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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Hend. aud stocks.

NV Nong. Aug. Money on call easy
81 iGtils per cent Primo mercantile PAPER.
4dGR per ccut Sterling exchange auict
aud unsettled, with actual business NJ
A5 for sS,y.day bills aud t.s7 for de.
mand
Government bonds were dull aud steady.
state bonds Nerr dull aud steady.
The stock market was less active today.
and while hcsitating In the forenoon, was
mOrr active and stronger later la the day.
aud finally scored material advances In most
ut the list There Wa some selling 10y Lon.
don In the early dealings and considerable
pressure from the hcnrs 60 sell stocks. which
had the effect of opening the list down and
keeping the market IN an unsettled and
somewhat icNcrish condition during the en-.
tirc forenoon, The feeling In the forenoon
was not W pronouncclly hullish, as Ia some
quarters there i now an expectation oi a
reaction, aud the buying was ON smaller
scale than the first two DAYS of the
week, except In few properties
specially ancctedby certain conditions pccu.
liar to themselves, The gnngcu were less
prominent than for tnmc Time, ~ were also
the Gould stocks, while the Nanderbilts
came "a the front, Lake Shore leading the
advance. Several prominent brokers took
round amounts 81 the stocks mentioned
aud the inference was that the buying wa,
Tor inside account, which also had marke,
influence for good upon the general list
Union Pacific was sold heavily nj first. but
was well supported later, aud recovered
handsomely. Western Union was again
decidedly strong aud active. but most OF IL.
advance was ncutfaliTcd toward the close
The coal stocks were morn quiet today. aud
presented no feature uf interest whatever
The ncws oi the day WAS not ~ uniforml,
favorable but had little influence, and w,
dealings were confined 10 the professional
element murv than usual OF late, though
commission people talk none the less hall
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Groceries.

SuGAR-.Puro white, Sc; OF white, &c;
yellow clarified, 1A@7kc refined A, Nc;
standard granulatcd, sE@SLc; powdered,
SIC, cut loaf $40, strong
CoPrEE---Common l5c; ordinary, lGc; fair,
lie, prime Rio, lsc choice TO fancy, lOc; old
government 30G 32c; quiet.
RcE-l.Ouisiana, 6@blgc; Carolina, 6lgci
quiet.
CANNED Goops-Pinc apple Si.75 peaches,
lbs, standard, 500; 3 lbs, standard, ~ 20;
second, $50. Tomatoes 2 lbs, standard,
500, 3 lbs, standard, Sl.lj. Strawberries,
$40 Raspbcrrics 81 GO. Blackborrics, 81 -
Ml.i0, Green cages, Sl.756tl.s5. Pears,
81 2O0l75. plums 1913 Asparagus, - G5
"a o. Green corn, ~ 75Ci ~. Green peas,
lGjGll.D Cove oysters, full weight, lb,
g5c; 2lbs, 81. 65GIl.75 light weight. | III, $50
Zoe. lbs, 81. N. Condensed milk---CroWn,
800, Eagle, S7b; Swiss, 1913. salmon,
Sis5. Sardines, S475 mustard snrdines,
$500. Mackcrcl, $50; herring mackerel,
Sl2j.
SALr-Saginaw. s. 3O@i.35 per bril- Ohio
river, 81 Pool % per brl; SKIS, fine, 1880
l4O coarse, a. lO61l. II; pkts, 2ACy7c
CANDrfs-Slick, all sizes, in bNs, pals and
hrls sdlOc fancy assorted, SCIlac, extra
fancy, ,sCt25c firm.
MpLANUs- Louisiana, common 10 fair, ~
6g2jc. prime Ia choice, 3303Sc; fancy 100
ijr, centrifugal, common Ia fair, 2OCt2hc,
prime To choice, 3O@3jc; syrup, 2O9i0c;
steady.
Cnsrsr-Ncw York factory, 6Ctsc; full
cream, l26lic. Young America l3dlic.
Scars AND C.NpLrS-Soap,3 500 c, candles,
full weight loc
STAHCu-8hM3isc
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General News.

THE James Lee went out last evening for
friars Point fairly well loaded.
TnE Rob Roy left last evening for Helena
on special trip. She will be back tonight
TnE Chickasaw pulled out for White
river yesterday at 0 clock pm, with a fair
trip.
Tnr Rosa Ice cleared for the upper coast
last evening literally patronled by both
passengers and shippers
TnI City Of New Orleans tclegraphs 10
pass here NJ an early hour this morning on
her way from New Orleans 10 st. Louis.
ruE VIM. Bonner, with sixteen boats and
harEcs OF coal, passed here yesterday after.
noon on her way from the Ohio river 10
New Orleans.
Tnr Paris g. Brown from the Ohio river,
passed down 10 New Orleans yesterday
loaded To- her guards. She transacted me-
business here.
Tut larry and commcdious passenger
steamer Ccahoma, departs this afternoon al
oo'clock Tor Helena, friRp Point, Concor'
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Groceries.

NEw IoRK. hug.l.-Coilcc-Spot fair; Rio
nominal at l4c options opened 8 10 10 points
lower and later recovered lO@i5 proints
aud closed firm. Sales, q, $50 bags; August,
Si0.40di0.55 September, t0s0@9.00; Octo-
Der, s9.0Otg9 %; November s965; December,
s9.55ta965; January, i965@970; February,
so7O@a75; March, S0.75@9.S5, April, $3.50
go Sugar--Dull; Marianham, sc for $50
test; fair refined is quoted at slice refined
dull; G, 6a@69sc; extra G. o 7-l6Ca6Jic; yell
low, SIC; of A,63.c; mold A, 79.c; standard
A, &c; powdered, 71.c; gunulated, 7hd7t.c;
cubes, &c. Molnsscs-Dull. Rice---Stcady.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Aug. l.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
quiet creamery, i4@l7c; dairy, i2di5I<c.
Eggs-Easicr; fresh recandlcd. i31.@l4Jfc.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. i.-whisky-Firm;
sales, $40 barrels Of finished goods on a basis
Of $l.ii. Butter-Easicr. Sugar-Mcak,
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Cash quotations were AZ follows:

Cash quotations were ~ follows:
Flour-Firn; Mt an advance Of 10 and l5c
over last weeks prices.
No. 2 spring wheat, s3JEc No. 3 spring
wheat nominal. No. red, Sjl<c. No. 2corn,
Fk@Hhc. No. 2 oats, 2sGL2SIc. No. .
rye, 40Isc. No. barley, &c. No. faxseed,
$l.l0l.. Prime timothy seed, 81. 35Cl2 40.
Mess Pork-Per brl, $l+.75G11I.s0. Lard, per
100 lbs SS.05@S.97ls Short rib sides, Cloose) },
$500, dry sailed shoulders, (boxcdG 81. 25(g
7.4O; short clear sides (boIedl So 1Og0,20
Reccipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, S53OO0 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
500 bu; barley. 1000.
shipments-flour, 1000 brlE wheat, q, 900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
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Live stock.

CmcAoo, H., Aug 1.-The Drorerf Jour.
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head,
shipments, 2GOO. best natives 5CalOc higher;
choice 10 extra becyes, g. tOGL0 TO- com.
mon 20 good, f3.i0d4.2 ~. stockers aud feed.
ers' quiet s. 25d3 rs; cows, bulls aud mixed
weak, Sl,15CsSlh Texas cattle weak. 5C1lOc
lower; steers 81 2Otl3.j0 COWS, sl.GOCa230.
lloss-licccipts, 0,Ocp shipments, 600,
fairly active, DC lower, mixed, 81. 1905 Us;
heavy, 81. 20tdG.IO, light, 81. 3O@GTO.
Sheep-Rcccipts, 1900 shipments, 100
Market active, shade higher; natives, 81. 1850
@5.l0 western, Si.5o@4.i0, Texans; 5000
$50; lambs, Sb.OO00 Is per 100 pounds.
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ding, 10 Bloc; middling fair, iossc; fair,
nominal dusty &c TO ic lower.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT

NJ '
Il, 10 c, O&sw Il X, p X ,s&MR Il, 3; G,
NJ 4 IN h, 6. steamers @. Total, 80 bales.
E1pors-C, o 4 sw RR, ia Total, IA bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed easy;
middling, 10 l5.l6c. Sales, 2i bales. Quo.
tations were as follows Ordinary 3-l6c;
good ordinary, Csc; low middling, l01lc;
middling, 10 i5-l6c good middling, ne;
middling fair, ilJsc; fair 1870,
Futures opened dull and closed steady as
follows: August, l0S5@l0.s0; September,
074@075; October 95i@955; November,
04i@0i5, December, aii@945; January,
95O@0.5l, February, o6S@060i March,
9oj@0G6, April, 073@94, May, 9slCD
9s2, June, Sss990O Sales, 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened qu let, and
closed nominal, middlng, lOHc. Sales
90 bales. Quotations were as follows: Or
binary, nc; good ordinary, $40 low mid.
ding, 0,Sci middling lO1c, good middlng,
l0Ic.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet
and steady, rs follows August 0ol@o ";
September, 9l7@0 49, October, S.DGdS OS;
November S90as 81, December, s.o3@sW;
January O0I@1O2, February, 0lO@0 II,
March 0l9@92O, April, 02s902j May.
0J7@o3s, Sales q, 500 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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dia, Terrene and Arkansas City. Capt. VIM.
Banker and Chief Clerk Harry Best will
look after the interests Of passengers and
shippers.
The guage at this point registers IA feet
@ tenths decline of tenths during the
twenty.four hours ending at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
THE Edward J. Gay, which was destroyed
by fire ut New Orleans last Monday, was val
ued at $4,000 and insured for $25, 900 in
eastern companies.
CART. JOHN DEERING, well and favorably
known in local marine circles, died at his
home in Covington the other day after a
long and painful illness.
The DeSoto will be here to leave tomor.
row at 5 o'clock pm. for Cairo. Cincinnati
and all the principal way points on the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
THE Anchor line steamers announced 10
leave here tomorrow are the City of Monroe
for Natchez, at 10 o clock a.m., and the City
OF Cairo for ST. Louis, at " m o clock.
The Port Eads, from St. Louis, towing six
model barges loaded with 100000 bushels of
wheat, 20, 900 bushels of corn and 800 tons
of miscellaneous freight. passed down 10
New Orleans yesterday afternoon.
ONE Of the largest steamboats, in the world
has Just been launched at Roachs ship
yard, in Chester, Pa IL is called the Puri-
tan, and is intended for the Fall River line
The Puritan's principal dimensions are 429
feet over all, 80 feet beam and 2OI5 feet depth
Of hold. She will register 1850 tons, and
when completed the bill for her will be ST.
100000. She will have engines OF the verti-
cal beam type, with an indicated horse
power of 1900, to drive a pair Of feathering
paddle wheels at the rate OF twenty rcvolur
tons per minute, by which IL is hoped TO
get speed Of twenty.one miles an hour.
She will have 300 state.rooms.
Stage Of the Rivers.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. e. A.,
MEMPHIS, Aug i, pm.
The following observations are taken At all sta.
tons named IN the 18th meridian time, which is
one hour later than Memphis time.
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Feedstuns.

CoRN-From store, white, 63c; mixed, Coo;
from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 6sc; in
sacks, Gle; mixed, in bulk Sec in sacks, SOC.
BRAN-From store, Zoe; from leyee or de-
pot fl4.006yl4.60.
HAY-Choice, from store, 00c; car load,
from leyee or depot, $3.50; prime stores s5c;
depot, Sl050dll.00.
OATs-From store, white, $50; mixed 36c;
from leveo or depot, white, in bulk, 36c; in
sacks SOC; mixed, in bulk, 33c; in sacks, SOC.
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W. =. Walton, ofSpringfeld, Tenn, saws
IL have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, OF and on, for three years.
purchased box Of DR.. Tanners 1niallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. ltgiycs me pleasure 10 recommend H."
Rangum Root Medicine Co. Manufacturer,
Nashville Tenn. 80 cents per box. sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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CONSOLIDATED sTATrMENT.


LIVERPOOL.
~ noon Spots-Stcndy, demand fair.
| Sales, 10000 bales of which American S.JUl
bales Receipts, 5,0nO bales, of which Amer.
lean $50 bales Closing quotations were ~
follows Ordinary, IAd, good ordinary,
. l.l6d, low middling, 6lGd. rood mid.
ding, 6A.d, middling uplands, J.lCd. mid.
ding Orleans, 5,-d.
Futures opened steady at decline aud
closed steady
These prices are given In pence aud 6iths
thus ,Oj means 1864, and DOL means
5.l-6i.
AtI pm August, 53i, sellers. August.
September 5.2l sellers September October,
OH buyers; October. November q ~. buy.
cS, Novembcr.D rcembcr $40 SELLER; De
6.OD. buyers, January Feb
fuafy 500 buyers, Fcbruary.Mafch, 5.2g.
SELLERS, September, b2l, sellers.
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forN Mr't--Sinndarl. t2.sSa2po, pearl
y y" roller ~ in@J d. firm.
h''Ns 80 lps-Na,y beans, t276, me.
diam. $3.50
or Mr,i=ln half bt's $50 from store
't'ohtts Sofia iphlc extra, hi,c: ginger
'"'l' ''s''sr a"utisi iumhrs, i,-ai2r.
fiHt" rom store. common. sL2S, fam.
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FIw-Mackerel, half brls, No. /, 1928; No
2 1915; i0-lb kit, No. I, $i.15 No. 2, $l.10
Dry herring family, 25c per box.
FREsH MKArs---Choice beef headquarters,
Zoe forequarters, DC; second grade hind
quarters Sc; forequarters, 4c. Sheep, &c.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoDucrs--Strong and advancing;
mess pork, 5000; sugar cured hams 1870
13lfc; breakfast bacon, l094@i2c bacon,
clear rib sides, l0c; bulk pork, clear sides,
0itc; clear rib sides, SIs@9c; long clear,
SIC; shoulders, ne
LARp--Tcs, $50; half brls, $50; kegs,
SIC; choice kettle, 0lsc; strong and advanc-
ing
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lily, 1915; choice, 400; fancy, A.25; extra
fancy, SiG0; patent, $5.00M520.
CRACKED WnEAT--In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMiYY AND Gmrs-From store, 1925.
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wool.

sr. Louis, Mo-, Aug, Wool steady
with good demand ON manufacturers &C.
count, but no speculative movement I'm.
washed Bright medium. i4@22c: coarse
braid, li@lgc; low sandy, i0Gl7c. fine light.
l2qlsci prime heavy, lOGiCc; tub washed,
2sI1glc
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THE RIVERS
Steamboats, Leaving
Mo,ement. M the Le,ee.

Arriyals-William Bonner and Paris G
nrown, Ohio river; Port Eads st Louis
James Ice, friars Point Rosa lee, Osccola
Experimentation Bonner, Paris &
Brown aud Port Eads, New Orleans Jamci
lee, friar Point; Rosa Lee, Oseeola Chick
Hsaw White river
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Cation seed rreanc,..

pEISE CHrpt Oii---aGc; prime summer
yellow, iog.lc, oil summer yellow, ahdS7c.
choice cooking summer yellow, 4hCItb'.
prime summer white, t,tetSc; prime cotton
seed meal 81 2,Oti7 TO- less than car load.
tis25, IN cotton seed meal, sibUO6tI5 ~.
less than car load lots siG2A
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NIv loRE, Aug. i.-Thec was more bust
ness doing In all departments with purchases
covering good miscellaneous assortments.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

IL. LIoufp preparation fcr the ssin. rs seo,h.
ins, cssliss. Rsfssshss . wond'rfally p.suufslnsi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

o'es . ha'ishinsiy hssuufai shin. Drives %
sassshss. hednsss. Roushnsss. Pimpiss 4 sun-sAsi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tshe nAoAss MAGNOLIA Rain With you 10 the
beasids. Mounislns. home and I'll Rural Rs.or.si
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE % PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton. ioc-
Sales Today, 400 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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LONDON, Aug. Ia. p.m.-Consols, closed
at ~ 9l6d for both money aud the account.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balances today was
$4,000
PARIS, Aug Three per cent rentes,
$50 1Oc for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
Cmc,co, ILL.,, Aug. i.LClcarings, ,226,
600
ST. l.ouIs, Mo-, Aug. 4. --Clcarngs, g., 500,
500 balances t22Isl3
NV YoRE, Aug. i,LCrarings, $50, O3o, o
~; balances, S,7GO03si
BALrrNoRE. Nd, Aug. l.-Clcarings, S..
01s, l40, balances, S3Ii,Sks(
BosroN, Mass, Aug. l.-Clearings, Sl4,.
2ss. COS balances, 1851 2GQ.
PuiL,nELruIA, Pa. Aug. l.-Clcarings,
sl0,O7, Oh; balances 81, 9oi, 1888.
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klk-sNOLIA BALM

lh'"'''s Isii'ei oomrl'iioh and teyp. the Pace.
Ns's' Ana All hsnds t,H,B: in0oth. Try ~
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ArrEAL OFFICE. |
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. |, lsss
Money is in steady demand and good sup
ply, rates continuing firm at s per cent
The clearing-h house report is as follows
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COTTON Markets.

Tho local cotton market opened sl,l "
and closed steady midd'.ng iW sa'cs 49,
bales. including --- lat evening. NJ
which - 10 tiponcn aud Mi 10 ,pu.
ncr.
ENtuANgr QrurArioNA
Ordinary. 'br. goud orlinar,. Stc nw
middhng. p5,D middliur tn. la,oi uit,
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L,~w-Choice, $50; common TO good,
per head, s. 30
iIoes-Choicc light, SCi5,.c. good, I.@Sc.
common. A'.@litc.
CArrir-,hoicc, 3ifCGtisc good, 3A@ic
scsllawsrs. nominal
snu,r-Choicc, Sc; medium, SIC; com.
mon, 81 coal 80
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nanh. and sinrh-.

Tho following list 10 corrected regularly
aud MAJ be regarded NJ the latest quotation,
bank sTutKs
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MAGNOLIA BALM

kfsdiesiss frseslss Eniftions Tsi,.t. w,t.sbf..A,
psisAiy Heat. Heals iBs,d p.i,, .sJ stne. l,,nt
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on and Turpentiue.


CLryrL,sp, O., Aug. I-Pctroleum hrm.r;
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MAGNOLIA BALM

sAoAss MAGNOLIA nli.M. hsmo,e. suuburp
~. rrsehss Mob fsieh.. c.Hf be dg,ecseA
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Stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. e. A., |
MEMPHIS, Aug. /, pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
tons named in the 18th meridian time, which is
one hour later than Memphis time.
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Arrrrs-ti 5oa2 ~ PER brl Dried apples
G'sd7'sc per H., from store. Dried peaches
StdiE from store.
FHur-fim Oranges, $500 per box.
Lemons, ~ JOdhO per boz. Bananas,
81 Oo@2O0 per bunch.
ptcEtr--Rrls tGhn, half hrls, $40.
rurArop-firm new, VI bO,t2 ~ per brl,
sweet, " Jnper sack
ruulrWN -thckcns spring. 81 .25Cg2 p,
MIXED, t2Ua2.2,, hens. ~ 6O@2 ~.
EaUs-Stcady botes. i4isc. eases. ISc.
FHrfrs-Coconnuts. $50 per lOO. Peanuts.
| Virginia GCrG'sc Tennessee. farmers stock,
tmhc. roasted, 2'sc higher shcllcd, GCt1c.
| Pccnns Texas. MGiac.
NrUuanirs-unions $40 per brl. 81 ~
/ per sack Cabbage home grown. N2j per
crate 81 ~ per dozen. kraut, hrlS, $50, half
hrls tih1 Garlic ~ per lOn
| RustNs-london LAYERS 800 layers, " 20.
| California, f2intgl0
| Brrrm-llutlcrne, lic; creamery, 20G2jc;
dairy. ibCf i6c. country butter. l5Gtlsc.
CinrR-oSark, s1SO per brl, aud $50 per
half hrl.
NINTaAE-Pcr gnl. Stale.
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Miscellaneous.


WHisEY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 iO@G00, Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn. sharp advance, sl.bOdJ0O, Eastern
rycs, ti.SjmGOO according Ia age and make.
common whisky, ObcGtl.3O, according to
proof, nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
H,GCiNG-OdllC
PowprR-KeFs, 500, half kegs 81 20;
quarter kegs tl.15
Ilipn-Dry flint. No. I, Ice; No. 2, 7c; dry
Saltcd, 5'sm7c; green salted, No. I, 5c; No.
? $40; green, 3@Ici shccpskins, ijc@SLO0,
irregular.
Tirs-tl.2i.
suor- Drop, ti.95; buck, $50.
LrAp-6c.
N,ls-lron, g. 10. steel. s. 25Ct2 -.
Ton,cco-CommOn. 25@3j; other grades,
35fS5
SNuTs-Garrctt's, tiOs1. Ralph's sl025;
Railroad, t9s5, Gail n Az, S02S
Coat Ou.-rrimc white, Wholesale lots,
Olsc per gal.
NEFswAN-iNd2Oc.
TAIIow-3dlc.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
Milc, clear grease wool, 2O6J2bc; bury
washed, 2O6gJO tub washed, SOtgSic.
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Thirteen hundred aud eighty eight rolls
bsrging lupkr. bacon. 6,ars corn. lui skscof.
lee, 2cafs lime, car cotton seed, 49, pkgs dry
goods. II pkg eggs 10 brls hour. q ears
hay. - pkg. hats, NJ head sheer. 70 head
feet lumber II pkgs liquors UDJ kegs nails
ears oats, ~ brls onions I car pork sidesi
y ofl' sugar i2i PKG tobacco, t,au wheat.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18
Ben: Perly Poore's Curios.

1t has been stated that the valuable
collection of manuscripts and auto
graph letters gathered by the late Ben:
Pcrley Poore is to be sold. Major
Poore was an interchangeable autograph
Importance. His specimens of reyOlu-
tionary autographs are particularly
fine, and of modern autograph letters
he has a vast mass. 1t is said he had
gathered letters of nearly every Senator
and Representative. This is in itself
II large collection, as the members of
Congress number upward of 5000
names. Various estimates have been
put by connoisseurs upon the Poore
collection, some figuring its value at
upward of $4,000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18

Will the reduction of taxation by
lowering the tariff make wages lesSE
We believe not as the tariff has very
little, if any at all, to do with the rate
of wages as it is regulated by the sup
ply, demand and efficiency of the work.
men, as is shown by the very diversified
rates paid in different sections OF this
country under the same laws. Eng
land has the lowest tariff in all Europe
and the highest wages are paid there.
Australia is a free trade continent.
Wages are higher there than anywhere
else on earth. The Canadian tariti is
higher than ours. Wages are lower in
Canada than they are here. The MeXi-
can tariff is much higher than ours, A
good man if he can get work a earn
twenty-five cents per day in Mexico.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18

Yesterday the American party NETT
in National Convention for the iirs
time in this city for the purpose oil
adopting q platform, and nominating
candidates for President and Vice Pres
ident.
Major General Scotirld. who succeeds
General sheridan 10 the command OF
the Army. has a good record. lie has
filled MANY positions. and flied them
well. MaIc cannot he said ni any man.
The iivcl ami haIhA hill has become
a law without the Presidents sigma
tune. NN'N'
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18
Wunlnn's Discovery

"Anothor wonderful discovery has
been made and that toe by a lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
riou her and for seven years she with
stood its scUcrcst test, but her vital Or
gans We're undermined and death SEEM
ed imminent. For three months she
She bought of us u bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and was
so much relieved on taking first dose
Her name is Mrs. Luther Luiz." Thus
write w. C. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby,
N. C.-Get a free trial bottle at J0hnr
sons Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18

As we go to press there is a good
nrospect of the Merchants Bank ot
Atlantic City opening a branch Office
in PENIS Grove. The room next the
post office has been rented and MIR. ..
r. Dunkle, the cashier, is in town max
ing arrangements for opening IN a snort
time. A money exchange has been
needed in Penn's Grove for some time
and as this favorable project is beng
brought TO our town, asking but mite
more than your patronage and giving all
the advantages of a separate National
bank, every business man should grass
it and help make it a success by their
patronage.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18

The arrival of James G. Blaine III
New York Friday of last week was the
occasion for a great ovation. lie IS
the great mogul of the campaign ana
all he says is dessert to the political
porridge.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-18
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