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by Ielcgraph.


NEW YORK, October 3.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price * Co. say: The day
has been an exceedingly dull one with
some attention paid to October. which.
at one time. sold at $40 81. but lost the
advance as the day wore on. Later
months have shown but little strength.
were affected 10 a moderate degree by
the temporary improvement IN October
but. with the loss Cf that they receded
in'unions aud the close is at the lowest
price Of the DAY with an easy feeling
after it. Liverpool at the opening came
steady at Lei advance, but became
easier, lOsinC the gain and l6-4 TO 2-bi
additional. Transactions here have
been small-43.1C0 baes-one quarter
of which appears as October trades.
Operators continue apathetic. and are
waiting developments. Receipts con
tinue large. The New Orleans Cotton
Exchange telegraphs that the general
average weight of all the new cotton
received during the four weeks Of Sep
TENDER was jlj 90 100 pounds.
Futures closed about steady. sales.
30. 400 bales. Spot cC,ion steady lOi
middhng uplands. Sales. 3i6 bales to
spinners. Clos ings. October. 10 3lal0
30: November. lOO0ai0.0l: December.
o 9G4997: January. 900i9 OF: Febru-
ary. 10 OjalOO, March. 10 l3al0.l4:
April. lO2OalO.2l: Nav. l0.2GalO.21.
June. 3ialO.35: July. 10 l0al0.42.
Receipts at ports to-day estimated at
3j coo.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady:
middirg uplands, e 7-l6i. Sales, TO-
600 hal les
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ny ifi'si fIh.N
New YORK. October 3.-Money was
stringent again to-day, loans ben (
made as high as ~ per cent. at one
time. The closing and lbwest rate was
6 per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates, 4slliSsi: actual rates,
dS3a4s3i for sixty days and 4s'ta4S's
for demand. Government bonds closed
steady: currency G's, IFS bid; q. cou-
pons. l27 bid: ! s do, l0)7 bid.
The stock market vas more actlNe
this morning. the total sales to noon
being nearly equal to that OF all yester,
dav. The rales for money were still
stringent at and per cent. being de-
handed for call loans. and stocks were
weak. nearly the entire list being I to
per cent. lower at - o'clock than they
closed last night In the afternoon the
market was dull but moderately ilrm
until after 2P. n, when there was a
general selling. under which me
market weakened ard prices further
declined to ! per cent. me weak
ness was due entirely to the aspects OF
the monetary situation. both here ana
in London. in connection with the pro-
bable export Of more gold from here.
and possibly also from here to South
America. Final prices were generally
the lowest of the dav. Sales. 4O3 o65
shares.
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three strings, $3.50 to :. 90: four
strings. $500 TO - 90.
Paskets-Willow, SLID to Sl3o per
nest; split, 80 to &c per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 3 pounds, per Dozen
81 TO 9jc
Can Corn, , pounds, per dozen, - to
SOC.
Herrings Roe. halfbbl. IS 2jto S3.7J'
Eastern. half bbl.. $3.50 to sS.lj: NC.
cut. per Dbl. - 80 tOS6.0O: Gross. Dbl.
S37j to 81: new clipped. q - to S4.oV.
Rice-Carolina, @ 10 &c; Rangoon,
o..
.Salt-Liyerpool. from store. Sl.4O to
Il 80: Liverpool y3rT scarce. ground
alum from store. per sack. sl.0O % Si.Oo.
Sugars-Granulated sc:confec'i)ner =
A. &c. to 7lc.: 4 sugar, SIC; 3 sugar.
Sc: white. extra G.. 7Ic. TO dec sugar,
&c yellow. CSC. to &c.
Teas-Black. - 10 50r. imperial, 80 TO
SIC: gunpowder. 20 10 s5c.
Cofee-jiio. i;s to 20gc.. Laguayra.
POI to to 90c; Java, "a 10 25lc.: Mocha.
Is to Z9c
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, ai.2e.
three hoops 81 30
TallOw-iC.
Iard-Pure. Sc: pressed. g.
Molasses- hog-hca1. is To- Zoe.
barrels. f. 10 iG-.g genuine golden syrup
Der gallon. ., 10 5.c: Porto Rico. 20 to
;1c as to quality: New Orleans prime
to choice. 30 90 soc.
Soap Common. 3 to- 6c. best w. ~
-. s...I.t - Ir.a
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NEW YORK. October 3-Fl0ur
fairly active and firm. unchanged:
Wheat closed easy and. lower: spot
sales No. red. Sole: 80 > red winter.
October. soc. Corn closed steady and
unchanged: spot sales No. , mixed,
3Q5. No. , mixed. October. 39lc. OlIs
closed M changed: spot sales of No. !
white. 3jc.: 40. > co.. 2sl l2Sic.: No. ,
mixed. October. .G.c. Pork dull: in
spected mess. Sl2.50lSl2 -. Lard
closed weak: October. s6 30. Sugar
Refined steady: cut loaf. crushed. and
powdered. Sic: gianulated. &c. COT
fee-Spot lots steady: fair Rio cargocs.
1870.
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CHICAGO. October 3.-Wheat opened
4alc. lower. Corn weak. and ranged
lower. Oats dull. and 4c. lower. Pfoyi-
siors ranged lower. Closings: Wheat
October, 500. December. So: May.
slsasllc. Corn October. 3lsc. No
vember. 31ta3lsc.; December. Bite
Oats-Oct0ber. lJfc.: November. ly-c..
December. 1850. POrk-OctOber. so 20.
November. 500: January. %. ID B.
Lard October. 5000. November. - ei
January. Sj.s7t. Short r.bs-Oclober.
- %: November. Sl.12 January. $40.
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REVIEW.
NEW YORK. October 3.-The market
to-day had some comfort fOT both bulls
and bears. The bull feature mas been
the strength of Burlington and Mani
toba. with rum0rs that Manitoba was
making arrangements looking TO the
purchase or control Of Burlington and
Northern The rumor has been denied
by almost everybody interested, but in
the face Of very weak market G.. b. *
.. has advanced and held more than
half its gain indicating some truth in
i'm the rumor somewhere. Cotton oil
and AtchisOn have been weak. the
former probably as result of higher
money. and the latter on bear manipu-
lation. We heard that the Atchls0n re-
organization plan is making satisfactory
progress. ana that it Will come out in "a
form likely to be acceptable 10 all the
larger interests. The subject vii be
considered By the directors Saturday.
Money has ruled easier from : 10 9,
closing at q.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. October ;. 1859.

RICHMOND. Va. October ;. 1883.
OFFERINGS
Wheat 06G bushels.
C1m-2 500 bushels.
Oits-l GOO bushels.
Rve-gOO bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White. - bushels good at
SIC. Longberry. 90 bushels for seed on
private terms: do. 800 bushels prime on
private terms: do. is bushels fair az
SOC. Shoriberry, 30 bushels for seed
on private terms. do. 50 bushels good
M Soc: do. 40 bushels fair at Soc; do.
A. bushels fair at &c: do. II bushels
common at 73c. Total sales Of wheat,
.OGG bushels.
Corn-Mixed, 600 bushels very good
on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding. l0sc.. low
miodling, 1872; good ordinary
Ole
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fsaY. Oats aud straw

Hay-No. Timothy. per ton. Sil.t0
10 si4.j0.N0. >. $500 to -l3.50:miXod.
SO TO Si2: Virginia clover. $40 IT, SD.
Baled Oats--sl to Sl2.
Slucks-Baled. % o. 00c.
COMPRISED. 700 pounds. 10
to 42c: loose. pressed. large bales. - Co.
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flour andveai

Flour-RichmOnd patent roller
family. $3.50 TO 50: fancy family - &C.
1928: family. - 5Gto -i'j. city extra.
Is - to ~ city superaUe. 1920 L.
S3 30: city fine, $3.50 to 20.
Meal-City, per bushel, Soc: country.
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RICHMOND. VA, October 3, 1889.

Reported hv John l.. Williams son.
bankers and brokers. No. iii Main street.
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Iron-American refined old Domin-
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes.
> l-i0c. English and American sheet.
81 toI.c: Swedes hammered. 4 % jc.
hoop. 3 to l.c.
Nails-Old Domiaion. standard size
80 =: steel. - 3D..
Malker hofse-shoes IS. muIes. s..
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New Yorl, stock Market.

Reported by C.. ". Branch & Co.. bankers
and bro kcis, so. III Main street.
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PRE- STON & Il LgV i N, ~
FINE ART FU RNIl' I'LL
No. IS Governor Street.
DRUas. MEDICINES. sc.

1T is wonderful that from the bosom OF
Mother Earth flows streams ior me sie"'lhi
az her chlidrpn.-~. \ g.. 4.
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1CO Richmond cIly S. at 1873
500 Richmond city q 5 at ll9.
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WHOLESALE PRIZE CugIEN L.

Reported by Spiailcy d Overbcy. Comm s.
on Merchants. 1906 Cary street.
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TnF Pittsurg dispatch tells about "a
place in this broad land of the free where
salt passes for money. It says: The descent
from the plain OF Mardilissan. which l.
covered with stones ANA pebbles the pest
of the cOuntry-and has neither grass nor
water. 90 the Bahr As>al (~ali lake,. lies
through "a tract which seems 20 have been
turned tOpSN-tursy between high and steep
hills. and reminds one Of the internal re-
sious Nature has undergone some awful
cafacl,sm in those solitary wastes. The
lake /, so feet below the level of the sea.
About "A third of the soil la IFS vicinity u
covered with sheet of salt hall a loui
thick. which resembles ice. ~ salt Is moi
0nl, used for culinary purposes. but ais"
a. "A currency. il i eat into pieces OIL the
shape of milestone. They are about
nine inches long. one inch ana three
..~artcr- thick. and in the middle TWO
inches wide. Black lava beds abound ana
several deep cratcrs MimOsas. ir"m when
gtnn-.yabc Is collected. acaeias. saline
plants, and few groves vi doom palm trees
are alone met with by the way. Ailcr DAYS
Of toilsomc iOurnc,ing through this desolatc
country We came upon huge wall ol soild
rock. and entered the gOrges of 'ugunta, an
exceedingly narrow defilc IN the mountains,
which close i'm ON every side. On approach
ing the table land, ar we wOrmed our way
through these PERCEPTIONS and Ion, ellis OF
prnphNry aud diOrit". the ascent was very
sie,.p. especial, for laden camcls. Nithin
n few miles the ri-c OF the basaltic mas
amounts 10 six thousand on seven thousand
feet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nend. aud stocks

NEw YORK, June g-Moncy on call easy Al
20 pcf cent. lasi loan, pcf cgnt, closed ohcfyd
NJ per cent iflme mcfrautile PAPER a.9a'l
per cent sterling EXCHANGE, mow active and
steady, aiASh Tor dAv day bills, aud sls'S
lot demand
ooycrnment bonds have been dun end steady.
State bon A. have bccn dull aud without feature
The stock market lodsy was even morc quiet Than
that Of yesterday and the fluctuations were ~
everything except one et two stock 90 pat WIN
the business done Then was . arm icclinE
Inc cntlfc market weakened and the result Of the
days trading Il that most 81 the lsi arc small tfac
tlous lower than last evening. fherc was some
veal ncss apparent az the opening, the result pfn'
cipally II the discouuring dispatches. ifpm INC
West aud the aIathclic altitude OF Lonlol,,
but the market Immediately displayed
uso O SdsaSeod ali 'S over tie III on a
| very moderate volume oi business OF the ttocka
/ 81 the rosnar ilsi only NJ, ranl. headine, New
/ Eueiand and Aichlson displayed any animation.
aud oi the Jour New England alone nueiuaied oscf
| a range u a. much a. I pct cent Their cout..
| va, an example ~ the entire Lat, movlng upward
from the opchinE and reaching The highest price.
| held Ncfy steady uuul the lasl hour. when They
yielded rather sharply aud dcclincd 10 below the
opening pticcs Thcie were infthgf engaremenu'
Of sod iuf Europe today by saturdays steamers
aud this with the poof showing made ~ the cafu
lugt ~ lfo and Reading had much 10 DO WITH tue
late wcak In the list The trusts wcrc nl active
but the tfnmaCtlons IN those shares were on
much smaller fcnie than usual OF ht,
aud theif fluctuations wcrc also mads
within comparatively narrow range, the nna
resulu bsiug tgulhcanti In all Of the old iarofiiss
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GENERAL MARKETS.

The quotation committees today advanced sugar.
cured hams and breakfast bacon 1E@lc, and
marked down coffee ic, It being duh aud lower
Grain In store at the elevator Corn p, bushels;
oats II, ZIG bushels.
At New Orleans sugar Rre very strong, with light
offerings Molasscs nominal, and rice In good DO
mand at steady prices.
Chandler, Brown & Co, OF Chicago, wired their
Memphis correspondent as iollows 1.-THE weakness
aud break In wheat today was due 10 heavy sell
ing OF long wheat Shorts were also increasing
their lines on weak and lower cables, fine
weather, and reports OF good nins In Russia The
Cindahou Prize Current estimatesa crop yield OF
400 100000 bushels. The market Ia pretty wei
evened up but we believe conditions warrant pur
chases any further break. Curb 1919 bid July
dispatch. from st. Petersburg, received today
saws "Owing 10 favorable weather all fears tina
the crop would prove failure have been dis
PEELED"
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csnin aud ProyI.Ion-

CHICAGO. H.. June g7.-Tho wheat market was
less active ON the whole thun yVscrlay. good
business was transacted During the early part Of
the session. but after that ruled inorc quiet Prices
ruled lower aud the advance Of yesterday was lost
The opening fully lffli A. lower iof the yari'
Gus futurvs thnn yccfdnys closing and alter some
fluctuations sold Oh lsuisc more. reacted slightly
aud tlnscd easy aud r. II lower iUr July, &c lower
closing ngurs of yesterday. The break In prices
was due largely 20 tho hcllci that the greater part
oi the Short Interest nj the lower uricCa was COW
sIei aud 10 de',s on NE var. o. ,oms ct ne
some of the heavy lonFs had taken adranmru Of
yesterdays bulge a. seil Adylccs ncw rccoivcd
reporting rain Ia Russia and this helped 10 create
Weakness ffnm the Northwest bad news vgnrd-
Inc the crop prospects received but thosc were
ofi.Ct 10 some cAtcut By good reports lrum the
winter wheat districts
4 moderate trade was reported in'cofn. most Of
the business bcilg transacted during The hfst part
| OF tho session, after which the market became
| quiet The market openci &c under the closing
prices Of Yesterday, was easy aud generally de
cned ~, nllicda little and closed l.e9. = lower
than yesterday.
/ range OF prices pcurdcd. The feature oi the trad
| ing was an increased demand ~ change contracts
/ from July Ia september
Trading was quite active IN mes pork, and tho
/ feeling was somewhat unsettled aud prizes lffcgu
lar Early the feeling wns inner aud prior wen
J advanced 2'EfAc later, prices declined lu.tilc
| Toward the elnsc the feeling was stcadicr aud
prices rall'cd bS7'Se aud CLOSED comparatively
| steady.
IIaihcr more doing In the Lard market and N,
| market was rteadlcf earlier In the day. Price
ruled 2it0,ir higher. Later the icclinE was casio
and the grcatcr portion u the advance Was Loot
Considerable Interest was manifested In IN
market iot short rib ,ldcs. Prizes were advance
hs5,sc Later prices settled back gale, but uailc'
again slightly and closed comparatively steady.
The leading iuturSs hanged a. iollowe
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE

DOMESTIC EACHANbE
puyine-New York and Eastern points,
demand par; Eastern points, sight, lilo dis.
count Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par; New Orleans, u discount
selling-New York and Eastern points
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati ST. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo Premium New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market remains very
Quiet; sales today were % bales, all taken
by splnners. Spots in New Orleans closed
steady, with futures quiet at an advance OF
2to points. Liverpool was firm, demand
lair, with futures up 1 point and closing
steady. The New York market was firm
md futures steady. Old crop months adj
yanced 0 to II points and new crop points.
Hubbard, Price 4 Co say; Liverpool
cotton adyices were Of Disappointing tenor
today, but our market, relieved OF the liqul-
dation Of July notices, rallied smartly and
closed firm at the best prices Of the day.
The advance was largely caused by the COW
ering OF local traders who had become im'
pressed with the idea . further decline was
due. This interest is now largely olimin'
ated, and further advance will depend on
the action OF Manchester spinners tomorrow
should they purchase in excess OF theii
nctual needs our market will advance fur
ther, as the interest closed today would b'
tempted to rccoup themselves on the othc
side tomorrow. Crop adyiccs continue fay
orable and the strength Of the distant posi-
tons Is due 10 the continued buying 70
foreign account against sales Of fall ship
mcnts to European spinners"
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A new candidate for favor was introduced, how
ever the distillers and cattle feeders trust which
after opening at a. declined TO 40, and aiterward
rose rapidly to az Only 70 aeeline TO VA az the
next listed and was traded In between AZ and
2I1, closing at 2iIs The lead trust was most
active and depressed by tho denial OF the admis-
sion OF the Atlantic works into tho trust but the
friends OF the stock steadily asserted that the deal
would be accomplished, and q full recovery took
place. The market at the close was dull and heavy
at fractional losses for the day
Rallroad bonds were again very quiet the sales
Of all issues reaching si,O57,0O0. The market was
generally firm. ST. Paul, Lacrosse a Davenport G.
rose to i07. Hooking Valley ~ TO G31s, and Ohio
q Indiana Western IDS declined b to 80
The total sales OF stocks today were Isl, Si
shares. Closing quotations.
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AnIele. IopeuInrInIrhe.l low,.l CLOSING.

Cash quotations wcfc a. follows
IlOut-MN hfm aud dealers asked an advance
" 10 sprlnr wheat ab CSC. No spring wheat;
53tioc so 1rcd, u 1sslc
No corn, Tc bid.
No oats A'sc
No. ave, t2',r
No barley, nominal
No naNsccd, 81 Feiin.
Prime Timothy sod. tltN
Mes pork, per hrl, tilunsitpA
land, ret 100 he. tAGlh.
thod 10 ,ldcs, lcosc, = eAgcoA
Dry tallcd shoulders, boxed, tAgstAs'le.
Short clear sldcs, bosct . 1iH0gif
ilecript-flour. i1.eo brls. wheat 1900 bu.
corn, 2l2ooo bu. oats, lGo0o bu re. 2oo bu. bar.
lhipmchu Flour Sooo bris. wheat iNeo bu.
corn, lo1cn bu, oats, 100 boz rye, 400 bu bar
ley, - ba
NJ LOUIS, Mo-. June gl.-Flour-rrm but
Wheat An the inaunces VEN boarsh today. and
prices declined iatiife, closing Al the botiom
No rd. ca.h, - July, a'it,,'.e olosed a.
is'.sle'.c. clnsed 7sss7,'sc DVSclnbsr, U's9
'V t;omf SIisS So9 mixed cash ri,.anssc June
ussC July alissllssc, closed at "a u asked. Au.
/ gust So .ittl,,o. closed Al 40 asked.
asked July ~ asked May, gs,,Se bid
Hay harLs, demoalIled' prairie E.o'sSoe
timothy, t.iooti2n
nran. Qurt AMI UNCHANGED At tac
flaKsccd-siih bid Tor July aud August dcliv.
eryi old crop not worth moro Than what Is bid ior
Il new
| Lead Higher and firm. chemical hard, slSA
July delivery, zane asked tot August sot Mis-
/ souri,. tAs0
Bulisf-pun aud nominal. CREAMERY. iaaisc
| dairy, uailc.
igr-steady At ioc for good prime stock
Cofnmeal-sl iba2A
| Provisions
| roth-tigA
iArd-fflme steam. mlahic Al san
| Dry salt meats baked shoulders. tSesaA ST..
| a1oao l0
ilacon. Bowed shoulders tdoo. longz and rlbs
t1lose NJ shot clear, tda00p
fIams- SO iAti25A
kcc.lpu ilout, Zoo bfis wheat GOO DO. corn
aJ,oo0 hu oats iN0po bu.
shipment Flour h0o bfig wheat aoO0 bu
corn. WVo b.. oats i,.0oa
KANsAs CRY No. June -wheai-etoady
No 2 red cash, 5gc July. co.'s hid. August VI.
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feetistuG..

HAY-Choice from storo, SOC, car load, from leyee
or depot si6OO9ihb9 primc, rom store lo9sc
from store, 5OQy5jc car load, iron leNee or depot
S0OOetll.00
COKN-from store, white, iGc; mixed, ibc from
leyce OF depot, white, In bulk, az Ia SACKS, &C.
mixed, In bulk, 3sc. In sacks, tlc
BRAN-from store, 7jc, nom leyee or depot
SllO0
leyco or depot white In bulk, J0m3lc Ia sacks, "
| e,glc. mixed. In bulk. &c, In sacks. go.
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LryrRpooL..

Atnoon: Spots firm; demand fair. Sales. 10000
bales, OF which $500 were American Receipts
5000 bales, OF which $500 were American. Closing
quotations wero as follows Ordinary. 5lEd; good
ordinary. . ii.l6di low middling. sgd; middling
Q l.lod; good middling 0 Died.
Futures opened steady aud closed steady.
These prices are given In pence and 6ithsr thus
Cos means 6S-6ld and DOL means Lad.
AT 4nm., June, 600 sellers June-July, 600 sell
ers; July-August, 600 buyers; August September
b6S sellers September October. 5i sellers ooto
ber.Noyember, $50 Sellers November December
o 50 buyers; Deccmbor-January 5.92 sellers Sep
tcmber, Sos values
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Bren,istufis.

FLOUR-From store, common, $500 family,
SAP. choice, A.i0 fancy sLOj, extra iancy Sl'oi
pntonL Sl2l0,h.oO. firm.
ORNMEAis-Pearl, $780, roller. g. 2i steady.
BEANs AND PEAS-Nayy beans sLo)W3H me
dium. u. 15otLO %.
CRACkEitS-soda, extra, Nc; treble extra, "a
&C; ginger snaps, 19niEc assorted lumbles' ll@
i2lSc. cnnm cmckers 1l4etShc,
store $500.
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CHICAGO, Ill, June T-The Drorsrs Journal
reports tattle-Rccelpts 1900 head; shipments,
$500 head Market steady aud unchanged; beeyes,
sLl09i.35; steers, s3.lO@il6 cows, bulls aud
mixed, Si.5093OO, stockcrs and feeders, s2OO@i.JO,
Texas cattle. si.059a50
Hogs-Recepts, 1900 head shipments. 1000
head. Market easy; mixed, sLSOefL3b; heavy
S..j8l50; light, SL359lGj skips. = vO9lOO.
kheep--Receipts, 600 head shipments, 900
Westerns t3i0yLOO Texans sl25@Li5; lambs
A. OJetiO0
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial docs not
lock up the secrctions ke other so-called
bowel remedies, but checks the actions
often with a single dose aud 40 changes and
corrccls Irregularities that In short time
nature resumes lis usual sway aud the pa
tent will be cured.
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FIsH-Mackerci half brs, No. I, $3.50 No. 2,
Ss7r No q 81 =. lob kits, No. l. sl.D. No , 81 "a
bry hcrriug faulty Jlc per box. North Carolina
roe herring hall brls, SOFA White FISH, hall brls.
shbu -.
sugnrcurcd hams, iiigdi2c. breakfast bacon. 10
ellie. clear rib si1cs, bacun ,,sti,a 80 shoulder
&c bulk pork, clear sides, ~. a.. clear rib Sides
&C, long clear ~ ~ shoulders, 9'ac.
LARD-Tcs. &c. half brls, &c Kegs nc; choice
kettle salsi &C. steady,
flds FEiT-Brls, $780, half brls, $50, kegs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Sanitary Plumbing.

The en;erprising iirmoi IaitIng & Bailey
are rapidly building a reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough and well ycntl.
lated jobs Of plumbing ever done In Mem
phi. Their idea Ia TO uso the best mate
rails and workmanship, which results In
comfort and satisfaction TO their patrons.
They make a specially Of rcmodcling old
plumbing work.