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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
DOMESTIC EXcMANoR.


New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing 81 per $1,000 premium selling. New
Orleans 81 discount buying, 81 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 bank $
circular Of the "a inst.
The local cotton market closed steady az an
advance of &c; middling uplands, 0JGc.
Sales 400 bales TO spinners. New Orleans
closed quiet and firm with futures quiet and
steady at an advance of to 10 points on the
old crop months and TOD points on the
new. AT Liverpool business was moderate
Mt unchanged prices, with futures steady at
an advunce of 10 points. Manchester
yarns are steady, but little doing. Cloths
quiet without quotable change in prices
The New York spot market advanced lsc
closing steady. Futures steady-l0 points
up ON the old crop months and TO points
advance on the new.
Hubbard, Price Il Co. say: "The entire
market today has been great scare over
August contracts. The shorts in all direc-
lions appeared to have suddenly made up
their minds that their outstanding engage
mcnts were In danger, and the rush 10 cover
forced up values 10 points for the summer
months, which were well held up 10 the
close. The advance has been ON n rumor
that line OF $1,000 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-.
gagements to Liverpool had been made to
the amount Of 1000 bales. The new crop
participated only TO very moderate extent,
owing TO improved crop advices, and fall and
winter months gained but l@3 points"
II is reported on good authority that 10, 900
bales have been sold In New York 10 OK.
porters, and that freight-room has been en-
gagged for 1900 bales.
Today, July 4, being holiday, the New
York, New Orleans and Memphis Cotton
exchanges will be closed.
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tending higher. Bananas, $i.0o@2o0 per
bunch.
PIcRLEs-Brls $3.50; half brls, 500
PoTAToEs-Firm; new, $l.50@200 per brl.
PouLTRY--Chickens, spring, sl0O@l. 75
mixed, sl.76tg2.0O hens, 81. 25@2.50.
EGcs-Dull; boxes, SIC cases, &c.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 6G6Ifc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
4@5c; roasted, 2lSc higher shelled, 6@7c.
Pecans, Texas, 9@l2c.
Recommendations, s2.50@2.75 per brl;
$3.50 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, So so
per crate; kraut, brls $3.50; half brls, 81. So
Garlic, 5Oc per 100, Turnips, 81 .0o@l.25 per
brl.
RAnYs-London layers, $780, layers,
1915; California, S250@3.O0
BuTTER-Butterine, l5c; creamery, 90
@3Oc; dairy, l5@l7c; country butter, 100
loo.
CIprn-ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
VIYEGAR-Per gal, s6ll2c.
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August loSi@io.S5; September, 9s2@oss;
October, 0.62@963 November 9.55@9. So;
December, o.55@9.56; January, a62@9 60;
February, 97O@97l; March, 97s@9 49,
April, 9,sG@9s7 May, 9ei@995. Sales,
SO, 800.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed
quiet and firm; middling o94c. Sales, 1000
bales. Quotations were as follows 0rdi-
nary, nc; good ordinary, SIC; low mid.
ding, 0Ilc; middling csc; good middling,
l0kc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and
steady as follows July, o.7s@9.77 August
97l6J072; September, 0.3l@0.32; October,
9li@9l2; November, 005@900 December,
oo7@9os; January 9l5@9l6; February,
92i@025; March, o,33@985 April, 942@
943; May, o.5O@0.52. Sales. 10000 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT,
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ls0LlDArED srArENENr.
LIVERPOOL.

AT noon; Spot-llusincss moderate nj un.
changed prices Sales, 5000 bales. OF which
American 1909 bales. Receipts, 1000 bales,
of which American 100 bales. Closing quo.
tations were as follows Ordinary, asa; good
ordinary, o l-l0d low middling . 5-l0d;
good middling, il-lGd; middling uplands,
6Itdi middling Orleans, Died.
Futures opened quiet at advance and closed
steady.
THE prices are given In pence and 0iths,
thus i.03 means i.63-0id, aud 6.Oi means
6i-6idl
AT p m.-July, 5.39d, buyers; July.
August, 6.32d, sellers; August,Scptomber,
o.3Od, sellers eptembcr-octobcr, cod, val.
ne; octoberNoycmbcr, 6.15d. sellers; No.
yember-Decembcr, b.i3d, value; December.
January, 6i3d, sellers; January February,
". l3d, sellers, sepiembcr. 6aOl. hnYern.
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Icesi-tuns.

HAY.-Choicc, from store. a5c@il 20. car
load. from lcveo or depot siS5OcJl0 90
prime store D0ag2lfc: car load. from levce
or depot, SiI.0OdlSOo, prairie, from store
00aIoc; car load, from leyco or depot $1,000
@laOO.
CoRN-From store, white Csc, mixed, Coz,
from levec or depot, white, Ia bulk, csc; In
sacks, Gle, mixed, In bulk, 58c; IN sacks, SOC.
OAr-From store, white i5c; mixed. iJc.
from lcyoc or depot white, In bulk, aOc; Ia
sacks, i2c; miNcd, In bulk, Ssc; In sacks
4Oc.
Bn,S-From store, 75c; from lcycc or
depot (liOOCJl4b0.
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Conn MrALr--Standard, a.. $500 90, pearl
A.lO roller, S3,lO13. 10; steady.
BEANS ASp PEAs--Nsyy beans, 1913: me
dium, $500.
Oar MrAI-.-In half brls, 81 10 from store.
FLouR--Ffom store, common, 500; fam.
ny S'Io' choice, 400, fancy SL25 ex.
ira hnoy 800 patent, S5.0Oltb.25. Quiet.
CRAcErns---Soda, treble extra, DC; ginger
snaps, 5,s@sllc; assorted jumblcs, l0@i9c.
CRACKED Wnrlr--.ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoaiSr AND GRIrs--From store. .s3s25
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Cash quotations were MS follows

Cash quotations were ms follows:
flour-ln better demand; prices un.
cb nged.
No spring wheat, 79Is@sOc; No. 3 spring
wheat, nominal; No 2 red s0A@Slc. No \
corn, axe; No. 2 oats, 3094c; No 9 rye, SIC;
No. barley, Csc; No fax seed, Sll5@i 80;
| prime timothy seed, $2.25.d2.30.
Mess pork-Per barrel. Sl3.45; lard, per
100 lbs, N.OI 1S(gS.OO; short rib sides (loose
Si6; dry salted shoulders (boxed) ~. 25Gl
600 short clear sides tboxed) S7.Sj@7.9O.
Roceipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, ls,OOC
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley. 1900 bu.
Shipments-flour, 1900 brls wheat, O..
600 bu; corn, l5S, 600 bu; oats, li5, 900 bu; rye,
1000 bu barley, 1900 bu.
ST. LOUIS, July 3-Flour-Quiet and un.
unchanged. Whcat-lIigher Markets else.
where put prices up here, but the tone was
| quiet and the trading light. The close for
futures was hGINc above yesterday; cash
was lower at slA@S2c; July, 702k@70kc.
closing at 1880; August 79ItCd70Ac, closing
NJ 1OAc December, SiIZMSl5Sc. closing at
sac asked. Corn-Iiigher but slow, the
trading being chiefly for the year; cash, 4594
@ioc August 4Jst9iGllc; year, 303lc; July,
| 2bAci August, 22JkG23c. Rye-No sales
Bran-Quiet at SIC. Flaxseed-Firmer; 81. %
bid; Cornmeal-stcady at S2.8j. Hay-.Firm
for best grades, prairie, S0.OOMll. 90 timothy,
sl2Oo@lsO0. Butter and eggs unchanged.
Proyisions--Dull. Pork--Jobbing, SlL25
l.ard.-Nominal at $40. Bacon---Shoulders
sissy; long clear, Ss.37 j<tS.IO short ribs
ss.36aS.l5 short clear, Ss.55@s.62Is. Hams
Sll.OO0Ji250.
Rcccipis--Flour 1000 bris; wheat GOOo
bu;corn, 1900 bu; oats, 81, 600 Rye, 600 bu;
barley, none.
Shipmcnts-.Flour. 10000 brls; wheat
0,OC0bu; corn, COCO bur oats, 1900 bu rye
and barley, none.
KANSAS CRY No, July 3-Whcat-Strong.
er; No. 2 soft, cash, 7O14c bid, 729kc asked;
August lie bid, 72c asked; No. red, cash,
sales at 0ac bid August, 09l1c bid, 09Ac
asked. fI
Corn-Strongers; No. 2 cash, III bid; n &c
August, sales at iic; September, Az asked;
No. 2whitc, cash, sales at 47c; August sales
NJ i6JEc. Oats--No 2, cash, 2Oc bid; 20sk
asked August, 20i,c bid.
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WnrS you feel depressed don't dose your
self with mean bitters Hodges Sarsaparilla
renoyates aud inyigoratcs the system and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood 81 per bottle, sixbot ties
for -. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Hester, 2S3 Main street
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LAMns-cholce $3.50; common to good,
per head, 500.
HoGs-Choice light, 5@5I4c; good, 40
DC; common 4L@iIEc.
CATTLE-Choice, 3H@iIIc; good, 3H6l4c
scallawags. nominal.
snEEr-Choice, &c; medium, 3I9c com
mon Al DOLuI 40
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l'royisIous.

Fisu-Mackcrcl half hrls No. I, q. 25:
No. 2. sGT5, lob kit, No. I, ti.iS No. 2,
N.l0, Dry herring, family, 25c per box
fnEsn MEArs-Choioc beef headquarters,
Ice forcquartcrs, Sc; second grade hind.
quarters, Nc; forcquarien, &c. Sheep, &C.
Hogs. Nc.
Hoo Pnopucrs-Stcndy; mess pork. 1880.
bulk pork, clear sides, sa@sNc; clear rib
sides, s@s,sc; long clear, Tl@sc; shoul.
dcrs. csc.
Llup-Tcs SCI half brls, SIC; kegs, sac
choice kettle, %, steady.
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Tn. o,.,,.s of an. ,.m,a,a,.

To open the campaign with any hopes OF speedy
,ucccss, attack the enemy malaria teiorc Il has a
chance 10 intnnch. An obstinate Zoe twill prove
II You don't 40 right Att II you arr prudent too
You will have fortified, upon the hrt inumaton Of
IT, presence In your nclEhhofhood. lIosicticr's
stomach nlitcn l. the medicinal ammunition that
you rcqulrc. Every form Of malarial ic,cr yield,
10 this nnc preventive and rvmcdy For oon,tipa.
tion, liver complaint Dyspepsia. nervousness and
Kidney Trouble II il no los< effective Residents Of
malarial localitics, and rrsns soiourning In OF
bound iot the grcat West, should select this medi
cine n a means Of dcicnse against the frequent
visliAtions Of miasma. Tho'c In delicate health
the Agcd and the enicchlod, should In every In.
stance rsou 10 this signal inylsoraaL uscit tot
WEAK nerves
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed steady middllng o'sc. Sales, 900
bales, including 30 last evening. Of which
none 20 exporters and oil ~ spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, IKE good ordinary, SIC.
low middling o,fo; middling. oilc;
good middling. 10 3-lCc mlddllng fair, iOylc.
fair nominal, dusty, sc 10 ic lower.
DAILY COTTON HrArYuNNr
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Coiton seed Prnducix.

PRIME CRUDE 0u,-3l@32c; prime summer
yellow 35@36c; choice cooking summer yell
low, 4bc; prime cotton seed meal, $4,000
100, carload lots less than carload, $500
IrIS M
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes made today in the Merchants
exchange market lists. Stocks Of grain in
store at the elevators Corn, 1888 bushels
oats, 2,i7b bushels.
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suaAR-Purc white. &c; OF white,
exc; yellow clarified, csc; open kettle,
bls6tGc refined A, 6Em0ikc standard granu.
lated NC, plantation ganulatsd, 7l.c, pow
dcrcd, ~, cut loaf, Sc. strong.
CoTTEr-Common, iSc. ordinary, i0c; fair,
l7c. prime Rio, iSc choice 30 fancy, ipc, old
government aodS2ci quiet
Ricr-louisiana, c@5'sc; Carolina, go
&c. quiet
CANNED Goops-Pinen apples. a. as; peaches,
2 lbs, standard s2OO. : lbs. standard $3.50.
second, tl.50, 3 lbs, standard. 500. Toma.
toes, ? lbs, standard, ~ "a, J his standard,
ii.ib. Strawberries ti.76. Raspbcrrics, 81 On,
blackhcrrics, si.i0itl.2a green cages. Al. $50,
i.A. Fear, 81 a1di1A. plums al. G5Cti IS,
light weight N. Oo6tGSc 2 lbs, Si.I0 Con.
dcnscd milk-Cruwn. Is 7AltS. ~. Eagle
s7.Ia Swiss, th,75 Salmon, si.s5. Sariincs,
$50 mustard sarlincs, 500. Mackcrcl,
$50 herring maokcrcl, si.2A
tANniEs-StiCk, all siEcs. in hxA pals and
hrls, stfloc, fancy assorted, SCgi5c. extra
fancy. isx2Sc firm.
Cnrur-Ncw York factory, OCSc; full
crcam, i2siSc, Young America, l3etila.
MoLAsstz Louisiana. common a. fair. ~
Ct21c prime 10 choice 3J03,c, fancy, i0a
&c, ccntfilufals, common to fair. Od2,c,
prime TO choice, SO@Sic; syrup so9ioc,
steady.
sAir-sagInaw. o. 9O@i.JS per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 2tti.2i per brl. sks, line, 1850,
i.40 coarse, q. tee, ~. pkts, ead7c
S0Arr AND CASptp Soap, JCy3ltc. Can
dies, full weight i0c.
| STAHCi-3ls ftli .c.
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Ilou.rhoid suppIIc..

ArrIrs-None In market except for ship
mont Dried apples, 0hg7,sc per 10 from
store. Dried peaches s'a'N from store.
fRufr-firm. omnrc, none In market
Lemons, ti.6oc95.60 per bon. scarce, arm and
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Ieye

Arrivals-City Of vicksburg, ST. Louis;
John Gilmore, st. Louis
Dcparturcs-City of Vicksburg, Natchez;
John Gilmore, New Orleans; Eugene. Arkan-
sas river; Buckeye State, Cincinnati.
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Stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE sIosAL SERVICE, U. g. A..
MEMPHIS, July 3, pm. I
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named In the 10Th meridian time, which IA
one hour later than Mctnphis time.
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SEw YORK.

Spots opened quiet and firm and closed
steady, middling, i05.iGc Bales. 253 bales.
Quotations were a. follows Ordinary, 0i6c.
good ordinary, o. low middling 0jEc mid.
ding 10 Size; good middling, 1850, mid.
ding fair, ne; fair. Ike.
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady, as follows July, 10 2s@io2o,
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 9.--.The Drorer', Jour.
nal reports; Cattle Receipts, $500 head;
higher. Choiecn TO extra bccyps, g. 500
q 10, common 20 good Si.OOG5io stockcrs
and feeders, s2.5OCa3.S5 cows, bulls and
mixed, weak at si.25@3OG Texas cattle
ii.30a375.
lioes-RccciptS 10000 head; shipments,
400 head Market active. &c higher, quail.
ity better mixed, SS.5OCl5.70; heavy, 5000
5s5; light s5.5S@S.7O, skips, si.50C15. 10.
Shoep-llcccipts, $500 head; shipments,
80 western, e.. e0a3.sS; Texans, s. 2j(D
$40, lambs frm at tL75lsJ.00 per 100 lbs.
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Miscellaneous.


WusKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
ti5Ct60o Robinson and Liuc6ln counties
Tenn, sharp advance. VI 5Oa300. Eastern
rycs, f.sbCtGOo, according toagc aud make,
common whisky, pc@L21, according to
proof
BAoaiNa-51a0c
PowprE- kcgs, 500 half kegs g. 70,
quarter keys, si1b.
HpEs-Dy ilint No. I. To-; No. 2, &c: dry
salted, 5hN1,c, green saltcd, No, I, S.. No.
2, SIC; green, S8ic, shccpsklns i0c9si.oo.
irregular
Ttu-ti2A
snot-prop Nis. buck, h.7S
LTAb-dc.
N,ms-lron, $40 steel. e 2569as.
Ton,cco-Common, 2jd3jC, other grades,
aSCrsdc.
sSuTv-Garrcits $40 sS Ralph'A so 25,
railroad, t1.S5, Gail A Az. $500
CoaL 0il~-rrimc white, wholesale lots
o,Sc per gal.
| BruwAN-iS0r21c.
TALtow-.l@lc.
Woodbury. grease wool. unwashcd, iO1
iJc, clear grcase wool 2Da2ic; bury washed,
2pCJJ0C, tub washed. mdllc.
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ST.. iouis, Mo-, July 3-wool-stoady
bright medium, i4d22c; coarse braid, ll6,
ias low sand, i5@iTc, fine light, l29lsc;
fine heavy, lOCai6c; tub washed, 2s@sic.
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NEw YouK. July 3.-On the eve Of Indie.
pcndcncc holiday the demand was nominal
and sales prOpOrtionatcly.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insurss rerfse, Complexion and tseps The Pace.
1sai. Arns ana hs.as sar go s-.osN ". ai
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Hands and kiacL.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations:
BANK STOCKS
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK, July 3.-Cofice-B Brazil spot
growths dull and entirely nominal Options
moderately active and firm, closing az an
advance Of 10 To - points; sales, 1000 bags,
including July, Sll.20dil.iO August.
SiO.30@lUi0 September, Sl0O06lO.5O. DC.
tobcr, S0156t9sO, November S0.55Ct9. so:
December, s0Gj@0s5; January, 81. 750t9. IS;
March, S9D@095. sugnr-l,aw stock firm
ut 5esc for 5otcst centrifugal. Refined nc
tive and firm at unchanged prices.
CiSciSSAri, o., July ---Whisky--Activc
and firm; sales l, 3i3 barrels finished goods on
a basis Of STA Butter---Firm; fancy cream.
cry, 2Oa22c; fancy dairy, liCtl5c. Sugar
Active, higher refined 7lt@sc; New
Orleans, 5g5A. Eegs-wcakcr at l3c.
Cheese-Actiye, higher prime TO choice
Ohio Hat 7k@sIfc.
CmcAoo. ILL.,. July Son the Produce
Exchange today butter was la demand
Creamery i56tiic. dairy, l3isgl7c. Eggs-
Fresh candlOd llCti4isC,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER GENT. NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steedy-Middling Cotton, o7-eo
Sales Today. 400 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
ArrrAL OFFICE.

TUESDAY EvESINo. July 3. 1888 I
The banks rcporta good demand for money,
and say nothing is being done below the
stereotyped rate OF s per cent
The clearing house report is as follows
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ILY Cotton srArrnENr.

ImpoFu-N 4Ckh 10 h6TRhT Ian n
y, q " Lkkh &c o &sW X Il, 4 X G
h&BR r. 20 steamer, 2 wFons, Total. q
bales
Exports-None.
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Pans, July a--rhpe per cent rcnics, ~
30 for the account
LoSnoS, July = PM Consols closed al
~ ll.iOd for both money and the August
account Silver, o. i.iGl.
DrHiiN, July a--rhc statement ~ the I'm.
pcrial hank of Gcrmany shows decrcasc
In specie Of 21,Dip,OOO marks
ANK CLKAMNas
NV ontr,S-. la, July S-Clcarings, o..
500 .O2s
Cmc,oo H., July a-Clcarings,, 81,
Oni.0O.
ST. Lovis, Mo, July 3.-Clcarings Sg,0Ss,.
800, balances sins iN
MLuAoHL Md, July a-Clcarings, o.,
tlu go, balances tGii. iOp
BosroS, Mass, July S.-CicaringA today
tsi, 20, Isl; balances, S2,Oao. J6i.
NV YoRE, July a--Iank clcarlngs,
tl1i, uSR, 25i; balances, siosia2Di.
PHl.nrlrmA, Ia, July Shank clearing.
today, SlgG7i,iii. balances, t2,Oup Az
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Grain aud Provisions.

CmcAoo. H.. July a.-.whcat trading 10.
day WINS confined almost exclusively to local
oremtnrs, but the feeling was rather firm
aud prices averaged higher than yesterday.
Foreign market adyiCcs were favorable,
quoting wheat nrm aud tendency higher,
aud early Ia the day lhcrc were some report.
ot bad weather abroad Fair buying ~.
ported hero 10 cover shorts helped the firm.
ness. The opening was about &c higher
than yesterdays closing. steadily advanced
ga lsc morc, with August showing the most
strength, then declined Na,tc, recovered
part u the decline aud closed about ACt.
higher than yesterday. Corn was active aud
feeling rather unsettled. the market ruling
firm early aud easter late In the session
Opening sales we've at about the closing
prices of yesterday, was firm aud advanced
&c, was easy Tor time. then became easier,
and sold OF kc, ruled steady aud closed
a@ho higher than yesterday. There was
good buying ON local account early,
while offerings were rather limited and
this created reports that about 5000
bushels Of corn had been posted In New
York ~ hot and out " condition Oats Ia
10 10 storc sold better, especially No. 2 On
account Of this months delivery being I'm.
proved IN the speculative market July de.
livery advanced 10 ACtisc above yesterdays
closing. and closed hCtAc better This i'm.
proyement was the ouigrowih Of an i'm.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

tssicsis. rreckiss rruptious letter. ws,sthrssh.
praehis Nat uaSi. Iss><s nitss and eu.-. Tuni
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OF aud Turpeatiae.
New Yorh Dry Good. uarhe,.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-15
la. Ad. Mo.,ro.. Three Husbands,

PLANFIELD, Feb. 14.-David Curran OF
Newark made q complaint late on Monday
night. before Justice Nodyne. against Ada
Montross, accusing her of having three living
husbands. Of whom no was one. She was ar
rested at her mothers house in Richmond
street. and locked up over Monday night in the
city Jail. In his complaint Curran said he mar
ried her In Newark on Nov. II, 1887. and went
to live with her in New York. She left him on
Feb. 8. He found out that she had married
John Wilkes Thomas in Greenpoint on Nov. ~.
five days before she married him. and that then
she was. already married to John Bowman Of
Plaintield.
The woman denied ever haying married Cur
ran. and eays she married Thomas ten years
ago, and had two children by him. but OBJ
tanned q, divorce. She married bowman in
Plainflold about q year ago. Curran went to
New York to hunt up Thomas. the third hus-
band, and did not appear at the hour set down
for tho examination this morning. In con-
sequence the case was dismissed and tho
woman discharged. Later in the morning
Chief OF Police Carey received an express pack
age from Curran which proved to contain a
marriage certificate setting forth that he was
married to Ada Montross on Nov. IL last by the
Rev; Fred 2. Idehart, pastor Of the Central
Methodist Church OF Newark. but the certificate
contains the names OF no witnesses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-15
GRANT ON DE LEssEPs,s DITCH.
He Foresaw n Failure and n Total Loss to
stakeholder

He Foresaw n Failure and a Total Los. to
Stockholders
Admiral Ammen has consented to the pub
LEGATION of the following personal letter from
Gen. Grant:
GALENA. ILL.,, June, 90. 1880.
MY DEAR AMMEN: Your despatch informing
me Of the departure of Capt. Phelps for
Europe came after l had left here for Milwau-
kee. l wrote ut once u letter for the Captain,
directed to Gen. Moves, our Minister to France,
but intended for general use. l sent 1t to the
care of our Consul ut Liverpool. thinking That
was where you said L should direct any letters
for him.. Since, l have found In my pocket
your despatch. and see that 1 have made a mis-
take. hope he will receive it on arrival. My
letter was probably in time for the steamer Of
last Saturday week.
To-day l received IA letter from Seligman on
closing q cublegram from De Lesseps Offering
me the Presidency of the. Panama Canal New
York Presidency with the same salary he Is
TO- receive. namely. 1854 0 francs per annum.
some other bank or banks that they can ASSOC
ciate with them. will have the business OF re-
ceiviny the American subscriptions for per-
forming the work. l ~telegrnphed back my nom
acceptance. and wrote giving my reasons.
| gave tho work that had been done in the
surveys, &C.. and that while | would like to
have my name associated with the successful
completion OF q ship channel between the two
oceans. l was not willing to connect 1t with a
would lose all they put In. .
l start on the LIST of July for Colorado and
New Mexico. to be gone several weeks. Yours
truly. u. S. GRANT.