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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-12
General NcMs.


TnK Eugene clears Tuesday at 5 o'clock
pm. for Arkansas river.
TuE Gayoso went out last evening FOR Tip.
tonyillc with nice trip
TuE City Of New Orleans is due here ON
her way from st. Louis to New OrlornS,
Tur City of Providence will be here at
noon today to leave Tor Cairo and ST. Louis
Trr Rosa Lee leaves tomorrow nt o'clock
pm for Osccola and all way points ON the
upper coast.
Tus Coahoma, Of the Ice line pulls out
tomorrow at O'Clock pm. for Helena and
FriarS Point.
TnE Kate Adams leaves tomorrow after
noon, for all points on the lower coast rs lar
~ Arkansas City.
TIM river between Cairo and st, Louis Is
giving pilots considerable trouble owing To
recent channel changes, and the water is get
ting shallow in several places,
TuE beautiful steamer Belle Memphis, Of
the Anchor line is announced to leave here
this morning ut 10 o'clock for NickSburg,
Notchc1 aud all the principal way landing
en- routc
4 NRw steam pleasure boat owned by
McsSrs Bsscll 4 SCaifr, was tried yesterday
and performed we'll. She burns oil Tor fuel.
Boiler test, l5o; steam allowed, 100 pounds, -
Piusbug Post,
TuE order from the supervising inspector
to the local board of inspectors, that all ma
rinc boilers must have some auxiliary nrpli'
ancc Ia supply water to the boilers besides
the usual mode of supply, will now he put
In force by the local inspectors. -Pdt'b"g
Post.
JouN CLARK, clerk ON the lighthouse
steamer Joseph Henry now in port, enjoys
IL i. A
never, drank drop of whisky, beer, ar any
other intnNicnht. John is first cousin IN the
"curly.hcadcd little boy that mover told d
A., 90
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from Ht Nicholas
Not many Of you. my children, will care
10 write your letters ON Ice, even during
the summer months. But ! was rather
struck with the novel idea, when a 10y Of
the red school.hou-c told the dear little
achoolmaam bit Of nowr that lately hal
como 10 this country from Austria
II appears that Francis Joseph, The
Empcr1f Of Austria, has country scat
near Vienna. and ON this Tine royal osiai"
h lake, which Ia winter IL used ~ a
skating pond. Well, during one OF tho
latest Austrian "cold SNAPS an expert
Vienna gentleman went skating there,
with little reservoir ~ ink adjusted n
the back Of his skate In such way a. e
allow the ink 10 How ont Ia a fine steady
stream. Then on ho started, and bcioI,
lac had skaied long thcrn appeared m thi'
rapid track the name Of the crown prin
ccss, beautifully and plainly written upor
/ tho ice
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Cash quotations were Us follows;
Flour-Firm and unchanged.

flUnT-flIln anu NllN llNllk'ht
No. ? spring wheat S2hc, No. 3 spring
wheat 766t7A'; No. red, Sole No. 2corn,
H9s@li'sc No. = oats, 2,c No, > rye Il az
47Ac, No. barley, nominal No. | ilaNNcCd
MI primo timothy seed, Sl.riM2.OO
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, Sl3NmlSO Lard
per 100 lbs, $sGds.G2'l, short ribs sides
tloose), S7a5@s.OO; dry Saltcd shoulders
(boxcd), S.iOa7.5O; short clear sides
(boXcdL ss7O@9.o0.
Rcceipts-Flour l5Ooobrls; wheat, 5000
bu: corn, $4,000 bu, oats, $1,000 hu, rye,
5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu
Shipmcnts-flour iauu0brlN wheat NO.
600 bu, corn 232. 600 bu, oats, 81, 900 bu, rye,
500 bu; barley, none.
lIny-Ofcrings of desirable grades con
tinuc small with the inquiry urgent and
prices higher, both prairie aud timothy en-
loving the advance New prairie, prime,
500: choice fancy, sN5oMaUO; old timothy,
$50 0a9l,OO. fancy new 81. %
Buttcr--ln better demand, creamery, IL
@lDc; dairy, liCGl'c.
Egg,-Sicady at To- for good stock
pruyisiuns-Dull and unsettled, Pork
SIi25aiijO for fob lots. Lard Prime
steam. nominal at $50. Dry salt meats
shoulders ST. -; long, and ribs $50 short
clear. $50. Blcm--B Boxed shoulders, $500
mS.2J long, aud rib, $3.50, short clear,
| S9pd072G, llams-Si2 jWrlLn
Receipts. Flour, lA,Wh hrls, wheat, 30,
/ OJl hu: corn. %. go bu, oats, i2WO bu.
Shipments hour, 1900 hr,,, wheat, ~,
| ON bu. cora. 1000 bu, oa.,, lAuo bu.
81 Louis. AUG. Flour quiet
Whoat-Lovcr. An excited and sharply
| higher opening Va, thu result ul
| the government report placing thJ
| condition II spring wheat ut nearly
| y puiuts below July but the selling
VIZ, pressing enough tu move prices down
and there was no recovery tu speak ut after
ward. and the close W., weak NJ IA sc Ice
low Yesterday. No. . cnsh, s3dNiAr An
gust SlA.c. September, ga Nj'ar, clo.inl
| NJ 2ic October. G'-nSi'lr. closing o.
/ N,'sc asked. December N1.mN,',c, closing
q, SD'.c, May, oii.Qe' .c, closing ut w'.'
bill
Curn-Wcak aud lower cash. No. . u
i2'sn l2a.c. August il',C september ~
an i,c. closing AZ a S"ii' sc. October, n'
GtIp',c, closing ~ n'sc asked. January
ste MAY, - ~; year, $50 hid.
Olts.-fim NJ. = cash, 20 ,w2i'ir An
gust and september 2'c year BE, May
I - ~.
litan-Frm nt % ,HHrC
FaN,ccd-Ai,auung steady al SO
freely bid.
Coramcnl-Stcldy at Sa.j)a2i,.
| Eyv=Quirt ut ~ g.
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tlrorrries.

Nrv YorE. Aug li.HJoncc - spot fair
Rio firm nj ave. options 5uio ppii,i, hight
rand fairly active sales. $1,000 Tag, Az.
gust, 81. pto ii.iW september sin.'iN' inGi.
October, sup.giVr1 Nn'cmhgr $3.50 ~
n,,rmber. 80 .Oauu5. January, $1,000, Feb
ruary. siD.niaiu1O March sldoi.
Sugr-firm. iIir refining o-lt; refined
steady. &. ,C' .Ftl 49,. rNira Z, O1-lb"b'lc
white extra a.. q 1910 ll-luc. yellow,
Gug 1 IT,. on 4. Gl1dsr standard \.
+ -. ruuic.tiru"r', A,,Am PIG powder
ci. ~ M"la,.r, Quiet Iirc=SlF"nF.
Cscts,.ri -. Au-. ii,-Whi,ky steady.
sale. IN LGsfris Df finished good, ou q hi.i-
al ara llufigr-Vuirt sugar ,irpurrr
E,f,-Dull it tOTlo'lr Chcv'"--Strudy.
Cu,,Uo, lii.. Aug Ion the rrrduc,
,yrhruFr. to-day. tine butter market wa
steady. extra creamery l'tl1'r'. htsiS
tii.btlA, fancy dairy. i'tlb,, hris, re
lJ'sr
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GENERAL TRADE.

Eggs were marked lower today, other ar
tices unchanged. Amount Of grain in store
at the elevators: Wheat i,7S9 bushels; corn,
2s,53l bushels, and oats, q, 465 bushels
At New Orleans the sugar market is cx-
ccedingly quiet and unintccsting; prices
are steady ut the recent decline; refined
sugar Is in fair demand aud firm. Molasscs
continues quiet aud unchanged. Rice is
steady, with fair demand for shipment.
At New York there Is a frmcr tone in
sugars, both raw and refined, with good
prospects for coffee and fair interest in tea,
while other grocery goods hold their own in
value
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NKw York, Aug. ll.---Moncy ON call easy
at l@ll{ per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4@6H per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
and heavy, with actual business at SIsi8
for sixty day bills and SiS7h for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
There was an exceedingly slim attendance
at the board this morning, and the bears
seized the opportunity TO assume control oi
affairs. and were successful in getting quota
tions in most OF the list of II fraction. The
temper of the room at the opening was still
conScrvatively bullish, and the buying orders
in the market were sufficient 30 raise prices
ut the opening from y To y per cent. above
last evenings closing figures, but the brokers
with western connections were free sellers OF
the list, and Chicago also had selling orders
in its spccialtcs. Tho uniayorablc crop
news Of the day was supposed to be rcSpon'
sible for this, but the selling was very conccn-
trated, while the buying, except in Reading,
was scattered all through Reading was run up
over / per cent. Ia the face of n falling
market aud its example had some effect upon
the general list, for after the first half hour
the pressure against the list became less and
everything rallied, though portion only
OF the loss was rcgaincd. The dealings in
the last hour were small and possessed uf
no feature Of interest, aud the changes in
quotations in the list were iorthc smallest
| fractions and had no special Significance.
Beside Reading, Delaware 4 Hudson and
SAN Francisco preferred showed some
| strength, but the trading In those stocks
was very small and Of no influence upon the
market The close was quiet aud steady.
generally ut small fractions under the open
| Ing figures The final changes in no ease
/ are for more than fractional amounts. The
| railroad bond market was fairly active, the
| sales of the two hours session being S6lS.'
| OOl, but there was no special activity IN any
/ portion of the list, while the tone uf the
/ dealing, was strong the changes In quota
| tons Tor the day were Tor slight fractions
| only except for few issues. The total sales
Of stocks today were 93,GI shares. Closing
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Quarantine Notice.

TAXING DISTRICT sIELBY co, TENN
MEMPHIS TENN, Aug, TO- lSSS' }
yINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT YELLOW
L Fever has been declared epidemic In JACKSON
WILLIE, FLA, by the health authorities, and that,
In accordance with section 262 OF the Taxing Dis
trict Ordinance, all Persons, Boats or baggage COM
ing from Jacksonville, or any other Injected points,
shall Ne subject to the Quarantine Regulations OF
the Taxing District, which will be rgidly enforced
And this il To further notify all Railroads aud
Steamboats, ccutcring in this city not TO receive
either Persons or Baggage from the Injected dis
tFicts rs Aforesaid. quarantine inspectors will be
placed upon the following railroads tomorrow
towiE
Memphis & Charleston Railroad,
Mss.s,ippi& Tennessee Railroad,
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Kansas city, Memphis Il Birmingham Il. r.,
Tennessee Midland Railroad,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad, and
ChcSaTclkc 4 Ohio Railrosd
Al Steamboats, win he subject tn inspection Ten
Miles below the city whcrn the Quarantine sta
ton is located by law. ... ..,,
DAVID PARK MADDEN,
President Taxing District
Attest G. L. rurrN secretary.
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unu ,h. nnrhr.. zoo. on.

Prom The iIfrrIT'o' lf'l
The new Duchra Of Marlborough Is bc'
coming quito n familiar figure Ia London
society. She arrived just In time 10 find
the season still IN iull ding, aud has made
the most u IT, She towcm nearly head
above her new husband, Who has not ior
wears been 20 often In London drawing
rooms M las happened during the last
fortnight At prr-out the duke and
duchess are staying Of 6fo,yenof square
with tho Dowagcr duchess Of Marlborough,
Who las taken very kindly 20 her richly
lowered daughtef in.law. This WAS. u
course, enough ~ secure The new duchess
The cn,rce into London society. The first
Of her money spent IN london has been
for the purpose 81 buying Iona Brownlow's
mansion, In Carleton House terrace, where
she and iho dukc intend TO sSc,ep great state
next season. Inthr meanwhile they will 70
10 Blcnhclm, thc anrcn, glotics OF which
arc 10 he revived by lhc talisman Of the
American dollar
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n.mnhi. mr.-nIInni. CenirnI lM.NrnnA

Leaves Arrive,
IN q Mail. q. sos pm N o Mail ..... 7i1Am
eFreight .........,SD pm oFrdght .........5.aOL
Mail trims will stop at flag stations Noncnn.
nah Aldcn's. STATIONS Crossing, IallahatUhia
Tank aud RlVcrlalc when signalcl
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EACHANdh.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, $3.50 per 81, 900, premium selling. New
Orleans, 81 discount buying par selling,
Cincinnati, St Louis and Louisville, demand
par buying, 81 per 81, 900 premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady, with
sales 25 bales, all to spinners. New Orleans
spots closed nominal at an advance of 1sc.;
futures were quiet aud steady, August de-
clined points September remained UNI
changed, and remaining months went oil
to points. Liverpool was dull, prices gem
orally in buyers favor futures off point
The New York spot market closed dull and
easy with futures very steady, August de-
clined points, while the remaining months
advanced to points
Hubbard Price & Co. say: Liverpool ad-
vices this morning failed TO realize the inn
provement which it was expected the bu-
reau report would effect aud opened and
closed rather lower than last evening. Pri-
vate adyices from there are rather bearish in
tone. but the continent evidently places
more belief in the unfavorable tone OF the
bureaus, as most OF the buying orders for
the distant portions came from there. A
customary reaction was forced on August
bring out some long cotton when yesterday
sellers stopped in purchasing all the offer
ings The feature OF the decline was the sell
ing Of about 6,0O0 bales Of August, which is
thought TO be short cotton"
The first bale OF new cotton from the Mem
phis district was received yesterday at the
Cotton exchange. The bale was raised by j.
r. Wayne, OF Lonokc, Ark, and was shipped
To W. A. Gage & Co., of Memphis. II was
sold at auction. in front Of the Cotton eN-
change, at noon today by T. ]. Mccarthy,
auctioncer, the purchaser being Jones Bros.
a Co., for the sum of l5c per pound. Free
transportation east was offered by the Star
Union line. Louisville a Nashville Railroad
company, Blue line, White and Midland line
Newport News x Mississippi Valley railroad
and free insurance was offered by Thomai
Wexford and by Marx 4 Densdorf Al
Luther, agent OF the Star Union line, shippc,
thc new bale east last night by passensc
train and free Of charge.
Galveston received 20l and Savannah
twenty-eight new bales cotton on Wedncs
day. savannah Is Offering new cotton =.
under price Of old.
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Cmr,uo. ~. Aus 70 The bmr7'f Journal
rrnHri, Cnttlr--iiDrripis 800 including
3 90 IcNi, aud western cattle. shipments.
mI Market low. weaker common 10 r"Fl
,t.rrs ssuaS.b s'UFkrrs and iccirr.
s1uiaJin. COWS. bulls aud mixed, ~ Jp'a
Ilu. Texas cattle DE- lower strcrs, s2.ihf
l..g COWS si5Stft 80. western Wugru
v,nkcr. native, and hnii breeds SjUptti ~
,uvs. ~ Ju'thul
Uur-.Hcr,lpts. CUrF shipments. a"n
Good sirtiy. other. lower MIXED it~ta
Gsp heavy. si.DfsGb light $4,000 ~
,Eya.s1 NEgi..h.
sheer Receipts. LOO shipments -
Market stpniy. NATIVES, tiiJhLui western
- gOhluu. Texans sh'rn, sJ.uJttdN', lambs
"A UHHNuu
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L,uu-Choloo, $50. common 10 good
per head, $40. ,,,z..
common. gHdlIfc. .,,a,.
C,rrtI-Choioe 3Hdt,fc good S',@'c'
scallnwags, nominal a. -.
snEsr-Cboice, &c; medium sac COM
mon, o. OOai.iO.
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WI Reycls, NJ H., u baltimore, Nd,
says 'Ihayc been in the practice 81 mrdi'
cine for over eighteen years, but never have
/ seen the equal ~ Hodges sarnparilla u
has worked miracle here IN curing rheuinl'
tism aud scfufuia Have almost come o. The
conclusion that cannot practice without
H." Rangum Root Medicine Go, Manu-
fscturcrs. Nashville. Tenn. 800 pcf bottle.
sold nj Iicisirr's duF store, - Main street
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uov Gladstone rir,, Wet nis wife.

WON che iali Nall Hayri'r
The golden wedding 81 Mr. aud Mn.
Gladstone. which h being quietly cclc-
hraicd today, recalls q rcminisccncc Of the
dny. now moro than half century distant,
when Mn. Gladstone iin,i saw her iuiurc
husband. II was 1T a dinner party ~ Ion
Ion. Wbcrc thr Younger Miss Glynno's al-
tcntion was directed 10y an eminent states
man Who was los her side h. q tall, hand.
some Young member 81 Parliament, Who
snt opposite. do you see that yonnF
many" said hc, mote him well and mark
my words. II his life is spared ho will
one ,lay h. prime minister Miss Ilynn'
natural, took keen note Of Mr. Gladstone
/ but thoy did not speak, nor was Il unit
.pmo time aitcrward that hho made hi
acquaintance IN Italy. Tho prediction
| however, las been thrice fulfilled, an'
! Mrs. Gladstone will probably have III,
qualification OF seeing Il fulfilled q iouril
/ lime before long.
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Provisions.

Ylsu-Mnckerel. hnlfhrls. No. I, Sf.2i; No.
2, 1913, lO-lb kit No. | Sllo No. 2 sl.lO'
Dry herring, family, 2ic per box.
FEEsu MElrs-Choicc beef. hindquartcrs,
lOc; forcauartcrs, &c; second grade hind
quarters, Sc forcquaricrs, &c. sheep o..
Hogs, Sc.
Hoa PRopucrs-Quiet; mess pork, sl6p
sugar cured hams. l3aljlfc. breakfast
bacon. lOkdl2c. bacon. clrar rib sides. ~
ag5zc; bulk pork. clear sides. o.. clear
rib sides, sIl9s5sc; long clear, s'sc' shout
dcfs, nc. $500.
IARp-Tcs. sifGs'sc; half brl,. slImsAc'
kegs, sil@s,.c, choice kettle O}.go'Eci
uuiCt
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Fec,i.tufis.

CoEx-From store, white. 62c; mixed 5Ic'
from lcyec or depot white, In bulk. Mci IN
sacks, 50c: mixed, in bulk, soc, Ia sacks, Sc.
BRAN--From store, ijc; from lcyce or de-
pot. Sli.OOpli6O.
lIAY-Choicc, from store, 0Jc; ca' load
from lcyec ordcpot. $3.50 prime from store,
Sc; car load. IRON lcycc or depot, SlA.OO
prairie: from store. hjdGnr: car loal, from
ieyce or depot, Sio.50allO.
OArs-From store, white, 40" mixed, 3lri
from lcyce or depot, white. in bulk, Pc. IN
sacks, 3Sc: mixed. in bulk. 2A; In sacks, Sic.
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nreRsislnNs.

Conn ME,L-Snndard, s2.s592oO; pearl,
Si.iO, roller, 3.lOa3 u; quiet
BEANS ASD PEAs-Navy beans. 1915; me
dium, $3.50.
oar MEAr-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRNcKERs-S Soda, treble extra, SIC; gin
ger snaps, 5IEGtsc; assorted jumblcs, lO@l2c.
FIoUR-From store, common, s3.2o' lam
ily, S375; choice, 500, fancy. Si.25; extra
fancy. SlOO; patent, $5OO65.2o; quiet.
CR,cEED MuKyr--ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMISY ANp GRrTs-From store, 1926.
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LEMON ELIXIR
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver. stom'
nch. Bowels, Kidneys aud Blood

4 prepared hy d. A. Muflcv Atlanta, Ga.
4 pleasant lennon drink that positively
rur.. 40 hiiinu.uvss, constipation, iudig's
iirn ~ dyspepsia, hcada, hr malaria kidney
di-rr-r. dixyiu,-. colds loss ut appetite,
f.yrr,. chuls hluirhcs pimplcv, all impur-
Tile, " the blood, pain VA thc back, lalpi'a.
linn oi the heart aud nll other diseases
caused hya ~ ordered liver, stomach aud
Kidneys. the hr,i great cause ut ull fatal It's
cases ~ cents and ~ per bottle. sold 10y
druggists generally. Prepared by II. Mos
ley, MD, Atlanta, Ga.
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many COTTON ABATEMENT.

Inp1fts-M q II n, y a XIX, u Ma l.
RR. itIMRR u, I, steamers. I. Total q bales
Erpor.-L&NRR.ls H. Total, ~ bales
NEw YORK.
Spots openc steady aud closed dull and
easier. middling, II jl6c. Sales 90 bales.
ouotntions were as follows Ordinary,
spiGr; good ordinary, To-, low middling.
iOJ.c; miidling II b-l6r good middling,
iis.c. middling fair, i2'.c, fair, i2jsc.
Futures opened steady and closed dull and
easier. As follows August, il3cgil.3i; Sc
p,cmbcr. o.SJcs9 ~ October, o.ei November,
agaa5T: December. 15j sDjG. January,
am@oG1; February, oGo@o.7c March, o.I7
CO.'S. April. 0.sj@0sj. May, 0.mSo.OE
June. i0Oi@lOO2. Sales, 3i,5OJ bales
NEw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet aud closed
nominal Midlling. 1870. Sales 100 bales.
Quotations were a, follows Ordinary, re
GOOD ordinary. SIC. low middling o,sci
middling. iO.c, good middling, iOhc.
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet and
steady. as follows August o@ bid sep
tembcr. p.siao25; October, 005tto.0d No
yemtrr. sgsdaa, December, oOl@h09
January, aOsa0Oo February. o.iI@e.ls
March. o2Jaog7. April, p5SSa@, May,
aua0l5. June, o55So5t Bales, 100
bales.
pAriY FORT ASD INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
CROP IN sIGnr, AUGUST 10.
The NewYork Financial Chr

The NewYork Financial Chronicle of August
II gives the following figures: Total visible
supply, l,050s2j bales, against i,3i9,4V in
1887. These figures indicate decrease OF
cotton in sight of POS, 667 bales, as compared
with the same date in 1887, and decrease OF
2I2, 56i bales as compared with same date in
1896
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@ISc; clear grease WOOL 2o@25c; bury,
washed, 20@Soc; tub washed, SO9Sic.
BHEswAX-iSM20c.
TALLow-S@ic.
WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 50D60G Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tom, sharp advance, Sl.5O@3.O0; Eastern
ryes, 81. S5@6.oO, according to age and make;
common whisky, 9Sc@Sl.3O, according to
proof; nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
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mcnt, and prices raflicd 10000 and closed
comparatively s,eedy Lard was in light
2Isc under yestcrlay', closing figures, A
fairly speculative and active trade was re-
ported In the mar ket for short rib sides, aud
prices on the whole range exhibited little
improvements though tlu,tuating considcra-
bly,
The leading futures ranged as follows
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.,.,a aud Provisions.

cu,r,ao. H.. Aug. r.-Whcat was
fairly active. with The greater portion ~
lie 6usinr,s transacted during tlic early
,,ri III Inc session. The feeling was unset.
iIrd aud. while prices ruled considerably
higher lie advance was not sustained. lhc
otsruins was decidedly strong, aud prices =
Gii.c highcr than closing hgurvs on change
yrst.rlay. This advance was due 10 Tie
government crop report hut the advance
brought out some free realizing n local
trader sellinr freely which induced oihrs
In eli. aud a weak feeling .et IN, prices &c.
eiiniug &c Then later on the fuinof ihhl
A supplementary report had been Issued ~
lie AGRICULTURAL department. making Tue
Weld of spring wheat larger than the figures
II percentage aud acreage would indicate
L.R,cI ,o further weaken the market, aud
n,,lc, declined isc more. There was n slight
,.c,y,,y irom inside prices. and the market
rl,..d about l.a.c higher than yesterday.
Corn was active. but weak aud lower.
Offerings were large from all sources. whh,,
demand was limited 10 wants Of local
/ shorts. Opened shade better than yesiof
/ day, but soon ruled weak, declining ~ OIL
| Iy!c. ruled steady aud closed htelHc lover
/ than Yesterday. The weakening features
| were The heavy receipts and the government
/ erpp reports. Oats were easy with tendency
/ Downward, and closing prices show a DECLINE
ali around. Quito an active speculative
trads vas reported in mess pork, and price
ruled with considerable irregularity. Open
inc sales we're made at 5(gTlic advance, bu
lie market soon weakened under The pres
.nrs ~ sell, aud prices declined JOtgJ,c
Later the demand showed some Improve
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II you are going h buy Cotton Gln this
wear don't fail to write ~ the Brown cotton
Gin Co. New London Conn, iof their prices
and testimonials u thc Thousands who have
used them. There are great many u thcm
IN this state.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-12

NV Yong. Aug with the close
of the week ID appear that 40" volume 81
business completed WIS larger Than " seemed
nj the time 81 action. There y an improved
demand In sight ns the result II general
iucrca,o In the distributing trade NJ oil cen
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-12

Tutrt,u Go, July ~. isSl DR. " MOI
lev, Dear sir nm great believer IN your
Lennon EliNir. end I use it IN my family oil
the time Whenever Use anything else. irnm
iho hct TINT II docs more rpud Than all
other medicine, combined Tor the diseases
YOU recommend u ipr. Truly your,
MuttAu lhuuN, Agent n 4 u. Wy.