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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1889-01-23
Editor Florida AericuItu1ist::

Editor Florida AgricuItufist:
Thanks for the improvement in your
paper in shape, etc., as it is SO much bet
ter to file than before. Ny dry-Weather
garden was q success by my plan OF ir1i-
cation, and potatoes, turnips, radishes
and lettuce did we'll. Cucumbers no
good. A green worm came on in count
less numbers and ate the vines up in spite
of all could do have another garden
coming on now. The cut worms are eat
ing my young cabbages as fast. as / can
set them out. have tried salt, ashes and
SCOT to no avail. What can do for
them? | have just planted 300 hills
of Irish potatoes and am experiment.
ing with different kinds of vegetables.
My Wilson Strawberries are beginning to
ripen, and have mulched them with pine
straw. In your opinion which is the best
mulch for orange trees, and to use for
bedding for horses and in compost heaps,
pine straw or the leaves from oaks, hick-
Dry, maple or gum? | can get either |
wish. Wishing you success during the
year and hoping to reap some benefit
from my experience in gardening and be
able to contribute to your valuable
paper, | am ever yours,
New Smyrna, Fla, Jan II, 1889.
To get ahead Of the cut worms mix two
or three tablespoonful Of Paris green with
-four and sprinkle little of the mixture
completely around and close to each
plant, but not against it. The worm will
eat the -four and thus become poisoned,
while with the remedies you mention it
does not touch the plant where the cut
worm puts in his work, which is to cut
the plant off just above the ground.
We should much prefer the oak and
hickory leaves, as they will rot much
quicker.
We will be pleased to have your expe-
rience in gardening and thank you. for
your kind expressions.
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PENT FREE-To person who will take care
"a of a small grove in town Also desirable lots
in Jersey City to exchange for q grove unim-
proved property here Address G. VANHORNE,
DeLand. Pot
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NOR SALE.-300 Japan Persimmon trees,
II choice varieties, grated native stock;
LOCO Orange Trees, Tangerine, Washington Navel,
Jafa, Mediterranean Sweet, Satsuma. A. c. CUT
LER, Phillips, Fla.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

This department is devoted to answering such
questions as may be asked by our subscribers,
which may be of general information. Enquiries
of personal character that require answer by mail
should always have stamps enclosed.
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ENOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-New, light draft,
Il twn-screw steam launch, 40 feet length. Lii
censed for 40 passengers. In good order. For
particulars address w. w. SAMMONS, Tarpon
Springs, Fla. LIT
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ORANGE AND LEMON TREES--A large stock
" of both old and new varieties at my nursery
two miles west OF DeLand-opposite brick yards
A. S. MUNSON. 26-tf
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.'The Compound Oxygen Treatment, Drs. Star
key & Palen, No. 1929 Arch ST., Philadelphia, have
been using for the last seventeen years. is scien-
Nitrogen magnetized, and the compound is SO
condensed and made portable that it is sent all
over the world ~
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1889-01-23

NOR SALE Iowa few thousand budded
II orange trees All choice varieties, including
the Dancy Tangerne; one-year-old buds on four
year-old sour stocks Address or call on HENRY
B. AUSTIN, Blue Lake Nursery, DeLand. 4-6
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XN7ANTED TO EXCHANGE-Nursery Stock
w for cash, mules, horses, carriages, city lots
town lots, fertilizers, Grove labor, etc, etc. A.
G. KINGSBURY, DeLand, Fla.
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GOUTH FLORIDA.-Send q dime for maps and
~ reading matter about the beautiful Charlotte
Harbor and Gulf Coast country. References. Adj
dress, THE ORANGE GROVE AGENCY, Liver
pool, DeSoto county Fla.
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ER 400 BUDDED ORANGE TREES :
O9OOO Choice varieties, Riverside Navel
heading the list. Low rates on large orders. w.
III. MANN, Manvile, Putnam Co., Fla. 45-tf
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CAPITAL WANTED.

An inventor is looking for party with capital
to manufacture 1st, a practical fruit picker espe
ciay adapted to picking oranges; ID light, port
able extension ladder to move around the grove,
can be used from feet to 30 feet or more one
man can move it about Sd, practical cultiva-
tor, superior to any out. Address FRANK HIGEI4,
Venice, Manatee Co., Fla.
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WANTED-An experienced florist and garden
w er. One who has had experience in the
South preferred. HI. T. WHEATLEY, Palm
Springs Orange County, Fla.
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wv respectfully call the attention of the set
w tiers and orange growers of Florida to our
advertisement in another column. j. w. & +. d.
WAITE, Belleview, Fla.
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gfANE HUNDRED THOUSAND GRAPE VINES
~ in San Pablo Nursery: Champion, Ives Del
aware, Goethe, Perkins, Brighton. Try our dol
lar collection. W. B. GRANT, San Pablo, Fla.
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WANFED-Nursery budding. by competent
w man of five years experience, in extensive
nurseries in Florida Best of references. Address,
BOX 20, Lake Howell, Orange county, Fla.
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Editor Florida Agriculturist::

fSdItOr FIOTldb ASTIcufJHllSt:
Will you please give me the amount Of
packages of fruit and vegetables shipped
from the State each year. have seen the
amount stated in your paper, but do not
remember just now II you can give me
the number it would be great favor to
me, and add new branch of industry in
this State. j. III. LINDEMAN.
We have no means OF telling how many
packages are shipped North from Florida.
We have stated the estimated amount
shipped from the South, but not from the
the State alone.
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MARRIED MAN WANTED--To tend grove
I'VE and cultivate twenty acres for the raising
hogs and poultry on shares. Address IT, ID. HAM
ILTON, Denaud, Fla.
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NOR SALE--A new, firstclass saw and planning
II mill and box and crate factory, situated on
the o. b. r. r.. Address, w. f. HEACOCK,
Lenard, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1889-01-23

Compound Oxygen-Its Mode of Action and
Results" is the title of new brochure of two
hundred pages, published by Drs. Starkey & Pa
len which gives to all inquirers full information
to this remarkable curative agent and a rec
ord of several hundred surprising cures in q wide
range of chronic cases-many of them after being
abandoned to die by other physicians Will be
mailed free to any address on application. Read
the brochure!
Drs. Starkey e PaIen.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1889-01-23

For CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, DYsPEP-
STA CATARRH, HAY FEVER, HEADACHE, DEBII4-
ITY RHEUMATIsM NEURALGIA, and all Chronic
and Nervous Disorders.
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JERSEY RED BOAR FOR SALE-Two years
- old; weight about 300 pounds. Price $25 cash,
F. o b. cars here. Address, w B. GRANT, San
Pablo, Fla.
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RATES-Twenty words pane and address one
week, 25 cts; three weeks, so cts.
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NOR SAIEG--A tool chest, parlor stove and a
Il lot of fence pickets. j. j. BANTA, DeLand.
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a FL. HUTCHINSON, REAL ESTATE AND
LAsTax Paying Agency. Notary Public. DeLand.
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NOR SALE.-Seed cassava, so cents per 100 feet
Il j. /. WILSON Haines City, Fla.
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EHGGS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rocks only
H ST. for IL. A. f. STYLES, Philips, Fla.
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nANCY TANGERINE ORANGES SELL FOR
AS$5 per box. 1000 trees of the above variety
for sale by A. G. Kingsbury, DeLand Fla.
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'ESOR the Brazilian Guava extra fne) address
n III. X. CLARKE, M d., Ocoee, Fla. Att
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10000 A dsSgs nF baa. e9th to o"a Srs5
years old. j. M. SAMUEL, M d., Beresford Fla
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r HAVE about 200 Tangerine Trees on sweet
Il stock, for sale. at the very lowest figure,
AARON WAR;, Georgetown Nursery, George
town, Fla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

CANNED GOODS - Pinoapplcs. sl.l5aib0
polchts 2 lhs, standard, Si.s1ogl.iH second siO0m
Las tomatoes lts. standard, s0srpc. he. stand
ard, siO1 strawberries tl2h maphcrics, ~ 20
blnckbcuics, sl,u0. green gngcs sl.ll pears, tlIH
plums sijG asparagus si0G green corn, 81 0Og
/ 10. prcn peas " 2iofi.i0. cove oysters, full
weight. / No. pie,pic H., sl.djalCt Hight weight
Glc. lbs. slul condensed milk-Crown, w. ~
Eagle, sj0. swiss. SLlb salmon, s.Gj92Ol sar
dimes, sl,h0. mustard snrdlncs, sl.t0. Mackcrcl
silbotLm herring innckcrCl. sLlb.
SUdAR-l'uW white ng on white, 1tc, yellow
clarified, Skas a. rcuncd \, Dc. standard grinu
lated, go powdered. lO',c cut loaf, iOIsci open
kettle fa7isC strong.
COFFEt Common. l5i,C ordinary. tsc; fair
lpC prime Rio, 2lc choice 10 iuuCy, 2l9i1c. old
government EetHr, firm
sAtT-snglnaw. sLgl per brl. Ohio River. SIS
egi. - per bfl. Louisiana, siij, sacks, line, sLi0
cuuntc, sLiE pkN IL taic.
MCE-lOnlsiana, Hs8lc Carolina G81c
SIAkCli-lc
CliElsE-rrmc fats . New YORK factory
-. fall cfcam Nc. Young America. llc.
MOLAtsfh- Louisiana, common a. tuir, 2hu2sc
prime choice, 8leisc. fancy, &c ccntriiugnls, com
mon 20 inif 2i81s, prime 10 choice, - ,.oci syrup
2t.tihs steady
tANDll.s-stcks all sizes In bxs. pie aud brls
lutilc. fancy nsor'd iO9ic extra iancy, 10
gt nm.
SOAP AND CANDLES gsa5c candle,
iull weight V'sc
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arnln and pro,l,lon-.

CHICAGO, H.. June ii.-Qutoa large business
was transacted ln wheat. aud lover range Of
prices Wa established, especially for the deferred
futures, June closed about 20 lower. July opened
l6tii a. lower sold OF - murc rallied 9se3ac. ~
rslel again and closed about IT, lower than YES.
icnlny. DECEMBER closed nbuu, ic lower. The
bpak IN the market was attributed Go the bright
aud clearing weather and the government IMPORT.
The principal factor, No doubt, was the luno 70
port OF the Agricultural Department. which
although showing n falling OIL OF points Ia condi
tun. we much better than many operators had
calculated on The figures ns represented by th,
department Indicate much larger yield than lns
year \ great deal Oi long wheat which had been
bought IN expectation OF realizing higher prices,
was placed on snic. and the offerings were heavy.
shorts took advantage Of the weakness and bought
H. one prominent local trader being credited with
covering fu'uly, aud the buying from this touuC
checked further decline
4 fair business wus reported In corn. The feel
Ing developed being rather unsettled, the market
uling weak early aud irmor later The weaker
tnucthrly was attributed 10 the dcciiuc In wheat
and morc favorable weather and later the smaller
anuciaied arrivals had a Strengthening iuhucncc.
The market opened a below the closing prizes o
ytetrulay, steady Tor "A time then advanced a.
raoicd some, closing shade lover than ycsiof'
day
oats were traded In moderately aud n stead,
feeling prevailed during the day Prices advanced
LHitU Later uu Ctuuss prevailed und the market
closed steady nt about the same prices a. ON ycstCr
day
iur mess pork upcning sales wvrc made nc p setit
decline aud further reduction OF 5h,asi0c wa
submitted ~ Later Toward the Close the icclinl
was sieadcr, aud prices rallied 7'.8iOc, and closed
Considerable Interest was manifested in tho lard
market PRICES ruled 1i5atic lower, and the mar
let closed tame ~ medium hgurvA
fmding was iaifly active Ia the market for shor
rih sides aud the feeling was easier, fricgs ruled
2'ss lower, and the market closed quiet at out
side nguncs
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GENERAL MARKETS.

To-day the Merchants Exchange quotation com
mittoos advanced meats Is@ltc, -four iOc, sugars
L@lSc aud best grades OF coffee ilc. There were
other changes Of minor character made IN the
list. Grain in store nj the elevators; Corn, l,i52
bushels oats, 0,0s7 bushels
Chandler Brown & Co, OF Chicago wired their
Memphis correspondent rs follows "1ho principal
feature of the market today was a liquidation OF
long wheat while the favorable Government re-
port, followed by bright and warmer weather to-
day, encouraged the bears, who increased their
lines at the opening. At the decline however, 10.
cal shorts became large buyers, causing half cent
reaction. Crop aud weather conditions arc all
that could be desired, and sales on buges seem the
propcr cnpor Curb 56c Julyn
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CINCINNATI o., June 1l.-Whi. ky-Quiet
sales bos barrels finished goods on basis OF slO2
sugar--In good demand and higher; refined, "a
@ghc New Orleans. 7l<@s4c
kggs-steady at l019@nc.T
Cheese--Easy. Fh
CHICAGO, H., juno Il,-oh the Produce Ex'
change today, the butter market was firm and I'M
Eggs-ln fair demand at l2c
NEW YORK, June li.-COfae Options opened
dull, unchanged 10 points mp closed steady 90
ID points up; sales, 1920 bags including June,
l6Sli July 1896 August, lGbO@lG65; September,
1868, October, lG TO@ld 75 November, 1919; Decem'
Der, 1910; january, l6.s0@l6Sj; March, 1920 May,
1910. Spot Rio dun, fair cargocs, lo3sc.
/ sugar-Raw excited and higher fair refining, &c;
centriiugals, 96' test Nc; sales 100000 bags cen
lrilugals, 90 test, BIC 200 hhds Porto Rico, 7c
500 hhds Barbados, so test &C. Refined firm aud
active, higher on some grades; of A, 3l6@s%c;
mold A, DC.
Molasses-Foreigh firm; sales, $50 bids Trinidad
3@2Sc lfg hhds English Islands, 3l@3ic New
Orleans quiet; open kettle, good TO fancy &@i6c
NEW ORLEANS La, June l.-Sugar-firmer
but not quotably higher Others unchanged.
HAVANA Juno i1.--sugar- Upward tendency
sales p 900 bags centrifugal, e6,g TO W polarla
ton, at 800 gold per quininl 100 bags molassei
sugar, so polarization, at $500 gold per quintal
AZ Matanz1s, 800 bags centrifugal, 02 TO g6' po
drizatlon, sold nc $500 gold per quintal. AZ Car
denas, $500 bags centrifugal " 90 90 polarization
sold at $500 gold per quintal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NFW YORK. june ~. None, on call cnfy NJ a,l
~ PER cent lat loan pvt ctnL closed offered at
~ cent Prime mtUautllp taIUL itt1'b yer cent
sterling CKrhtusr dull bat siyady a. glsiA. iuf
HINtN dait and tl ai Cor Il s.nnnl.
NuNtfumrni bonds wCW dull nud steady. tintr
huiids have hpvu uull bat nfn.
ihcstHk market today was qulut aud lrm fnf
most ~ the lsi but iu sIus 10 Wa dcudeilN active
nui tvry tifunH. uul among such tharcs uiirtci
advances we've Hrlffd uH tlir uaait ~ the dag on
rnailnua The Status ui aiiaifs ln tho Wet showed
uI change. aud the luiufc.t in tho pfangrr stocks
VS. tmAI aud thri bVuamc comparatively quiet
with small nurtutfiuua The news ul the dhy ifnm
tIp Wet WHs mthrr ui nu CurnumHl tenor, aud
thtr' Was un lnduHcmcnt 20 nttack the Mcticrn
stocks The huIlih icclihr uuuu the Vanderbilt
stocks cuuiuuri sui those shHrSs, whhc not
tn prominent .H NrtiUrlty, wvrc more unihp
than usual nud strong al the way, though
hrlf movement. wrfv uu asunl sale tue tuists
VIEW less atitv. bat exhibited Jess bunyangy, AMI
srrr fcachcl the niruc.t point ~ attained IN the
lst the fumuts lu I'Etrl ~ u taking the fhnl q
ihhi ihrrv q ltfFr amount ul Undivided Cash w
NH uutsufI ui luu tumpany. iaIuduu prices tai.
90 tu'f Wcfr fuinrt hat lower than uur uHurV- ~
lhN cttnfr, aud ths market got NO cncuunigc'
lu' hi during the dts irtin that uuarcr. show ui
Nhl Nic ticcuAiun un the other tidc ar No. IN
/ flmpalhl With the ipHVnt movement Notwith'
launih. lhi' Tact urt prizes herr were rcucrally
] W"h 'sN % tTf rVut uiuYu our last evening
4 hthts. snd willie tue intvrtl la the tfadlng wai
| ..h.N.l m lev tlnus tHtu DE- the rfialrrs, ~,
/ Ianl, NeN lnTlhnt and the trusts further al
| snu,cs WEI, 'ourd iu the early dca hugs which,
| hue'N,t outside II The tut,is word fractional
"hp' ioNaiu nuou The market ddi{d into dull
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ness and some reccssIons from the prices
OF the first hour were made, but alter
that time there was renewed buying on n large
scale In the coalers and jersey Central rapidly
stock for years Delaware 4 Hudson followed
closely and at last crossed Lackawanna, reaching
147iS while Lackawanna was not sluggish, espec-
hanna 4 Western became active and advanced
materially. The movement In Reading was
smaller but the transactions In the stock during
the last two hours were on large scale. There
was the usual realizing during the last hour, but
the strength Of the market was renewed, and the
close was active and strongest about the highest Of
prices Of the day outside OF few issues such ms
Reading As. which contributed SAL 900, and Rich
mond 4 West Point trusts which furnished Sl2-
600 10 the days total OF 81 $4,000 there was little
bonds today, aud though there was n firm tone
throughout the movements, as n rule. were insig.
nihcnnt. The total sales OF stocks today were 49,,
3Us shares Closing quotations
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IsrnNlalans.

FISH Mackcrol half brls No. !, $3.50. No 2,
SS7j: No o. $40. ia-lb Kits. Ma si35. No. 2,sl. ~
Dry herring. family. CSC per box North Carolina
roc herring, half bfls, sO7j White fish, half brls,
$3.50.
HOG PRONUNCIATION; pork l900@i32i su.
gar.curcd hams l0bgmiiigc breakfast bacon. O1ses
lOiFc; clear rib sides, bacon, Tf@7'4c snoulders,
Glsc bulk pork clear Sides &c. clear rib sides,
Oisc. long clear " ~ shoulders. j'gc
LAKp-fcs, 10, hall brs, 5'sc' kegs, 1hci
| choice kettle, hessi 4C firm.
FRESH MEAls-ncci, hlndquaflerS bcsIc, fore
| quarter . gale CITY hogs u9ici country dressed
fiGs fEEf-Brls $780, half brls $780, kegs,
/ sl2l.
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Imports MSLMa CO6sw.
~ Ga T. g. wagons. g. Total. ii bales.
LSp0rs-L&N. a. Total. q bilot
INV york.
Spots oponcd quiet aud closed quiet and steady.
middinf 10 fltc. sales. b,, balCs Quotations
ucv a' iuilous Ordinary. 5ioc good ordinary
1910. low mlid'iug 49, a. miid,lns. "a glUc
god miliiluE ~ Hits. midd,lui iair. o.. q. iait
lr
luiurcs uucncd dull and closyi quiet, ns iullouf
june ioraindl July. Oh GiafiOGl August lo zoe
lo7ii scpirmhfr i1iistioiC oCiohcr. HWa0 "a.
No,cmhct pA..pst poecmbgr ps,itpn. innu.
arr, an,"ano February. inui tiool March. iniifi
loia April ioil8ioD May iONIl1..N Sale.
i2,lll bales
DAILY roUr ASp INTERIOR NDvUNgNr.
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puying-New York and Eastern points,
demand; part Eastern points, sight lilo dis.
count Cincinnati, st, Louis, Louisville and
Chicago. par; New Orleans, = discount
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, l-iO prcmiumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market remains quiet and
unchanged, sales unimportmt AT Chicago
spots are steady and futures duh at de-
cline Of to points. The Liverpool Cotton
Exchange will open this morning for regu-
lar business, the Whtsuntidc holidays being
over New York spots closed quiet and
steady, with futures quiet, old crop months
declining point and new crop months ad-
vancing point
Hubbard, Price & Co. say Awaiting
foreign cotton adyiccs, this market romans
In a very quiet attitude. The bureau report
appears to be regarded iayorably by foreign
parties, and some selling orders have been re-
ceyed and executed for that account during
the session. Otherwise the market has been
dull. More distant positions are slightly
stronger ON buying from New Orleans
sources and this disposition TO buy In New
York Is doubtless strengthened by the ap'
pontment Of a special committee to revise
the standard Of New York and place II upon
a level Of that Of 1856. This is the first o.
the several recommendations the result o
the agitation ut the annual meeting OF the
exchange so that the contract In iso9'0O vii
be decidedly more valuable than that o
isss-S9. Rains have fallen and warmc
weather Is reported more generally through
out the South. Our stock has decrease
quite rapidly since the 1T Of June, taking
being, however. 81 cotton not included IL
contract holdings"
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nreAilsfmn..

FLOuR-From store common, s375; family
sLOO. choice, els inncy, $40 extra fancy, el5O
patent SjO0@52g firm.
CORNMEAls- Pearl, $500. roller s. %. steady
BEANS AND pEAS--Nayy beans, 81 bj@2OOi me
dium. Sl.75@iqO
OArMEALs-In half brls. $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS Soda, cxtm, BE-, treble extra, Ga
GLc ginger snaps, 76tsISC assorted lumblcs, ll@
l2iyc: cream crackers. 7i1asbc
CRACKED WHEAT-In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMINY AND GRlTs-From store. s275@3.O0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

CHICAGO, H.. June 1.-THE Drorers Journal re
ports Cattc-Receips 1850; shipments, $500
Market slow and easier becycs, sL2j@l.b5: steors
&6O@ip; stockers and feeders, 8 25g37b cows
400.
llogs-Recepts, 1900; shipments, 1900, Marke
strong and DC higher mixed. sL8lWibG heavy
L2WLO, light NBj@l6b skips, s3.JOaL3Q
sheep-Rcceipts, 1000: shipments, 1000. Marke
steady natives, s8OO0l5O; Western shorn, 5000
40. Texas shorn, s3.OO@i0O lambs, N.5C@3A
per head.
The Drorcrs JorAdrs special cnblcgmm from
London quotes liberal supplies of American cattle
but light general supply. Values steady Bes
American steers, 10, estimated dead weight