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ply would be small, and JUN went down to
S5c before noon. Then the Visible supply
figures showed decrease of'G5OOO0 bushels,
not so bad as expected an hopr before, and
prices rallied Just little. Jthy returned TO
S5HG1S5%c. The trading for The first hour
was nervous and fair in volume, but after
II o'clock the pit was dull. July closed at
sac. Corn was subjected TO some very de-
pressing influences. There Mai an increase
in local stocks for the week OF gDi335 bush
els. and at Buffalo OF 533, 0O0,bushcls while
the total visibly supply inciyascd / S94, 364
In addition there were estiiia,,' for tomor-
future Of all. July started ~ tower at 52c
and after rally TO 62skc, BROKE 10 81 &c,
but there seemed TO be fair demand for the
property at this figure. The closing figure
was 81 &c.
Oats ruled quiet and dulL +, July sold at
| 32lS@321Sc, and closed at 32432zc.
Provisions, owing TO the receipt $4,000
| hogs at the yards were somewha. unsettled,
and prices tluctuated considerably within a
narrow range. Offerings were firm but the
demand was only moderate and the market
closed rather quiet at n medium figure. July
pork opened at Sl372k, sold at $l3.DOGel4.4O
| 1897 <@8,62l1, and closed at $s57H July
short ribs opened at $7.57K@L G2H and
closed at 800
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE visible supply OF
grain, as compiled by the secretary Of the
| Chicago board Of trade was as follows
| Wheat %, 1853 900 bu.; decrease G60, 800 bu.
Corn, ll.io5, ilS bu.; increase s0j, 3Gi bu.
Oats, 0, 80, SGj bu.; decrease, l6s 210 bu. Rye,
2l3,06l bu,; increase, 602l bu. Barley, 2G2,'
$40 bu; decrease W,7S2 bu.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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Groceries

NTw YoRK, June il.-CoiIcc Spot, fair
Rio. weak and nominal, iohmlhc, options,
lower ON the near months, and steady ON the
far, sales, 1920 bags; June, tl2V1dl32Oi
July go 90di2O0, August SlOG5Cttl o..
September, ti0.25di0.l0; October ti00OCI
l015; November, tl0O0Oai0. 10 December,
SiO.OO6tlO ~, June. fi0Oodio H. February,
$1,000 May, sio.l5. sugar--fim' fair re-
timing quoted at 4 ii-iGCtiA.c, centrifugal,
g5o test, 1888: MuscovAdn. $50 test,
else, refined dull. Molasscs dull. Rice
quiet and steady.
Kansas CRY, No, Juno ii.-whcat-Rc.
ccipts, iOl bu; shipments, $50 hu. stronger
No. soft cash, safe asked. july 76Ac bid,
rae asked. August, 7Gatc bid, ID 'sc asked
No. old. August, sales at 55ltc torn-Rc'
ccipts 4,GJl bu. shipments, $3.50 hu; July
sales. dc; August, do bid No white, cash,
t7i.c bid, $50 asked. Oats No. ? cash,
2p'sc asked.
CiNuNNArf, o., June ii.-Bultcr--Fim,
fancy creamery, isaac fancy dairy, iga
lie. linsccd Oil--Easy, b2Canir. Sugar
Steady; hard refined, 7m7Ac. Now Orleans,
5Gl5'.c Ens--Stcady. lSc. thcrsc-- Firm,
prime to choice Ohio HAT, Sas'tr.
RIO M JANuRo June a-Coilcc- Regular
hrst, $3.50 rcis per 10 kilosi good second
3, lOO rcis. Receipts during the week. 80 ,O0
bags. purchased Tor the United States, $500
bag, clcamnccs for the United States, II GOV
bags stock, 6SWO bags.
s,Nros June o.. Coffee o.. Good average,
s. tOD rcis per 10 kilos Receipts during The
week, 1900 bags purchased Tor the United
States, R00O bag. clcannccs iot The Iunited
States, $1,000 bags. stock, 600 bags.
Cmc,ao, H., June ii.---on The produc,
| exchange today the butter petk,t was firm,
/ creamery, i59isc, dairy, l20lf'4c. Eggs-''
/ Firm, lie.
Nrw Onlr,Ns. Ia, Juno i,-'Concc---Dull
aud lower rio Ha@i1sc.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes In quotations were made today,
except rs 10 eggs, which are cent lower,
The amount Of grain In store at the elevators
Is n follows Corn 22,7il bushels,
oats o,23i bushels AZ New Orleans
there is no change In the sugar,
molasscs, or rice markets, The New York
Commercial Bulletin of latest date states that
the speculative deal In coffee has quito q
ieycrish element at this moment. with q
turn In buyers favor, and spot goods show
sugars also somewhat unsettled, with other
leading grocery articles nominally steady
but unIrl
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LIVERPOOL,

AZ noon: Spot-Busincss good at harden
ing rates. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which
American, 9GOQ bales Receipts, ,2OO ba,e',
Of which American, 200 bales. Closing
quotations were rs follows: Ordinary AID,
good ordinary, 6di low middling, 63-lGdi
good middling 0-i6d milding uplands,
D 7l6d; middlng ordinary, 5Isd.
Futures opened firm at advance, and
closed barely steady.
THE prices are given IN pence and Giths,
thus 403 means i03 Gid and sol means
5,l-0id.
Ala p,m---June, 627d, sellers; June-July,
6.21d sellers July-Augst, 627d, sellers
AugustSeptcmbcr, 627d, buyors;Septcmbcr
October blGd, sellers. Octobcr-Noycmbcr,
aid value; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h.l0i
buyers. Docembcr-January, b.lod, value
September g. 20d, buyers.
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Groceries.

SusAH-Purc white, GAc. on white, GNM
csc. yellow clcrihcd, G',tiG'tr open kettle
hi,mhh.c. refined 4. CSC standard rmnu.
lated, nc plantation Fmnulatcd, nc.
powdered, ~, cut loaf, ~, steady.
CuITrr-t Common. IT, ordinary, i7c.
fair isc. prime H. IA rhuicc tu fancy, 2c,
oil government anttJi,. quiet
EDr Louisiana i'.8d' - Carolina, GO
&C. quiet
C,SsrpGo ors-r incapplc,. q Is. Peaches,
lhs. standard. f'W. Il hs standard. o. M.
second { rn . H.. standard, i2UD Toma.
toes, lhs. standard. tiUn 3 lbs standard,
siih Strawberries, N1A kaspbcrrics,
tiDi HlnCkhcrrics. " iual 2i Green cages
ti.stHi.S,. f,ar, n.aNti iigllums, els
oil Asparagus tlNl1tA Green corn,
81 2,1tiin Green peas. ~ ONHi.1 Gov,
oysters, full weight | NJ. p'c ? lbs, la
alto. light weight, I ~. Uhteic. he
NiO CONDENSED mill tuNu - 15O6 ~
Eagle si7A. Swiss. 1914 salmon, " ~
SapincH i57i. mustard sariincs. 500
Marf'rrl. ti.Hn herring markrrcl. ft2i
ClNuirs=s Stick. al sltcs. in has. pals and
hr's sdior, fancy assorted, s9ilc, cNtu
fancy, ism2,C, firm,
Moi,aEs-louislana common to fair, =
Ct2jy. prime Ia choice, 1l.ll,r. fancy iWd
ibr. CcuirifuFnls, common a. fair. 2iH2,c
prime to choice, Jo9J'g syrup, @gior
steady.
Cuiur New York factory, case ful
cream. i2di1c. Young America. ilhfttc.
S,tt-Saginaw, 81 300 rs pcr hrl. Obi,
river. 81 gtti ~ per hfl. ~. fine 81 $50
~. coarse. 81 iUfti.t5 pkts. 2aM7C.
SuAw AM CANpirsH soap JCJaisc Can
dies. full weight, sa@h.
staEDH=J'tmJ'tc
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HAY-Choicc. from store, a5r6ilO0. car
load, from lcycc or depot fis.50aiGOO,
prime. store, 0Otdn2,6c; ear load, from loycc
or depot, tl7.OOtpiS.0O, prairie, from store,
OO6070c; car load, from lcycc or depot, 5000
@l3.OO.
BRAN-From store, S5@ooc, from levce or
depot, fiG5Odi7OO.
CouS-from store, white, CSC mixed, Nc;
from levcc or depot, white, IN hnlk. GIc; IN
sacks. GGc; mixed, IN bulk Gici In sacks, 6ic.
OAts-from store, white. 3D. mixed, sc,
from lcycc or depot. white In bulk. i2c, in
sacks, iic, mixed in bulk, 3s'lc, In sacks,
/ Alg
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Cash quotations were as follow

No. . spring wheat, Nl<CIS5c No. spring
wheat -; No. . red, - nc; No ? corn, 81 1sc
No oats, 32c; No. 2 rye, 5Sc; No. barley,
6j6i6I 80; No. ilaxsecd, si.30; prime tim
othy seed, $2i0@2.l5.
Mess pork-Pcr bril-, $685.; lard, per 100
lbs, $3.50; short rib sides tluoscL S7.55 I;
shoulders (boxedb s6OO@G25, short clear
sides (boxcd), ss.i0StSi5.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 5000
bu, corn, $4,000 bu; oats 100000 bu; rye
5000 bu. barley 5000 bu
Shipmonts-flour, 1890 brls; wheat, %
bu; corn, 22I,00O bu; oats, E7,OJO bu; rye
1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ST. Louis, Mo. June ii,r-Flour- Steady
but dull. Whoat-Opcned easy al lower fig
ures but soon advanced above yesterdays
close; reaction caused by the small decrease
IN supply sent the price down about 2c
closing at the lowest figures No red, cash,
ss,sCsDc; July, S57zCJs1Ac closing at 81 i9c
August, sj'iMS1i,c closing at s5i.c; Sep
TENDER, closed ~ MiIc, December, 500
~ sc, closing at 500.
Corn-Vcry weak and 10 lower: cash
Els@isc. June, 4sc, closing ~ i6kc bid
July, I7sz@iS94c, closing at47'fc; August,
$50 iolsc, closing at is'tci year 3sctJsssc,
closing at Use.
Oais-stcady; cash 3lA.@32c; June, size;
July, 2sisc. August, 2oAc.
Rye--NothinR doing llarley-Nominal.
Bmn-G2c. Conmcal-E Easier 1919
IIny-frm; prime timothy. tl2OnGis0G
week last year f2Si p57 ~. and an increase
prairie, tii.OOepl3.OO. Butter. Firm; cream
cry, iidi7c. dairy i2Ciiic. Eggs-.-i2c.
Provisions. Easier. Pork--tll50. Lard,
tsl2if. Dry salt meats tboNcdl -shoulders,
$500; long clears, E.62is; clear ribs, 1900
7.S1is: short clears, fSO0a705. Bacon
(boxcd l---Shouldcrs, &O.5O@GG2if: long
clears, tsi5Gs5O. clear ribs, ks.l5@S 90;
short clears. $s.7O@s.76; hams, $40 75Gil.0O
Rccipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 1900
bu corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1000 bu.
shipmcnts-Flo 1900 brls wheat, I, 900
bu corn, COCO bu, oats, 5000 bu, rye, none;
barley, i,OOO bu.
Afternoon Hoard - Wheat - Weak and
lower; June sslic: July, assmSI9.c; Au.
gust, ~ s6slKc: December, Ss'sc. Corn
Weak; June. fAc asked; July i5Rc nomi.
nal; August, axe nominal; September, CSC
bid. oais-Dulli June, SiAc asked July,
2sc bid.
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steady; middling, 07.l6o. Sales 700 bales
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, nc;
good ordinary, Sac low middling l6-l6c;
middling, Q 7-l6c good middling, 1870.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows June, 94l@045 July, o4s
@9i9 August 947@94s; September, Ola
@olG; October, so0@S9Si November, s.9l
@s92; December, s.93@s0l; January, 00i
@90l; February, 9.l0@o12, March, 010@
e2li April, 9.2s@93O; May, 0.37@93o
Sales, @, 300 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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nnMrsr1c EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ine, 50 per 81 600 premium selling. New
Orleans, s. discount buying, IL premium
selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis.
Vile demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady with
sales OF 400 bales, all 10 exporters. The
first cotton bloom Of the season arrived to-
day from Woodville, Washington county,
Mise, and was received by George Ar
mold & Co II will not bc long before the
frst boil will be exhibited and then the first
bale Of tho now crop New Orleans spots
closed steady with futures steady; advanced
po'nt on the old crop months and declined
] point on the now At Liverpool business
good at hardening prices, futures barely
steady at an advance Of 10 points, New
York closed steady at an advance " I-lGc on
all grades; futures steady and up 20 3
points. The additional sales last week not
previously reported amounted 20 1882 bales,
sos for export and asa for spnneH.
Hubbard Price 4 Co say "With Liver.
pool 10 help matters, the market opened this
morning some four points higher and for n
short time apparently quite firm. The adj
vance, however, created desire TO realize
and with some long cotton coming out, a
small reaction took place, that notwith-
standing fair decrease OF the offerings sent
values Off again and left rates at the close one
20 three points above Saturdays quotation"
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:, q rcclp, q ar.t blo.m, 10 the MemphI,


Spots opened steady aud closed STEADY,
niddling. ioNc. Sales, Gas bales. Quo.
tAtionS we're rs follows Ordinary. 5Nc.
ERd ordinary, si3lCc. low middlinr
3 Ii.i5c middlins, i0}sc good middling
1o,.c, middling fair, II i.i0c fair, II ii.iGc.
Futures opened firm and closed steady. as
Sollowr June. i0OiaiOOj. July, 1920
1918 August, i02l@l0 %. September o5o@
oil: October. Ois@otp November, 039cs
$40 December o.t0s0li. January. casa
$40 February. o.b5s06O, March, o03a00i,
April. o7i@a72, May, e7D@oso. Sales, a.,
800 balos.
NEW oni.rssa
The spot market opened quiet ana closed
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Isro,tslous.

-Mnckcrcl. hall hhs No. I, t72S.
No. ., SG7,, lob Mt, No I, Ni5. No. ?,
$40. Dry herring. family, 2,c per box.
FHrsu Mr,Ts=Chuicr beef. headquarters
lOr. forcquartcr, d., second grade, hind
quarters, &c. iorcquaricr &c. sheep, a.
llors. No.
Hoo iunpvCrs-SttunW mess pork, tld0l
sugar cured hams, HOE. breakfast bacon
lO'sdii &c bacon clear rib sides. ndp' Nj
bulk pork. clear sides So. clear rib sides
SIC long clear. SIC shoulders. Csc.
lNIp-IDs sc. hall brls SIC, Kegs SIC
choice kettle. DC, strong.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Leyee.

Arrivals-0hio, Cincinnati; Henry Lourey,
st. Louis; Robert PEI bles Ohio river; Chick
asaw, White river.
Departures-Jamcs Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, 0sceola; Coahoma, Arkansas City; Kate
Adams, Paducah; Robert PEBBLES, New Or
leans; Henry Lourey, New Orleans; Gayoso,
TiptOnyille
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ConN MrNI-Smndard, S2n5@3 o. pearl
$40; roller, 81 2O6t3 20. steady.
Draws AND PEAs-Nayy beans, $40 me
dunn, 500.
oar ME,is-ln half brls., $3.50 from store
iLouR--From storN common. s.. zoos -
family, Ai5: choice, SL3n. fancy, $40, oN
tm fancy. Si.Sh patent, e. 10000, steady.
CRAcKrRs- Soda, treble extra. De-; gingci
snaps. 6lGdsisc; assorted jumblcs, iO@l2c
CRACKED WmEAr--ln half barls, $500 from
store
HoMiNY AND GRIrs-from store, s3.25.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
eiosel steady m'liIiur p8c Sales i,loj
halos including none lat evening. II which
ali went TO exporter and none 10 spinucn.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, Use good ordinary. sc. low
middlinr, p'sc, miiiIint p'sc. good mid.
ding % iGE miidIIus iaiF io'sc hiE
nominal Dusty, '.c 10 lc lower
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$2.Oo@3.s5; western feeders, $3.10@3. 80;
lambs per head, $2.O0@450.
The Dropers Journals London cablegram
quotes moderate supplies Of cattle. Prices
lc higher than last week at l3c per lb esti-
mated dead weight
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r. %.
Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio.
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure In every case of blind, bleed
ing itching, internal and external piles
Rangum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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Cmc,oo H., June ii...-rhc unusual nc.
tion II the markets Tor cereals on Saturday
caused some nervousness and activity IN the
pits this morning Opening prices were
lower oil around than the closing sales "
last week. Wheat started 80 under AZ
Satc Tor July, ynd after little show Of
strength touched A5ls@Sgkc. This wa. fol.
Lowell by extreme weakness at once on the
belief that the decrease In the visible sup.
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Cation seed Prnhucfs.

PRIME CRuDE ou--3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, 35@36c choice cooking summer yell
low, 45c; prime cotton seed meal, 5000
Cl$l700, carload lots; less than carload,
$iS.0OGllS.50
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LoNnon, June A. lpm.- Consols closed at
m J.lGd fuf money aud 81 i'll for the account
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank VI
England on balance tolay was $4,000.
rAHis June ii.-fhrcc Per cent rcn,cs S3i
32,sc for the account
RANK CtHAuiNos.
COO.
t,iO1.s77.
~. Louis, No, June ii..--CleaHngs, t3,iia,.
81. balances, tGed 7sa
NV YoHE. June il.---Clcarings SO, as,
tg2, balances, t5,5iofG.
BosroS. Mass. June n .CleaHngs, 81, ia.
So, balances, 81, a2l,Od
BAttiNoEF, Nd, June ..-Cclcarngs, o.,
itl, 0i3, balances, tJla,Ga7.
PmLApTirniA Ia, June ii..-Clcarings
SO asa, $50, balances tiSAts.
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Nrw Yong, June i.-.rhc market was
quictcr In general demand MAJ large sales
were reported through forvArdlnF ON pre-
yinus purchases Turkey MI handler.
chiefs were advanced from 3,f ~ 8 FER cent
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DAilY cUT1oS STATEMENT.

impofis-h e hk. o. NATNN e. Ian
nh2h&L hHhLCu&sW 900. T. y
4TRh GiMRh y Tenn mari . steam.
en- "a wagons a Total 90 talcs
Erpous AMIR @5 Coz wRR, ~
sioamcn north. ~ Total a. halck
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Arms None In market Dried apples.
09N5i.o per 10 from store Dried peaches,
bauE from store.
fnuu-Orangcs. t5boaaoo per box Lem.
ons, o. 5o6t3O0 per boa. Bananas, sl.50g
$50 per bunch
vrortAnlu- Onions, tSOo0a5O per bfl.
81 ~ Per sack Cabbage. home grown, crate,
$50. kaut, hfis. go half bfls $50.
Garlic, 50r per loo Tunips a. 80 pcrbh.
pIcKLrs-lirls, t0iO hall bris. tlOo.
rorAIou-firm, new, Do95.25 per brl,
sacks. 800.
PoutIEi Chickens spring ti.750255,
mixed, o. 25m275. hens sJOFt1.jO.
Zoos Dull. bNs, i2'sc cases. t3o.
Nuts-Cocuanuts, ftJ Der 100. Peanuts.
/ Virginia. a.. Tennessee, farmers stock, SO
&c, roasted, &c higher thcllcd, loo. Pc
cans, Texas OGfi2c
RAisfSs-loudon layer, 500, layer,
| g. IS. California. t22t.
luttcruc, iSS2lg creamery, y
I Ct3ny dairy, iGd2C. country butter, iWdibc
Clprn-olark, $3.50 per bfl, and $3.50 Per
half bfl.
viNEoAH--Pcrg al. s0i2c
II
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE sIGNAL SERVICE U. a. A.
MENrnis, June II, p. m. !
The following observations are taken nj all sta.
tions named IN the 18th meridian time, which Il
one hour later then Memphis time
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INLAND InrpeatInr.

cLEyrL,sp. o, June n'-r'iroleum--
Easy, sw lice, Tac.
wnNlSoroS, n. O., June ii.-rurpcntinc
-Iifm Al.c,
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Cmc,oo, H. June 1.-THE Drr7f Jour.
nal reports Receipts, J. go ship.
mcntS 400, market steady, Inferior "a
choice, tiWfg ~. cows N.NwioH Texa.
cattle, tiii5, ttockcn and iccd'rs s. 500
40.
Hogs Receipts. $1,000, shipments a,Ooo,
market opened lower and closed hfu mixed,
tS t0CtA S5is; heavy; tS50dhe light, a.. s,
Cth AZ. high and cults, tl00@tlh
sheep Receipts, l.Opo. shlpm,nis 200
market steady, native mnttohs N0dh. 10
stockcrs aud feeders s2SoaS '' Texans,
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MAGNOLIA BALM

osss . fsvisAIssiS s.sufsi era swvs -
~>>ssss. hsts->s. sssfss~l nnsss I san 81.
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AprrAt OFFICE,

MONDAY EyENiNG, JuNE II, 1855,
The money market is pursuing the even
tenor Of It's way. There is an ample supply
OF funds for all legitimate purposes, but
there is likewise sufficient demand to keep
rates firm at per cent,
q Tho clearing housc report il rs follows:
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE Ga PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady -Middling Cotton o lac
Sales Today, l,4oo Balee-The Tone
of the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong,
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Tenn. sharp advance, $l,50@3.O0; Eastern
ryes, II. S5G1G.OO, according to age and make;
common whisky, 0Oc@SL25, according to
proof.
BAGGING--7@shc.
TIEs-$l15
snoT-Drop, $l.l5; buck, Sl75.
IEAD-5c.
NAus-Iron, $40; steel, s2.25@s2,35.
PowDER-Kegs, $780, half kegs, S2.75;
quarter kegs Sl75.
HIDEs-Dry flint, No. /, l0c: No. ., &c; dry
sailed, 5H@7c; green sailed, No. /, 5ci No.
2, SIC; green, 3@ic; sheepskins, l5c@LoG;
irregular.
ToBAcco-Common, 25935c; other grades,
35MS5c.
sNURr-Garrctts, Sl0s5; Ralph's, Stops;
railroad, So 25; Gail d AK, 800
Coal On-Prime white wholesale lots,
0kc per gal.
BEEswAx-.-iSM20c.
TALLow---36Jic.
Wool BURY grease wool, unwashed, 10@
l3c; clear grease wool, 20g25c bury wash
ed, 20@30c; tub washed 30Cd3ic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12
MAGNOLIA BALM

TsAs nAoANs MAGNOLIA rli.M Win yea ,s,hs
tssalds. Asusl.as hen. ssa al nuA nssofssl i.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

LAMns---Choicc, $500 common TO good
per head, 81 50@3.0O.
IIoGs---Choice light 6@5Kc; good, 40
DC; common, 4h@41sc.
CArTLE--Cholce, 4@4fc good, 3HG4c;
choice grass cattle, 3@319c; good, 21G3c;
sCallawags, nominal.
snrrr-Choicc 4@ilIc; medium, 3lI@lc;
common, 81 00M$l 80.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

The following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded ~ the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12
Nnn NnrL nr, sleea. narket.

ST.. Lows, No, June ii.-wool Steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

wnitKY-strairht Kentucky Bourbon
81 100000 Robiusou aud Lincoln counties
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

Receipts In port this day, lsSs 500
Receipts In port this day, lss7,."............., 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-30
A w oman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought of US bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been miraculously cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus
write w. G. Hamrick &C.,, of Shelby,
n. O Get free trial bottle at A. G..
Smith d Co.'S. Drug Store. 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-30

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-09-01
The Diamond Wouldn't Polish.

A remarkable diamond was exhibited
at q recent meeting of the New York
Academy of Sciences by Mr.. George F.
kuntz. 1t was a compound of multiple
crystal, containing a large number of
WINNINGS. 1t is of the class, ;stermed
''extreme durate' by the French. 1t
had been cut into the general shape of a
brilliant, and its main face orHsEle(wa,
then placed on the pol:snlng wheel in
the establishment of Tiffany s CD. 1t
was kept there for 100 days, fhg wheel
revolving at the rate of $500 revolutions
per minute. The diamond was held
upon the rotating surface at a distance
of about fifteen inches from the center.
Based on these figures. a calculation
shows that the surface passed over BY the
diamond amounted to -, 900 miles, OF
nearly three times the circumference OF
the earth Yet 1t was all auti!e, as the
stone would not acquire a polish. The
ordinary weight placed on a diamond,
while on the wheel, is from two and a
quarter pounds to two and half pounds.
This was increased by four pounds and
eight pounds without effect. and finally
forty pounds was used. The wheel was
badly damaged, the dlamand blowing
into it and throwing sCintillations in al
directions. The diamond, even under
these conditions. could not be given ;
commercial polish, and the wheel lad tc
be replaced. Iron.