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Evening journal., 1888-05-25
Return OF BaptIst preachers.

Sixteen Pullman car loads OF Baptist
preachers passed through here at 7.42
o'clock this morning, bouad Tor their homes
in the North, At the conclusion Of the ses-
sion Of the Baptist Association at Wash
fngton, on Wednesday, the ministers made
an excursion to Old Point Comfort. Those
residing in the North went home BY way OF
Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point Comfort
and the Delaware Division. They were a
hungry crowd Wien they arrived here,
completely buying out two baskets OF fruit
from The Union News boy.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
Church CIub of the slate.

The Church Club Of the State WAS or
ganized last evening at the Clayton House
The meeting was called to order at 0
o'clock and the object was stated to be. to
bring the laymen Of the Protestant Eoisco
pal Church of this diocese in,closer relation
ship, and to further such work as properly
comes under their charge and make its
members thoroughly familiar with
all branches of church work
The club was limited exclusively to laymen
an organisation was effected by the adop-
tion OF constitution and bylaws and the
election of +. L. Martin president and
Francis g DUPONT, secretary and treas
urer. Greetings were ordered to be sent to
the New York and Massachusetts, church
clubs. At 10 o'clock an excellent supper
was served to the memb,rs OF the club
Among those present were: Hon. 2. l..
Martio Of Seaford, S. Minot Cur
tis Of Newark, Harry A. Nowland Of
Middletown, William J. Fell Of Faux end,
Frank Herbert, Thomas Holcomb Of New
Castle. Afred L OF Philadelphia, David
J. Cummins Of Smyrns. Austin Harring-
tor. Esq. Edward G. Bradford, Esq, e.
Tatnall Warner, DR.. Horace Burr, G. Elton
Buck, Col. Milo W. Locke, John s. Grohe.
George A. Elliott. Esq. William ]. Fisher,
A. s. Elliott, Thomas Davidson, William
Davidson, Edward 7. Candy and Thomas
Mitchell Of this city.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
A1 lI.e cIfr HnII

At the police court this morning L.
Moore, colored butcher. Was tried on The
charge Of assault and battery on Martha
Ambrose, also co'ored. on New St last
Tuesday The evidsncs showed that both
were equally blamable. aud Moore was
discharged.
Harvey Hoseuteechan. coiored, on the
charge Of assault and battery on William
Brown. eolored, at the p, W. g. B. rail
road station yesterday. was discharged
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
Nn,ional Gnarn or neInrrnr,

First Battalion, N. G. d., will have
street drills on this and Monday even
ings.
Company H, N. G. d., OF New Cas-
tie, will probably be in this city on
Decoration Day, to take part in the ex-
ercises.
The members Of the N. G. d. are
anxious to know where they will be
ordered to encamp this summer.
Some of the papers have said that
Braudywine Springs will be the place,
but no official orders have been re-
ceived as to the time and place.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
democratic county Convention.

The Democratic county meeting win as
semble at New Castle tomorrow at
O'Clock. Robert G. Justiu. vice president,
will call the gathering TO order. owing to
the death of Harry sharpley. Esq, presi-
dent Of the las. nseting. A special train
will leave here OF II m, ia charge OF
Conductor J. I. Layasld Tho meeting wi
be held In the Opera House aud lively
time is anticipated. The only candidate
70 far mentioned FOR president is John H..
Radney, Eq, who ID said 20 represent
Pnrnell J. Lynch There viii 30 q contest
Tor the three memhers Of ths executive
committee from this city The candidates
are Messrs Norton, McWbortar. H5g.y,
Dickay, Edward Kaae and John r.
Dnnoboe
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
Annual Meeting

The stockholders Of the Workingmsn's
Loan Association held their 18th annual
meeting last evening in the Msris Build
ing, 9th and Shiplsy Sts The following
officers we're elected; President, James Fl.
Hoffecker, Jr; vice-presideat, e. X.
Crawford; secretary and treasurer. George
c. Maris; directors for three years, Robert
B Armstrong. BeDjsmin F. Bartram and
William s. Kitchens There are ,092
shares Of stock, The fifth series is nearly
matured
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
The Choral Club Goes TO Chenter

The Choral Club Goes TO Chester.
The secretary OF the Choral Club has
received a letter from George Holland
of Philadelphia warmly inviting the club
to attend performance OF "Kathleen
Mavourneen," by himself. assisted by his
class otpupils, this evening at the Holly
Tree Hall, Chester, Pa. Accompanying
the letter was an order for reserved seats
with the compliments OF Mr.. Holland. TIE
club will go in q body, accompanied by a
number of friends, the party promising to
number about 100. A special car has been
chartered from the B. & o. r. F. which
viii leave Delaware avenue station with
the regular train at 7.3O p. M, and will re-
turn so as to reach Wilmington at Mid
night.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

Ross has removed from 1l6 Market
st. to his new store 80 Market with a
large stock OF latest styles Of Hats,
White Shirts. Neckwear, Hosiery, Un-
derwear and Notions at the lowest city
prices. Money returned if goods are
not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
H,nrd on the oorncr.

"What a silly story that is to say
that Secretary Bayard and Senator
Gray have been written to to come
home and save Dougherty. Nobody who
knows anything at all about politics
would swallow such stuff ."-G.S. Sew
enth ward Democrat.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
q. MD nnlI To-nisht.

The young ladies of the 0. M. ID. Associa-
tion, at Fifth and Walnut sts. will give a
leap year bail tonight They will meet
In the parlor Of the Phoenix Fire Co, at $50
o'clock, and wiz proceed from there to
Fifth and Walnut. Thomas e Carney and
Miss Maggie K. Schofield will lead the
march.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

We, the people, live and let live.
This is what Bareford is doing at the
Peoples Cafe, n. E. Cor. Sd and Mar
ket. First-class stews, s5c.; first cIass
esh cakes, Sc,
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
Escapsa From The Reform school

&acnP<A FROM the kefOF "a school.
David Cunningham. Joseph Sweeney
and Fraok Eevil escaped from the Ferris
Reform Sesooi yesterday. This afternoon
Cunninghsm's father brought the boys to
the City Hal and officer Schoor locked
them up. They have escaped several times
befsre, and strict watch viii hereafter te
kept over tteu at the homs. whence they
~ be tskep this sfttrnooo.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

Have your Feather Beds cleaned
right now by johnson & Barnhill's
steam reuovator.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

Crayon Portrait and Frame with the
dozen Cabinets at Cummings's Gallery,
302 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

Our Rustic Porch Rocker beats them
all for comfort and strength. johnson
& Barnhin.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
ChiId.

Officer o'Harra found 4-yesr-old boy
ct Front and Market Sts. this afternoon
The little fellow knew nothing about bis
home he was locked up at ths police
station.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25
rrnin nrohen Down.

The train due here at 2.44 D. m.
broke down at Linwood. and az the
hour Of going to press had not arrived.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

Try Kansas City Hams, 1Oc. ID. Pow
dermaker Bros, 7O5 w. Sth St.; 507
KING st.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

Groceries very cheap at G. B. Un-
derwood's, N. E. cor. 18th and French.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

The best flour in the city is called L.
8 G., sold by Nichols. 9th and King.
Evening journal., 1888-05-25

For Harness. Trunks and Horse
Equipments 60 to Yerger, 407 Shipley.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw NORK, July 2i.-Moncy on call easy
at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per gGe6 per cent. sterling exchange dull
steady at s.l6H for sixiy-day bills aud
ASS. for demand.
The stock market today was the dullcst
that has been seen Tor the past three weeks,
aud though there was a firm tone during
most OF the session, the final changes arr
Tor insignificant fraction2 In the gr,at ma
iority 81 stocks There was no interest ~
the trading whatever outside 81 . few spc-
cialtic-. and the fluctuations reflected the
operations Of the traders only. Richmond
a West Point was the feature " the day,
but while the common was active IL ad.
yanccl but a small friction with the rest Of
the list. while the preferred was unusually
strong aud opening at 7lhc, Il rOsc 10 &c
AMI closed 1T 7JAc. Wheeling Lake
Erie was another stock prominent for It's
unusual movement ON n dull market
aud opening at 5JAc, II advanced
10 5jisc aud closed nj sc. Cotton oil
monopolizcd considerable attention but it,
movements were comparatively slight, a.
was also that IN st. Paul. The prices nc the
opening were from = to y per cent above
those Of last evening and the general list
ruse frum :. 20 y per cent. further but after
II O'Clock the list developed q declining
tendency. but the changes were entirely in
significant aud the close. while barely steady
was still fractions better than the opening
figures. Richmond A West Point preferred
shows q final gain Of p. per cent, aud
Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred Of ~, but
the other changes are for small fractions
only. The railroad bonds market was sec
ond only 10 the share list In siagnation To.
day, though the sale Of all issued amounted
| 10 tJli ,OJn There was no animation any
where In the list, however, and no move.
mcnt except In Richmond 4 West Point
trusts u, which rose l y, 10 Wk. aud Green
Hay incomes, which rosc I, 10 ~.
The export Of specie from the port Of New
/ York last week amounted 10 fl,60. So, oi
which 81 SOS "a was IN gold aud tilt,Dyl
| silver OF the total exports fl,iIl EJ in
gold aud $685. In silver went TO Europ,
aud tJi, so In guild aud $500 In silver "a
South America
The imports of specie for the week
amounted 20 $4,000 81 which tiD, il0 wa
| in gold aud 5000 silver
The total sales Of stocks today were ~, 10
shares. Closing quotations:
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TuV city OF New Orleans " due here, On
route from ST. Louis to New Orlcuns.
THH Joe Peters arrived from raducah yes
tcrdny, after undergoing general overhaul
ing at that place.
Cot UuNrrH Brv JENKiss has concluded
10 embark IN another venture on the mighty
Mississippi. IL ia new boat which hc has
under contract ~ be- built nj Madison, lnd.
a stern wheeler longer than the Dakota, and
deeper In the hold She will cost tdi.W0
and i designed for the Missouri river trade
T.. 4. Manipn has q contract Tor her engines.
boilers, doctors shaft bell aud other ct
cctras.
A VtcguuuEa special ~ the ~. Louis
gioJe Drmsrrai " the lDlh instant SAYS III,
charter ~ the Inzoo 4 Tnllnhaichic Trans
poriation company was published to-day.
This company II formed 1T many NJ the
business men Of this city, together with sey.
eral monument business hnd TiNrr men ui
New orleans They have purchased the cn.
Tire outfit of the "l'' line, hnd will hereafter
Operate that line Il steamers from this point
&, aud In the Nazoo aud Tnllahntchic rivers
The terms upon which the "I'' line was sold
arc private and cannot be obtained
TnE number IT steamers inspected In 1871
was q. iGS net tonnagc, LA ,di6 tons In
crrase Of steamers over lSSG. $40. incwasc oi
tonnage since iSSG a. En TONS. Number Of
officer. licensed. - ar number 1T pas,rn'
gers carried. lIp. iJi ,i52 increase II ph.sen
gers carried over lSsii, Gae, ~ Lives l"si
irom all causes, go. decrease in number OF
lives Lost over previous year, - Total
number of steamer. In the Mississippi val
lev. 40 increase 1T steamers ~ 1851 ~
net tonnage IL steamers IN thc Mississippi
valley. 2yi. ISL. The percentage ~ lives lps
Of the number of passengers carried wi
equal for each I i17 2il
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Spots opened quiet and closed dull ana
easy; middling 10 ii-l6c. Sales, S92 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, 10
i6c;good ordinary, 99sc; low middling' lohc;
middling, 10 ll-l6c; good middling, lie;
middling fair, llssc; fair, Iahc.
Futures opened dull and closed quiet and
steady,as follows: July, lO.6s@lo.6i; August
l0G6@l0.67; September, 9.7s@979; October,
955@956 November, a45@94S: December,
947@94s; January, 953@9.5ic; February,
aG0@96i; March, 9Gs@969; April, a76@
OF; May, 9.s3@94. Sales, 1000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; middling, 9Kc, Sales, $50 bales
Quotations were as follows; Ordinary,
7Iic; good ordinary, sac; low middling,
9Rc; middling, 9}sc; good middling
10Lc.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
as follows: July, 9.03 bid; August 1850
9.67, September go; October, s.99@9.0o
November, 892@s.94; December, s.95@s.96
January, 9.03@90i; February, 9l2@o.l S
March, o2l@922 April, 93o@93l; May,
aS9@940. Sales, 7,70o bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grain aud Proststons.

CMcAGo, ILL.,, July u Trading in wheat
today was lighter than for any previous day
of the week. Hutchinson was n seller early
merely as an obstruction, as lac made no cf-
fort a. dispose of any large amount Of wheat.
There WIS some buying for foreign account,
which gave bull,h tone To the market,
The cash wheat here was held on to- and
July sold nj > Nc premium. There was much
speculation regarding the wheat taken for
export at New York. II is generally believed
that while clcannccs for this week are light,
the new business reported will give larlr
clearinccs next week The movement of
new wheat makes u almost certain that st.
Louis will report very large receipts for a
few days The action in August was all scs-
sion between sO@SOi,c. September ranged
between ioss@70'sc. Closing prices were:
August SOIsc, September 71Ac.
Corn was slightly heavy early because OF
the large receipts Then there were reports
Of still larger receipt, next week aud when
the holders of long corn offered IL, the shorts
first turned In and helped decline the mar
ket, and later they bought all the longs
cared 10 sell. August started at El.c, sold
| down To lBa.c, then back to i7c. and down
araint To l694c, closing at iG]sc, or l4c un-
der last night Cash corn WIS strong aud at
| premium over August.
Oats-Tunsaction in future deliveries was
| ihlflN lllfFAl flIlNf WIN AhNNlh'Ah'A' NNff'
| In the way Of covering July shorts and fair
sales of August and September were made,
| though longer deliveries wer quiet. Late
! in the session the trade bccamc Of quiet
order all round. Considerable strength IN
near futures shown from the start and July
delivery ranged fully lc higher while
| August improved &C. with aftcrward re-
action aud quiet closing. Deferred deliveries
did not participate In the fluctuations.
The provision market was the reverse ol
| Yesterday, b,iLg dull aud weaker. Prices ioI
| hogs declined and lOc, and shorts who hav,
been the chief buyers " product Of late held
OF A good many have covered, aud thus'
who arr unable showed no uncaSincsS abou
their outstanding contracts. Offerings wcr
a tribe lprgrr, but not enough 10 cause dc
chlcd weakness, but closing sales recorded
net decline of &c on pork aud lard aud "a
ON short ribs.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes wcr made In the general mar
ket lists today by the Merchants exchange
quotation committees In the New Orleans
market sugars continue TO improve. Mo
lasscs l. quiet, but firm. There sstill no
change In the rion market rrices arc quo
tably steady. but IN the market Is In buyers
favor. The wool market ut ST. Louis has
stincncd owing To placing wool ON the free
list. The price has advanced fully &c on all
desirable full grown woods The New York
grocery market shows continued strength ON
sngars but less animation. Coffee Il about
steady. Teas gain In tone. while molasscs,
rice and spices, though quiet, feel slight
pulsation uf renewed demand.
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wool.

Sr. LOUIS Mo-, July 2i.-Wool-lt was
thought by many interested in wool that
the decisive vote by which the House OF
Representatives placed that article ON the
free list would have disastrous effect and
that dull and dropping market would I've
the result Precisely the opposite has been
the case, however, The market has Stitlcncd
up aud prices are full half-ccut higher on
all desirable, well grown woods, Manuiact
urers have been buying ON the hand u
mouth plan ever since tho opening Of the
season, and now that they are receiving
rather encouraging orders for the new light.
weight goods, which they have started to
make, they are Obliged to buy the raw ma
terial. Eastern markets are reported firm
with good-sizcd sales, Unwashcd- bright
medium. HOPE; coarse braid, llCllpc,
low sandy, lO@l7c fine light, l2pisc, Tin,
heavy, lOdl6 b.washcd--ChoiCc, Sac
inferior 9S(lA2C.
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LIKE LIME
ROSA LEE

Iot Eanioiph FULTON u-'enia, Gold Dust anitl
W.y 4 auffur. sf0HmNf
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, - per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleaiis, 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying $50 per 1000
premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady to-
day, with sales Of $50 bales, all 10 spinners.
At New Orleans spots closed firm and futures
quiet al decline OF point on the old-crop
months and to points on the new. Liver
pool was without quotable change in prices,
with futures of point, closing quiet. The
New York spot market closed dull and easy,
futures closed quiet and steady, with old.
crop months of point and new 2 TO
points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: "As usual on
Saturday, trading in contracts has shown
only moderate animation, but the direct
demand was confined principally to August
ON the part OF bulls, who had sold during
the past two days at higher price. Thi:
buying held values at yesterdays rates
New crops business was small, prices par
italy points lower, in sympathy with ad
vices from Liverpool, which show decline
OF i-Gid. on the late months"
Isr A dispatch from Houston, Tex OF date
July 10, says FOR number OF years pas
Mrs NJ. lIausman, u lady who conducts 1
large plantation in Dewitt county, has haj
the honor OF raising gathering and shippial
10 market the inst bale Of cotton Of the sea
son. On one or two occasions Georgia hai
claimed this honor, but Mrs. Hausman NOR
often than any other producer of cotton hn
put the first bale Of each seasons crop In th'
United States on the market This lad!
again carries of the premium this year by
sending the first bale. Last year the iirs
bale was shipped by her on the 9th Of July
making the present bale two weeks later
than last year.
IuPoRrs.
Thirty bbls apples, cars bran, 2,3l7 roll
baggng, 40 pkgs bacon, cars boots an,
shoe. Sjs sacks coffee. $50 bbls lime, 100 bbl
cement. LEO bdls cotton ties. oi7 pkgs dr.
goods, soD brls -four cars hay, l51 pkg
hats. - head horses aud mules, luS,OcO fec
lumber. % bbls molasscs car oats, IL bbl
sugar, l70pkgs tobacco, ears wheat
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Ca.h anotailons Nerc as iollows

Cash quotations wcrc a. follows
Fiour-Ncglccted aud prices steady
No. 2 spring wheat. s3IJ4c. No. 2
spring wheat, nominal, No ? red, SJg No.
q corr &c: No. > oats, Si'.dJl 80; No.
rye. gO|t52c; No. barley d2cLts3c No. hat
seed, 81 ~ bid; prime timothy Sod, $50.
Mcss rork-pcr barrel, sl3. 0Ootl3 G2 Z, lard,
per 100 lbs. $50. short rib sides (looscL
S.si. dry salted shoulders tboHodk t6.gDCg
100. short clear sidrs lboNcdL ts.6bds70.
Reccipts-flour, ! 30 brls. wheat, T,Op
bu. corn, $4,000 bu oats, 10000 bu, rye,
1 GO bu: barley, 500 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour HOO brls. wheat 49,.
90 bn: corn, 800 hu. oai. 1901, 90 bu rye,
none, barley, 400 hu
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2l.-Flour-Qiuet
aud steady.
whcat.Quict and fraction lower for
cash grades. The option market opened dull
aud unsettled. huCtuatcd within a re range
with light trading aud closing about the
same ~ yesterday. No. 2 red cash, 1D'fc.
July 7si.c bid August 7sbsCs7DC, closing
nt 5s2@7SJsc, September, 1D,kcl7DJsc, clos.
ing at 7OAc, Dcccmbcr Jli@sJ)sc, closing
| NJ s3Ac.
Corn-spot unsettled early, but closed
| strong. Options weak aud dull with light
| trading cash, l5Ac. July. l5GLt5i.c, closing
| nj l5Lc; August closed nj liA.c, September,
| ltitc, closing NJ ~ T. asked, Ortober, i2},M
,5kc, closing at 42}.g, year A1,e, closing at
| SAGE bid.
Oats-Quist but steady cash, 30,.c bid
July. NC, August 80. September, D,sci
/ year. 23c bid
/ Bran-Quict and unchanged.
Cornmeal-Dull and lower, t2GJCt21O..
| Ryc-Ncglcrted
Thy-Dull; prairie, Io.Oo@o5o, timothy,
| klO.OOal7.jO
Butier-Firm; creamery, iG@isc, dairy,
| ilNti5c.
Egt,s---Guaranteed fresh. iOr.
Provisions -Eascr rork-Jobbing. tittO
IArd-Prins steam t-3ih; fancy leaf, SIS
Dry salt meAis--Shpulders boxed, F2
short clears, o.. 50 Bacon Shoulders, boxed
N75. longs, $50, clear ribs, $50, shor
clears pi2h. llams--liisher, sil.1O9
| 1900.
Receipts--Flour. 800 brl'; wheat, 1900
bu corn, 5s,ooobu; oats 5,cobui rye, none
barley, none.
shipmenls-Fiour jOobrls wheat, 800
bu: corn, 1900 bur oats, 5000 bu; rye none
barley, none.
KAsn,s CIrv,. Mo. July u.-wheat-
Steady; No. z, red july SO bid; August
67l.c bid; soptehabsr vi 20 bid, 6Ijtc asked
December. III nc ssked.
Corn-weaker md quiet No. July, III
asked, August, w. bid, iOke asked, heptom
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Z CmcA0o, ILL.,. July 2i.-Thc Drurcs' jour.
nal reports: Cattlc-Reccipis, 400 ship
mcnts, 1900 Market slow aud shade
lower steers g. sad575. stockcrs aud feed
crs, s.. OOCi3 Is. COWS, bulls aud mixed, Sl.N
M35G Texas cattle, 81 75@i21.
Hugs-ReCeipts, SEQ, shipments, 6Wo.
Market shade lower; mixed, - s0d6 ~,
heavy, s5.@e6iO; light, sS,s5Cg625; skips,
~ ODGt5.0O
Shccp-Rcccipts, 5000; shipments 1000.
Market slow and Toe lower; natives, 5000
AS westerns, shorn, SJNCdtoG Texans,
shorn, S3.OOd3p lambs, Sh.OO6IG2h,
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HrcnA.inns.

ConN Mr,I-standard, - $1,000 pearl,
A. 10. roller, Is. iO6t3 rs. quiet.
Bs,Ns AMP PtAs-Navy beans, $40 me
dium. $50
oar NE,t,-In half brls $3.50 from storc.
FtouR-fOm storc, common, SO, thini-
~, SJI3. choice, si~b; fnicy, So. extra
fancy sI,.l patcnt. s5Oocn5 ~ quiet.
Cg,csrus-so,la. trrblc extra, SIC; ginger
snaps. 6tsdsr: assorted jumblc,, lOai2c.
CalcEgp wuK,r-ln half brla, $40 from
store.
HosiSY AND GEirs- From store, 1925
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PINE CRupE OIL---Sod37c; prime summer
yellow, 400 iSc; OIL summer yellow, 1td JSc;
choice cooking summer yellow, iGtLiIc;
prime summer whstc ISetiGc. prime cotton
seed meal. Si7.Doeti7.21. car load lots, sl55a;
less than car load, $500 oil cotton seed
meui Az unGtig
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Iee,l.tuus.

UAy-Choico. from store, G5cCtsi.Oo Cur
loaI. from lcycc or depot, sis.jOg 1907
prime store o@12isc: car load from lcvee
or depot, ti7 VHtlsOt prairie, from store,
OOCf50c, car load, from leyeo or depot, 5000
miAvo.
CoHS-From store, white &c; mixed, CO.,
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, SIC, w
sacks, Gle. mixed. In bulk, &c. Ia sacks, Sic.
BuAN--from stun, zoe; from lcyco or dc
pot, silOOpliJo.
OArs--From store. white, ijc, mlrcd, A3ci
from icvce or DEPOT white, Ia bulk, t0r, 10
.ack-, i2c. mixed, In bulk, 49, Ia hack. foc'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
rLANTATION MOyEMnNr.
cRor Is sIonr, JrLY 30.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of July
q gives the following figures: Total visible
supply, i,2J6,G1D bales, against i,5s9,JGo In
IsS7. These figures indicate decrease Of
cotton In sight Of 52i, Gs5 bales, as compared
with the same date In lss7. aud decrease Of
80, go bales a- compared with same date In
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