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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

peoDle will go where they get most
4, sbeir money and have made head
aaarters for groceries, dry goods. boots'
ssoes saa. notions &C., at j. X. Sandoz's-
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MARRIEp-At7 4 a. M, Dec. Is, 1888,
in the Methodist Church in 0polousas,
by the Rev. T. B. White, Rev. s. j.
DAWES, the pastor of the church, to
Miss MAGGIE THOMPSON. of Qpelousas.
After i reception at the brides moth
er,s. where some friends accompanied
substantial presents with the following
expression Of kind regards and good
wishes
40 your hearts, each to the other, are united |,
plighted, .-,e
Both accept, herewith, the best wishes of
friend,
That you may live long, and be happy Z
iifeis end.
The bride and groom IN eompan,
with several friends took the 9 Q. %
train for the Conference in New Orleans
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Louis Guidry, Alex. Guilbean, Adrien
Roy. Alcee Melancon, Toto Guithrean.
and Alcee Guithreau, of st. Martin par~
isl, and Dorrevalle Roy, of St. Landry,
accused of the $ taking off " of "a eolored
man named Eugene Lulin, in the south
ern part of this parish. on November
9th, were arrested aud committed to
iail Oh Th0rsday last, by Sheriff fonte-
not. The accused are said to be mem
bers Of the fanloas band Of . 'ReguIa-
to1sn . who have of late created such a
panic in our parish. The parties will
irply submitted to arrest, and aided our
Sheriff in his lphors, one OF them
ling him around in his buggy, and
sending word to the different accused
TO edae in and give themselves up A
Neutrality-suspicious. is to be had, when
The guilt or innocence of the parties
will be established.
Judge Lewis has fixed the appear
ance bond Of the above named parties
at $3.50. 90 each, which they will doubt
less furnish IN the course Of the DAY,
land regain their liberty.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

The steamer Warren which left
Washington on Saturday last, landed
Nc New Orleans with the boss cargo Of
the season. Her cargo consisted of 945
bales cotton. 1851 sacks cotton seed,
3s2 sacks rice, I79 hhds sugar, 362 bbls
molasses, 81 boxes eggs, 2 bbls. pecans
and sundries, consigned to varions
parties
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

On account of Christmas holidays,
tickets over the Morgan railroad to any
station in Louisiana, will be on sale, at
one fare for the round trip, on Dec. ~,
"a and 81, good to return until Jan. z,
1889. This will enable those who have
i desire to make !. Christmas visit to
friends abroad, chance to do so at
nomii,al price.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

Prettiest calicoes in town, admitted
by all who have seen them, at j. 4
Sandoz's.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

=. designs 10 fancy cards, envel
,aless 1 nat received at this ONCE
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The wisdom of ourSPolice Jury, in
the anpointment Of Mr. Diomel Durio
as Road Inspector for this parish, Is a,
ready n,anifeating itself. Although
only few days have elapsed since his
annointmenf, he learn that Mr. ID. has
already accomplished a great deal IN
building bridges Snd filing bog holes,
and has entered upon the onerous and
difficult duties Of his office with his ae,
ensfomed earnsstness and zeal. Had
this appointment beGS made some ;
months spaner. it is safe to say some of
aur nnblic roads would not be II tue
terrible condition they are to-day But
though it is uphill work noWs We ate
confident that they will soon be put ~
good order.
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! = stawart wants more carpenters
=. !; 9;ately s See advertisement on
.eand page. ~---
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Send in your orders early to sliaseea
for fish, crabs, shrimp, oysters, ETC.. ~
Christmas and New Year. LaIg1 y
small IN orders promptly filled and DEW
are1 nj dOmicil.
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A telegran-5 from Washington. D. c..

a ltIeSSI FE| ItUH " as'1iH y y
dated Dec. l8, sag7:
Cllas. D. Stewart has been appointed
hy Supervising Architect Fferet super
intendent of the new public building to
be constructed ut Opelousas, La.
MIR. Stewart is an excellent mechanic
and his appointment will undoubtedly
give general satisfaction.
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Public Building Sites.

Mr.. Bradley, the agent detailed to
make report upon the site TO be Sc
lected for U. s. building in our town,
opened the bids last Thursday and, as
will be seen by the following list, quite
an extensive assortment Of sites has
been offered-of every description and
at all prices. Mr.. Bradley left for New
Orleans on Thursday night The fol
lowing is list of the bids sent in:
Mary l. Garrard, Court and Bloch streets,
l30xli0 feet. $1,000
Same Court aud Littell, I3Oxilo.-.. 1000
sc fronting either Vine or Market streets,
l30 front by ITO depth, Observation-Disclosures 1000
Z. ID. Estilette, Market aud Vine streets,
fl0xI3b feet --.------.--- 1900
Same, Vine. between Market and Court SITS.
Same, Court and Vine l30xll0w w $500
Emma E. Martel Main and Cherry streets.
Frederic and Am6lie Donate, Main and
Bloch streets. l30x1l0 Observation-Disclosures. 800
T. H. Lewis and Mrs Chas. Petferkorn, Court
and Landry, 130xll0 # Observation-Disclosures. $500
Black s. Morris, Main 1856 it,, Vine 272, aud
Union lS6 i6U6
c. G. Duson, Market and Vine, ll0xl30 $50
Mrs NJ. NJ. Hayes, corner Court and Indigo
SITS, l0uxl09 II. ouut
jules Perrodin, Main and Grolee streets,
l10x130 ft Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Same, Main and Grolee, l30xlI0.- 2i00
Robt. Chachere corner Vine and Court, 1870
by IIU 1b 2ouo
| L. Dupre and v. Boagn, Court and Belle
| vue ll4xl30. 55O0
| A. Perrodin, Court and Landry, l30xll0
| Miss Clara Cooke, Landry and Main l3Oxll5
/ Jos Lassalle, Landry 233x200. -------- 1900
Jos. Lassalle, Bellevue and Liberty, III
by l63-- l5u
/ DOS Lasalle, Landry, 150x200ft North 1900
| C. E. Lemelle, Agt. Court ITO North 130 II.
iouu
I'll. E. Esterge. Agt. Court 244 Bloch 337 ft;
| 4.1ev
NJ. E. Labyche, Main 66xI7i depth 6O0o
| FL. H. & l.. Co, Union Il0xl30- -------- l06U
D. Lalanne, Court a3l North l60.---- 30ot
| Laurent Dupre Liberty $50 Bellevue lot
Laurent Dupre, Bellevue $50 L. X. Avenue
/ Laurent Dupre. Liberty 1870 Bellevue aud
A. L. Dupre, Liberty 242 Grolee 255--- 50e
/ Episcopal Church, Union Ito Landry 100 10y
&. B. Anslrus, Bellevue $50 Lambardy I2e
ooi.-.
! Jos Bloch, Union $50 Bloomfield I30.--- 60t
s. Jacobs, Main 1896, Bellevue 1896 Unlot
1890 ----- i-oo, -oo,
S. Jacobs Main 10 Bellevue l3O-.. I00i
DITTO Union l30 Bellevue l3O-------. 40ot
Dito Main ITO Union 40 Bellevue lb9 !
coo'
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

The arrangemr ruts for the grand bal
.o Ia given by the Coronas have been
,,arfeefed .s "a & and the affair will come Oh at
social Club Hall, on Saturday evening,
fha Goth inst. The managers are a,. y,
Sa;f II snch matters, and no pains VII ]
IA shared to make this the granaese
success Of the season Give them Q
E1rsr1aner.
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NOT ICE.
Public School Notice.

THyHE Public Schools throughout the parish
will be closed on December 2lst and VII
remain closed until January 9TH.
LAURENT DUPRE,
President Parish School Board.
Opeiousas, Dec. Is, 1883
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

]. B. Sandoz & Bro. have large
stock of Carriages, Hacks, Buggies,
Gigs, etc, which they are selling at the
lowest living prices. Call and inspect
file fine assortment now on laI-d.
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Bead cur supplement accompanying
this iEsHe of the COURIER, and you VIII
lee that our wiie-awake young Jeweier,
R. Mornhinyeg, Esq has made ample
Preparations for the Holidays BY laying
ii 4 most elegant stock Of verythlng
III bid line and wants every body to
kDoW it. Remi does pot believe IN
ahidiag bis light under bushel, bni
wants all the world to know that he i
determined 10 keep abreast of the times
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You eau save money by buying your
groceries at j. K. Sandoz's, and it will
raw Won to walk few extra blocks to
reach his store
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we noticed on our streets, a day or
two since, two loads of cotton, one con-
tanning nine and the other eleven bales,
from the Birotte plantation. These
are the largest loads we have noticed
for some years. They were on theif
way to the depot, for shipmeDt.to New
OrIaana.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

In the monthly report for NoNsnl Der
ofthe Louisiana Department of Agri-
culture, We find the following in refer
snee 10 81. Landry:
There is q strange disease among the
eattle ii this locality, and on Bayon
bnnf, III the eastern part of our parish;
fas cattle principally dying, falling as
/ with apoplexy or heart disease. no pre-
nonitofy symptoms, hence no treat
nnent has been, or could be attempted
Nothing of d like nature has heretofore
been known, and the disease has pre-,
vailed about two weeks.
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Bro Mccormick, Of the Lake Charles
hennlerciaI, together with Bros. Gil
agze and Cafew, and number oi
others, loft the main body of editorial
exeuIsionists in the City of Mexico for
! fnn over TO Vera Cruz, expecting 60
81 thence b sea to Galveston. Ihey
Wsfe compelled 10 retrace their steps.
aQwaFer, and returned to the capltai
aaat II time 10 witness the Sunday Dull,
agllta ID his interesting account q
aais tEip, Bro. Me-, while advertine
ssie I'D terseIy to this piece Of good
foEtnne, opens up such d vista Ct rare
asa sxciting sightseeing as is caleslla,
ssa e make the brilliant young eflitol
g TIE Baton Rouge Advocate furI
sEsea ith envy, He says:
81 tho evening we attended The Dnl
ngass and Witnessed the killing Of 81
sals anll four horses gored to death 3,
ssle balls. We had enough Of bnii
citing u last a life time.
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vTDIlsHED ON sAIURDA, ar1oz BY
osrrE & T. A. SANDOZ
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0PELOUsAs:

.SraDaY, DECEMBER %, 1888
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There came very near being several
centrally located vacant lots to offer as
suitable sites for the u. s. building last
Thursday, hat as the fire on the roUf OF
ths COURIER Office last Wednesday eve
nlng was discovered and extingnislietl
Y time, the u. s. government will have
y hant b site 10 s0me less centrally 10
Gated part of town. The fire, which
w. discovered about 8 p. nl appears
~ bare originated from toy balloon
q nv rocket that lodged on the shin
gle roof of our Office.
We submit that such innocent
a1lusements should not be permitted
~ The corporate limits.
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6,.Ipusas Courier.

iss,naI Of the Parish Of St. landry:
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-12-22

Latest novelties in ball programmes,
invitations, wedding cards, &C., printed
AT this office il the best styles.
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Posters are out announcing an excnr-
sion from this place TO New Orleans, to
leave on Monday, January 9TH, at $3.50
a, M, and returning on the following
Thursday. Fare for the round trip 81.
The excursion is given under the aus
pices and for the benefit of the Breaux' s
Bridge Literary and Gymnastie Club,
which is guarantee that it will be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-30
By TELEGRAPH.


Nrv YonK, June N-Money on call easy
AZ ifCg3 per cent, last loan, 2 closed AZ
2329. Prime mercantile paper lC60lS
per cent Sterling exchange dull and
unsettled, with actual business AT tlsCit
iUr sixty days aud tissIs Tor demand.
Government bonds were dull 10 steady
State bonds were dull aud steady.
The volume Of business at the stock ex.
change continues 10 grow smaller day by
day, but a feature Of the dealing Il that the
market remains firm 10 strong. The traders
who have the making 81 quotations almost
entirely In their own hand, have come 10 a
point whore they are afraid Ia put out any
further lines Of shorts aud tic limited OF.
fehngs Of stocks renders the covering of out.
standing short contracts n difiicult matter:
and y Il stated that At ruling nSurts Il Il
utterly impossible 20 buy even a small
block Of stock. Tolay's market WAS very
tame NJ the opening, though prices,
% compared with last nights hgnrcs' wcru
generally higher. Tho restraining order
obtained by somo Of the roads against the
Iowa commissioners gave a strung tone 10
the granfcrs. Northwestern showing a galn
OF y per cent Further gains of fractional
amounts were established In the Arly trad.
lng, the graneers Reading and Union Pacific
leading Tho latter stock was helped BY the
announcement that ~ effort would be made
/ NN hNNNaN W w NNf INWuluN Nlll lgIufV
the Housr. and that President Adams had
gone 10 Washington 10 use his influence "a
that end. The Nanderbilts Afterward 10.
came prominent and, though there wer,
NUMEROUS kilograms from the west In regard
10 the further cutting u rates ON drrsse,
heel, the hopc.ul uticmnces 81 Commissioner
blanchard seemed 70 have a neutralisin,
elect apon them. The constantly improv
Ing Earnings 81 the Northern Pacific stlmu
lated buying In those stocks today, and
Oregon improvement acored gain Of over
per cent New England came more int,
prominence later IN the day, and the ul,
ward movement was continued with0u
tet back during the entire day
though the c1trmely limited bushes
done prevented any marked movement Il
ihe reneral list The Close was very firm
however, though intensely duil. al abou
the beet prices Of the day. Tho number o
,hafss sold was only In.hh1. The active n.
IL almost invariably higher this evening
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TmK late heavy rains along the Ohio river
have caused that stream 70 rise several
inches.
Tnr James Lee arrived from Friars Point
early yesterday morning and returned last
evening.
IT isrcpcrted that several boats are aground
on Casyville bar, on the Ohio river, near
Evansville.
THr Rosa Lee came In from the upper
coast late Thursday night with light Trip.
She went back last evening.
THH Granite Stsie departed yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati with fair list OF
both freight and passengers.
THE Benton has been traded 10 81. Louis
parties for the steamer Gen. Tompkins and
200 In cash. The Benton will run In the
Missouri river trade.
TuE u. p. schcnck passed up from New
Orleans 90 Cincinnati last evening. She
landed at the wharf.boat and put of a lot Of
miscellaneous freight
THE City Of Cairo, en- route from st. Louil
10 Natohcz passed here yesterday forenoon
She put of !, 40 packages Of freight and
added S. tons Of sundries.
TnN Anchor line steamers that will leave
here tomorrow are the Belle Memphis, fol
NalcheS at 10 O'Clock am, and the Hudson
for ~. Louis nj o'clock pm.
THr farmers along the river do not lool
upon the wheat and corn crop a. NJ all
menaccd by the wet weather unless IL should
continue for some time 20 come. Tho wheal
Yield Il very fine indeed this year.
IHH City Of Monroe passed here yesterday
afternoon ON her way from Matches 10 81
Louis. She had big trip, including many
passengers She DISCHARGED i75 sacks OF cot
ton iced and bales o. cotton, and added Il
tons OF sundrics.
TmH river at this point Il on rise again
For the twcnty-four hours ondinga 2 o'olocl
yesterday afternoon II has risen tenihs
The gauge NJ that hour registered ~ fee
. tenths. The rise i the result Of the hcay,
10 have been general throughout tho Ohio
Tennessee and Mississippi valleys
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Cash quotations wer, 7, pillows

Cash quotations were n allows
Flour-steady; moro lnlmry.
No. spring wheat 5ot osp.c; No. 2 rel,
sic, No. 3 corn, tsAc, No . oats size; No.
rye, 02c; No. barley, o., No. I haxsccd,
ti.l5Cti.Se prime timoih5 seed $3.50.
Mes pork-rcr barral ilahattlS 90. Lard,
Per iO0klhs, tsO5 itas.lp short rib sides
loose, t7t5, dry ralied shoulders (boxcdl
500. ~
bu. corn 1900 bu; oess 200 bu; rye,
/ 600 bu. barley. 900 u.
shlpmenis-fionr. 10 brls, wheat Il. 600
bu, corn, ti7,OoO bu: orla. $4,000 bu; rye,
500 bu. barley. loo bu
~. LOUIS No, June 1.-flour-Fancy
and extra fancy in good dcmand and firm;
medium aud low grades doll. Wheat Cash
hrm; optious were unsettled and showed ~.
ile changr Al the opening Late In tho So.
zion there was an advance but n was i'm.
mediaicly followed by a fcactlon, and the
markets closed the same n yesterday. No I
rod. cash, s3,fastc. July, f0a@c0fc. clos
Ing nt ro,sc asked. August, so,fcteoc, clos
Ing AZ 7p,kW5p,.c September, eo,sCfeokc
closing II eOAc nominal December, ellf0
eilsc. closing At ei,k0si.o asked.
Com-Cash steady. futures opened veal
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though the gains are foE fractional amounts
only, except in Michigan Central, which
rose ] u per cent, and Oregon improvement
and Manitoba, ~ per cent each.
The railroad bond mapIsen was again very
dull. The tone Of the market, however, was
still strong, though there was little or no
feature TO the dealings. The final changes
are almost invariably w the direction Of
higher figures.
The total sales Of stocks today were so, 553
shnres. Closing quotations.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


LivKRrooI-
A. noon: epot--Dull and inclined 10
drop Sales, 1900 bales, Of which Amer.
can 1900 bales. Receipts 000O bales, Of
which American 30 bales Closing quota.
lions were n follows Ordinary tkd: good
ordinary. 3 LIED; low middling, 9 SLED;
good middllng, 3 ii-i0d; middling uplands,
bisd: middllng Orleans. 3 oiled.
Futures opened quiet at decline and closed
steady.
frhe prices arc given IN pence and 0iths,
thus as means i6J-0id, aud 50i means
A.i-0id.
At4p m.--June, 6sid, buyers; JuncJuly,
hSid. buyer; July-Angusi, 59od, SELLER;
August september. 5.Sd, sellers. September.
October. 6.ipd, seller; October November,
si4d. seller. Novcmbcr.Dcoembcr 5.i2d.
buyers Dcccmbcr.January, ai2d. scllcrr;
September. 02sd, sellers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending June "a Lass
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
duh and easy; mIddling, 0s1c. Sales,
800 bales. Quotations were as follows ordi-
nary, 7Jic; good ordinary, exc, low mid
ding o,lc; middling, o9.c; good middling,
1870.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows June, nominal; July, o0i@002;
August, 0OO@00i; September, 020@9.27i
October, 00J@00s; November e,02@o03;
December, o.Oieo.05; January, oi2@ols;
February, o2l@o22, March. 090@o32i
April, eSO@o.4i; May, ois@o.6o. Sales. O..
100 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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rRNE CaupE oIL--5l@S2c, prime summer
yellow, a56tJio choice cooking summer vel.
low, Csc, prime cotton seed meal, ti6 800
l7oo, carload lots, less than carload, 1850
Gals An
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-30

Arrivals-James Ice, Friars Point; Rosa
Ice, osccola City Of Cairo, ST. Louis; City
Of Monroe, hatcher; U. II. schenek, New Or
leans
Departurcs-James Ice, Friars Point: Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Cig OF Cairo, Natchcz: City OF
Monroe, ST. Louis U. T.. Schenck, Cincin.
natl; Granite State, Cincinnati.
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Groceries.

SuaAR-Pure white, 70; of white,
6ssc; yellow clarified, 6hc; open kettle,
6Jf@0c; refined A, 6Ng6kc; standard granu-
lated, TIC; plantation graduated, TIC, pow
dcred &c; cut loaf, Nc; strong.
CoFFEE--Common, l5c, ordinary, 16c; fair,
lie; prime Rio lSo; choice TO fancy, l0c; old
government, 30G932c; quiet.
RIoK-Louisiana, 6g51fc; Carolina, 0h@
&c; quiet.
CANNED GooDs-Pinenp apples, 10 peaches,
2 lbs, standard, $500 lbs, standard, $3.50
second, $3.50; lbs, standard, 500. Toma-
toes, lbs, standard, $3.50; 3 lbs, standard,
fi.i5. Strawberries sl.75. Raspberries, Sl.GO;
blackberries, si.i0gl. %; green cages, $l.75CD
1855. Pears, $l.2O@i75 Plums Sl.05@L75
light weight, 1 ID, G0@G5c; lbs, sl.l0. Con-
dcnscd milk-Crown, s5.75dD5.s5 Eagle
81. rs; Swiss, 1915. salmon, $l.S5. Sardinoa,
1913; mustard nrdincs, $500. Mackerel,
81 30, herring mackerel, $1.25.
CAsDiEs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs pals and
brls, sGl0c, fancy assorted, S@i5c; extra
fancy. lSx25c; firm.
CnrEsE-New York factory case; full
cream, l2di3c; Young America, l3tGi4a-
MoLAssEs-Louisana common 10 fair, 20
Cl25c; prime TO choice 33@3sc; fancy, 40g
45c; centrifugals, common 10 fair, 2O@25c;
prime TO choice, 3O@S5c; syrup, 2O@iOc;
steady.
sAir-saginaw, si.3O@l.35 per bril- Ohio
river, 81. pool. 20 per brl; SKIS, fine, si.3565
i.l0; coarse, 81. i0Cgi 49, pkts, 2A@7c.
Scars AND CAsDLEs-Soap, 3@0hc. Can
dies, full weight, loo.
SIARCu-3lsO13Lc.
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L,SN-cboicc, $50. common 10 good,
per head, 500
Households light 595j.c; good, iN@
o.; common, s1ettic.
C,rrLr-Choice, SH@i,fc; good, S1e34c;
scallawags. nominal.
snErr-Choloe, Sc; medium, SIC COM
mon. Al GOAL so
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OfTicr sidNAL ennvicr, u, n A.. l
NrnrHia. juno -, pm.
The following observations are taken al All sla
tlona nam 81 IN the iflh meridian time, which i
one hour later than Memphis time
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Imports- &CRRG MATRR. 80. L& y

inpoft-m 0 ~ ~ W. " hi N ~ ~ - - - - -
n, IS: NJ &LRRR,2C, o & sw RI; steam
ers 4; wagons, g. Total lOl bales.
Exports-L, NO SIR X, 3lo Total. ale bales.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
June 20 $40 bales, as against 1872 bales last
week, and 25s bales same week last year;
since September l, 6i0,52 bales, against 66i,-
1857 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 3022 bales, as
against 400 bales same week last year. since
September /, Oi0, pa bales, as against 0i7 ,Sl2
bales Same time last year. Weeks sales,
$40 bales; exporters, 200 bales, aud spin
ners, 776 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady
middling 10 3-l0c. Sales, 226balcs. Quota
tons were as follows: Ordinary, 7-lGc; good
ordinary, SIC low mlddling, o9Ic; mddling,
10 3-iGc good middling, i0hci middling fair,
llXc; fair iiAc.
Fnures opened steady and closed
steady, as follows; June, i0.05@i0,07; July,
iCiGOI0.io, august, O.2S@io "a September
0sl@0s2; October, 06i@0,C5 November
s6G@957; December 057; January, 90i@
005; February, o.7i@972; March, e.70@9.so
April, os7@oss; May .e.oi@o0d. Sales
III, 400.
Weekly cotton statement, for week ending
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tsic local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet middling oXc Sales, 100
bales, including none last evening, OF which
none to exporters and all to spinners
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 1870; good ordinary, ssSc;
low middling, 9%c; middlng, oAc;
good middling, 10 i-iec; middling fair lo9sc;
fair nominal; dusty, &c TO ic lower.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-30

NKw YoRK. Juno 20--Thc market was
quiet In demand but active in forwardings
on old engagements.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER GENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE "a PREM SELLING.
Cotton quiet -Middlins Cotton, 0 $40
--sales Today. 100 E,ales--rhe Tone Of
tho General Market steady-Meats
! Steady.
rnrnAx rvrSiSn. inSr sa. rs.

The banks report good demand for money,
and say nothing is being done below the
siereotyped rate OF s per cent
The clearing.house report Is as follows: