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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-27
GENERAL TRADE.

In the general market lists today sugar
was advanced re to nc as to grade, except
standard and plantation granulated, pow
derod and cut-loaf which remain unchanged.
Coffee was marked steady and molasscs
quiet. The amount OF grain in store at the
elevators, is as follows: Corn, %, ii5 BUSH
els; oats, 7,0i5 bushels.
As 10 the grain market the following tele-
gram will be Of interest TO dealers. Chand-
Ter, Brown a Co., OF Chicago, TO Ogden Fon-
taine; 'The furry In July wheat today is due
TO the heavy buying Of Hutchinson and local
shorts who put out large lines on last weeks
break, rs intlmatcd in our last review. We
still believe that the short interest In this
market is unusually heavy and anticipate
higher prices before the close Of the month.
Crop reports from our correspondents In
the southwest are very unfavorable, owing
TO heavy rains. Take no stock in corner
talk, but think the market a In good condl-
ton for any advance in all options. Curb,
August, SOC bid"
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The Eugene departed last evening for Ar
kansas river with fair trip.
The James Lee leaves here this evening at
8 o'clock for Helena and Friars point.
The Rosa Lee goes out this evening at 8
o'clock for Osceola and the upper bends.
The Port Eads, with tow Of model barges
passed here late Monday night on her way
from st. Louis To New Orleans.
THE Arkansas City, from st. Louis, passed
here yesterday forenoon bound for Natchez
She put Off l,027 packages Of freight and
added 20 tons Of sundries.
The City OF vicksburg passed here yester-
day afternoon on her way from Natchez to
St. Louis. She discharged Ill SKIS cotton
seed and 1900 feet of lumber.
The Ohio was delayed this trip on account
OF low water In the river. She will, how
ever, be here In time 10 leave at noon today
for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville Cincinnati,
and all the principal way points on the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio rivers.
PIrTsBURd Post: The raising OF the wickets
at Davis Island dam, while giving plenty Of
water in the harbor at this point has
knocked the lower river packet business in
the head. IL has shut of the water 10 such
an extent that the very lightest craft is I'M
able 10 run. All the packets are laid up on
account OF low water. Their crews have
been discharged and things are beginning TO
look as II the midsummer vacation was
about to be inaugurated.
PILoTs report the government work at Plum
Point suffering greatly for want Of attention
in the way OF thorough application OF the
appropriation there, some OF them asserting
that boat might safely run over some OF
the piling work on the edges Of the bars
without harm. The fleet, for the same cause,
Is rotting ut bank behind the island below
San Rouci. All agree that with the improve
ments already instituted, imperfect and un-
finished as Il necessarily il, there Is better
water at all stages Of the river than ever be-
fore. They also report the river caying rap
idly at Hopeheld, Tiptonville and Caruther.
potato fields going into the Mississippi at a
time
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BY TELEGRAPH.
money. Bond. ana stock

NEW YoRK, June 26-Money on call easy
at 1 Il per cent Prime mercantile paper,
1904 per cent. Sterling exchange dull
but steady at si.s7 for sixty-day bills and
SASSY for demand.
Government bonds were dull but steady to
firm. State bonds were very dull and feat
tureless.
The slight furry in the stock market &C.
oasioned by the nomination Of the Republi-
can candidate at Chicago came 20 an end to-
day and the market resumed is wonted,
stagnant and featureless appearance by the
end OF the first hour. A little further prog
ress was made In the downward movement,
but this was soon neutralized and prices
were maintained at the same dead level al
most throughout the entire day. There was
no news OF a character 10 affect values In any
way, and the fluctuations in all except few
leading stocks were confined within a range
OF less than u per cent There was some
pressure at the opening, and first prices were
made ut concessions extending 20 a per
cent But while London, Chiago and other
outside interests had few selling orders,
the principal traders became buyers at the
lower range Of values and no further decline
was recorded alter the first half hour. Other
than this, however, there was an utter lack
Of support TO the list, the bulls being con-
tent 10 let prices take their course. Money
was easy at ~ per cent. all the way out
and renewals were made NJ fiat 20 n small
premium. The only stock which showed
any weakness was Rock Island, but the deal
ings In II were extremely limited, and the
other grangcrs which bore the brunt OF the
pressure were comparatively firm after the
early declines were checked. There was
more animation In the market at the open
ing than has been seen at that time ON any
day during the past. two weeks, but II all dis
appeared when the pressure was removed.
Lackawanna, Union Pacific and Lake Shore
displayed most strength, and all showed
slight advances at the close. There was n
firmcr feeling toward the close on the COW
cring OF shorts, but the market was devoid
Of feature and finally closed very dull, but
steady TO firm at close 10 the opening figures.
Final changes are for fractional amounts
only, except In the case Of Rock Island,
which shows loss Of ~ per cent, and
they are about equally divided between
gains and losses.
The railroad bond market also relapscd into
dullness. The movements In the list were
insignificant, except In the Mobile a Ohio
general IA, which rose from II last evening
10 ~, but firm tone oycupread the market
and final figures are generally fractionally
higher than last previous sales. The total
sales Of stocks today were 10000 Closing
quotations.
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Ieesisfun..

HAY--Choicc, from store, 05c6si %; car
load. from leyee OF depot sls60C1l0 %;
prime store, OOd02hc. car load, from lcvcc
or depot Si7OOdls.Oo. prairie, from store
oo@70c; car load, from lcyec or depot, 5000
@is.0O.
CoRS-From store white, 0ic; mixed 02c;
from lcyec or depot white, In bulk, SOC; In
sacks, 02c; mixed In bulk, sic; In sacks, 00c
oAr--From store white. l5c; mixed 4sc;
from lcyce OF depot, white, In bulk, i0c; In
sacks, 42c; mixed, In bulk, Ssc; In sacks
zoe.
BRAs-From store, Sc; from icvee or
DEPOT, Sib. 6OC1lOOO
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Brcadistuffs.

CoRS MEAL--standard s2s5@2oo, pearl,
si.i0; roller, S3.i0e)3 10; steady.
BKANs AND PrAs--Nayy beans, s2.75, mo
dium, $3.50.
Oar MK,L---In half brls, $3.50 from store.
fIouR--from store, common, s3406t3.75,
family, a. 10; choice. $3.50; fancy, $40 ex-
ira fancy, Ss5; patent, s5. 20@bi0 Quiet.
snaps, 5h@sjSc; assorted jumblcs, i0@i2c.
CRACKED WHEAT---ln half brls, A.50 from
store.
HoniSY AND GnIrs--F From store, 1875.
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groceries.

suaAR-puro white, &c; OF white.
CSC: yellow clarified, 6ifc; open kettle,
bitCtGc, refined A, OaCt0isc. standard granu.
lated, 7itc. plantation granulatcd, nc, pow.
dcrc'l. NJ. cut loaf, Nc. strong.
isc; prime Rio igci choice 10 fancy, &c; old
government, 3Ott32c; steady.
RicK-louisiana, eA@0lsci Carolina Olf@
&c, quiet.
CiSSKD Goops-Pine apples, SIS, peaches,
lbs, standard, $500. 3 Tbs, standard, $3.50
second, ti.b0. lbs. standard. 500 iona
toes, lbs, standard, 81 %. 3 lbs, standard
fi.ib. Strawberries, u.75. Raspbcrrics, q. 90
blar kbcrrics, Al iOcdi ~; green gage. fi.75a
i.Sb. Pears, Al. 9D6fi IS Piliins, 81 65Ctl. IS
light weight, N, Oo6t6dcs lbs o. 10. Con.
dcnsed milk-Crown. ta 1905 IS. Eagle
t7.75. Swiss, 1915. Salmon. us. sariincs
1913 mustard sariincs 500. Mackcrcl
$50. herring mackcrcl. ti.25.
CANpirs-Stick. all sigos, In brs. pals and
brla sCsioc, fancy assorted, sSi5c. extra
fancy. isx25c, firm.
MoLAsns-Iouisiana. common 10 fair, -
ef2oc. prime 10 choice, 3ja3sc. fanoy. 900
&c. ccntriiugals common W fair, eOa2sc.
prime to choice, SosSSc, syrup, 29ioci
quiet
CHrDr-Sew York factory. cas-; full
cream, i2tlisc; Young America i3ftila
sAtr-Saginaw, fl.JOtai.B per bfl. Ohio
river, a. 2OCti. % Per bril- SIS, hnc. si.g5a
i.t0, coarse, fi.i0Ctii5. pkts. 2k6tIc
soArs AND CANDLE Soap, 36l3Ac. Can.
dies, full weight stCtOc.
eIAncu-JikdJkc.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon: spot--Frm, and demand fair.
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American Z, 200
bales Receipts, II 900 balcsof which American
10, 100 bales. Closing quotations were MS fol-
lows. Ordinary, AID; good ordinary, Lied;
lov middling 6-l0d; good middling IL
l6d; middling uplands, otsdi mddling Or
leans, D 016d.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
tThe prices are given In pence and 6iths,
thus 403 means i.8Oid, aud SOL means
5.l-0id.l
At4pm.-Junc, $3.50, buyers June-July,
5.33d, buyers; July-August, 5.32d buyers;
Augist-Septcmber, 53id, sellers; September
October, 6.2ld, Sellers october-Novembor
DIED, sellers; November December, 5.l4d,
sellers; Dccember-January, 6,i3d, buyers;
September, b.8ld, sellers.
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FIsu-Mackcrel, half brls, No. 1, 1928
No. 2 tdT6; i0lb kit, No. 1, tii5; No. 2
sil0. Dry herring, family, 25c per boz.
fnrn MKArs-Cholco beef, headquarters,
i0c forequartcrs, DC; second grade hind
quarters, Sc; forcquartcn, &c. Sheep DC.
Hogs, Nc.
Hoo Pnopucrs-Quiei; mess pork. 1880
sugar cured hams, iitsi2c; breakfast bacon,
lOit@llL, bacon, clear rib sides, skCL0c
bulk pork, clear sides, s161sKc; clear rib
sides, sss,tc; long clear, DE@sc; shout
dcrs, 0kc.
LanD-Tcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs slie
choice kettle, Oitc, steady.
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Cnicaoo, H., June % Tho Droros Jour.
nal reports Cattlc-Rccoipts, 1900 head;
shipments, 1000 head Market irregular,
natives ~ Ootd0O0 cow and MIXED, ti.50Ct
ato, siocker and feeder t22o8S75, Ter.
ans, ti.OOdas0.
liogs-iieccipts, ii,ooo head: shipments,
300 head. Market strong. mixed, o.. 500
$40. heavy, t505C65. 50. light, t5,5O0,5. o. ",
pigs and cuus, "a, i0laNi0.
sheep-a.csipts, s,soo head shipments.
l,OO. Market slow; muttons t3.7btaAoo.
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Cottou seed Pro,lues..

PRIME CRUDE OII.-3i@32c; prime summer
yellow, 35g3Gc; choice cooking summer yell
low, 45c; prime cotton seed meal, $40 600
100, carload lots; less than carload, $500
MlRbO
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TIN. @. n not a curc-all, but q quarter
Of century OF constant use has demon
strafcd beyond question that Tanners In
iallib.e Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
infallible cure Tor all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Co, Nashville. Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2s3
Main street
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COTTON MARKETS

Tho local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middlinF 0A.c. salcs $40
bales including % last evening. Of which
r1nc TO exporters and all 10 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7ac; good ordinary, sNci
low middling. eNc; middling. 0Gc,
good middllng 10 i-iGc, middling fair, lose,
fair nominal
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements al the Levec.

Administrators City, st. Louis City
of Vicksburg, Natchez; Port Eads, st. Louis.
observation-disclosures City, hatcher; City
Of Vicksburg, st. Louis; Port Eads, New Or
leans Eugene. Arkansas river.
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per crate; kraut brls, $3.50; half brls, $.50
Garlic, SOC per 100, Turnips, sl.oo@l.25 per
brl.
ArpLEs-None in market except for ship
ment Dried apples, 6HCg715c per lb from
store. Dried peaches, 8@0c from store.
FRuIr-0range, $5.00@6.00 per box. Lem.
ons, $5.00@6.00 per box. Bananas, $1,000
200 per bunch.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $400
PoTAToEs-Firm; new, 81. 25g2.60 per brl.
PouLrRy--Chickens, spring, $l25@2.76
mixed, S2.00@2.25 hens, $2.5O@275.
EGGs--Quiet; boxes, lie; cases. II 40.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 0@6l9c; Tennessee, farmers stock,
4@5c; roasted, 21Ic higher shelled, 6@7c.
Pecans, Texas, 9@l2c.
RAIsiSs-London layers, $500; layers,
$2.76 California, $2.60@300.
BuTTER-Butterine, l5c; creamery, 20
@30c; dairy, l5@l7c; country butter, 100
15c
CIpER-ozark, $3.50 per brl. and $3.50 per
half bril-
VINEGAR-Per gal, Sale.
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NEW YORK, June 26.---The market was
quiet in demand and sales at previous re-
ports, but the movement of cotton goods
very free on old purchases.
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THE well known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonics and
most perfect nervine, are found in Carter's
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and COM
plexiou
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CLEVELAND, O., Juno 2a-pctrolcum-
Easy; Gw., iio', 7Hc.o
wusnoroS, N. O., Dune eo.-Turpen,ine
Dull $50.
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DRAIN aaa rre,i.ian..

CmcAoo. ILL.,, June 20-opcning on
change today was marked by better activity
and frmor tone for CEREALS than has pre-.
vailed for some time. July wheat took a
spurt up 10 Size shortly after the opening,
an advance over the close last night OF i,sc
August advanced tc over last night and
this made July &c premium. Prices lost
about DC, the early adyance before noon,
but the markets remained quite firm. Corn
was remarkably firm also, and July touched
&c early reacted 10 ts,fc and again sold
above tskc.
Provisions opened slightly higher all
around, but weakened before noon. Tho
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

imports-M AcRR GMATRR.G N6LRR
Rae o&sw R2 wagons, a Total. 10
bales
Erporu-Nons
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~. Louu, Mo-, June ae.--wool--Qulct
with a steady demand and values frm for
choice lots, but quoiatien' aro unchanged.
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NEw YonK, June b. Coffee - Brazil
grades were quiet at iia.o for spot fair (;
options quiet and easy, closing at decline
Of 6d25 points. Sales, 1000 bags June,
ti209i3O; July, $40 O9ii.06; August,
tas5di00o september, tO.75d9.oo; Oct
obcr, t00OCs06s. November se0oa00i; De-
oembcr, toOO@o.70 January, t0T6, Febru-
airy, $40, April, o. s0o8a y.
kugar...IlAw, firm; Engll ,h Islands, ii-i0c;
refined, firm and In good demand. C." $40
$40 extra &C" 5k0Db i3.i0c; white extra
&c 81; yellow, 5,E6t51lc. oh"A, O@0lsc;
mould "a, &c; standard "a" 0Io confcc.
TONERS "a" 0k000eC; cut loaf SCI crush
ed, sc, powdered, 70; gpnglated. 0HCt0.s5c;
cubes, &c. Molasscs-Sieady, at 1870 for
500 test Rioe-Quiet AMI unchanged.
CmcAoo, ILL.,, Juno e0.,- On the Produce ex.
change today the butter market was steady;
creamery, i6Y@is,fc dairy, i6@i7c. Eggs
STEADY; frcsh, i4csi4Sc,
CfNusSArt. o., June d. --whlsky--steady;
sales 500 barrels fnlsbcd goods on basis,
t1a nntter.-Quiet. tugar--firm. EGGS
-i2ai2Ifc. Checse--pull.
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Cash 9, quotations were q follows

Aurn UuOtuluNH Wtlt " lOllVW1s
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, Soc; No2 red, s2Kc;
No. 2corn, 4sstc; No. 2 oats, ilfc; No. 2
rye, 53c; No. barley, Csc; No. faxseed,
sl.so; prime timothy seed ~ 25@230.
Mess pork-Pcr barrel sl3.67lf; lard, per
100 lbs, $50, short rib sides (loose)g
ST.52lf; dry saltcd shoulders (boxedl $1,000
0.25; short clear sides boxed, E.06@s.00.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 10000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley 1900 bn.
Shipments-flour, GOO brls wheat H.
600 bu; corn, 30i, 900 bu; oats. i63, 900 bu rye,
ST. Lour, Mo-, June 20.-Flour-un.
changed. Wheat-spot strong and higher
options, there was an ndyance In the early
market followed by a reaction, but prices
again rallied and the feeling was unsettled
The close was firm az hCpNc above yester-
day. No. 2 rcd, cash, s2HGgSSci July, 70Js
@s0ssc, closing at S0Hc; August T0E@S0lfc,
closing at Soc September, Si@si Nc, closing
at sic; December, s4skSs5I.c, closing at s5c
Corn-0pencd strong, but declined on
offerings, rallied later, and closed 10 above
yesterday, No. 2, cash, 45,.Gi5kc; July,
i0H@4elfc, closing at 46hc; August, 46HS
47lsc, closing at 40Jsc asked; September
i6,leti7c, closing at so'.@46Jtc; tho year,
37@37kc, closing az SIC bid.
oats-Flrm; No. 2 cash, s2c bid; June,
S2Kc; July, &c; August 2SJs@2ic; Sep
TENDER, 2ilfc.
Rye-Dull: OOc. Barley-No market. Hay
Dull; prairie, t0.O0Gil.00, timothy $i2.0o
di6.50. Bran-Quict; SIC.
Cornmeal-Quiei; t20S.
Butter-Quiet dairy, il@i5c; creamery,
i5aisc. Egr-Dull; lie.
ProvisIons-Firm. PORK, sit6o. Lard,
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ui.eeliaasoos.


WHisKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
u. 5O6t6OO. Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, ti.506tlO0 Eastern
rycs ti.s56p00o according 90 age and make,
common whisky voC@L2S, according 70
proof
BAoaiso--76skc.
Powprn-Kcgs, 500 half kegx, t2.55;
quarter kegs, ti.15.
HiDEs--Dry flint, No. 1, ioc; No. 2 Tc. dry
salted, 6,fCo5c, green sailed, No, 1, bc, No.
2, SIC; green, StSic, shcepskins, i5c@ti.O0
Irregular.
TiEs-ti.i5.
sHor-Drop ti.i5. buck, h.7b
IrAD-hc.
NAnA-lron, t2.io. steel. t225@2ss.
TonAoco-Common, $50 other grades,
35(ds5c.
eNvTr-Garrctts, ti0s5; Ralph'a ti0. 25;
railroad, tp.Ss, Gail A Az, 500.
Coat ou,-frime white, wholesale lots,
0lfc per gal.
BKrswkx-isi20c.
TALLow-36tic.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, i0a
isc clear grease wool, 2Od25c, bury washed
2oGSoc; tub washed. 5OCtSic.
Household supplies
VunTrAuIra-Onlonn a2b0ld178 por hrl.
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Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, y. g. A..
MEMPHIS, June 26, pm.
The following observations are taken NJ all sta
lions named In the 18th meridian time, which Il
one hour later than Memphis time:
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New York Dry Goods Market.

western feeders, $3.10@3.40; Texans, 1915
@3.76; lambs, per head, $1.50@3.50.
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LAMBs-Choice, $780, common to good,
per head, 5000
Hoes--Choice light, 5@5hc; good, 4N@
5c common, 4<@41zc.
CArrLr-Ohoice, 311@i1fc; good, 3k@4c;
scallawags. nominal.
SnEEP-Choice, sc; medium, SIC; COM
mon 81 GOAL 80
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The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations
RANK STOCKS,
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o9o; February, 92s@oSo; March, $3.50
9.Ss; April, o.4e@9.4s; May, -. Sales.
"a, 800 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm--Middiing Cotton, o 3.4c
SALES Today, 800 Bale s-The Tone
the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE,

AppEAL OFffCE,
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1855.
In the money market the supply OF funds
Is ample for all business purposes and the
demand stcady---rate s per cent.
The clearinghouse report is as follows:
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MAGNOLIA BALM

l. LIQUID preparation foT shs flla. M sassh.
~. ce'liss i'sisssAins woaassfai'y nsssui5'isi
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INV YORK..
Spots opened steady and closed dull and
easy; middling, i05-i0 Sales, i28 bales. Quota.
tlons were as follows Ordinary, O-i0c. good
ordinary, O.. low middllng, oKc. middling.
10 b.ioc; good middllng iOtc mlddling
fAir, Ike, fair. Ike.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and
steady, A. follows June. i0.2S@i02i; July.
i02taio25. August, 1884. September, $500
oeo' October, o.oe9o7o, November aOoa
eoii Decenber, p0@e0i. January, 00sCo
poe February. e7b@eJo Mar>h. assoc "a;
April, eoi@oe2 May, o0o9iooo Bales.
q, bales
Nrw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and steady
and olosed steady middllng. 0,zc Sales, !,
oobalcs Quotations were ne follows ordi.
nary, 7eiec; good ordinary, s5.i0c; low
middlIng exc; middling, ekc, good mid.
ding. 1910.
Tutuss opened steady and closed steady,
q. follows june. e706a7i: July, e72@
ora August. p7i@o72 September. o.s5ci
p37. October. eieeei7i November, eoea
DO December. pnQoi2 January, oieos
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.

Oicn special cxcunon rates 10 its patrons for tho
next 81 daya-siA MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETURN, ilsluding gtnteroofns while at
Cincinnati Boats leave Memphis TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, arriving al Cincinnati MONDAYS and
THuRsDAiS, Zach boat carries hno string
baud special rates made 10 parties desiring %
make short trips up the river on ono boat aud ~
turnlngon another n 20 100 miles or 5000 miles.
10 bc gone ono day or twelve days. for full oar.
Freight and Passenger Agent Room d, Cotton Ex-
change Building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-27
LEE LINE.
For Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES for Eighteen DOB
lAr' Excursion season a fraction over one ceutn
n mile, including meals and atatcroomA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-27

Househofd h"pPIfea
vuouAuLrs-oni s2D0aa7s per brl;
N.D per sack Cabbage, homo grown, $50
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-27

Hiu y LOWS pfii i''t Wfhm"nd n WI w Nf6
LoNpos, June ~, p. m.---Consols closed
AZ Wfd for both money and the account
The hank Of England gained fi7 900 bullion
ON balance today. BAR silver, AZ 3i0d per
ounce.
nrnuS, June 2g--Tho statement Of the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows an In.
crease In specie of s. 20o,OJo marks.
P.uls June 20--Thrce per cent rcnlos,
S2f 2lfc for the account
nASK cLHAnINaa
EEw oHtr.Ss. La. June 90.-nank clear.
ingr, ssy7, Oil
~. IoutS No, June e0.-Clcarlngs, t25il,
600 balances, t305,b25.
Nrw YoRE, June e0.-Clearings ti0S, o50 e.
02i, balances. ~, 233,6 s5.
BALrrnoHr, Nd, June ~ Clearing, ti4.-
62i, sos, balances, t2220l0.
iO7, cO7i balances, o., 800, p6i.
PnlLAprLruts, June ~. ---Clearlngs, IA.
05e,0Di, balances, t2OeG $50.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-16

''No endeavor is in vain,
Its reward is in the doing:
And the rapture of pursuing,
Is the prize the yanquished gain"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-16
Uncarthing Buried Walnut Timber

The historic earthquake OF 1914
effected many changes in the earth's
surface in this part Of the country.
Reelsfoot lake, the popular resort of
duck hunters and fishermen, was
formed by the earthquake. A most
peculiar result happened when the lake
was made by the depression of land.
The region was covered with an abun-
dant growth OF fine walnut TIMBER,
much of which was buried under the
surface of the water, In due time
timber speoulatOrs made their appear
ance and cleared away all the walnut
forests, converting the trees into profit
able lumber.
No one thought of the immense
quantities of walnut timber imbedded
in the mud of Reelsfoot lake until a
short time ago, wheu shrewd specu-
lator thought that a fortune was
awaiting the man who could recover
the buried treasure. He formed a
company, which built dredging boats
and placed them on the lake. The re-
suit was that valuable tlmber deposits
were recovered in large quantities, and
the work is going on yet. The CON-
pany is getting rich, and has not half
exhausted the buried walnut trees.
The timber is sold to lumbermen at
high prices, and is Of superior quality
of walnut, the trees being large and
sound. The timber lies in the loose
nun under the shallow water, and IS
not difficult to drag ashore. 1t has
been protected for years from the cor
roding influences of the air, and has
never rotted. The buried trees are as
sound as when the earthquake buried
them in 1914