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Money, aoad. aud stocks.

NrW YoEK, July Mooney on call easy
nj ~ per cent. closed NJ iCti ! per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 500 per cent
Sterling exchange quiet but steady NJ hH
fuf sixty-day bills aud a. ~ ~ for demand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady
State bonds we're dull aud steady.
Tho dullncs In the stock market today
was second only Ia that ~ Tuesday, while
the insigniicnnoc II the transactions Was, Il
anythipF, even greater than on that day
There was a firm tone aud some show Of ami.
nation during the hrst hour, but the sue
cccdug transactions Wrw absolutely barren
of movement of Importance under partial
reaction. With thccNCcptiOn uf Manhattan,
which was marked up ~ per cent. on very
light trading, the movements In no ease ca.
ccricd / Per cent Rock Island, 81 Paul,
Northwestern and l.arknWannn were most
prominent inr the advance made but
none Of them succcoicd IN scoring a
final gain VI mow than y per
cent Tho opening was very quiet but Tor q
short time tie list gave promise II doing a
fair business, the general sentiment " the
room being hullish and the traders inclined
% cover their shorts Tho mAtkct soon sub.
sided into the most intense dullncss, and
frpm that time ont thcrc WAS neither feature
of movement IT importance IN the list Dur.
ing the ifst hour advances were made all
along the line but this was succeeded by 4
partial rcaction when prices become steady
until the last hour when more animation
wa, noticeable and the advance was renewed
tarkawanna being most prominent Tbs
close was very dull, however. though hrm Il
strong NJ about the best prices reached.
Tho railroad bond market was q little NOR
active, the sales aFgrcgnting ~, it2,uO, III,
Texas Pacific huls furnishing sA67 .uDl aud IN,
seconds iinWn The total sales ~ stocks 10
day were ~ 800 shars, closing quotations.
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C..h nnnInlInn. Nerc j. fnllnNr


Cssh quotations were ~ follows
flour-A tfilc hrmcr prices unchanged.
No. 2spring wheat, N ,fdsiisc: No spring
wheat nominal No. 2 rcd. 2isc. No.
corn, a., No. 2 oats, size. No. rye, 5ac.
No. barley Csc. No. FAX seed, ti.lS6gi.3o,
prime timothy seed. s2io.
Mess Pork 80 Fer barrel sia 80. lard,
PER 100 lis, ssO7iids 10. short rib sides
iloosol E.bi. dry alicd shoulders tboxcdl
VI 2ig6.jO, short clear sides (bOXod) 1850
5.W.
Recclpts-Flour, 29,cco brls. wheat. 2o.ooO
hu. corn, i5nOO0 bu. oats til,UOO bu; rye,
900 bu, barley Loo bu,
shipmcnts-flour, 2A.0O brlS wheat co.
0co bu corn, $1,000 bu, oats, $1,000 bui
barley, 700 bu.
81. loUis, Mo, July h.--Flour-stcady and
firm Tor the besi grades. Wheat Cash, higher
futurs stronger, prices elsewhere coupled
with last nights rain tended Ia strengthen
prices. and advance values steadily. The
buying was active aud the tone was strong
IN consequence. The cluse was NJ the top
figures I itCttA c above Tuesdays No. 2 rel,
cash NAas2isc. July, So6sii.c. closing
at 81. bid. August fis'sctsi closing
At size, bill, september s0AdS2o, closing az
Sc bud December si'sStsol.e closing
Flax Seed - SLOW. tiOi bid. Corn
Mcal-Stsady, t2G,. Corn e. Higher all
round. hut trading being light No ?, cash
co.. Cti7c. July, lGi,c bid August l6AC1
igsc. September. slsild use. closing nt
lGisc bid year. a7G,Nslc, closing at TAc.
Oais--strongor No. 2 rel N@sAsc, July,
MAc. August 21a2a'sc September. PC
bid. Ryc-Nothing done. llay-.Firm for
bot grades. prairie, tlpnmii %. timothy,
ti20pHipo0 nntter--ttcaiyi dairy. iiCt
To-. creamery, i5@iscI lgu-.pull. i3c
Provisions aid only q iohhinr
trade. Pork SiL25 la small lots. car load
lots worth siliO. tArl-Nominal az s7.75.
lousc short ribs go. cash aud futures.
shoulders. boxed. In small lot-. o. s5isCt
600. long clear, t5.OOet7Ga short ribs, t5.7b
al. m short clear. t.s7 h@S0a. Bacon.
shoulders, s5O0 long aud ribs, tsa5 80
SEQ. short clears, eo8AGlN. Hams,
| on U0dt2hO
MISCONCEPTIONS acoo bfl. wheat, 2t.ooC
bu corn. N.Ooo bu. oats, 1900 bu.
Shipmenis-.f Flour, tupO brls. wheat
none cotn 4,OoO bu, oats loo bu.
| kaNsu cry. No. July =Wheai-Stwng
cr No 2 soft, cash, itc asked August, ~,
hid ~ askcd. No. red, cash, cote bid
lie asked August, OStc bid, G1,.c asked.
Corn steady. No. 2 cash, ii'.c bid, ~ -
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uulls
FIVE boats leave here today.
TnE james Lee leaves this afternoon at
3 o'clock for Helena and Friars Point.
TUE City Of Monroe is announced TO leave
here this morning ut 10 o'clock for Natchcz
Tmr City Of Cairo will pass here this after
noon at o'clock on her way from Natchez
to ST. Louis.
TnE Rosa Lee is the Ice line steamer leav-
ing this evening at O'Clock for osceola and
the upper bends.
IT II thought that the steamer Kate
Adams will be ready 20 be dropped of Of
the Paducah ways Monday.
PARTIES from this city are In 81. Louis ne
gotiating with Commander i. II. Manion for
the purchase Of the steamer Dacotah.
The DcSoto arrived from Cincinnati yester-
day with fair trip Of freight and passengers.
She goes back this evening at o'clock.
TnE City Of Baton Rouge. from New Or.
leans, passed up 81 81. Louis late Wednesday
night. She put off l43 barrels Of sugar, -
barrels Of ale - boxes Of SNUFF and about 10
tons Of suddrics.
RrroETs from Kansas City show the high.
est stage Of water that has been reached this
season. The June rise Is now on. The Mis-.
souri, i now rising Mt nearly all points, and
Is pouring largo volume Of water into tho
Mississippi, causing rapid rise nj St Louis.
large amount of drift wood passed Kansas
City q few DAYS AFRO, showing that there has
been n considerable rise along the upper Mis-.
souri, and It's tributaries.
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Groceries.

SuGAn-Pure white, 79sM71Ec; off white,
6I@7hc, yellow clarified, &c; open kettle,
$1,000 c;rcfned A, 71z@7i%c standard gran
ulated, Sc; plantation graduated, 7Ac, pow
dercd, Slci cut loaf SIC; strong.
CoFTEE-COmmon, l5c, ordinary, l0c; fair,
l7c; prime Rio, lSc choice TO fancy, l0c; old
government, 3O@32c; quiet
RoE-Louisiana, 6@51c; Carolina, 6lE@
&c; quiet
CANNED GooDs-Pine apples si.75; peaches,
lbs, standard, 500 3 lbs, standard. $3.50
second $3.50; 3 lbs, standard 500. Toma-
toes, lbs, standard, SlOO; 3 lbs, standard,
Sll5, Strawberries, II 10. Raspberrics, n 60;
blackbcrres, -. lotgl.25 green cages, ~ .750t
l.s5 Pears, $l.2Oal.75. Plums, 81 65dl IS;
light weight, ID, GO6tG5c = lbs, Si.l0. CON.
densed milk--Crown. So. 75Gt5. 50: Eagle
$40, Swiss 1915. Salmon. 81. Sardines,
1915; mustard sardmes, 800. Mackcrcl,
$3.50 herring mackcrel, Sl25.
CAEHEs-StiCk all sizes, in bys, pals and
brls, sCalOc, fancy assorted, S@l5c; extra
fancy lsx2jc; firm
CnfEsE--New York factory, case; full
cream, l2dl3c; Young America, l3Cdlia.
MoLAssEs-lOuisiana, common TO fair, 20
Cd25ci prime to choice. 3jGI3Sc; fancy 406D
4ic; centrifuEals, common 10 fair, 20d25c,
prime TO choice, 3O@3jci syrup, 2O@iOc;
steady.
sAir-Saginaw, $l.30@l35 per brl; Ohio
river II 2OGGl.25 per brl; SKIS, fine, 1880
l.IO coarse, ;l.lO6pllj; pkts, 2Ag7c.
Scars AND CANDLES Soap, 3g5lsc. Can
dies, full weight, Toe.
SrAECH-3ls as &C.
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LIVERPOOL.

Atnoon: Spoi-Firm, demand fair. Sales.
10000 bales Of which American $500 bales.
Receipts I lOl halc, of which American /. 100
bales. Closing quotations were ~ follows
Ordinary i9,d, good ordinary. . l.lGl. low
middlinr. o b-lGl, good middllng, ODD mid
ding uplands, 0 OiGdi middlmg Orleans
5hd.
Futures opened steady at advance aud
closed quiet
The prices are given IN pence and Giths,
thus iGJ means i.6JGid, and b.Oi means
hl.Gidl
Al 4 y. m.-July, ASIA, buyers, July.
August 5.ll, sellers. August September.
o SID sellers, Srptcmbcr-Oyt uhcr. h2ld. val.
ne, r-NpyCmhcr, o ldi. sellers No
ycmhcr.ncrcmhcr hiid, sellers December
January, 5lid sellers January February
6lid, sellers. September, b.3id. sellers.
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Ieeistnns

HN.-Choicc, from sturr, nAcdti % car
load ftom lcycc or depot, tist0dipco.
prime store paWlc car load. from lcycc
or depot, tl1Opttisun prairie. from store.
Da'nC car load, lrom leycc OF depot, 1000
9lJD.
toEN-From store white, 6ic mited, Coz
from lcycc OF depot white in bulk, 6sc In
sacks, Gle, mixed IN bulk isH. In sacks, bQc.
OAu-from storr. white. 4Sc. mixed, l3c;
from lcycc or depot, white in bulk, lOc. IN
sacks, &c, mixed, IN bulk. 8sc, Ia sacks
4uv
BR,S-from store, 55c from lcycc OF
depot tiAVO@ii50.
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HoNE testimonials arr most reliable, and
n YOU will sea 4 your name and address we
will send state mcnts OF numbers Of the best
citizens 81 Nashville regarding the wonder.
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hcistcr. 2SS Main street
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nrcasi.tun-.

Couy Mru-..Stnndnrd, a. SAa2n0, pearl,
tiiO rullcr. 81 iOtt1iN. steady
br,Na ANB fEw--Nayy beans, l25A. me.
dunn, $50.
uAr Mr,L---ln half hrls, $50 from store.
ftorg-from store, common, So. fam.
ly $50 choice tiW fancy A2h. rN.
tm fancy ACi patent tiOnahM Quiet
tu,vktrs.aSudh, treble cNtm. Sc. ginger
snaps, b'tmS'sc assorted iumblcs iuMisc
DrNcEtp WmAr.-lu halt brls, Si5O from
store.
lloNiNN Am Guirs-Fum store, s12l.
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CHICAGO, H., July 5---The Drouer's Jour
nal reports: Cattle Receipts, $500 head,
including 800 head Texas and western cat
tie; shipments, 800. Market active and
about steady. Choice TO extra beeves 50. 500
625; common 10 good si0OG5. so; stockers
and feeders, AZ. 25@370; cows, bulls and
mixed, sl,50@3.25; Texas cattle quiet and
unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market opened higher closing
easier mixed, $j.55d5,s0; heavy, S5.05@5.00;
light, S5.50g5. 70; skips, $,00615 49,
Sheep-Ieceipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 head. Market steady natives, inferior
head.
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quarters, Sc; forequarters 4c. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo pRoDucTs-steady; mess pork. $3.50
sugar cured hams, llai2c; breakfast bacon,
i0l6@lih bacon, clear rib sides, sk@9c
bulk pork, clear sides, sL@skc; clear rib
sides s@sIsc; long clear, 7b@sc shout
ders, 6ssc.
LARD--Ics, Sc; half brls, SIC kegs SIC
choice kettle, DC; steady.
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Live stock.

L,Nns-Choicc, $500 common 10 good,
per head, 500.
Iloos-Choicc light 5@5'aci good, iN@
Be-. common, ii,miisc.
CAuiE-Choicc, 3'sGti,Sc; good, 3lltsic;
scnllawnl-. nominal.
snEEr-Choicc, o.; medium, 3,sc, com.
mon a uu.tI a.
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,o,,o, seed Products.

PRiNt CuunE Oii.-8itD32c; prime summer
yellow. 3iFtNc choice cooking summer vel.
low. Ale. prime cotton seed meal, SlGjOt1
i7.Oo, carload lots, less than carload $3.50
ais %
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fim- Mackcrcl, half bh.. No. I, t7.9,.
No. 2 800 lob hL NJ. 1, u.iS No. ?,
hiV DfL herring family 30 per boz.
fRrsn MrAu-thoicc beef hindauarters,
i0c; forcquaricr, Dc. second gade hind.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
uoye,ncn,. N, the Icycc.

Arrivals-Gayoso, Tiptonvillc; City OF
BATON Rouge, New orleans; Coahoma, Ar.
kansas City; DeSoto, Cincinnati.
Departures---C oahoma, Arkansas City;
CITY VI Baton Rouge. New Orleans.
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Groceries.

NEW York, July 5-Cofiee-Brazil growths
dull and nominal at an advance OF to 10
points; sales, %, $50 bags, including July,
81 .30@ll.4 AS; August, so. 35@l0.50; Septem-
Der, Sl005@l0. 20; October, 80 s0@995; No
vember, $9s0@9.90; December, 81. 1905. 90;
January, 5000 February, 1895; March,
5000; April, $l0.05@lO10. Sugar-Raw
strong, but unchanged; SIC for go test CEN
trifugal. Refined in fair demand and firm,
Molasses steady. Rio steady, but unchanged
CINCINNATI, o., July 5.--Whisky--- Steady;
SlA Butter---Steady. sugar-Active and
firm. Eggs-Heavy at 12@l3c. Cheese
Firm, higher; prime to choice Ohio fiat,
S@s13c.
CHICAGO. H.. July 5.-On the Produce
Exchange today butter was quiet. Cream
cry l5@lOc; dairy, l3H@l7c. Eggs-Quiet;
fresh candled, 131E@l4c.
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New York, July 5-There was n good vol
ume Of sales reached through deliveries on
previous engage mcnts, but excepting orders
for good assortments OF autumn prints there
was no demand 10 report. Merrimack shirt
ing prints, 5Ac Dunkirk fancies, &c; Royal
robes, l94c; Hamilton fancies, &C.
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COTTON MARKETS.

: The local cotton market openedsieady and
closed steady middling, etc. Sales, rs
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stage of the Rivers.

oFTIcE siaSAL sEnvIcE. u. 3 Al
MEAFuls, July s. I pm.
The following observations are taken gt all Ala.
lions named IN the 18th meridian time which Il
one hour later than Memphis time
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rr.dio.,s. rr.siis.. rrursieus letter, ws,srerssh.
nielly uss, Heals Insect pl,ss and suass Tphi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insure.s rvrfcc, ocmris,ion ana iesrs The r.c..
ksei. Arms and hands Son .nd smooth. Tn NJ
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
New York aud eastern demand, par buy
ing 50 per 81 600 premium selling. New
Orleans, 81 discount buying 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying Sl.5O per $1,000
premium selling
The volume Of business Is increasing rap
idly as the crops begin TO show signs Of prog.
rcss toward maturity. The clearinghouse
report thus far this week shows an increase
1874, Gi7.Ol over the same time last week,
and sim greater increase over the CORE
spending time last year, Now that the duh
month, June. has been passed over, a larger
business in every way except as to cotton,
from now on may reasonably be expected
The local cotton market closed steady
with sales Of scycntyiivc bales all 10 spin.
ners. At New Orleans spots closed quiet
and firm, with futures quiet and OIL | 10 2
points The Liverpool p'nrkoi closed firm.
Good middlpr iniddling uplandg and Or.
leans advanced l.lGd, futures quiet at an al.
vance Of point July unchanged,
New York spots closed firm with futures
steady; old crop months unchanged new
crop months up point.
"Thc committee Of the Cotton exchange,
saws the New York Times, which was APP
pointed for the purpose OF taking action on
the communication rccciyd from the New
Orleans Cotton exchange, comedies fully
with the stand taken by the latter exchange
on the risks Cntailod upon American ship
pers by the rules Of the Bremen Cotton cX-
change aud the Liverpool Cotton association.
These rules make the American shippers
responsible for about every kind of damage
that the cotton might meet with while being
carried 10 IT, destination There is not u
fair division Of the responsibility 80 the
American shippers claim, and Is To remedy
this state OF affairs that the New Orleans PEG.
pie ask the New York exchange To cooper.
ate with them IN trying To gct the foreign
exchanges to change their rules Letters were
sent yesterday 10 the New orleans exchange
informing the members that the New York
exchange would heartily cooperate with
them, aud communication was sent 10 both
the foreign exchange. asking Tor tho desired
change
Hubbard Price 4 Co., Of New York, say.
Increased animation aud another upward
turn ON values characterized the market for
contracts today. Il opened at about Tues.
days closing prices. Shortly after the firt
call large buying orders came In, and cspc-
cially for July ond August, and ~ they be-
gan 10 develop the demand WIS increased
by some free covering raising the cost OF
The old crop to ! points almost without
check. This seemed To bring matters up 10
the waiting limit u some operators aud
drew out heavy offerings under which there
was shrinkarc Of 8 points, which wiped
ont the entire advance. The new crop
sympaihilcd 10 some extent, but Some fair
selling took place"
IMPORTS.
Fourteen hbls apples, 300 sks bran, a.
brls beans and peas, 30 pkg butter no
pkgs bacon, go pkg. boots aud shoes. $500
tu corn. 10 pkgs cheese, 80 sh
.aV.. 10. ..ut.uf 40 al .lVN is.FNNH A A
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bales, including none last evening, OF which
none to exporters and all TO spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary nc; good ordinary, SIC;
low middlng, 0lEc; middling, 0}sc;
good middling 10 3i6c; middling fair, lOEc;
fair nominal dusty, 30 to lo lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
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Hand. aud Ninrh..

Tho following lst Is corrected REGULARLY,
and may be regarded a. the latest quotations
HANK SUCKS.
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Spots opened firm and closed firm mid
ding, l0510c Sales s35 bales Quotations
were as follows. Ordinary, 0-lGc; good or
binary, 0c low middling, 97sc; middling
10 5-lGc; good middling, 1890; middling
fair NE; fair, NE.
Futures opened duh and closed
steady as follows July 10 2S@lo 30
August l03i6lO.3j; September, 0s3@0.sj;
October, 0.03@0Gi November, 9j5Ct056
December 0h5@05Gi January, 0G3@96i
February, 97O@07l; March, 07s@079,
April, osG@9s7 May, ooi@o05, Sales,
o. 800.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and firm; middliug, 0Ac Sales, 100
bales. Quotations were a. follows Ordi-
nary nc. good ordinary, sac; low mid
ding 0Ac middling, OAc good middlinR.
10Ic.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
as follows July O7l@075; August, 07o@
OH September p2o@O3O, October, O0oGe
0lO; November, 0O3@0Oi, December, 9O5
QI0OG January, 013@Oli February, o -
Ct023; March, 03l@033, April OiO@9 ~
May, 0is@05O. Sales, 800 bales
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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MisceIlnIieous.

WnIsRY-Stroight Kentucky BourbQp,
81 5OMGO0 Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn. sharp advance, $l5D@3OG Eastern
rycs II .S5H6OO according to age and make,
common whisky DOc9l2j, according to
proof.
BAdGiNG-7 iE6Oc
PowpER-Kcgs, 500, half kegs, S2,75;
quarter kegs, tl.15.
llmFs-Dry lint, No / lOc No. 2, &c, dry
saltcd j4G7c; green sailed, No, I, &c; No.
2, $40 green, J9lci shccpskins, l6c@SLOG
Irregular
HEs-Sl %.
Snor-Drop, Sl.45' buck, $l.7j.
IFAp--5c.
NAns-lron, g.. 10 steel, So 25@23J.
TouAooo-COmmon, 2j@3jci other grades
35Gt Soc.
SNurF-Garrctts, SlO.s5; Rnlphs, SlO.25;
railroad, $3.50; Gail a Ak, 500
Coat Orl-rrimo white, wholesale lots
Olsc per gal.
BErswAN-isd20c.
TALON &C..
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, l0G
l3c: clear grease wool 206g,ic; bury washed,
2OGg3Oc; tub washed. 3OCG3ic.
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asked; August, 421Sc asked; year 3ic bid,
S2h asked; No 2white, cash. Acc bid. Oats
No. 2, cash, no bids, no offerings; August,
1910 bid, 20%c asked. Others unchanged.
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Wool.
New Yorn Dry Good. Marlet.

ST., LOUIS, Mo-, July 5.-Wool-steady
and unchanged.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

T.,s HAoAxS MAGNOLIA BALM With you ,oihs
ossslds. NounlAlns. home and all Runi nssor@i
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Household supplies.

ArrLu-Nonc In market except for ship.
mcnL Dried apples, G's@7'sc per Id from
store. Dried peaches, s1tbc from store.
FRUu-f'irm Orange, none In market.
Lemons, st5Oaj.jO per box, scarce firm aud
tending higher. Bananas, ii.OO@2.0O per
bunch.
PicKIn- Brls, 1850, half brls, 500.
PorArop- Firm; new, ~ d)glOJ per brl.
PurLrgY hickcns, spring, Sl,UOgL70,
mixed sl.75C2OO hens, ~. 25d260.
EGGs-Dull, boxes, Nc, eases, ~ sc.
Nurs -Coconnuts, $500 per Ion. Peanuts,
Virginia, GdGisc, Tennessee farmers stock,
iCtjc roasted 2isc higher SHIELDED Gg1c.
Pccans Texas, pCui2r.
Recommendations S2.5Od27b per hrl;
a. 90 per sack Cabbage. home grown, $500
per crate, krnut brls. A. ~. hall hrly $50.
Garlic, Toc per loo, Turnips SlOJ9l.2j per
brl.
RAIsINs-london layers, $500, layers,
S2.7h. California, g. jO@Jun
ButIul--Bntcrnc, i5c creamery, ~
Ci3oc. dairy, i5@l7c. country butter 100
iic.
Crprp-olark, $3.50 per bril- aud $3.50 per
half hrl.
NINEdAE-Pcr gal. s@l2c.
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This new beautiful and comfortable packet leaves
90, of Iealc street daily at :, aud 100 O'Clock
q m nud I'm. ans and by1o'cloCk pm, connecting
with outgoing aud incoming tfains NJ Wet Mem.
phis and saving time and mnncy 10 passengers, be-
been built with the Wow Of anofdng private part
ics. SUNDAY schools, clubs, etc, comfortable aud
saic cxcunious
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Eek.
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, o7-sc
Sales Today, rs Bales-Thc Tone Of
the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
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N. Q. KERR
MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives +. nsyishinriy nssntful eiia. Drives on
pio,shss. Rsdnss.. Eoaghness. rimriss sun-ssni
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lmports-M& CRRG &c S a NJ RR, ]; X G.,
Ma Il, H. steamers a. wagons, 3. Total, 70
bales.
Esports-L& YRR, IS; c, % wR n, H.
Total, 20 bales.
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Fourteen bbls apples, 500 sks bran, a.
brls beans and peas, 30 pkg butter, NC
pkgs bacon, go pkg boots and shoes. 800
bu corn. 10 pigs cheese, 80 sh
coffee ~ brls cement o. pkg dry goods, a.
pkg egur- 90 brls Hour, ~, bale, hay, ~
pkgs hats Is head cattle TI pkFs lard,
bl,OoO feet lumber, o. pkF' liquors, $50
hrls meal. 90 bu oats, ears pork sides,
~ pkg rice, g0J brls sugar and A2 pkgs
tahafrn
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APPEAL OFFICE,

THURSDAY EVENING, July 0, 1855.
The banks report good demand for money,
and say nothing is being done below the
stereotyped rate Of spcr cent
The clearing house report is as follows
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Del, Lack a W, 1851 m
Denver 4 Rio q, l5IS III
East Tennessee, o. ri
East Tenn LIST pid. CIV Pr
East Tenn ID pid, M Rc
Erie, 24L ri
Erie pfd, So 81
Fort Wayne, 1872 st
Fort Worth Il Den, % 81
Hooking Valley, 20l5 St
Houston 4 Texas, l3 IN
Illinois Central, ll5% 81
Ind Bloom Il West. lOA *
Kansas x Texas, 1877 81
Lake Erie x West, l354 TT
Lake Erie q W pid, ~ To
Lake Shore, WlE 10
Louisville 4 Nash, $40 III
Louisv d n Albany, Is ur
Memphis & Charlest. IS vi
Michigan Central, 7g1t WI
Nil, l. s Il w, iS W,
NJ, l. S d W pid, 50 We
Min Il 81 Louis, AZ Al
Min d 81 Louis pfd. . nj.
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GOVERNMENT.

United PAicf Coupons, g. 1877 ............. IA
United -taies Registered q. ipOi.......s... ~
United state Coupons al = ............a...a i07'
cnittd States Registered. A. a...........- i01l
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NOTICE.

A LII bills due the undersigned, con-
~ tracted prior to December 81, 1887,
must be paid before the end of the cur
rent month, or they will be placed in
the hands of u collector who will have
instructions to enforce settlement.
l.. B. KERR,
90 2w Merchant Tailor.