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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, H.. July 23.-The crowd was in
clincd To be bcarish in wheat today and no
amount Of bull news or figures had any ef'
feet more than 10 keep prices about steady.
While very large receipts were expected at
ST Louis, they fell far below the estimate.
Where there was much talk and some show
for slight increase In the visible supply for
the week, there came the decrease Of 13S, 900
bushels II was after tho figures were posted
that August wheat sold back TO soc. August
sold early at s0H@s0Nc, and back shortly
before the close 10 7Okc. September sold
early at 70jsc and then of &c with August.
There was a race between heavy operator
and the crowd TO sell whca just before the
close, while IL caused a sharp decline Of a
few fractions August closed at 1880, or
&c lower than ON Saturday; September,
70Isc. p
IL was with corn "a with wheat-prices
were held fairly steady early, what weakness
was noticeable being credited 10 the large
receipts, which were twenty-five cars more
than the estimate. Later the estimate OF iso
cars for Tuesday caused free selling. There
was also disposition 70 pound the market
ON the part OF half dozen local houses and
Il was not difficult with these receipts 10
bring prices down. July declined from i7c
10 i6Lc; August sold at 10,.o up 10 l6Nc,
down to i0lic, up to i0te aud down, at the
Al'1' " f'FuNf R'I'ahhNA NNeNhNN f'gs't
closed i7skc.
Oats opened easy and ruled weak all the
way through. The estimnted receipts for to-
morrow were more liberal and placed at l7d
cars. In addition 20 this feature the de-
mnnd from July shorts, which was 10 mark.
ell las; Saturday was not present 10 such an
extent today. This month opened about
steady but later sold OF X 10 30Ac. A mod
crate call existed for August and September
which were kgJ.c lower, while long futures
were dull with a slight demand for May at q
corresponding decline.
A decidedly strong tone peryadcd the pro
vision market, and prices averaged higher
Last sales showed net gain over Saturday
Of i5c ON short ribs, iihc ON lard, and nc
on pork. Trading was larger but mainly OF
local character, shorts being the principal
buyers. Holders Of product cyinced less OF
q disposition TO sell aud forced buyers 10 bid
up 90 secure IT, English houses bought lard
aud few outside buying orders were re-
ceiycd for short ribs. Opening sales wer,
the lowest, and closing nearly at the highest
The leading futures ranged A. follows
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Tur local packets went on, last evening
with fair trips.
Tnr Arkansas City clears this morning nj
10 o'clock for Nicksburg and hatcher.
TnE Chickasaw pulls out tomorrow oven.
Ing az O'Clock Tor White river points
TnE City Of Vicksburg will be here 20
leave today At noon Tor Cairo and st. Louis.
TnE Ohio clears this evening at o'clock
for Cincinnati aud way laudings on the Ohio
river.
Tnr Eugene departs tomorrow evening at
bo'clock for Arkansas river points, going
through to Pine Blun.
Tnr repairs 20 the little steamer Rob Roy
have been completed, aud she will resume
her trips 10 the lower coast shortly.
Tur river nj this point Il declining again
For the twcnty.four hours ending at
o'clock yesterday u has fallen four tcnthA
TiiE bodies Of the seven men who were
scaldcd 90 death by the bursting of the main
steam pipe ON the Convoy, at Louisville Fri.
day, have been shipped 20 PiitsbuR for In.
tcfment The coroner held an inquest aud
the Jury returned verdict that the accident
was unavoidable and no carlessncss was AZ.
tachod % the officers Of the boat, Who were
ON duty az the time Of the accident
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Groceries

srGAR.-Purc white, 7ssc; OF white, ne
yellow clarified, nc refined A, nc; stand,
ard granulatcd, ,sSc; powdered, e'sci cut
loaf Sekc. strong and active.
CoFTEE---C ommon, l5c; ordinary Ice; fair,
lie. prime Rio, lSc choice to fancy loci old
government, SOT32c; quiet
RoE---LOuisiana, b@5hc Carolina, b'sc
quiet
CANNED Goops---Pinc apple, Si,75, peaches
lbs standard, 500; 3 lbs, standard $40;
second, 81. 80 Tomatoes, lbs, standard
a. 90. lbs standard Sis. Strawberries
tl.75. Rasphcrrics, Sl,uO. Backberrics, Sl,21
clio. Green cages, Sl.75MlS5 Pears,
~ 2OMi75. Plums, $40 Asparagus, 80
mI26. Green corn, $l.15dfi 40 Green peas
81 Ob6tl0O Cove oysters full weight, ~,
a5c. lbs, 81 6idl1i light weight N 6hCt
zoe. lbs, 81 90. Condensed milk-Crown,
$500 Eagle, S7.75; Swiss 1913 Salmon.
Sls5. SardnVs St7h; mustard sardines,
500 Mackerel, $780, herring maokorei,
Sl25.
SAT- Saginaw, si3O6i35 per brl; Ohio
river, sl.2Odi.25 per bril- SKIS, tine, LJo@
Lao coarse, ~ .lO@l.l6 pkts, 2N@5c.
ClNpiEs-Stick, all sizes, IN bNs, pals aud
brls smiOc; fancy assorted, s9l5ci extra
fancy, ls@25c; firm.
Cnrrsr-New York factory, case; full
cream, l26l2c; Young America, l3Ctl4c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common 10 fair 20
n 2ic prime to choice 33tt3sc; iaucy, 400
iic. ccntHfugals, common to fair, 2Od2 5c;
prime to choice, 3O@35ci syrup, 2O@4oc;
steady.
soirs AND CASpLn-soap 3@5,Ici candles,
full weight, Toe.
SIAHCH-39AM3isc
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CHICAGO, H., July 23.-Thc DrorerS Jour.
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000; ship
ments, $500 Market steady for good, Others
ers, ~. 1908 90; cows, bulls and mixed, sl.26
6135O; Texas and Indian cattle, sl.75at25;
western rangers montana TeNansL ASS.
ogs-Receipts, i4,000; shipments, 1900.
Market steady and strong mixed, s.. s016.30.
heavy, S5.OO@035; light, s5.05@030; skips,
$4.OO@5.G5.
sheep-Rcccipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market stronger natives, s29Og425; west.
erns, shorn, SJ.O06L40 Texans, shorn, q. 10
@40O lambs, S5.26@6.25.
The DrorsrS Journal special cablcgram
from London quotes best American cattle nj
loo, estimated lightweight being nc lower.
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7oNsOIInATrD sTArrNTNr.


AZ noon Spots business moderate M
full prices. snlcs. lOUp bales, Of which
American I. iOn bales, Receipts, i3,OOObalcs,
uf which American \ iuu htl,s. ClOsiugquo.
iaiiuns were ~ follows Ordinary, lA,d.
good ordinary a. Gl. low midjling q 5iGl,
good middlinr h'.d; middliug uplnuds
piUl. middliur orleans, b'al.
Future, opened steady aud closed quiet
lIhcsc prices are given iu Icnco aud Giths
thus As means iUj6id, aud a.Ol means
hl.Gid
AtIp m.-July, 6aSl, SELLER, Iuly.Au.
gust, . M, huyrrs August september. b 2-d
buytrs. Scptcmhyt.o,tuhcr. hlSd, buyrr,,
October. November. hi4d. buyers. NO,rm.
Der. December. g III. SELLER ncccmher-lnn.
unrf. iid. SELLER. January February, AHA,
SELLER. September g sd buyers.
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re.ds,uus

Cous-fum store, white, sc, mixed, 0oc
irom lcycc ~ depot white .n bulk, hsc. IN
eicks, &c. mixed in buls 80, in sacks, bllc
BuAN-frnm siufr. Cos fr,m leycc or dc.
pot tiiOoaiibo
lAY-Choicc, from store u,cO1si o.. can
load, from lcycc ~ dpuUt iiSsOCAip ~
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sot,on seed Products.

PENr CErpr on 3SCt37c. primo summer
yellow, iUdtic; of summer yellow, 3Sd3sc,
choice cooking summer yellow, iG1ti5C,
primo summer white, ij6aioc, prime cotton
seed meal, ti7.U1Ctl7 2ic, car load lots sl7.75,
les than car load, $3.50, OF cotton seed
mgul ais UlHINu
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IlFentlstun..

CouS Mru-Smudari. g. ,J@2po. pearl,
a. 10 roller. ~ inali,. firm.
br,ys ,Nu rIAt=Nn,y beans, t25A me.
dlum t2b
oar Mru-ln hhlt hrIs $50 from store.
ltptu#lrum store, common. t12i. fam
ily $50 choice. HCl. fancy A2A cktfn
fancy, ttGl. patent O. eva, 10. quict
CrACEtusaNoda tr,hlc ,kta SIC. ginrvf
SNAPS, h's@sc assorted Iumblcs .l0di2c.
CHAcEtD WHEAt- 10 half bfls. N'5O from
siurc.
lloNSN ASn Gurs=rum store, t3g5.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The lockl cotton market opened steady
and closed steady middling, Zoe. Sales, 400
bales, including 10 Saturday evening Of
which 100 to exporters and $50 10 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, s'sc low
midding, 0'sc, middling, Zoe good mid
ding, 10 bloc middling fair 1850 fair,
nominal; dusty lsc to lc lower
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE s2 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady--Middling Cotton, loc-
Sales Today, 400 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market Steady Meats
Strong.
ApprAI OrrICE.
NJ I'M VI T y %
MONDAY EVKNING. lulY 9A, Us

MONDAY EVENING, July 81, 1855
The money market is now in that con
dition which is natural to il at this time Of
the year. The demand from all sources is
steady and banks are scrutinizing paper
pretty closely and are not encouraging ap-
plications freely. Rates are firm ats per
cent with no prospect Of any reduction
At the same time there is no talk Of any un-
due stringcncy parties Of undouhted stand
ing experiencing no difficulty whatever in
filling their requirements, 1t is not the
amount but the kind Of paper that is
tcrutinizcd.
~. -. Inn h..,,.n ro,,nri 4. IL. fnlln,ra.
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Ancr Three Nenrs.

W. F. Walton, ofspringheld, Tenn, says
~ have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, on and ON, for three years.
purchased box Of DR.. Tanners fniallibls
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills
! have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. ltgiyes me pleasure 10 recommend IT,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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Live stock.

LANus-Choicc, $3.50, common 20 good,
per head SEQ.
Hoos-Choicc light, 5@5i,c, good, isl@5c;
common, 4',@iisc
CNuu-Choicc ah@llsci good Sh@ic;
srnllnwags, nominal.
surrr--Choicc, 5c; medium, SIC; com.
mon SlUllti. 50
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oTrct siaSAt sHHyicr, q. a.
Mssrnis July =, , N. !
The following ol@cfyallons srv taken Al all sta.
tuus named in the 18th meridian time, which II
one hour later than Memphis titne.
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wool.

ST. LOUIS No, July 23.-wool-Quiet
and steady, with no quotable change In
prices. Unwashed-.Bright medium, lao
be coarse braid, ll@l0c; low sandy, 100
l7c; fine light l2@lsc; fine heavy, t04lGc.
ub.washcd--Choioe, Sac; inferior, 2sJ32c.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rs,iioaiss rr.eliss. Eruption. re,isr w,,srbr..h.
nishiy Heat, Heals insse, mites .ni sung. rynl
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboat. Leaving.
Mo,emeuts nc the I.eyee.
General News.

ArHyals-Buckcye State, Cincinnati.
Dcparturcs-Jamcs Lee. friars Point; Rosa
Ice, Osccola; Coahoma, Arkansas City.
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NEW York, July 3-CofIce- Spot fair;
Rio steady, Nls; options l0@20 points higher
but quiet. Sales $500 bags. July Sll35@g
ll.i5: August sioGo@i070; September,
1910; October, 1913; November $3.50; De-
cember, S9.S0@9.s5; January, S0s5@9. 30;
March, $1,000 May, 1910. Sugar-Firm,
but quiet; Domingo $50 test, 51sc; refined
firm; granulated, 74G7slc. Molasses-500
test, nominal; extra heavy, black strap, l3c.
CINCINNATI o., July 23-Whisky firm;
sales 9si brls finished goods on basis Of
Sl.li. Butter-Stcady extra creamery, 200
pc; fancy dairy, li9i5c; Linseed oil-Dull;
5O6g52c. Sugar-StroDg hard refined, SO
sac; New Orleans, 0g64c. Eggs-Strong;
i2c. Cheese--Scarce and firm; prime to
choice Ohio fiat, s@sHc.
RIO De JaSEIRo, July 2i.-Cofee-- Regular
first, $500 refs per 10 klos; good seconds,
100 reis. Receipts during the week. 5000
bags; purchases for the United States, 5000
bags; clearances for the United States, 5000
bags. Stock, 10000 bags.
SANTOS July 2l.---Conee---Good average,
1890 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week. 1900 bags; purchases for the United
States, 5000 bags; clearances for the United
States, 1900 bags Stock, G0,OC0 bags.
Chicago, H., July 23.-on the produce
exchange today the butter market for fancy
was in good demand; medium grades slow;
creamery, li@lgc; dairy, l3@l6c. Eggs
Fresh, scarce aud firm; guaranteed, l4lEg
l5C.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ipsurs.s r.rf'e, ccnPl',i'h ,ni hep. N. y.e..
s,s'' Arms "a ssHi. l,n y, sussn. NIL
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OH and Turpensine.

cLEvELASp, o., July 23.-Petroleum-Easy
and unchanged.
wnNISOToS, N. C., July 23.-Turpentine
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nAILY corroN STATEMENT.

Imports a 4 u, IL, IL Mr. II, O. NJ A l.
RR ~ CO.'S wRR,&K C,S&MHR& X G.
y a N Il Il, lCi steamers, " wagons, 3 TOTAL, ~
bales
Eypous-c, o swRRis steamer north,
30 Total 2gs bales
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeals TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1883.

hay and prices are weak and lower, at s. 20
90 tiWothy fairly active and steady at
<.oo@Is.Qo.
Baitef-Quicti creamery, 10000 dairy,
l30ll6t.
fsss'Ssay & saa ' sSasr at io' higher
Pork-JobbinS, sli.25dl440. Lard-Nomi-
nglly warth $3.50 for contract lots, with sales
OF but choice prime steam. $50. Dry salt
meats--Shoulders, boxed, $7.25; longs, S. 5;
ribs, s., 25@s. S7lf; short clear, 81, 609S, 62K.
Bacon--Shoulders, boxed, F75; longs,
ss,s716@9oo; ribs 5000; short clears, $9.l6@
925.
Receipts--Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1876, 900
bui corn, 81 ,00obu; oats, s6,0oobu; rye, none;
barley, none.
shipments.-.Flour II, 600 brls; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none barley, none.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 23.-Wheat-
Weaker and quiet; No. 2, red, cash, July,
CSC asked; August, 66Jsc bid, 67Lc asked;
September, 66kc bid 67N asked; No. 2,
soft cash, 67kc bid, 69c asked; July, 671kc
bid, 6sIsc asked; August, &c bid, CSC asked.
Corn-Steady, No. cash, Al &c asked;
July, Ale asked; August 409Ic asked; Sep
tcmer, ioc asked the year, 2sc bid 2sHc
asked.
oats---No. ., July, 2lo asked; August, 20c
bid, coke asked; September, 20lSc asked.
NEw YoRK, July 23.-Following was the
visible supply of grain Saturday, July q, as
compiled by the produce exchange
Wheat 2l,66l, $40 bu; decrease, 1853, 45S bu.
Corn, $3.50 s57 bu; decrease, 0i2 23I bu.
Oats. 1923, 1888 bu; decrease, Az, 542 bu. Rye,
1885, 359 bu; decrease Sis bu. Barley, l5l,-
426 bu; increase, 200l bu.
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NIacII.IANT0rs noNns.
MAGNOLIA BALM

oivss . nsvishlnsiy Dssaufui shin. Drives %
ssssshss, hsaasss. nsusAnsss. riRpiw = ssS.'sli
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ris HIoASs MAGNOLIA bILM with yca ,On.
ss.s,ef ssusV..A', hem, sna Al nu,.i R'.sr'.i
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prime store 00@92]fc; car load, from leYee
or depot, 81 00@ls.OO prairie, from store
GO@7Oc; car load, from lcyee or depot, 5000
@l3.00
oArs-From store white i5c; mixed, 43c;
from levce or depot, white, in bulk, 40c; in
sacks i2c; mixed, in bulk, asc; In sacks, IOc.
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Pr0yisiOus.

Fsu-Mackerel, hall brls, No. l, 81. Is; No,
2, SG75; lO-lb kit, No l. Sl.lb; No. 2, sl.l0.
Dry herring, family, 2jcpcr box
FREsu MEATs-Choce beef, headquarters,
l0c forequartcrs, DC; second grade hindquar-
tcrs Sc; lorequartors, &c. Sheep PC Hogs,
&c.
sugar cured hams, l2HMl2skc break.
fast bacon, lOIs@ilkc bacon, clear rib
sides 0Jfc; bulk pork, clear sides, SN@sac;
clear rib sides, ss6@SAc long clear, SIC;
shoulders, 7c.
LiRp--'rcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs sac;
choice kettle, csc; firm y,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK, July 23.-The market was very
mint
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MAGNOLIA BALM

IL no RANT errcass, TIE lovely ie.is s,,,u,i,
,2rk'a y fsst s.sl. As3. ssd a.'.l.. c.. s.ls..i
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iionds aud s,o.a.

Tho following list IL ,Urr,tcd regularly.
and may BE- rIprlol us tbc latest quotations
nANk .IulLa
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Household supplies.

ArrLrs-Nono IN market except for ship.
mcnt. Dried apples exotic per ID, from
store. Dried peaches sCtgc from store.
FHuu-Firm. Oranges, $500 per box.
Lemons Si.jOct5.O0 per box. Bananas,
SlUO@2.UO pcr bunch.
ricKLrs-Brla, $3.50, half brls, 800.
porAtou-Firm, new, h.5O@2OO per brl.
pouLrHY-ChiCkcns, spring. ti.20fd2.VO,
mixed, Sl,1bC1225. hens, y. 25Cg2.6O.
Eaus--stcndy; boxes, &C. cases. SIC.
Nurs-Coaconnuts S3O1pcr 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, G@6lsc. Tennessee, farmers stock,
I6,c, roasted, 2l.c higher shCllcd, GCg7c.
pccnns, Texas 0Cal2c.
VtorrAulrs- Onions 500 yer bril- si.75
per sack Cabbage, home grown, 50 80 per
crate: 500 per dozen. kmut, brls, $3.50, hall
brls, Sl.ho Garlic, j0c per 100.
R,lsISs-l.ondun layers, $500, layers,
k275. California S25OgJ.V0.
Butrm- iuttcrine Toe; creamery, goa
2iC. dairy lbtlGc; country butter, lbtglSc
Cpm-olark, $3.50 Per brl, and 800 PEI
half hrl.
NINraNE-Pcr gnl s6i2c.
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RANK CLEAkIN0s.

CHICAGO, H., July 23-Bank elearings,
60 557, 900.
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 23.-Clearings 81
27l, $50; balances, SS0i,S
NEw YoRK. July 23,-Clearings, 500, SEQ
sG6, balances, s3i02, Sis
ST. LOUIS, No, July 23.-Clearings, g..
500, $40; balances, Si6S, l62.
BosroN, Mass, July 23-Clearings, siS,.
200, III; balances, Sl,0l2,iOL
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 23.-Clearings,
s. ii5, balances, N,5lO $50.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

hs ALOUD rF.rs,toa fcI 81. ais. 4. SEED.
ins' o''ilss' a.ilsssiAs /. wssistali, s,sssf'l'si
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Miscellaneous.

WnlsKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 6Om0O0. Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. sharp advance Sl,5OM3O0, Eastern
rycs, g. sac 90 according 10 age and make
common whisky, 0jcClSi. 80 according TO
proof; nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BA0GiNG-nct9Ac.
PowprR-Kcgs, $500, half kegs s275i
quarter kegs, Sl.7b.
lfipEs-0ry ilint, No I, Zoe; No. ., &c; dry
saltcd, 5ii@7c; green saltcd, No. |, &c; No.
., SIC; green, Jgic; shcepskins, l5c@Sl.O0,
irregular.
Tns-Si25.
suor-Drop, tl.35i buck, SlG5.
IEAp--Gc.
Nnra-Iron, s9io; steel, g. 2jd235.
ToBAcco-Common, 25gSj other grades,
35(ds6.
sNurr-Garrctts, ti0s5: Ralph's, 1905;
Railroad. 81 50. Gail 4 Ak, S925.
Coal OiL--rrimc white, Wholesale lots
Glsc per gal.
BEIswAX-lsM20c.
TALIow-3Mic.
Woodbury., grease wool unwashcd, 100
I9c. clear grease wool, 2Oa25ci bury washed,
GOA SOC, tub washed 30m3lc.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nA1AN1 NAgNcfiA BALM. Removes sahburn
taa .fss..ts Moth Patches GA ss ds,sc,sdii
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Spots opened quiet and closed Grmi mid
ding 10 ll.lGc. Sales, 9o3 bales, Quota
tons we're as follows. Ordinary, 7 l5.lG;
good ordinary OHc, low middlinE lO'.ci
middling 10 il-lGc, good middlng, lie;
middling fair, ll'sc, fair l2l.c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
a. follows July, lOGo@lO7O. August, 1871
1912 September o77@o7s; October, 900
O.lb, November oil@1iG December $3.50
0iG, January, 06l@952; February, 05sC1
o59 March, oGG@aGa April, 97I@G7b,
May, osl@os2. Sales, 300.
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NEw ORLEANS.

Ihc spot market opened quiet aud closed
dull, middling, olsc sales, 9oO bales. QUO
laiions were ~ follows Ordinary 7itc good
ordinary, SIC, low middling, oaci mid
ding p'sci good middling. iOl.c.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet and
steady, as follows July, o1J@Dnj; August
o6o@oG0. September .ol6@0i6 October,
sOi@s0h November, s.sa6ts,0O December;
so2@snJ January 0OO@pOl; February,
0Qs@ooo March, ol7@0ls; April, 09G@
O27; May 0Ji@a5G. Sales, 5000 bales
DAIIY roRr ANp INruRIoR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

Twenty hhls applcs, q pkg butter A,5gs
rolls engrirE .ii PKG bacon. u plr, boots
AMI shoe, SWH hu corn. .1u sH,is coffee. iln
bfls lime J2i hrls crmrut s.i $50 ~ cotton Sod
- pkg dIy goods i,uu lfls -four. $50 bales
hay. pkg. hats, 10 bead cattle. ~ heat
lumber o. pkg liquor 80 ifis meal gIG
kers nail, 5000 Dee cats. 40 hfls POTATOES ~
pku rice. SO bfi' sugar "a pkrs tubaccu.
1.piJ bu wheat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

LoNpoS, July %, 4p.m.-Consols closed at
% oiled for both money and the account
Paris, July 23,-Three per cent rentes S3f
TOs for the npcount
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.


application made TO Justice OBrien In tho Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday 20 change tho name OF The
Honorable and Veteran Comrades Of the 9TH Regiment TO
The Society Of Veterans Of the 7th Regiment" was
opposed behalf Of the old association OF which
General Henry L. Trcmane Is the leader. and also
behalf OF the War Veterans Association OF the 9Th
Regiment IL claimed By the opponents OF the motion
that the proposed change would confusion The
decl slon reserved.
The inquiry to the mental condition OF Joseph MUIR
the Maiden lane ieweler which 10 proceed yesterday
before Commissioners and Sherlns jury postponed
az the request Of tho counsel case who said that
some delicate testimony would be offered and asked that
the Investigation be privately conducted. The commits
sloncrs said they woald consult the lawyers before
nam!ng the day which the hearing should take place
on behalf OF the Judges Of the City Court David Icycn
ritt appeared before Justice O'ren in the supreme Court
Chamber yesterday and asked that the writ Of prohibition
lie dissolved whereby they restrained from Furnishing
Sheriff Grant u contempt OF court account Of his
failure 10 provide quarters outside OF the City Hall for tho
City Court when ordered to do william II. Clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17
A coMposrroR AND HIS coNTRAcr.

A case In which o contract dispute was Involved was
by Ford Jefferson Market Court yeste
day Robert J. Cuddlhy. manager OF Funk Waehailss
printing establishment had Oscar Pix, practical printer
trcsDassng The agreed that they were
under contract but Cudlhy thought that the hfm cOuiu
terminate whenever II desired On the other
Pix held that the firm could not discharge him. as
tho contract binding until October g. Pix was en-
gagged months ago foreman Of tho composing roon
with the authority and 10 discharge men In his
department Pix paid 80 rent month to the firm Tor the
uso Of composing At the time the brm pad
him $3.50 week salary for the composing Of The weekly
Voice" 1900 every second week for the setting up OF
Tho Homolctc Magazine" and The Missionary Review
Of tho World"
Last Saturday Cudd!hy informed Pix that his services
would dispensed with In the future. PIX told Cuddlhy
according the contract he could not be discharged
their expired and departed. promising 70
return on Monday. Yesterday Pix called at his usual
hour tho c0mDOstOrs paid the slightest attention
his orders They had been re-engaged by the hrn.
At o'clock Cuddhy arrived and informed PIX that he
would leave the place. This Pix refused to DO
saying that he paid the place and that he was
the firm, and meant to remain until II
terminated Cud1ihy summoned policeman and PIX was
arrested espasng As Pix said he had lost his con-
and CuGy failed to bring his to court the case was
adjourned until tomorrow and Pix was paFoled