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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

A New Reporter Hunts up "Commsrc
Tourist" for an Interview.

A New Reporter Hunts up n Commercial
Tourist for an Interview.
II. NJ. Ksllmeyer. attended BY Sam Quill
Pen (Porter). was the entry on The Nor
ton House register yesterday that attracted
the attention of new aud youthful re-
porter of the TELEGRAM. HERALD. Thinking
Kallmeyer might bs some sprig of the no.
bllity the reporter sent hIs card TO the auto
crat from foreign parts.
He Was shown up, and upon being ushered
into the Presence Was surprised TO md a
very American business like young gent.
whom ne had happened To notice selling 4
bill OF jeweiry 10 one of our largest and
most substantial firms. "Ah, beg pardon
Guess i have gotten into the wrong room.
l am looking Tor Mr.. ksllmeyer-Lord
ksllmeyer, Prince kallmeyer or whosoever
ia the name of goodness he may be-"
Well. upon my word, my name happens
10 be kalimeyer, ouI L regret slnceresy 10
say that have not The fortune 10 be entitled
To any OF the prehxes with which you couple
my name. / am plain /. ). hslimeyer, u
common, go-as-you-plcase commercial tour
list, representing ka.Imeyer Bros. Detroit,
Mlcn.. wholesale jewellers, importers Of dia-
monds, etc, etc, house which. TO Use d
newspaper phrase, Is scOOpjng them all. i
could say good deal more, but | am afraid
you mlgnt think | was ike an advance
agent Tor q transforming theatrical aggre-
cation, looking Tor free puf. but / am not.
That Is something also that our house don't
need"
The much overcome reporter taking ad-
vantage of moments lulI in the storm oi
words with which ne was almost overcome,
hastily beat retrest- As be descended the
stairs, he could family hear our friend o.
the satchel and trunk" murmuring: III
you ever happen in Detroit. drop in the
house, say you met ue and the folks will
treat you we'll"
The reporter also learned the fact, now
generally known, that Sir. hallmeyer car
ried with him very handsomely uniformed
and polite porter, whicn adds greatly to the
firms reputation tor originality and enter
prise. Mr.. kallneyer gets around TO Grand
Rapids about every three months. and is
one OF the most popular and best known
commercial travellers Ot tue younger genera
ton. He will always fiId a warm welcome
from his friends here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

Rev nr Hunfing Presidents of Alma
coiier vii cresch az tnc Westminster
Preshytsris1 eaarch ~ tbs morning and
awer,rz services IN ths absence af Rsv.
Saniorl a. Cooe. Tho IS visiting in Sos
to1.
TIE suhiect a. he services Of the Nsw
sn6 Later Hense of Tsrsei shis afternoon
VII oe The Two S1ns.
Rev Chsres Fl1hrsr. rsst,r 81 ths MI
~arsslist ehurch viii prescA IN The morn
inxon Life and Relationships. and IN she
evening on The line of Least Resist.nce. =
The frst ass-tinz ~ ths week OF prsysr
Vii - asd in he a G. T. 4 MONS this
.iternoun. Mrs Burton wtu give biass
r~a airg On rlsw cf Law.
The morning suoiact 81 Rev Dr. Koapp. ~
Grace church. wfil - "isunch onf into the
n,c sBd IN tie evsning -issvlrz
Hcne.
A. S. usrk'. Rev. G. T. stout VII
rresrh 81 rae n3nrufnz servica n tha
.vaning 6av q Ees fsslo ". ereaca On
erhr,sfsn fise~atftr
q Sernan to ott People vii ~ he
s1rip.t af the merriaz iisr1urze cf Rev
~ ~ Hcfnan. st t1s Aission ~ sea P~ss-
Hvse~san chnfen. Tas evening sGaiect vi
- a Vert 81 Cheer - she ptseoarsS~s
ani Iirrressef
r., evpntsz suhiac. II Rev. r. e-shsrn.
pa.for ef The nsvsslon-st a e ehaFch.
- - S1nreas ~ -ssrffciv'n
Esv 81 aPitan 49, s-our~ 81 A
Two Fs..i Call e. the raorricg serrice n
ne Firsf frez~Vter-aa rfE~-a. 3 evening
srh,ect rsi - -s-els Mee~tOe 80 ne Ecu-
vicfea sinner
a. tae N-s.thv ATsorr Esrsisf chaTrh
- uerniax srterI 1l ssT. 4 . 2eeert-
sun - - - sae.e. .>ss 1--we slsst ~
$50; eief Nsaisrercs sss n f1e svsning
~ Ell rrssra gu asIs HorufsnS
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

The hundreds Of f1snds Of william
Connor, The vel kno~n travelling clotnier.
VII be panied % earn that be ia t15sy
mourning tbe loss Of his son. William
Hsnry Cosaor. Who died Of consumption a.
tas sEs q 81 Youns NJ. Connor srsdasted
IN the law ~ MsBcbesteT. Eox and. a. ths
age Of - sHd then ~ sdvce Of 8is pngs.-
clAns. czras 20 Tbs country. He vss ioT q
tine ia California sne ts0 years aea took
az ass rssleence IL sais city. He kss Sow
ly Al for tbs past few montbs snd on
Friday departed thIs hss. leaving wife ant
tSo cnii-re1 - rsvere bis memory his
lssf iaess wss cor7fortsi ~ rssay friends
ths Rev. CSmpoeh Fair beiES daily visitor
70 rs seisids.
Wftssfa Cor aoT father - the deczszes
wss Bofiaet - tels0reh 81 arrived here
ass evening" TIE f1nerei - tsks u5acs
from the tonse ~ fAe decss@s5 s. fxaso.a-
81. 81 3. n. az Nsn8sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
Trg RACING CIRCUIT
A Aishix.a ciFe4lt ~tth Fozr 6s~d fss'
.za as eco for FoEsss-

A Aishixsa ciFezl4 with Fozr Gs~d fssas
.aa szs.eo0 fer Purses
YESTERDAY aflsrooo8 sons u The most
snL<rpEisi2z saa sasfgsIie h0rssnea II tas
slsis mss together - EAs Aort0a Hooss for
ths sarposs Of arrsBgtDg = s111mer trostlag
cire1it. and their s0Ek Gas speedily aeon
Piished vita every prospect Of s0eosss. - Il
Z started under tks brightest Of auspices
There we're prsssat Asssrs- L &. H0rd.
Hsnry Hayden and Joha ". BoardmsB. Of
Jaczson, ksssrs. Charles B<ol smlR and W /.
). bzrt0a. Il saginaw, aAd Aessrs. MAJ
Dsrd and smliess Of this city. sho we're
personally aud financially Interested. be
sldes aauoers Of Otneft. 10 hst oaly tie
inssssss II Ihs general eiEfz 81 aud tas pos 81
biiikiss Of k0rss brssdlns Ia I-slr mlnis.
kalzmsz) % Was B0t re0fesented "a ex.
pected, oat secretary BTosn SEM hls re-
: cts, aad plea ged kaiamaz9o tc aeeI the
other cities slth beT fun share u support,
whatever iney might decide upOn.
". j. Barton. Of Saginaw. Was chosen
chairman. and j. W. BoeFiman, OF JACK
son, secretary Of the mesl8g, and Mr..
Boardman sas also elected secretary OF tue
circuit which Sill cO4pFise GRAND Rapids.
gscxson saginaw and Kalamazoo, snd all
l1lVftnaL4 14AkL< tlE eAA4 Act met
ings can DC obtained from Mr.. boardman at
Jackson.
It Was decided 10 pat in an aggregate OF
pEemi 1ms a. the iOuf meetings amounting
TO between $1,000 and $1,000. bat the
several classes are 10 DC decided upsn Dy the
Executive Board.
The meeting liked the dates of tne several
meetings as follows. Kalamazoo. June. las!
week; Jaekson. July. arst week; Grand
Rapids, the second week IN July, and Sagl-
nav 70 close the third week.
All the Elsllas hOrsemen. especially those
from Jack son. express As much pleasure as
surprse. ia the interest displayed among
Grand Rapids horsemen and her citizens
generally Ia tue success of this. or any
other series of racing meeting in which the
VALLEY City may take part. and ali claim
that it augurs well for the success OF the
seasons work. botn practically and
luancialiy
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

Wa<nsx .sa E.ar - s4tiass.
WAsa1sGE0S 8srsu lc.-~Laxrs % Ess1
s.El-ole 111a. ~afa1sr i@lr sea-1sE-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
Leonard's--Changed Daily.
EGG PUFF.

Beat the white OF one egg solid, then cut
around the outside Of egy. so as to loosen
from the jar; gently remove with spaiula or
large spoon. and lay the squa.s egg fat side
down, on buttered psn; scoop cut q small
hole in the top OF egg and dop the whole
yOlk In the center. Bake until light brown.
A little salt spnnkled in the white while
whipping will cause the egg TO retain its
shape after II is taken from the oven. Serve
rot, spr;nkled with salt and pepper. This
makes a very pretty and dainty dish.
The above is from our new cook book
given free with every Keystone Eggbeater
sold. We show the egg puifs themselves
aud Just how they are made, together with
sponge cake, angels foOa, creamed potatoes
and other novelties. at our demonstration
counter, on first )or.
The products cf the counter are for sale
cheap. 60 are all the implements used IN
the work such as family scales, spatu SIS,
measuring glasses. and especially the ege-
beater,.
The baking Is all done in our famous
Quick Nesi Napor Stove. Remember, this
Is is free show, and you cannot tail TO get
soms new ideas about cooking. We nope
TO soc yOu.
Our cheap prices on Crockery. Glass and
sno SilverwsSe are still ia force.
New STOCK Of Baskets just opened on
burth H9or.
II. LEONARD'S SONS & co,
p and 81 Monroe Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
AN ExpLosloN.
rhe Re-wis Only R>siiaurn of v.psr-Ts
Ceus~s More Din Than Damage.

rhe Re-~ft onIr Residnurs of vsp,r-Tt
Csus~- Mere Din Thsa Damage.
Shortly sdsr II oclsok yesterday the
sound Of an explosion sss heart for many
blocks around tue centrs of the city, which
led peopie - believe that piscs Of ard n
nsnce bad o--n aaiimbsrei and lid in
honor 81 81. Pssrick out iuvsst xsfio1 bg
4 -sssss q 4 xRsEp reporter s10u revealed
tne fact thst It We an accident vhick very
aortuossslv r-suitei IN no serious iaiurg
ssther GO 1ersons ~ p~op-rty
Iohn sea. q t1sasrth IN the srspisT 1f
~hrirsf. Wsstberlv 4 Co. pl1mba sfa.,
a Sos 50 snd s4 Frs-i-.f vss ..nDlav II
- sniierinx he Nsfteun ~ isrxa empty
xs~caae esr. Wen ~ fhs inssnt fhsf Re
suai.esf ~ aat trsn sn sxcfoni1r t0ssk
pisee. scConated f,r anir 81 tae pressnce
"a ~ car af s~iiussnt snd iiRxsrax vznrr
TIE heaev hu.k had ~uutsi1i1a 80 orsss
tsps sad facets vas eio~n tnr7uzn CO -
r1N ares vindows ths notrnn7 af fhs csr
es~ 70 tae rssr. csttae a xssii 70 -aes
.sft arr. ss psssei arm. s1t tks rsnras-
siea 5reks nssriY evsrv psas ~ ss IN -
essenienf. FIVE - Nx gsa ~-re IL tce
roers. h'1f fsr+rrstsi4 7.sne were aErf sxce1f
SEA- snd S3s 81 -ovsr 80 ds7as<s ~ e,th
fae tsnk snd - sniidiux. Raf if 49, q
nsrre~ s~spe frur n1ca rnors seffosss
~~niis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

Postmaster Wm. Dunnam and Past Grand
n astsr n q. Hathaway accompanied Past
Secretary W Inns 90 Niles. yesterday.
90 attend the funeral of Past Grand Master
J. Eastman Johnson.
r. Herbert Poole. Of the Nsndoms. has
returned from a snort visit Al Grand Haven
Or Bsvns Of New York. n visiting his
sister. Mrs. Palmer 0f the BRUNSWICK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

NJ REpzF-st hfs r-af5snce. Al Tar-er
49, 81 4.s< fs-sss s1.aaIfT. srei = rssrs
asnosss ar5 6svs
Nrfee sn~-eeaf
asRTS rs s.-kt - rs.ssnsra = 49, Len
srtst sS Fse5@rts rsrsrarte
sEei g.
Fsn@rss - st NsrT rsar-s T-esls~ r1-ns--
anrrh s rfre
#FpFEF ar'4 r7snzesf z-ss 81 rfs~
s-tt se efsfer- ~st s~ seers7-sa ss s
o ~lecs saa5 nfefss
F1rerzi r7m r-ssaesea. az sssz Fsuas =
sozs.s - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
lN polIcF COuRT.
Ftak.rfes Discharged - Hs Settled the
DiHiculty-

Five trunks decorated the bull pen" in
Police Court GA &c. Patricks Day IN the
mornin' They wers soon disposed Of. foGr
of them xoinE 70 iaii and the other one wore
a green rihooa on the sfreet. having paid
rs fns. fbe csse against william Pinker-
ton. ior snahs.s .su,ent. vas nolis pros'd. the
matter having aten settled With TIE con-
piairiur - tness The ccaDloa murter sx-
snninsf on ess called and the testimony II
~ witnesses. tsken the rrsvious day. read
over snd sixned. rhe testimony wiil PROB
sbiv be closed 81 che morning sessiOB Of tie
Court tomorrDw
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

H;s<crV hsrulshss 81 satslef aa shs PRO-
n'srtT - ~. Bolts toiIxh 1grap. -
r~nss
Tehnnv k-s st-nsref his -. pres esia~ Z
zuas<k LAS . soss.e Il s>sFstssa -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw NouE, July il-Moncy on cnll-no
loans were made today Quoted At the close
NJ lGti = per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
tttB'i Ter cent sterling exchange dull but
steady and unchanged
Government lionds-rhe market was dull
and steady. state bonds morc dull aud
steady
II was stated IN the stock exchange this
morning that the bear had sold stocks Ina
London with the view oi affecting the mar.
kct, and thus making lower figures here aud
NJ the opening. The scheme failed, how.
ever. and hrt prices were firm to strong.
and London sold no stocks In this market
ioday' on the contrary. a few buying orders
We're executed Tor foreign account The
feeling was still hullish. and the same con.
ditions prevailed that made the advance
Yesterday, aud further gain In quotations
WAS the result 10 the DAYS operations. the
market closing Of about the highest prices
attained during the week Commission.
houses siill had buying orders 90 execute,
aud The market proved strong from the
opening the iirt sales being from y to
y per cent above last nights Ok.
urys. The Naud,fhilu became marked
feature VI tho dealings, and Lake
shur wns specially prumdncnt accom-.
panied Nv New England Ani the coal
ftocks, NJ which Delaware a Hudson was
specially strong. M1st Of the animation was
Ia five stocks. Of which st. Paul led, with
tfnnNcuons amounting ~ 1905 harcs New
England 1850. Lake Shore l2,Iip, lacka.
wanna il.pln, aud Reading i0.ni0, out 81 a
total days business of iAiSiG shares. The
advance met with no set back whatever,
throughout the session and among the spec.
lnliics. Hooking cOal and Richmond A
West Point preferred made important gains
The features " the general list wrrr New
England and lake Shore. and the movement
Ia the former was small 20 a mystery ~ the
street, though buying was believed to be for
lloston account. No further feature marked
the trading and the close was active and
strong AZ the beet prizes II the day. Della.
ware a Hudson, ~, burlington q Quincy.
ia Richmond a West Point, pfd. ~. the
common, 10 So Paul ~. .lacknwanna aud
LAKE khurr, - Missouri Pacific aud 81
l'aul, pfd. per cent and Others fractional
amounts.
The railroad bonds market was active and
firm 10 strong Texas Pacific second IN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made IN the market lists
today by the quotation committees. No
grain Il In store nj the elevators. A. to the
liquor market the following may he regarded
o. authentic IN bourbon whisky, owing 10
short crurs of isSlis,i sharp advance has
occurred covering iss6 The iSs7 crop u
nominal. Exports arr 30 thinncd cut that y
sharp advance has occurred IN issI.s2 aud
~ and no exports are being made 81 the
iNs5 crop nov being frv,d largo importa.
lions arc bcins made Of export whisky. and
there pmains now abroad not exceeding
,'."n barrels ~ American whisky of an arcs.
Tennessee WHISTLES are hrmcr than ever In
The experience II the trade since the war
There will he On Increased production Of
fruit brandy In Tcnncssc, this season.
At New Orleans sugar prices arr very
strong and advanced on nh grade. offered
The demand for molasscs is guul nnd All II
icHngr are promptly absorbed. There l. no
chang 10 note In the rice market In the
New YORK market sugars have moved With
tho greatest irccipm aud continue on tho
upward turn Cor both mvs aud refined. with
available stocks becoming smallcr and more
closely concentrated Coffee IL also rrniu.
ally suflouinr in tone and interior buyrr,
show fair anxiety Molassos 10 stronger and
rice firm. with spices and teas held more
hup,fully.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16

TnREE packets are announced TO leave
here to-day.
Tug Rosa Lee leaves this evening NJ s
o'clock for osoeola and the upper bends.
THr City Of Providence passed here ycster.
day afternoon on her way from Natchez to
81. Louis
TnE Eugene Il the packet leaving tomor.
row ut o'clock =. M for all points ON Ar.
kansas river.
TnE Chickasaw will he here 10 leave
Wednesday evening nj 0 o'clock for White
river, going through 10 Newport.
THE Coahoma Il In port receiving 10 leave
this evening nj o'clock for Helena, Friars
Point COncoriia, Tcrrcne and Arkansas
City.
THE James Ice, In command Of Cant.
Marsh Miller, clears this evening at 5o'clock
for Helena and Friars Point. Mr.. William
Ashford Is her chief clerk.
TnE Belle Memphis from 81. Louis, passed
down TO Natohez yesterday morning with al
most q full load. She discharged several
hundred packages Of miscellaneous freight
and added about thirty tons Of sundrics.
TnE great flood along the Ohio river
reached its highest nj noon Thursday. IL
proved the most destructive since the great
overflow Of 1852, when everything along the
MOnongahela was carried away. The coal
men at fittsburg are the greatest sufferers,
although everybody living along the river
has lost more or less, and the total loss will
reach many thousand dollars Az present Il
IL impossible 20 estimate a. The danger Is
not passed yet II the river rcccdcs at any
thing near ~ rapid rate rs Il arose, the loss
will be two.fold, and many are inclined 60
believe that the wort Is not yet come All
the coal fleets are still In great danger Of
being swept away 10y the heavy drift now
running Mild In the river. Navigation Il I'M
safe, aud will be until the sunken bargcs aud
other snags are removed from the channel,
which will be an impossibility until after
the water falls 10 very low stage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16
Groceries.

SuGAR-Purc white, 7A@7lIc; of white
T15d73Ec; yellow clarified, 7Cg7hc; open ket.
tie, 6h@6hc; refined A, 7Hg7Lc; stand
ard graduated, Sc; plantation granulated
7Ac; powdered, SIC; cut loaf, sac; strong
and active.
CoFrEE-Common, loo; ordinary, lGc fair.
lie; prime Rio, lsc; choice 10 fancy, Zoe; old
government, 30@32c; steady.
RIcE-Louisann, 5@61Sc; Carolina, 0N@
7ci quiet.
CANNED Goops-Pine apple, si.75; peaches,
lbs standard, 500; lbs, standard, g.. %;
second Sl.6O Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard,
900; lbs, standard, Sl.l5 Strawberries,
N.75. Raspbcrries, Sl.O0. Blackborries. 81 %
Il. 20CDl75. Plums, Sl.75 Asparagus, 81 10
Cti.25. Green corn, Sl.75GIl 40. Green peas,
81. 65Cdl.GO. Cove oysters, full weight, / No.,
O5c; lbs SlG5Cgl.76 light weight, 10, 05GI
zoe; 2 lbs, sl,0O. Condensed milk-Crown,
1910 Eagle S.75; Swiss, 1915. Salmon,
fl.s5 Sardincs, I7b mustard sardines
500. Mackcrel, $3.50; herring maokerel,
tl25.
CANDIES Stick, all sizes In bxs, pals and
brls sdlOc; fancy assorted, S@l5c; extra
fancy ls0t25c; firm.
CnrEsE-New York factory, case; full
cream l2dl3c; Young America, Isolde.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common TO fair,
2Dd2bc; prime 10 choice; 33Cg3sc; fancy,
iOgi5c; centriiugnls common TO fair, 2OCQ
Zoe prime tochoice, SO@J5c syrup, 2OGs40c;
steady.
sALr-Saginaw, g. 3O@I. 80 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 2O6ll.25 per brl; SKIS, fine, sl.35G
90 coarse, N.lO@l.l5, pkts, 2s4M7c.
SCARS AND CANDLEs-SOap, 3Gy5ysc. Can
dies, full weight, lOc.
kTARCH-3Etn3Lc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16
Grnin aud P.axt.iaa.

Sou
CHICAGO. Ill, July lL---It was day Of
uncertainties In the wheat pit aud the scalp
crs had the market very largely The low
est points were touched early because Il was
believed that leading operator was selling
the last Of his long wheat while his regular
brokers were binding the crowd by buying
some. The slack condition Of the market
and the failure Of an important firm helped
the early dip. New York sent some bullish
news, but they did nothing there 10 stop the
decline. Toward noon the cables came n
little more bullish, and renewed wet weather
was reported In France, where wheat Il al
ready very backward. A few boat loads
were taken for export at New York, and As
the weather reports came from the wheat
belt In this State and also west Of the Mis-.
sissippi these influences helped prices up
nearly lie from the very bottom. Then there
was another decline, simply from lack Of
support and also another rally before the
close on the belief that most Of the long
wheat had come out The range Of prices
was n follows August, 7D9s@sglsc, down
20 7s1.c, up 20 TOhc, down ~ 79Hc, and
then up 10 70hc, where II started. Soptcm.
her sold az 7sjsc and Ts,sc, acting closcdly
| with August. The market closed
with August wheat al 7pi.c. Corn was
active and unsettled, ruling firm early,
aud weaker later In the session. Opening
haltH Ntfc ABOUT tue same ~ tic closing
| prices Of yesterday, were firm and advanced
l.@ac, ruled steady for time then became
weak, selling OF ss6sMo, changed some aud
closed }sCgb.c lower than yesterday. There
was fair demand early from local shorts
aud other sources, but after they had been
filled offerings became heavy on local &C.
count, and IN absence of any outside sup
port the market ruled weak. In oats the
iirt introduction Of the new crop was the
only feature OF note. Speculative trade was
II rather small volume, favorable weather
aud IN easy feeling In the leading markets
checking demand. Changes In values we're
slight July delivery range &c lower and
closed sc easier Their was no material
change for October delivery, hut September
ranged ',e higher and closed at 80 improve.
| mcnt
4 comparatively light trade was reported
IN the market for hog products. Early In
the day the feeling was easier with fair
offerings on speculative account aud lower
prices were accepted. Later tire market et.
hibiied little moro strength and prices
rallied again, closing at about medium liz.
urcs. Trading was confined mainly 20 Au-
gust and September deliveries Fork de.
clincd l0dl2lse and rallied isc. Lard fell
OH 2Iic. Short ribs also fell of 2ylc, but rc.
covered.
Tho leading futurcs psngcd as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon spots-Dull and inanimaie
Sales, 400 bales Of which American I,U,
bales. Receipts 900 bales, Of which Amer
lean i,lW bales. Closing quotations wcr,
ns follows Ordinary, iAd, good ordinary,
o,i'l"Ii low midiling, 5.l6d, good mid
ding, SD middling uplands. . 9lGd. mid.
ding Orleans, SD.
Futures opened dull aud steady and closed
barely steady
llhcsc prices are given In pence and 6Iths,
thus l.j means iGJ.Gld, and SOL means
5.l-Gldl
At pm.-Iuly, 5a3d, sellers July.Au.
gust 5.3ld, seller; Acknowledgements. 3 BAL
sellers; cptcmbcr-Octobcr blpd, buyers.
ociobcr-Noycmbcr 6.iid, bnycrs: November.
December, hi2d, scllcrs. December January.
AHA, sellers January. February, 8. igd. scil.
en-, September, 52pl, sellers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-16
DAY. COTTON STATEMENT.

lmports-M 4 & X r. lS M&TRR Z l. 4 n
X, 81 ND l. X, b steamers, i wagons, g.
Total, 81 bales.
E1ports-L&N Il r, S. steamers, north. 100
Total, lsS bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady;
middling, l0Hc, Sales 70 bales. Quota
tons were as follows, Ordinary, 7Ac; good
ordinary, 931Gc; low middling 10 lice;
middling, l0Jgci good middling, 10 1916;
middlng fair II 7-l6c; fair ~ Lice.
Futures opened quiet and easy and
closed steady, as follows; July, lOii@
1912; August l044@lOl5; September,
0s0@0sl; October 05S@050 November,
05l@052; December, 05O@05l; January,
057ma5s; February, 0Gi@9G5; March,
o72@07S; April, oSo@aSli May, 0.sSG
o.s0. Sales, II, 400 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
dull; middling, 0Ao Sales 400 bales
Quotations were MS follows Ordinary
TIC; good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding, v}tc; middling, 0Nci good middling
1Oi.c.
Futures opened steady and closed dull !;
ms follows: July 07l@072 August,
D67@06si September G2i6925. October.
9.0i@00i November sG@09s; Deem
Der $4,000; January, 0O7mO0S, Feb.
ruary oIG1011 March, 0.25ma 26, April,
aSi@935i May 0i3@aA Sales, G,IOO
bales.
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