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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
BATTLE OF THE BELLIES.
Two Female Swimmers in coiored 3d.
ciety Engage in tho Dishguring Act.

TWO Fomnlo bWimmorb IN Cotofcu 90
ciety Engage in tho Disfguring Act.
The elite Of colored society will doubt
less crowd into Squire Fleming's court
this morning, the occasion being the trials
OF Mrs. Mary Carncs and Miss Sarah
Rhoades, set for 10 O'Clock. The whole
difficulty Is alleged 10 be due TO an effort
Of Miss Rhoades TO break up the happi'
ness tina, has existed between Mrs. Carnes
and her husband, by circulating scandal.
Gus stories concerning the latter woman's
character. Monday the women met face
10 face, and after exchanging a few un.
complimentary remarks about each other,
proceeded 10 hostilities. Sarah used her
hands and nails against knife welded by
Mary. The women continued the battle
for full fifteen minutes, when both fell "a
the floor thoroughly exhausted, but beyond
this neither was hurt. When they recoy.
cred they both repaired 10 Squire Elem
ming's Office and swore out cross warrants,
charging each other with assault and bat
terry. A score Of witnesses have beer
summoned. Both parties have engaged
counsel and the case will be fought to the
bitter end.
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A brilliant Meteor.

APPLETON, Wis, July 3.-At23O O'Clock
yesterday afternoon tremendous meteor
was observed to pass across the southern
sky from east 10 west. II rivalled the sun
in brightness, and lett a long train Of
sparks In its wake. The meteor moved
very slowly. and was evidently at q very
great hight. II was visible for half Q
minute and finally faded away without
Noise
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Baldwin's Horses.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Part Of Lucky
Baldwin's string were shipped to Long
Branch last night to take part in the
Monmouth park races. The lot embraced
Grisette, Estrella, Los Angeles, Lillita,
Alaho, Zacetecas, Gladiator, Rosebud,
and California.
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DEMOCRATS, TAKE NOTICE!

Primary elections will bo held Al the usual vot.
inr plaors BY the Executive Committeeman Tot the
several warls aud districts on THURSDAY July the
9TH In the country DISTRICT tkeepi tho iiiih Pour
tc,uth aud Fifteenth. between the hquu II and
6oelnrk IA aud Ia tho rW w1rit aud iinh,
Fourteenth aud flitncuth disifiris hctwoon the
hour ~ q and O'Clock pm, iuf the pufInsa ~
tlpftinr one Executive Committeeman inf each
ward and district aud Delegates ~ convection
which u 10 assemble al Festival Park, Ia the city u
Memphis on
JuIS the 10Th. M 10 O'Clock am.
20 nominate candidates ips the county oiiocs Tho
delegates ifum The city Will nominate = candidate
pntns from the Iilth. Fourteenth nnd fiitcuth dis
tflrts will nominate candidates for Magistrate and
Constable IT their p~pCctitc districts
The Executive Committee elected II the primaries
will assemble NJ the convention hall at 10 O'clock
a. organize
The following 10 tho number " delegates appof.
TONED ~ each ward and district VIZ
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LAIR, Jerome NotIii.

SHARON, Conn, July 3.-Mrs. Lawrence
Jerome said today: "Mr. jerome IL not
at all III. He is with his friend Duffy at
present in Pennsylvania. Any rumors
regarding his being III are uniounded.
He recovered from a slight attack OF bill
iousness which no had three weeks ago
while In the Adirondacks.
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dad ITO, Cardinal McCloskey l0S Ida l., J Healy,
Spring Eagle. Piedmont, salada, Garnet, los each;
McGregor l07, Oracle %.
Fifth Race-Handicap mile end quarter, Bar
mum i0o 0Felus I0i Greenfield vs. George angus,
subaltern Charlie Russell, 96 each Revolt colt W,
| Lutte Arnold %, Hermitage 9S, Bonnie 5 Ito
Sixth Race-Sevcn eighths Of mile. Taller 100,
wilfred lis, Blessed 49, Aura 2Oi Mute 10, Galus
| Dan il5, Monmouth lo9
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Virginia Construction Company.

A TYUAL MEETING % FrOCkHoLDKTS
~ Richmond. Va, Juno i6 lsN The annual
meeting of the tteckholdsfr ~ the NlrHina Ton
Gtructlon Company will b. held at ~ nince, No.
1,1Dl East Main street. In the uy OF Nchmond,
Va, on Tuesday, the i7th day ~ July, lh,A At u
O'Clock am. for the purposc OF elec'lng omeer aud
for the Transaction 81 such other husinos a. may
bo brought before the mectlng ny order oil tho
Board Edwin II bnsad sccfc,aiy'
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Trytsg % save the League.
relai Dlsuafoh 10 This Appeal

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, July 3.-President
Wilson Is here, and the Southern league
heads have been planning all day about
the future and come to no conclusion.
An application from Dallas is on hand,
but no representatives from Texas.
Charleston is far away from the
other cities and Birmingham has
lost 5000 in the last month
with a champion team which Is now ly-
ing idle at big expense, 10 neither club is
very enthusiastic. New Orleans, however,
combats death and expects TO prevail upon
the clubs 10 send delegate over TO Thurs
days Texas League meeting, 10 effect a
consolidation. Affairs tonight are in what
the lawyers call status quo.
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The Newmarket Meeting.

LONDON, July 3.-The Newmarket July
meeting opened today. The race for the
July stakes for two year olds had only two
starters. The duke OF Portland's bay colt
Donovan was the winner. The other
starter was the Prince Saltykof's chestnut
colt. The betting was Z to 4 on Donovan.
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Warning.

IT'S not TO be wondered At that most
Americans are dyspeptic. Swallowing Ice
cold drinks ON hot summer day does the
mischief. Why then you add ten drops OF
Angostura Bittcrs the world renowned tonic
OF exquisite flavor, and thus avoid all dan
ger Of cold In the stomach.
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THE RING.
A Hard Ring Plight.

PrrsBuRo. Pa, July S-Dick Goodwin,
Of Cleveland, aud Jack Lee, Of Fast Liver
pool, fought six rounds with skin gloves
for purse Of 500 this morning at day
break near East Liverpool, o., on the
West Virginia side OF the river. In the
second round Ice broke his left arm in
two places He refused TO give up, how.
ever, and for four rounds pluckily fought
with one hand, but he was unable TO con-
tinue the unequal battle, and in the sew
cnth round Goodwin was declared the
victor. Both men were terribly punished.
Positively the best remedy ever discov.
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical np'
plication, IL Rangum Root Eminent One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale byliels.er,
Qka Main street.
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Hard ON the Jockey.

LONDON, July g. Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge has refused to allow Jockey
Woods costs in his libel suit against the
Licensed Victudliers gazette. in which he
was awarded one farthing damages.
Woods has appealed.
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Tn. L,beI suit Discontinued.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 3.-Tbe end
Of n national sensation was reached when
the celebrated criminal libel case Of Post
master-General Villas against VIM. Wclch,
OF this city, was discontinued
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THE DIAMOND.
The Rcsls and Hines

The lovers Of baseball will be glad to
hear that the Reds aud Blues are 10 play
at Citizens Railway park this afternoon.
Game will be called at A o'clock sharp.
Admission, 25 cents; ladies free. The fol-
lo,vin, Ia tho HATING order.
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lNlAl NtfN fsssf' 80
The Executive noard recommend that the con.
yentlon adNpt the following order ~ business.
it Election Of Tcmpofy Chairman aud socfo
4. Appointment Of Committee on crcdcn.
tlnls
Organization.
an Reccss Tor ono hour 10 allow city delegates
10 nominate candidate inr Magistrate iur The city ~
large and after this the delegates frum the fiith
Fourteenth aud iiitecuth districts viii nominate
candidates iof Magistrate aud Constable u thrlf
respective districts and Delegates from country ds
iritis will utiy nominations ALREADY made ior
18Th sih convention called to order aud nominations
a. follows
sheriff
Trustee
Avessof
Chancellor
~ order " the lizard.
Jro. ~ Asrr secretary.
Pe,runs ct the io.isviiie Muitary Academy
GAY THE N.ltN OF GOVERNMENT AND ~.
| > strirtIuu t."urs double profess IN n boy :
| mind and obfficicr A Homo school limited In
| aro and IumIHf SIX miles fruin city Addwu
col Ali.EN, Principal Louisville. Ny
Avail yourself now, at Muliorda
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A REGULARITY Of Hoods Sarsaparllla Is
that while II purifes the blood, IL imparis
yigor TO every function Of the body.
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nefraIi,a New Cafe

DETROIT, Mich, July a-McGuire, the
catcher recently released by Philadelphia,
has been signed by tho Detroit manage
| mont
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PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating Il relieved nj once by taking
one Of Carters Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
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vERY many physicians use liolloway's
vermifuge CONNECTIONS in their practice with
great satisfaction.
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Forks, spoons, ETC., Muliord's.
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Yesterday Hall Games.

Cincinnati, 3 Brooklyn, 0.
ST. Louis, s; Athletics, 10.
Baltimore, 4; Louisville, 3.
Kansas City, 2; Cleveland, 0.
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pJuLEs, black heads. rcd. rough, ohapped aud
fIm oily akln prevented BY CuIicrnA HokP.
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Avail yOuneIi now, at Mullords.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, May 3, noon.-stocks active
and firm Money easy at 2@3 per cent. Ex-
change-long, 81 49, short, 81 50. State bonds
neglected. Government bonds quiet but firm.
Erie = Ho.,i 29}s Ri TaIn,ns W. Pt oe,<
Lake shore...... $3.50 Western Union. 773s
Norf. & W. pref. 4S
8 p. m.-Exchange dull but steady at 81 S6I5
o. 6S1f. Money easy at 11f@2 per cent, closing
Coin 313l 1885,, 900; currency, S13,763,000 Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady four per cents
1861; four and half per cents 1925. State
bonds dull but steady.
The stock market was less active to-day, its
course irregular, though generally weak in the
forenoon, and feverlsh but strong later. London
prices this morning were again higher but
traders were not yet ready for the advance,
and the improvement was quickly stopped
The pressure was particularly severe against
Gould stocks, and Missouri Pacific and Manhat
tan were most prominent in the decline. AT
low figures there was renewed purchasing for
long account and though traders and bears re-
sisted the advance, giving the market an UNI
settled and feverish appearance, yet marked
gain was made in most of the list. Bulls who
were sellers yesterday were again buyers to-
day and there were evidences of an early re-
newal of the upward movement The special
feature of the afternoons advance was
Northern Pacific preferred, and II touched its
higlNkt price in the last hour. Gould stocks
followed closely, Kansas and Texas being the
only stock, beside Northern Pacific preferred,
which shows a marked gain for the day. mis-
souri, Pacific was also very prominent In the
late rise as were also Oregon Transcontinental
and Richmond and West Point. Late heavy
buying of the last mentioned stock leading TO
the expectation that something OF Importance
was to come out In the near future. coalers and
grangers were very active. Advances at the
opening extended 10 II per cent, but there was
little further improvement, ana the market
almost immediately became weak, and with
Missouri Pacific in the lead, declines ranging up
TO per cent were established. The course OF
prices was turned upward before noon, how
ever. and Northern Pacific preferred became
leader of the market. The tone Of dealings
was very feverish throughout the afternoon,
and frequent changes from strength TO weak.
ness were made, and the market finally closed
rather heavy at fractional declines from last
nights figures. Total sales $4,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations.
Ala. class II. bs 1921 cific, fir i mort. sly
Georgia "a. mort f04 n. Y. Central. 1874
n. Carolina 0s. ....1i9 Norf. & w. pref. IS
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extra IS oO9s 20. family "a oo45 90; city mills
superfine So s7n2 60, extra 50 006S rs, Rio
brands 81 1905 90. Wheat-southern firm;
Fultz 9sc@Sl, Longberry s5c@sl; Western
quiet but firm; No, winter red, on spot, 5000
S0esc. Corn-Southern scarce and firm; white
64G66AI4c, yellow 65@6o1Sci Western nominal
firm and higher.
strong and higher; No. red $4,000. Corn
stronger and active; No. pixed 571bc. Oats
steady; No. mixed S5c. Provisions at
s4 So Lard at g sa,s Bulk 81 * meats %s, trmsr
ST. Louis, May 3.-Flour firm and quiet
Wheat opened firm and closed 1s@4c above
last night; No. red, cash Sc; May delivery S4Ss
@s5c. Corn higher and active; cash bl1SQ sec,
May delivery 51Jsc Oats higher; cash s9IS@
s2s4c, May delivery s23sc. Whisky at 81 90,
Provisions steady.
LOUISVILLE, May S-Grain and provisions quiet
NEW ORLEANS, May s.-Cofee strong and
higher; Rio cargoes, common to prime l9l4@
1880, Cotton seed products steady and un-
isiana open kettle, strictly prime 53sc, fully fair
to prime Sac, good 10 fair 51sc; centrifugals,
choice white 6ssc, choice yellow clarified &c,
prime yellow clarified 55sc off do 5s4@5 iS-i6c
Molasses steady and unchanged; Louisiana open
KETTLE choice S3D35c, strictly prime 2943Oc,
good prime 25@26c, prime q @2Sc fair to good
fair 10000, common TO good common 160
lie; centrifugals, strictly prime 2O022c prime
to good prime 1850, fair to good fair l6Qol7c.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK, Mays, noon.-.splrts turpentine
dull at Soc Rosin dull at 81 2001 22lS.
S:o0p. m.-Rosin dull at 81 a001 22l6. Tur-
pentine dull at 36c
CHARLESTON, May 3.-Turpentine steady at
32c. Rosin nominal.
WILMINGTON, May S.-Spirits turpentine steady
at 32I1c. Rosin firm; strained SSlSc, good
strained S7ysc. Tar firm at 81 05. Crude tur-
pentne firm; hard 81, yellow dip and virgin
S2OO
RICE.
NEW ORIEANs MAY 3-Rlce UNCHANGED
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Fenandina, April 3-Cleared, steamship State
of Texas, Williams. New York; schrs Franklin,
Terry do; Joshua Baker, Kelly Baltimore.
New York, May Arrived. schr Annie L Hen
derson, Henderson. Fernardina
Copenhagen, April H-Arriyed stmr Elphn-
stone (Br), Marshall, Coosaw; banks Meteor
(Ger) VoSs, Savannah for Pooteeloff Harbor.
, Genoa, April 25-Sailed bark Candeur (Nor),
Nielsen, Savannah.
Gibraltar, May Arrived. stmr Warehouses
(Br), White Pensacola for Spezzia.
London, May Arrived, steamship Danish
Prince (Br), Jones, Bull River, S C.
Rostock, April 26-Arrived. bark Divico (Nor),
Moer, Brunswick.
Stockholm, April 28-Arrived. bark CURL (Sw)
Ljurnberg Savannah for Cronstadt.
st Vincent April 1i-Sailed, barSs Pansewtz
Ger, Jobsen, st Shnon's Island
Havana, April @-Arrived, schr Scotia,
Shearer, Pensacola.
Belfast, Me, April 3O-Saied, schr Charlotte T
Sibley Bartlett, Jacksonville.
Co0saw, S c, May Arrived, stmr Hartle-
pool (Br), Race, Philadelphia.
Darien. May CLEARED, schr LAME Cobb,
Cobb Bangor.
Cleared april %, schr Francis c Yarnal
Scott, Philadelphia.
Qtal Glacopello, Montevideo; Faiisto dab
Spinea, Buenos Ayres; Liberals QRus), Eek
lund, Demerara.
Cleared, banks Saigon Br), Langerke, Rio
Janeiro; Baciccin, Revello QtaD, ANGELO,
Venice
Port Royal, S C, May ARRIVED, stmr Storra
Lee (Br) Evans, New York.
Cleared, schr Charles II Wolston, Hinckley,
Boston.
Sailed April 90, schr Edw P Avery, Hayley
Philadelphia
New York. May 3-Arrived. steamship Galia.
Liverpool; Lessing and Poaria, Hamburg.
Arrived out, steamship Canada, New York for
London; Saale, for Bremen.
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Mrs Z G Mitchell, NJ S Morse, c Barth and wife,
Mrs ? Tenney, g f Folsom S Bridges, Miss
Mitchell. A " Buckingham, Mrs Mitchell. w
Sherman and wife. Mrs II f Pendy and children
Mrs Sheehan, Mrs c w Blood, Miss NJ Faub. +
Busby and wife, Miss Whitney, MIR Wall, c P
Goodwin, S T Hope wife and child, r Yerka, A
Simpson, Miss Mass, Miss Larribee, Miss Jewin,
Mrs w L Keith and sons. Miss Hallahan, Miss
NJ Hallahan, Mrs Bunce, j A Clement Mrs C
Stevens, w II Reed, G S Ludlow Misses Palmer
V Chippe, G Howard, NJ Hoyt. D W Ferry,
D Flanagan, f G Small Smith, NJ Could Miss
Cooghan, Miss NJ Dougherty NJ Beckworth, ]
Murphy and wife, Drummer and wife, A Par
sons, CT Williams, w Cluse, and Storage.
CONStGNEES.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway May
3-Fordg Office, Smith Bros & Co, Observer Sig
Service, J D Weed Co, Standard OH Co, II W
Reed, Lee Roy Myers & Co, NJ Y Henderson NJ
Bustein, II Berg + Cohen, l. Gabel, II Ulmo,
K b Cassels. j IL Hennessy.
Per steamer st Nicholas from Fernandina
and way landings W lyman, Solomons * Co,
Lee Roy Myers n Co, Lippman Bros, Ellis. Y &
Co, w c jackson, A Falk 4 Son, Mrs Brown,
McDonough & B, Peacock, II & Co. Epsteien &
Co, II Myers 4 Bros, A Ehrlch & Bro. n Lang,
Paterson, d & Co, J p Williams 3 Co, DR. D Cox,
Baldwin 4 Co. Il Mohler G W Parish
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
May 8-Transfer Office, Williams 4 Co, Jno
Rourke, Jno Flannery q Co, Peacock, II 6 Co.
Ellis, & Co, Baldwin & Co, McDonough & Co,
J. Jones, HeXter s X Butler & S, d Y Dancy,
Meinhard Bros & Co, q Hecker & Co, DR. Cox,
J Rosenheim & Co, II Myers q Bros, NJ Long
head, NJ Y Henderson. G Davis & Son, p HouS-
ton, Frerson & Co, Kavanaugh & b, NJ II Sher-
man, Dale ID & Co, Stillwel, p & NJ, NJ w Cahll,
q w Tiedeman Ellis. x Co, | Epstein & BRO,
Hull, Lindsay 6 NJ, I W Harris, Wallace,
A G Wilcox.
Per Central Railroad, May 3-Fordg Agent,
Jno Flannery 4 Co. ii Nj Conner & Co, T. G. Lind,
S Guckenhemer 4 Son, w w Chisholm Appel &
s, Jno Lyons x Co, G NJ Heidi 4 Co, S Hamil-
ton, A j Miller & Co, NJ Henderson, G Mar
win, City & Sub Ry S w Branch, A Hanley, NJ
T Mackey, E A Schwarz, J D Weed & Co, w r
Church, Bendheim Bros & Co, II Myers & Bros,
Mohr Bros, Frank & Co, II Solomon 4 Son, A p
T Hicks, A b Hull A Enrich & Bro, | q Haas,
NJ Boley & Son, Stilwen, P & NJ, Il Lowell & Son,
Byck & S, Slater. NJ 6, Co, Peacock, II & Co. NJ L
EXley, ] 7 Williams a Co, Shooter 4 Co, B
Rothwell. Ellis, & Co, w Jackson, Baldwin
s. Co, 7 Steffen.
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pAseENGERs

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Feruandina
and way landings-J G Dougherty, Clarke
metzkee and mother Mis- NJ Corpett b \ lin.
clair, J Burpee, DIR Devan, NJ III Duncan, Mrs
w 5 Cherry children aud nurse, Miss " Hone
Malcon and wife, and deck.
Per steamship Johns Hopkins for Baltimore
Jas Falon, g II Kenny wife child and nurses @
K Slton, Miss Hunt II Mason, 4 r Davis,
G l. Stewart Miss NJ Stewart, D Stewert, NJ
Stewart, McCoob and wife, Miss Keepson, NJ
N Nolan, Mrs d Aston J N Stelleneverf and
wife, II Fisher, Mrs NJ VI zapp and children
and colored
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston-D H
Blether. Mrs L |, Biether, Miss II II Jackson. @
S Gushing, Miss Hunt A D Bonny and family, "
b McAllister ID Mayer, oBrien, II II Hunt,
B V Tucker, W II Morse, r G Woodbury., ID W
Rawulett and son, + Jameson, Miss M Morse,
NJ NJ Walling, Jno Wilson, II Lewis. Col Q A
Mann and family, r A salmonsen wife aud SON.
Mrs II Smith, Bfrs Dosetto. Mrs r J Presby, G S
Pres5Y hiss l. Young. p BroDhy. A Jonesi
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RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
May $40 bales cotton. 934 bbls rosin. 1907
crates and vegetables, % refrig berries, 1868
bbls spirits turpentine, Is bales hides, 1 car box
stuff 81 cars lumber 173 sacks rice, Z kegs spikes,
Gears wood, 72 pkgs udse.
Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
and way landings-191 bbls spirits turpentInr, 3
crates tomatoes. 261 bbls rosin. box tobacco,
boxes goods, bale hides, boxes hardware,
bale wool. soda crates case clothing, box
hams, Dbl potatoes, 2 demijonns, can. keg,
Dbl bottles. box tools. lot hides, bale moss,
coop chickens, bdl castings. calves.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway May
81 case cigars, ,9S2 plates, 7f5 steel rails 80
caddies tobacco, 6 hf caddies tobacco. Il bdls
shovels and spades, 3 drums OH refri9erators,
30 sacks meal, 80 sacks peanuts, 100 bbls flour
30 hf bbls Hour 81 sacks rice, 3 bbls rice, 100
punches bananas, ~ pigs hardware, 5 pkgs
clothing, bales hides. / bale wool, II cars wood
4 crates crackers, boxes shoes, boxes soap,
and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, May 3-2e0 bales cotton.
10 bales yarn. 10 bales domestcs, pkg paper ID
pkgs tobacco, 1893 bbs spirits turOentIne, a., 900
lbs lard, 64,219 lbs bacon, 31S bbls rosin. 30 hf
bbls beer 100 a bbls beer. bbs wnissV is
pkgs furniture q bushels corn, 70 cars wood, 8
cars lumber, S03 bbs -four, 123 tons pig iron 20
pkgs wood in shape, 2 bills sugar, 100 pltgs mdse,
203 pkgs machinery, 9 bales paper stock, 6 pkgs
plows, 10 pkgs hardware, 10 cases eggs, 6 pkgs
hides.
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. May 4, 1888.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Lucie Radman (Ger1 Grethe, London,
with cement to Jos A Roberts & Co; vessel to
A r Salas Il Co.
Bark Belvidere (Br), Trefry, New York, in bal.
last-Master
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina Fernandina-C
Williams, Agt.
Steamer Progress, Ward, Augusta and way
landings-W L Gibson. Agent.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Johns Hopkins, Foster Baltimore
Jas B West e. Co.
Steamship Gate City, Taylor, Boston-C G An
derson, Agent.
Bark Elba, Tilton. Baltimore-Jos Roberts
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3.--NIarket active. Florida
potatoes, prime, 81 5O@5 80 per barrel: cullins,
81 0062 50 per BARREL cabbage,.Se 00G2 80 per
barrel crate; cucumbers, 81 0062 IS; toma-
toes, 81 7509 so per crate; peas, 81 25@2 90
per crate; beans, 81 2512 25 per crate; straw
berries, 20930c per quart
A, B. DETwILER & Son
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

PoULrRY-Market for firm young chickens
scarce and wanted; OH fowl plentiful and dull.
E0Gs-Market is very weak, with full supply
and light demand
PEANUTs-Fair stock; demand moderate.
SUaAR--Georgia and Florida nominal; none In
market.
HoNEY-No demand; nominal.
SWEET PoTAroEs-In good demand; receipts
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager.
Steamer st Nicholas, Usna, Fernandina and
way landings-C Williams, Agt.
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ARRIVED UP FROM BELOW YESTERDAY.
Schr jefferson. Griffin, New York. with rail-
road iron to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts &
No