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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30
THE CLOSING SCENES.
McCulloch Beats Love for Regis
ter of Lands-Bits from a.
the Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, +, Aug. 24.-
The convention adjourned last
evening, all of delegates leaving
the city by the night trains. The
last nominations resulted surpris-
ingly to large number if not all
of the visitors.
For Railroad Commissioner,
after the nomination had been
conceded by everyone to Harding,
Tim Hennessey, of Moberly, was
nominated. Dick Love was de-
feated for Register of Lands by
Robert McCulloch. Love was
.htgs4 10 be in fair way to win,
when the delegates broke to Nc
Culloch, giving him the nominal
ton.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 23-
Following are the members of the
new Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
First District. II. Carroll.
Second District. Fl. Fink.
Third District-J. B. Thomas.
Fourth District-W. w. Ramsey.
Fifth District-Emmet Phillips.
Sixth District-Jno. d. Tolsnn.
Seventh Dist.-Richard Dalton.
Eighth District-E. A. Noonan,
Ninth District-C. G.. Maffitt.
Eleventh District-Ed Silver.
Twelfth District-W. III. Phelps.
Thirteenth District-Ed. O'Day.
Fourteenth Dist.-David Allen.
THE PLATFORM.
l. The Democratic party of the
State of Missouri, in convention
assembled, hereby reaffirms and
adopts the declaration of princi-
pies set forth in the platform OF
the National Democratic party, as
sembled in convention at St. Louis,
June 7, 1888, and pledges its earn
est support to Grover Cleveland
and Allen G. Thurman, the noIai-
nee of that convention for Presi-
dent and Vice-President of the
United States.
2. Confident of the integrity
and wisdom of the Democratic
party in conducting the affairs oi
this State, we invite the closest
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

IT Is hard to see how the ticket
nominated, or the platform adopt
ed by the Democrats at Jefferson
City could be improved upon.
Young men, middle aged men and
old war horses OF the party were
remembered and honored. Itwould
be difficult for any man to scrape
up any kind of an excuse for moi
voting the ticket from top to bot,
tom
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

PROFESSOR Greenwood's lecture
at Kabrich's last night was one of
the features of the Institute. The
synopsis we publish this afternoon
makes interesting reading.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

The Apaches are becoming
actually disagreeable in their ag-
gressiveness. 1t rs about time to
sing to Uncle Sam, "Sammy, get
your gun, get your gun, get your
gun p Those renegade Apaches
ought to be thrashed just once a
wear.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

THE old settlers reunion should
by all means be held in the Court
House yard. 1t is convenient,
more sociable and the crowd will
be much larger and the speeches
will be listened to much more at
| tenfiyelv
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

D. r. FRANCIS is going to make
a thorough canvass Of the State,
and will use his best energies to
roll up for the ticket an unprece-
dented majority.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

Mrs. Lehman, the German wom-
an who was SO badly injured in a
runaway Saturday evening, is rap
idly recovering.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

The reappointment of Mr.. Alf.
Canterbury as superintendent OF
the Poor Farm will meet with the
hearty endorsement of the tax-
payers of the county.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

A PROMINENT Republican of this
county and a leader in his party
says that Hundreds of Republi.
cans will vote for ID. r. Francis. :
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

James w. Rutter sold sucking
mule to Sam Northern for $50. It
was dandy.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

nominated for SECRETARY of State
this morning on the first ballot.
This is Lesueur's third race against
MeGrath, ,thefrst hasing been made
in 1880. a
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

E. G.. KENNEN made one of the
neatest and most telling speeches
delivered during the sitting of the
State convention.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30
Francis to be Missouri's Next
Governor.
THE ALLEGED COMBINATION
GOES TO PIECES AND
THE MAYOR WINS.
Only One Ballot Taken to Bring
About the Result-Claycomb
Occupies Second Place
on the Ticket-Con-
ventlon Notes.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, August
23.-David Rowland Francis was
nominated for Governor by the
Democratic Convention late yes
terday afternoon. He received
1886 "a votes on the first ballot;
235 were necessary to a choice.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1888-08-30

THE managers who did not kill
the bear" killed the animal they
shot at, and don't you forget it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In tho market lists
today by the quotation committees Of the
Merchants exchange. The amount Of grain
la store at the elevators Is NJ follows. Corn,
II ,0J0 bushels; oats p.50e bushels.
Quotation committees for June Groceries
and proyisions--z NJ. Estes, chairman G. =.
Heir, John II. Pepper. Produce r. u.
Mckinney, chairman N. T.. Carter Gmin--.
III Moon, chairman; Frank Moulion. Flour
w. NJ. fambcc, chairman, John Reed.
Cottonsccd products 80 H. 5. latting. chair.
man Lewis Hanaucr Aston Boyd.
In the local live stock market during the
past week receipts Of cattle have been mod.
crate, aud prices have ruled firm. AZ pres
ent only limited supply Is on sale, the cat.
dc fell here being about shipped and sold
out Very few hogs are IN market The
demand Is chiefly for light weights, which
fnd ready sale. prices 6rm. There Is de
mand Tor iat lambs. none on sale NJ present
Sheep have been plentiful, sales slow and
prices firm.
The New Orleans sugar market IL fairly
active for the rason. prices ruling strong
and the demands for all grades being good
Open kettles arr scarce aud oenirfugals but
In moderate stock. Molasscs Is Ia fair de.
mand and steady. There IL no apparent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

tmcaao. H., juno 2-Thc action 81 the
local wheat market today did not leave II
very clear 10 the trade or the public just
what the clique now at work IN the pit IN
trying 10 accomplish The market here
opened nmcr aud after ,,c advance went
all To- pieces. New York was apparently
bullish early because 81 covering by shorts
IN the old crop options, while other futures
were about 80 lower when that exchange
closed at noon The conservative element
kept alDof largely. aud the tran sections were
not NJ heavy as the fluctuations would In
dirntc. The bulls ,or that the fluctuations
are encouraged by the light primary receipts,
while the bears arr watching the accumuln.
ton IT wheat az the sea board aud the light
t.carlnccs. July sold nj Bhc to open, up
a. $3.50, and then down with hardly a rally
81 sti. Later the price returned 90 sc, aud
again went to sihc August sold early at
s5i,c, and then % si1.c, rcacting 10 si5sc.
December sold nj ~ &c. up 10 s6hc, down to
Stsc aud returned a. S1tc. Closing prices
In wheat for all futures for the day and
week were: June. sisc. July, st,sc, Au-
gust, sac; September, Shc' December
SAc.
m orn was not excited at any limo although
there was a fair volume of trading IN the pit.
Pricr- were advanced early but closed be-
low last nights prices with realizing sales
by the crowd. and the slump In wheat caused
prices % ~ OF Hc FROM the top prices Of
the morning. June sold NJ 55l.Gs55lsc. July,
$685. d55Lc, August, h5agBHc, closing nj
bottom prices u the day.
Oats were rather quiet and dull. June
delivery. weak and lower. July, steady early
aud finally declined. but other futures Ner
not materially changed
The publication ~ the stocks 81 hog
products In this city made larger showing
Than was expected but are BUO,OOO lbs
less than June lnsi year. Receipts Of hogs
we're light and prizes Be higher. There was
little disposition on the part Of operators 10
trade. and the small business that passed
was chiefly of q soalping nature. A. the
close pork was az lover and short ribs ~
et6c lower, but lai va, % higher. July
pork sold at tilOiaiIi1'S aud closed Al
alO7Js. July lnrd odd .parngly at say
hsj2it. and olosrl n tS52h July short
ribs sold nj t7.DaI6l,s. aud closed at
t7Oli. The pacl lux since March " 565,
ODU hogs. ngains, "a. 80 hog. the same time
last year
The lcadingf future ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
General News

The Rosa lee clears tomorrow evening nj
5oclock for Osccola and the upper bends
Tnr Gayoso leave. tomorrow nj pm Tor
Tiptnnyillc and points along the upper coast
THE city of Providence will be here 10
leave this afternoon NJ 8 o'clock for Cairo
aud st. Louis.
The Coahoma will arrive today aud leave
again tomorrow at . O'Clock y. M. for Helena
aud frian Point
The Kate Adams leave. tomorrow after.
noon nt O'Clock for Helena, FriArs Point.
Tcrrcnc aud Arkansas city
THE Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis
leaves from the elevator this morning at 10
o'clock Tor Vicksburg aud Natchck.
THE T. l.. Wood, towing thirty-two boats
and bargcs of coal. passed boro yesterday
morning ON her way from the Ohio TO New
Orleans.
The funeral services over the remains Of
Capt H. G. Gray, al Pittsburg last
Thursday, were conducted 10y tho ReV.
J. y. WOodburn, n former wcll.knoNn river
clerk.
TuG City 81 BATON Rouge passed here yes.
teriay on her way from NJ. Louis 10 New
Orleans with nearly a full trip. Hhe dis
charged thifty.hyo tons Of miscellaneous
freight.
Tu1 United States marshal sold on Thurs
day, nj s. Louis the steamers Wyoming aud
Dnrotah, the former was bid IN by Hunter
Zen Jenkins her former owner for 1900
The latter by r. +. Manion Tor " 5O9
In rcmodcling the Valley towboat John
Gilmore nt the Mound city ways the boilers
Of the n. \. Hays and the engines ~ the John
Dippold will be utilized New cylinders and
timbcrs will also BE- among the important
additions.
CossipKn,ug damage wn, done 90 river
crafts by the wind storm Friday night Two
hafs-s IL stone moorcd ~ the foot Uf lellof.
son street, we're sunk. and the chimncys ~
the little steamer q. schulz, lying lust
below the elevator. were blown or The
damage will amount b. fully " 800.
MA III. RuB. nm engineer 81 Detroit,
Mich, recently had introduced In the House
of Representative the following bill. which
" worthy the consideration II every ~.
ccnssd sienmboalmnn in the United States
"a bill i0r the relief u masters, pilots, mates
aud engineers II steam vessels. 90 lie "a
enacted by the senate aud House II Repro.
scutatiycs Of the United States " America,
| In Congress assembled that the Secretary II
| the Treasury Is hereby authorized aud ~.
rcctrd, under such rules aud regulations a,
/ may be by him adopted, 10 cause 10 be r..
| funded and paid out Of the money In the
treasury not otherwise appropriated 10 any
/ captain, pilot, mate or engineer ~ steam
vessels their heirs, executors, admins
/ traitors agents or assigns. the several sums
/ paid By them respectively IA the United
hiAtcs NJ license fees and for certificates an
/ thohging them b. prosecute their occupa
/ tinns, and for renewal II the same, ifOm
/ June 4. 1854, 10 April ). iss2, les the sum ol
/ 10 cents for each certificate 0f license or ~.
newsl Of the same, issued by the inspector
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

NEw York, June 2.--CofIco-Spot fair;
Rio, firm, 1910, Options, unsettled and
lower; sales, nj, 500 bags; June SltShUli so,
July, Sl230Ml3JO August 81. 25dl2 10,
September, tll 20Cdll6i; October $lO.sOOg
Sll.i5; November, Sli 5OCtlO75. December,
Slo.3OMll.O0, January, SlO55mlOa5; April,
1903, Sugur--hrm and quiet; molas,cs
grndcs $40 test, 3hc fair refining quoted
sc; refined, firm MolaSscs Steady. Rice
Firm.
INV ORLEANS, la, juno 2-Coilcc-Un.
settled, lower grades have advanced and
higher grades have dccliucd Rio, cargocs,
liWl7l.c. Ricc-ilsOthisc. Sugar-Opcn
Kettle, strictly prime, 5Ac; fully fair to
prime, SIC, ccntrlurals, choice white,
CSC, OIL white, G'.mGAc; choice yellow
clarified, q l-lGc; prime yellow clarified,
. lj.l6HGc; seconds, il@jlc. Molnsscs---
High grades not In stock; open kettle fair TO
good fair, lo@2Oc, centriiugals, prime to good
prime l3c
CINCINNATI, O.. June 2.-.-Whisky---
Firm sales, sUD barrels finished goods
on basis uf ala. Buttcr-Wcukcr, 300
2nc. Sugar-firm. Eu.s- STEADY at axe
Chccsc-Stcidyi Ohio Hat, sis@st,c
CmcAGo, H., June . --On the Produce OK.
change today, the butter market was dull;
creamery, lial6'sc, dairy, l2al5c. Esgs-
Fair demand and market firm, l3s@li
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YonK. June 2-Money on call easy
at ia2jS per cent, last loan | per cent
closed ut iCslf pr cent Prime mercantile
paper. tNg per cent Sterling exchange dull
but steady At ~ sg3 for OO-dsy bills, and
o. So. for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady
State bonds were dull aud fcaturelcss.
Tho stock market today was The dullest
and most undressing ~ Tar during the
present depression, aud was almost entirely
devoid " feature. The business done was
entirely In the hands II the professionally and
fluctuations we're confined 10 the smallest
limits, all except Union Pacific being traded
In within a radius Of y per cent The close
was very dull aud heavy nj about hrsi prices.
two hours was only b2.2i7 shares. Union
Pacific furnished i2,20 shares Of that The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
NEW YORK,

Spots opened steady and closed quiet mid
ding Zoe. Sales, 30 bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, nc; good ordi-
nary ll-lGc; low middling o 0.lGc; mid
ding, loo; good middling, l0nc; middling
fair, 10 l5-l6c; fair II 9-l0c.
Futures opened quiet and easy and
closed duh as follows June 903a00i
July 10.OOGlOOl; August lO.Os@lO Oa
September, 9.6sd069; October, $500 4G
November, 9.37G93s; December 03S:
January, 945d0i6; February, 953G0.5i;
March, 9.6l@9G2; April. 0Go@0.7O; May,
9.T@97s. Sales, $1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and
closed steady; middling o 7-iCc. Sales,
$500 bales Quotations were as follows
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, DC; midding, 7-iGc good mid
ding, o 1870.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet, as follows: June 03S@9 49, July, o Il
G9.42; August 9lOa0Il; September, Dos
cIo1O; October, s00@s92 November, $50
@s.s7, December, s.ssdssg January, s.9G
@s.g7; February, o05a007; March, also
0.i6 Sales, 5, 400 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

ArrLEs-Nonc in market Dried apples,
6isc pcr ID from store. Dried peaches, ne
from store.
FEur-Omngcs, s35Oal5o per box Lem
ons, i2Jld3OJpcr box. Bananas, sl.5Cg2jO
per bunch.
Onions, $3.50 per brl; Sl7j
per sack Cabbage. new Louisiana. crate.
S3.JndiUJ kmut. hrls, $50 half hrls;
A.Jg Garlic, 50c per io1 Tunips, sl.JOg,
LIS per brl.
PicELrs-Brls, $3.50 half brls. 500.
PorAroEs--Firm. old. s20a30O per brl;
new, t3jONtOO per brl. sacks, sl.75G20O,
sweet potatoes s. 10000 per brl.
fouLrRY-ChirkcnN spring, Sl.J0aj01
mixed, s2.5OdJUO. hens. slOOH32j
Eaas---Stcndy; bxs, IL. cases llc.
Nrrs-Cocoanuts, $500 per LOO. Peanuts
Virginia. o.. Tennessee. farmers stock. 30
&C.. roasted, 2isc higher shcllcd, iOc. Pc
cans. Texas, aai2c
RustNs--Iondon layers, $500. layers,
1913. California S22j.
BrrrEE--Buitcrinc, l5,a21c; creamery, -
dgOr dairy, l6a2Dc. country butter, i2fli5c.
CIpEn--0zark, $3.50 per brl, aud $3.50 per
half brl.
viSEaAR.-Pcr gal. Safe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

HAy-Choice, from store, 95c6S co. car
load, from leyee or depot sls50dloOO;
prime, store, 0O@92 &c; car load. from lcvce
or depot $lL0O@lSOO; prairie, from store,
GO@70c; car load, from leyee or depot, 5000
@l3.OO
BRAN - From store, Csc; from levce or
depot, $500.
CoRN---From store white, Csc; mixed, 66c
from levce or depot white, in bulk, Csc; in
sacks G0c mixed in bulk. Gle; in sacks, Gle
OArs--irom store, white, i6c; mixed, llc
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk, i2c; in
sacks llc; mixed In bulk $50. in sucks. llc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

eoO@o,25; short clear sides, boxed, 5000

6oo@6,25; short clear sides, boxed, 5000
sos.
Rcceipts-Flour $4,000 brls; wheat, 10,
600 bu; corn, 100000 bur oats, 100000 bui
rye, 1900 bu barley, 5000 bu.
hipmcnts--Flour, 10000 hrls; wheat H.
600 bu corn, 25S,0O0 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-. June 2,-Flour-hrm
but dull; Whcat-Opencd strong and higher
broke later in the session, following the lead
of Chicago closing 's@lc lower; No, . red,
cash, s9A@S0c; June, s9I@Ss9sc, closing
at soc; July, AS@S6Ac closing at Soc;
August SH@S5]sc, closing at $3.50; Sep
TENDER, SAsEMS5Ac closing at S591C; OCtO-
Der, SS,sMSaAsc, closing at SSAc.
Con-Dull and lower; cash, ole; June
closed at ole; August 5iI@52Ac, closing
at h2Ac; year closed ut 393iC
Oats--Quiet cash, 33Ac; June, 33c, July
20ac; August, 2dlsc.
Rye--NOthing doing. Barlcy--Nominal
Bnn-70c. Cornmcal-Stcady,S 81 81. Hay
Steady; prime timothy, Sl3.OO@2O0O, prai-
ric, Sll.O0alSO0,
Buttcr-Firm; creamery, l5@l7c; dairy,
llMl5c. Eggs-lic,
rrovisions-Stcady. pork-Sli.50. Lard
$500. Dry salt meats (hoNcd) -Should.
Crs,N00; long clears, S75OH7 ~ y; clear ribs
$50 short clears, SS0ONSl2il.
Bacon (hoNcd shoulder So 80; long
clears, $SiO@SI5; clear ribs SS,i0@S. 49,;
short clears, $S62H@S7O.
HAMS l00OGl2OO
Receipts Flour, 1900 brls wheat. 1000
hu corn, $1,000 hu; oats, $1,000 bu, rye
none; barley, 1000 bu,
Shipmcnts-Flour, 5000 brlS wheat, 1900
bu corn, 1900 buj oats, 5000 bu rye
1000 barley, 1000
Kansas CRY, Mo, Juno 2---Whcnt---
Steady; No, 2 soft S5l,o asked No red
winter July sales at 75}sC; August sales at
I6c. Corn--Stcady; No. cash, iSifc asked
July, 4sa4c bid, i9lc asked; August, 40c bid
No. white, cash, 50'sc asked Oals--No, ?
cash, 800 asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Conn MEAI--Standard, $295@3.OO pearl
$40; roller, $32O@S25; steady.
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans, s2.75; me,
dium, $780, Stock peas, 81 2561l.35 per bu;
lady peas, $l75 per bui black eyes, $3.50
per bu
DAT MEAI-In half brls $3.50 from store.
FLoUR-From store, common 81 1908 70;
family Si.l5; choice, $780, fancy $40 ex-
ira fancy, Sis5; patent, s. 2O@5. 40; steady.
CRAcKERs-Soda, treble extra, DC; ginger
snaps, 5k@SAc; assorted iumbles, l06pl2c.
CRACKED WHEAr-ln half brls, $500 from
store.
HoMINY AND GRrs--From store, 1925.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

final changes are almost without exception
in the direction of,lowcr figures, but they
are confined TO small fractions.
The railroad bond market was little moro
animated than the share list, but the sales
were only $500, 900. The sales of bonds for
the week were only 81, 500 900, against So
900, 600 for last week. The total sales OF
stocks today were 522i7 shares, Closing
quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
Groceries.

CoTFEE--Common, l6c; ordinary, lie:
fair lsc; prime Rio, ne; choice to fancy, PIC
old government 3UCd32c steady.
RcE--Louisiana, 5's@GIzc; Carolina, GO
&c; quiet
SuGAR-Pure white, 6Ec. Oft white. 6sza
csc; yellow clarified, Gi4dGiSc open kettle,
54M5Ac; rcinc0 A, CSC; standard granu.
lated, NC; plantation granulatcd, nc;
powdered. Sc; cut loaf, Sc; steady.
CANNED Gpops--- Pine apples, 81 rs Peaches.
lbs, standard, 500; lbs, standard. $3.50.
second. $3.50; lbs standard, 500 Toma.
toes, lbs, standard, Sl.Oe lbs standard,
Sllh. Strawberries, Si75. Raspbcrrics,
SlO. Blackbcrrics, - lOMi .25. Green cages,
Sl15fti.S5 Pears, 81 2Oal.75. Plums Sl.Gj
Ctl75. Asparagus, S265mI2j. Green corn,
SL2jCdi.i0. Green peas. SlGaiOO. Cove
oysters, full weight, l N, 05c; lbs, Sl.6j
CdLij, light weight, / III, GO,dG5c, , lbs,
SllO. Condensed milk, Crown, Sj.75Gr5Si.
Eagle. $40; Swiss, 1913. salmon, Sl.Sj.
Sarlines, 1915; mustard sardincs $500
Mnckercl, $50 herring mackorcl, Sl25;
CANpiEs Stick, all sizes IN bNs. pals and
brls, s'gloc; fancy assorted, stgljc; extra
Ancy, iSia2ic firm.
MoLAssEs-louisiana common IN fair. %
m25c; prime 10 choice 33d3sc; fancy, 100
ijc; centrifugals common 10 fair. 2Ol3ic;
prime 10 choice 3OG3jc; syrup, 2O9inc.
steady.
SAIr-Saginaw, Si.3OGi. - per brl: Ohio
river - 2DHi. - per brl. sks fine 81 $50
Lao coarse, Si.l0dl.i5; pkts, 29,m7c.
CnrrsE-Ncw York factory. GfSc. full
cream i2Nti3c Young America. l31llic
Scars AND CNNprEs-Soap, J15'sc. Can
dies, full weight S',aoc.
STARCH Ji.m3i,p
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
Plantation MoYEMENr.

The New York Financial C4roAieis Of
June ? gives the following figures Total
visible supply, i,g77, 715 bales, against 2,iGs,.
722 In 1857. These figures indicate DO
crease Of cotton In sight Of ipo,as0 bales, As
compared with the same date In 1851, and
n decrease Of 1881 bales s compared with
rnme date In 1870.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Nrw NoRE, June 1.-The half holiday
saturday that became operative today viii
continue Tor four months buyers should
remember this In calling Tor shipments The
close ut the week shows u large business
completed through auction sales uf nnnnein.
deliveries on orders Tor autumn clothing
Wuolcns aud y large bushes, In cotton good,
M new purchases and forwarlings on old On
rnrpmputs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


LIVERPOOL.
AZ noon: spot-Quict, with a very small
business. Sales, 500 bales, Of which Amer.
lean, $500 bales Receipts, 1860 bales ui
which American, l.JD bales. Closing quo
tations were ~ follows: Ordinary, AID;
good middling. 0i6d; middling uplands
sid; middling ordinary, lied.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy,
~ follows
f'rhe prices are given IN pence and Giths
thus 463 means 6.0J-Gid, aud sol means
51-Gid.l
All p.m.-June. O. 2Jd. buyers. Junc-July,
5.2Jd, buyers: July-August, 62id, sellers.
August-Scptcmbcr, b2Bd. sellers, Septcm.
bcr-October, 5.l3d, buyers; Ociober-Noyem.
Der, 5.Opd, sellers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sod, buyers; Dcccmbcr-J January, 5.O7d, buy.
crs; September, 6.2Jd, sellers.
.sagWawssw VsssFu
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change in the rice market, dullness prevail.
ing.
According to the New York Commercial
Bulletin of latest date, coffee continues
strong; sugars well sustained, with other
leading grocery articles steady.
The Chicago board of trade will be closed
-Monday--election day.
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CWcNGo, M. June The Drorer| Jour
val reports: Cattle Receipts, 1900 head
Market steady aud strong Reeves, SIl0G
bW. COWS aud mixed, 81 sO@1Gi, stockcrs
and feeders, 2J0dilO, Texas cattle, 5000
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so,,eu seed Products.

PRfuE CRuBr Ott,--JiftI1c prime summer
ycllov, 35tsyc. choice cooking summer
yellow, apdiOc prime cotton seed meal
go 5OGti7 90 carload lots. less than car
load, tls.OOdisjO.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened easy and
closed easy; middlng, 90-lGc. Sales, $50
bales, including none last evening, of which
none to exporters apd all to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7%c; good ordinary, 3-16c; low
middling, 9S-l6c; middling, 90-l6c good
9]sci middling fair, 10 3-i6c fair,
nominal. Dusty, lac to lc lower
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.


Arrivals-City of Baton Rouge, St Louis.
T. l.. Wood. Ohio river.
Dcpartucs-City Of BATON Rouge, New
Orleans - l.. Wood, New Orleans