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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26
To my old Friends and the Public
in General.

Having again located among you
to make this my permanent home.
1 hereby would respectfully invite
you to call on me, assuring you q
hearty welcome. We have opened
very fine bar-room in the West
block, stocked with the very
choicest old liquors, wines and
cigars; Lemp's beer always ice cold
on tap. The place will be known
as before as ''Jake's saloon" In
addition to this we shall made g
specially to supply the public
with liquors, wines and beer fol
family use. The stock is very
large and consists of all the lead.
ing brands. We offer the same by
the gallon at wholesale rates.
Trusting TO receive an early call
am your obedient servant.
II. JACOBSON, Manager,
15-tf with NJ. MAYFIEL.D.
Mr.. JACKSON to-day presented
the Mexico editors with sample
bottles of his Common-Sense
Liniment to "rub on their heads
Time alone will prove whether
this famous medicine will prove
effective in that manner suggested
or not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26
THE LEDGE
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1883.

Joe Bridgeford is now in the of
fee of DIR. W. l.. Reed, d. D. s.
on the South Side.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

SCORE BY innings.
%Innings--l 2 8 5 6 Z s 8
Mexico. - l l 3 0 2 8 is
Fulton 40 0 6 5 0 0 0 0 O. s
Tine of game, 200.
Earned runs, Mexico 6.
First base on errors, Mexico 5;Fulton 2.
First base on balls, Mexico 5; Fulton 2.
Hit by pitched ball, Mexico 2; Fulton 2.
Struck out, Mexico 8; Fulton IA.
Left on bases, Mexico 6; Fulton 4.
Two base hits, Mexico /.
Three base hits, Mexico /.
Home runs, Mexico /.
Double plays, Mexico l.
Passed balls, Hollopeter l; BARLEY s;
w. Doerries2 2.
Wild pitches, Hood 4; A. Doerries Z.
Flies caught, Mexico 8; Fulton s.
Fouls caught, Fulton /.
Umpire, J. G. Trimble.
Scorer, G. F. Ernst.
DIAMOND DUST.
Moberly and Columbia cannot
be heard from.
Bowling Green will likely bring
a team up in a few days.
Better arrangements for trans
p~ortation from the city to the
ground should be made.
There will be no more games
until the 26th and 9th, when
Keytesville will play here.
Fulton has had enough. But
they are clever boys. and will be
accorded a cordial reception should
they return.
Doerries weakened in the eighth
inning and gave way to Ian Rodes.
The Mexico team found him for
nine runs, in that inning.
sportsman's park is now in fine
condition for bali playing. The
diamond is as ball as floor, while
the outfield is covered with thick
ly-set, short grass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

John Pike, of Rush Hill, is
much better and will recover his
health, although his mind still
wanders.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Miss Laura Clark reports that
the teachers who went to California
on an excursion are having a glor-
ious good time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

L. P. Roe, the celebrated novel
est, died at his home at Newburg,
N. Y, Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Mrs. w. 5. Mosby is at the home
of her late husbands parents, near
Middletown, in Montgomery
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

The Republican club has chang
ed its quarters from the LEDGER
building to the hall oyer kemper's
saloon, on jackson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

The Beagles-Hinman wedding
party was in the city Thursday, en-
route from Centralia to Worcester.
A reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Beagles at Worcester
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26
CoIored Fair Association.

The colored people organized a
fair Association last night. The
first meeting will be held next
month, commencing August 30th
and continuing three days. The
following officers have been elect.
ed:
President, Thomas Bass; vice,
president, B. l.. Douglas; secreta.
ry, 0. DishIaan; treasurer. l. J.
Hicks; ring masters, Benz. John
son, George Booth; field marshal,
Aaron Woodbridge; ticket agent,
Scott Settle; directors, Thos. Blue,
Henry Johnson, Jerry Curry, John
Logan, Bud Scott, Dennis Hall,
Warner George, Roland Mitchell
George Thomas.
A SAN Francisco dispatch OF
July Is, says: When Claus Spreck-
els announced that he would fight
the great Sugar Trust single-hand-
ed, everyone prophesied he would
soon come to grief in spite of his
millions. Now the first victory for
Spreckles in the fight must be re-
corded. When the trust was
formed a few months ago the Off
GERS began not only to corner re.
fined sugars, but to include in the
squseze the raw product. They,
of course, pinched the producer as
we'll as the consumer. The result
of this was hat they doomed the
raw article, but caused hand to
mouth buying of the refined pro-
duct. Claus Spreckels saw through
this little game, and quietly capt.
talizing his resources boughta all the
raw sugar he could secure. Now
the refiners find that they. have
largely oversold refined sugars;
that the raw product is beyond their
reach, and they are obliged to send
to Europe for raw material.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Mrs. W. Ii. Woodward is in
Kansas City, the guest of her
daughters, Mrs. c. G. Bridgeford
and Mrs. Frank Hart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Marshall I. and Robert Rysdick
trotted an exhibition mile ut the
Fair Grounds Saturday in 2:29.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26
Elder Magoe.

TIVF4 III VVNlI WIZ NtEIHEU.
We r pleased to learn that
Elder Magee has been retained as
pastor of the Christian Church an
other year. Magee is a hustler,
and the kind of preacher we like
to see. He can do more good than
q whole congregation of fellows
whose only recommendation is d
''hark from the tomb" countenance
that makes one get the grave yard
trembles.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellington Wilcox, Rush Hill
died Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

At the residence of the bride
Wednesday evening, July Is, Mr..
Joseph Sanford and Miss Lucy B.
Williams were united IN the bonds
of holy matrimony by Elder Sam
uel Magee, of Martinsburg. After
the ceremony q sumptuous feast of
good things was enjoyed by all
present. The LEDGER extends
congratulations.
The ladies of Liberty Street M. E.
Church will have their handsome
autograph quilt on exhibition at
the Mexico Frir. There are over
1900 names on the quilt and is said
by those who have seen it to be
beautiful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Mrs. James A. Croley, former
ly of this city, a daughter of the
late DR.. Fetter and a sister of Mrs,
VIM. r. Carter, lost two boys by
drowning at their home in Phila.
delphia a few days ago. The
boys were bathing in the canal
when the accident occurred. They
were aged y and Is years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Old ''three spot" has taken the
place of 1885," the burned Branch
engine. Wheeler and Campbell
still take out the Fulton morning
accommodation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26
County Clerks Report.

Following is County Clerk vii
liams' enumeration list and fnan.
cial report of Audrain county to the
State Superintendent of Public
schools, for the year ending June
80, 1888, showing the county schoo.
fundto be larger than ever before.
The amount Of shoot monies il
the lands of the billage and coun.
ty treasurers is s12 ,405.6 S. The
report is as follows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

3sbD 0JG IluJ
ANNUAL RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
Cash on hand at settlement with Coun-
ty Treasurer July !, lsS7.......-.-..-S 82s9.5e
Amount received from State fund by
Auditors warrant for lSS7-........... $3.50
Amount of interest received from coun-
ty fund In I8z7.-...-. ..-...-.....--.-. 1873. o.
Amount of interest received from town
snip fund in 1881 1921 O.
Amount of railroad tax received ........ 1872. %
Amount received By direct tax, as per
settlement with Trcasurers In July, SO. 2s6O5 Il
Total amount .s52.02.9 81
Total amount expended, as shown by
settlement with Treasures. July /,
1888. SHOPS. .e6
Cash on hand, as shown by settlement
with Treasures, July 1, SSH. $l2405.6 6
PRINCIPAL OF THE VARIOUS SCHOOL
UND
Amount of permanent county public
school funds S2o5O6 .6s
Amount of permanent township public
school funds 36919. Is
Amount of permanent special district
Total .S57429.tl
Amount received during the year from
fines, penalties, forfei.ureS, eStrays
and swamp lands, and applied to the
permanent County Public School
IN. s3g7.22
IsEAL.l j.. V. WILLIAMS,
Comfy Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

OF o il an unknown
Rc experience in Central and
IbEOttls Northern Dakota aud Min
nesota. Maps and full particulars regarding
lands, prices. etc. sent free. Address @. H.
WARREN. General Passenger agent. st. Paul,
Minnesota
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

For sale by all dealers.
Ask to see them before you buy.
copyrighted 1888. by WIZ AyREs & soSsl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26

Male Female Total
Number OF white persons
in the county over and
under 2e years OF age. 1921 1850 GIL
Number of cOlored per-
sons in the county over
6 and under 20 years OF
3I5 80 ISL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-07-26


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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-13

67k67LEc; yellow clarified, &c; open kettle,
5Js@GIc; refined A, 7H@7Hc; standard
granulatcd, &c; plantation graduated, IKE
powdered, SIC; cut loaf, SIC; strong.
CoFFEE-Common l5c; ordinary, l6c; fair,
17c. prime Rio lsc; choice TO fancy, l0c; old
government, 30@32c; quiet -
RIoE-Louisiana, 5@6hc; Carolina, 0h9
&c; quiet.
CANNED GooDs-Pine apple, sl.75; peaches,
2 lbs. standard, 500; 3 lbs, standard, $3.50
second $50, 3 lbs, standard, 800. Toma-
toes, 2 lbs standard, 500; lbs, standard,
sIl5. Strawberries $l.75. Raspberries,} VI 90.
Blackberries, Sl.l0gl25. Green cages VI. 20
@ls5. Pears, 81 20g1.75 Plums, 81. $50
l.75 light weight H. G0@65c; lbs, N.lO'
Condensed milk-Crown, S5.75G5.s5 Eagle,
s7.75: Swiss, 1915. Salmon Sl.S5. Sardiness,
s4.75; mustard sardnes, 800. Mackerel,
81 go herring mackerel Sl26.
CANpIEs-Stick, all sizes, In bxs, pals and
brls, sml0c fancy assorted, S@l5c, extra
fancy, ls6L2jc firm.
CnEEsE-New York factory, 60gsc; full
cream, l2Ml3c; Young America, l3@l4c.
MoLAssrs-Louisiana, common TO ialr'
2Oa25c; prime TO choice; 33g3sc; fancy,
iOdIjc; cCntrifugals, common 10 fair, 2Otg
25c, prime 10 choice, 3O935ci syrup, 2O9iOci
steady.
sALr-saginaw, 81 3O@i,35 per bril- Ohio
river, 81 2OCgl % per brl; SKIS, fine, Sl.S5G
40, coarse, Si.lOtgl. 10; pkts, 2AC7c.
SCARS AND CANDLEs-SOap, 3Cy5l9c. Can
dies, full weight l0c.
SVAECu-3ls6L3l. &c.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Nothing Of interest tmnspircd at the Mcr.
chants exchange yesterday the price lists
remained unchanged. The amount OF grain
In store at elevators included only iO,i52
bushels Of corn.
At New Orleans the position Of sugar con.
iinucs 10 strengthen In sympathy with thc
advance In New York. The market Is nov
dependant upon local refined aud New York
goods, with prices advanced for both raw
aud refined sugars. Molnsscs IL steady with
fair demand Anch,icr feeling prevails In the
rice market, but no changes arr noted. Ia the
New York grocery market sweets ~ the
flint Ia urlcr ~ feel renewal OF demand
have realized expectations, aud were u not
ior the obstructive power of the combine
would show even greater improvements on
uNs without placing the consumer of NJ
fined NJ amy gwntcr disadvantage, Will,
other leading commodities could hardly fail
10 follow In due aud natural order. IN,
/ speculative element iu coffee has very littl,
sympathy among the regular line " traders
but there is evidence " better call coniul
| irum consumers
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TnE Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are
both falling.
Tmr James lee pulls out this afternoon at
8 o'clock for Helena aud Friars Point.
Tnr Rosa Ice leaves this evening at 5
O'Clock for osccola and the upper bends.
Tnr City Of Baton Rouge Is announced 10
leave here Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
Tor New Orleans.
TmE Coahoma arrived from Arkansas City
yesterday morning, and returned last even.
ing with fair trip.
Tnr Ohio river at Pttsburg rose $40 feet
yesterday, while at Cincinnati and Louis.
Vile IL rose 5-l0 feet and l $40 feet re.
sPcctiycly.
TnE Granite State brought In from Cincin,
natl yesterday go packages " freight and
n fair list u cabin passengers. She rctdrns
this evening at . o'clock.
Tnr river here continues 10 fall steadily
The gauge at ? o'clock yesterday afternoon
registered ~ feet, decline Of B.tcnths dur
ing the past twcnty.four hours.
Tm City Of Cairo, for Natchcz NJ i0o'clocl
a. m, and the City Of Monroe, for ~. Louii
at o'clock =. M, are the Anchor line steam
err announced 10 leave here today.
Tn Kansas city traffic with s. Louis by
| river il rapidly going 10 pieces. No one hai
/ evidently had thc grit 10 establish q line be
/ tween here and there since Col. Hunter Bet
/ Iinkins Electric line was unfOrtunatcl,
4 forced 90 withdraw. not from business policy
/ but from staggering insurance rates. Col
jenkins friends are ullying around him
/ and hc expects a. show the commercial In
forests Of s. Louis that he will run anothc
line In that river shorily.-d LOHii GLOBE
| UT9flUfFUf
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CHICAGO, H., July l2.-The Drorcrs' Jour
nal reports: Cattle Receipts, 10000 in
Guiding 3 400 Texas and western cattle; ship
mcnts, i,OOO. Natives active and Zoe higher
for desirable grades; choice to extra beeves,
S5.s5WG.S0; common 20 good, i.00G5.00;
stockers and feeders, S260a3U0; cows, bulls
aud mixed, $i.S5g3.30, Texas steers, S22jCg
800. western rangers, $3Sjgl.OO
llogs-Reccipts, 1900; shipments, 1900.
Market active; values steady mixed, $3.50
57j; heavy, s5gpd590; light, s55j@5
Shccp-Rcccpis, $500; shipments 1900.
Trade brisk at 5(a loo higher natives, inferior
tn fancy, So 100000, western, S3.iO037 IS;
Texans, flgO93.75; lambs, Si76g5.s5JE per
100 pounds.
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A. noon. spou-Quict without quotablc
chang In prices sales iogD bales. II which
American \ 80 bales. Receipts, tVUo bales,
u which American ~ halos Closing
quotation. wsr us follows Ordinary.
I'D rD0d ordinary i-lCi, low midiliuF,
i.lgl good midi.irT SD midilng ~
lands. plGI. middliug Orleans SD.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet.
These prices arc given IN pence aud oitls,
5l.Gtd.l
A. pm.-tuly, 613l value. Iuly.Au.
gust o SEA. sellers. August September, 3 yti,
sellers, Soptcmbcr.Oc b.2pl, buyers.
October. November 8. Tod seller. November.
December ht1i. sellers, December January
blE SELLER, January February, 5.iJd, sell
crs trpt,mbcr, 63ll, sellers.
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wnrN you feel depressed don't dose your.
sclf with mean bittcrA Hodges Sarsaparilla
r-novaies aud inyieoratos the system. and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state u the blood. u per bottle, sixbot ties
for s. Manufactured by Rangum Roo,
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Hester, 2sJ Main street
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Cash quotations were a. follows
flour-Quirt aud unehapfrd.
No. spring wheat Sues &c, No. 3spring
wheat, nnminal No. rsl, nominal, NO.
corn, tst.c. No. oats, 9ltf5i sc, No 2 rye,
Sc. No. barley, 62el0is No, nat seed,
o. iOdili; prime Timothy seed, $40
Mes PORK Per barrel, Gas li6tia20, lard,
per 100 lbs. O. iOtdsiYif short rib sides
looscl t55Og765, dC1 ,altcd shoulders
,hoNcdl, H. 60a662is. short clear sides
(boKcdk t7p50SOO tn.
Rcccipt-flouf, il,0OO brls wheat 1900
bu corn. ~, 600 hu. oais 10000 bu, rye,
i,c0 bu barley 1900 bu.
shlpments-flour 5000 hrs wheat, {. 600
bu corn. ils.OOO bu. oats, 10000 bu, rye,
1000 bu barley, LEO bu
81 louis, Mo, July G-flour, duh but
steady. Wheat. cash opened weak and lower,
and remained unsettled 10 the close. The
! opening Coz futures wss somewhat Rrner
but Immediately declined '.ftA.c On lower
markets elsewhere Their Nas a rally later
on. caused by stronger cables aud reports Of
uniayoahlc weather In Europe, but this was
followed bya reaction. which sent prices
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-13

Cons Mru=sinndapl, a. S,a2po, pearl,
81 Co., roller, W inttl a.. quiet
Br,Ns AN rr,s-Na,y beans, t2j0825i.
medium. Al tUt2un.
oar Mru=lu half hrls. 81 ~ from store.
itDtuHlum story, common, ~ ~ lam.
ily, $50. choice SiuU fancy A2h cAtm
fancy ttun. patrnt, 4, uOahA, quiet.
JUA,krus Soda. treble rAtra, o.. ginger
snuUs, h'sttS'tg assorted lumhlrs, iOpi!c.
CH.,KIp Wnl,r=ln hall brls, ti5O irum
ttury.
HoAisY Am GHir-rrom store, kl2S.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling, lOc' Sales 90
bales, including none last evening, OF which
none to exporters and all to spinners,
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, TIC; good ordinary, s%ci low
iniddling csc; middling l0c good mid
ding, 10 5-lGc; middling fair, lO1sci fair
nominal dusty, &c TO lie lower.
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Cote. seed products.

rRtvr CErpE Ou,--3ja35c. prime summer
yellow, lOHtiC. choice cooking summer yell
low. t6fti5c, prime cotton seed meal,
l5OOat77i, carload lots less than ear.
load. ti1Uotls 90, Oh cotton seed meal,
i5UpftfNUu
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Stage ofthe Rivers.

OrTCI sIgNAt srHytCI Z. = A., l
MrNrns July " pm.
The following observations are taken NJ All sta
tinns namci IN the 18th meridian time, which !,
one hour later than Memphis time.
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NEW YORK.


Spots opened steady and closed dull /,
middling, 1910, Sales, l79 bales. Quota
tions were ~ follows Ordinary, nc, good
ordinary, 03lCc, low middling, 10 l'lGci
middling, lOisc; good middling, 10 lJlOc
middling fair II ilGc, fair ~ l.lGc.
Futures opened steady aud closed steady,
as follows July l0.il@l0I2i August lOAO
@lO.47; September, 0.SOGt0.Sl; October, Obs
$3.50 November, 95l@052 December,
05l@052; January, 05S@O69 February
0.05@0OG, March, 0.73@9,7i; April, 0.si@
Os2 May, 0S9@OOO, Sales, O0,OJO bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and Grm middling 09ic. Sales, 5jO
bales. Quotations were rs follows Ordi-
nary, nc, good ordinary, SIC low mid
ding 0I.ci middling, 09.ci good middlng,
| lOisC.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet aud steady, ~ follows july D7iCG
go; August, DG3@a7l; September, 02jCC
O27, October, OOl0taOG November $500
300 December 0Ol@o02; January OU9Cg
OIL February, lsG0?O March, 025Cg0 ~,
April, 036@9Js; May 0i5@0iL Sales,
10, 200 bales.
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movement. nc the Ieye.
General News.

Arriyals-Coahoma Arkansas City; Gran.
tie State, Cincinnati.
Dcparicd-Coahoma, Arkansas City.
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NEw NoRK, July lion old orders large
sales were returned. The only important
demand noted was by exporters.
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Groceries.

NEW YoRK, July 12.-CoGee-Spot fair,
rio firm at AZ; options higher and
steady; sales, SO 800 bags; July, sll.5O@ll.70
August, Sl0.4OalO.GO September, 5000
1900; October 80. 75Cd9. 81; November, 1850
0s5; December, $J.75@0.s5; January $500
9sj; March, S90O@095 April, S9.05@l0.00
May, Sl0.OO@lO.O5. Sugar-firm; centrifu-
gal, 90 test, &c; Muscoyado, 4Ac; superior
Manila, i1sc; domestic molasscs, &c; fair re-
filming quoted at SC; refined active and
strong G, CSC extra G, 64@G2sc white
extra c, GlSc; yellow, G@0lsc; of A, GAO
G9Ic; standard A, 7@7k, powdered, 7M9
ne; granulated, 7l9M7 0-1Gc. Molasses-
Steady 800 test, 20c. Rice steady.
CNuSNATI, o., July i2-Whisky-Active
and firm; sales 1915 barrels finished goods
on basis Of Sl.lI. Butter-Steady. Sugar
Stronger, hard refined, 73f@s1c; New Or
leans, 5J4@6, Eggs-Easy; l0@l2c. Cheese
Firm.
CmCAGo, H., July l2.-0n the produce ex-
change today, butter was iirmer; creamery,
150lsKc; dairy, l3lE@lGjIc. Eggs---Steady;
fresh Candled, l3i6Al4c.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

yrsdios,ss rrseii,s. truriloh. letter ws,ssbrssh.
brisiiJ ns, Heals iHsss, Bi,o ,sd sunss Tynl
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Isssrss Perfect conpisrion and Keeps the rse..
Ned, Arms and hands soft and Smooth. Tryni
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olive. , Nu.hiusly pssa,ifai shin. Drive. %
siO,sA.s. n.ass.s. n0sshnsss. rmYlss 4 Sun 'Asi
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: FRIDAY. JULY 49, 1888.

down 1@lHc below Yesterdays close; No. 2
red cash, 7S16@70c; July closed at zoe, NOM
inal; August, 70@80Hc closing at 1870; Sep
TENDER, 601zgSlLc, closing at S0Lc, NOM
inal; December, s3A@s5c, closing at SIC bid.
Corn-Cash grades lower; very little move
ment Options opened lower and decline
at other points and in wheat and the fine
weather brought sellers out and the demand
was small The close was slightly frmer,
but %@lc below yesterday; cash, 46l4c;
August, 46%@45Nc, closing at 45Ac bid;
September, 45hg46c, closing at 4511g45ssc
bid; year, 359s@36c, closing at 35%c; May,
size, closing at 37Ic bid.
Oats-Steady; cash, 34c1E; July, 26Ac;
August, 23@23Sc; September 2Shc bid;
year pc bid.
Bran-Firm; at mill, CSC; cornmeal-
Steady, $2.76@2So' Rye and barley-No
market.
Hay--steady and firm; prairie, s9.oO@looo
timothy, Sl30o@ls50.
Butter-Steady; creamery, 10000; dairy,
14Gyl6c.
Provisions-Quiet Pork-Sl4. O0@l4.25 for
Job lots. Lard-Prme steam, $3.50; fancy
leaf, 1913 Dry salt meats-Boxed in small
lots, shoulders, S6S211; long clears, $1,000
100 clear ribs, S7.s0@7S5; short clear,
S700MS00. Bacon--Short clear in good de-
mand and higher; sales boxed in small lots
shoulders 800; longs, $500; clear ribs,
s.. 45@s.50 short clear, $s.70@s.75, Hams
In fair request and firm at Sll.00@l260.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat, $1,000
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye and
barley, none.
shipments-Four, 5000 brls; wheat, 1000
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu rye and
barley, none.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 12.-Wheat-
Steady No cash, 6shc bid, 69Lc asked;
August, 6SSc bid, G9c asked; September,
6si4c bid, G9l9c asked No 9 soft cash, 70kc
bid, 7OAc asked; August 70hc bid, NC
asked.
Corn-Quiet; No. 2cash, l3c asked; August,
43c asked; the year, 81 I5c asked.
Oats--No. 2 cash, 20c bid; q &c asked.
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Iessistuns

Har-Choicc, from store p5c6ti Oo. car
load, from lcycc ~ depot tisSpNinU0.
prime Jor,, nHW SCI car load, from lc,cc
" depot, ti5uptisuO, PRAIRIE from store,
CtOtiuv cat load, lrum lc,cc " depot, 5000
WiJoo
tOuv-..ffum store. white. CSC mixed Onc.
from lcycc 90 depot, white, ~ bulk, hsC, in
sacks. Oici mixed In bulk So In sacks ha'
BEAN-fTOm store, 10, lium lcyVc OF dc.
pot tliUoaii.5D.
uAu-frum store, white, l5c, mixed, 49,
from l,ycr ~ depot, white. In bulk. iOy in
saCkr, &c, mixed Ia bulk, So, In sacks, i0c
Provisions.
ftsu-MnCkcfcl. hall bfl,. No. 1. t72i.
No. 2 $40. tO-lb kit No. I, ti.ih. No =,
SiiO Dry herring family 2,c per boz.
fHpH MfArs-Chuiyc. beef. hindquartcrs
iOC iofcquartCs, hJ second grade hind.
quarter D., iorcpuaftcu, &c. sheep w..
Hogs ~.
Hoo PRopucrs mess pork, 1850
sugar cured hams, iini2c breakfast bacon.
l0isMii'.C. bacon, clear fIh sides, sjsCgpr.
bulk pork, clear sides s'.asNc, clear rib
sides sas'.,. long clear 7t@sc, shout.
! der, c.c
LARp-rCs, Nc. half bfls. SIC. kegs, SIC.
choice kettle, a.. steady.
.roceri...
suoAR--putc white, ,i,a5tc. on white,
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ST: LorIs, Mo-, July l2.-wool quiet an,
steady.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

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ins. Cooling, Rsfrtshihs Awoudsffally ns.uufy ihs
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MAGNOLIA BALM

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