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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nav loEg July u Money ON call easy
At ~ per cent Prime mercantile IA.
per te6 per cent Sterling exchange dull
STEADY at SlGA Tor siAty-day bills and
ass. Tor demand.
The stuck market today was the dullest
that has been seen for the past three weeks,
aud though there was a hrm tone during
most If the session, the final changes arr
Tor Insignificant ttaCtiou2 Ia the great ma.
jority ~ stocks There was no interest In
the trading whatever outside II few spe.
cialtics, aud the fluctuations reflected the
OPERATIONS II the traders only. Richmond
A West Point was the feature of the day,
hut while the common was active IL al.
yanCcd but n small fraction with the rest Of
the list while the preferred was unusually
strong and Opening NJ 1lAc IL rose % 7lc
aud closed NJ 73sc. Wheeling \ Lake
Erie was another stock prominent for IT,
unusual movement on a dull market
and opening NJ hAac. 10 advanced
tO aalsC aud closed at hjC. Cotton oil
monopuliIcd considerable attention but rs
movements were comparatively slight, a.
was also that IN 81 Paul. The prices at the
opening we're from =. 10 = per cent above
,hns, CT lat evening, and the general list
rusc irum = 10 - pcr cent further, but after
~ o'clock the list developed a declining
tendency, hut the changes we're entirely In.
significant aud the close, while barely steady
was still fractions better than the opening
figures. Richmond A West Point preferred
shows hnal gain Of "a. per cent, aud
Wheeling 4 lake Eric preferred of ~. hut
the other changes are Tor small fractions
only. The railroad bonds market was sec.
ond only a. the shnru list In stagnation To-.
day though the sale II al issued amounted
o. t5ll go lhgw was me- animation any.
where in the list, however aud no move.
mcnt except In Richmond a West Point
trusts n, which rus. 4 a. p5',, aud Green
Hay incomes, which rose l. toJp
The export II specie from the port Of New
YORK last week amounted a. 81 Gi1. SS,, ~
which tiai - was IN gold aud $4,000
silver. OF The total exports Si,t7l. as in
gold and NNDuO in silver w,nt to Europe
and W, 40 IN guild and 5000 In silver 10
SOUTH America
The imports II specie for the week
amounted a. tipnOia, of which tiSp ilG was
IN gold and So 900 silver
The total sales Of stocks today were a, i0l
sharvs. Closing quotations.
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Grniu and Proyisious.

CmcAGo. H., July 2i.-rmding in wheat
today was lighter than for any previous day
Of the week. Hutchinson was a seller early
merely m an obstruction, ~ lac made no eff
fort To dispose Of any large amount Of wheat.
There va, some buying fur foreign account,
which gave a buliish tone Ia the market.
The cash wheat here was held on TO, and
July sold NJ SIC premium. There was much
speculation regarding the wheat taken for
export at New York. IL is generally believed
that while clcarnnccs for this week are light
the new business reported viii give large
cleannccs next week. The movement oi
new wheat makes IL almost certain that ST.
Louis will report very large receipts for a
few days The action In August was all scs-
sion between SodsoLc. September ranged
between io'sM79lsc Closing prices were:
August S0isc, September 7pAc.
Corn was slightly heavy carly because Of
the large receipts. Then there were reports
of still larger receipts next week aud when
the holders Of long corn offered IL, the shorts
iirst turned IN and helped decline the mar
kct, and later they bought all the longs
cared TO sell. August started at Iil.c, sold
down 90 iG'.c, then back To 47c, and down
agnint to iG7.c, closing ~ 4G'sc, or nc un-
der lat night Cash corn was strong and ut
q premium over August.
Oats-TmnsaCtions in future deliveries was
fairly liberal early. with considerable done
In the way Of covering July shorts aud fair
sales of August aud September were made,
though longer deliveries were quiet Late
IN the session the trade became Of a quiet
order all round. Considerable strength la
near futures shown from the start and July
delivery ranged fully ic higher, while
August improved 20, with afterward re-
action and quiet closing. Deferred deliveries
did not participate in tue fluctuations.
The provision market was the reverse II
yesterday. being dull and weaker. Prices for
hog declined aud loo, and shorts who have
been the chief buyers Of product u late held
oil A good many haye covered, aud those
their outstanding contmcts Offerings were
a trinc lrrgcr, but not enough 10 cause de-
cided weakness, hut closing sales recorded n
net decline Of &c on pork and lard and 7 &c
on short ribs.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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Obs, standard, 81 90; 3 lbs, standard, So. %;
second $3.50. Tomatoes 2 lbs, standard,
800; 3 lbs, standard, sll5. Strawberries,
$40 Raspbcrries, sl.G0. Blackborries lbs
al.40 Green cages, sl.75@l,s5. Pears,
81. 2O@i75 Plums, $l,75, Asparagus, $2,65
@I25. Green corn, sl.75@i40. Green peas,
S.65@l.9O. Cove oysters, full weight ID,
Doc. 2lbs, 81 65C1l.76; light weight ID, esq
Toe; 2 lbs, 800. Condensed milk---Crown,
$500, Eagle, S7.75; Swiss, 1915. Salmon,
Sl.S5. sar lines, N.75; mustard sardines,
$500. Mackerel, $3.50 herring mackerel,
$l.25.
sALr---sagnaw. 81 3O@l.3 5 per brl; Ohio
river, 81 2Oal % per brl; SKIS, fine, 1880
lao, coarse, Sl.l0@l. 10; pkts, 2A@7c.
CASDIEs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, sGlOc fancy assorted, Sgl5c; extra
fancy, is(a25c; firm.
CHEFsE-New York factory 6nsc; full
cream, l2al3c; Young America, i3tgl4c.
MoLAssEs-- Louisiana, common to fair 20
6t25c; prime TO choice, 33a3Sc; fancy, 400
i5c; centrifugals, common to fair 2Og 2bc;
prime to choice, 3o@35c; syrup, D@4Oci
steady
SCARS AND CANnLFs---Soap, 3g5Ec. can
dies, full weight, Zoe.
STARCH---36M
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened quiet and closed dull and
easy; middling 10 ll-l6c, Sales, 392 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, Is
l6cgood ordinary, 9ssc; low middlng, lOIc;
middling, 10 ll-l6c good middling, lie;
middling fair, 1lssc; fair, l2hc.
Futures opened dull and closed quiet and
stcady,as follows; July, l063@l0.Gi; August,
lOGG@ioG7; September, 0.7s@070; October,
$3.50 o 5G November, 0f@0.4s; December,
947@94s; January, 053@95lo; February,
9G0@0Gl; March 0.Gs@069, April 97G61
977, May, 0,s3@0S4 Sales, $1,000 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; middling, 0Ko, Sales, 400 bales.
Quotations were MS follows Ordinary,
INC, good ordinary, SIC; low middlng,
9hc; middling, 0'tc; good middlng,
101c.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet.
as follows July, 003 bid; August 9G6@
0.G7 September 900 October, sg9@o o.;
November, s02@S0i, December, S0jCgs.DG
January, 0.03@0Oi February, Ol2@0l3;
March, 9.2i@022 April, 0.30@03l; May,
0.3OM0i a. Sales, 100 bales
DAILY roEr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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A HOY . s.alIaatry.

Gen liorancc Porter In Youths Companion.
During one Of the battles In front Of
Petersburg, an infantry regiment on part
Of the line which hal been hard pressed
for hours by the enemy, began TO fall back,
the men were becoming moro and more
dcmoralizcd, the color sergeant, who carries
the ilag In battle, had been killed. the flag
had fallen TO the ground. and there was
serious danger Of matters running into q
panic.
AZ this moment n smooth.iaccd lad, n
mere boy in appearance, snatched up the
flag, waved u over his head, cried out 10
his comrades not 10 desert their colors, aud
then with firm and CHEEKY voice started
up the song, Rally Round the Flag,
BoyHl'
As his clear, ringing voice rose above the
din Of battle, his comrades faced about one
after another caught up the strains Of the
soldiers song, and soon the whole line
was charging into the enemy with such
effect that u swept everything before II,
and victory was snatchcd from defeat
II seemed the work Of inspiration, and
the oldest heads In the regiment might
have been proud TO do the work OF the
boy who that day made himself their
leader. lie was made a sergeant at once
for his gallantry, but what became Of him
afterwards could never learn.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In the general mar
kct lists today by the Merchants exchange
quotation committees In the New Orleans
market sugars continue 10 improve Mo.
lasscs IL quiet, hut firm. There IL still no
change In the rice market Prices are quo.
tably steady, but In the market l. In buyers
favor The wool market at ST. Louis has
stihcnci owing 10 placing wool on the free
list The price has advanced fully nc on all
desirable full grown woods The New York
groccry market shows continued strength on
Sugar but less animation. Coffee is about
steady. Teas gain In tone. while molasscs
rice aud spices, though quiet, feel slight
pulsatiou VI renewed demand.
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ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 21.--Wool-It was
thought by many interested in wool that
the decisive vote by which the House OF
Representatives placed that article on the
free list would have n disastrous effect and
that dull and dropping market would be
the result. Precisely the opposite has been
up and prices are full half-cent higher on
all desirable, well grown woods. Manufact-
urcrs have been buying on the hand TO
mouth plan ever since the opening Of the
season, and now that they are receiving
rather encouraging orders for the new light
weight goods, which they have started TO
make, they are obliged to buy the raw ma
terial. Eastern markets are reported firm
with good-sizcd sales. nwashcd-.Bright
medium, l4d22c; coarse BRAID ll@l0c;
low sandy, l0@l7c fine light, l2@lsc; fine
heavy, l0dl6c. b-washed-Choice, Sac;
inferior 2SCd31c.
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When They Leave Us.

The exodus Of our bodily troubles Is doubly vel.
come u their departure is unaccompanied by pain.
II + the fault Of the best OF commendable cathar-
tics, which act solely upon the bowels, that In OPP
emitting they gripc and weaken these organs. Hos
letters Stomach BitieD produce a laxative effect,
but neither causes pain nor weaken the abdominal
region or the stomach Tn l. prominently the
Alternative which constipa,cd, bilious or dyspeptic
person should use since a resort to II involves no
bodily dscomdt nor produces violent reaction.
The liver Is aroused, the stomach benefited, and
the habit 0f body speedily and permanently i'm
proved by f. Fever and agne, rheumatism and
kidney troubles are among the maladios for which
recorded experience has proved II TO be efoacious
II II wholesome appetizer, and far more reliable
tranquliSer of the nerves than stomach.disturblng
narcotics and scdatiycs
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Cash quotations were a. follows
fluur-Ncglcctcd aud prices steady.
No. spring wheat, SJaS3kc. No. 3
spring wheat, nominal. No. 2 red. SSc, No.
? corn, t7c. No. oats, 3i.@Sl &c. No. 2
rye, S0t5ac, No. barley, 62Ct03c, No. I iax
seed, u u hid prime timothy seed. o. 90
Mos lork--lcr barrel. sla OO0tiaBliS. lard,
per lon lh, $50 short rib sides (looscL
us. dry salted shoulders (boNcdL tG.ppCI
1U, short clear sides tboNcdk ss05CtsT 10.
Rcccipts-flour, HOO bfls, wheat, 1900
hu. corn, $4,000 bu. oats, 10000 bu, rye,
loo bu barley 900 hu.
Shipmcnis-flour, HOO brls. wheat, 49,.
on bu, corn, yp1,OOO bu, oats, iOI, 90 bu; rye,
none, barley i,opo bu.
ST. Lotus, No, July l.-flour-Qiuct
and steady.
whcai-Quitt aud fraction lower for
cash grades The option market opened dull
aud unsettled iluctuaiod within q &c range
with light trading and closing about the
same a. yesterday. Ne ? rcd cash, 5pisc;
Jnly, 7s,.c bid, August, 5sAIt7ac, closing
NJ 1s.m1siso; September. i0,safpisc, clos.
Ing AZ 7pA.c; December, s3's@s3i.c, closing
at SSA.c
Corn-spot unsettled early, but closed
strong Options weak and dull, with light
trading. cash, tbssc; july t5dt5l.c, closing
NJ i5.c. August closed NJ uhc. September.
NN'att Closing " ttfscNaktut VNtuhfft W 10
i5ho, closing at a2ssol year, sac, closing at
SAKE bid aU..
Oats-Qulci but steady; cash. Sot.c hid:
July, I'VE, August, 49,, September, 2Sisc,
year. % hid.
Ban-Quict and unehangcd
Cutnmcal-Dull and lower, t2.05d25O..
Ryc-Neglcctcd.
llay-palli prairie, iooo@oo timothy,
siGo@l7.S0
Buiicr-Firmi ercau,,iy, iC9isc, dairy,
ilMi5c.
E,1...-Guarantccd frysh, iOc.
rroyisions..E Easier. tpfk--Jobblng tii 20
lard-Pnmc steam. ts.Slii fancy leaf, ss.7A
Dry salt meais--shouiders boxed, t7.2S:
short clcars, $3.50 Bacon shoulders. boxed.
t7.75, longs, $50, elrar ribs, $50, short
cleans, ,ji2l1. Hams Higher, sli5o@
1900
Rccclpts.-riour, 1900 brls. wheat 10000
bui corn, Ss,cobu, oats, 2S,cobui rye, none,
barley, none.
shipmcnts-.Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 1900
hu, corn 1000 bu; oats, 800 bu; rye none;
barley, none.
k,Ssu Crry, Mo-, July ?i.-whcat-
Steady. No. 2 red, July, 0Slsc bid; August,
o. &c bid, September, o. &c bid, ~ pc asked
December. 7fi.c asked.
Con-weaker and quiet No. 2 July. tic
asked, August, i0c bid, t0.c asked, septem.
N.t 80 80 -
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TuE Eugene arrived from the Arkansas
river yesterday with light trip. She re-
turns tomorrow nj 5p. m.
THE Buckeye State clears tomorrow even.
ing az o'clock for Cincinnati aud way
landings on the Ohio river.
TnE James Ice, from Friars Point, Rosa
lee, from Osccola. and the Coahoma. Arkan-
sas City, all arrived yesterday with fair trips.
TuI City Of Providence, from st. Louis,
passed down 10 Natchcz yesterday with a
good trip. She discharged here i75 tons Of
merchandise and added Is tons Of sundrirs.
TnE Belle Memphis passed here yesterday
afternoon ON her way from Natchez 90 st.
Louis. She discharged here about ten tons
Of sundrios, aud added some miscellaneous
freight
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

Mississippi Valley Route IT,, N. o. y +. II. ~
Leaves Arriyet
svicksburg FIX. 900 am svicksburg Ex $50 D. IN
On. o Fast Mail $50 pm en- o Fast Mail S55 a IN
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Told Non so.

Mr.. y. A. Ireland, Of Brccn, Phillips a
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me, finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 20 cents aud 81
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store.
No osg Main sfrrct
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


Al noon; Spots--.Quict, without quotnhlc
change in prices. Sales, 5000 bales, IT which
American 2, 40 bales. Receipts 1.U1J bales, Of
which American 2, eco bales. Closing quota
ordinary, l.lGd low middling, 55lGd good
middlng, bAd, middling uplnuds, O.iGd;
middling Orleans, b'd.
Futures opened quiet aud closed steady.
These prices arr given In pence and Giths,
thus iG3 means iOJGld. aud 5Ul means
5l-Gid.l
At3p. m---July, 635d, sellers July-Au.
gust 6.32d sellers, August September 62sd,
buyers, September October 5isd, buyers.
October November, bi2d, buyers, Noycm.
bcr'Dcccmhcr 0 Id, sellers. nrccmhcr-Jan-
unry, bl0l, buyer, january February,
5.lOd, buyer September 3 2sl, buyers.
iNrrutou NoyruTNr my ~ $3.50
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Live Mock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 2i.-The DrorerS Jour
nal reports Cattle-licccipts, 1900; ship
ments, 1900. Market slow and shade
lower steers, $3.756I5.75; stockcrs and feed
ers, S2OO@37 70; cows, bulls and mixed 81 90
@350i Texas cattle, sl.75@425.
Hogs Receipts, 5000 shipments, 0,000
Market a shade lower mixed, S5.s0Na6. 90
heavy, S5.Oo9G4G light, %. s5@625; skps,
SiOOCJ5.60.
sheep-Reccipts, 5000; shipments, 1000
Market slow and Toe lower; natives, 5000
AS; Westerns shorn, S3.sO@4OO; Texans,
shorn, s3.OOd3.0O; lambs, S5OO@J625.
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THE RIVERS
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Ieyee.

Arrivals---Jamcs Lee, Frian Point; Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Eugene, Arkansas river; Goa.
homn, Arkansas city; City Of Providence,
St, Louis; Belle Memphis, Natchcz
Dcparturcs--City 81 Providence, hatcher,
Belle Memphis, 81. Louis.
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KNcnANor QUOTATIONS.
on STATEMENT.

lmporb-N &CRR III. Ian RR, 10 Ma
hhR'i c,ossw ~ y wagons, Total. "a
bales
Imports c,o&swRR ma Total. n7 hale.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.


The New York Financial ChroHisis OF July
q gives the following figures Total visible
supply, i,230, go bale. agains, i,,so,SO5 In
1851. These figures indicate n decrease Oi
cotton In sight ofs2S, C,G bales, a. compared
with the samo date In iss1, aud decrease Of
2s2, 80 bales a. compared with same date In
1854
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ConN Mr,i,-Sandarl. o. Ss@2eo pearl.
10 roller, slices o. quiet.
btANs AM rrAs-Na,y beans, $40, me
dium $3.50
uN Mru=-ln half brls, e. NJ from store.
llouE-iWm store, common. o. -. fami.
~ 49, choice. Nu0 fancy, N2i. cttfa
fancy, N.Dn Patent tA0i0aA ~ quiet
tHArKtEs-Suda, treble extra. SIC ginger
SNAPS, N'stt,c. assorted lumblcs. lUaiac
tHAcErp MnrAr-ln hall brls, sl5O from
sturv.
llONINN Avn dur rnlm alnrr. IN.
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sroAn-puc white. &c. OF white, nc,
yellow clarified, -. refined A, 5.c
standard gIauulatcd sc, powdered, sac
cut loaf t'sc strong aud active
CorfrE-tom lhg. ordinary, i0c, fair,
iic prime Rio, lsg choice 10 fancy, ipC old
government, goa52, steady.
RICE Louisiana jJS'tc Carolina eve
quiet
C.sSrp Goops-rinearplc, ti.Ts. peaches,
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Cotton seed Products.

PRINr CnrbE Oil---3id37c, prime summer
yellow i0a ibc; on summer yellow, 3pt3Sc
choice cooking summer yellow, lAbI7c
prime summer whstc ljaioc, prime cotton
seed meal, tl5.WCgl5 ~, ear load lots, sl775,
lcss Than car load, $500, of cotton seed
meal sib u0lt lgup
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Ies,istuus,

llN=Chnicc, from store, aSc6ti. on car
load, fpm lcNrc ~ depot. els an1tIpO o.
prime stofr, Oap Sc cif load fruu leycc
~ depot az uFaisuo pmific. frN store
u'd'Osi car load, irum lS,cc " depot, tlo.Co
diln
touN-fom store, white. Csc. mixed, ONr
frpm lrycc ~ depot white in bulk, So. In
sa,ks Ole. mixed. IN bulk SIC. in sacks. hpc
br.N-.frum sturc, 5ic. from lc,cc or de.
pot NtUFdtl ~
O,u fmm store. white. csc. mixed. &c.
nun lcycc ~ depot, white. IN bulk co.. In
tacks, a., mixed, IN bulk, asc in sacks, 90
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady middlinf ioc sales, 80 bales
including none last evening Of which none
10 exporter and al Ia spinncn.
KNCmANoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nc good ordinary, sNc low
middling. Csc middlInr. Ice rood mid.
ding, 10 Size. middling fair, lose fair.
nominal; dusty, ~ 10 lc lower
DAILY COTTON sTAfTNrSr.
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FLANos your drinking water with ten 10
twenty drops Angostura Bitteru, and you
will avoid all dangcrof the impurities which
unfortunately abound In our water supply.
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New York Dry Coed. Market.

NV IoRH, July 2i.--rhe market was
quite as usual 10 half holidays Saturday, but
for the week the demand aud business was
considerably better than for the previous
pna
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Live stock.
A e..

L,Nw-Choicc $3.50. common to good,
per heal, s2O1
llogs-Choice light, 5a5i,c good. iA@jc;
common. Ii.Mii.c
C,TIE--Choicc, 5's@li.c; good, 3J.@Ic:
scallnwngs. nominal
surEr--Choicc 6c, medium, SIC, com
mon Al UiGll So
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rro,isian.

frn-M ackcrL half bfls, No. 1, o. %. No
2 N'', lob Lit, No I, tita. No. ? u.iO.
Dry herring family De pgt box
futsu Mr,rs Choice beef. hiudquaricrs,
To-. iowguaricrs, hc second grade hindquar.
ter, 81 iorcquarior, g. sheep ~. Hogs,
Nc
Hoo funbtrts a.a Strong mess pork,
la' sugar currd hams, i2ai2'sc, hrvak.
iast bacon, lOitaliar. bacon, clear fib,
sides, Csc hulk pork, clear sides, sitds,sc.
clear rib sides, e'.@sNc long clear, sl.c,
shoulder Oisc.
L,Hp-.lcs $50 hllibrl. sa.c. kegs SIC
choice kettle. p.c finn
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THr well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics and a
most perfect netyine, are found In Cartcr's
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, aud improve the blood aud COM
uleXion.
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Oe special excursion rates n IT, patrons Tor the
ncHt 81 days-siS MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETURN. including stAicrOoms while A
Cincinnati hnats leave Memphis ~ EsDAl W. and
FRIDAYS, arriving At Cincinnati MONDAYS aud
THuRsDAlS Zach boat carries a inc string
hand Special mates made to parties desiring 20
make short trips up the river on one lsuat aud 10
tufninKon another b. ~ 100 miles OF e.oll miles
W ~ gone uue day OF twelve days fof full nar.
tlculan call un or addrCss q n HlEskLis bcucrl
Freight sud Passenger Agent Room ID. Cotton III
change building.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York aud eastern demand par buy
ing, 81 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, g. discount buying, 81 premium
selling Cincinnati, st. Louis aud Louis.
vile, demand par buying, $50 per 1000
premium selling,
The local cotton market closed steady to-
day, with sales Of 100 bales all To spinncrs
At New Orleans spots closcd firm and futures
quiet nj a decline Of point ON the old-crop
months aud to points on the new Liver.
pool was without quotable change In prices
with futures oil point closing quiet The
New York spot market closed duh and easy,
futures closed quiet aud steady, with old
crop months oil point and new 2to }
points.
Saturday, trading in contracts has shown
only moderate animation but the direct
demand was confined principally to August
on the part Of bulls, who had sold during
the past two days at higher price. This
buying held values at yesterdays rates
New crops business was small, prices par
TALLY 2points lower, In sympathy with al.
vices from Liverpool, which show decline
Of i-6id. ON the late months"
A dispatch from Houston Tex of date
July 10, says; For number Of years past
Mrs. NJ. llausman, lady who conducts a
large plantation in Dewitt county, has had
the honor Of raising, gathering aud shippiag
10 market the first bale of cotton of the sea
son. ON one or two occasions Georgia has
claimed this honor but Mr., lIausman more
often than any other producer IT cotton has
put the ii~t bale Of each seasons crop In the
United States ON the market This lady
again carries oil the premium this year by
sending the flint bale. Last year the first
bale was shipped by her on the 9th ~ July,
making ihc present bale two weeks later
than last year
IMPORTS.
Thirty bbls apples. > ear bran, 2.3i7 rolls
hagging. lsO pigs bacon. 4 ear, boots and
shoes iis sacks coffee. $50 hhls lime. 100 hbls
cement a. lO0 bdls cotton tics, 90 pkgs dry
goods 500 brls -four ears hay, 10 pkrs |
hats, ~ head horses aud mules, los uD feet |
lumber, ~ ibis molH-scs car oats II bbls |
sugar, i1O pkg tobacco. car wheat