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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

~Wsntsd. tks Esrts. yoAn Dillos,s nsv
play u aid . - excessively fGnny. ssa -
he esnsd-A q is kaswn ~ - "a sxosAlenl
actor. sna vs ere promissa osol vssthsr.
eosh for tonixht and tozAoxfsv nixAt fhsxs
is no good rezsoo Why Psvsn Grssd opsra
neass shsald nos b comfortably flisd ca
eoth sssniszs. Tie ssls Of ssaLs v very
ssE-sfaesory - far.
Az tie Psopls's Theatre formerly the
No2 1srlAnd-nszt Inarsdsy sxepisa the
company whica mas rsc<nly bssa AeElag
there and tie attaches Of the house are ten
dsrsd . complimentary hensht. George
Hsrris. the leading man Of the com p&ny. -
vel and favorsbly known about towa-in-
deed. hs las kost Of warm friends. and q
the CEN pany are really in need Of fonds II
woald seem that the cosy little thsatrs
should be packed. The two-ses comedy,
The Irish Doctor" preceded By . nun bel
Of speciAlties. will be played and Willard
Brigham, Prof wellsnsisin and orchssEfs
aud nenbe Of local notaolss have prom
ised TO appear. The admlssioa 10 bat IS
cents. and reserved seats may be had st the
box Office al day Thursday without extra
charge.
One Of the most interesting plays thai
ever lad long rcn IN New York 10 The
Rsjan." Ii will be seen at Powers Grand
Opera House on the 9Th and eih OF June
and will be sure 10 wind up the season nosi
oonsplcionsly.
Manager Fred G. Berger will return from
New York tomorrow morning.
The Misses koon's entertainment al
HsFtmsn's Hall promises 70 be most en-
| joyable affair.
The ST. Cecilia's expect Q large audiencs
| az their last concert of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Ths eNms of eail setweeD the husksgons
b : very sxclsine onsL Ihe fsseD Of thss
cay ere oonpossa q the following pisyeD
r. WaIbsxk. pl.eAer, formerly of Chlosgo:
ID. keksy, eelehsx and captain Sifh the
6feenvlils Norshsrz Le&x1s team. -. L.
+. Lstcker, frss bsss 10 ths 0seeDYills
League team, 'e7: ]. Hrghes. sscon6 base;
c. Le~thers, third ssss- Lscsl players. +.
Nitisx. short stop. Of lonis NortAern
League team. s., a. n Jonss lsft Geld. oi
the Grand Rapids North western Lssgns
tsan. IS cad ths nstnoii>. National Lssxus
team. "a and 80; Z C. Ccanslly, fsght
fsld. Of the Grand kapies North western
Whitehall. Northsrs League team. Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
Gone with a Good Firm.

J. L. Strelitsky, the vell-known cigar
man. has entered into an engagement with
the great cigar house of Franklin Mac
Neagh & Co OF Chicago. ia. This firm are
the largest importers Of Hsva1as in the
United States and they are fortunate in Sc
curing busting representative IN Mr..
Strelitsky for this portion Of the territory.
At room s3 Sweets Hotel. today Mr..
Strehtsky will have on exhibition a fuli
line OF imported Key West ana domestic
cigars. nicxle goods, e.c. Mac Nsigh y
Co : goods ara known throughout al the
WesL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

The Grand Rapids Harsenasn's A~ccls-
Son. At ia coming nesting. July fo-i2
vii give the following stake races. The
Star Clothing House. the Karsferer Brew
ira Company. he Morton House and the
Association Stakes for = ; snd tvsar-olds
and roslsierS Entrsnce So and SO added
- ssch stake Nominations ard SO June
-, SO sulT 2. Open 60 a.. except Avear-
oids and rostisfers must have 10 record
previous - nouiastion. Fred A. Maynard.
TIE Secretsry. favifs he sfoendsnce OF
members AZ the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
DO Not Respond.

In answer to requests to all the
different churches sent out by Acting
Mayor Shanahsn for the churches to
toll their bells during the parade on
Memorial Day, ell the Catholic churches
have responded and signihed their will
ingnsss 70 comply with the request but
only one OF the Protestant churcnes have
thus far responded. We do net know but
the tolling of their bells may conflict with
the cresds OF the Protestant churches but
the committee would De pleased 10 have
them give notice of their intentions so that
they can 20 and complete their arrange
ruentS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

The six-vesks old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mango. viii be buried from the residence,
CIT :. Lafayette ar. this afternoon at 3
o'clock Pail bearers viii be selected from
little girls in the neigbborhood dressed In
white. The baby "a laid out By the under
taker Is as pretty a. a wax dol, and with
the wreath of flowers with which the small
caskst Is covered the littls cortegs viii be 3
beautiful. though solemn, scene.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Pr. J. r Grfswold. of ri. citv, is sn RITZ
rnsss ftisna q General Shsriaan. and vss
with him dnrins toe var Re ssid ysstsr-
cay hs vss of tie opiniQn t1st tie General
vcald not surviTs his present iilne-z
kRsvfng hiu a. vel A. ~. said the
Icctor - q FzzEsRkN HsskED rsportsr
Yesterday stsrnoou. ~knawins his eousti-
tnften AMI nhvsicsi srssnixsEion-l7s = a
sesay man fhink taere = 40 rossi be
hspe af Ia recovery.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Persons having friends or relatives buried
in any OF our city cemeteries who served in
the army or navy of the United States dur
ing the late rebellion, are requested to place
flags on their graves before Memorial Day,
in order 70 have them ell properly deco
rated, a. the Decoration Committee desire to
accomplish their duty to the satisfaction of
every one interested in this noble work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

A I. Crs~.5rs The Cadillac r-o-s- vho
Sss bsen spsndisg = ss~ ssyy - - al. ths
Eussf e shsrif BisAop. sss recessed fen
al yesterday hy order of Ts5gs Neat
r-nery 90 hseeas cergss yrocs~di rEs. M
stitafef ~ Tayner a CarreiL TheTs vss
a. error ia tie papsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
WIN We c.mol, win ~. n.ou....

Quite = number Of The business men on
Cana and Monros-sts. viii not close their
places Of business on Memorial Day. as re-
quested by the q. A R COMMITTEES. This
is al wrong. Memorial Day Is q legal
holiday, day Of solemnity, sad one which
we All should observe. II is day Of sad
ness ana mourning for the dead defenders
sf our country. and q man who VIII not
close his place Of business on that day
wo1ld keep bis plsce Of business open
during his owa f1Hersi.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Geo. T. Soathari 6lsi q complaint in TIE
Circuit Conrt yesterday sskirg for divorce
frsm IS ~ifs Lizzie The ciil alleges that
thsT rere narried in Coscorgiia. Kansas
October 9 iSe3. ard tsst 80 7-ars ago bls
We csuse - tais ritv ard entered km
kaasr. hoass Ct iii-repals. wssrs sse nov
Is. Eh~y have 10 crH.dren-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Mr.. r. w. Rogers. who for the last three
years past has visited Grand Rapids with
kne Western horses. hes arrived with two
car loads Of the finest horses ever brought
10 this county. and will sell same al auction
M Albee's barn, kent-st. commencing at
10 o'clock on Tuesday. May .. closing at
5 p. IA. and continuing daily until every
horse has been disposed Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

John @. Guetkunst. travelling salesman
for Frey Bros, has just received from the
Equitable Accident Association Of Bing-
hamton. n. Y. $10.71 for three days he was
confined to the house, and would advise
everybody to insure with w. f. Yates,
agent for the Equitable.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

I. 2. Richardson Camp, S. Of V, win
start tor Ovozso one week from this NOM
ing. to attend The State enosnp0snt CsP-
tan Williams informs the IELEsEsN Hrs
AID that about thirty members of tae camp
will attend, sad that TIE meeting promises
70 % The ssesf ever hsld IL this STATE
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
MASONIC NOTICE.

A special communication of Grand River
Lodge No. "a F. & A. Masons. will be held
at Masonic Hall on Tuesday. May 20. al
10 o'clock a. m. sharp. for the purpose OF
attending Bro. John Scott's funeral. Ia
which all NJ. Ms. are requested to be
present. By order of the w. N.
J.. A. ROGERS. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

GRASD RkFI1s. Msy 81 notice that
WDl HsJes has paid no sttsntion to Tim
Quslev's rvply 70 his sweeping challenge 70
fsht sny msa in Micb;gaa II be means
business I am ready - deposit so sny dav
as = ssrfeit Il T. r French does not meet
him a. any time within four wsess from
d&te r.. Il. aKRAHa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Lewis BTunusr, manager e social club
in the MstroSolssa Block. wss arrested
yesterday for selling iisnor without q L. s.
iicsnse. Toe case = ms3s 70 lest the 80
lnd wll ge q the Supreme Court before Il
: settled. Thss = tie commandment Of =
aso~s ~ close ID he elabs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Hir.rn waters rua tas srss tsia sv-r
ths p. Q. r. . ~ into G-spd Hav.n IN
fesz and k.s se~n -ifa 80 co-apsnr ssscs
that ve.r Gsorxe irss as heea ~s,h taesn
SiDcs 1877 ard Ed. McGfnuis sircs iszs
he spmpsnv Tsias kssn AishIg - tasv
sEs xscd n<n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Mr.. T. w. Roxsrs. Of San Antonio. Tex.
viii make his headquarters in Grand
Rapids for the Sanmer. curinz WHICH
time he viii contract for and dsiiyel
&c any stock dealer in the state O
Michigan or adjoining states. any class aae
quantity Of Wsslsrn stock. such % hiiies
mares. mules. horses. and unbranded year
linss. Parties desiring such stock cannol
possiely 90 better than by calling or ad-
dressing Mr.. Rogers. care Bridge Stree
House. Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Severn psrzons srs sezrsnx vita . psp>r
eearnE TIE signsf8rs ~ Nrs. r +. waison.
risttcrs sf she &. 3 A. aor,e. Ths isd7
ssrs tasf sas ssvsr Signs serziug rapsr.
ana tne ase ~ her csnse - ans1tharszed
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
Sick Headache is cured by "Coaline."

The G. r. Il I. will sell exnursion tickets
TO Kalamazoo, Wednesday May 80. On ac-
count of base ball game. at rate of one fare.
and 25 cents additional flr admission to
ball ground.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Henry Fsnghern. cue q tte rnioa
lsshsrs. vss tired N he PoEics Ceart re~-
tsrfev fes sw>srs.x - saos hpr ssher nsnaes
NoT~& fk~ sx<1 sssaEsss . ssrd5cs - Sc
xsatkT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Sun Hats 25, 30, 80 and 80 cents.
Tips in all shades at only rs cents per
bunch.
A fine assortment of Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets always in stock and cheap at
Adams & Co.'S, 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

CstsrTa ssases dsscss~xs froTa TIE rose.
eaa eresth. PAN ssf~esn The syss. ceEsn~
~. r4ckina rineiHz neisrs 10 to ssrs.
Hsod S.rssr-<s -. - szkzssz.x tae sas,ea.
rx.r~s extzrxe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
Turo Ts Rrcur

We believe in selling only the best, and
have secured the agency for Kemp's Pile
Suppositories. Price 80 cents. For sale at
Tibb's Drug Store. 126 Monroe-st..s corner
Spring.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Ladies who value q refined complexion
must use Pozzoni Powder-it produces q
soft and beautiful skin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

During the fsw remaining days Of her
stay in the city, Lena Bible. clsirsoysDt and
tsst Kediun. viii ts foand al No. $50 North
DylslcD 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Coaline Headache Powders are sold by
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

HAsslssEss. 4As 2.-fo< hicEizsa.
si<ntiy warner. fair ssslhsr. prsesesa ~
iocsi rains. si11s hsss4isg 1xnt - 1ssl
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Brain workers End relief In "Coaline."
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BY TELEGRAPH.
money, Bonds aud stocks.

NEw YoRK, July 3.--Money on call easy
at l6plh per cent; last loan at per cent?
closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3@8 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady, at tLSGA
for sixty-day bills and SISSY for demand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady.
State bonds were dull aud without change
The attendance mt the board today was ex-
trcmcly small, most Of the members having
left the city 10 remain over the national
holiday, and the business done was in all
probability the smallest in the history OF
the exchange for one day The importance
Of the transactions was on scale conform
ing 10 the foregoing facts, and the iluctua-
tons were confined to the narrOwcst limits
ever seen, very few OF the stocks traded In
showing an extreme range OF more than hall
Of / per cent The only important move
ment during the day was in Rock Island,
which, under some pressure from the traders,
retired from 1902 to l0O16. The general list,
however, displayed firm tone during the
first hour, when few small advances were
established the bulls holding prices firm on
account Oi the improved outlook ui the iron
trade, while the bears were inclined Ia extend
their lines Of shorts. The opening was steady
and some little animation was shown In the
first hour accompanied by n slight upward
movement extending 10 y per cent but
Wl'I llhl Nlht thc slnFhhluh .p"h NohiPi'''
hold Of the list and beyond the decline In
Rock Island the market was entirely barren
Of feature or motion Of any kind. The close
was steady nj prices generally u little better
than the opening figures. The business
done amounted only Ia 35,sO shares. Rock
Island lost x aud Pacific Mail ~.
The railroad bond market was more ami
mated than the share list the sales Of all Is
sues being tgs7, OpO, though the Texas Pacific
issues were decided feature, the first fur
nishing $4,000 aud the seconds $4,000
throughout the day and most OF the issues
traded Ia are higher
Sales of stock today were $500 shares.
Closing uuotntiOns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05

proved demand from shpfts. All other fut-
ures were weaker. Thete was a good trade
in August at &c lower range, but longer de-
liveries ruled quiet. The provision market
was weaker and prices ranged lower. Stocks
showed tribe better fhah expected, espe-
cially Of lard, which ware so 097 tierces. The
aggregate stocks Of all kinds Of hog products
were l44,000,000 pounds, an increase over
June Of II, 100000 pounds, but decrease
Of $4,000, 900 pounds from July last year
A fair business was transacted, long stuff
TO absorb, and n declineof 2Og224c was re-
corded on pork, l0al2lEc on lard and &c on
short ribs A rally followed the depression
as shorts began TO coysr, but last sales were
at Sc decline on the speculative list
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
General News.

Two boats are announced to leave here
today.
VERY little business was transacted on the
wharf yesterday.
THE Gayoso leaves this evening at o'clock
for Tiptonyille and way points on the upper
coast,
The Rosa Lee got in from Osceola Tuesday
night with a moderate trip. She returned
last evening
The Chickasaw departed for White river
last evening, fairly well loaded with both
freight and people.
THE marine fraternity celebrated the "glo-
rious Fourth" in the same quiet way that
has characterized II ON many other occasions.
THE James Lee arrived from Friars Point
yesterday morning with light trip. She
went back last evening literally patronized
by shippers.
The Coahoma will arrive this morning
and leave again this evening at o'clock for
Helena, Friar's Point, Concordia, Terrence
and Arkansas City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing. So per 5000, premium selling New
Orleans, s. discount buying II premium
selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
Vile demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
The stock call board did not meet today,
but quotations Of local securities are revised
IN accordance with the Manhattan banks
circular Of the 2d inst.
The local cotton market closed steady at an
advance Of sc; middling upands O'sc.
Sales 400 bales 10 ,puucr, New Orleans
closed quiet and firm, with futures quiet and
steady at an advance OF TO 10 points ON the
old crop months and ? to- points on the
new. At Liverpool business was moderate
at unchanged prices with futures steady at
an advunce Of TO points. Manchester
yarns ore steady but little doing Cloths
quiet without quotahlc change in prices
Tho New York spot market advanced ifc,
closing steady Futures stcnly-l0 points
up ON the old crop months and TO points
advance ON the new
Hubbard, Price a Co. say: The entire
market today has been great scare over
August contracts. The shorts In all dircc.
tons appeared 10 have suddenly made up
their minds that their outstanding engage
monis were In danger, aud the rush TO cover
forced up values 10 points for the summer
months, which were well held UP 10 the
close. The advance has been ON rumor
that line of 5000 bales had been sold for
export yesterday, and although the official
record Of today has not confirmed the trans.
notion, we were informed that freight en-
gngcmcnts to Liverpool had been made 90
the amount Of 1000 bales. The new crop
participated only to a very moderate extent
owing to improved crop adyicc', aud fall aud
winter months gained but la3 points"
II l. reported ON good authority that ~, COZ
bales have been sold In New York 10 cX.
portcrs, aud that ircightroom has been en-
Rngod for 1900 bales.
Today, July I, being q holiday, the New
York, New Orleans and Memphis Cotton
exchange will be- closed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
t.roe.rte.

Sru,n-purc white, 7c. OF white,
Csc. yellow clarified, 6'.c, open kettle,
h,s@G refined A, GAt6iac standard gfanu.
lated, &c. plantation formulated, 1.c, POW.
drrrd ~ cut Loaf. 81 strong
CurrH= Common. iic. ordinary, ID; fair,
lie. prime Rio. H., choice 70 fancy, Ia, old
government. lnat2c quiet
lIrr-l.ouisihua, c@1AG Carolina, O'b@
&C., quiet
CtNvrn Coons Zine apples a. Is. peaches,
H.. standard. f2u 3 lh.. standard, $3.50
scrnnd. 81 80. . lhs. standard, $40. Tuma.
toes. . lbs. standard ilOJ , he. standard
81 rs Strawberries. $40. Raspbcffics, ~ ~
hlarlhcrrira. niOsi 2, rrron ragcs ti.'htt
isN Fear. o. MALTA rlums Al GjCtl.5i
Nrht weight I H. Ulott,C' . lhs. tii0. Con.
drus.d milk=Crrwn fh7blL,S1. Eagle
S5.5h Swiss tt7h Salmon SIS, Sariincu,
tS5E mustard snulurs. ttu1 Mackcul.
o. iO herring mackcrl ti2i
CtNnluaHSu,k. all sizes he hNt. pals and
hhs. sbtiuc, fancy assorted, Sglhc, cNtm
fancy. isN2',. firm.
Ciusr=NrW York factory. cas- full
cram. i2nilr. Young America. i3ttiiA
MotAFsts Louisiana. common to fair, ~
Ct2,r primo IA choioc. JiHisc, fancy 400
&c. ccnihiurals. common 81 fniE Wa ~.
prime to choice Jp@Ac, syrup @'@lN.
steady
SUr-sasinaw, 81 goaiS5 Per brl, Ohio
river. 81 gtdi.aa per bfl sks hnc, N.3'9
en- coarse, A. i0.ti.i 49, pkts. 2aftIc
koAra ANp CANpiu SOAP JGg3Ac. Can
dies. fall weight, iOC
kTAuuu=A'sHAl,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
LIVERPOOL

At noon: spot-Business moderate at un.
changed prices Sales 500 bales, OF which
American 1000 bales Receipts, 1900 bales,
Of which American I 700 bnlcs Closing quo.
tations were as follows; Ordinary I9ad good
ordinary, l-lGd low middling o b-l6d,
good middling, lllGd; middling uplands,
hisd; middling Orleans pl6d,
Futures opened quiet at advance and closed
steady
THE prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus iG3 means i.63.6ld, and 5.Ol means
6l-Gld,l
At4 p m.-July, $3.50, buyers July
August, b.32d, sellers; August-Soptcmbcr
b.3Od, sellers september October, 52Od, val
tie; Octobcr.Noycmbcr, 6.lbd, sellers; No
ycnbcr December, 5i3d, value, December
January, 5l3d, sellers, January February,
b.l3d, sellers September, 68Od buyers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05

August lo.3i@io.% September, o.s2@os3;
October, 9G2@963; November, 9,55@0,56;
December 9H5@966;, January, 962@963;
February, 070@o7i; March, 97sg0.79
April, os699s7; May, a9i@905. Sales,
So, 800.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed
quic, and firm; middling, 09.c. Sales 1000
bales. Quotations were as follows ordi-
nary re good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding 0]Ic; middling 9Ac; good middling
l0Lc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and
steady ms follows July, o,759o77; August,
a7l@072, September, 0.3l@9S2; October,
0llmal2; November, 0,0j@00G; December,
pO7@9Os, January 0.l5@9lG, February,
02lM02 %; March, 033@035; April, 0i2@
0i3, May, 0.5O@052, Sales, 10000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
ItrensIstuns.

Cons Mr,L.-S STANDARD, g. S@2OO pearl
tiiO roller o. l06t3l ~, steady.
Br,Ns AM rEW--Nayy beans, S27j. me
dum 500
oar Mr,L--ln half brls, $3.50 from store
fiorH-- From store, common, 500, fam
ily $50. choice. tLOO fancy SL2j; cx.
ira fancy, AGo, patent S.0otta2a. Quiet
snaps, bis6s'sc assorted jumblcs l0dl2c.
CgACKEb Wnr,t--ln hall brls, 8i.5O from
store
lluNiNY AND Gnirs-.From store, s32j.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
tending higher. Bananas, 100000 per

tending higher. Bananas, sl.Oo@2Oo per
bunch.
PicKLEs-Brls, $3.50 half brls, 800
PorAToEs-Firm; new, Sl,b0@2,00 per brl.
PouLrRY-Chckcns, spring Sl0O9l.75;
mixed, 81 756g2. 90; hens, s. 2j6g2.50.
EGGs-Dull; boxes, SIC cases, &c.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, cooke; Tennessee, farmers stock,
46p6c; roasted, 2Jlc higher shelled, G@7c.
Pecans Texas, 96nl2c.
VEGETABLEs-Onions. S25062.75 per brl;
$50 per sack. Cabbage home grown, $3.50
per crate; kraut brls, 1885, half brs, $3.50.
Garlic, 10c per 100, Turnips, Sl.0O@l.25 per
brl.
RAIINs--London layers 500; layers,
$275; California, 81. 50@300.
BUTTER-Butterne, ljc creamery 90
a3Oc, dairy, l5@l7c; country butter, 100
l6c.
CIpER--ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
VINEGAR--Per gal, sGl2c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
Inn,i.inlI.-

lIAy...Cholcc, from store, ajcCttl m, car
load. from loycc or depot SiS.506JlD
prime store, p1dTlsc. ear load, from lcycc
or depot Si1OoalsOO prairie, from store
GD@7Oc, ear load from leycc OF depot 5000
G,iAOn
'CoRS-From store, white, Csc. mixed, CO.;
from lcycc or depot, white, Ia bulk, h'c, In
sacks, Gle. mixed, IN bulk. 80. la sacks, hnc
OArs -from store, white, ibc; mixed, tic,
from lcycc or depot, white, ~ bulk, i0c; IN
sacks, i2c mixed, la bulk, 3sc, In sacks
i0c.
BR,N-From store, 75c; from loycc or
depot iliOOCtli5O.
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NEw YoHK, July S.-CofIeo-Brazil spot
growths dull and entirely nominal. options
moderately active and FIRM, closing at an
advance IL 10 TO ~ points sales, 10000 bags,
including July, sil2Ottii.i0, August,
lO.306tlO.lO, September, sl00O@i0.b0, DC.
tobcr, sg.75ttDs0, November, a955d0.s0,
December, S96569s5; January, s075et0 80,
March, S1Odpu1. Sngar-l,aw stock firm
at $50 Tor D5otcst centrifugal Refined ac
tive and firm at unchanged prices.
CfNciSNAri, o., July 3.---Whisky.--Activo
and firm; sales ,3lJ barrels finished gools on
a basis of STA. Buttcr.-Firm; fancy cram
cry, 2O@22c; fancy dairy, iiGtl5c. Sugar
Active, higher refined, 7h@sc; New
Orleans, 5d5aI. Egys-Wcakcr at lSc
Chccsc-Activc, higher prime 10 choic,
Ohio Hat 7h@shc.
CmcAao, H.. July Son the Produce
Exchange today butter was In demand
Creamery, i5glbc; dairy, l3lsgi7e. Egg
Fresh Candlod, iiMlilsc.
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CmcAGo, H., July S.--rhc Drocr's Jour.
nal reports. Cattle-R Receipts $500 head;
shipments, 1900 head. Natives iO6tlac
higher. Choiccn 10 eNun hccvpS, $3.50
q 10. common 90 good s4.0OIa5 y. siockcrs
aud feeders s2tNd3Sj, COWS, bulls aud
mixed, weak at tl.25@3OO, Texas cattle
kl.3O6375.
Hog Receipts, l00oo head, shipments
l.JOD head. Market active. &c higher, quail.
ity better. mixed, S5.bOCd5.I0 heavy, 5000
ass light SS.55@h1O; skips, A.50a5.io
Shecp-Rcccipts, $500 head; shipments,
l So head. Market steady, natives, s26Ocs
$50, lambs firm at Si756G.oO per 100 he.