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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-01
Union Pacific's New Train.

CHICAGO, April 30.-By the new ar
rangement, the new intended Union Pa
cifc train will leave San Francisco at 6.
p. m. each day, and by connecting with
the ast-bound limited trains at Chicago,
make the distance tetween San Francis
co and New York in 100 hours -:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-01

Col. W. K. Nelson, came home one
evening, feelinga peculiar tightness in
the chest. Before retiring, he tried to draw
long breath but fond it almost impossi-
BILE. He suffered four days from pneu.
monia, and the doctors gave him up. DR.
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption
saved him and he is well to-day. For sale
by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-01
GRAIN RAISING TESTED.

: The success of Mayor Paris Gibson
with seven consecutive crops on the
bench lands east of Great Falls, as also
that Of Mr.. Clingan, who has increased
his acreage to $50 acres, as we'll as that of
Mr.. Robert Vaughn, has conclusively set
tied the question of grain raising without
irrigation there, and as result Of the eff
forts of these pioneers in grain raising,
an immensely increased acreage of grain
has gone in the ground in these sections
during the present season, both on sod
and old ground. Reduced to its lowest
terms there can be no question as to the
magnificent productiveness Of northern
Montana for the cereals.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-01
1.-THE GREAT WHEAT OCEAN"

T-
of the future, and be given over to the
small farmer who will produce both
stock and grain, and depend in winter on
feeding the otfal Of the grain field to his
cattle, instead Of depending on the range
for winter feed, as is now the universal
rule. ~ ..I~
The lncontestible proof of actual ex-
perience demonstrates that in quality and
yield Of wheat, oats and barley, this great
plateau REGION has no equal. A few days
ago the Holderbaum brothers, the we'll
known Polled-Angus breeders of Iowa,
and Messrs. Stanaeld & Sons, Of Hills
dale, Mich, made personal tests of 10000
bushels Of No. hard, in store from the
crop Of 1888 at Benton. They took at
random, struck half bushel lots, and the
test ranged for the lowest weight, 65 lbs.
per bushel, and for the highest test SO lbs.
per bushel.
The yield of this wheat was from 80 to
81 bushels per acre without irrigation, as
there is not an irrigating ditch within
miles Of Benton.
While these gentlemen were engaged
in testing the wheat, Mr.. Andrew Oker-
man, farmer on the Highwood bench
lands, drove up with load Of oats raised
on his farm, which, when put under the
test of the half bushel, they found the
oats weighed 55 lbs. per bushel, or as
heavy as wheat in the states. They were
of the "White Welcome" variety, and the
yield was from 80 to 100 bushels per acre.
Mr.. Okerman's wheat yielded 81 bushels
per acre by weight. "
The Me- Sis. Holderbaums and Stan
fields located on government land in
Strawberry Valley, an immense basin of
rich land six miles west of Benton, and
they are now east, preparing for the
transfer of their effects to the new home.
GRAIN RAISING TESTED.
The success of Mayor Paris Gibson
with seven consecutive crops on the
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-24

the most OF the leading shares showed fractional
advances this evening The opening was generally
steady, but Atchison was " per cent. higher than
last evening There were some buying orders In
the market from London, and tho commission.
houses did the remainder. and while the bears
against the list New England and st. Paul were the
only stocks In the regular list showing
any animation, and both moved up
fraction In the first hour while the rest were
simply stagnant although firm tone marked the
limited dealings The trusts were specially active,
however, but none Of them showed any movement
butagar, which rose over per cent during the
frst hour and nfterward shot up rapidly 70 SLlSA,
n rise OF 4l6 per cent from last nights figure
Lackawanna became conspicuous Tor activity 10
ward the close, but IL movements were made
within the narrowcst limits while Wabash pre-
small fraction. Cotton oil weakened toward the
close, but the rest Of the list were entirely devoid
OF feature and the market finally closed quiet
though firm generally NJ the best figures OF the
session. The final changes are quite irregular aud
In the regular list for small fractions only.
Railroad bonds were quiet and generally firm,
but without any special feature. The sales reached
$4,000 for all Issues, Of which the Chesapeake a
Ohio bs contributed sl00 90. Denver 4 South Park
certificates rose 10 - The sales OF bonds for the
week aggregated s00O2OOO against 900 for last
week
The exports Of specie from the port Of New York
last week amounted 10 s5s9i $50, OF which s5ig,'
J9i was In gold and 500 20 silver. OF the total ex'
ports S. Az 18g In gold and ss2 09b silver went 10
Europe, ei.972Sls In gold going direct 10 France,
and $3.50 In gold andsNO In silver went TO South
America.
The Imports OF specie for the week amounted TO
siISO Of which sl22ig was In gold and sO5Oil In
silver
The total snlcs Of stocks today were 72i5 shares.
Closing quotations
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arnIn nnI PrnYi.Inn..

CHICAGO. M. iunc 2l-Eariy IN the session
rund business was transacted In wheat. but during
the mot OF the session intcnst wns lacking and un
unusually quiet day was passgd. prominent
Local lradcf was esicn,iby buying Al The sane
time there was good selling by prominent cummls
advance was not sustained rather ifcc selling caus
lug Rndunl easing NJ OF pficcs and a decline al
80 wat established The early nrmness Was due 10
the strong tenor 81 cable advlocs aud the I'm
pfu ell weather In the southwest had = tendency a.
create weakness and the subsequent decline.
fluctuations were slight and operation manifested
hut little interest In the market the volume ofstcc
but toward The latter part # the session ifadlng
dcCrassd prruepuhly aud dullncss prevailed. The
weather. although elcafvf throughout the corn
bolt was fuaafsd NJ tno coil b. cause the crop ~
grow mpldly, and a. cahlcs were nfncf and ship.
ping demand quite rooi, a hrIn io,liug prc,aiied
but rfloss onli hnciuniei - The oifninT urs
nfmef aud a. A. hetief for July and siondy on the
longer iuiurrs. Thcw Wa fair selling IN the az
pfcrlatiun, and as buycfs ava not take hold with
auy vim slight fUtssssluus Wrfr fouunlCl hut rllr
lnr sslcs showed fractional gain over yesterday 3
Last tranaaftunA
Oats Wefc quiet and sieadlcf and without new or
Interesting ieatnrcs. IN moss pofk trading uas
only infiY ariKc. and prizes ruled irregular within
o small range lsry salcs Werc made 10 g'ttlc
adyancs. boz thC market soon wcatcnci. aud
uf.crs needed inHigi.n 1Owari the ClOse NOW
ficidincss pnynilrd. AMI uficrs nailed urain nud
tlu.td atrady 4 decidedly tirunEtf feeling nv.
vailed iu Lard While The adFauCc in pfloa Wai
small there was lrss ln.sufu fu ali and The d.
tnand va fairly active. Prices we're advanced ~
moderate tfadc Wa frlunci IN thoftfih lldUs
prioos ruled nthcf hfm Al The advance gaiucd 80
tcfday,
abs leading futur. nnrcd a. follows
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DNMINllN LNAhANhL'
Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points,
demand, par, Eastern points, sight lilo dis
count Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par New Orleans, * discount
sellinr-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo Premium New Or
leans, par
The local market was in very quiet con-
dition today and the result was no sales.
New Orleans spots closed quiet and futures
dull at a decline Of ? 10 points. Liverpool
closed quiet, very small business, and futures
steady and unchanged, The New York spot
market closed quiet with futures quiet,
going OIL to 2 points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say, "Forcign cot
ton adyicos were unchanged, and our mar
ket has been without interest during the
short session. Improved crop accounts led
20 some loss in the more distant positions,
and caused a slight decline In the immediate,
but this was soon recovered, and the market
Is substantially without change, Bolls were
shown In the exchange today from Column
bus, Tex, which are well advanced Our
winter months are selling at some lower
differences hanthc same positions are bring
ing In foreign markets, and exporters con.
tinue to purchase them against sales made
In Europe. The visible supply Of cotton Is
today In excess Of last year, for the first time
since September last. Our market is nov
awaiting the result Of the conflict between
spinners aud spectators in Liverpool, and
We shall from now on he ia ilucnced by ia,
success or defeat Of either party"
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CANNED GOODS rinmpplcS siii0ib1
ucachcs . lbs standard. e. .iai 20. second, tLV1N
iis ,o,na,oos. ~, standard, so.,,lc ", sand
ara. siut stfAvbyffius. sLaf uasphcffies, h.A,
hinrkbcffcs. ti.ut gfucu gagcs SLID. pcaf, $40.
piums 81 % asparagus, finn Enun corn, olup,t
/ ~ rrrcu pois 81 iiftLh1 tuNu oysters full
weight 10. infgic. . IT, si.itHl.U1 light weight
&c. 2 lhs slOo CONDENSED mllk Crown, su.lb
Ihelc. tIiN sWiss. sAlA SALMON. a. Gltta0l Sar
dluc. a. 10 mustard sarilues. a. 50 Mackercl
Siitait gt herring mnckrrol. q. H.
HtdAN-pufe white, p',c. OF white, ~ yellow
clarified. n.enC Vnucd 4, p'ic. standard grinu.
lated ~. powdered, io'i ~ cut loaf, lU,sc open
ksu y Kos ntHnH.
uuftLt- Common. i,c. ordinary. isc. fair,
Ie. prime RIO. .Fc choice to fancy, glos,Ag old
rnftfumCnt atstlic duh
sAiI saginaw, VI Do yer bal. ohio River, sl,20a
- ref bfl iouisiaua siil. SACKS, nnc sl.i0
uu1f.u. "a a.. pkts. q t.fsc
-ioulsiana, i'ss6c Carolina G85c.
fTANIli-lc
tIIIF.f- Prime flats, -- New York factory.
- fail tfcam. H. Young America, 10
Mut4As-ts= Louisiana. common ~ ialr, 2'Cfisc.
prime choicc. g2ai 49, hury, tC. conifliurns, com
mon 70 iuir sai.nc prime 10 choico, asg a. syrup
L.finr, ucldy.
| tANhiIls-stlctS all slycs Ia hxs, pls aud bflp
iltiic. fancy assorted, iutsic extra iancy iiesloc
IRA.
SOAR AND cANDLEs-solp s,sgSci candles
/ full weight DC
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September Ssas S,c. Ias closing c December 7'H
Com corsn-stli Very dull Mar oy months were
strong More deferred optioIhehl aud weak ex-
cept year; No. mixed, cath. 3lc; July 8ih@
SIC, closing sssc Asked September, 3Sc, closing
$50 bid; year, Sic closing.
oats-Dull but steady: No. @ cash, 221sc bid;
July, 22Ac, bid June. 23c bid.
Hye-No demand; No 2 370s3Sc bid
Hay-Dnll aud dragging, prairie, sdOO@"tc
Bran-Qulet but strong at Sb6li0c.
Flaxseed-spot quotable at Asl3G August deliy-
cry, Sl.60.
tead-bull and easy refined, sa7. chemical
hnrd $3.50.
, B9uttsI.9uict but steady creamery ioSi5c'
Eggs-Quiet at l0c.
Corn meai-Actye and firm al sll59225.
Proyifions-ln light demand.
Purk-sl200
Lard-Nominally nrmer at 81. u for prime steam.
Dry salt meats--shoulders, s525 longs and clear
ribs, s6.371S; short clear, t662L
Bacon--lIoxed shoulders $685.; longs and ribs,
81 65GsG 62l6; short clear G.G5C3675
Hams-Firm at si0.76@l2.76.
decentralization brls wheat 1900 bu; corn,
b0,QOO bu oats 5000 bu; rye. none, barley none.
Shipments Flour, 1900 brs; wheat, 5000 bu;
corn 0,00O bu oats 1900 Blu; rye, 200 bu; barley
none.
KANSAS CITY, No, Hume 22-wheat- Stronger;
No. red, cash, zoe bid; July, Gle; August, COO
bid; December, G2e bid, Gee asked No soft cash,
COrn-Quiet No. 2 cash, 2Gc; July, &c Asked
No white, cash, 29c bid. Bic asked.
Oats-No. 2 cash, 0i4c asked; July, lSc; August,
l7NG
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Trustees Sale.


ny virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed one on
the 18th day Of August 1854. aud the other on the
2ist day Of July, 1857 by W. w. Humphreys 10 tho
undersigned A. trustee 10 secure certlin indebted
ness specified therein the frst OF said trust deeds
registered In Registers Office OF shelby County
Tenn. In book 1884, page bCO. and the other regis
tered In said Registers office In book i7D. page S.
which are referred TO- said deeds conveyed aud au-
thoriKcd the sale Of the following real estate In
case the debts therein secured were not paid as
provided therein, said real estate situate In Mem.
pills. shelby County Tenn, beginning at point
In the north line Of Market street 2lh feet east from
the east line OF the nrt alley east OF Third street.
and running thence enst with the north side OF
Market street "a feet thence north lislg feet TO m
Intended alley, thence west "a feet thence south
llsk feet TO the place Of beginning. being part Of
lot 2of Mulhollln subdivision In country lot 800,
and the same land SGT apart 10 said W. w. llumph'
Tcyx In case Of w. W. Humphreys Va BERTHE May
Scott No. 2.ais. r. u, Chanccv Court OF Shelby
County Tenn, and ad debts not being paid ac'
cording TO the terms OF ad trust deeds, at the re-
quest ~ the bonodclarcs therein. | viii, on
the lat day Of July, 1852 at the southwest corner q
Main aud Madison streets, Memphis Tenn, sell
said described real estate 10 the highest bidder, at
public outcry. for cash.
Equity oi redemption barred Tho title 10 aid
property believed TO be good but will sell and
convey trustee In said trust deeds rcierrcd to- aud
not otherwise.
This 5lst day of May: 1850.
hin & wnkerou. Attorneys
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India and Pncinc steamship Comrany's
Mail steamers.

The Steamer 81 this, tho only regular line sin
Ina iiom the south 10 Liverpool. nfu yofy popular
with pascngcfs aud the ruutc they tAtc being les
lah.c 20 lad weather Than that 81 the New YORK
steamers makes the trip thoroughly eul Iyable
The following Steamers arc cApcCicd 10 leave here
JAMAICAN. 60 sail about June -.
Falcon inrc-lieucc ~ Liverpool, 500; through
IN Paris Via Calais " Dover first class rail, etc.
sign. OF thisl.class rail-. til0
Ietufn Tckcts-New orleans 20 Liverpool hnt
return. s2u. New ORLEANS 90 Paris aud return,
nri-cian all tho way, t1n Children aud servants
At o reduction.
Fof further particular, ~ 10 freight aud passags
apnly 10 81 J. SANDERS,
10 Carnndclct street New orleans
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GENERAL MARKETS.

The markc, quotation lists remain unchanged
except as to cotton seed products, which were
marked lower. Business svcry quiet for June
Grain 10 store at the elevators Corn. ~ i9 bush
els oats. lO,9li bushels
The New orleans sugar market Is active and
prices rule higher, all goods being IN good demand.
Molasscs quiet and steady. Mee nrm. with an up.
ward tendency.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 the powers nf a certain trust deed OF
June issN recorded IN book ~. paro alh II tie
shelby County REGISTERS oiilcc, made o. NJ "a -
curc certain indcbiulnos therein mentioned, dc.
fault having been mnde IN the samc NJ Tue unluett
OF bcnchCiariCs therein We viii on
saturday. July n, 1880.
nt the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
strCcis iu Memphis Tenn. scli AZ public auction
for cash % the highest bidder. the following rcal
estate tuWit!
An undivided onehali Interest In panel VI
ground lying and being IN Memphis, shelby coun'
~, Tenn, aud descrihyd NJ inllowsi bounded on
the south b. Jackson street on the eat ~ The
lands "a Oilbcn a Woodbridge on the npsth by
broadway and on the wut By Ninth street
EQUITY oi redemption waived. Taxes all paid.
Title perfect, but We srll and convey a. lfufttcl
b. r POsToN,
II ~ pOSTON, Trustees.
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rIouR-From store, common, sion family,
e. -; choice, L40 fancy. as, extra fancy sL1S
patent, a.. 2,dtAiO. hrm
CoRNMEAi,-lcarl. sl00 roller 81 p. steady.
BEANs AND PEAs-Nayy beans, sl.sjsLUU me
dun. ti.5ieti,n
OATMEAL In half brls sijO from store
CRACkEiis-sodn, CNtul &c. treble extra, Ga
&C. ginger snhps. iaHhg assorted lumbles, lls
l2'gr. cream crackers sh5tts'st
CRACKED wllEAr-ln half brls $3.50 from
store.
ilOMISY AND GRirs-From store. s2.55gloo.
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Pro,lsions.

FISH -Mhckcrcl. halt bris. no | q 10 No. 2
$40 80. % sAgt iOih Kits. No I siiE f,o. ?. eliza
Dry herring family. BE pcr box North tntnlinh
noe herring. hall hrls. $40. White fish, half brls
500
HOG RODUCTs-Ntcady pork. fiai0sssla2isu.
rlrcuud hams iOituiiitC breakfast bacon, p'sH
1850. clear fib sides. hacon i'ffti'sg shoulders,
o. n bulk pork. clear sides, g a.. clear fib sides
q. r.. long clear 90. shoulder, h'5c
LAl,D-To. 6isg half brls. 'l.G kegs nc
choice kettle, stts'lc ste idy
rios fEEr-urls. SlOl hall brlS sl.5G kegs
al %.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


INV YORK June % Money ou call easy with
no loais closed oiicfcd at ~ per cent Prime mcf.
.nihc pupct II 400 pet cent sterling exchange
a y, oui steady AZ hS tot ,lHiy day bills and
wenp steady
The stock market today was again duh and un.
ml.i'.lhs except ior two ~ three stocks. aud
WI, tn'i, va rtuat inditpOsitiou Ia trade. the
mAfsvl c1hibieda strong tone throughout and
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Aaslo. opsulus ulshe.t Lowe, Closing.

cash quotations wcfr a. follows
lluuf-ilrm aud unchanged
No 2spung WHEAT 0'.c 40. 5sprlng wheat We
71c No ND, ~. e.
No. corn, &c
No. oats ago
No. yc. t1'sc
No barley, nominal
No nasfSui ttin
Prime Timothy seed q 1fataS
Mo- pufk, pcf hu siifustL1A
Lard trt tuu lbs. ~ NJ
khnft fih sides. Loose, ttanaft ~
Dry salird shoulders. buEui g. tltaiN
short clear sides, boxed. 81 ~ ,ftdA
kcccipa atluuf 1000 hfls. wheat tA0o1 hu.
COUP, i.h,uo bu cats, iis,too bu. pc, aU,o hu.
barley luul hu.
shlpincnis -riour 1000 hrls. wheat rpooo bu.
corr, $3.50 bu. oats, aooo bu. rye, n,cog bar.
ST LOUIS Ma, June sl-rlour-Qulc, aud
whcai-Lowct nccilncs In other markets and
some nuc ~ lfn w from tho fields rvrafiing thu
splendid qunli'N Of the whcnt nnw hciug harvested
and the cApe,i,d heavy Yield caused the market ~
weaken on. Local traders VEN afraid ul the
weather, however aud would not seli fnrciy. and
the mafsei dfaEEvd The Uluso Wa about " iuf
July and August aud steady Cor september and
ncccmbcr, "a tpmpand With yestcninyt close.
No MI each, W. iulN. aNsftsdilr. closing
80 bid. August i!siSssag,.c, Slosod5.Jte 6ld
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Ncv yor,, mr., cood. unrLo,.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Thc market remained
unchanged. and prices. ~ n rule, continue very
firm Agents made the following prices Of new
Aliens prnts fanclos, &C. plnss, turkey reds and
robes 80. pink plaids. &C. Staples and staple
checks. g.. shepherd plaids,l'Sc
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Cotton nod I,,.,lurt..

MEAt.-rhmc. sl7bosiSoG on neal. Sab0e
iau0
UuTToN SIZED EAllroad. siio1 river. tiooop per
ton
Oii.-phmc crude cssinc on crude. gatlc.
prime summer yellow. bai,C choice cooking
Inmmrf IrllnM. Zoe.
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NEW YORK, juno 22.-conee-Optlons opened
barely steady. i0@l5 points down, closed irregu.
lar at 25des0 points down. fairly active sales, GO2JO
bags, including June, hGj, July, lLGO@lAW
August, II 7j@li.s1 september, liS09l5.O5; Octo
Der. li90@l5.0G November AOi@lh05; Deem.
Der, iLVb6glb,lG January H0jalb,D; February,
l5.05Wio.2O; March, ihO59i5.2h April iblG May,
lb.Oj@l5.l0. Spot Rio dun: fair cafgOes, l7lfc.
Sngar-Raw active and stronger. fair refining
nc. centrifugal, 10 test Nc bid sales 1000 bags
centrifugal, 9e test, gkc; 1900 hhds Muscovado,
20 test 5c; cargo OF Porto Rico 80 test 5c all for
Boston; 5000 hhds Muscovndo, 81 test at &c; re-
fined Arm. active
Molasses-Foregn firm: 30 test, 3ic New Orleans
quiet open kettle, good 10 fancy, 2sdi6c.
Ricc-Qulet and steady; domestic, $4,000;
japan. 4s.@5c.
CiNCINNATI, o., June 22.-whlsky steady; sales
sos barrels finished goods on basis Of sl.02
Buttcr-Qulet
SuRnr-firm.
Eggs-Easlcr; li@llLc
Checse-Easy.
CHICAGO, H., June 22-on the Produce TX:
change to-day, the butter market was hrin and
unchanged.
Eggs-l2isc.
NEw ORLEANS In, June 2.--Conee-steady;
Rio cnrgoes common Ia prime, l6l4@l9hc
kioe-Quict but steady ordinary 70 prime
3lsesjc.
Sugar Very firm open kettle, prime, nc; good
fair, i3iGc; cenirlingals, plantation grnnulated
pc choice white, ~ prime yellow clarified
; Di6e,hlac seconds, 13tGss i-lOc.
Moascs-firm; centrifugal fair 10 good fair
la92oc; common 10 good common, l6@is; inie
riOT, llc.
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lave stoeh.

CATTLE-Cholcc 20 extra, g4Nl1c good ga
o. rummon " medium, tt.Nlisr choice cows
aud heller W.air medium saefH,c.
hp1s=thuiyv cutnicd, t4Bt.C good, t.9iNc
common, l' ate
sllLl.l- choice. &C. medium, g'.Slc common,
N mtast IN
LAMii,-cholcc. o.. common to good. per head.
u.jOs2O0
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton msfset oiencd quiet and closed
qulet miiillnr. 10 u ioc saios - balcs. OF -
o exporter ani - 10 spnncr-
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. spite. good ordinary, sicc low mid
ding 10 8iac. midiling. 10 ii.icc. rooi mlddling
n siGc middling fair nominal iaif nominal
dusty hai'lc lower
uauN ga.vasng sTarpuNNr
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CLEVELAND. o.. June 22-Pclroloum easy; wv,
10, nc
WILMINGTON, n. C.. June 22-Turpcnilno arm
at sic.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ApTT.fg-NG market Dried apples, 2'sfi
&c u,f 10 irum stone Dried peaches, 2'talc from
ftunc
TRUiT-s'cady Omngcs- Mcssiua stt1a3 90 pcI
nox Lemons sfinH LdHtrf hox. lananas. si .hf,
2in pcf bunch dates. 3etsc Fig. iiatlic per lh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. id1., Lul pcf bfl sacks,
siul Cabhigc, tLn psf To- garlic, ~ pr luo
NUS Ii iuCunnuts, tlN per 10 lclnuu
NiwlniA 7Htsr lynncsscc, hfmCr' stock, hfisr.
ruasicd, iaftivr higher. shrllrd nd, 81. white g.
spanish. Nc. rrcans fcxat old, afl2c. Arkansas
ltrr. Italian rhfstnuiA inatilr
hlTTLh- katherine. iiauc creamery, ise,2oc.
dulY, ~ Iiss uHuuifY, iislHt.
IuIAIuI Hauull. ufW. vi n1 pcf hrl
CipEH-uafk. " l1p 1f bn, and $50 per hall
lfl
NiNrgAnaprf rai t2gtac
E4urastfaiT be-. tit . cases. i2e
luiLIhl q arus. fuuuE. tl.HH2in mixed
ffuHfF - hfnr 81 va o. durEa 81 lnHtut
hAi-iNs-Luui1n iaycn. t1og California, t14
fiCKLE8- Bris =. % halt bf.. tigl
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PLANTATIONS MOVEMENT.

The New York FmoaciH Chronicle Of June Y,
gives the following figures Total visible supply
iG25O7i bales against 2G7 Ia 1855 These fig
ures indicate an Increase Of cotton ia sight OF 1907
bales as compared with the same date In ISIS
ana decrease Of 2lG,Ois bales as compared with
same date I'm 1851
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY = TO Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. so PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middllng Cotton 10 ll-loc
Sales Today, - Bales-The Gen.
orai Market is steady-Meats Are
Steady.
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wool.
OIL aud Turpcntiuc.

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