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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

TnT Ohio is the Tuesday packet Tor Gin.
cinnnu, leaving 1T pm
Tur Eugene leave, Tuesday evening at o
O'Clock for Arkans,, river.
TuE Gayusn will probably resume her trips
10 ripionsvillc next Tuesday
Ma Roman Mytpy. chief clerk Of M,
Ohio. II accompanied by this trip by his
wife aud little daughter,
Tnr Paris g. Rrpwu passed down from Gin.
ciunnti Ia New Orleans late Thursday night
doing No business herr.
TINS Ca,hpma leaves tomorrow evening NJ i
O'Clock Tor Helena Friar, Point, CONGO rlin.
Tcrrenc aud Arkansas city.
TnE Jane, lee. Tor Friirs Point. and Rosa
l.er. fpf Osrrnln, arr the lrr line steamers
leaving tomorrow afternoon 1T o'clock.
Tur Anchor line steamers announced 10
leave here today are the city ut Providence
iur Naichrz ~ ~ u'Clork am. nnd the Belle
Mcmphi, ipr st. Louis ~ O'Clock pm.
TuE steamer Darpthh has been sold lev
Commodore T. T. Mauiun, NJ 81 Louis a.
the Dacotah Transportation company, fpr
ki7.On She will enter the 81 Louis and
kansas Ciiy trade shortly, with Capt Henry
Keith In command.
C,trn telegram says Those interested
claim that the short Line extension 10 Me.
trpp1li, aud radusEh will Nil the river trade
between Iaifu aud laducnh eventually. Cnus
Ing the withdrawal IT n regular p1rkcL A
gentleman said tplny that the rad would
deprive the Gus Fowler of 1000 passenger,
per year aud a prOporiionaic amount oi
freight traffic.
WINS the river at Lexington. No, Il not
on rampage Il ha, reached a higher stag
than nj any time since the overflow IT lIl.
All the bars nluiF the City's front arr On.
tirrly covered. nt some points h. depth ~
several feet. The water his not yet gone be.
yoni N. banks. but Is cutting badly On The
north site. where the bank hal caycd con
sidcmbly before the present hight Wa
reached Should the rise continue few
days longer at ~ present rate, ihc bottoms
will bc flooded.
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Groceries.

SuGAR-Purc white, 79s@7i!c; of white,
GNM7isC yellow clarified, &c; open kettle,
5k6r6l tc;rciined 4, 7is@7i(c standard gran
ulatcd Sc; plantation granulatcd, 7AC, pow
dercd, Slsc; cut loaf, SIC; strong.
CoFFEE-Common, l5c, ordinary, l6c fair,
lie; prime Rio, lSc; choice TO fancy l0c; old
government 3OtG52c quiet.
RlcE-Louisiana, 5@5lsc; Carolina, GO
Ic quiet
CANNED GooDs-Pinc apples, Si.75; peaches,
> lbs standard, $500; 3 lbs standard, $3.50
second, Sl.5O, 3 lbs standard, 500 roma-
toes, lbs, standard, 500; 3 lbs, standard,
Sl15. Strawberries. Sl.75. RaspherrieS 81 80;
blaCkbcrrics, Sl.l0dl.25 grccn gags, Sl.15tg
l.S5 Pears, II. 20aL75. PlumS, SLGjal7i;
light weight, III, 6Ott65c; > lbs, Sl.lO, Con-
dcnScd milk-Crown. -. 75dt5,Sj Eagle
$40; Swiss, 1915. Salmon, SIS, Sardinca,
1915; mustard Sardincs, $500 Mackepl,
$l.5O herring mackcrel sl.2J.
CANpIES-Stick, all sizes in bNs, pals aud
brls, S@l0c, fancy assorted s@l5c; extra
fancy, lSX2jc firm.
CHEEsE-New York factory, 6dSc; full
cream, l2Gl3c; Young America, l3GglIa,
ADMINISTRATIONS, common To fair, ~
C125c; prime To choice, 33GI3Sc; fancy, i0CI
l5c; ccntriiugalS common 10 fair, 2Na25c;
prime to choice, 5O9S5c; syrup, @@ioc;
steady
SAtr-Saginaw, 81. 3O@i.3j per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 2OCbl. - per brl; SKIS, fine, $3.50
| l 40; coarse, -. lOCGl.l5; pkts, 2ACa7c.
Scars AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3@5lsc. Can
dies, full weight, Toe.
| STARCH-3lsdt3itC.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes In quotations were made ON
the Merchants exchange lists today The
amount Of grain In store at the elevator Is o,
follows Corn, 1872 bushels; oats, none.
A. New Orleans the sugar market continues
strong. and III offering, iind prompt sales.
The a,.ortmcni Is limited and irregular open
kettles particularly being very scarce. Mo-
lnss,~ continues In fair request and steady.
There has been no change In the condition
Of the rice market; prices are steady and sell
err nro not unwilling 10 make further con.
cc.sion. As IN the grocery trade, the New
York Commercial Bgu,iiH states rs follows.
Probably sweets, aud especially sugars, arr
In the best position, but there Is faith In oil
leading staple articles based upon actual
natural existing wants Coffee Is somewhat
troubled by the speculative deal, but buycr'
do not got actual goods any cheaper, and II
Is known that Of country trad" lots In many
jobbcr must rcplcnish, Ricc sabout stead y
anil spice, held as before, but teas remain
under more VI les, neglect
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Nrw NoUH July .-Colcc-Brazil growth
was duh with spot prices entirely nommnl
options dull hut steady, opening ut partially
10 points higher and closing steady at Tia,
opening prices. Substitutes, Il, 900 bags
including July SllOOMlLON; August, 5000
miG.OA September, $4,000 50, October
SoGOM0Gi, December S1iIGa g. May 500
Sugar-Raw strong fair refinery, I1.c; 90.
test centrifugal, SIC; molaSScS, A. ,diAc
refined strong and active; C. 5N@A 1916
extra C. 6GG'.c; white extra &, GisM6' ,c
yellow 5E@SHc OIL 4, 6Ac; mould A.
: -c; standard \, 6'sc; CoutcctiuncrS' 4
Csc; cut-loal aud crushed, Sc, powdered
7',c, graduated, 7OdM7i,c; cubes, 1910
: Sc. MolaSScS-Firm at 1870 bid for 80
test Ricc-Quict.
CuIr,Go, H., July 7.-On the Produce
exchange today butter was easier Cream
cry, l51lSAc; dairy, li1lIc. Eggs Quiet
fresh candlcd li@lihc,
CNctNNNrI o., July -Whisky---Stcady
sales al barrels finished goods ON a basis oi
slli Buttcr'-tluict. Sugar Steady. Eggs
Dull at l2@l2iac. Chccsc-QuioL
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bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye and
barley, none,
Shipmcnts--Flour GOOO brlS wheat,
1000 bu corn, 1000 bu, oats, 1000 bu; rye
and barley, none.
KANSAS CRY Mo-, July ,-Whcat-Stcady;
No, > soft, cash, sales at 12c August, nv,
bid, 724c asked September, &c bid, -,
asked; No. > red winter cash, 70iso bid
dc asked; August 7Ol !c bid, lie asked.
Coru-Stcady; No. > cash, Al 'gc bid, $50
asked; August, i2lIc bid, i3ac asked; Sep
TENDER I3c asked; year, i3o asked; No. .
white, cash, & 90 bid
OatS-No, 3, cash, PIE bid; August, sales
at 21a,c, Hay-Ncw, $IOO9GjO, Old all
gone, Others, unchanged,
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CUtc,0o, H., July Tho D,orcr'' Jour
nal reports Cattle Receipts, 300 head
including 100 head Texas cattle; shipments
l,Un Market active and best y tn lOc high
err choice extra bccvcS, - 0O5l6. 10; common
to good Si3OGh.g; Stockcrs and feeders
dull; cows, bulls aud mixed, $lSOW3l 10
Texas cattle, Sl.bOm3
ogs-Rcccipts, 5000 head, shipments
500 head Market active. Sc higher. mixed
s. 6ja5,oO. heavy, Sb,7OH5.Gls, light, $50
GtAS5
Shccp-Rcccipts, l,OOO head shipments
iOO head Demand good aud price, hrmcr
natives, inferior To fancy, SlGodi. -; Tex
ans, 81 2od3 80 lambs, 75r To s.. 10 per head
and SAOOd5.1j per 100 pounds.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,


New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing 81 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, s. discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
vile. demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
The total clcarings for the week show an
increase OF 1891 ,O37.56 over the previous
week, and an increase of SsS9, ii0. i5 over the
corresponding time of last year.
The local cotton market closed steady,
with sales 800 bales. At New Orleans spots
closed quiet and steady, with futures dull
but steady, the old crop months going up
2to points, and the new crop months l to
2points. Liverpool closed dull; prices gen
orally in buyers favor, futures qiuet and oil
1 10 3points.
According to the Commercial Bulletin Of
Friday: Crop advices generally continued
in good and improving FORM and the annual
supply OF first bales has commenced, the
initial shipment being reported ~ made to.
day from Albany, Ga., and expected to reach
here at the commencement of the week"
The Liverpool correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian, in a lengthy review of the
present position If cotton, goes on to state
that 1.-THE situation Is not little unusual
and peculiar. The American crop is now
taken 90 he 100000 bales which would
show roundly an increase over last year OF
100000 bales. We have not yet heard Of any
authority who has had the harlihood to as
scrt thatth spindles OF the world have in
creased in number within the last twelve
months To a sufficient extent to actually con
sumo 100000 bales more than last year. MOI
are we aware that any one seriously sup
poses that IL Is possible for the spndlcs al
present existing 10 increase their productive
mes, by that large quantity over the quantity
they consumed year ago. On the othci
hand, the figures of visible supply lool
strong-somc think very strong-aud thos,
who think them 80 have undoubtedly pO
radcd them good deal and pcrtinaciously
The market, therefore, seems influenced
aud affected by the apparent anon
oily OF an excess OF 10000 bale
American produced. which seems TO hav,
largely disappeared from view. The cirCum
stance on the face Of IL is 50 strange rs (,
have caused uncasincss, and to this uncasi
ness the present renewed buying Of the spin
n"rs l. Ia be mainly attributed. The dill
Guilty would appear to arise from the usua
uncertainty rs TO what stocks Of cotton spin
ncrs hold The trade has never furnishc,
any particular. on this important subject, 81
- that not only Is Liverpool in the dark, bu
each spinner Is also in the dark rs 10 th
stock held by all the rest of the trade. Look
ing at the visible supply alone, II is possible
20 got very bull calculating what the inyisi
bic stock j.; and, remembering we have &
dispose Of 10000 bales American more thai
last year, II is possible to feel decidedly bear
The market and the trade being more nc
cusiomcd to look at visible supply than 4
consider supply on broad Wow or TO con
slider invisible supply, feels more or less nm
easy, aud the result has been a slow harden
ing Of prices, which has brought middlin
uplands up from ) sled to sgd In cigh
weeks
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK,
Spots opened quiet and closed strong; mid
ding, 10 5-l6c. Sales $40 bales. Quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, 0-l6c; good or
binary, 9c low middling 9Isc; middling,
10 5-lGc; good middling, 1850 middling
fair NC; fair, lljsc.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady as follows; July, 1885, Aug
ust, l035; September, 0.I9i.7j; October,
055d956; November, 0iS@940, December
9ISd940; January, 055@95G February,
962@063; March, oG9@9.7O; April, &I7Gg
97S; May, 0Sj@9.S7. Sales 2l,70o bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady;
closed quiet and steady; middling, 0Ac. Sales,
$50 bales. Quotations were as follows ordi-
nary, 7jsc; good ordinary, sac low mid
ding, 0hc; middling, 994c; good middling
lOISc.
Futures opened firm and closed duh
but steady, as follows: July, 07i@975; Au-
gust, 0.70d07l; September, 926Cao2s; Octo-
Der, 9.06a90S; November, s,99@9Oo; De.
ccmber, 9.0i@002, January, 00o@0.lO; Feb
ruary, 0ls@02o; March, 0.27@920 April,
036@9.3Si May 0,ij@947. Sales $500
| bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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drain nnh I.ro,iSlon.

CmcNGo. H.. July 7.--.Today's action In
wheat was the reverse Oi yesterdays. lriccs
opened steady, and the first move was q
gain Of cent In selling for the reaction
the crowd evidently uycrlid the thing, aud
there was an upturn IN prices which re-.
gained most uf the loss before noon, and on
a second bulge later prices went sew
cnl points above the closing quotations
last night The early selling TODAY was a
continuation ui that late yesterday. when IL
was thought that the foreigners were work.
ing the market Some regard the bulge Of
Thursday ton violent and the decline which
followed u natural one. Gable, wcrr again
quite favorable, while G,uDO bushels were
exported, besides about half ~ much -FOUR
from Atlantic pprls. The way IN which
July wheat u held CAUSED IL Ia sell nj &c
premium over August. Yesterday August
price, ranged from II 20 down a. sOl.c up
To- n -, back to 81 ,c, up Ia di-c, aud ON
the latter bulge advanced nearly IT, addi-
tionnl Ia s2'.c, returning to S2c ~ soon ~
the little Hurry WIS over One cause Tor the
strength wis llradshaw's limit On the visible
aud invisible supply of wheat which was III
a hultish character WHEAT ciu--,l fpr tho
week strong and a outside prices for the
SEASON. July, Sc; August, ss'tc, September,
size.
Corn was q.,t, trpng during the greater
part NJ the ~ '-,u", There va, little dip
in prices from The opening figures, when
wheat sold un IT,. hut the feeling va, bulli,h
on the conditions and the closing prices
wcrr nearly L. higher than yesterday, The
elements NJ strength were the decrease ~
nearly i,50DUOD bushels In the local stock
Tor the week the li'ht receipts to-day aud
thc light estimate fUr Monday, the guod cash
demand, the light offerings and the pcrsis.
| tent buying by large local operator. July
ranged NJ $4,000 H.. closing nj jO'sc. Au-
| gust sold nj Ip'-c down 10 $3.50 90 H., up 10
| 5nIc, closing NJ so r
Oats attracted considerable attention be-.
cause II the little squeeze IN July very sim
liar tu the one last month. The shorts were
Obliged to buy. and prices for the month
went from SIS a. 52i.c closing NJ i2'sc
Other futures were little changed.
Provisions wcrr traded In 10 q moderate
extent and nn easier feeling prevailed, clos
ing sales being at o decline IT sal a. on
| pork Be- on short ribs hut steady un lard
| Offering, exceeded The demand, even shorts
who bought moderately yesterday, being in.
| disposed to take bold.
The leading futur's ranged ~ follows
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HY--Choice, from store, aicasiOo. ear
losd. from leycc or depot kis.bOlt lp.Dj
prime store pa12 isc car load. from lcycc
or depot, sl1.OYsisDo prairie, FROM store
Ooa'Oc car load, from lovcc or depot 5000
al3.OO.
from lcyce ~ depot, white. In bulk, Csc. In
sarts, 6lc mixcd. In bulk &c. IN sacks. jDr.
BsAN-from store, 75c, from lcyce or
depot til G6sitJ0.
OArs-From store. white. sSc; mixed. t3c:
from levcc or depot, white, Ia bulk. i0c In
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urcnslstufI-.

Conx ME,L---Smndard, t2sjG1 co. pearl
tltn. roller. SiiOa3lj. stelly.
BE,Ss AyD PE,s Navy beans, s27j. me.
dunn S2.D
oar ME,te-in half bfls, $3.50 from store
fLouR-.Fwm storc, common, 32f fam
ira fancy 500 patent sj.n0Hb.20. Quiet
ChlcHrns..-S0dn. treble extra, b.. gingci
snaps, bifttSIc. avortcd iumblcs, iWdlic
CHtrKEp WnEAT--ln hall bfls, $50 lrUu
store.
IIouSi AND Onfrr--.From store. 1875.
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LIVERPOOL.

Atnoon: Spot-Dull, prices generally in
buyers favor. Sales 1000 bales, Of which
American $500 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales,
Of which American 500 bales Closing quo
tatons were us follows. Ordinary, ikd;
good ordinary, l-iGd; low middling, 8 5-iGl;
good middling SID middling uplands,
OiGd; middling Orleans, 5ssd.
Futures opened dull at decline and closed
quiet.
[fhc prices arr given in pence and 8iths,
thus: Los means i.6j-6id, and SOL means
5.l-Gldl
At p m.-July. 5.30l, buyers; July-Au-
gust, 5.2ll, buyers, August-Scptemher, 2Sd,
sellers; September October, 5lsd, buyers;
October. November 5i3d. seller. Noycm.
bcr-DcccmGcr, 5.iid, value; Dcccmbcr.Jan-
unry. 5.lld. sellers; January February, 5.lld,
sellers; September, 5.2Sl. sellers.
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rLASrATioS MOVEMENT.
cRor ~ sionr. july Il.

The New York Fia1HcidI CiF0iiicIe Of
July I gives the following figures Total
visible supply, i,iod, ESQ bales against La
G5s In isS5. These figures indicate a dc
erase Of ootion Ia sight Of So, D5s bales, rs
compared with the same date in 1871, ani
. decrcrsc Of 3l7,s9s bale, rs compared with
famc date In iSN
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FIsH-M ackerel, half brls, No. l. S725;
No. = 1913; lob kit No. I, Sis; No. ?,
81 10 Dry herring, family, 25c per box,
Fresh MENrS--ChoiCe beef, headquarters,
Toe; forcquartcS SC; second grade hind.
quarters, Sc; forcquartcrs, ic. Sheep, Dc.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoe PRop JcTs--Steady mess pork, Si5. so
sugar cured hams llGll2c; breakfast bacon,
l0lI@1lh, bacon clear rib sides, s7s@9c;
bulk pork, clear sides, SL@SNc; clear rib
sides, S@sisc; long clear 7}s@Sc; shout,
dcrs, Csc.
L,Rp-Tcs, Sc; half brls, SIC; kegs, sac
choice kettle, sc; steady,
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wnry you feel depressed don dose your.
self with mean bttrrs Hodges Sarsaplrilla
rnoyatcs aud inyigoratc, the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood, u per bottle, siNbot tie,
for s.. Manufactured by Rhugum Root
Medicine CO., Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Holster. gSl Main street
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling 0isc. salc,, 30
bales including none last evening. Of which
40 10 exporters and loo 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary, 5'.e gOv,i ordinary, $50.
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sot,on seed Products

Paws CErDE Oil-3laJlc, prime summer
yellow, 35m36r, choicc cooking summer vel.
low. iig prime cotton seed meal, slg51tI
100. carload lots less than carload sl-Oo
AIS "a
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per head 500
lIpas--Choicc light, 5a5'ac. good, iH@
&c. common. 4I@tiSc
CArrLr-Chpicc 3'i6l'ici good, 3lIHtr,
scnllHwagS nominal.
SmEr-Choice, o.; medium, So. com
tuaf, Al mai IA
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
flour-firin, and dealers Inclined 10 hold
No. spring wheat. slaSlc. No. . spring
wheat, nominal, 80. 2 rcd, 2Iic. No.
c1rn. jOet 0isc, No 2 oats, J2AdRllc No. 2
rye, Sc. No. barley, Go No. hnx seed,
iip. prime timothy seed ~ iWt2ib.
Mess p0fk-rcr hafrl. ti3OtlJii. lard
per iDO lb-, fs.gbg, nv. short rib sides
iipdscl $50. dry saltcd shoulders boxed
~ toaG5O, short clear sides lboHcdl, tH.O5ty
$40.
Rcccipt,-Flour. i2,COo brls wheat, 22Jo
bu. corn, 1900 bu. Oats, $1,000 bu, rye,
none, barley, LOO bu.
Shipments-P1our 1900 brls wheat ~.
CO bu. corn. 300 90 bu. oats, 81 90 bu,
rye. none. barley, none.
Asr. I.orfs. Mo. July =Fl0ur-tnchang.
"a Whrtt-A selling raid and several
other cause, knocked wheat down itfi'sc
early. but lutrr thrr WIS q rally and rerDv.
cry and price, clo-ol l.r above Yesterday
closing Tor options ca.h was lover nj iDc,
closing at 7O'. July closed at sDl,o bid, Au'
gust 7Ikbs-O ~. closing ~ HD)sc bid, Sep.
Timber, spaMsiht clusing Of ~ Nsu bid. he.
| ccnbof - 1.Gts5t,c closing at $40 bid.
CUn=lligher lut trading Wn very light.
| cash. &c. July. ltfEsc. closing ui O. 81
| bid. August, closi 10 90 bid September
| lsi.r bid. year SIlH'sr, closing 10 81 Ne
Oat.- Firm: cn,h a@Jjc, August, 22iEc
September. 2i4c
kyr-Dull No q ilc
Bfan---firm, at or.
Corn Mcal-stchly 800.
Hay-firn aud unchanged Tor high quail
| ties.
Provislons--F but very quiet. and
| only small Job trade done ~ unchanged
| prioos Fork b. Higher At tilTh foi
| lob lots. fard-.N uminilly higher NJ 49,
laron Higher. Shoulder FOo long, sNij
short ribs $3.50 ~ short clears ss.G)ti
! s.To. Hams. .iicYfl2H
Receipts .Pioar. l.rOo brlE wheat, ~ ~
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MAGNOLIA BALM

in'ures rsrfsc' cotHpissisp sod reps Mo Fsos.
fsoh. Arms ssd hands Bofi And smooth. Tn ~
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rrsiicaiss Trsshiss. nup'ious Tst,sr ws,srhrssh.
fnckiy Heat Heals iBsssi Dlt.- ami sung. Try al
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MAGNOLIA BALM

r.ls HAgASs MAGNOLIA BlI.n -llh you ,oil.
soasis. MognlAAns. kans and ali nsni Ila.osssI
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col.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July w ool-Quict aud q
shade easier In feeling, aud quotations arr
uuChluuyd
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. . n.v,.sinsi, p-snufui Etin. Drive. %
plolohss. n.dn.ss, Hsashh.ss fimIiss SANDAL
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Central Pacific, Sl'i Northwestern, ln1N
Chesapeake d Ohio. = Northwestern pfd i39
Chcs Il Ohio LIST pfi, - New York Genital, 1851
Chcs Ohio 2d pid. cast L. ltG
Chicago & Alton, lS NN,C 4 st l. MD, s.
G, RS q ll2a Ohio 4 Mississippi 1919
&, 81 l. & T. 10 Ohio Il Miss pid 81
G. 81 l. & pid, - ontario Il Western II
en-, san Il Clcye, 6S Oregon lmproycmt 6lh
CioVc Columbus, q Oregon Navigation, va
pelawnrcS IIudson,ll0 OpRon TnanS, 2As
Del, Lack x W, lAfNs Pacific Mail, ISL
Denver & Rio q, l5ta Peoria, DccG E,'l9
Vast Tennessee "a nitt>hurg los
East Tenn lst pin, 6,n Pullman Palace, llSh
East Tenn I'd pld, y Reading, COS
Erie, 2ta Rock Island 1903
Erie nd, SI1. 81 Louis 4 SAN d, 49,
Fort Wayne. i5a st Louis a san Fphl, t6i.
Fort Worth & Den, % s. &sln LIST ptd, III
Hooking Valley, 10Y 81 Paul GG's
Houston 4 Texas ~ ~ Paul pid 1857
Illinois Central, ll6A 81 Paul Min n Man, lol7 5
Ind Bloom & West, lllp 81 Paul 4 Omaha, 10
Kansas Il Texas, lSh ST. Pa Omaha pilt lON.
Lake Erie a West lilJ Tenn Coal a Iron, y
Lake Erie Il W pfd az Texas Pacific IA,
Lake sH9rc w a. TSl ,S, Ohio &.s,S SSn pid' 50
LOUSY & y Albany, 10 United States EN. nv
McmphiNS ChnrlcSt, Is Wabash - l. 4 7, laa
Michigan Central 7S,4 Wabash 81 l. & rpid, ~
Nil, l. s S ", IS Well, Fargo Exp. 10
NJ, |. = q w MD. SSh1 Western Union, ibAs
Min Il 81 Louis, ~ American Cot OH. 1875
Min 4 81 Louis ptd, Richmond VT H. ~
LONDON, July :, 2 pm.-ConSolS closed at
~ 0-l6d for both money and the account.
vi England ON balance today was $4,000
Pans, July 7---Thrcc per cent rcntcS SCI
Il &c for the account.
HANK CLENRINGS.
CmcNGo, ILL.,, July 7.--Today's bank clear
ings aggregated ~, SIS, G3G
B,lrlMoRE Md, July 7-ClearngS TO,
day 81 l9l OPS; balances, SSH ,226
PHtApELruIN Pa, July 7.-Clcarings 90
| day Si2, I35, 232 balances, 81, lGl, 63S. For
| the week ended today the clcarngs were,
| So, 3tl, iOs balances, Sl3 2jS,6i3.
BnsroN, Mass, July 7,--Clcarings today,
SlG, 535, 32i; balances Sl,SO0,O. For the
week, clcarings. $oO 632, iO3, balances, $40,
| dS,3O1. For the same week last year, clear
ingS 81, 5l7.2ii; balances, 3, 1856 2ig.
ST. louIs Mo, July7.-Bank clcnrngs to-
day, SSH ,69S; balances, Si52,Oii Clear
| ingS for the week, 81, Sol ,HI; balances, 81,
$50, AIS clcarin,,s for last week, Sl3, p07, Ii7,
balances, S2,O0O, 60l; clcarings for the cor,
responding week last year, si6,2iioit; bal.
anccS, -, iSi655.
| NEw loRH, July THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes Re-
serve, decrease, $500, i2j, loans, decrease,
g. 2pO,9Oh specie, increase, 212,G01 legal
| tenders decrease, Sl,37SOO0, deposits, in
crease, 81, jSO 100 circulation, increase, So,
| 500. The banks now hold S2i,5l6.SE in OK,
cess Of the - per cent rule Clearing, today
SSG aa,0Il, balances Si,ni3,a6 For th,
week clcaringS, S5l GID, 400, balances $50,
| nm mn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
Provisions.

sacks, 42c; mixed, in bulk, 3Sc; in sacks
40c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
MtsceIInIieous.

WmsEY-Straght Kentucky Bourbon,
SljOMGOO; Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.509300 Eastern
ryes, Sl.sj6t6.0O. according 10 age and make;
common whisky, 0Jc@l.2j, according to
proof.
BNGGING-T ii6g9c
PowpER-kcgs, 500; half kegs, 1913,
quarter kegs, SIS.
HIpEs-Dry Hint, No l. Toe. No. ., &c, dry
saltcd, 5'sCG7c; green altcd, No, I, 90, No.
9, SIC; green, 3CJic; shccpskins, i5c9sloO
irregular.
TIKs-sl.25.
SWoT-Drop, Si.i5' buck, sl.7j.
IEAp-bC
Nus-lron, 81 10, steel, AZ 2jd235.
ToR,cco-Common, 2jg3jc; other grades,
35tGsjc
SNrTF-Garrctts, siO.S5: Rnlph's, SlO.2j
railroad, S9Sj, Gail 4 Ak. 500.
Coat OIL-Primc white, wholesale lots
0iSc per gal.
BEEswAN-is@2Oc.
TNiioN-SGtic.
Woodbury. grease wool unwaslcd, loo
l3c; clear grease wool, 2OGt2ic, bury washed
2OMJOc; tub washed. jOte3ic.