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order, was won by @. Y. Gilbert Company B. Tina
. minutes 35 seconds +. Ware got the place.
There three trial heats and final In the ninety
three-yad (scratch run. The final was won by J. A.
Davidson, Company II, In IL seconds. W. 8. Wright,
Company +, was second. and I. p. Sperry, Company
/, third
Tho two-mle bicycle race Cbsndicapl won in
minutes seconds by c. +. BUREAUS, Company B. who
had sixty yards start.
The sports wound up with roller.skating race ana
team obstacle race the latter being extremely Laughs
able.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-AIlan s. Goolin formerly treasurer OF
the Manhattan Elevated railroad was seriously In
iured Yesterday, narrowly escaping instant death.
Mr. GOolun went out in boat hunting for ducks.
lie failed 10 get shot al the ducks and was returning
home when ne deemed II wise 10 discharge his heavily
loaded piece before taking II Into the house. a
terrible explosion followed the pulling OF the trigger
and the burning powder was flashed Into Mr. GOOkins
fpcc 1t viii dsngurc him for life and there Is
probability that no will lose the sight Of ono eye.
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the largest draft and to build warehouses Tor hs
reception and storage Of cargoes from foreign ann
ccastwise ports Mr.. Brown, who was q wldowe,,
leaves son and three daughters The f9nsrst VII
take place at 80 to-day at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity, Forty-secoud-st and Madison-ave.
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ATONC THE COITNn

NOPWAIK.-B buckingham Post, @. A. r., has made
arTaD gemcnts 10 erect handsome monument In the
soldiers plot IN Riverside Cemetery and to dedicate
Il on Memorial Day.
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lre now stands AS Follows :
OBITUARY.

THE DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE!
London, April o.-The Duchess OF Cambridge amt
II the Queen, is dead
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domestic Gituahons tDautco
Females.

Females.
I ADY'S MAID.-By French person ac-
- custompd " travel; speaks four Ian
guages; desires 10 travel with family 70
Europe. Address Mrs. uALDI, ass West
q. th.St
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nancy. Ron,i. mud MOCK,

NEW YORK. June a.-Money on call easy nj y
O3'a per cent, last loan NJ per ceut, closed uf'
icrcd AT 2pcr ccut Prime mercantile paper 8esiis
per cent sterling exchange duh but steady al
slsla for sixty day bills aud 81 - Tor demand
The stock market wns more animated today than
ON saturday and there was decided strength In the
leading shares, and most at the Important stocks
are higher thlsc evening. The disaster In icnu4yl.
yana had depressing effect upon the minds Of
the traders this morning. aud coupled with the
rumor several banks and large loanlng Institutions
intended To call w loans ON stock un.s there
could be a Ticker service. This opened tho market
materially lower, with Louisville a Nathyil down
! per cent, but the O,htn - Ia - per cent.
generally. The imdcn were bcaflshly inclined
bnd by Wcldirrctrd attacks upon the list helped
prices down still further IN the mt hall hour, the
gmugcn being specially prominent. aud Hufling.
ton took tie lrsd Ia the decline but Nus followed
closely hY 4 Paul Tho market opened Nc4k but
the buying and the concessions Ia prices assumed
larger proportions nul the bottom was quickly
rached, aud the northern Pacific stocks sutidouiy
sprang into activity. win decidedly strong tone
aud sharply advanced The ruinOr, accompanying
the improvement Wprc Ia The uiiC't that tile *.
rccioi settlement of the points Ht issue between
thnt tualluuN aud the l uluu lnrihc hid been AT.
i,ihciurlll adigsicl aui u became known that
President Otkcs let lur the West. 1lH decline
VA therefore siou checked cntlfrly.
There stvmcd 90 BE- cool buying from Western
spufrvs uu the rally, aud the rfunrrrs d'd not lag
uu tie upWHrl movement uud most Of the losses
ven rrcuirrud Darlington ClOlug ~ unly - pUr
cent decline Tor The day The only Important
changes were advances ct - ln Northern Pacific
l,rsy tcaifal aud pcf cent In uwgon NaygA.
ton. l.uiiruId huuAs wUtr quiet and sales fuachrl
only ti,2u,un, with no tperlnl animation ~ move.
mrni anywhere in the let TIE tone ui The tfnd.
iuF VS. urn, but no marked movement uc .ufuJd
hc total silc u stocks today were $500 tharus.
4 lusImI uuufffIuuN
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AN ENEMY or THE VINE.
a DI,os.s which Throa,oo. to Wipe o,

A Disease Which Threatens TO Wipe out
ono OF Caiifornia'a Industries
The once flourshing vineyards In the
Santa Ana valley In the southern part Of
los Angeles County, have been destroyed
by disease not common 70 other parts Of
the State, says The Sun F,unci,co Bui,iiH,
References have occasionally been made
to the destructive ravagos OF this disease.
The Santa .ina herald - authority Tor the
statement that the vineyards Of that valley
have been completely destroyed, and that
no remedy has ye, bcch found Tor tho
trouble. The authority is supplemented
by that Of David Howcs, formerly Of this
city. who has been one 81 the most extern.
siye viliculturists In that part Of the state.
In a letter which he recently addressed 10
the Secretary OF Agriculture he SAYS that
this disease threatens 20 wipe out one of
the leading industries In California lie
concludes his letter with this statements
Gin conclusion I would say that have
lost zoo acres Of beautiful aud Promising
young vineyard through the action Of this
deadly. unknown disease. aud that am
now blowing out vines which, but Tor this
scoaigc. woold yield me from $4,000 to
$1,000 a year
Secretary Rusk writes that the obscure
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GLADSTONE AND pRlaHr.
Tho Former IL Careful OF His Health
the Latter Was Not.


The only casual indications that Glad.
stone has entered his cighticth year, SAYS
the Sheffield Eng Lnd.poidaii, are an in
crcasing deafness and q slight huskncss in
his voice, which latter wears OIL as lac
talks-and he talks with Astounding free.
nrss. though, as someone observed, he Is
also "a most attractive listener" One
notable thing about his personal appear
ancc Is the brightness Of his ewes. They
are fuller and more unclouled than those
OF many man under iity Mr.. Glad.
stone was lowered at his birth with a
magnificent constitution, but he has all
his life taken caro- of Il. Talking about
Mr.. Bright, lac spoke regreliully Of the
catclcssncss with which his old friend
dealt with himself. Bright" said he
cmphalically. "did nothing he should
do 10 preserve his health and every
thing hc should not. II he had only
been wise, aud wise In time, there
b, IN Mr.. Gladstonc's opinion, no rca.
son ia the world why ho should not
have been alive today. hale aud strong.
but he never would listen TO advice about
himself. Mr.. Gladstone told funny lit
tic story about Mr.. Bright's habits ON this
score. Up TO within the last ten years lac
had no recognized medical attendant.
There WIS some anonymous aud unknown
person 10 Wnom he went for advice, and
OF whom hc spoke oracnlarly. But, "
said Mr.. Gladstone, with that curious ap.
preach 10 a wink that sometime, varies his
grave aspect, "hc would never tell his
name OF say where ho lived" About ten
years ago Mr.. Bright surprised Sir An.
drew Clark by appearing la his counting
room. sir Andrew, who knew all about
his pcculiariiics Ia this matter, asked him
how Il was he came Ia SEQ him. "Oh, +"
said Mr.. Bright, tits Gladstone; be never
will let me rust." Tho mischief OF long
neglect had been accomplished. but Mr.
Bright acknowledged tho immense benefit
bee received, aud nothing more was head
OF the ANONYMOUS doctor.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buyirg-New York and Eastern points,
demand, part Eastern points, sight, lilo dis
count Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par New Orleans = discount >
selling-Ncw York and Eastern points
81. 80 premium; Cincinnati, 81, Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, Ito premium; New Or
leans, par.
The Manhattan Bank in its monthly fnan-
cial circular SAYS as 20 local securities. "Thc
market during the month has been fairly
active at generally advancing prices There
has been fair demand for prime investment
bonds and stocks and the supply Of such Is
not abundant. Tennessee 3s have been par
ticulary strong and show an advance Of SIC
since our last report. In speculative stocks
American oil Trust has scored u decided nd
vance aud sold up to Gl)ic. Money is easy
and We look for no decline in any invest
ment securities"
In the local market spots closed quiet.
Sales 800 bales Of which 200 TO exporters
and 100 to spinners. At New Orleans the
spot market closed steady, with futures
steady at an advance Of TO points Liver
pool closed quiet and steady, and futures
firm and up to 3 points. The New York
market closed firm and futures dull at an
advance Of 10 points.
Hubbard, Price 4 Co. say that Manchester
has evidently decided to purchase moro cot
ton during the intervals preceding the Whit
sountide holidays, aud the. improved condi-
ton Of affairs In Liverpool Is doubtless due
10 the increased demand for spot cotton
there on saturday and today. II is rumorcd
that large operator went heavily today Of
June In Liverpool, aud short Of the more
distant positions, and Saturdays tenders
were for the purpose Of causing him 10 dispose
Of his holdings Of June. Liverpool was firm
at the best prices OF the day, but New York
has remained very duh aud more attention
has been paid to the election Of managers
than 90 the market.
At the annual meeting Of the New York
Cotton Exchange, held last week, statistics
were introduced showing that In options
speculation for the year there was decrease
Of 10000 bales. Tho report says
'Thc past year has been one Of extreme
dullncss in all speculative markets, and
while We have the satisfaction OF feeling that
this exchange has held IT, own, still We can.
not but regret the fact that the volume Of
business transacted has fallen behind that
OF last year the Transactions in cotton for
future delivery arsrcgating 2O.1sL 900 bales
against ., g2l, 900 last year aud 2s,Oio,sJ0 in
Iss7.
'whlc speculation has fallen OF Il Il n
gratifying fact that the trade in spot cotton
has shown on actual improvement as set
forth la Inc folloWiur frurr..
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Articles.

Cash quotations were M follows
flour-Dull and UNCHANGED.
No. 2 spring wheat, 15N97Cc; No. 3sprIng wheat,
Csc, No. red, 75lE@7Gc.
No. corn 3}j4c.
No. oats, 81 Cs22c.
No. 2 rye, $50.
No. barley, nominal.
No / flaxseed, sl.5A
Prime timothy seed. SIPS
Mess pork, per brl. Sll. 75fiIs0.
Lard, per 100 lbs, sG.j2iSad.75.
Shortrib sides, loose, S6.O56ahT0
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed. sjl2lF0i25.
Short clear sides, boxed, sG.O0@6i2lg
Receipis-flOur, 1000 brls wheat 1000 bu;
corn. 5000 bu; oats, 2l9oOJ bu; rye, 1900 bu bar
ley, 1000 bu
shipments Flour. 5000 brls wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, t0loOO bu; oats $4,000 bu' rye, 1000 bu; bar
ley, 5000 bu
Following is the statement Of the visible supply
Of grain, In store and anoat on June |: Wheat
2O2n, decrease lO16,JA Corn ll,dO7,y6l, increase
| bb2g1j. Oats Gf1,Oib, decrease 6,7lQ Eye .iO3,.
40, decrease Ii,92 Barley isjb31, decrease
rs 20
KANSAS CITY, No., June -wheat-Qulet;
No ned, cash. 7j,Sc asked; August, CSC asked No.
. soft cash, &c asked
Corn-weaker; 80. cash. &c asked July. &c
asked; No. white cash. &c bid.
OGis-No. cash, 20c asked.
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CANNED GOODS - trneappica pTtIi ~
urhchcs h. standard. 81 SEAL IN. fcrund 81 oo.4
las t0matuss lbs standard p .fns. u lhs fisndafl
ti.eg strawberries tl& nsphgiflcs. o. t black
hcffict, slut EfCrn sage, tlm. tnan. o. u
pluuta II in. asparagus, tiul rrrru corn, ll.UHt
! 'g pren ucas, tlfNii1 cove oytlcn, fuii
weight No. ei0rtr 2 lbs. " oai 90 light weight.
Csc lhs, ti.np. condensed milk-Crnwn. 81 ~.
Iario gi.in swiss. sis. salmon 81 GssaO1 kar.
dlnct, u.ia mustard ,auilue' Nso. Nackcrri.
:. ihttt.m herring mnrkcnl tiia
htNAkarure white, 80. % white. s'er yellow
clarified SO refined A, n. standard rrauuiaisd
n. pcvdcryd p',c cot loaf pl,c open Kettle e'te,
~ urnug.
COffHi.- Common. iJ,,c ordinary, iss fair,
iac prime RIO, lpAr, choice 10 iancg lO1fic. old
government IftAC strong.
SAIL saginaw. q rs pei hfl ohio River. o. 2Oei
! - pcI bal Louisiana, tLis sacks. me, ti.tn.
colr.s, a a. pits Htnie
-l.oulsiana. i,tg1c Carolina os5e
htANlNaIr
CilEisE-rrire flats. --, New York factory.
-. iull evan, iac, Young Amsfcs. 10.
huLAtsl.sal uuitlann common 10 ialf "a ttC.
prime choice N0inC fancy. &C. ccnuifuaala CON.
mon 70 ielt 2ig>c pflmc 70 choice, Eol.ec syripl
~ ttnr firm.
| sCANDlE.-slicks. all stcs IN hss. pls and hsis
/ g,ltlnbc i.ncy assorted p'ssi2'sc extra fancy,
soar kSp cANDLEs-soap, s,Sasc candles
/ full Wulghi, we
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what shall We do win Our BOYS.

Is now being asked us by parents, and we
can give no better advice than to recon.
mend sending them to that popular and
progressive institution, The Nelson Bust.
ness College. Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according 10 business standards, as well as
spelling, bookkeeping, type-wrting, etc.
They will only have to study during the
cool hours OF the day and will be discip-
lined in n gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without a peer for
thoroughness and responsibility of pa
tronage.
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very light and mostly local. Prices declined 70
point esa14c lower than Saturdays closing inc
changes receded 70 more, riied steadier, improy-
ing &c, closing about S@lfc lower than saturday.
Crop reports continue favorable with the exception
OF points In Indiana Illinois and Tennessee
Corn ruled rather quiet, but comparatively nrmi
and prices fuctriated within l4c range closing
shade higher than on Saturday.
Dat; were quiet and steady with small changes
In price.
Trading was only moderately active In hog pro;
ducts. Under the innuenccof liberal receipts OF
hogs and further decline IN prices, thee was all
prices ruled lower At hetdecne the demand
slightly improved and prices rallied. but toward
the close the market weakened and the advance
was lost.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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io.7o@lo.n; September, iolb@ioio; October e.so@
99o November. as4@as5; December, s,s69es7
January, o9a@9oi; February, io.0l@io.OS; March.
lo.oo@ioic April, lol0@iois May, 1924 bid.
Sales, 27,OOO bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed steady
middlng I0'.c Sales. GOO bales, Quotations arc
as follows Ordinary. &c; good ordinary, 9Izc; low
middling 1870; middllng, lC,4c good middling
li4o.
Futures opened firm and closed steady. as fol.
lows June, loCs@lo65 July, lO.6i@lO65; August
lol2@l0.iS September, 9ss@9s9; OCTOBER $500
oGo; November, 949@950 December 9.5l@o.52
January, o.5s@o6o February e.6j@967; March
o.75@9A. Sales, 5000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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s.roccrles.

NEW YORK, June a-Conec--0ptlons 20 10
points mp, closing barely steady. Sale, ~ 80 bags.
Spot Rio. quiet
sugar-Raw. higher; fair reclining G,sc; ccntrifu-
gals VI test ~. Sales, $3.50 hhds Muscovado.
N test, G'ac. three cirgoes ccntriiugas, Do test,
b',C refined. steady fair demand.
CINCINNATI. O, June 3-whisky-Flrm. Sales.
SO brl on basis ui sl01
l9ggs-sicady choice, arm.
CHICAGO H., June 8-On the Produce TX.
change today the butter market was weak; fancy
creamery llotlb,ac rhoicc 20 nnc, l2,gesijC, hnc
dairy, l2etl3 ~ fir Ia good, 81, lUc.
EggA-i irm, i2et-lsc
NEN ORLEANS, La, June a-sugqr-Opcn ket.
lie very strong light supply prime d, a.. iully fair.
o. ~ good hr, piGc. fair, G'tc. Ccntriiuguls-Oli
white, 3-lGsg prime yellow clarified, Es97 l5lGc;
seconds. ~ g.
Moluksus-flfm
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Al noon Spots quiet and steady Sales 10000
bales Of which 1900 were American Receipts
GEO bales, Of which all were American. Closing
quotations were "A follows Ordinary, 7i6d; good
ordinary, 51kdi low middllnk i3lCd mlddlinS,
Cd. good middling, GA
Futures opened Hat and closed firm.
THESE prices arc given In pence aud Giths, thus
COS means 63.Gid, aud sol means Tod.
Atipmi June, 6.0i sellers June July 6.Ol sell.
ems July.August, 6.02 sellers Augustscpicmber
GOi Sellers September october, SIS value October
November, 20 value November December b3l
sellers December January. 53j sellers; september
q Oi spllcfx
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itsii- Markorcl hall bril- No. l. g. 70. No p
fss. So - t.s5. tOlh kits No. I, u Ia. No gti ,,
nry herring. family, Ir pei iuN North Cafuiiua
fot hcIrinr half bf.s t6iA White nsh halt bfls
tidn
loo rRouvCTl quiet pork siaOaaia p.
surafcurad hams. ini sau'gc. Lrakiati hlcun pol.
pif,f clear rb sldCs, haUin. s4aase. shoulders
". 'bulk Jofk, Ceaf slica NJ. ~ A.. clear en-
i.Auii-fla. &c half hf.a. &c. krsa 80
rhnlnr kritle ffir' a. quiet
fttsii NEAis-ucrL hindquabcr. Ntsc. inrc
- .tfHf pff lh
nUg fI.Er- nh. noo half bf,, sla0 reg,
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GENERAL TRADE.

Cuisines continues very quiet, aud the past
May was the dullcst " many years, said leading
| merchant to the ArrEAL reporter. aud he reflected
the opinion Of the business community. The local
market remains unchanged m To quotations AZ
New orleans the sugar demand moves oil offerings
promptly and prices rule firm. MolaScs un.
changed. Rice In good demand at firm prices.
As 90 the Chicago grain market, Chandler Brown
a Co. Of Chicago. wired their Memphis corrcs-
pondcni a. follows warmer aud clearing
weather Induced frcc selling Of long wheat early,
while Hutchinson aud the scalpen were also free
sellers, iorclng July to 7l1.c bdt ut the decline
Driver Linn aud brokers' supposcd 70 act for Kent
we're large buyers The market closed strong. Condi.
tons generally n,iicaic substantial advance curb
~ &C. bid iprluly" Cincinnati PRICE CBfrIt. Hogs
have moved 10 market IN liberal number. the past
week. ns wa expected. but the increase Is unlm.
portanL Western packing ior the week 2iO.UUo
against 23lo0l the .prcccdlng week. aud moo iuI
corresponding time last year. From March the
total u siOnuOi. against 2,ielOo0 year ago-ln-
cryasc 5000 hogs. a. chicago the weeks rc,ipis
have fallen below corresponding week last year.
but some other polnts have gained The current
movement IL not larger than has been anticipated.
Pnocs have bccn variable aud at the Close nro
slightly .oacf than wccS ago In mort markets.
although thcrc were some advance during the
Wcck.
The last monthly report Of the Department Of
Agriculture shows that the breadth Of cultivated
arcn Increases Ncry largely each season In the
newer States and Territories settlement Il fapii.
nnd each scar ucw areas almost equal 10 State IN
their aggregate arr given over io The ploW, while
in TIE Older scctous east 81 the Mississippi River
new farms an carved out oi hitherto undcvcl0pcd
lands Tho ufpidity with which this extension has
func on during rvccnt year r. perhaps snwcly
REALIZED. Ia is51 the four principal arabic crops
corn. wheat oats aud ouiion-occupioi i2NulluD
ncra. In is~ this ARA had incma,ed 10 ii9upo.-
90 an enlargement Ia nine ycir Of o..
uoo0l0 hcfUs This iucrclsoi breadth In
four cfofs alone more than equals the entire arca
oi thrc Nurihcfn Ncu rnglahi States, whlic the
iurryasc ln the thrcc crops corn oats and cotton
CNUcods ihc total ana 81 the great agricultural
state uf Ohio n the inctcisc In al titled aud grass
land has lcgu in the same proportion o. that Ia
thcsc four ct1Is, we have noW afoial Gfua " lea.
proved land in farms Of IAUuO0 acres. against
$4,000 in is'p nn increase ulmusi equal 10 the
surface AREA % Sew fugland. Ncw YORK aui New
jersey, and clunling the entire ara Of improved
land ln i,,1 Ia the eleven cotton States with the
addition Il pJlawafg and Maryland lev na.igc
hov mrld j. this expansion Of agricultural to.si.
hlitrs aud the difficulty which even trained "a.
tsticlans hnd IN keeping ~ with the prugrc.s II
this Development In all bnnchcsoi rural esunomy.
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I.INr AInrlI-

CHICAGO. H., June D. IN Dror ~ Journal 70
ports tiitic- lcccipu. ihUo. shipments. l.D,O
Market jaiOc lower, bccytA q UimLE. stccn
bulls aud miAcd, sisUl,J 81, fcAns cattle lower nj
yAUlftAsi
shccp-RccclptS 100 shipments. 500 Market
n shade casicf; natives SLiieflsI, Western shorn
NiUisti5l. lambs, silletLpL
lluEs-licCcpts. .HlnG shipments. GuOl. Market
slow .ic lower. mixed 50 2ieft o. light sL3Jgl1j.
heavy, sLNo5liW skips. a.. Wol.O,
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GrnIn nnaI I.rn,I.Inn,.

ST LQuis, Mo-, June a-Fiour- quiet ana 40.
changed
Nhoat-lhr market alter fuctuailnr closed nfm
bat 80 - under saturday, No MI oith "a =.
June closed ~ 49, July 5isailisr August.
nd W o
CoFn Iuil. No miscd. oash. sii.c. july. st1o
bii. AUGUST Slc bid september, al1,c bid May
uNsD ai'.C
oats. nseiuct 10 ? cash. 1850 June closed At
~ y askcd July. 2li .c asked
NycaNn . CO., hId
Hay Quiet aud IN favor Of buycn. prlrle. q o.
aNu0 Timothy, so a4lAua
nfan-nuii r4tsc
ilaN tced=tith
lsad-pull and easy with ssllctoi round lots Al
nui'.t-Dun and nominal, creamery. bale
feas-Acafcc and nfmi lie
Cofnmcai=llm y uoaluA
fob loia
Receipts -riout Aoo bfls wheat tsoo, nm
corn. i'ioA ou' oals NOV bu. 10. none. barley.
nono
shlpmenis- fiouf 7ooo brls wheat none. corn.
iooeCl bu' cats @oo bm ~, 100 bu. barle,,
100 bu
CHICAGO, m, lane a-rnlo in she,, MA.
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nature OF the malady has baffled the skill
Of number OF experts, and for that reason
immediate arrangements would be made
to send competent man to California.
AT present the disease appears in a sim
gle county, but at last accounts was invad-
ing new territory. While the phylloxera
has been recognized for several years in
the counties north OF the bay It's progress
has been very slow and it is successfully
resisted.
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$780, cabbage, New orleans, crate, s275@aOO; gar.

g. 90; cabbage New Orleans, crate, s2.75@3oo; gar
lie, SOC per 100.
NUTG-Cocoanuts, s3b0@l00 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 7dsc; Tennessee, farmers stock, bq6c;
roasted l@l1sc higher shelled, red DC; white, &c;
Spanish. lOc. Pecans, Texas, old 1920; Arkansas,
3a5c. Italian chostnuts. l0@22c.
BUTTER-Butterine, l49lsc; creamery lS020c;
dairy, 12H@l5c; country, lO@l6c
PofAT0Es-Flrm; new, s25OG275 per brl;
sweet s20O@250 per brl
CIDER-ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per hall
hi.
V1NEGAR--Per GAL 12@l3c.
EGGs-steady boxes, 13c; cases, l4c,
s2.5c hens, s27J@S.25; geese. sl.JOes6.Oo; ducks,
$500.
FRESH FIsH-Bulfalo, l@2c per ID; cat, &c per
ID, Game perch, trout etc, s@l0c per ID.
RAlsiNs-London layers, $500; California, s2.2t
per box
PlcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-04
Mexican Lottery.

Parties wanting tickets for June 0 draw
ing should send their orders Immediately
to J. w. Cullen, PIP Iardee street, Nash.
vile, Tenn. Send paper money in ordi-
nary letter, or postal note; currency
amounting to s., by express. at agents
expense. Over 81, 200 was distributed in
Memphis from May drawing.