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Money. Ronds aud stocks.

NTw NouK, June ih-MunCy on call easy
nj iCttis per cent: last loan at 4 per cent.
closed offered at iMl y per cent Prime mcr'
camille paper, I6t6ls per cent Sterling cN.
change active aud unsettled, with actual
business at Sls7 for siNty-day bills aud
tiSS's for demand
Government bonds were dull hut firm.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was dull today, and its
movements were somewhat irregular though
resulting In a substantial gain for musl NJ
the active stocks. The general list presented
little feature and the market throughout
most II the day was intensely dull anl un.
interesting. The opening was made NJ al.
yanccs extending a. = per cent, and after q
slight hesitation prices began 90 rise, though
New England was the only stock show
| ing any decided strength. The de.
cline followed before II o'clock with
/ the s. Paul stock the only one making any
marked progress Tho market then became
very dull aud almost NO movement was 10
/ be- seen in the list until the last hour, when
/ the entire lit moved up quickly and New
/ England again came tO the front The close
was quiet, but strong. at the best prices
| reached In most of the list The final
| changes, with hut few exceptions. are In the
| direction of higher figures aud New England
| rose ~, ard Norfolk a Western preferred
aud Oregon Navigation | = per cent each.
| The railroad bond market was very dull
today the sales ot all issues amounting u
only tspl, OnO, and " that amount Erie sec
onds furnished $4,000 The total sales oI
stocks today were lGs, iJ2 shares. Closing
| uuOtationE!
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closing steady; sales, 81, 1000 bags; June $12. 60
@l2.s5; July $l1.l5@ll.35; August, $lO45
@lo6o; September $40 2O@iO3O October
$0o6@l0.05 November, $l0.0O@l010 De-
cember, sl0.00@l010 January, s10.05@
1910; February, sl0.l0@l0.15; March, $40 20
1875. sugar-Firm and quiet; fair refining
quiet at 4Ac go test centrifugal, SIC;
molasses grades, 4@4ssc refined steady.
Molasses dull 500 test, l911c; ordinary black
strap, 0Hc. Rice-Firm.
CINCINNATI, O., June 10. - Whisky
Firm; sales 92l barrels finished goods on a
basis Sl.14. Butter-Firm and higher; fancy
creamery, 20@2lc; fancy dairy, l4@l5c. Su-
gar-Stcady. Eggs-Heavy and dropping at
lac. Cheese-Easy.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 15---0n the produce
exchange today the butter market was UNI
changed; creamery, 15x@l9c; dairy, 1870
lie. Eggs---Steady at 1311@l4c.
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Cash quotations werc a. follows:
Eiour- Ouiat and unrhangcl

flOur-QutCt and unchanged.
No 2spring wheat s2ps2i.c. No. 3spring
wheat, -. No. red, Sc. No. 2 corn, 6ii.c,
No 2 oats, sake; No. 2 rye. SIC: No. ? barley,
CSC; No. harseed, SIS bid prime tim.
othy seed, nominal.
Mes pork-Pcr bril-, ii3S5: lard, per 100
lbs, tsl5; short rib sides (looscL t7.45
shoulders (hoxcdl SGOO6yG 2j short clear
sides boxed, Ss.OoCisoi.
Rcccipts-Flour, i7,ODo brls; wheat q, OcO
bu. corn $4,000 bu oats, 10000 bu; rye
iuuO bu, barley 5000 hu.
shipments Flour II uo1brlg wheat, II. 200
bu; corn, 81, coo bu; oats, 5,i5, 90 bu; rye,
- bu. barley, 1000 bu.
~. LOTS Mo, June i-Flour-slightly
lower, ranging a.. tOgi.O.
Whclt-Opcncd better hut soon broke
down. and was very weak all dny, closing
I Nc below yesterday; No. red, cash, $40
SIZE. June. S6,ko, closing s6'sc, nominal.
July, s2isaSSssc closing NJ s2ifc; August,
s2a9sic, closing at,t!.c December, s1H
CJssl.c, closing az SIC.
Com-Wcak and lower cash, F1c; July,
i7i,G4si.c closing Of t5i.c bid. August
E.cglsA.c, closing at i5A.c. the year, $40
3s'.c. closing at Size.
Oats-DulT but stealy: cash. 32d32iIc;
| June, 32c: July, 2sac rye Nothing doing
larlcy-Nominal. Bmn-Glc. Conmcal-
Steady, s21
ltnN-NtHnHNt nfiNlN timothy, tlAsNNlH
1850. prairie, tii.O00tlInp
Buticr--stcady creamery, H@l5c, dairy,
| i2Miic. Egags-t2c.
Provisions Easier. rork--til3sif lard,
/ 500 Dry salt meats boxed l---Shonldcrs
| t,N isMGOG long clears. SI5Oa1 ~ 4.
| clear ribs. s575aIs,h, short clears, t7S5 4
/ CtSUo Bacon (hoxcdl shoulders, SGG2i 10
| rs. long clears, $50 clear ribs, Ss 3Sds 90,
short clears, ts5S@s6i . Hams-ti 100
! HOO.
Receipts-Flour. 1,ooN hfls wheat 1900
bu corn, 1900 bu, oats 5000 bu. rye,
none, barley, none.
shlpmcnts-Flour. BON hrls: wheat 5000
bu corn, t2,0oO bu; oais y. 600 bu; rye, none;
barley, none
Afternoon Roard-Whcat-A dcmorallrcd
feeling prevailed for time. bat after break.
ing badly reacted, ard closed steady June,
sGi,c had: July, s2kC August s2A.c bid.
September Sac. Dccenlbrr, s7i.CtS7Ac.
Corn Raster; July. &c. August csc.
September CSC, nominal Osts-stcady; juno,
sc. July, 2Skc; Augusi 2lisc.
kANsls CRY. Mo, June iA-whcat -
Lower, No. 2 soft cash Sic asked: July,
| Thtsc asked: August sales az 7Sc. No. rcd
winter, July. sales o. 1lisc; August 53ao
bid, az. asked. Corn Weaker: 30. 2, cash,
90 bid. 4Aa.c asked; Jolly. lSA.c bid, 4Gc
asked. August, 40itc BID. l7c asked No 2
white. cash, ave bid, lur asked. oats-No.
? cash. no bids nor offerings. July, HA.c bid,
22Ac asked.
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Rccepl' In port this day, d
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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GcncrnI News.

THE Rosa Ice left for osceola last evening
fairly we'll loaded.
THE James Ice returned to Friars Point
last evening with fair trip.
Tnr U. Z. schenck passed down from the
Ohio river to New Orleans yesterday morn
ing with full load.
THr s. l.. Wood, from New Orleans, with
tow Of empty coal bargcs, passed up TO the
Ohio river yesterday.
THE elegant passenger steamer City OF 81.
Louis Of the Anchor line, leaves here this
morning at 10 o'clock for New Orleans.
TnE Granite State cleared for Cincinnati
last night with Il fair amount OF miscella.
neous freight and a number OF cabin pas
scngers.
THE City OF Cairo, from St. Louis, passed
down 90 hatcher yesterday forenoon with a
good trip. She put of LEO packages OF
freight and added 30 tons Of sundIies.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing 50 per $1,000, premium selling New
Orleans, s. discount buying IL premium
selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
willie demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
A special meeting Of the stock call board
was held this forenoon and II was decided TO
continue the Cali during the remainder OF
the season, aud hold daily sessions. Even
when no transactions take place the bids and
offerings fix, TO a certain extent the value OF
local securities,
The local cotton market closed steady with
sales Of ! 800 bales The weeks sales were
5.725 bales, Of which exporters took 1850
and spinncrs 1873 bales.
The New orleans spot market closed quiet
with futures advanced point closing dull
Liverpool closed quiet without quotablc
change in prices, futures unchanged At
Manchester, cloths business moderate at nm.
changed prices Yarns steady and little
doing.
According TO the Commercial BWleiin
''thcrc is apparently no change OF sentiment
regarding the danger of being on the short
side for August 10 far as q considerable por-
ton Of the trade is concerned, rs evidences
multiply that leading longs control a con
siderable bunch Of contracts for that month,
and the consumption Of cotton abroad con.
tinucs fair with export demand more or less
apparent here yet the moYcment for a rise
does not yitalizc and no general covering
takes place The current movement of sup
plies Is keeping up reasonably full, too full
Il is thought by those who believe the fears
over August are exaggerated, and all the
accounts coming In regarding the condition
Of the new growth are Of the most excellent
character. In this connection IL my be
noted that we hear rumor that the circular
Of n prominent New Orleans house, about TO
be issued. will I've IT quite q bcarish nature,
based on the very promising conditions eH-
listing over the entire cotton belt"
Hubbard. PriccS Co. say: "A light move
mont mostly local, has again characterized
the market for contracts, and there did not
appear to be- any special feature To the trad
ing during the greater portion Of the day.
Liverpool opened l-Gid lower for arrivals,
and our market responded with decline Of
2 10 points, with no great buying power
Tho report Of the German Emperor's death,
known before the opening, did not seem TO
have any great effect The official close Of
the Liverpool market with tone very steady
and arrivals point higher led TO some Gov
oring by our local shorts with the result Of
forcing prices ny some APPOINTS. shipments
from plantations are estimated AT 4, 90 bales,
against none same time last year"
IMPORTS
Two hundred aud fifty ks bran. 20 brls
beans and peas, 20 pkgs butter, ii2 pkgs
bacon, 800 pkgs boots and shoes. 100 bu
corn, ~ pkg cheese lUO sks coffee, 200 brls
lime. $50 brls cement, $50 sks cotton seed,
~ pkgs dry goods, % pkg eggs, G12 brls
-four g22 bales hay. p pkgs hats, lsd head
sheer 10 head cattle, 800 pkgs lard G0.Oo0
feet lumber ~ pk. liquor $50 brls meal,
10 brls molasscs, G75 keys nails, 1900 bu
oats. 2 cars pork sides, II pkg, rice, 100
brls sugar, l2 pkgs tobacco.
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ding, l3-l6c middling fair 1OIIc; fair,
nominal. Dusty, &c TO lc lower.

1mports--M 4 II, p; i H. u
&NRR2; Goa wRR, 2 H. NO&TR X, p
steamers, 4 wagons. s. Total a. bales
Exports-L n II r. III; G, o& wRR' %;
l., No&L II, l,152. Total, 2O2 bales
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
June 10, $50 bales, as against 02l bales last
week, and 25s bales same week last year
since September /, Gis 30 bales, against &C.,
100 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 1893 bales, as
against 2, 800 bales same week last year since
September /, GIL $3.50 bales, as against Gi0, 2i0
bales same time last year Weeks sales,
6,725 bales; exporters, 1850 bales, and spin
ners, 1915 bales.
NEW YORK
Spots opened steady and closed firm;
middling, l0Hc. Sales, 90 bales Quo
tations were rs follows Ordinary, 79Sci
good ordinary, S13-lGc; low middling,
o Hide middling, 1870 good middling
10 7.lGc; middling fair, II l.l6c fair, II
il.lGc.
Futures opened quiet and easy and closed
quiet and steady, rs follows June, 10000
1907 July, 10 1910. II; August, lO.lS@l0. 10;
September o7i@o72; October 05O90 81;
November 0.ii6gO.42; December, Oi2g0i3;
January 0i0@06o February 0H@05Si
March, 0Gj@JG0; April, 073gl7i May,
0SlMnS2 Sales, p, 500 bales.
Weekly cotton statement, Tor week ending
Juno 10 1855:
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CHICAGO, H., June i5.-The DrorerS Jour
nal reports Cattle---Receipts 10000; ship
ments, none; market l0@4Oc higher. Ma
tivcs, $i0094G0; cows and mixed 5000
40; stockers and feeders, $2.50@420; Tex
as steers, S275@4.35.
lIogs-Receipts, %, 600 shipments 10000;
market strong and &c higher, closing weak;
S5.l0G5.55; pigs and culls S4l0@5.20.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments, none;
market slow and weaker; muttons, 5000
500; Texas muttons, S3.50@4.0O; stockers,
S2.0Od300; western feeders, $3,0093,30 /;
lambs s.. 000II.O0 per head
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A. noon Spot-Quict without quotablc
change In prices. Sales, 500 bales, of which
American, $500 bales. Receipts, 1000
bales, Of which American, -- bales Closing
quotations were ~ follows Ordinary, ia.d,
good ordinary, OIL. low middlng SID
good middling. 5'sd; middling uplands,
5 7.iGd. middling ordinary sd.
Futures opened dull aud inactive, and
closed steady.
lfhe prices arc given In pence and 0iths,
thus AG5 means i6J6id, and SOL means
51-Gid
AtI pm--Iunc, b.2Gl value; Iunc-July
5.2Gd, sellers. July.August, 5 2Gd, sellers
August September, 525d, value, September
October, hiSd, buyers. October November
hlid, sellers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5Ogd,
buyers Dcccmbcr-January, b.Oed, value.
September, q. Isl. value.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending Juup IA lNkss
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,ool weekly statement for the week
GENERAL TRADE.

NJ changes were made In the market lists
today by the quotation committees of the
Merchants exchange. The amount oi grain
In store NJ the elevator IL as follows Corn,
7,sgl bushels. oats n, so bushels McssrS
e. NJ Hunt, W. l.. Parker aud \. W llogin
wer admitted o.. members of tho exchange,
having been duly elected.
A. New York there is very little change In
the grocery trade, aud no general improve.
mcnt can bc found upon tho wholesale
market Spectators In coffee continue To-
force the market, thereby lowering contracts
aud leaving the market In tame and weak
condition. Other grocery goods ap nrm, but
without much animation.
The New Orleans sugar market Il IN pro.
nounccd condition ~ summer quiet, the
season being virtually NJ an end. Prices,
however, continue very firm, open kettles
scarce nnd ccntrIfurls becoming irregular
and limited, yclluws particularly, being In
moderate stock. Molnsscs Ia In moderate dc.
mand with rrhoilcd goods In good demand
The rice market shows healthier tone. with
y disposition on the part oi buyers Ia hold.
The statistical positono Of the article g. favor
ably regarded although the presence In the
country Of ample stocks n foreign rico will
duubucssly prevent any sharp advance.
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Attention. N. II. L..

For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc. in
man, and splint ringbone, windgall cpl
zootic. scratches etc, in horses, Rangum
Root Eminent Is sure cure. The king Of
Iinimcnts" is the universal verdict. Never
fails 20 cure any ailment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50cents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
2S3 Main street
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middllng, 9ho. Sales, 800
bales. including $50 last evening, Of which
BOO went to exporters and 900 TO spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7,Ec; good ordinary, SIC low
middling, oJ.c; middling, 0Dici good mid.
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SCALY, ITCHY SKIN,
And all Scaly and Itching Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.

rsorlasis TcscmA, letter. Rngvorm. Iichen
puiritis. scali Head, MIX Crust Dandrun, Iar
hcrs nakers', Grocer aud washerwoman'H Itch,
aud every spccics " Itching, Burning, scaly aud
rmply llum0n Of the skin aud scalp, with Los
Of Hair. are Instantly relieved and speedily cured
hy CUTCuHA, the great skin Curc, aud CuIiCuuA
soar, an exquisite skin hcautihcf, externally, and
CUTicuHA HIsOtyINr, the New Hood Purifier, IN
lcfnally when physicians aud all other remedies
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Arrivals-Rosa Lee, osceola James Lee,
Frars Point; City OF Cairo, st. LOUIS Y. T..
Schenck, Cincinnati; City Of Monroe, Natchez;
S. l.. Wood, New Orleans.
Dcpar,ures-liosa Lee, Osccola; James Lee,
Frars Point City OF Monroe, st. Louis;
City of Cairo, NatChez; U. Z. Schenck, New
Orleans Granite State, Cincinnati; S. l..
Wood, Ohio river.
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Cn,,nn seea rro,lnct,.

PHivF CHrpE ou,-3l@t32c; prime summer
yellow, 3iGgc; choice cooking summer vel.
low t5c. prime cotton seed meal, tl6 10
@tl7uo, carload lots, less than carload,
ais ungtIg N
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New York, June 15.---The market was
without any settled demand, but as previ-
ously reported, large sales were reached
through deliveries on old orders with prices
very steady TO strong, at current rates.
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L,uns--Choice, 500 common 10 good,
per head, ti5O@3.O0.
IIoas---Choice light 5Cg51c; good, 40
Be-, common, ti.@ilsc.
C,rtlr--Choice, lCtt'ic; good, 3hdic;
choice grass cattle, SCt3'tc; good, 2ha5ci
scallawngs. nominal
surrr-Choicc, tai,lc, medium, 3i@iei
common, 81 .uo,dti 30.
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Paorlnaia. or scnly Skin.

7. John J Casc, u. H. X, having practiced den.
tlstry IN this county for hiftyhvo ycars aud bcnK
wrli.kuown 10 thousands hefvahouts with view
10 help any who are afflicted a. have been TOT tho
uast twelve years, testify that the CurtCtnA RrNr
ms cured me oi Psoriasis, or scaly skin, Ia eight
DAYS after the doctors with whom had consulted
save me no help ofcucoumgemcut
Newton, n. j. JOHN .. CASE, d. D. g.
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H,Y-choice, from store, a5c6ti m. car
load, from lcycc or depot, sis5Ogi1OO.
prime, store. pO6t02isc car load. from lcycc
or depot ti7.OO1tisO0. prairie. from store
60Ct7Oc, car load, from lcyeo or depot, 5000
GeiSOo
CoRs-From store, white. O0c; mixed. Ole.
from levec OF depot, white In bulk, Ole, In
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Wool.

ST. LouIs No, June 15.---Wool--- Easier
and &c lower; unwashed bright medium,
i4@22c; coarse braid l1@l0c low sandy,
lO9l7c; fine light, l2@1sc; fine heavy, 100
l6c; tub washed-choice, 33J9c; inferior,
2SCl3gc,
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NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet, middling . 7-lGC. Sales, 1900
bales. Quotations were as follows Ordi-
nary, nc; good ordinary SIC low mid,
ding, slj-lGci middlng, 0 7.l5c; good mid
ding, 1876.
Futures opened steady and closed dull,
as follows June, 0i3@0ij; July Ois
@0I0i August 0i7CG0i Is, September o.i5
00lG; October, s.05@S0,; November 500
61s0O, December, so2@s.03 January, 900
@00li February 0.O0s0lO; March, 0.ls9
aiG April, O27@O2s; May, 03OGo3Z
Sales. 4, 100 bales
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Dustpanful OF Scales.

n. Y Carpenter, Henderson, n. Y, cured Of rsori'
asis OF ieprosy, ~ twenty ycars standing BY 'rti
CVHA RTNIpirs The most wonderful cur on rCCurd
A dustpanfil 81 scales fell frum him daily, Ply
slcians a nd friends thought he must die.
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DiatroaainR ERUPTION.

Your CrrcuRa RrsTptp performed awondoriul
cure last summer GA one 81 our customers, an old
gentleman OF scycnty year, Of age who suffered with
n fuaffully distressing eruption on he bead aud
face and Who had tfCI all remedies and doCtofs 10
no purpose. J. y. SMITH a co.
Tcnafkaua. Ark
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SOLD evcpwhcre. Price. CuucuaA, SOC. soar
2ic.. Rr-oiyrSt, o.. frcpand BY the forHh
nHua AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mas
co send for How 20 Cure skin Diseases" o.
paecs N illustrations aud 100 testimonials
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sacks, Gic; mixed, in bulk, Soc in sacks, G5c
OArs-From store, white, 42c; mixed, 43c
from levce or depot, white, in bulk, Ale; in
sacks 4Gc; mixed, in bulk, 3S}1c; in sacks,
4lc.
BRAs-From store, s5@0oci from levec or
depot, SIC. 50d1706
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.

Oncrs special excursion ratct n is patrons for tho
next Oi days-siS MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETURN including state. MONS whilo at
Clncinnatl Boats leave Memphis TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS arriving Al Cincinnati MONDAYS and
TlIURsDAls Zach bnat carries n lluo string
baud. Spc itl rates made 81 parties dctlflng 10
make short trips m the river on one bant and &c.
turning on another. t0 go 100 miles or 500 miles.
a. he gone QUO day or twelve DAYS Tor iull par.
uculnrs call on or nddrss e. u RUSSELL. Gcncnl
Freight and lfssengcr Agent, Room u. Cotton III.
change Building
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Provisions.

FIsH-Mackercl, half brls No. !, S25;
No. 2, 1918; lob kit No. /, $l.15 No. z,
$llO. Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
FRESH MEATs--Choce beef, headquarters.
Zoe; forequartcrs, DC; second grade, hind
quarters, &c; forequarters, &c. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoDucTs-Stendy; mess pork, 5000;
sugar cured hams, llOgl2c; breakfast bacon,
l0H@l1Lc bacon, clear rib sides, 0lg01sc;
sides, sys@SHc; long clear s@s1sc; shout
ders, 6ssc.
L,RD-Tcs, SIC; half brls, Sac kegs SIC;
choice kettle OI4c; steady.
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFTicE SIGNAL SERVICE Y. 9. A.
MEMPHIS, June IS, p. m.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named Ia the 10Th meridian time, which Il
one hour later then Mcmphls time.
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Eczomn Radically Cured.

For the radical cure Of An obstinate case OF
FcScmA OF Ions standing. give entire credit 10 the
CUTcrpA REatntIa
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Cons Mr,t- Standard, s20id3Oo. pearl.
~ 10. roller ~ 2uo1S Is. quiet
BrIss AN rrAs-Nayy beans, t275. me.
dium. $3.50.
oar Mru.-in half brls, 81 30 from store.
ftnun -frpm store, common, 81 COOS Is.
family Nlh choice, ti3n. fancy. $40. ct.
ira fancy, 81 patent s. 2nCeth 60 quiet
CnacsIns Soda, treble extra. SCI ginger
snaps bhmssc. assorted iumblcs iOti2c.
CmcKrb WnE,r-ln half bafls, $3.50 from
store
HoNlSr AND Grus-From store, tJ25.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

10 no rain, errouss n. lovely tAquiA, instantly
applied " fsss. kscf. Arms aud hAaas. nsrmlsssl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
Greesrie.

NV YoRK. June ~ Conec-spot. fair.
Rio. duh at is,sc options heavy aud lower,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton l-2c-
Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
ArrEL OFFICE,

Nothing new in the money market sup,
ply of funds ample, and demand sufficient
10 keep the rate firm at per cent
The clearinghouse report is rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
MAGNOLIA BALM

T.ss BAGsss TAoSoLf. BALM With you ,oths
beside. mountains. 5oms ana al RunAl Rssorri
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
MAGNOLIA BALM

aAasNr MAGNOLIA D,LM. Remove. sunburn
vsn. rfeefiss Moth Patches. Can't be ds,sessn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
LEE LINE
For Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES Tor Eighteen Dol.
lau Excursion season. A fraction over one cent
a mile including meals and staicroOmA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
Hand. mud sinrLa

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