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Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Rev. J IT, ali''1sIh ~ n Oh
preacher OF Mt Salem c, = u
viii till the pulpit Of ohi isos Of ;
Church to.mOrfow IN IpI IaSS' 10 y b
Price, who is stlil o p.ins tbouga
from sickness. MT ft tng "a impr0f
very weak and smao iaio u = rsIaa'
pulpit duties. A. u u, D.un,oonplny
buEy revlvAliSt, will aO0O~r
MnI.AnRhlln.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Yestsrday afternoon, while J. Parke
Postles was exercising his trotting mare
Buttsrcup on the track NJ Hazel Deil
Park, she suddenly staggered And roll.
An examination proved that she BAG
died almost instantly. She had NOS
shown any symptoms OF siokpess pre-
viously, and her death IL attributed to
heart disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

william F,reuSon, an .l. e'StpSS ss.s
.ot " i residing in . tenant t,asP NJ d
tooS his wife and ehiil .s MI two "a
v week and skipped bs ,,.G Chester q
. TSov1 No e GeSiS that hS ,. !SSS;np
W tI%s to Qet out si.er .i Gs''D'
s ssnt for two or more yeA.',
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

oswEao, NY, OFT 5-lsSa ! pIj
gar trsins CO lided pear wv T,l
station, New York, on re ,i lOJJ' nj
toWpnnt o 5rrA Rallfg ,1,,i Ia
slater Wa tla Fifs.a a,..,j
Riley, conductor M1 hss',,,,,s.alI
Maxey, engineer Hstcn, oss,'tTg Wen
julius smith and conductor a,,. vi
wers badly Injured, The l ,s,,,,,,ua
feared, fatally. o9s Irsin hs ous 4
ost," and attemp'ed TO m"A' w.
station than n'fsr'I
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Charles NJ, Jordan, No. 21S King street
has a yellow sweet potato which his
brother, farmer in New Castle Hun
bred, raised in his show window, that
weighs 2 pounds and ounces. This he
considers large potato and until some.
body produces larger one, he claims for
1t the name Of the champion potato.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Mrs. Susanna n, the wife Of John e.
Grub, q carpenter residing ut No 627
East Seventh street, died quite sudden
ly yesterday from paralysis, aged "a
years The funeral will take place on
Monday morning, and services will be
held at the house at 8 o'clock. The in.
termsnt will be made 1t New Garden
burylng ground.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

ct the great popularity Of the New York
and Philadelphia Sunday papers buy q
copy tomorrow, and you may run and
read the reason. Clean, crisp and com.
piate in every detail. First b Davis,
913 Market Etreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
Mn1 uonolaae 70 RIens.

The 75.mile walking match at the VIII
mIngton Rink win close at IL O'Clock to-
night. 1t has attracted quite a number
Of spectators since It opened, as an Af-
fair OF this kind is somewhat OF novelty
in this city. Hart lie still ahead and un
less something unforeseen should transpire
will take the first money.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

vi ANTED ~ GIRL FOB aBNEkAh
w homework 1t No. Robinson ssrest,a al.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Tomorrow promises TO be from
cloudy to clearing and rather colder.
On Monday fair, followed BY 3 slight
rise OF temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

We have the same quail
ties In Plush Wraps and
Modjeskas braided and plain
"a very stylish and satis-
factory wrap that is meeting
much favor.
ga lady customer says::"I've
been putting it of, and put.
ting it of, until now cool
weather Is here and l haue
to buy" That remark is
applicable now to many
others, and will continue to
happen - warmer to-day,
cooler tomorrow, and SO it
goes.
Moral-Buy early, less
confusion, better chance.
Buster and buster in our
carpet room. Don't leave
your carpets until the last
minute. II you have old car.
pets to relay send US word a
day or two ahead. Our men
go from morning until night
and then don't get through.
It's said good men are
scarce-so of upholsterers
when you want 'em, in q
hurry, hard to find.
In our assortment OF Car
pets for this fall you will
find many novelties and
beautiful things.
| Moquette,
Gobelin,
Kldderminster (art)
Brussels,
Tapestry,
Klddermlnster (wool)
i 3-Ply
| Ingrains,
ranging in price from 2!
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Our coat room is busy
with delighted buyers, and
our trade was never as large
this early in the season. You
will be better pleased to get
your little girls coat early
in the season.
Seal Plush Coats aud
Wraps.
We have far exceeded any
previous effort on these
popular and beautiful goods.
Our sales have commenced
earlier and our customers
like them better. Fine to the
touch, perfect in fit, beauti-
tul in effect, splendid in
quality and workmanship.
Our prices are the lowest
we ever knew of,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
Insr MONEY

rhl. ls,.ard,y!l, 92 F2n1 'I1;;'iII
s SiITSI md Io@s'Is s.'yip9 81 :. 1, ~
t the ofiios Of IN the lss1 SrTdpOi = '''P
science
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
To BE Op.n Cd on ru,,d,,.

The Wilmington Fair will b On
.. Hazel Dell Park on Tuesday m
ing 81 10 80 O'Clock. The EInaN
thinking thAt It might prove q n
attraction, wrote 70 Secretary Of d
Bay .Nrd, req uesting him TO mai.
formal opening and yesterday eezsh
Brown received the following lslG;
"DKPARTMEyT OF STATE,
WAsBmGToS, ON 4 1855 \
"DEAR SIR Vtrg we'll. i VII
obliRo the board Of managers Of w
and you may say that will, ~
request, open their exhibition o. \
day morning pext, OF hAli-pAst iVi |
course, no formal or elAborAte NlI
will be eKpeot d, Is l merely dshnI
kestliy my interest In our home ~
Very respectfully, yOuI,
THOMAS 2. BAYABo'
It Is expected thst Governor Bt
will also be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Farmers and HoEsemen read thbi-I
and Salvation OIL q most excellent ili-
msnt among horses, and take pleasure
in lpdotsinR u - q certain remedy for
scratches. JAMES THOMAS,
franklin Road, near BAltimote,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

"Don't staud on the order Of golnR"-
but 90 straight to the next corner and
buy . bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough 5yi mp
II you want TO cure your cold.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

DARE oHANUE To BUY STOCK, FIX
htuFos and goodwill Of q fruit and ooniee-
ti0nRry store IN good locationi rent low. Ad
dress Gonf0ctienAEy REPUBLICAN once.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

r OsT - GOING FROM HOME F9R
Il IFriondlsBs Children via. Adams, Four h
And Warrington stroats-A black sllk bag
containing purse, eye glasses and memoran.
DUN boOk-A liberal reward for return Of
bag and contents to bu West Third street.
oo-ItE mHS. y. HEWBOLD TRUMP.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

CHARLES Dumpson, cO .tsSt eilf
t him with the Larceny T.. nyy,S az q g q
f Il. Lee. The c.sa :, "" ISs city O,aIlI
mornings sessio7 81 ' %itoss, ~
As the prosSca''... ) ,ltlnu'd
present the Ca
thls evening. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Have you seen g 'Hsi h io1 : =: :
turr, snow boy, and ND Acme COT
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

ATOTIOE = THE BOARD or PUBLIC
IN Education will open evening school.
Orange street below Twelfth, Monday even.
ing OotS Der 8,h from O'Clock u . p, M,
tuition fee O.. 90 for three months.
MISS MAGGIE n. Eli AS. Principal
MISS MADORA h. BAlLEE, Assistant.
90 u
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

TXYAFrEU AYOUN8 LADYWISHES
w plain sewing. Adcress Is. this othee.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

OOU WILL FIED SOME VERY DE-
II sirAble noases. In the following list:
No. HT Rast sth st % rooms.
No. 1907 Rodney 80 8 rooms and hath,
No. ne UuPont st rooms ana bath.
No. 500 Monroe ST., room6 and bath.
No. COS. Delaware ave, looms and store,
No 500 Market st 10 rooms and bath.
No. zoos Trenton Place. rooms and bath.
No. 500 v est and st., Fooms.
No. 1905 Delaware ave, Q rooms and DAth.
No. 22l9 ID arb OF St, 9 rooms and bath.
No, 2273 M Arket St i, Is rooms and bath.
II meme OF these suib you, We have many
more. Gall and see as. II GALD 4 90.
oe-p.ll TIN and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

NUTIOE-I, N. b. DANFOErH, LII
IN censOd druggist OF the city OF viii
mington, in compliance with the require
ment1 Of the AsiB Of the General Assembly
In such 0AFes made and provided, do hereby
awe notice. that l shall apply In writing 10
the Oourt OF g oneraI Sessions OF tue Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in
and for New Castle County, on Monday, the
18th day Of November, A. D., 1883, boing the
nrtt day Of the next November term OF the
said court, for llosnBe to soil intoxicating
liquors for medicinal purpOses In quantities
not groAtsr that one quart A. No 128 Market
street, In the second ward OF the city Of vii.
mington, ROW L aEtle oOunty,sn the follow.
ing respectable oltiHens q said wArd recon.
mend the raid application, Wis;
q X Gilmore John Davis
John b Dunbar SAml HsehheimeT
J ohm Bush Daniel Rosa
CheB Heinol Jt A Harris
James MeoAuloy 8 Harris
HenIy GeboFt OH Gross
AAmn q Rosd diohael Rafferty,
Edward Molchior OhRs n Jordan
M oses Smith ] ID Thompgoa
A W Randolph John Parker
Louis Harris OhGB Heinsl Sr
Kiohard Booth } 3 Morris
90 std stW NIB. DANFORTH.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

A abs RnPUBLIoAN once to-day, II
tbs shade:
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock u o'olool
$50 $50 boO
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
WM.B.SHARP &CO.,

Fourth and Market strMts.
Coat department second
floor.
Our orders and supplies
Of Coats for Ladies, Misses
and Children are far ahead
Of anything we have hereto.
fore attempted.
Over 1000 garments now
here and awaiting your in
spection. You never had
such opportunities for nice
Coats as we are now giving.
Ladies' Short Coats
Plaid Cloth, $3.50
Stripe 800
nicely trimmed, well made
and the best cut,
Fine stocklnette, q 80
~ GO 90
a, +" stripe " 500
1000
1900
The best you ever saw for
the money. Neat, stylish and
dressy.
ChlIdren's Goats 10 all
years from 4 to 10. with
many novelties and pleasant
combinations.
For So a pretty little plsi.r
and plaid cloth, 4 year ,,ize-
rise Csc each larger size.
For 81 IS a fine garnelt stripe
flushed with cane, 0-yea
size-rife &c each large
size.
For S. 90 a grev-mlxed clotE
l with hood-rlle 25 cents.
For So 80 q combination
stripe with cape, and beltet
-rise IS cents.
For $500 q beautiful com
binRtion stripe, double and
bell sleeves, gathered skir
and girdle-rlse 80 cents.
For 800 plain terra cottS
and blue belted and witt
cRpe-riAe so cents.
For 50 a very stylish, plain
gobelln aud black and terra
Gotta and black, braided bel
sleeves gathered and grid LEI
-ri6e 80 cents up to $i4.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

"ANrBD-AaO ODTLN ANDSHEEt
w IRON worker Immediately, IS, Il. Lavle,
corner OF Lincoln aud W illiamson stTeet,
near middle depot. oe-lt-
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

"ANTED "A GOOD WAITER 9lkL
King streets. OeH"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

UTANTED-TWO SECOND STORY
wv communicating rooms unfurnishea,
by Gentleman and wife. Apply at no; "a
Market street. ob-oI
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

WANTED-A PLACE BY A SWED'
w ish girl to cook. Apply at ll22 Heti1 =
street between and O'Clock on satuI, ts
afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Beud. and stocks.

NEW YoRg. June S0.-Money on call easy
ut 2per cent. Prime mercantile paper, So
6k per cent Sterling exchange duh but
steady, at si.s0h for sixty-day bills and
$i.ssk for demand
Government bonds were dull 10 steady.
but firm. State bonds were neglected.
Tho stock market today came as near 10
stagnation In point OF activity N possible.
the total number Of shares sold for the two
cial feature whatever TO the dealing. and the
tone under the attacks Of the traders after
the European bourses had closed was heavy
10 weak. The opening, however, was firm
to strong with a generally hopeful feeling
Chicago was a seller, aud aftcrward the
traders joined In the movement because OF
the coming strike Of iron workers nj Pitts
burg. The transactions were entirely Of n
professional character, and there was no
news OF any kind beyond that mentioned to
affect values In any way. There was an in
clination 10 advance In the firt few
minutes, but prices soon reacted, and while
there was no animation except In Union Ia
cific and st. Paul. declines extending TO u
per cent. were established. New England be.
ing specially prominent The dealings dwin-
died away TO the smallest amount In the last
hour, and the close was intensely dull, heavy
10 weak, ut about the lowest prices reached.
The result Of the days transactions Is n
leave prices fraotionally lower than last
evening, though few stocks show small ad-
vanccs.
The railroad bond market was dull. and
except for the strength shown by the Kansas
& Texas issues, entirely fcntureless, though
the tone was generally firm throughout. The
few important changes include advance IN
Kansas Texas o., 3k 10 ~ and the rs 2A
10 81. The total sales Of stocks today were
"a 1pS sharcs Closing atlotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Increase over isovoooi
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 81 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, So discount buying 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati st. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling. ~
The local securities market remains steady;
no transactions reported. The clearing house
report thus far this week indicates an in
crease in the volume OF business.
Nothing OF interest developed in the
money or local securities market today, bust
ness being quiet. nfilsirrF
:, The local cotton market closed quiet, with
sales 800 bales. New Orleans spots closed
firm, with futures barely steady at decline
of . to spoints. Liverpool closed quiet with
moderate inquiry Futures quiet and of 1
point. .E D.
At New York, spots closed quiet with fu-
lures barely steady and off, points on the
old crop months and to points on the
new. '.
Hubbard, Price a Co.'S cotton circular
says Our opening demonstrated no special
disposition to sustain values. Owing 70 free
selling for European and southern accounts,
the new crop has shown decided weakness,
with a material result in shading August
contracts. Cotton on the spot seems In no
demand and stocks are increasing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01


Tux Chickasaw goes to White river We'd
ncsday at pm.
BUSINESS along the wharf yesterday was
exceedingly dull.
TnE GayOso leaves tomorrow at pm. for
Tptonvillc aud all way points ON the upper
coast
TuE James Lee will arrive today and leave
tomorrow at pm, going TO Helena and
frars Point
TnE Belle Memphis will leave from the
elevator this morning at 10 o'clock for
NatchcE aud vicksburg
TnE Coahoma departs tomorrow afternoon
at o o'clock for Helena Frinrs Point Con-
cordia aud Arkansas City.
TnE Rosa Lee will he In today, and goes
out tomorrow evening at o'clock for 0s-
ceola and the upper bends.
Tnr Eugene Il in the packet leaving Tues.
day nt pm. for Arkansas river points,
going through 10 Pine Bluf
Tnk City of New Orleans, from 81. Louis.
passed down 90 New Orleans yesterday after.
noon. She added LOT Of empty oil barrels
TmE Hudson, running la plscc Of the CITY
OF Providence, II announced 10 leave hero
this evening at 4 o'clock Tor Cairo aud n
Louis.
from now until about the last Of Angus
very little business will be transacted ou
the lovcc.
Amour a quarter Of an acp OF the bank q
Delta point cayed into the river last wcdncs
day Unless the government renders a.,
soon u Is feared the entire point will 40 Int
the river.
TINS magnificent passenger steamer Buck
eye State will arrive In time 90 leave Tues
day Al pm. for Cairo, Evansville, Louis
VILE, Cincinnati and all OF the principal wa,
landings ON the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers
She will take passengers 10 the Cincinnati
exposition at greatly reduced rates.
PILors regard the condition OF the bank o
Birds Point Mo-, with soliciiudc, as 60 III,
bad effect u u likely Ia have upon navigation
after the river goes down. Largo quantities
OF rock have been thrown Into the river with
Wow Of preventing further abrasions. III,
caying has gone on inside the rock pile,
leaving them In what will be about the mid
die VI the channel at n low stage Of water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

70 date, Sass, o6s;0 balances. SIS. 063, 752
cicarings for the corresponding time last
year $440 G62, 676s balances for the CORE
spending time last year; $75, 6s7, 024.
NKw YoRK, June S0--Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, decrease, STd2, l75; loans, increase,
81, 27s, 800, specie, decrease $3O2500; legal
tenders, decrease, g, 200 deposits, increase,
81, $40, 800; circulation, increase, $ll40O0.
The banks now hold S27, OF, 225 in excess of
the 20 per cent rule. Clcarings today, 500
go, $50; balances, S,2iT69i. For tho week;
clcarings, s5os. eilsSSi balances, SIS, soo, 7eS,
Grain and Provisions.
CmcAeo ILL.,, June 30.--Wheat was decid-
eddy weak early, with decline OF lie in
July &c in August and ,Sc in December.
The special weakness In July was charged to
the selling by longs who did not wish to
have the wheat delivered TO them on Mon
day. The impression that the deliveries will
be large prevailed pretty generally early.
Later Il was claimed that the holders created
the impression TO cause July 10 be sold out,
and the carriers then could command prices
for the month. Another view was that the
regular elevator men were taking the wheat
so as to force the private carriers TO come
into their regular house before they could
deliver. The last half of the session was
marked by q stlffcnins Of prices, while the
pit was quite dull. Prices ranged: July,
fohc down TO 7sHc and up TO 7s%c; Au'
gust, T9nc down to 1880 and 7SAc and up
TO 79Ac, The closing prices were: Jnly,
7sAc; August, T0kc, There was much the
same feeling In corn as In wheat The early
selling caused break OF about &c from
last nights prices. July sold down 10 1890,
August To sa7ssc and September TO tSc.
From these prices there was gradual
rally 20 the close, when prices were
about nc under last night. Closing prices
July, 4714c; August, 1870. In oats there
was decline, which was rather severe for
near futures. Trading In speculative way
was at times quito brisk. The market was
uninvorably influenced by the dizziness and
weakness OF cash oats, and a later change OF
prices for corn. June delivery declined and
closed nc lower. July declined Ac under
Yesterdays closing price. but under buying
by parties identified on the "long' side,
there was a complete reaction, only TO be
followed by q weaker market, aud the final
closing was &c under that OF yesterday
August delivery ranged &c lower and closed
at,9sc decline, and longer futures were about
nc easier. The principal trading In pioyis
ions was In changing contracts from near u
distant futures and quiet and easy feeling
prevailed. Toward the close the diilercnc'
wdencd out. but last sales were ut &c dcclin'
on pork, 2iSc to &c on lard. and &c ON Jul,
short ribs. Pork for August sold Mt Sl3.6Oi
1860, and closed at Sl3.60; January, ut Sl2.eo
August lard sold ut is. lOtaS. II, and closed a
T 1915. Short ribs, at ST.5Otg7.52ii.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Nrw YoRK, June 80 For a half holt
day closing the week, month, semi
annual season and fiscal year, the de-
mand was nominal and business very light.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at New
York for the fiscal year amounted TO $l26,-
2Ss,012, compared with Sis l06, 655 Tor 1887,
against $40, 72l 9i9 for 1885, with si02 os2,-
SSi for 1885, and OF in 1884 and
also $l27, Coz, 400 in 1888 For the six months
ended with June the total importations
amounted to $6i,67l,l29, compared with
SEQ lbs, COZ for the same time last year,
against S57, 43i, $50 in 1886, with Si7, 2Si, 99S
the same time in 1888, and $5s, l7s, 7ss in
1884. For the month OF Juno the importa-
tions were 81, 5S9,0i9, compared with $66S9,-
6,b the same month last year, and r. lie, 605
the same month in 1886 50, 27l ,5ll In Juno,
1885, and Sd,3i00io for the same month in
1884. The goods thrown on the market dur
ing the fiscal year were nearly $4,000, 900 less
than the importations; for the six months,
$r12, 900 less than the imports, aud for the
month OF June, $352, 900 less than the impor-
tStions, These figures represent the foreign
cost exclusive Of customs dues and other
charges
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
GENERAL TRADE.

Tho only changes made In the market lists
today were as follows; Lard was marked of
K@y<c; corn declined FROM store aud In
bulk l@2c; oran went off from store ioc and
on car load lots $50. ..I
The amount OF grain In store at the eleva-
tors today Is as follows Corn, y, 22s bush
els; oats, 5,025 bushels.
The New Orleans grocery markets remain
firm and unchanged. At New York there Is
no change Of any momen, apparent in gro
ceries f
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

August, 95s@9.59; September. l9,23@92 Is,
October, eo5@aoo November s.9s@s.Oo;
December s.Ol@oo2; January, soe@9-1 To-
February 9is@9,la March, 9.27@9 %;
April, 9.s0@o.s7; May. o45@s.46. Sales, u
200 bales. t,eH4 1850
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
CROP M sIour. JUNE 28.

The New York Financial Chronicle OF
June 20 gives the following figures Total
visible supply, l,5i0,072 bales, against i,sos,
325 in 1887. These figures indicate de-
crease OF cottourin sight Of 30, 2j3 bales rs
with the same date in 1887, and
a decrease OF 3i3. ISL bales as compared with
same date In lSS0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

ATTEND Jackson Mound park concerts
July 4,h, evening and night 500 display
nd. for program.
GREAr Bargains at Muliofd's.
SunscmnE for TmK wEKKLy ArPKAL, 81
per year, and participate In tho grand dis
tribuiion OF gifts December I.
Examine prices at Muliord's.
CIR up clubs for TITS WEEKLY Arrr,L
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Soc list
published.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

CoRs MK,L---stnndard, s2s5@2.oO. pearl,
tiiO; roller, SSlOg3.l5; steady.
BEANS AND PEAs--NayY beans, s2.T5; mo
dium, $3.50
Oar ME,L---In half brls $3.50 from store.
fLouR--from store common, $3.50, fam
lily. 1915; choice. 1900 fancy, A.25; ex-
CRlcKErs. Soda, treble extra. Sc; ginger
snaps, 5iSCcs 20: assorted jumblcs, i0al2c.
ChAcKKD wnEAr--In hall brls, Si.5o from
store.
HoMxY AID GRrrs---From store. 1875
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
MAGNOLIA BALM

insurss pcrfsc, oompls,lon and ts>ps NE rse-.
Mech. Arms and hands Son AMI smooth. Tyui
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Tenn, sharp advance, 81. 5Oa3. 90; Eastern
ryes, $i.s59000 according to age and make;
common whisky, GOGGLES. according 10
proof
BAaersa--yk@9c.
PownER-Kegs, $780, half kegs, $2.75;
quarter kegs, Sl.75. ff
Hrprs-Dry flint, No. 1, 10c; No. 2, &c; dry
sailed, 5,lg7c; green salted. No, 4, SC; No.
2, 3hc; green, S9lc; sheepskins, i5c@sl.oo
irregular
TIEs--$i.25.
sHor-Drop, $l.4T buck, $i.75.
LEAD--5c. r.
NAIIs-Iron, 50. 10; steel, 81. 25@2s5.
ToBAcco-Common, 25@35c; other grades
35@S5c.
SNurr-Garretts $iO.s5; Ralph's, si0,25;
railroad, $685. Gail Il Ak, 5000.
Coal 0n.-Prime white, wholesale lots
91sc per gal.
BEEswAx--lSd20c.
TALLow--3014c.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 100
t3c; clear grease WOOL 20@25c; bury washed,
20@S0c; tub washed, S0t93ic. ...
Household supplies.
Recommendations. S2.50Sa2T5 per bril-;
l.5t per sack. Cabbage, home grown, $3.50
per crate; kraut, brls, 81 .50; half brls, $500.
Garlic, soc per 100, Turnips. $i.0OSi.2o per
brl.
AprLEs-None In market except for ship
ment. Dried apples, 6jf@7lsc per lib from
store, Dried peaches, stS9c from store.
FRuIT-Firm. Orange, mono In market.
Lemons, $4J0@5,50 per box, scarce, firm and
tending higher. Bananas, $l.0o@2.oo per
bunch.
PIcKLn-Brls. $3.50; half brls, $500.
PorAroEs-Firm; new, 81. 2592.50 per brl.
PouLrRy-Chckcns, spring. sl.00@l. 70;
mixed, $l.75@2.00 hens, 81 25s2.50.
Ecos--Dull; boxes, $40; cases, DC.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, G@6xc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
495c; roasted. 2Isc higher; shellcd, 6@7c.
Pecans, Texas, 9(al2c.
RAisIss--Iondon layers, $500; layers,
1916 California, S2.50Cg3.00
BurrER--Buttcrinc, l5c; creamery, q
@3Oc; dairy. i5@i7c; country butter, 100
15c.
CIpra---0zark. $3.50 per brl, aud $3.50 pei
half bril-
VIsEeAR-Per gal. s@l2c.
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