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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28

The ohickasaw left for White river last
evening with good trip.
NAVIGATION ON the Ohio river above Gin
cinnati Is closed 80 far as the large boats are
concerned.
The City Of Monroe Is announced to leave
here tomorrow evening at o'clock for Cairo
and st. Louis.
TnE elegant passenger steamer Granite
State will leave here Friday at o'clock pm.
for Cincinnati.
The Gayoso departs this evening at 8
o'clock for Tptonville and way landings on
the upper coast
The City OF Cairo passes here tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock on her way from 81.
Louis 10 Natchez.
The U. 7. schenck should pass here to-
morrow night ON her way from New Orleans
10 the Ohio river.
THE James Lee, from Friars Point and the
Rosa Lee, from 0sccola, were in and out yes
terday with fair trips
TnE Ohio arrived from Cincinnati at an
early hour yesterday morning with $500
packages Of freight. She returned last even
Ing with fair trip.
TuE Coahoma will be found nc the wharf
boat receiving 20 depart this evening ut s
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point Concordia,
Terrcne aud Arkansas City.
The City Of 81. Louis. from New Orleans,
passed up 10 St. Louis yesterday morning
with good trip. She put Oft a lot OF mis-
cellancous freight nj the elevator.
THE effect OF the rains on Saturday and
yesterday have not yet been felt here, and
unless they were pretty general oil over this
section, not much OF a rise Is expected. All
the lower river packets are laid up.-Piits-
burg Post, 25tk.
....,.., Il, An .astarn exchanga s.va
The average American sieamboatman will
be astonishcd 10 learn that the number Of
steamers plying on the Volga and It's trib-
| utaries Is greater than the number on the
Mississippi; that ti5,0O0,O00 worth Of pro-
ducts annually come down single tribu-
tary Of the Volga, namely, the Kama, a
| stream OF which few Americans have ever
| heard and finally, that the waters OF the
Volga river system annually hoat nearly o.
| O0O.000 tons Of merchandise, and furnish
employment 10 nearly 1000 vessels and 200,
600 boatmen. II may be that an ordidarily
well educated American ought 10 know all
these things, put I certainly do not know
| them, and they came 10 me with the shock
Of complete surprise.
| PrIOrs say II the channel remains where Il
now Is at Pulltight, little lower water will
| lay bare the wreck Of the Charley Bowen,
which Is directly In the best water, resulting
| In making that point among the worst place.
between Cairo and 81. Louis. An effort will
be made by river men 10 induce the govern
ment 10 locate spar buoys In the Mississippi
river wherever needed instead OF those nov
In use. The former are used In the Ohio
and resist all efforts Of the current or boat
| 10 dislodgc them on account OF their simpl,
construction, which consists ola spar twenty
feet long, ono end anchored by chains 4
some heavy substance, the other end par
mitted 20 sway with the current several lee
above the surface OF the water sinking
whenever covered by boats only 10 flop q
the surface again when unobstructed.
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srGAR-Purc white, &c; of white,
0skc; yellow clarified, 6hci open kettle,
5lT616c refined A, 6sIC961Sc; standard granu-
lated, nc; plantation grenulated TIC, pow
dered, Sc; cut loaf, Sc; strong.
CoFFEE-Common, 16c; ordinary, lie; fair,
lsc; prime Rio l9c; choice TO fancy, 2lc; old
government, 30@32c; steady.
RcE--Louisiana, 6H@0Hc; Carolina, GIG
&c; quiet.
CANNED GooDs--Pine apples, 81. rs; peaches,
2lbs, standard, $500 3 lbs, standard, $50;
second, 81. so; lbs, standard, $500. Toma-
toes, lbs standard, $l.00; 3 lbs standard,
81. i5 Strawberries, $l75. Raspberries, 81 90;
blnckberries, 81 10C1i. %; green cages, $1.75Cg
1855. Pears, $l20a1.75. Plums, 81 .659l. rs;
light weight, / ID, GO@65c: 2 lbs S110. Con-
densed milk--Crown, $5.75GD5s5; Eagle
s7.75 Swiss, 1913. Salmon, $l.S5. Sardines,
1916 mustard sardines, $500. Mackerel,
$3.50 herring mackerel, $l.25.
CAHDIEs-Stlck, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, s@i0c, fancy assorted, S@i5c; extra
fancy. lsx26c; firm.
MoLAssEs-Louislana, common to fair, %
Cp25c; prime TO choice, 33@3sc; fancy, 40g
45c; centrifugals common 10 fair, 20CG23c,
prime to choice, 3O@3Sc; syrup, 2o94oci
quiet
CmrEsE-New York factory, case; full
cream, 129l3c; Young America, l39l4a.
SALT-Saginaw, $i.3O@l.S5 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. POL, rs per brl; SKIS, fine, $i.35g
40; coarse, sl.i0Cai.i5 pkts, 2N@7c.
Scars AND CANDLES Soap 3(g5lEc. Can
dies, full weight SA@9c.
STAnCH--3lk03Lc.
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Cash quotations were a. follows

tnth quotations were w. ioiloWG
Flour-stcady and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, sO9sOXc; No rcdl
size; No. 2 corn, ssJsc; No. oats, SIC; No
2 rye, 53c; No. 2 barley, Csc; No. I fiaxsecd.
o.. IDOL ~; prime timothy seed, $3.50.
Mess pork-Pcr barrcl, si302k@i3.eo;
lard. per 100 lbs, ts.22i, I; short rib sides
(Ioosei. $3.50, dry salted shoulders (boxcdl
tG0@0.25; short clear sides (boxed), $3.50
Receip,s-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat. $4,000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 10000 bui rye,
1000 bu; barley. 5000 bu.
Shipmonts-flour, 2oso brls; wheat GOO
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oais, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 bn.
ST. Lows, Mo-, juno T.-Flour-Extra
fancy grades In good demand, Others quiet
and steady. Whcat-Cash grades frmer.
Futures opened H@lc HIGHER, but oased OF
and declined iilaiskc, thcn rallied partially
and closed 20 &c below yesterday. No. 2
red, cash, sS6tS9,lc; Junc, s3clsS,<c, closing
At s31o; July, 70A@sie closing at S0,sc;
August, I9H@sic, closing At Ie)ti December,
S4.dS5s.c closing at 81 &c.
Corn-strongor early, but broke with
wheat, and closed Kak, below yesterday.
Cash, 45sCtl5l Nc; July i5Hal5Ac, closing
at 4b4c bid; August, fbi.mi6kc, closing AZ
40isc bid. september, Bh6ei6Ac. closing at
desc; the year. 96tstg3sc, closing at s0Hc.
Oais--Firmer No. 2, cash, 33CgS3Ac; July,
28s.0d27c: August, 24Ct2iisc.
i've and Barley-No market
Bran-Easicr; b0c.
Flax Seed-Duil, fi.O2
Cornmeal-Stcady; tpti.
Iiay-Dulli prairie, soo4ii.ooi timothy
@i2c. ID
Provislons-Quiet with only Job and or.
der trade Done. Fork ,b small lots, tli.50.
IArd--s7 5000. Baeon--shoulders, 81 90
long cleau, tsisi clear ribs, ts.t0estSi
short clears, fs.05de.I0 Dry salt meats
-lboxcdl shoulders, 800 long clears, q. y
@7.02,s; short ribs, 40 hort clear, V.s'A
Recclpb-Fiour q,coo iris; wheat iS,ooC
bu; corn, 1900 bu; ouis $500 bui rye
shipmen,s.~Fiour, 10oo brlE wheat 2,oot
bu; corn, 1900 buifoa,a, 1900 bu; rye
and barley, none.
Afternoon Board---vheat, lower; June
Sc bid; July, 70,kc, AUGUST, 7gHc. Septem
bcr s0,kc. Corn-EasieE July, t5kc, Au
gust l6,.o sepiembcreiolS 0ats-Dull.
Kansas CRY, No. .ssJme 27.-wheat-
Steady; No. 2 soft Jgr, IiAo bid, I2h'
asked August me BID No. red, July
Ooc asked; August 6s.,c bid, 0eko asked
Corn-Stcady; No. cash, f2Ac asked; July
424c asked. August t2,.c bid, 4Skc asked
the year, $40 bid, Size asked. No.
white, cash, isc asked. Oat--No.2 cash
no bids nor offerings July, 20ko bid; Au
gust sales al 20kc.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
ItyRRpoof,.

At noon; spot--Firm, and demand fair.
Sales, 10000 bales Of which American {, 600
bales. Receipts 4, l0Obalcsof which American
400 bales. Closing quotations were as fol.
lows Ordinary, AID; good ordinary, Lied;
low middling, 6-i0d; good middllng, n.
leans, 8 Died.
Futures opened quiet aud easier and closed
steady.
(rhe prices are given In pence and 0iihs,
thus, aus means A6J-6id, aud SOL means
5.i-0id.l
Attpm.-Juno, SSsd, buyers June-July,
b.3sd. values; July.August, b.sid, buyers,
August-scptcmhcr, o 2Dd, buyer. september
October, 6lDd, buyers; October November
6.l5d. sellers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5.lad
sellers; Overwhelmingly, 6.i2d, buyers
September, b.2gd, buyers.
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@o.eo; November, s9e5; December, $685.;
January, $o.55. Z ~ -
Sugar Raw, firm; refined active and strong
&c" 65s@63<c extra 20" 5s<@55sc; white
extra "c,' BIC; yellow, SIC; mould "a, :"
7.00c; standard "a" oslo; powdered, 71sc;
granulated, 6N@6s1c. Rice-Dull and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI, O., June q. whisky Steady;
sales 545 barrels finished goods ON basis OF
$i.l4. Butter--Steady. Sugar-Firm. Eggs
Stronger at l3@13l<c. Cheesc--Steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June q. lon the Produce ex-
change today the butter market was firm;
creamery. 15A@181Ec; dairy, l4@17c. Eggs
Quiet fresh, i4@l4xc.
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No. 2 1878; l0-lb kit, No. /, N.16; No. 2,
81 10, Dry herring, family, DC per box.
FREsH MEATs-Choice beef, hindguarterss,
loc; forcquarters SC; second grade hind
quarters Sc; forequartersi &c. Sheep, &C.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoe PRoDuors--Quiet; mess pork, $3.50;
sugar cured hams, 1l@12c; breakfast bacon,
l0H@l1L, bacon, clear rib sides, $4,000;
bulk pork, clear sides, sA@sNc clear rib
sides, s@sHci long clear, 7H@sc; shout
ders, exc.
LARD-Tcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC
choice kettle 9.c, steady.
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WIKI you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bitfers. Hodges sarsaparilla
rcnoyntes and invigoratcs the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the blood. q per bottle, sixbot ties
for S. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Hester. 2R3 Main street
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middling, oHc. Sales 90
bales, including none last evening, Of which
none to exporters and all to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 75sc good ordinary, SIC;
low middling 0Nc middling, o%c;
good middling, 10 l-i6c middling fair lOssc;
fair nominal.
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THE RIVERS.
steamboats, Leaving.


Arrivals-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; James Lee,
Friars Point Ohio, Cincinnati; City Of St.
Louis, New Orleans.
Departures-Rosa Lee. 0sccola; James Lee,
Friars Point; Ohio, Cincinnati; City of St.
Louis, New Orleans; Chiohasaw, White river.
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Cossou seed Products.

Pnsk CRupE one-3l@32c; primo summer
yellow, 35e,SGc; choice cooking summer yell
low, i5c; primo cotton seed meal, ti0. 60Ce
100 carload lots. less than carload, $500
GIa50
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CHICAGO, H., June 27.---The Droper's Jour
nal reports. Cattle Receipts, 10000 head;
shipments 800 head. Market irregular;
inferior TO choice, So 9o@6.05 cows $500
$40; Texans, $i.40@3Go; stockers, $2.4o@
800
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market strong; mixed, $500
$40; heavy, s5.G0@5.S0 light, S5.40@5.G0;
pigs and culls, 81. 20@540.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
none Market slow; mnttons, A.00@5.00;
inferior, $3.00@3,50; western feeders, 49, 10
@34o; Texans, $I.65@3.76; lambs, per head,
81. 5Ot1375.
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HoLLowAy's Vermifuge Connections are
the most elegant and effective vermifuge
have ever used. John Smithers, NJ. d.,
philadelnhia
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NEW York, June 27.---The market was
foatureless as usual to the close Of the
month, and while transactions were very
moderate. the movement on previous BUSH
ness was very good.
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Groceries.

Nrw YoRK, June T. Coffee = Brazil
grades dull and nominal loo for fair; options
quiet aud steady closing with o points adj
vance. BALES, i0,7so hRgS June, si2759
1890. July, go. sollio.S; August $500
ess; september, se'7ob97b; October $685.
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orTIcR SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 4 A.. [
MEarIns, June "a, pm. I
The following observations are taken Al all sta
tlons named In the 18th meridian time, which In
one hour later than Memphis time
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L.Ans-Choloc, $3.50 common 10 good,
per head, t2O0.
Iloos-Choice light 5@5Hc; good, 4N@
&c; common, 4A6tifc.
CArrLK-Choicc, 3h@ijfc; good, 3k@ic;
scallawaga. nominal.
snErr-cholcc, &c; medium, 3,lc; com.
mon. a. GOAL. 80.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Nothing oi interest iranspircd In the gen.
crnl market today. business was quiet and
prices remained unchanged.
In the New York grocery market there Il q
fair demand Tor coffee. Sweets have i'm.
proved, sugars In particular securing fuller
demand AZ hardening values for both raw
aud refined, with MolaEscs and syrups both
siiiiening Rice Is not very active aud only
secures average attention. Spices move
slowly, giving promise OF something better,
aud ien. while Disappointing, are not being
urged into notice The general features Of
the market arc nominally unchangc a.
Tho New Orleans sugar. molhsscs and rice
markets remain unchanged as 10 prices and
movement
TuE CHICAGO oRAIN MARKEr.
Chandler, brown a Co. Of Chicago. 10 OK.
den Foniainc, OF Memphis "Noiwithsisnd.
ing the fact tina, wheat closed lower than
yesterday We rcgnrd the market ~ In better
shape for an advance. Continued heavy
rains are reported from the west and south.
west and better export demand at sea
board. Three or four loads are reported
taken today. while Hutchinson, Rakcr and
Jones Kenneth were good buyers. Local
shorts continue hammering the market but
II IL evident that the heavy weights are
covering aud the old time bulls buying In
soft spots Curb, August IpAe.'
Brcsa.tsas.
CoRs MGAL--Standari. s2sja2O0, pearl,
A.i0 roller, S3.iO6t3 IS. steady.
Brass Asp fEas--Nayy beans, t27S; mo.
dium, $3.50.
Oar MEAi--.ln half bris. $3.50 from store.
fLouR--from storc, common, S5.t0Cf3 J. 15
family. a. ~. choice. a.3 ~, fancy. 20 ex.
ira fancy, tisb. patent t5.eO95iO Quiet
CnAcgTna---soda, treble extra, Sc. ginger
snaps, 5hMs4C assorted iumblcs, iOMi2o.
CnAcKED wHrAr-.ln hall brls, $3.50 from
store.
lIoHxT ASp Cnirs--From store. s3.2S.
Peeassaas.
| HAy--Cholcc, from store, n5cdti 90. car
load. from leyco or depot, tlS60di0 ~.
prime store, 0dnl,fc; car load, from lcycc
or depot, ti7 0oaisO0. prairie, from store,
ooe5Oc; car load, from leyce OF depot, 5000
eti3.OO.
CoRK-From store. white, cic; mixed, &c;
from levcc or depot white In bulk. 5gc, IN
sacks, 92c; mixed, In bulk. 57c; Ia sacks, COO.
OATs-from storc. white, 45c; mixed, i3c
from leycc or depot, white, H. bulk, 20, N
sacks, &c, mixed, la bulk, Sc; In sack
4Oc.
BRas-From siorc, CSC; from levce o.
depot, ti5.t0@i0.0o
Provisions.
| l.ll A.la M 4 Of
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Miscellaneous.

wmsKY--stralght Kentucky Bourbon,
~ 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, s1.506o300; Eastern
rycs Si.S5@800, according 10 age and make;
common whisky, ooc@l2S according to
proof.
powDrs-Kcgs $500; half kegs s276;
HIDRs-Dry flint, No. l, i0c; No. 2 &c: dry
sailed, 5Jf97c green salted, No, l. &c; No.
2 SIC; green, 3gic; sheepskins, ioc@ti.oO;
irregular.
TIEs-$l.l6.
smor-Drop, si.i5 buck, ti.7S.
LKAD--5c.
NMLs-Iron, s2io; steel, g. 25@2.S5.
ToBAcco--Common, 2o@Soci other grades,
35ts5c.
sxurr-Garrett's, sio.s5; Ralph's si0.25;
railroad, t0.s5; Gail A Ak, 5000.
Coat ou~-Primc white, Wholesale lots,
ol<c per gal.
BKEswAx-isd20c.
TALLow--3Ctlc.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, i0@
i3c; clear grease wool, .0@25c; bury washed,
2o@30c; tub washed. 3o@Sic
Household supplies.
vEorrAmEs-onions. S2.5oG275 per brl;
ti.6O per sack Cabbage, home grown, $3.50
per crate; krnut, brls, 1880 half brls, $3.50.
Garlic 6oc per 100, Turnips, sl.oo@i25 per
brl.
ArrIrs-None In market except for ship
mont Dried apples, Oh@7kc per ID from
store. Dried peaches sCd9e from store.
fRuir-0mngc, s5.0og000 per box. Lem
ons, SaoO@doO per box. Bananas, $1,000
200 per bunch.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 400
PorAroEs-Firm; new, t2.259250 per brl.
PouLTRr-Chickens, spring fi.25g2.T0;
mixed, s2.00d2. %; hens, s25O@2.75.
Eoos-Quict; boxes, iic cases, IL &c.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 0CG0J.c; Tennessee, farmers stock.
ia5c; roasted. 2I<c higher sholled, 6@7c.
Pecans, Texas, 001i2c.
RAIsfNs--London layers $780, layers,
s275; California, t2.6o@Soo
BurrER-.B utterinc, i6c; creamery, 20
@,Joc; dairy, i5@l7ci country butter 100
i5c.
CIprn-ouark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
vINEaAR-Pcr gal., s61l2c.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmpOrts-M & CIR X, TO- M&T Il X, o. L&
r, S. G, o &s RI; & Mr. X, Q; steam
en-, Il wagons, g. Total, % bales.
Rxports-L 4 NRR, 400. C, o& sw II n, 1875; L,
No&TRR, 2s. Total, 6j2 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed quiet
middling, l0hc. Sales, 600 bales. Quota
lions were ms follows Ordinary, TIC good
ordinary, s15-i0c; low middiing, 9i3-i0c;
middling I0Lc; good middling, 10 0.i6c;
mlddling fair, II 3-i0c; fair. II 1880.
Futures opened quiet and easy and closed
steady, ms follows, June, 10. i2Gl0 10; July,
l0.i4a10.15; August, TO- 22@i0 % September,
a70a0s0; October, o.50@0GG November,
o,s0d0.50; December 9.49@9.5o January,
o.57@05s; February, 9,6i99.05; March, 972
@o7i April, es090S2; May, oSs@o.so.
sales, 1875, 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
duh and easy; middling, 9Hc. Sales,
O00balca Quotations were rs follows ordi-
nary o-i0o; good ordinary, s6.i0c; low
middling, 9%c; middling, os4ci good mid
ding. 1910.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
steady as follows June, 0.55@9.50; July,
0.5s@05a August, ob09e.57; September,
o22@o23; October, o.03@o.os; November,
sO7@99s; December, s.99&i000; Janu-
AIRY, 90s4900 February, 0.l7@0.is; March,
096@027; April, 0.S5@9.S0; May, DAG
0i5. Sales. ~, 200 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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sr. LOUIS, NO., June 27,---Wool---stead
and unchanged.
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Wool.

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 27.-Turpentin,
Firm, 32l<c
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FINANCE-AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER GENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton -Middlng Cotton, 0 Sac
Sales Today, 90 Bales-The Tone OF
tho General Marked Steady-Meats
Quiet.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, JuNR27 lSSS
The banks report good demand for money,
and say nothing is being done below the
stereotyped rate of 5 per cent
The Clearinghouse report Is as follows;
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives . nssishlnely p,sasIna siin. Drives %
plo'sAss. nsansss. neaslnss.. rnpiss sns-saaI
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MAGNOLIA BALM

NJ mao S1 nAoEoIIz BALM ~l.h ysu loshs
osssI>4 Mountains. bone I'D ~ nana hsssssi
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N. @. KERR

Having purchased shs daily market OF me isis
John sayii;e iso Main street. respectfully NV"
~ cid patrons friends and the public sss s ~ ~
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LONDON, June q, 4 p. ---Consols closed
at 90 0-l6d for both money and the account.
OF England on balance today is f5i 900.
PARIS, June 27.--Three per cent rentes,
s2f 62l9c for the account.
BANK cLEARfgos
CHICAGO, Ill, June a. Clearings, 80, i7o,-
900.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June -Clearings, g, 009,-
209; balances, s308, 52I.
NEW York, June 27.--Clearings, $40, 003,-
s7i; balances, $4,76l,s3J
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 27.---Clearings 81
$50, 500; balances, Si56, 1ls
BosroS, Mass, June 27.-Clearings, sii,-
7i6,G balances, Sl,720,0i3.
PmLApELPmA, June p ---clearings, ST.
800, 600 balances Sl,S7l,i73.
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day In wheat for those who tried TO follow.
Prices opened a trife higher, with bull news
fromthe southwest, where rust and rain were
endangering harvest. There was some buy
ing by outsiders, and early cables were en-
couraging also; on these prices advanced
July from SOC TO S0kc, August TO S0ssc and
December TO s3Kc. Then there was free
selling Of July, with nome buying OF Au-
gust and the market went of 10 70Tc for
July and 79Xc for August. This was fol-
lowed by n slight rally, which brought July
and August about together at SOC. Later II
was surmiscd that the leaders were selling
out and there was a brcak, which carried
July down 20 79l<c, DC under last night,
and still later rally caused Il 10 sell az SOC
shortly before the close OF the morning ses-
sion. August kept July very close company.
The prices at 1 o'clock pm. were shade
better than the close last night rs follows
September, sONc; December, s2Hc. A bulge
OF &c during the last fifteen minutes Of the
session wGs due 10 the report OF thirty boat
loads taken for expectation. Later cables
were bcarish, and the market closed for the
day at s0lsc for july nc under last nights
final figures.
Corn opened shade higher than the closing
prices Of yesterday, was firm and advanced
Nc, influenced 10 considerable degree
10 the rccclpts lhllnR on soho rum cApteh
tlons. The feeling then became easier and
offerings were quite liberal, especially OF
July, and the market sold off k0ic, due
TO a weaker tone Of wheat and the tree sell-
ing Of largo local operator. The market
then frmed up some, The estimates for 70
morrow not showing any improvement and
prices reacted k9skc, again ruled quite firm
and closed about the same as yesterday.
Oats opened firm ard ranged higher for
deliveries, but the market declined some
and closed with deferred deliveries shade
lower. Trade was conducted In quiet way
and without attracting much attention.
The provision market aas decidedly pa-
thctic. There was no outside orders 10 cut
any figure and trade was given up 10 scalp
err. In prices changes were uninportant
the largest being on pork. July sold at
$3.50 and closed al Sl369H.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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For Cincinnati and all Points East

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g. 81 L & P pfd, a0Jz
Gin, San a Cleve, CO
Cleye a Columbus, 46M
Delaware x Hudson, 100
Del, Lack q w, 1907
Denver & Rio q, w
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East Tenn LIST pfd. G2T
East Tenn I'd pfd, M
Erie, n
Erie pfd, b5X
Fort Wayne, 1872
Fort Worth Il Den, 20
Hooking Valley, 205<
Houston Il Texas, -
Illinois Central, ZIG
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Kansas A Texas, 1873
Lake Eric * West, l4Z
Lake Erie & w pfd, l5H
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nASK STOCKS.

The following let Is oorrcctcd regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations.
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One hundred and hfiy sks bran, rs pkgs
butter, 10 pkgs bacon, 500 pkgs boots aud
shoes, 1850 bn torn, 80 brls lime, 10 brls
cement, $50 sis cotton seed, ~ pkfs dry
goods. ~ Pkg egss, $50 brls -four, 10 bales
hay, 10 pkgs hats. ~ head cattle, 10 pkgs
Lard, 70 600 icct lumber, ~ pkgs LIQUOR, 50
brls meal, 600 bu oats, > cars pork sides, ~
pkg rice, i76 bfls sugar, 1874 pkgs tobacco,
90 bu wheat