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Mr.. Rivers Appointments.

ILL hIs0iS AppolAuinou1o'
Flournoy Rivers, the democratic
for presidential elector fol
the 7th congressional district O
Tennessee, will address his fellow
citizens upon the issues of the cam
paign at the places and on the dates
named in the following schedule
Speaking will begin as nearly al
possible at l o'clock, p. 10. A di
vision of time will be granted TIT
representatives of any other politi
cal parties.
Clifton, Sep. "a;
Waynesboro, Sep. %;
Ashland, Sep. 26;
Newberg, Sep. 81;
Summertown. Sep. %;
Lawrenceburg, Sep. 80;
Dixon Station, Oct. 8;
Charlotte. Oct. g.;
Centreville, Oct. 10;
Whitfield, Oct. IL:
Etna, Oct. II;
Franklin, Octs15;
College Grove, Oct. Is;
Hillsboro, Oct. II:
Spring Hill, Oct. Is;
Culleoka, Oct. 10;
Columbia, Oct. 20;
Mt. Pleasant, Oct. %;
St. Joseph, Oct. %;
Prospect, Oct. &c:
Lynnville, Oct. q;
Diana, Oct. %;
Bunker Hill, Oct. 80;
Elkton, Oct. 81;
Marbuts, Nov.1;
Bohemian, Nov.2;
Campbellsville, Nov.3;
Pulaski, Nov. 8.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

Get rid of the ulcer fungus on
the body polite! The sooner the
better.-Clarksville Tenn. Chronicle
Blaine or HarrisonI
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

The Nashville American thinks it
probable that Gov. Taylor will leae
the democratic ticket in November
several thousand.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

So Blaine has won aud "Prohlbi-
tory Tariff and Trusts Forever,
the New York Star says,is to be the
republican battle cry.i
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

There never has been q president
WHO could equal Grover Cleveland
in saying exactly the right thing, at
the right time and in the right way.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

Memphis is rigidly quarantined
against the yellow fever infected
tiles of Florads.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

The Banner uses the head line
"Sleep Disturbegs' oyer its list Of
births.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

Blaine missed good opportunity
to have another fit when he read
Cleveland late message.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

Murfreesboro will form q bivouc
soon to be known as the j. b. Pal.
mer bivouac.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

According to Duun's weekly re-
vicg the trade outlook is brighter
everywhere.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

The woolen mills at Cleveland,
Tenn, were burned Friday. Loss
$4,000.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

In the recent primary elections
in China Harrison carried all the
boxes-tea- boxes and all.
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TOWN LOTS

of land, situated on tie north side of the
public square in Pulaski, Tenn, each 'front.'
ing abont 30 feet on the square and running
hack about 80 feet in depth.
TERMS OF SALE
The personal properly will he sold on a
credit Of 10 mon this; the real estate and town
lots on a credit of one and two years.
Notes with approved personal security re-
quircd OF purchasers in each case, bcarin g
interest from day of sale. and lien will be
retained upon the land for it's pdrct ase
money.
Parties desiring any further information
can obtain same by comforting with Wilkes
& Steele. Attorneys, Pulaski, Tenn, or with
me at Buford Station, Giles county, Tenn.
ROSABEL s. DICKERSON,
This Aug. 81, 'sS. Executrix.
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Our Caudidate for President.

Our C"Od1date for Presfeent,
He will be nominated by the conven-
ton and will be elected by the people.
because he will come the nearest to fill
ing their ideal of a Chief Magistrate.
Electric Bitters has been given the
highest place, because no other medi-
cine has so well filled the ideal of a
perfect tonic and Alternative. The peo-
Pile have endorsed Electric Bitters and
rely upon this great remedy in all
troubles of liver, stomach and kidneys.
For all malarial fevers and diseases
caused by malarial poisons, Electric
Bitters cannot be too highly recon-
mended. Also cures headache and con.
stipation. Satisfaction guaranteed OF
money refunded. Price 50c. and 81 a,
Grigsby Bros drug store.
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VI, '''S, "r'fVuHVIHK 70 HI,UO4,6UV
NorE.-Tickets drawing Capital PrizeS
are not entitled to terminal prizes.
~ For Club Rates, or any further in.
foT nation desired, write legibly to the I'M.
ders gned, clearly stating your residence,
With State, County, Street and Number.
More rapid return mail delivery will be ass
cured by your enclosing an Envelope tear-
ing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary
letter: Currency by Express (st our ex-
pense) addressed to
M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Wnshingiou N a.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

AFFECT; TO TRAIN GIRLS BY STRENGTHENING AND DE De
onno the three fold nature Teaching uncxceed sua
ton for Grounds ample and beautiful
ndnps comfortable Home care ana couior
Eocution and of masters ond or catalogue
go Az, . dscdina elsewhere 2suy A.
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Cir a'nlaslsi Gitisnz.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1888.

LAPS, .. Mcc0RD, - Editor
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Father.

EaGn0re
Loss OF sleep sustained FROM anxiety
spent over the little one so slowly and
pitifully wasting away from the effect
of teethipg unfit you for business; why
not try Ur. Biggers' Huckleberry Cor
dial?
Old Alabama.
w. C. Lourd, Leesburg, Ala, writes
My little babe, ten months old, was al
most dying from teething, gave it DIR.
Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial, the hap
piest result followed. Every home
should haye it.
The Old Grandmother
insists on the mother giving the little
one DIR. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial
she knows it will cure both young and
old of all bowel trOu bles, and not con-
stipate as many preparations do with
injurious effect.
The Speed of Heat and Cold.
1t has been asked which travels faster
heat or cold, and answered heat. Be
cause any one can catch a cold, L
| therefore follows that every one should
keep Taylor's Cherokee Remedy o
| Sweet Gum and Mullein, which will
cure coughs, colds and consumption.
The "Old man of the noun tains'
says he is not a candidate for U. S
Senate. :.
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
~ cATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
Csaal Notices.

NOTICE. =. .,o o...n,. c.r-, =,
the United for the Middle Dlstriet Oh Aaoan-
The American Loan and Trust Company
The Montgomery and Florida Railway In eaui''-
1rder and by virtue Of decree the 7h day
OF June 1885, in the above entitled cause the UNDER
cordance with the provisions OF sad decree ne wls
noon in front OF the postonce In the ely OF Mont.
gomcry State OF Alabama, proceed TO sell nc public
auction the highest bidder all the railroad line OF
thence I'M soutneastery direction 20 Chatahoochce,
Florida aad all branch between said points includ-
Ing therein the roadway and trace together with all
Watering places work shops machine shops, machinery,
side tracks turnouts, turntables. Weighing scales hx.
tlres locomotives tenders. rolling stock. fuel equip
mens and all other property which Is necessary Or
dlnariy used In operating said railroad and ali rights
and prvileges OF way, transit which now con-
sructed purchased acquired held, possessed owned
and all corporate rights privileges and franchises Of
aid company, together with all and singular the tene-
uens hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
ioncnga portion only Of said railroad having eesn con-
strvcted- -
The purchaser at sad sale pay the sum OF thirty
sand dollars in cash, Payment forfeited
In case OF Noncompliance With the OF said sale
balance OF said purchase be paid the
balance may De PAID either In cash such the bonds
and overdue coupons belonging thereto proved
aud allowed IN this cause; the 20 be received
such price or value as would DO equivalent the dis
titled to receive In ease the entire OF the bid
paid IN cash nder the provisions OF this decree bid
VII De accepted i9r Less sum than hundred thousand
dollars JOSEPH w. DIMMICk, Special Master.
Montgomery. Ala, June z, 1888
GRANVlLLL Z. uAWES and RICE WILEY,
Solicitors for Complainant
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The transactions in State bonds included only
Virginia Gs deferred receipts NJ Id. VI Guy
bank stocks, PhenM solu wv AZ loi, anu Irving
The general market for railway binds did not
sympathiZe with the share speculation. But MIS-
souri,, Kansas and Texas general 6s 'old down 10
IS. and the IS TO so l-2a5I, and fist IS 10 03.
Erie second 6s fell Oft from 50 = &c "a Ia on
bear7 raid, and Burlington and Quincy as, Ne
braskas were in free supply at w S,4a9@ -.
Central Of New-Jersey 5s rose to lOs 3.S. hocK
Island 5s were firm at lO7 "a. northwestern
twentyive-yedr debcnture 5s were strong az
lO5 IA NewYork Chicago and e. saci ace yo 4s
firm for all issues Wabash, Chicago division, rose
TO SO IA. Reference is made to cur AL report OIL
bond sales. Cd, u
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates SOFA to'ooo
at "a 1-2a33 1-2, Chicago Gas $50 at 81 III
North River Construction t2OOl at . - anu
Kingston and Pembroke Iron llOO) at % oV' -
Money was in abundant supply at lal L. Per
cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, s7O'4os,4s2; o""'H'e''
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House STA sos. Its net loss on balance Oh oaeuI
day and to-day was sl49,306, made up ~ % cam
loss of s37s3S4 less currency gain OF s5ss,g.S'
The two days operations covered: heceip,s,
s25sG9O2; payments, &C. 736, POS; leaving the
general balance az sl670s6, 793, consisting OF
$152, SEA coin and SIS, II 22o currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day s4O4, 900 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were s725,4ss and the In
ternal revenue receipts were $67e.36s.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compales with the
figures of the last previous statement as f0llows'
June .. Jme IL Differences.
Net cold on hand $3.50 6s8 $3.50 3T3 5 Dec So ~
Net silver on hid S52l'ieol es,oJ9,9s2 Inc "'-'''A
Net legal tenders a,aooa ecT "a.
On hand A,Soeoo S1coa,Sou Inc ooo,'
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
certiacstss s2s7 o32 5o5 s2s7 765 100 Inc sIS3:el
Deposits In banks 53.l4s,75J 527s2 2se Dec aoo,'h
Net css esao 23s $40 Inc ss20s44
The foreign exchanges were In better demand
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

the average estimated at 81 S.
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.--The receipts OF Beeves
have been Light and with prices constantly tending up
ward at the West very firm market has resulted here
On wednesday there advance OF 1Oeloc per ioo
n and on Friday still further improvements Ok 1od-oe'
aud not cattle enough 10 go around.
European markets were q fraction higher on Tuesday,
but with increased receipts later In the week prices were
noe maintained
The heavy supply OF Live Calves wednesday caused
little weakness at the close and Thursiay there was
decline OF Lac per n but Veals on rather hght
supply Friday recovered, with Euttermiks continuing
weak TO the close.
sheep a moderate supply have been in good demand
and prices advanced &c n Wednesday and the ad
maintained to the close Of the week Lambs
forward very freely and umbled fully 1c per ON
Thursday with dull sale Friday at barely sustained
figures active demand Saturday about cleared
the pens but there was Quotablc change in prices
Hogs showed more lrmness during the latter part on
the week. and City Dressed closed firm Friday ana &C
higher than at the close OF the preceding week. but the
feeling weak Saturday.
BEEVES-Reeelps yesterday and to-day were BOT cars
Of 5417 head2 direct East Side saugherers ia
Oak CHI for exp1r. alive; u az 6Othst OF
which 80 were for T. G. Eastman aud IL cars Tor D.
Stern and 10 at Jersey City, Of which IL cars were
shipment and dozen carloads for butchers direct
The offerings were In excess OF the supply on any
previous market day OF the but butchers were
cattle and trode fairly brisk early in the
day closing dull with number OF carloads to carry over
Texans and Common 10 Fair Natives opened at about
Fridays closing prices but closed 106l5c lower ana
Good Prime Steers sold the highest figures Of the
season, quality considered.
Included in the transactions today the sale OF II
cars Texans SO 50aT4 80 10 Of Illinois and
Louisville sters IS 45ase and Ordinary to Choice
Native bullocks ranged from s5 Sc 90 outside figure
Steers averaging 1431 n, sold by J. A. Mtmroe
to p McConvlle Bulls sold at 80 1884 25 Il Extra at
80 Dry Cows at So 10dS4 30 and Old Oxen at % 1S
ass 40.
Shipments tomorrow 40 Beeves on the Navarro and
1850 quarters OF Beef In the Arizona
The weeks shipments of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton are as follows:
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. jane Ils pm-Cotten-Bu'ines: Is good at
hardenng rates The sales OF tho day included 600 bales
American. Failures closed barely steady upland- Low
Juy delivery 2TBti. sellers July and August delivery
21g4d sellers August and September delivery, 26-GL
buye October delivery, lpU4a
sellers October ami November delivery, bl264d vsl.e
November december deverr5 1864 buyers December
and January delivery 1OG4d ralne September delivery.
266i Tender. for Gsllvsrss At toGAs cearngs
800 bsles d0cke.s and zoo old DO
GALVESTON. June Il. = Cotton = ouiet Middlins,
Low Miadling l5lGs Good Ordinary 7.lO
receipts 100 bales Sales oass stock. 1921 bales
NORFOLK Juze II. - Cation - Firm. Middlins. o,.;
and rece!pts l52 bale. exports g26
bales saes 339 bales; stock 1891 bales.
sAyASyAn June IL = Cotton STEADY: Middlinr. 90
Low MiddllnE 81: Cool Ordinary 50; net receipts.
272 bales gross recept Lag bale. exports eoastvDe,
2Vl2 bales sales .626 bales stock, ll,OlB bales.
Sgw.omRAgs June ll.-cotton-firm. Mddiing. . 1910 8
Lsa Middlng 1916 Good Ordinary. So rot receipts
493 bales gross rscsips tD5 bales exports 10 Great
cuAKIEsToN. Juae IL. --cott0n-Qniet Milling OlI.Io
net and gross receipts. 1876 sales, 70 stoes g. s24
nEaPHIs June IL Cottsn-QnieL Kidding. o.; low
MddlLg gs Good Ordinary, ~ net aud gross reeepis
81; exports coastwss, 90 sales. lDs stock. s&75
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closing

COFFEi-FOr Brazil rrOWths the rlorKet was WtdA
with values largely nominal Fair o 80 spot invoices
II lac cost and freight, June shipment An uncon
nrrned rumor current Of sale Of 5000 bags Aguas
No az ~ Lac. The milder grOwths dull and
easy. Sales, rs bags Central American, on private
terms In keeping with weaker accounts from abroaf
The speculative market weak. options closing a
loss 5Od75 points for the day. and distant months
at loss OF 10G15 points. Sales, 1920 bags. 49,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCh
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoTTON.-Spot prices were advanced Lice and sales
963 bales were recorded including 597 bales for e&-
ors and sos bales Tor consumption The port receipts
Oay aggregated 500 bales comparing with $3.50 bales
hs day last and sol bales for the corresponding day
lst year Since September (the beginning OF the crop
ear the reeei T. have aggregated 6302 500 bales copar
ng with 5l7302G bales for the corresponding time last
eason.
quotations based on tho American standard Of clasnea
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pressmakinq.

n HFSSMAKER- nrstelass dressmaker, by the
~ day work home; cut IT. drapa; latest styles
perfect nc guaranteed Address COMPETENT. 100
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LoypoS. June ia >. m;-Conssls 80 SIG for money
and 9gL Atlantic and Western first
mortgage rus;ees cerneates 3s7s Canadian Pacific 81
Erie 24hs Mexican Ordinary 9sb Illinois Central. l2l
ST. Paul Common, 04 NSw-Y0rk Central l07 Reading
3OS
The open market for both and
three months bills "a ia y per cent
Tho amount Of bullion gOne tie Bank OF England
balance TO-DAY IL 48O,001
spanish foura. 7O1
advices rentes a. - francs 30
confines the and eIehAageon London rs francs
20 confines for checks
BEnIIN June 1.-The statement OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows an increase specie OF II 800
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Urn Goods

ID ARGAfNS-Sunner furniture Full sired chairs
- Soc Carpetngs Rugs. Mattings In large
mcnt Nattlags from 50 75. ANDREW LESTER,a
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WEI SBACH
InCandeSCent Gas Light
Company
OF THE STATE OF NETWORK,
No. Is West 27tl-St, NGV-Y0lk

This company offers limited
amount Of the fuII-paid Capital
Stock Of the New-York City Wells.
bach Co., par value 500, at $50
per share, payable in two install
ments at the Chase National Bank,
New-York, the designated depos-
tory Of this company; no further
payments or assessments.
BY the terms Of a guarantee,
which will be explained to the in
tending investors, the actual risk
will probably not exceed one or
two dollars per share, while large
profits are reasonably sure.
This wonderful system of light.
ing Is now on exhibition from 3 to
10 .. m. at 10 West Twenty
seventh ST., where the Subscrip-
ton Book is open.
A. 0. GRANGER,
General Manager.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JAMES IT, STEBBINS, JOHN WANAMAKEK,
THOMAS DOLAN, EDWARD TUCK,
John T. HILL WILLIAM G.. WARDEN.
WILLIAM w. GIBBS, T. o. FRENCH,
IL W. CANNON, T. J. MONTGOMERY,
GEORGE u. STONE, WILLIAM VI. SINGERLY,
A. y. GRANGER-
ADVISORY COMMITTEE or STOCKHOLDERS.
GEORGE N. CURTIS, JOHN /. BLAIR
ROBERT II. SAYRE, HENRY g. GIBSON
GEORGE PHILLEiL +. W. KENNEDY,
EDWIN LtDLAM, JOSEPH NJ. GAZZAM,
JOSEPH BUSHNELL, JAMES A. WRIGHT,
DANIEL RUNKLE J. p. ALTEMUS,
JOHN e.. READING
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and rates were higher and firm particularly for
long bills. We revise quotations for business as
follows: Bankers bills, s4 So 7s and 81 So 5-s
for long and short sterling respectively; bis Is
and SIC rs for francs; % 5-S and % rs for
reichmarlIs; 40 IA and 40 IL for guilders.
In London British censOls were higher and
strong at 90 3-lG and 90 IA respectively for
money and account. Money in the open market
ruled az l-sal ii for discount of bankers bills,
against the bank rate of 2 1-2 per cent The
Bank of England gained E30 900 bullion on bal
ance. American railways were dull and IN quota
lions were responsive 10 the deprcssons in the
home markets At Paris French per cents sold mt
So 35aS2.32 1-2, and exchange on London was
steady at 25.29 francs for sterling
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DROVIDENCE LINE.

DROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and all points EAST.
via Boston or Worcester.
c.o,rors RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave pier % N. r., foot OF Warren-st az 20 p n.
Sy exccnt Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
udy, trin Tor Boston leaving arriving Boston
sHet5 m pullman cars new equipment; ful nights
shcrt rail- ride Reeyess renowned orchestra on each
steamer
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. June 0-Spanish gold 23jt923A E1ebange
ealsa sugar quiet bat urps
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Fycrttt pidcock: 21s Michigan Sheep, 70 No. % sss
"a do, 81 n. at s5 90 - a, 49,.
HoGs-Recelpts were 81 cars Of $500 head-si cars
M Jersey CITY ana 30 cars nc 40th-st few ntue ios
~ State Hogs sold at So s6dS5 90, ana inc mAfA''
ouoted weak al as 70as5 95 per 100 n. 40 .
sales-Hailenbeck Hollis; IL state aosH Az
average, at SIS IS per 100 fb xoo
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FLOUR AND MEAL.-FLOgH-The market ruled ex;
the local trade buylas only 70 cover urgo nj wants sales
y 55aeI IS Tor We. Ides; 90 66ls Fi9e . 25s
x ira NO. at % @.s 40 900 bbis winter wheat
Extra az 81 9oas5 10 and S4QO bbs Minnesota o Extra
1E en- by exporter Marki closed dull Quotations
supernne g 40dS3 10 Fine. 81 25as2 So CRY MIll3
% 10. Winter wheat-Iow Grades % 0oa83 40; Fair
10 Very Choice, s3 4a@s4 4o Patents "a 9oasI 50
s'F"S . eSssS 20; GEAR 81 56s4 To- rye Mxgres
o Choiss e 5q4$i - Patents, Fancy 55s5' TO- D,co
sa GOA 9 0e % R nSluias 1929 SS% e. 70 BYE ffoR
sey and qu sassio eSs suFsraHS at w g.
auo.ed az 80 9OaeS 50 and Brandywine at 80 so
GRAIN1wHEAT,shi took 40 900 bushels l1r ,, al
Prices followed The options, closing 1-2d1e lower with
option Inc although Ii; dealings very moderate
largely in Deeembcr After finer opening le1lins 70
a the te@pe e became uu decidedly beah ard ali
SGD' sEP 1 5Ssbs ae 5o BUSHES p
including 20 fSSso r. 81 l2c RSS soSga &c
No. BED qgSed , 3S ssvl5 t Ns so e ad s
june 81 IL e92 $sc closing at oi i.sc do July 81 349
% s closing at 81 &c 90 A s % l l SsS
81 Sss 90 Desem5er 9$ SiG69e Iiiee 10 closing at
GYE9u ana kEIY and uneSans rs I'M
our market Responded Prices on spot lots are down
early, afteiwsrd brokf about lie more
leaving on the lowest Speculation general
largely July ard AuIusf deliveries. Sales . 112 600
bushels 10000 bushels spot including Ungrad.d
1890 lc jse elevator; No ., - Ia
80 2c rGoat No . Juae, 5S059e. closing AZ 5sc do
July IS laa59 Lie. closing - i4c; do August, 80 IA
$50 Zoe. closing 80 lic do September 50 1890 3Sc
closing 80 lee do Octnber so 1890 lac closing at
do December, closing nominal OATs-AiSo tended
lots arc OF about 14Gtoc. with le3s
doing. Options broke lAd3Sc early, closing weak.
sales $4,000 bushels future $4,000 bushels spoS IN;
cludng No at 80 LIE d. White. 43ailc; No ~ Il
a37c: do White 44Gt5c; No White, ace Mixed West
20 3sc; do July. % 1891 Lee, closing az 3! lec 90
August 80 3Sa 80 lie, closing at 80 3Sc DO september
closing 30 34c; do White June closing nominal 90
July. 41a4l 14e closing a. 4le. FE6p-Dal ss ana
100 10 siaSl 05 sharp Al Ojd$l TO- rye feed 9oc' NOM
inal.
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Business Gbanres.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
CisO acres Btumnous Coal Lands IN Dale County, Ga.
road Also B. 500 OF Yellow Pine In southwestex
Georgia Address II. y. STR0HECKER, Macon- Ga
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1"tdi ,.,,,, -,,,
New-York Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
ply, Saturday, June D. 1855:
Wheat Corn Oats. Rye barley
Total in
store & .. 80 ,co On,
anoat o575os15 II 1o5 O05 1920 313 219 9s 9C2 2ol
ln noraaso GO a., lssioiS COOS "''' G5sOO
Visible supply in the United States and Canada
1900 W., Corr Oats Rye Barley.
o. % 7j2 Sl5 IL o6J s3293l3 2l29S9 80 0i
June Q 2642542G 92iO452 5 1893, 29l 2oG,412 S2sOol
1887. - o-, o,o q, 40 az :
June H. 4o112 176 70 51Oo74 2s2 sos 26Ssso looSlo
9De 10 20 1sc sse ss5 500 ss1 3O4 ESQ 2i5 "27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

Net balnecs ssao1si2ss ssioSos cs2 Inc sszos4
The foreign exchanges were In better demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
THE MARKET WEAK IN TONE.
"BEARn INFLUENCES AT WORK.

WHAT Is THOUGHT OF THE IOWA COMMITS
SIONERS' PROPOSAL
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANeE-JuSE IL
rHE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

2 0ufstandg -,e no,
ncatcs E2sG, OBJ, BOO 62s1 SO5 7JO Inc .. 90 ~.
alta In banks 53l4s13J 52,742, 2S6 Dec aoo'afi