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rye; year, 23c closing nominally at 22kc.
Rye-Entirely neglected.
Bran-Unsettled, at $4,000.
Cornmeal-Dull, at $2.50@255
Hay-The market is oyerstocked with new
hay, especially prairie, much OF which Il
heated and in very bad condition.; old hay
firm, with good demand; prairie, S.. 00G9 90
new timothy, $l0.0o@l20G; old timothy
Sl400@1s.O0.
oButter-steadyi creamery, 1920; dairy
Eggs-Fresh saleable at l0c.
Professionalism and higher. Pork
Jobbing, $3.50. Lard-Nominal, $500 Dry
salt meats-Boxed shoulders, $735; longs,
ss2Di short clear, SS.62Is Shoulders,
$500 longs and ribs, $9.l0@012yE; short
clear, S9.3O@9.Tk. Hams-$ll 25ltl3.25.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat Ill, 600
corn, $4,000 bu oats, 43, 900 bu.
Shipments-Flour 1900 bis; wheat, none;
corn 1000 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 2I-Wheat-
Lower, No. 2 red, cash, &C bid, G7I5c asked;
August csc bid, SIC asked; September,
81 Nc asked. No. 2, soft, cash sales ut G7tsc,
August, Csc asked; September, 00+c asked.
Corn-Lower, No 2, cash. $3.50 bid, 4OAc
asked; August, 30@3O1sc asked, September,
$3.50 asked; the year, &c bid, 2sc asked. No.
g white cash, iic bid.
Oats-No. 2, cash. 20lkc bid.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


AZ noon! Spots-Quict without quotablc
change In prices. Sales 7,OoO bales, of which
American 400 bales. Receipts 1000 bales,
ol which American ., 800 bales Closing quo
tatiuns were ~ follows: Ordinary, at.
good ordinary l-lGd. low middling, . 5-lGl.
good middling, 6'id middling uplands
NlGd; middllng Orleans, b,sd.
Futures opened quiet. somewhat inactive,
aud closed quiet and steady.
lIhc-c prices ARE given Ia pence and Giths.
thus i.O3 means i.G3Gii, aud b.Ol means
h.l-G4d
Al p. m.--Iuly, h32d, buyers Iuly.Au-
gust 5.3id, sellers. Aufn,t-Scplcnbcr I'd.
buyers, ScptcmbCrurtnhcr. AID. SELLER.
October November, j.l2d, sellers Noycm-
Der december o. l0l, sellers: Dcccmbcr-Jnn.
ulry . lhl, buyers; January February, 3. iOd,
scllers. Senlcmher. 3. I'D. hmYcrs.
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Live stock.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, July I.-Thc Drorers' Jour.
nal reports: Cattle-Rcceipts 1000 ship.
mcnts, 1000. Market strong for good; ma.
tive steers, S3.OOl6.O0 stockers and feeders,
g. 25d3 ~; COWS, bulls and mixed, 81. SOFA
$50 Texas and Indian cattle, Sl.0Og4 10
Montana and Texans 81. SOG5.UO.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments, 5000.
Market strong and 5@lOc higher; mixed,
t5@a9iO' heavy, t6O5@050; light, 5000
@G0) skips; N0Oa4O,
shcep-Rcceipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market strong natives, s2.75Cii.sO western
feeders and muttOns s.. bOCul. 10; Texans.
shorn, 80 15M4. %; lambs a OOGI6 Ia
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Cash quotations were NJ follows
flour-Still unchanged.
No 2sprinf wheat, 5g,.@ SoC No. spring
wheat, nominal No. 2 rel so6tsic No.
corn, hhc. No. 2 uattsnc No. ? rye, lGc
No. z barley, G1a0ic. No. ilaH seed, 81.
Prime timothy seed see.
Mes rurk-Pcr brl, binA. Lard, per 100
pounds SsOlGgsG2H Short rib sides
lno-cl $50. dry salisl shoulders thoscdl
sd"tSIuo. short clear hdys boxed, Ss.iSe
$50
Rcccipts-Flour ii,0vd brls. wheat 10000
hu corn ~. uJ0 hu: oats, ms. co bu, rye.
h,up bu, barley. 2OpC bu.
Shipmcnu-flOur, NO0 hfls wheat, 2S.
CO.. bu. corn, 2aaOoO1t eats, 10000 bu.
rye none, barley 100 bu
81. Lour, Mo, July a.-flour-ouic, and
unchanged. ~
Wheat Opened HsYc tower. and under
a pressure 10 sell, adyger ~ more settled
weather abroad. and lower prices IN home
markets continued 10 'hs4line and closed
tEic below Yesterday No rel, cash, 7s0a
5s'.c July, 7sas7sN, closing nominal, At
55'bC August, 1Aa7slsc, closing at Issc;
september. 1sfd7nc, closing AZ 7ssc, DE.
ccmhcr Sl'fgSSo, closing At s2A@s2Rc.
Cotn-Wcak. with free offerings and light
demand. closed kaisc below yesterday,
cash and July. &c. August, bEdt3. nc clos.
ing NJ i3hc. September, tSttil'sc, closing at
t2lsc asked. October, t0,s@tlc closing at
.0A.c asked year. NAc
oais.-lower and weak, cash. 2z625{c,
July, 9aG.c, closing At 2oc August &c,
closing at 2gAc asked. September, mo
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llreaslsfuUs

Cow Mru-snnltrl. g. sla,ol. pearl.
81 ~ roller. ~ lOdy a.. Htm.
brNs- AND rEw-Nayy beans, ta7I me-.
dun g. ~
uu Mru-ln hall brls $50 from storr.
ftutH-fuum store, common. SIS. fam,
~ - " choice NWt fancy. si2i. extra
fancy, ANt patent ttU,ti ~ auietl
ArErHs-~uIt tf,tt, cote, 49,. ..l,,a.,
snnps, h'sdSc. assorted iumbles, .iNlai1r.
tuN,Krp Nur,t-.iu hail brls. ~ " frlm
stbrr.
lloNNr Am Guus-Ffum store. Sl.ei.
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W. T. Walton, ofSpringfeld, Tenn, says.
~ have been suffering with neuralgia IN The
face and head, OIL and on, for three years.
purchased box Of DIR. Tanners 1nfalliblo
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. ltWvcs me pleasure 20 recommend t."
Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Moyemcnts M ,be Lexee.

Auiyals-Gayoso, raducab; Arkansas City.
So Louis; City OF vicksburg. Natchcz;
Chickasaw, White river City Of New Or.
leans, St Louis
Dcparturcs-Gayoso, Tptonyille; Arkansas
City, hatcher, City of Nicksburg. 81. Louis:
Ohio, Cincinnati, Rene Macready. II. Francis
river Eugene. Arkansas river. City Of New
Orleans New DrlcauH
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bona. snd s,ocL.

NTw NuHK. July 2l.-Moncy ON call easy
NJ iCtiis per cent, closed offered nj = per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 500 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at
81 Nh Tor siNty-dny bills and ti.os Tor de-
mnud
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were very dull and fcaturclcsz
This was another day ~ moderate activity
IN the stock market accompanied by q con.
tiuunncc Ut the steady aud gradual upwapl
movement ~ noticeable IN yesterday deal
ings. The improvement Is recognized ag the
| consequence 1T legitimate hu,ing for the
long account aud very little manipulation l.
Ia hc seen md the scarcity of stocks fut sale
/ point 10 the fact that there has been a
great deal II stock bought aud taken away
| from the street Ut late. The improved feel.
ing has fur H. foundation the unusually
bright outlook ior the crops which the cX.
tuotdinary lull supply VI money at low
rates tends 10 aid In every way.
The buying today was largely by commits
sion houses, while the selling was scattering
aud almost cntirrly for the purpose Of rial.
iging the profits accrued upon the use II the
past few DAYS. The coal stocks Union Ia.
cite aud the Grangcrs were the features Ia.
day, while the low priced shares while morr
active than usual u late presented NO $40.
| CiAl feature ut note. London was moderate
purchaser II Louisville a Nashville on the
late report II Mr. Dorsey. ~ we'll o. Union
Pacific. and Others through Il suld Recalling
| There Nas another batch uf buafish reports
from Chicago but they seemed 10 have little
| influence VI amy, upon the course of prices
The last Tennessee aud Norfolk Western
stock were quiet pending the meeting " the
joint committee but the Southwestern
shares were hll strong on the favorable CROP
outlook in that trgiun. New England "a.
comparatively weak the selling in the stock
being more concentrated than usual uf late.
The up.uinr Wa active aud steady ~ firm
most ui the active ,ist being unchanged. with
ihc rest small fractions higher and Omaha up
- per ,clt. The market wa strouF from tie
irt sales and prices moved ~ mpidly dur.
ing thc iirst forty i've minutes under very
FDJd demand. aud IN that time ~, kaWanna
aud consolidated rJ1c pgf cent and uthers
fractional amounts, Recalling New England
aud Richmond 4 West Point however.
were barely steady. The market thus became
quiet, aud. white the tone remained strong
very slow progress WIS made except fur n
spuH IN ~ Paul early In the afternoon
Iueari delivery hour prices sar,cd Oh
under free salcs but they recovered and the
market closed quiet hut strong nj of near
the best nFuus The great majority Vt the
active stocks are higher this evening.
The railroad bond market WIS strong and
higher throughout but the dealings present.
Ell little feature beyond the activity dis.
played 10y the Fort Worth n,n,cr nrsts.
which furnished ti1o,Orp. aud Texas Pacific
s,cunds which contributed $4,000 10 the
days total VI 81 pi u0n. The total sales OF
stocks today were 2S2, sol sharca Closing
quotations
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LoNpoN, July al pm -Consos closed
at W'sd for both money and the account
PARIS, July 4.-Thrce per cent rentes,
So Toe for the account.
BANK CLEARINCs.
Cmchdo, ILL.,, July 2i.--Clcarngs today,
IS, 10000
NV ORLEANS, La, July 2i.--Clcarings to-
day, 1881, Oj6.
NV NoRK, July H-Clcarings today. $50
S7OOGG, balances, 1902 1876.
ST. lorrs, Mo, July 24-CIcarings today,
S2si2, G6i; balances, S77,O3O.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 2i-Clcarings today,
SlG22, jSS balances, S2ii,i55
Bo,rov, Mass, July 2I-Clcarings today
Sl3,311 lN, balances, Sl,7Gi pDl.
PmiAnEIrm,, IA, July -. -Clcarings to.
day, slO,0l7, So; balances, -, l97 03s.
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co,,on sc.a rrninci.

rHINE Cnupr -5ha3Ic; prime summer
yellow, in,aibc of summer yellow, BmSsc:
choice cooking summer yellow, tWSt sc.
prime summer white tb5tIoc, prime cotton
seed meal slLODitl7 BE, car load lots, tl7.75;
less than car load $500; OIL cotton seed
meal sl1 uu,t lgUD
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s.toestis.

sroAu. Pure white '.r ~ white. nc.
yellow claihed ,,r refined A. 7Gc; stand
loaf $50. strong and ati.vc.
'oifm Common, o., ordinary. loo fair
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Changes

WltL be found an excellent rcmedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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Aner Three Ncnr.

NEw loRK, July 2l-The market was
quiet In general demand aud unchanged in
any feature by late reports.
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Hand. and STACKS.

The following list b. corrected regularly.
and may be regarded o.. the latest quotation,
hank STOCKS.
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United States Registered, Is, Io07........ 1877 -.
United States Coupons, ,Ss............... i07l. -.
United States Registered, 4iSs...,....,,,, lO7L .
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insursss Perfect Complexion snd s..p. N. y.s.,
rsei. Arms and hands son ssa snooth. Try nj
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stagc OF the Rivers.

ouicr SIGNAL sSnvicK. 4. 8 Al
hEsrniS July q, pm.
The following olseuAtions are taken NJ All sia.
uons named III the 18th meridian tluic, which h
ouc hour later than Memphis time
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OIL aud rnrpcniinc.

CLEyrLASp,op July 2i-Pe,rolcum-Eas
hoe. nc.
WnuScroS, y. C., July 2I.-Turp,ntine
81 sC.
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CIR up clubs for TnK WISELY ArrKAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
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IeesisIuus

CoHN -Fr1m store, white. Glf. mixed. az,
from lcvcc ur depot white. in bulk a. in
sigks, Hir mixed IN bulk iU. IN arks. Snr
Haas fum store, ,,r. from lcycc or dc.
pot tiiumtgi1
hAN-thuicr, from store, a. Ctll o. car
load, irrm lcycc or dcpt ~, 5nctip ul.
prime stnv n0p'ir ,af load. from leyre
or depot tl5uidisUn pairie. from storr.
Ona'ori car load from lcycc ~ depot, siO.Ol
WtAup
oAu-fUm store, white. ~. mixed. sc.
inm lcycc ut depot white in bulk Ca. in
sack', i3F MIXED In bulk Sc, In sacks. iOc
Pro, isions
fru-MnCkcrrl, hall brs mol. A.. o. No.
2 p5i lOlh Mt, No I. flit. No. 2 Mo.
Dry herring family ~ per box.
lursu Mr,n-th0iJe beef hinduunrtsrs
To- turuuHri'r, g. srybnd Grade hlndduaf
ten 81 iorrquar"r g. Sheep, N. Hog.
~.
Hoo rHopucts Strong mess pork. sih.ss.
sugar cured hams, 81 ,Hi2Ac, hirak
fast bacon, iOsMiltr. bacon. clear iii
sides p'fc bulk pofk clear les. s,leesa.o.
clear 70 ,ids'' s,s@'1o long clear SIC
L,Ep.-'rgs SIC hall br'. sc. kegs, SIC.
choice kettle, csc, firm a.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives h.'ishinsly ns.uuiul s,,n. Drives %
nio,shss' h.dssss. noushne.s. rtnpi.s 4 sup. sa.I
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MAGNOLIA BALM

fr.iios,.. rr.ssi... rrupsces. letter. w.,rbr.sh.
brieaiy Heat. Heals Insect pi'ss and stnss Tpnl
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New York DRY Good. usrLe,.

ST. LorIS Mo, July i.-Wool-Stead
and unchanged.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middling, Zoe. Sales, -
bales, including none last evening, of which
none to exporters and none TO spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary SIZE; low
midding, 0'so; midding, lOc; good mid
ding, 10 5-l6c, middling fair, 1890; fair,
nominal; dusty l5c to lc lower.
DAILY COTTON sTATrNENT
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DIR. d. S. JOHN SO MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM II JEFFERSON TO
No. $50 Main Street, Upstairs,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
fFstAblahed In lsnnl

np JOHNSON y acknowledged by an parties. In.
~ teresied A. by far the most saoccsslui physi
clan in the treatment Of private OF seret dls~s.es
Quick. pcrmanent cures guaranteed In every case
male of female Recent cases Of Gonorrhes and
syphilis cured In lew days without the use Of
oiervury, change OF diet or hindrancc from btsl.
Gated without The use of mercury. lnVnlunt.ry
los Of semen stopped IN short lime sufferer,
from impotsucy OF loss ~ setua povcr restorri 20
aud excessive vrnefy suhstlnx ffu spcfrn tnfrh..
and loss Of physical eud mental power. spce,iliy
and petmsne1uy cured. Particular stirutiou n.h
10 the diseases ~ womeu. AMI circs r1,r.o,reJ
piles aud old sofes onrd without the ~. Of csu.,lo
or the kniie. All copsnlatibnt stfirt, ,.tn lIsn.
u-i ssai.'se- est - s.i''.-, N ~, rrrs Of tho
country.
sgMorkingneu eurri ~ half the usnsi rate,
ONO heuu IRON oclcck . m 70 y srl9ck an
JOHNSON. ND
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Spots opened steady aud closed duh and
easy middling, 10 ll-lGc. Sales, 2lS bales
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, I
1919 good ordinary, CSC; low middling,
l0,4c; middling, 10 ll-lGc; good middlnP,
llc middlng fair, llssc; fair l2hc
Futures opened weak and closed easy,
~ follows July l0G2ml0G3, August 10 Ga
1OG5i September, 90S0009, October OI7Gg
Gas, November, 03SlgJ3 December, 1850
0.30; January, $500 q; February, $500
0.jli March, 05s@aj9, April 0.GGg9.G7,
May, o 7i6b0.75, Sales, %, 400.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling0 lSc. Sales, l, 900 bales. Quo
tations were rs follows. Ordinary, 7'sc, good
ordinary, s%c; low midding, csc, mid
ding, 0'sc good middlng, iOhc.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet, rs follows July 0.ss bid, August,
0.jG@o.57i September, o.i2fg0l3 October
s.oi@SO2, November ss1gs. 80, December
sss@ssa; January s9G@s.07. February
oOi@0O5; March, 9.i3@Qli; April, a22@
o 90 May, 03l@1j3, Sales II. l1l bales.
DAILY roEr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

no pain, erroass. 'ns ic,-iv iauiA fy.,,,cy
sppnsd W Pace. Mech. Arms and L.,l' d.,,,i.'.,
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MAGNOLIA BALM

The HAoaNs MAGNOLIA RAIN Nth you Ton
ses4ids. hoah,sins, hone and ali nuri nsscr,si
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Live stock.

L,NBs-Choicc, $500 common TO good,
per head, 500.
IIoGs-Choicc light, 5@5i.ei good, iA65c;
common, Ii,CtIldc.
CArrLE-C Choice, 3H9IIIc good, 3iI@ic;
tcallawags, nominal.
snEEr-Choicc, DC; medium, SIC; com.
mon Al OpgaI IA
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 100
Sales Today, - Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market stea dy-Meats
Strong.
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ArrEAL OFFICE,

TUESDAY EVENING, July "a, 1855
Tha demand for money is steady and rates
are firm at per cent, with no prospect of a
reduction. The best paper meets with ready
discountat the banks. Parties OF undoubt-
ed standing find no difficulty in securing all
the accommodation they need, The banks
scrutinize paper closely and are not cncour-
aging applications freely.
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Memphis Div.-Illinois Central IN. L. r. RI
Leaves Arrives
On. o. MALL. 505 pm en-. o. Mall....... E4O m
"Freght. ......S@ pm "Freight. .........T 3o "a
Mail trains will stop at flag stations. Noncon.
nah, Alden's. STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchia
Tank and Riyerdae when signaled y
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miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl,jOGJ6UO Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, tl.5Od3.O0, Eastern
rycs 81 $4,000, according 10 age and make,
common whisky, 0jcNSl.3 30, according u
proof nothing under 10 per cent quoted.
BNGGING -0d0lsc.
PowprR-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, $40
quarter kegs, $40.
HIpEs-Dry flint No. |, Zoe; No 2, 7c; dry
sailed, 5istd7C, green slltcd, No. I, Be- No
2, SIC; green, 39ic, shccpskins, l5c@iloo
Irregular
TiEs-Sl.25.
Snor Drop, Si35; buck, $l.G5,
IEAp--OC.
NAits-lron, $40, steel, g. 256235.
Tuntcco-CommOn, $685. other grades,
3jGtsj.
Syurr-Garrctts, $i0S5; Ralphs, slO25
Railroad. 500 Gail Il Ak, s925.
CoAL OL-Primc white, wholesale lots
Glsc per gal,
BEEswAN -lSd2Oc.
TNiLow-3giC.
Woodbury., grease wool. unwashcd. i0Ct
he; clear grease wool, 2oH2hc, bury washed,
2Od3Oc; tub washed, 3OGTc
Household supplies.
ArrLrs-None in market except for ship.
mcnt. Dried apples G'4G7l.c per IL, from
FRuIr-F'irn. Oranges $500 per box.
Lemons. SijOSt5.OO per box. Bananas,
SlOlM2UO per bunch.
PICELE-lirls, SGJ0 half brls, 400
PorAtop-Firm new, 81 Od2uO per brl.
PouLtRY-Chickcns, spring, il-2bG2ut
mixed, a. 7jd22j, hens g 2,d260
EGDs-Stcady; boxes, 30. eases, SIC
Mrs Goacoanuts, S3OOpcr 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, oCbGisc Tennessee, farmers stock,
idjc, roasted, 2i.c higher, shclled, Gg7c.
Pccans, Texas Wrl2c
Recommendations, 500 yer brl; si7h
per sack Cabbage home grown, $500 per
crate, 500 per dozen, kmut, brls, 500 half
brls, $3.50, Garlic SOC per 100.
RusINs--london layers, 500, layers,
s. 80. California. - JOGtlUO.
BurtER- iiuttcrinc lSc; creamery, GOA
2jc, dairy l5tl6c, country butter, i5@isc.
CIprR Ozark, $3.50 per brI, and $3.50 per
half hrl.
vISE,AR-Pcr gal, sC1i2c.
Live stock.
L,NBs-Choicc, $3.50; common 10 good,
per head, 500.
IIoGs-Choicc light, 595',e good, ia.d5c;
Il,CtIlSc.
CATTLE Choice, 3jI9I,Ic, good, 3iI@Ic,
nominal
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NEW YORK.

imports " X ~ y Z, " w X, J.
steamers, l. wagons .. Total, bales.
INnOrS-NOnc
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GOVERNMENT.
rniied state, Couro,is. 4. IVA. ....... tys
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-30
Police Court.


The auditors cage was literally iammed
yesterday with a motley crowd of the NOR
bidly curious, and the first thing the judge
SAID, as he took his seat, was: johnson, for
mercy's sake throw up window or two and
let the gentle vernal zephyrs dispOrt them
selves among this Heterogeneous assemblage,
or will surely succumb! Talk about your
spices of Arabyi'
johnson did as directed, and as the cob
webby portals flew open the notes of robin,
perched upon a neighboring telephone pole
warbling "Sweet Violets," fioatcd in. The
birds ducet notes seemed to have soothing
influence upon the nerves of the court and
be softly called:
''Willie Young"
The next instant Willie. but dream OF his
former self, stood before the bar, where he
had stood many times before.
''You are chagred with being suspicious
character and vagrant, how about itt"
~ just came in from Kansas City last
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-30
Patent MOnODOlIes.

The decision of the supreme court in
its favor seems to have made more arro-
CANT than ever that most arrogant of all
pany. According to dispatches from
New York, it proposes to make ''bon-
fire" of the instruments of rival con-
Germs which may come into its posses
sion and to sweep from existence every
improvement in telephone communion
tion which it does not control under its
patents.
1t is such displays as these which are
leading to growing demands for the
abolition of the patent laws. The
greatest commercial monopolies in the
country are sustained by statutes which
had for their object the simple pro-
lection of the labor of mems brains. In
hundreds OF instances their only effect
has been to prevent further stim-
ulation of inventiveness on the
part of others. In the case
of the Bell Telephone company there
are scores of improvements which have
been made since the granting of patents
to Alexander Graham Bell, and which
have become worthless since the decis-
ion of the supreme court that it is pos
sible to patent principle. In other
words, the issuance of the Bell patents
has strangled competition and created
gigantic monopoly which now, that its
claims have been sustained by the high
est judicial tribunal, proposes to destroy
all Improvements which it does not con-
troll and force the public to use its crude
instruments.
The patent monopolies in agricultural
implements have for years bled the farm
ers of the west out of hundreds Of thous-
ands of dollars for the benefit of
few manufacturing concerns who
have purchased the brain work
Of inventors. In nine cases
out of ten, as the result shows, the in
ventors do not reap the benefit OF their
work. The effect of the blanket patent
is simply to increase the fortunes of
patent Shylocks and to prevent compe-
tition which would lower.prices.
This is an age of monopoly. 1t is sig
nificant that the leading democratic
paper of New York few days ago felt
called upon to make the following sig-
| nilicant statement: "If neither of the
old parties take up the fight in earnest,
there will be genuine and business
like anti-monopoly party in this country
before many years"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-30
District Court.
MITCHELL cLARK's Wall.

MITCHELL CLARk'S WALL.
Mitchell M. Clark wants $1,000 damages
against William l.. Walker and Augustus L..
Young, claiming that he has suffered in that
sum through swap in real estate, the said
swap having been encouraged through false
pretenses on the part of the defendants.
TRIBUTE TO CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.
The resolutions adopted by the bar OF
Douglas county with reference to the death
of Chief Justice Waite were published in
Yesterdays BEE. After they had been
read Judge Savage spoke with much
feeling as to the many high and noble quail
ties possessed by the late chief justice. The
deceased was a man emnentty suited by
nature and education to preside over the
august areopagus. His lips were untainted
by falsehood or discourtesy, his mind un-
biased by political prejudice and his hand
untainted by gold or greed. He was indeed
an adornment to the country. AS man
outside his profession he might well ex-
claim "Vidi fantum," for with pleasures OF
social intercourse he was truly genial gem
tleman, jocose, and made himself the shining
light Of every social circle he was in. He
died before his faculties were impaired, in
the society of his friends, on the bench
almost, which he adorned. Such death
was one not to be deplored. They were all
hurrying on along the valley towards our
long home, and happy were those who
reached ii who could count the loss OF half
their faculties and half their friends.
, G. A. Baldwin was the next speaker lie