letter. w',srer.sh.
pr,elly IIs.i. Heals insssi bites and suhss TJni
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OiIautl Turpentiue.

CLEVELAND, July l7.--Petroleum Easy; s..
W. 10, nc.
wnNINGToS, n. c., July l0.-Turpcntine
Firm 81 &c.
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New YorL Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, July i7.-There was improved
inquiry forall scasonable specialties, but re-
suits did not correspond.
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Miscellaneous.

WmsRY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 10000 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl,50@30O Eastern
rycs, 81 s5@6.O1, according TO age and make;
common whisky, 0jcd$l.3O according to
proof; nothing under 70 per cent. quoted.
BAGGIHG-Sd9Hc.
PowDER-Kcgs, $500, half kegs, 1915
quarter kegs, $l.75.
HIpEs-Dry nint, No /, Toe; No. 2, 7ci dry
sailed, 5j6m7c; green satcd, No. |, DC, No
2, SIC green, 3@Ici sheepskins, l5c9Sl, 90,
irregular.
TIEs-.-Sl %.
suor--Drop, SLAB; buck, si75.
LEAD---bC.
NAus--lron, 800 steel, 50. 25@235.
TonAcco---Common, 2j@35ci other grades
35Ndsjc.
sNufF---G CARROTS, $685. Ralph's, 1925
Railroad 1855; Gail * Ak, 500.
COAL OIL---Prime white, wholesale lots GlgC
per gal
BEEswAx---ls@20c.
TALLow.--3Mic.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwnshed, lOa
l3c clear grease wool, 20M25C; bury washed
20@3Oc; tub washed, 30@3ic.
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unnschold supplies.

APrLEs---N None In market except for ship
mcnt Dried apples GI9M7Hc per Id, from
store. Dried peaches, SGg0c from store.
FRuIr- Firm. Oranges none in market.
Lemons, $5OO6l5.b0 per box; scarce, firm
and tending higher, Bananas, slOO@2.OO
per bunch.
PrcKLFs-- Brls, $500 half brls, 500.
PoTAToEs--- Firm: new, Sl5O@2OO per brl.
pouLrRY.--Chickcns, spring, Sl.25@2.JO,
mixed $l75Gt22 %; hens, S225g2.50. ---.
EGGs--Quct; boxes Nc; cases, sc.
Nuns --Cocoanuts 800 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, GdGlsc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
lC5c; roasted, 2iIc higher shellod, G@7c,
Pecans, Texas, 0gl2c.
VEGErABLrs-Onions, $3.50 per brl; Sl.75
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, $500 per
crate; ~ % per dozen; krnut brls, 1900 half
brls, $3.50. Garlic, DOC per 100.
RNsiNs---london layers, $500 layers,
$275; California, s.. 5Om3.OO.
BUTTER Buttcrino, l5c; creamery, GOA
SOC; dairy l5Cgl7c; country butter, lOCGlbc.
CrprR-Ozark, $500 per brl, and $500 per
half brl.
yINEGAR.-.Pcr gal, sCli2c.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

iss LIoUiD rr.psr.uon fot ,hs Siih. 'ns H'oh'
ihg, cOs.ihs. h,isssAing kw0nasrfaiiJ psaaup shsi
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MAGNOLIMBALM

Tai. nlaASp MAGNOLIA BALnN h ygu ,o,hS
Seaside. Mountains. home and all Hun. isssr'-l
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Hands aud stocks.

The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded Us the latest quotations.
HANK STOCKS.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Il no r-ini orrOas., 'rs lovely LiquiA. instantly
sgplisd v Tsos. sseA. Arms snd LanAs. aarnl.ssi
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ApPEAL OFFICE I
TUESDAY EVENING, July IL, I'M
Money continues in good demand and iair
supply at the ruling rate, S per cent
The clearinghouse report is as follows
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Memphis Div.-Illinois Central M. & I. II. RI
Leaves Arrives
tN O. Mail.... .. sos pm on. O. Mail..... 740 IN
sFreight". ....s:3O pm "Frcight. ...........730 IN
Nail Trains will stop at flag stations, Noncon-
nah, Aldens STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchie
Iank and Riyprtlnla whom sipnaled
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Tennessee Midland Railway.

Mississippi Valley Route H., N. o. a t. II. r.,
Leaves Arriyef
eVicl<burg FIX 900 am aVicksburg Ex. $50 p m
IN. O. Fast Mail $50 I'M On. o. Fast Mail sos a IN
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LEE LINE.
For Cincinnati and all Points East

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES Tor Eighteen Dii.
lars' Excursion Season. 4 fnciinn over one cent
q mile. including meals and state ROOMS
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CoNsoLIpArEn srArEMENr.

I,cccipts Ia port this day, isSs
Receipts In port this day, 1881
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lmports-M 4 G RR, TO- X X, q kIehlheTs
3, wagons, 3. Total 20 bales.
Expors-L 4 n X H. 20; steamers north, l2o
Total 200 bales,
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Kansas city, Memphis and Birmingham.
Leaves Arrives
"Morning TIN. $50 AIN Evening Tr'n... 5:l5p.m
I'll Spy Accom- 400p.m OIL spg Accom-. Dam