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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctions,

t~ THE SALE OF THE BALANCE OF THE
above Lots will be continued on THURSDAY, JUNE
TWENTY-FIRST, on the premises Of HALf-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM 1elS dads
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

A NCHoR LINE
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Steamers every SATURDAY from New Ycrkto
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eteersxe. outward OF prepaid. either service eco.
slers Circular Letters Of Credit aud Drafts for any
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- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON &C
count Of the rain until SATURDAY, JUNE SIX
IEENTH. A. d. 1883, ct same hour and places.
Jell DUNGANSON RROa
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YESTERDAY was the dullcst day Of the
week.
Tns Joseph Henry start. on an inspection
tour July {.
THE Rosa Ice departs tomorrow Of 5 o'clock
pm. for Gold Dust and Osccoln
TnE James Lee leaves tomorrow evening at
bO'clock for Helena and friars Point
Carr. HANS popular steamer Gayos0 goes
out tomorrow at o'clock pm. for Upton
Vile.
TnE Belle Memphis will be up at o'clock
this afternoon on her way 10 Cairo aud s.
LouiA
TnE Eugene clears Tuesday evening al 5
o'clock Tor all points on tho Arkansas river
as far n Pine llluf
Tm Hudson, running under the auspices
Of the Anchor line, clears this morning for
Nicksburg aud Natchck.
THE CoahomA will arrive this morning aud
leave again tomorrow evening nj 8 o'clock
for Helena, friau Point, Concorlia, Tcrrcne
and Aikinsls CITY
TnE city ~ baton Rongc. from st. Louis,
passed down ~ New Orleans yesterday after.
noon loaded almost 10 the waters edge. Sho
added 115 empty barrels.
TnE Memphis a Cincinnati Packet com.
pany will have the lino passenger steamer
ohio here 10 leave Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock for Cairo, Evansville. Louisville aud
Cincinnati. Special inducements will be
offered round-trip passengers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
money, Bonds and stocks.

NEW YoRK, June Mooney on call easy
at 1alh per cent Prime mercantile paper
4d6 per cent. Sterling exchange duh but
steady at $Ls7 for sixty day bills and i.Ssh
for demand
Government bonds were dull and steady to
firm. State bonds steady.
Tho stock market today was more stag.
nai,t, and the recorded transactions less than
any Saturday for many weeks. The dealings
presented almost no feature of interest be-
You'd the selling down of Lake Shore on the
prospective cut in rates and the difficulty
opened up by such action, and the depres-
sion OF New England by the traders who
have again taken hold of the stock. The
market was intensely dull, even at the
opening and first prices were generally I'M
changed from last evenings final figures. but
the temper of the room was somewhat mixed
with the professional inclined To be bearish,
as usual, aud some Slight buying by COM
mission houses. Prices moved up small
fractions with st. Paul and Reading, which
were the only stocks showing any animation
whatever, in the lead, though the
improvement was confined To fractions
less than X per cent After IL o'clock the
tone OF the market, snder the selling in Lake
Shore and New England, became weaker and
prices moved of In sympathy with the deal
ings IN those stocks. No other feature was
developed and the market finally closed very
dull and barely steady at irregular changes
from the opening prices,
Railroad bonds .weW equally dull with
stocks today and the entire two hours bust.
ness amounted 20, only $500, ZOO The total
sales OF stocks today were ASIA shares.
Closing quotations.:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
" New York and eastern demand, par buy
Ing 80 per $1,000, premium selling New
Orleans, 80 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
There Is but little movement in local
securities. No sales were reported today.
The stock call board held no session. Values
remain steady and unchanged.
The local cotton market closed firm at an
advance OF l-i6c on all grades.
At New Orleans spots closed firm, adj
vancing 1-l6c; futures steady and up to 10
points. Liverpool showed hardening
tendency. with futures advanced / to 2
points, closing firm. The New York market
was steady, spots unchanged, with futures
firm at an advance Of 8 to points.
The Commercial Bulletin OF latest date has
= the following TO say of the cotton market:
ION the whole, those who believe In a strong
tone for'balance Of crop year were inclined
10 take most comfort from the situation, and
5 express some surprise even, that the shad-
ing from Tuesdays advance has not been
greater. The failure OF an increased offering
on the short side Is not wondered at in view
Of the undetermined conditions OF the old
crop situation, but IL was expected that fur
therspilling by the Longs would be found in
sufficient force to carry few more points on
the downward inclination. Speculation,
however, Is too narrow 10 work successfully
for any immediate purpose, and the deal is
simply OF a protective character by those
who remain In, while the outs sit by and
await Developments On the public dis
patches from abroad there was little varia-
ton of importance, and private accounts
added nothing TO the fund OF information,
while communications from the south were
barren Of anything calculated to change pre-
viously existing impressions. Some Of the
Grade, however, are commencing TO study
she new crop months, and occasionally there
d suggestion that they may be a little too
low as compared with current valuation on
active cotton"
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Due TO the
frmness and advancing tendency Of cotton
In Liverpool, our market opened with fair
demand from to 4 points higher. There
was liberal buying on the part OF local
shorts, who as usual close or protect their
deals with the closing Of the week, but we
also noticed good investment demand.
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Grorrrics.

SuG,R-Pure white, csc; or white. Gs<A
csc; yellow clarified, GLaGlsc open kettle.
5h@5Ac; refined A. CSC; standard granu.
lated, nc; plantation granulatcd, nc, now.
dered, g.; cut loaf. Sc: steady.
CoFFEE-ComnOu, Ice, ordinary. lie: fair
lsc; prime Rio loc; choice 10 fancy, pic; old
government, SDd32c; quiet.
RioE-Louisiann, Sh@61c; Carolina, 6IfCe
&c; quiet.
CANNED GooDs-Pinca apples, LIS; peaches.
2 lbs, standard, $500. , lbs standard, ~. so.
second, $3.50; lbs, standard, 500. Toma.
toes, lbs, standard, 81 90; 3 Tbs. standard
tl.l5. Strawberries, Si.T5. nnsphcrrics. a .OO.
blackberrics, sli0Cql. 25; green cages. Al .75Ot
1.s5. Pears, $i.200ti.75 Plums. 81 .G5lai. rs.
light weight III, OoCc05c: 2 lbs, 81 10 Con.
dcnsed milk-Crown. $j. 55a5. S. Eaglc.
$40; Swiss, 1915. Salmon, ass Sarlincs.
1915; mustard sardincs, $500. Mackercl,
$3.50 herring mackcrcl. si25.
CANDIEs-Stick, all sizes, In bxS pals aud
brls. sCglOc, fancy assorted, sgi5c; extra
fancy. isx25c firm.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common 10 fair. %
d25ci prime TO choice 33a3sc: fancy. 100
Doc; centrifugals, common 10 fair, 3Da25c,
prime to choice Sog35c; syrup, 2O@loc;
steady.
CnKaE-Ncw York factory. CAS-; full
cream. i2al3c; Young America. i3sglin
sALr-Saginaw. Si.3Ofel.G per brl; Ohio
river. 81. 2Otbi.25 per brl: SKIS, fine. 81. sjgf
10; coarse, Sl.iOCai.i5; pkts. 2aif1c.
SCARS And CANDLE Soap, JCJ5lkc. Can.
dies, full weight sKa0c.
STARCu=J.ff1i.c
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Article. opening ulshc.l Lowest Closing

Cash quotations wcrc rs follows
flour-Unchanged
No. spring wheat, 7slf0t70c; No.2 red,
a0,sds0hc; No. 2corn i0kai7c, No. 2oais,
Sic; No. 2 rye, 53e5lc, No. 2barley, o2c; No.
! farsced, li.g0. prime timothy seed, t2.25.
Mess pork-Per barrel, $500, lard, per 100
lbs, $50 short rib sides (looso), G.l2h9
7.s5; dry salted shoulders (boxedL 5000
OBS short clear sidc, boxed. E.Dos5Oo.
lseceipis--Flotir, 1000 brls wheat II, 900
bu; corn, $4,000 bp oats, 10000 bui rye,
1900 bu; barley, 400 bu.
shlpments--flour 1000 briE wheat g..
600 bni corn, i05, bcgba, oats, o., 900 bu rye,
1000 Blu; barley, Zoo bu
~. Louu, Mo- June 2l-Flour--ysry
dull, about notalnal Wheat Opened q
little hrmer but Vol dropped on, declining
HGelei rallied l@ts and closed from 20.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In the market lists
today by the quotation committees Of the
Merchants exchange. business is steady
and fell of slightly during the week, ar com
pared with the previous week, but was much
larger than on the corresponding week Of
last season.
Grain In Store at the Elevator-Con, a.
4ei bushels; oats, 0,2eO bushels
At New Orleans the sugar market contin-
ucs strong. and prices. though quotably UNI
changed, have an upward tendency. Vel
lows are scarce, and there y good demand
for seconds Molasscs-Receipts are light,
and the demand continues good. The rice
market has improved somewhat, moro dis
position 10 trade being apparent
The following weekly report Of different
lines Of business In Memphis will be found
Of interest:
GROCERIES.
The general grocery trade Is quiet and
steady. No ono Is trying 10 do much bust
ness there Is no money In the country and
merchants are not pressing the credit trade.
The volume OF business will improve In
July rs heavier advances will be made rs the
crops approach maturity. II anything the
trade nj present Il somewhat less than this
time last year.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The season opens July 10 and closes the
18th Of December, and Just at present quiet
prevails. The business, however, holds IT,
own this month aud for the season, showing
n healthy increase over same time In 1857
Tho outlook for the coming season Is favor
able, and merchants have supplied them.
selves with sufficiently large stocks 10 meet
the growing demand. Prices will rule about
a. last scason, with an occasional reduction
on the finer class Of work.
HATS AND cars.
The fall trade opens July and closes Jan.
uary 1, when the spring trade opens. The
hat trade In our market has shown n steady
increase for the past few years, but notably
this year, for In addition 10 two large con
Germs new house was started the first Of
the year. and which, we arc assured, did a
much larger business than was expected and
without decreasing the business Of the two
other concerns and whore only about $3.50.
600 In hats were sold n few years ago the
sales this year will reach nearly $4,000.
No very great change Il made In tho general
style Of shapes In tho goods worn, except In
ladies' hats, whore tho usual diversity Of
style prcdominates, and the trade look for
better grades Of goods than were formerly
sought after, and Of the prices, low grades
are neglected.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
cnop TX sIomr, JUNE 90.

Tho New York Financial Chronicle OF
juno % gives the following figures Total
visible supply, Los, go bales, against 1873.
0o2 In 1857. These figures indicate de-
crease Of cotton in sight OF 2is,025 bales, as
compared with the same date in 1851, and
a decrease OF S2i5i0 bales as compared with
snmc date In iSs6
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Imports-M CHR feM&TRR iaM&L n
RREco& as n n q wagons. A Total. q
bales
Espcrt-M A cRB.2 2oa Q. o&
wR X %, sieamers. north, q. Total. 2cs bales.
~ rKw YORK.
Spot. opened firm and closed steady; mid
ding, 10 5-l0 Sales io3 bales. Quotations
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FeeciStuns.

HAY--Choice, from store. 05c6sl 90; car
load. from levee or depot $iss0aigO %;
prime store, 0Oa92 1Sc; car load. from levee
or depot, $l7.006lS.0o; prairie, from store.
Go@1ec; car load, from levcc or depot, 5000
@l3.00.
CoRS-From store, white, &c; mixed, &c;
from lcvec or depot, white, In hulk SOC; in
sacks, &c; mixed, In bulk. 57c In Sacks doc.
OArs-from store, white, 45c: mixed, i3c;
from lcvec or depot, white In bulk, 4Oc; in
sacks, 42c; mixed, in bulk, 3sc; in sacks
40c.
BRsN-From store, Sc; from lcvec or
depot, Sl5.60(tl0.00.
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below yesterday, No. red, cash, s2,ic;
June, s2@s2hc, closing s2ssc; July, 7aN9
7sxc, closing at 1880; August 7sl1@79I Sc
closing at 79So September, 79ss@s0Nc,
closing at 79kc; December, sS1@%>{c,
closing at s3Ac
Corn-Rather firm at first but closed
lower. Cash, 44@i5hc; July, 4i@axo
closing at iic; August 4iH(9i5c, closing
at 44}Sc; September 4if@l59sc, closing at
AYE; year, 36,s@3694c. closing at 30Isc.
Oats--Firm; No 2 cash, 3oGI32lSc ,Mne.
32hc; July 26&c; August, 23ISc. Bran
SIC. n-meal-s2. 606o2 65. Hny---Verv
dull; prime timothy siSoo9i7OO prairie
$9,00@il.00.
Butter--Firm; creamery, i5@l7c; dairy,
i2@lic. Eggs-i2c.
Proyisions-Easy pork ,si4io. Lard, 81. 75@
I.sIlS Dry salt meats (boxed)-Shouldors
S.s1lS; long clears, 1910; clear ribs, s.. 90 Y
@7,75i short clears, E.s7lf. Bacon (hoxedl
Shoulders, $500; long clears, $751;
Ces,i5; clear ribs 1897 IS(9s.45; short clears
$.6O@S.O5. Hams, $l0.759ll.O0
Reccipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 10000
bui corn, 1000 bu; oats, i5,oOObu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, none.
shipmonts-Flour, 5000 brls wheat, I, 900
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none barley, mono.
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LIVERPOOL.

Atnoon: spot--Hardoning tendency. Sales,
5000 bales, OF which American 5,4O0 bales.
Receipts, 5000 bales OF which American
5000 bales Closing quotations werc rs fol-
low middling 5-i6d; good middling, 8 IL
iled; middling uplands, SD; middlins Or
leans, 3 0-lOd.
Futures opened steady at an advance and
closed firm.
THE prices arc given in pence and Giths,
thus Aus means 4.63-0id, aud sol means
51-04dl
Att pm.--June, $3.50, sellers; June-July,
SGD. buyers yuly-August, 5.32d sellers;
August-Septembcr 5.30d, buyers; September
October. 5l9d, buyers; 0ciober-Noycmbcr,
5.l3d, buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5.13d,
sellers; Overwhelmingly, 5i2d, buyers;
September, 5.30d, buyers.
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Frsu-Mackcrcl, half brls, No. /, S.25
No. 2. 1913; l0-lb kit, No. 1, Sis; No. 2,
81 10, Dry herring, family 25c per box.
FREsn MEArs-Choicc beef, hindquartcrs,
Toe; forcquarlcs, &c; second grade hind.
quarters, Sc forequarters, &c. Sheep, oc.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoDucTs-Quiei: mess pork. $3.50,
lOH@ilh. bacon, clear rib sides, sJs(aOc.
bulk pork, clear sides, sL@SKc: clear rib
sides s@SIsc; long clear, 7R@Sc; shout
ders, 6Ac.
LARp-TcS SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs, $40
choice kettle, Di.c: steady.
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graIu and pro,,.Ien..

CHICAGO, H.. June 3-whcat showed a
little sign Of taking an upward turn IN 10.
day session, aud yei pricrs did not 90 down
IA freely as ON previous days. There was a
great deal Of ncrvou.ness Nv the pit and the
price u July hung around 7Oc. The range
was 7s1kta7Dkc, witt the indicator nj IN
twenty minutes bcforc tho close. everybody
expecting either raid or n rally just ut the
close. Wheat closed liirly firm at about last
nights prices Tor fhe day aud week ~ fol-
lows June, 7Dc: July, 7D1so. August, 7OlEc
September, 70s.o: De cmbcf, s2I.c.
In the corn markel ther was nothing Of
interest July opened k@9io higher, closing
at a. 5.i0c. Oats wefs very dull aud tame,
July closing nj 30kc
In the provision mhrket II was moderately
active and stronger. closing sales being at
&c on pork and &C. b. short ribs aud lard.
Shorts who have BEN selling all articles
freely for several day. changed their course
aud began covering There was not much
stun offered, and pric' wcrc easily advanced.
July pork was bid ~ l5c, but rcceded nc,
and closed ut ti3.o2ii July lard advanced
&c, and closed at 81 July short ribs sold
at s7.ibCg7.f7k. aud closed steady.
The leading future, ranged NJ follows
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Live stock.

CmoAGo, H., June %. Cattle -Rcccipts.
1000 head. Market dull and weak: inferior
to good, S.05tg5,25 cows 81. 5Oa3 30; stock.
ers and feeders, S2,oo@375 Texans. $1,000
Hogs-Reccipts, 1900 head Market low
but steady; mixed, S5.i5Go5G5; heavy, 1855
@5,75 light, $5,i0@57O; pigs and culs
sheep-Reccipts, 5000 head; muttons, 81. %
Sid5.30.
eee6eo; western feeders, ss,iS@SSo Texans,
Si.75@3.O
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tlrocerlcs.

NRw foRH, June 23--Cofice-Rio en-.
tircly nominal; options moderately active
and irregular closing steady at SOILS points
lower; sales, ~, 500 bags; June, $i.75CSii so;
July, l0.50Gl0.6G August, 50. 1900 IS; Sep
tember, s95oa0GG October, $05O6055, No
February, S9,55aaGO; March, Sa.7o. Sugar
Raw strong, fair quoted IAc; centrifugal,
. alGc; molasses, 4dissc; refined firm and
In fair demand. Molasses dull Rice steady.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, June 23-on the Produce ex.
change today the butter market was mod.
crate IN trade; creamery, i7lS@iSc; dairy,
l3ys@lIc. Eggs-l3a@li4c.
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Live stock.

L.SH.-cholco, $780, common 10 good,
per head, tl.5OGS00.
Hoos-Choice light 5Ge5jfc; good, 40
&c; common, 4k@lIfc.
.CArrLE-Choicc, 4etsIfc; good, sT@4c;
choice gras. cattle. S@sIc; good, 2k@Sc;
scnllawagr. nominal.
snrrr-choice, t@i,Sci medium, S,f@ic;
common, o. ODlti.60.
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Pnrxr cnups oIL-3i@32c; primo summer
yellow. aSCesoci choice cooking summer yell
100. carload lots less than carload, $3.50
9ie.t0.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middllne. 0ii.i0c Sales, 100
bales, including none last evening. Of which
none 70 exporters and all to spinners.
.a.tr ncuASoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 1910; good ordinary, 6-ieoi
low, mailing. 95.i0c; mlddling, eil-i0o;
good inlddlIne. ioc; middling fair, 10 slice;
fair nominal
many coTrox arArrur~r
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OH aud Inrnen,,ns.

CLEVELAND, o., June 23.--Petroleum-
Easy; s.w., iio', nc.
Firm, $50
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Avail yourself now, at Muliord's
CIR up clubs for TnK WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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BALTIMORE June 2S---Clcarings q, $3.50, 1885,
balances, siGj Gi7.

BANK CLfARiNos.
BALTIMORE. June 28---Clcarings, 81, $3.50, 7s5:
balances, si6j Gi7.
PmLADELrnIA. Pa, juno 23.--Clcaring,
today were Sg.Gii.0Bl balances. 81, CO., 3si.
For the week; clearings, S0o,0l7, 7Ol; bal
anccs. ss5ii, sol.
DosroN, Mass, juno 25.---Clcarings today
were SIEGE. iSi; balances Sl,3I2, I5s. For
the week. clearings, $40, s23 lsi. balances.
@,Gsi,ot For theeorrvsponding week last
year olearinss tctpio. t0i; balances, sio.-
AIS O2J. ~ -.
ST. LouIs. No, Juhe es.--cicnrines today,
g. 81, i0i, balances era sf0 This week.
clcaring,, SiG5G3.a3i balances 1857 ,s20,
last week, clearing. Sl7,nsT Dos. balances,
sJIii, Bj. Corresponding week 1857, clear
ing, sl7,sji,7ii: balances ~, s02, 3,3
Nav Yong, June 2l-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes 10.
serve, decrease. $500 800 lonns. increase,
S5,3O3, 100; specie decrease, S30l, 400. legal
tenders decrease. 81, 900 deposits, Increase,
81. $4,000 circulation, increase, 5000
The banks now hold 81, i0O, 400 In excess of
the % per cent. rule. Clcnrings today ss3,.
H72, S2J balances. S5.loi.0s5. For the week.
clcarings, S5J, 2so.7sH balances. 81, l5a 5D.
LONDON, June q. q p.m.--Consols closed
at 10 O-lOd for money aud W O-l6d for the &c.
count .sF
Pans, June 23.--lTlrce per cent rcntcs $50
: ilc for the account.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE Ga PREM. SELLING.
cotton Firm-Middling Cotton. ell-lec
Sales Today. 100 Bales-Ths Tone OF
the General Market Steady-Meats
Quiet.
AppyALOrrTcr

fc-# APPEAL OFFICE,
Nt-ftft SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 23 1888
In the money market the supply of funds
Is ample for all business purposes and the
demand steady--rate 8 per cent.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movement. a, the Lcyee.
General News.

Arriyals-City Of llaton Rouge, st. Louis.
Departurcs-Ciiy OF Baton Rouge, New
Orleans
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HARDWARE.

The business for the fiscal year closes juno
L II was quito safi,fsctpry for thc past year,
avery large business being bad In The spring
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PosIriyELy the best remedy ever discov.
can be reached by an external medical M.
plication, is Rangum Root Eminent. One
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale bylicistcr,
2sg Main strpet
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bonds and stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded rs the latest quotations:
LASK STOCKS.
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NV Ycl1. juno %. Tho market was
quiet In demand, but fair quota OF orders
was received. Cotton goods market was
very steady at current rates. Wooden goods
market very dull.
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Miscellaneous.

wmsKr-slraight Kentucky Bourbon.
N.cOg00o, Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance. si.5Oa3.OO, Eastern
rycs, $l.sj@6OO according TO age and make,
common whisky, vDc@L25, according TO
proof.
BA0GISG-7dsLc.
PowpER-Kegs, $500; half kegs, s2.75;
quarter kegs, ais
Hfpns-Dry flint, No. I, Zoe: No. 2 10: dry
salted, 5het7c; green salted, No, I, Sc; No.
2 SIC; green, 3Sic; sheepskins i5cSsi.Oo,
Irregular
TiEs-si.i5.
sHor-Drop, si.i5; buck, ti.T5
LTAD-5c.
NAnLs-Iron, 81 10. steel, 90 25a23S.
ToBAooo-Common, 2j@35c; other grades,
356ts5c.
sNuFr-Gareits, sio.s5; Rhlph's SO 25;
railroad, SOS Gail a Ak. 500.
Coal On-Prmo white, wholesale lots,
Ojsc per gal.
BEewAx-isd2Oc.
TALLow-3Gtlc.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwnshcd, iOsf
i3c; clear grease wool. 2Oa25c; bury washed.
2OtaJOc; tub washed 3O6a3lc.
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uousehoid sappI,...

ArFLKs-Nonc IN market except for ship.
ment Dried apples 0ifmTI per III from
store. Dried peaches, s0agc from store.
fnuIr-Orpngc, t5.0O96O0 per box. Lem.
ons, S.O0tt00g per box. Bananas, ti.0OCt
$50 per bunch.
vEoErAhLn-onlons S2.5O6275 per brl;
ti.5J per sack. Cabbage, home grown, 81. 81
per crate; kraut brls, $3.50 half brls, a. 50.
Garlic, SOC per 100, Turnips, si.Oo@l.25 per
brl
PIcKLn-Brls 1850; half brls, 800.
PorArou-firin; new, A.. 2bg25O per bril-
PouLTnY-Chickens, spring, Al. 2jN2. 90
mixed, i2.0OG25O; hens, $3.50
E0os-Weak; boxes, IOifc; cases, lie
Nurs-CotJanuts, $500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, Gtt9Ifc; Tennessee, farmer stock,
4ee5c; roasted, 2,sc higher shelled, Gg7c.
Pccans, Texas, O61i2c.
RAIsfSs-London layers, $780, layers,
t2.75; California, t250G3.O0
BurrER-Butterine, i5c; creamery, %
@3oc; dairy, i6@i7c; country butter, 100
i5c.
clprn-ozArk, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
ynEaAn-rcr gal, s@i2c.