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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-04
General NeMs.

TuE Jay Gould, with n tow Of model
bargcs, passed here yesterday morning on
her way from New Orleans TO ST. Louis
THE Eugene brought In from Arkansas
river yesterday Is bales Of cotton. go sacks
81 cotton seed and ~ packages Of sundrics.
She goes back tomorrow at o'clock p. m.
TnE Belle Memphis, from st. Louis. passed
here yesterday morning, bound for Natchez.
She discharged 100 packages Of miscellan.
cous freight and added ~ tons VI sundries.
TnE City oi Providence, on route from
Natchcz Ia So Louis, passed here yesterday
afternoon. She put of at tho elevator ~
packages of freight aud added 10 tons Of sun.
dries
TnE Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
city yesterday morning with i21 bales Of
cotton, G,GiJ sacks Of cotton seed and n
packages Of sundrics. She returns this even.
Ing At 5 o'clock.
TuE Rosa Ice arrived from Osccola late
Saturday night with bales 81 cotton, Og7
sacks of cotton seed and and II packages Of
sundrics. She leaves for Oscoola again this
evening at 8 o'clock.
TuE toahoma came In from frinrs Point
yesterday morning with ) bales u cotton, 0
sacks Of cotton seed, J6l sacks ~ cotton seed
meat, =, TO- sacks ~ cotton seed, head Of
stock and - packages u sundrics. She goes
back this afternoon at . o'clock.
Boy the bonds Of the ldlcwild Land
company.
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Grain aud rro,I.Ion..

CmcAUo. M, June 2.-The action 81 tho
local wheat market today u | not leave 10
very clear Ia the trade or tie public lust
what the clique now at work In the pit II
trying To accomplish. The market here
opened iirmcr, aud after ,c advance went
nll to pieces. New York was apparently
hullish early because of covering by shorts
In the old crop options, while other futures
were about &c lower when that exchange
closed ut noon The conservative element
kept aloof largely and the transactions were
not ~ heavy ~ the fluctuations would in
dictate. The bulls see that the fluctuations
arr encouraged by the light primary receipts,
while the bears are watching the Rccumula-
ton of wheat NJ the sea board aud the light
cleamnccs. July sold at sGlfc to open, up
10 s6'.c, and then down with hardly a rally
10 si'i. Later the price returned 10 sjc, aud
again went to sac. August sold early at
sji.c and then a. s3Ac, racting 90 slasc.
December sold NJ sGiEc, M 10 SAc, down 20
~ &C. aud returned to 49, Closing prices
In wheat for all futures Tor the day aud
week We're; June, siAc. July, d,sc, Au-
gust, SIsci September, N'lc, December,
Niisc
It'orn was not excited NJ any time although
there was n fair volume oi trading in the pit
Prices were advanced early but closed be.
low list nights prices with realizing sales
by the crowd and the slump Doe wheat caused
prices a. ~ OF A.c from ilir top prices of
the morning. June sold NJ N'' tHiiisc: July,
bh'sdS'.c. August, 6iAOlb'.c, closing at
bottom prices 1T the day.
Oats were rather quiet and dull. June
delivery. weak aud lower, July. steady early
aud nnilly declined, but other futures were
not materially changed.
Tho publication " the stocks " hog
product, in this city made q larger showing
than NlH expected, but urr 5000 600 lbs
les than June last year Receipt. VI hogs
were light and prices BE- higher There was
little disposition on the pafi Vt operators Ia
trade and tho small businrss that passed
WIS chiefly u scalping nature At tic
close pork was ? &c lower aud short ribs -
Csc lower but lard was hr higher. July
pork sold AZ fitO5dili2il and closed at
silO5ii July lard sold splHuFly at gs.l7is
aS52ii, aud closed at = 'l'I July short
ribs sold NJ g. G0ft1G2' md closed at
EG2's The packing since March IL 56S.
gu hogs. against 715,ooO no.. ihc same time
last year
The leading futures mngoi o. follows
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by TELEGRAPH.


NV IoHx. June Mooney on call easy
~ lm2t per cent, last loan | per cent
closed at itl's pcr cent Prime mercantile
paper, iW0 Ter cent sterling exchange dull
but steady ~ NB'. for O1.day bills, aud
~ S,', iur demand
Government bonds were dun and steady.
state bonds werc dull and fraturelcsa
The stock market today was the dullcsl
AMI most uninicfcsting ~ Gar during the
present depression, aud was almost entirely
devoid oi feature Tho business done wa.
entirely in The hands II the professionals. and
fluctuations wcw confined a. the smallest
limits. all except Union Pacific being traded
~ within . radius u = PEI cent The Close
Wa very duh and heavy AZ about hrsl price,
nc amount VI business done during the
Pacific furnished u, go shares Of that The
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Spots opened steady and closed quiet; mid.
ding, 100. Sales 20 bales. Quotations
woro as follows Ordinary, nc, good ordi-
nary 3 ii-lGc; low middling, 9.lCci mid.
ding, Zoe good mddIing, 1910; middlng
fair, 10 lj-lGc, fair, II O-lGc.
Futures opened quiet and easy aud
closed duh rs follows June, O03@0Oi
July lo.0O1lOOt August, loOS@lO 90
September, 9Gs@0G9 October Ol5@0.iG
November 057@o3s; December O.3s;
January, 0i5@0iO, February 063Go5i;
March, 00l@o62 April, DGO@07Oi May,
o0@5.5S. Sales, 1890 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and
closed steady; middlng o 7.lGc. Sales
$500 bales. Quotations were US follows
Ordinary, 7Ac; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, DC, middling, D 7.lGci good mid.
ding, o l3-l0c.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet, as follows. June, 08S@0 10, July, Odl
Cgoi2; August 0iOdoii; September Dos
colo October S0Oas02; November. $50
@ss7; December, s.Ssass 80 January, 500
CpSg7; February, 0O5h9O7, March Gl5@
0.i0, Sales, 5iOO bales.
DAILY PORT ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Groceries.

CoFFEL-Common, l6c; ordinary, lie;
fair, lSc; prime Rio, l0c; choice 70 fancy, 2lc;
old government. 3OCt32c; steady.
RcE Louisiana, 5y4g6l5c; Carolina, GlSC5
7c quiet
scGAR-Purc white, CSC; OF white, GN6
Csc. yellow clarified, GifdGi(c; open kettle
6am5Ac; refined A, CSC; standard Crnnu.
lated ne plantation gnnulatod, nc
powdered, Sc, cut loaf, Sc; steady
CANNED GooDs--Pine apples, Sl.7b Peaches,
lbs, standard, 500, . lbs, standard, 81 80,
second. $3.50 lbs, standard, 500. Toma.
toes, ? lbs standard, 500, . lbs standard,
Sis. Strawberries Si55. Raspbcrrics,
tiG0. Blackbcrrics, f1.lO6Il.25. Green cages,
ti7i@i.S5. Pears, Si20al.75 Plums, 81 O.
C1l75. Asparagus, S2OJ@l2A Green corn,
25dli0 Green peas. $lGO69lOO. Cove
oysters, full weight, III, 05c: lbs, Si.Ol
dl15; light weight, l III, G0dGjc; 2 lbs,
81 10. Condensed milk, Crown, s.. 15d SIS,
Eagle $40; Swiss, $40. Salmon, SIS,
Snrdincs 1913; mustard sardincs $500
Mnckercl, Sl.bo herring mnckcrel, sl.2j;
CASpirs-Stick, oil sizes, In bys. pals and
brls, s9l0c; fancy assorted, sGgijc; extra
nncy, iSd25c firm.
MoLAssEs-louisiana, common 10 fair q
@25c, prime 20 choice, 33G3sc; fancy. 400
i5c. ccntrimgals, common 10 fair. 2Os25ci
prime 10 choice, JOd5Jc; syrup 2O@iOci
steady.
sALr-saginaw, Sl3OIl.35 per brl. Ohio
river, 81 2O6tl..j per brl; SKIS fine, 81 $50,
I 80 coarse. sl.i0Hi.i5; pkts, 2A@7c.
CnErsE-Ncw York factory, case. full
cream, l2di3c Young America, i3tglIc.
SoArs AND CNNnLrs-Soap, J95!lc. Can
dies, full weight s1,g0c.
bTAuCu- gism8isc
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Conn MEAL-standard, s2.95@3.OO pearl,
$i10; roller, 50 20@3.2 Is; steady.
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans 1913; me-
dium, $3.50; Stock peas, sl,25@l.35 per bu;
lady peas Sl75 per bui black eyes, $i.6C
per bu
OAT MEAr-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
FLoUR-From store, common So 40@375
family, al5; choice 1880 fancy, $40; ex-
ira fancy, S4.S5; patent, S5.2e@5.10i steady,
CRAcKERs-Soda, treble extra, 5c ginger
snaps, 5IEmSJsc assorted jumblcs, lO@l2c.
CRACKED WHEAT--In half brls, $3.50 from
store
HoMIHY AND GRIrs-From store 1925.
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se.Oo@e.25; short clear sides, boxed, 5000

s6.0o@e.25; short clear sides, boxed, 5000
sos.
Receipts Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 49,.
600 bu; corn, $4,000 Blu; oats, 44O, 600 bu;
rye, 1900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
hipments-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, H.
600 blu; corn, 25s,00O bu; oats, $40, 900 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley 1900 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2.-Flour-6rm
but dull; Wheat-0pened strong and higher,
broke later in the session, following the lead
OF Chicago closing ss@lc lower; No. red,
cash, s9{@S9c; June, s9has9ssc, closing
at SOC; July, aH@S6Hc, closing at S5c;
August S4H@s5lEc, closing at 8issc; Sep
tember, 85ssM S5s4c, closing at 85Mc; Octo-
Der, S18@s9ssc closing at SSAc.
Corn-Dull and lower; cash. Ole; June
closed at 5lc August, 5lA@52%c, closing
at 629sc; year closed at 39Ac.
0ats--Quiet; cash. 33Xc; June, 33c; July,
20Ac; August, 2GlEc.
Rye--Nothing doing. Barley-Nominal.
Bran-70c. Cornmeal--Steady,s2 So. Hay
Steady; prime timothy, $i3.00920.00; prai-
RE Sll.00dl3.00.
Butter-Firm creamery, 15@l7c; dairy,
1l@l5c. Eggs-14c.
Provisions--steady. Pork-sl45O. Lard
$500. Dry salt meats (boxed )-Should-
ers, 5000; long clears, S7.50@7 a; clear ribs,
S75; short clears, Ss.00Gs.12H.
Bacon (boXed f-ShOulders, $O.0O long
clears ss.40@S,45; clear ribs, $s.i0@s As;
short clears, SS62X@S.70
Ilams--Sl0 00@1200.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1000 bu.
Shipments-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, IL, 900
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 blu; rye,
1000; barley, 1000.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 2.--Wheat--.
Steady; No. 2 soft, s5lIc asked; No. 2 red
winter July sales at 7j14c; August sales at
7Gc.. Corn-Steady; No. 2 cash, 4sIGc asked;
July, 1870 bid, 1910 asked; August, 49c bid;
No. ? white, cash, 505sc asked. oats-No.
cash, 30c asked.
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nANK cLrARINGs.


NV ORLEANS, La, juno 2.-Clearings to-
day were Il, sos, u@
BALTIMORE, Md, June 2.-Clcaringg today
1885,. 1872, balances, Si20,7li.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2-Clcarings to-
day Sl7 SG2 226; balances, SlG3S16i. For the
week ending today: ClcarIngs, $50 7s9, $50;
balances, 1907, oj6.
nosroN, Mass. juno 2.---Clcarings today,
Sl7l, 03, 400; balances, s., POI iCj, money 2por
cent; exchange on New York par 10 Sc
premium. For the week: Clcarngs, ST.
$40, i03 balances 81 $40. For tho same
week in 1857; Clcarings, Ss,3lo7ll; bal
anccs, ss.2l5,OS5.
Nav YoRK, June 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes Re
serve decrease. $2j1s,s7j; loans, decrease,
t3is 400 specie, decrease, Sl,OAi,G00, legal
tenders, increase Ssjh, 100 deposits, dccrcae
81, 726, 500: circulation. decrease, S2l2, 500
The banks now hold S25,1lj,G2j in excess Of
the - per cent. rule. Clcar.ngs today were
500. 800 Ii; balances, S5,MN7u0 For the
wcck-Clearings, sos, 1853 ci3, balances, S2G,-
j2i, 237
CuicAoo, Ill, June 2.-=Bank clcarings for
the week were $50, sg7, l0i, decrease of ll.G
per cent for the corresponding week Of last
year The decrease is explained by the fact
that last years clcarinss Included the vust
amounts used 10y the Harper clique Ia hand
| ling their wheat deal Tile Clcarings for the
month aggregated f25I0tICD7 this year
| against s2ii. 49,, $40 last yts. TOday's clear
| ings were ga, niJ "a.
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HAY-Choice, from store, 05casi co. car
prime, store, 00@92 &c; car load from leyeo
or depot, Si7 .0O@lsOO prairie from store,
GOCg7Oc; car load, from loyee or depot, 5000
Ml3OO.
BRAN 49, From store, 95ci from levee or
depot $500.
CoRN-.From store, white, Csc; mixed, GGc;
from leyce or depot, white, in bulk, G3c; in
sacks, &C; mixed, ia bulk. Gle; in sacks, 6ic.
OATs--From store, white, acc; mixed, 4ic;
from lcyeo or depot, white, In bulk, i2c; in
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final changes are almost without exception
in the direction of lowerTfgures, but they
are confined TO small fractions.
The railroad bond market was a little more
animated than the share list but the sales
were only 5000, 600 The sales Of bonds for
the week were only 81, a0G, 900, against &c..
$4,000 for last week The total sales Of
stocks today were 62,N shares Closing
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PLANTATION uOyrurvr
eEor ~ sIour IuSE /.

The New York Financial Cimaifls ~
June gives the following figures Total
visible supply i,oii,7i6 bale. against 2iCs.
~ In iNs5. These figure, indicate DE-.
cras" Of cotton in sight Of lpip'0 bales. a.
compared with the same date In 1871. aud
a decrease 81 1907 balcs a, compared With
same date in lN,a.
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NV NoRK, June 1.-The half holiday
Saturday that became operative today will
continue for four months Buyers should
remember this in calling for shipments. The
close ~ the week shows a large business
completed through auction sales Of flannols
deliveries ON orders for autumn clothing
woolens and large business in cotton goods
az new purchases and fOrwardings on old en-.
gagcmcnt-.
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Fisu.--Mackcrel, half brs., No. I, 1928;
No. ?, 500; lob kit No. l. sll5; No. 2,
ti10. Dry herring family, pc per box.
FREsH MEATs--Cholcc beef hindquartcTs
Zoe; forequarters, De-; second grade, hind
quarters, Sc; iorcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, &C.,
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRopucrs--stcady; mess pork, $1,000,
sugar cured hams, il6fi2c; breakfast bacon,
l0H6gllho; bacon clear rib sides, 909l6c;
bulk pork, clear sides, Nc; clear rib
sides, s. sc long clear, SHCssHc; shoulders,
65iMG4c.
L,ED.--Tcs SIC; half brls, sac kegs, SIC
choice kettle, g4c
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LIVERPOOL.
Al noon Spot-Quict, with n very small
business Sales, 6,plD bales. Of which 4 mcr
lean $500 bales, Receipts. 1000 hal,s of
which American, 1870 bales Closing auo.
iations were ns follows Ordinary, iA.d.
good ordinary, 81, low middling. . Sled.
good middling bNldd, middling uplands,
$50; middliug ordinary, o 7lGd.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy,
a. follows
THE prices arr given IN pence and Oiihs.
thus AIS means bGj 0id, aud 6Ol means
b.i-Gtd.l
All pm.-Junc. 2ld. buyer: June July.
b.23d, buyers. July.Aurust 62ld, sellers.
August September, Isl, sellers Scpicm.
bcr-Ociobcr, blh, buycrs. October Noycm.
Der, bWsl. sellers. November. December.
sod, buyers. December January, 6O7d, buy.
cu, September sd. sellers.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened easy and
closed easy; middlng, oo-lCc. Sales $50
bales, including none last evening, Of which
none to exporters and all to spinncrs,
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary, 75Sc; good ordinary, 3-iGc; low
middling, 03-l6c; middling, 00lGci good
middling, 07Sc; middling fair, 10 3-lGci fair,
nominal. Dusty, ko to io lower
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H.. June 2.-Tho DrorcrJ Jour
nal reports: Cattle Receipts, 1900 head.
Market steady and strong. Bceves, $l.lO6
800 cows aud mixed, Sl.S0a3.65; stockcrs
and feeders 2.5O9Ll0; Texas cattle, $2.25@
AOO
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.


Arriyals-Gayoso, Tiptonyille; Rosa Lee,
Osccola; Coahoma, Frars Point; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; Belle Memphis, ~.
Louis; City Of Providence, NatcheE Jay
Gould, New Orleans Eugene, Arkansas City.
Dcparturcs-Bclle Memphis, Natchez; City
Of Providence, 81 Louis; Jay Gould, st.
Iouis
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aetlen 500 rrnlnri..

fHisr CurpE ou.-iistJA, prime summer
yellow, a'Hhc, choice cooking summer
yellow, g'at0, prime cotton seed meal.
ilo - 90 uo, carload lots, less than car.
load SIS u0ttts So
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change in the rice market, dullness prevail
ing.
According TO thc New York Commercial
Bulletin of latest date, coffee continues
strong sugars well sustained, with other
leading grocery articles steady.
Tho Chicago board of trade will be closed
-Monday--election day.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE % ft.EM. SELLING.

Cotton Bodybuilding Cotton 0 o-lec-
Sales Today. 900 Bales-Ihe Tone
OF the General Market stoady-Meats
Steady.
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L,Nrs-Choicc D0, common 10 good.
Per head, ii.bulUi
llous-Choicc light, ba5'.c. good, ia.@
o.. common, i'.mt'sC.
tArttrHt huirc. tn4itc. good SKATE.
choice rrh's cattle 39asc good, 2a9J
tClllaWaFs nominal
snfrr-, huicc l6ti'sc. medium, 3i.@ic,
common, ti,pHit So
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CLEVELAND, o., June 2.---Petroleum, =. W.
il00, nc.
WmnNGroS, n. c., June 2--rurpentine
Firm; 331tc.
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Arrirs-None In market. Dried apples
| 0'sc pcr M from store. Dried peaches, ~
! frpm store.
Frrr-OrnnFcs. $4,000 % per box lem
ons g. 5oeIOJpcr box. bananas ti.5d2J
per bunch.
NraEtAuLEs- Onions, $3.50 per bri: Ell
per sack Cabbage new Louisiana, crate,
81 .50MtOO. kmut, brls, $50. half brls
800. Garlic, 5Oc per 100 Turnips, si.5OG,
i.76 per brl,
PicKtrs-Brls, $3.50. half brls. tLOo.
rorAtors Firm, old g. i0g3OO per brl.
new, tJ5OaiO0 per brl: sacks Si15t2OJ
sweet potatoes, t27,CtaO0 Per brl
ioulInY-ChickcnA spring, N50G3O0,
mixed. g. hntt30o hens, s. OOd32j.
Eggs-.-Stcady, bNs i3c. cases. &c.
Nurs-tocoanuts, $40 per lO0 Peanuts.
Virginia, o. Tennessee. farmers stock, SO
&C., roasted &c higher shcllcd, loo. rc.
cans, Texas. pal2c.
R,irSs--London layers $500 Layers,
g. 20. California, 1925.
BurTER-- liutcrinc, $50 20c: creamery, q
@S0c dairy, l6d9r. country butter. i2d Use
ClurR--ozark, $50 per brl, aud $50 per
half brl.
yNTaAR-..Pcr gnl. sdi2c.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmports-M & g RR. II; M n RR n; Id
NRB,6M 4 LRRR5C, o& sW, Il r, o. l.
NO& TR R,GKC, M&DR r, 10, steamers,
wagons, 0. Total, 50 bales
EXpurts-None.
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The following lisi is corrected regularly.
ami may De- rcsarlcln' tho latest quotations
uANE STOCKS
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINfnEEr, for n,ss-s-
49,. Ls~baes. ssiailsa. La.s Saei. sftr Jesai2
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ApTTAL UTTIrF,
SATURDAY EVENING, June 2, 1883.
Money continues in good request The
supply is ample for all business purposes at
8 per cent
Tho -rinr-hnnsn rennri Is rs fnlloWG
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Cash quotations wcrr a. follows
Flour Unchanged aud lW0irI demand.
No gspring " heat, $40 81. No.3sprlng
wheat iualsc No. 2 red, sr. No. corn.
hii,r. No oats, 3lc; No. Nr. Gtc. No.
barley. Opami.c No. fat seed. 81 gpCtI. 20.
prime timothy seed. G.lh
Mes Pork-Pcr bril- tiaNtlino. lard. pcr
leo lhs, $50. short i1 sides. loose,
N.Eh@L50, dry saiied shoulders, boxed.
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WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
tlbnCtd ~; Robinson and Lincoln counties.
Tenn, sharp advance, 81 OdaUt Eastern
rycs, 81 S,ddm, according 20 age aud make
common whisky gcetii.2o, according "a
proof
B,0aiNa-7@s.c
TiEs..-t ii
smor--prop, tl.D; buck, ii7A
IUAp-s5c.
Nuus--Iron, $40. steel. s. 2S62aS
roWnER Keys, SEQ. half keys. rs.
srrps-.l,cd clover. tt75 per bu timothy.
tl.2i per bu herds. &c pr bu; blue rrnss.
u y Txr bu oWharl grass. 81 tOai. ~ pcr
hui Herman miilcti, SIS, per bu.
lliprs-nry hini. No. !. iOalic. No. .. ia
sc dry salicd, 6liN7c. grrcn salicl. No I.
= No ? a'ic. green, Jaic. shccpskins, IS
tttiu0. irregular
quarter kcgs. ti.7t
Ton'cco-Uommon, e5a3ic other grades,
.l,Nt No.
SNrrF --. CARROTS ti0S5. Ralpl's. $40 3.
railroad. t02b Gail 4 AZ, 500
Coat ou-rrimc white, Wholesale lots, pisC
p'f gal.
Hupv,v -ist20r.
TALON Sale
MuHt= hurry grease wool unwashcd 100
10 clear Errase Wuul. Hift1tC, bury washed
NiH ~. tub Washed MO a.
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MUSTANG EMINENT

nExicAN MUSTANG LiNnnNr shoaia a.
ways " kspi 10 nsuss. atAsLs asd fsss~sy. "A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-04

LONDON June 2, 4 p.m-Thc amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance today is 100000, Bar silver, l21sd
per ounce.
PANS, June Three per cent rentes s3f,
&c for the account
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-04

sis hundred and ninety sks bran, % plgs
butter ipN pkEs bacon, SO pkgs boots aud
shoes 500 bu corn, a. pkrs cheese, 80 sks
coffee i1l hrls lime, ~, hrls cement scar
cotton sscd, ~ pig, dry goods, - pkgs
srEs, ~ hrls flour, i.pn bales hay. i0i pkg,
hats ~ head cattle. 'sp pkrs lnrd 1900
feet lumber. % pigs liquors. 80 hrls meal.
~ hrls m1lnsscs ~ kegs nails HOlD bu oats.
10 brls onions. 4 ears pork sides ~ PKG
rice, 10 brls sugar. 30 pkrs tobacco
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-04

Boy the bonds Of the ldlcwild Land
company.
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CONSOLIDATED srATrMrNr.

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-26

Th y have funny way OF moving goods
in Russia. l remember one day seeing a
procession of men going through the streets
with the household effects OF well known
family. -Four of them had the piano resting
on their shoulders, while a range was carried
by two others. Then followed men in single
file with tables, mirrors trunks, wash boilers,
tubs, bed clothing and other goods on their
heads. Wagons are seldom employed in
hauling articles from one part of the city to
another, A Russian transfer or freight
man carries around under his arm head
pad about the size Of the crown of large
cap 1t is usually made of leather and stuffed
with hair or hay. 1t is soft and generally
four inches thick. On plate attached to
his coat lapel is word of Russian announc-
ing that he is an expressman. He has no
cart, horse or help
This man, single handed and alone, con-
tracts to remove every character of goods
as rapidly and safely as if they were in
charge Of the great express companies of the
large American cities. He associates with
him, if there is heavy furniture or haste in
the work, a number of his confreres, and
tho men, sometimes to the aggregate of
score, simply walk into the house, pick up
the goods and carry them out and TO their
destination in a twinkle There is no groan-
ing, packing, raising and adjusting about
drays or wagons. When the men get their
loads on their heads they start out in Indian
file and make a little procession through the
city. They never go down an unfrequented
street, as they would lose an opportunity of
their trade. A Russian thinks
no more of picking up a warm cooking stove,
placing 1t ON his head and walking a couple
of miles with it without rest than an Amer
can would of carrying an overcoat. t.-Phila-
delphia Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-26
ADVICE To nUTHERs.

Are you disturbed at night and broker
of your rest by sick child suffering ant
crying with pain of cutting teethH If So
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription Of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.