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Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
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Miss Iu King Eng, daughter of a
native Chinese Christian preacher in
this country, is preparing herself fol
missionary work and has just finished
her course in the Ohio Wesleyan Uni.
versity and entered the Medical Col
lege in Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. L. Harrison is a candidate
for the chair of archaeology at Uni.
versity College, London. Sue is the
most distinguished authority on the
art OF Greek vases. mud is disputing
the place with some of the most emil
nenJ archaeological experts in Eng
land.
When Mrs. Fawcett, daughter oil
the late postmaster general Of Eng
land, applied 10 famous mathemGti
cal coach at Cambridge to be taken ap
his pupil, she was rudely repulsed,
and The ungsllGnt tutor remarked that
he "Would ta4e no ta8hias. This
same bIiss FawCelt has been syste,
malicaliy beating lhGbs men Of her
year 10 the Trinity College examine
lions, and will doubtless be senior
wrangler Tor the ensuing year.
Miss Minnie We5tman, aged &c
years, is mail carrier In Oregon
Her route lies through a mountain
region hich is filed with bears and
other obstacles totravel, and yet Mis-.
Wcslmau, who rides night and day,
knows no lear. she rides a study
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
BEE HIV E.
3O6 MARKET STREET.

We are showing thousands
Of useful things that make a
very sensible present for the
coming holidays, and mention a
few below.
Thousands OF Handkerchief
from sc to So each. Our as.ort-
ment is immense and Includes
an attrs ctive line Of Silk Muf1ers
You will iemember those fine
hemsfitched init handker
chiefs for gentlemen we sold so
many Of last year. Well, we
have a better this time.
Also one for Ladies. Also a
large line Of Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Combs, Pocket Books.
Hand Bags, Silk Fishues at ex
ira low prices.
Stamped Linen goods, Cor
sets, Ribbons, Silk or wool Nit
tens. Children's Plush, Velvet
or Cashmere Caps. s ON c
beauties among them Muff and
Boas, Gossamers for ladies and
chlld,en, and a good Rubber
Coat for boys; over 400 I'm
brellas from soc to 50. Gent's
furnishing goods. Kid Gloves
and Mittens. fur top.
Linen Table Sets. Towels,
perfect beauties. Fancy table
covers, fine blankets, Century
cloth, calico and ginghams, an
endless variety of diess goods
Silks and pushes Ladies'
Skirts, jackets. listers. Rag
lans, Plush Goats and Wraps,
and a big line OF Children's
Goats, and Kriss KrinkIe to
please the little ones. You
know our prices are right,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

horse and carries trusty revolver. SO
far her only adventures have been with
bears, but they have not been Of a very
serious nature, though by the average
young lady they would no doubt be
regarded as startling.
Miss Mary Garrett, who Is the
wealthiest unmarried woman In the
United States, has DEVOTED the most Of
her time TO nursing. She nursed her
mother through her long illness, and
was her fathers nurse during the try.
ing days preceding his death. Now
she is In constant attendance upon her
brother, Robert Q. Garrett. Hiss Ger.
rett Is short and dark. She eiways
wears glasses aud dresses in black. A
solitaire diamond ring is her only Or
nament. Notwithstanding her enor.
nous wealth, she has had very sad
life.
Margaret Manton, a journalist, is
said TO he ono of the best amateur
rifle and pistol shots In the world.
She was taught in 1875 at Fort Lin.
coin, OAK by Colonel Cody, ''Bufialo
Bill" While in Denver, she was
q member Of the Arspahoe Archery
Club, and won the gold arrow from
thirty competitors In Mexico, In 1880,
she won silver cup from a dozen
crack military shots for pistol shooting
at twenty PAGES, and she has won
many prizes In private contests. She
is lond of rifle shooting on horseback,
glass ball shooting, cutting cards on
edge, and other fancy shooting, but
sees no sport In hunting, and stead
lastly refuses to use her skill to take
lie.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
RINo orr TIE oLU-RiNs IN Tar
NEW.

King out. wild balls. TO the Wild Fky,
- hyiny cloud, the frosty llRht;
ne year u dying IN the night,
hlnB our, Wild bslls and let hin die.
Ring out the old, rins IN tbs nsW-
ktnsl haDpf bells, Aeross the snow;
Ihe yoaf is going, let him 20;
King out the false, ring IN tie true.
Hing out tho felge that "a u the mind,
Foo those t1at hare We $50 more,
RirR out the ieud OF rich ana pouT,
Mag In REDRESS to all mankind.
Ring GU, n slowly dying CAUSE,
And arc ent forms Of party rife;
HING 10 tho noble mo o. OF lifO,
with sWeeSsT manners. parer laws.
Hlng nnt the want, the care, tho ain,
The felthlesi oOliusa5 OF tho times;
htpg cut ring out my m Jurniul rhymes,
Bat ring the iuilOr minstrel IN.
Rins ont fslsS Pride "a plscl and blood,
me c'vto SANDER aud the spite;
hing IN the love Of truth and right,
King Ia the esmmon lows 81 EoO1.
Rlrg GU. old sh PES Of foul al olse,
hing tut the DanOWipK lun Of solt5
Ring out tho thousand wars OF old,
King In the thou5Ani years Of peace,
Ring in ITO valiant man an I fee,
The larger heat, tbs kindileF hand,
King out he darknOsa Of the land
King In tae Ohrst that IL to be.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
Useful and Handsome
PRESENTS.

We have now on sale, pur-
chased expressly for Holiday
Trade, a handsome and useful
line of goods. We shall devote
a portion of our first floor and
a large part of the second
floor to their display.
The giving of useful articles
for Christmas GIFTS is growing
more popular each year, and we
want our share Of this trade.
The prices will be carefully
looked after.
In Reed and Rattan Goods
VIC are showing many things
novel and cheap. Rocking
Chairs, $50 to $500; Children's
Rockers, SL75 up. Work
Baskets, Music Stands, Wood
Baskets, etc. High Backed
Rockers in Antique Oak and
Mahogany, $3.50 to $1,000.
Madras Curtains, Lace Cur
tains and Heavy Draperies. A
word about these goods. We
have frequently been told this
fall our line Of these goods was
the finest in the city. During
this month we will sell all Cur
tains at a reduction Of 10 per
cent.
Another department in holi-
day attire is our Rug and
Mat Department. Choice things
in Smyrna, Velvet, Goat and
Sheep Skins.
Handsome Linen Cloths in
sets. Damask Towels, IA very
appropriate gift) Down Pillows
and Quilts, Blankets, etc.
Come and look over the
many things. Some will find
favor in your eyes, we hope.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The Kiamepsi Can Club was reor
ganlzsd on Wednstday evening and
some few OF the members shos At the
clAys on Saturday Last with the follO@-
ing result cut Of . possible "a: II
Pyle. 49, W. Ruth, 81 T Cry, 10; @.
Lancaster, 81 J. Pile, 1Oi ". Deiehton,
III ] Crouch, 10 Tao above club Il
open 10 challenges from any amateur
clubR.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
ROTIoRg.
Wilmington COAL GAS 70
Gas STOVES
DMuIok OHRlsImA9 RnnKa q.

Ehu1OE OHBisI MAS hooks.
~ John q. Buant, the Well.hnOWn book
siler, desires the waOle human family 70
know that he 10 aEsIn iOoatad st No Il saBt
I'm Gtreoti and h9 IL prepared. as In years
pRst % furnish ell kinds OF books by ca h or
installnent ~ cheap az any the eide the
Dueiness He will supply any book wanted
on u popular plan OF tmall woeslv and
monthly payments Mr. BfyRnls stook con
Hists Of BIBLES, albums. biLtortes, dotionR-
Ties. stlAa medical and musical books OF all
kinds Orders ioit a. IA east TN ptroar, or Gt
ltb east I'd street, will receive trompt and
faithful attention. agents vented. Adore /
lT.l2t JOHN o. BRYANT, IL east I'm st.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

That everybody ought to know that A
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs OF the best.
we'll cleaned coal in every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory klndlinR wood In
large loads. Lime TOR WhitawAshiuR.
Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Central
offioe, Seventh and King streets. Look
Tor the bias Sign. Open In the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

10 East Fourth street, for cheap aud
good produce, apples, potatoes, lemons,
oranges, butter and eggs, at the lowest
market pEIoe, wholesale and retail,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

To meet the demand for pure, sweet,
lard, P0wdermaker g Brother, at No So
King street, are now making a superior
article which they are putting up In 2h
pound buckets for family use. This lard
is strictly pure, and made from the very
best material.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Thy q bottle of Bronchial Balm II you
have . cough. 10 will not cost you any
thinR unless It relieves yen Then 1t is
only 25o. Bold at NAudRin's pharmacy,
9th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Would alter house alter March 26th
next, No Sis Madison street, into store
for good tenant. Would make q good
laundry stand. Apply 70 W. SCOTT
Vernon, REPUBLICAN office,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Tba largest BOo. and 200 dolls you
evsreseB, French bitqua kid bodies They
have On elegant line OF holiday goods OF
all kinds at Hukill b PoiSts, Second and
Tatnall stTeeta.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Firm the Hon. Lsvl Fettsrs: Barnes.
towD, Pa, Oct. 3, 1888 - DR.. Joseph NJ.
Fulton's Cough Syrup is the best RENE
dy for . GOLD ever used. Levi Fatters.
Sold by N, B. DAnforth. ESQ,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Why will you coughR Bronchial
Balm will cure you; It is guaranteed 10
do the work or your money refunded.
Price 25o. Sold at Naudhin's phsr.
macy, 9th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
TO Save Life

scrently requires prompt action. An
delay y citing for the doctor .nsy
sIt,ndoa Wtsh serious consequences
keciaIls b assss Of Group, Pneumonia.
c'tsy Es.eg3 and lung troubles
sarc x. ssssgS eaould DO without .
Htlg o. - ~ Cherry Pectoral,
Ia L.. sEs ~ ttself, in thousands Of
q, ljy Usss Emergency Medicine
dssoysFSS. II gives prompt relief
Il prepares tiiS way for thorough
N, wl,.t % osftaln to be effected BY
cau,nH 81 use. a
4 If fedner, NJ. d, Mt. Vernon.
II .r# q" ] have found Ayers Cherry
htr-. o, pssfeCt cure for Croup IN all
II. have known the worst cases
t.rai .., & very short time by its use
4 Ial,ihe "a Esmllies 90 use Il ~ sud
cnrrCe1cssg, for coughs, Group, &c.
4 j. BtdEOn, NJ. d., Aiiddletowu,
In., snys; 81 lave used Ayers
4g laotOrni with the best effect in
ra.t.ya. This wonderful prepare.
4 or, saved my life. l had con-
hI' na4ll, night swoats, was greatly
1rt On flesh, aud given up by ms
fHH One bottle and a half OF tile
fi0W. r'red me.
cannot Say enough in praise Of
Cherry Pectoral," writes Il.
Seioa o. Palestine. Texas, "believ
a, DO that, but for its use, should
ntr,. have lipl.U
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Fine cough candles for cough and
colds can be found At Mo Wesi Sac.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

BuGh'S, french street. wharf is sAa plAs:
b. buy your sosl
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

IL cabinet photos at Uummiuga' gall
cry for ca. s0l Market atrsst,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
CONE TETS WEEK
Ihese Prices fu[ a FeH laII

Ladies' ine pebble, button, worth g..
25; now 81 rs.
l. dies, fine kid, button, worth g. 25;
now S1.75.
Misses pebble, button, school shoes,
now Csc
Misses pebble, button, school shoes,
Misses pebble button spring heel, now
el.00.
Misses pebble button spring heel, now
S125.
Misses fne Pebble, spring heel, worth
$500; now S1.50.
Misses fine, Straight Goat, spring heel,
worth $3.50; now W 20.
Misses hne, Kid Button, spring heel,
worth $3.50; now $500.
Prices su b as are now fixed upon these
have never before been named OF thought
Of in connection with the quality or finish.
Little Boys lace shoes 75c and 81 90;
sizes, 10, IL to IL
Little Boys high cut button or lace;
sizes, II to 2; now 81 %.
Children's Pebble and Kid Springs,
now Soc.
Chlldren's Pebble and Kid Springs,
now Tee,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

DRACTICAL BARBER WANTS SIT
4 In some Eood-pSying shop, Address n,
q. NJ, this othee. dl2-8.o
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

NoTICE-C0UNCIL NO. IL AMERI
IN can FTaternal Cir. le win inset Tuesday
night, 18th lust, al Z O'Clock in Stanton Hall
for the purpose OF institutinR the above coun-
ell. by order, W. Il. GA LAHER
di7-2ts Deputy Supreme Chancellor.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
ThGse Prices for a Few OaVs

Mems hip pillow shoes, now 81 25
Mems working shoes, now 81. rs
Mems W rking shoes now 81 co.
Mems kip blucher hook lace, now 81 so
Men coarse boots, now 81 as
Mems coarse boots, now 81 co.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 So
Little Boys Coarse Boots, now 81. 90;
sizes, II and Is
Plenty of reduced price Ladies' pebble
and kid button shoes at great saving to
those who purchase now.
Mems hook lace shoes, now 81 30.
Mems hook lace sh es, now t1.75.
Mems Congress CATERS, now $3.50.
Mems Waukenphast hook lace, now
$3.50.
Remember your privilege TO return and
have exchanged, If you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned, II you
are not satisfied that you have secured a
bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
No 2O6 MARKET STREET, %,
Wilmington.
William H. BabCOCk.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

EoR RENT - ONE FIVE-RoOMED
j house. large ward, q per NOR Tn. also one
uine-roomed house ahd store 80 PER month.
1 rtets ns0-u
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

MyUTlOk-I INTEND TO APPLY AT
IN toe DeAs session OF the General As
hembIy Of the state Of DelRWAFe, for an Ab.
selute divorce from my husband, EdHin
humphries.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

EoR RENT-THE BRIGHT HOUSE
It at Re hobUth, and truck farm near thl
city, GEO. W BRiGHF
dii.tf III Market b., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
TLEuTIoN EorIUE.

NYOTlUE is hERBBY GIVEN THAT /.
IN Ulysses q. kvRnB, intend to ERh will
prefer . petition 70 the next General ~
teDbly OF the state OF Delaware, for an ab-
aolute divorce from my wife. Ida EVaRB.
ULYSSES q. EYAHS.
leo. 7, 1858 In
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

OH REWARD WILL RS PAID FOR
ID llfo m 4lI1n that will ioAd 70 the TO-
eoga oil two DrcWn Eoyts, one lIge, the
other small, At slEt and Monroe strso.s,
East Lake ParE. dtT 2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A uEnT5 WANTEU TO SELL THE
N hoM y BlECTklU METAL PsLISh
Toe most valuable compound ever put upon
ths ~ srket. It 10 an article bound to have
an enormous sale. Large PROFITS ASSURED to
live oanvAsseTs. Apply between and II o..
clock, q. ~, az the otlos OF the ACME
kLEOTblU METAL POLI5H COMPANY
Room II ExohanRe Building, 3. ", oOrDeT
7th aud MarEet, eitE. o2G Il
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

IN RENT-TWO Or mOKE PLEAS.
AIT rooms TOT Fight h5usoEeeping;h a.,
second q third hcu'; Reasonable term d.
dress U. D., this ONCE. dts.slA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

g0OR RERE--A EiPB EuOM E3b q
r0oi0ty 4 tie Harl aass Dgil1insi llth
nd naeE0e streets. Apply ~ =, n O.
dAHLItY 10. " 10th as, eb's'
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
Gr'S Cherry PeGtOraI,

PREPARED ny
:, c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
bI Ill Druggists. Prise eli aiE bottles, o.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A NOTICE.
"A james MouOWAn thaing leased his
BLACK mith shop, No. l0l Orange street TO
Patrick Toner, thanks tho pubic for tho
PATRONAGE bestowed on him
TIE undersigned having leSsed the AboVs
shop, Monday, December IT, Is prepared TO
do FIRST cllSl nors shceing only. For fur
thar information cal on the pre- misses.
diA 81 PATRI, X TUN8R,
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Grnin md Pto,isIons.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug 17LWhle the situa-
ton today was regarded n very strong in
wheat by the trade, the advance sustained
near the close Of the session was but &c.
The greatest activity and the highest prices
Of the day came early. The foreign adyices
were bullish, and, while prices Of futures
were quoted rs tending upwards, spot wheat
was one penny dearer in The British markets.
| The bull news came from the scaboard ana
| from the northwest. At New York foreign
| houses were buying, and dispatches stated
| that only the heavy realizing ON Yesterday
| purchases prevented n big advance. The
news Of very low temperature approaching
very near, II not quite, 20 injurious irosts IN
| the northwest, filled every ones ears. The
opening was sensational, with prices about
| Nc over last night. Tho buying was so
| general that another Nc was added before ~
o'clock. Then there was period of realiz-
ing and September, after touching $3.50 lc
over last night, reacted 10 $3.50 and toward
| the close kept between SlAMSiAc. Wheat
closed steady at about 10 advance for the
day.
Corn closed &c higher for future con-
tracts after fair volume Of trading, and a
range of fully lc for leading futures. As In
| wheat the conditions made the crowd bull
ish aud opening prices were steady. When
the cold weather reports came 80 thick
early the price Of September moved up from
Az c, the bottom TO i59.c, the top Tor thC
day, in short order There was reaction
To- i5c and later drop 10 iIAc, and the
price closed at iiISc.
The improvement In corn had good
effect on oats which were strong and closed
with an advance of h@lsc for near futures
Mess pork was active aud prices covered 4
wide range Opening sales were at l0@l2lE'
higher and advanced 2OM2jc more. Tn,
advance brought free selling by local traders
aud q reaction Of l0dl2lfc was recorded ant
the market closed steady at intermediate
figures Lard was active aud higher. Open
ing at be- advance, n further appreciation o
lOc was recorded, followed boy reaction o
2isd5c Short ribs opened nc up, nd
yanccd lOc more, but reCcdcd 74GylOc, an,
closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw NuHK Aug. l7.-Muncy on call easy
at ~ a. ~ per cent, last loan per cent,
closing offered NJ ? per cent Prime mcr-
camille paper i@dli FER cent Sterling cN'
change dull but steady nj SiHh for sixty
day bills, aud tl.s7 for demand
Government bonds have been dull and
strong. State bonds dull without feature.
The stock market today was again CON
trullcd 10y the bear operators, and although
the only untayoruhlc news consisted Of re-
ports Of light frosts In the extreme north
west, no trouble was experienced Ia mark
| ing down prices. The tradingwas very light,
| however. aud the brokers for the bear clique
were the only prominent sellers uf stocks,
with the exception Of Chicago house which
sold $500 shares II Northwestern early In
the day. The operations began with an
attack on ST. Paul shortly after the opening
aud that stock declined Iic In the iirst hall
hour. The Vanderbilt stocks were then
mdcd and no resistance was met IN either
Lake Shore or Northwestern. IN fact North
western shows the greatest decline of any
stock ON the list, and IL u the only one
| In which n decline uf more than per cent
was recorded when the bear selling orders
were exhausted, m they were at intervals
during the day, the market became dull but
strong aud showed a tendency 20 advance,
/ but fresh pressure was put ON whenever u
rallied, aud In the last hour an organized
attack was made on all the active stocks aud
/ prices declined with a rush toward the close.
/ In the final attack the Gould stocks were
| the chief sufferers, while the coalcrs had n
| hrm undcrtonc, aud In one " the periods ~
| dullncss lhckaNauna moved up ~ percent
! above the opening figures. In the last hour
! all the active stocks shared In the depression
aud the market closed weak NJ about the
lowest prices Of the day. Northwestern
suffered the greatest loss from the day
business, aud closed - per cent below last
nights final prices. Missouri Pacific closed
/ 4. PER cent. lowcr lake Shore ~ per cent.
Michigan Central y Per cent, Reading :.
per cent, Western Union per cent, and
/ others fractional amounts.
The railway bond market was weak aud
sales wcrc generally made At declining hg.
urcs. The total transactions amounted IL
| 81, lAi, OD. of which Reading second incomes
/ furnished Si57.up1 The total alcs " stocks
to-day were l7h,Ol5 shares. Closing quota.
| tluuss
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General News.

The City OF Cairo is due here, en- route
from Natchez toSt Louis.
TE Gayoso, now In port, clears this even
ing at o'clock for Tiptonville.
ruE Lee line packets were in and out yes
terday with fair trips both ways.
Tnr Jennie Campbell is loading several
bargrs with rock at Carrsyille for this port.
TnR Buckeye State, en- route from Cincin-
natl 10 this port, at latest accounts was hard
aground at Dog island, just below Casey
vile.
Tue City Of Monroe passed here yesterday
morning on her way from 81. Louis TO
Natchez. She discharged several hundred
packages Of freight aud added big lot OF
sundries.
TnE channel span Of the Chesapeake q
Ohio bridge az Cincinnati is entirely closed,
aud stcambuattncn are about To make "a
kick. The matter will be referred TO the
Secretary OF War at once.
Carr J. FRANK ELLISON, OF the Hudson,
has taken. temporarily, command Of the
iron steamer Cherokee, plying in the St
Louis and Illinois river trade. Capt. John
swccny, late mate Of the Hudson, has been
rendered the matcship.
J. BARrLrsoN, Government contractor, will
begin operations on the Grand Chain dixie
when the Ohio goes down three feet more,
which point IL promises 10 reach In the near
future. lie has just completed, at Metropo-
lis, two crib boats 10 be used ON the works.
Carr. ANDREW J. DEARrH, pilot Of the
steamer Rosa Lee, died yesterday morning al
o'clock of Inflammation Of the bowels. lie
will be buried Sunday morning. Capt
Dcnrth was tifty-One years old. He Is well
known, and had friends on the river by the
thousands.
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t.roeerIe..

Nrw YopK, Aug. i7.-ColIcc-opilons
opened steady; near months advanced =
points, remainder Of months unchanged 10
} points decline, closing steady aud q light
business Sales, -, 80 bags August. 5000
@i06. September tiOtptiu5O, October,
o.. sOdpSS November, sNsi, December
tD7OCt0sO February, p>,mpOO, MAY,
5000 Rio on the spot steady, fair, car.
,snes ilt.r = I'd
Sugar-Raw strong. morc active refined,
fairly active and firm. M1h~cs-Scarrc
nominal Ricc-FaiTly active aud firm.
NV ORtrANs, la, Aog i7.-Conce-
Qnict hut steady, Rio, common 10 prime
i2s@i5isc Rlcc-Dull; ordinary 90 good,
36ttlic Cotton seed produgb -Nominally
unchanged. sugar-Quiot Louisiana open
kettle common, axe ecnlrmgnls, choice
white, 5,kc, prime yellow clarified, 1901
S.iGc. seconds, 6HQ6Ac. M'asscs-Stcady;
open Kettle, fair 20 good, iotAc, common TO
good fair, 10000. common 10 good common,
lSCtlic, centrifugal, prime Ia good prime,
lSc, fair 90 good fair, iOtgllc, inferior 10
good common, i0@ibc.
Cnlc,0o, H., Aug II. On the Produce
exchange to-day. the butter market was
quiet fancy Creamery, is'sWin'sc, fair 20
good, iimitc fancy dairy, lhs,i,hc, good 20
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C,NNrn Goops Pine apple, tl7S peaches,
2 lbs. standard s2uu 8 lbs. standard f2.21.
second. fiJ1 Tomatoes. lbs standard,
st.Ui lbs. standard, SIS Strawberries
ti55 Rasphorrics a ~ nlickhcffics, A. ~
ttl 40 Grcn rngrs. si.ibti0 Pears " ~
Cti73 rlums. ii55 Asparagus 1850
as. Green corn, tl7jCti o. Urccn peas
" G50bipD Cove oysters. full weight / 10,
soc. 2 lbs. tiOSdi7,. light weight, 05a15c,
lbs tlD Condensed milk-Crown, $50
Eagle, S1b. Swiss. $40. salmon, 81 &
sardiucs, N7t mustard ariincs, $50
Markcrcl tijp herring nackcrl. ti.25.
StoAE-Puc white. Nc. oil white, e,
yellow clarified 7An5'sc refined A, Nc,
standard graduated. skgssc, powdered,
$50. cut loaf $50. hm
CofTrt=.C Common. iir. ordinary, Ice, fair.
lie, prime Rio isc. choice % fancy. lDc. old
government, Jna32c. steady
SALt-Siginaw, iiJoti IS per brl. Ohio
river ii@gi ~ pee brl sks, fine, ti.359e
lie coau,e. VI 1901 10 pkis 2.M7c.
quiet
CASnin-stiok, all Sizes, In hS,, pals and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

The amount Of bulliondf ne into the Bank
of England on balanc;2oday is 10000
Bar silver, AZ l-l6d per Oh ee.
BANK cLK&ikGs
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Aug. Ih-Bank clearings
$0,070OO0. -,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug, l7-Bank clear
ings, S66Y, IS0. In
NEW York, Aug. l7.-Clcarings, 800, 76l,-
0is; balances, 81 1882, $685.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. T-Clearings, ST.
0O3, 533; balances, S3S9,734
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. I1-Clcarings 81
G22, 1885, balances, 1921 ,33i,
BosroN, Mass, Aug. IT.-Clcarings, Hl,-
370,0S0; balances, II ,470S05,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug l7.-Clearings,
$40, 1858, 3l7; balances, $l,7Gl,O75,