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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

Anew immaterial changes were made In the quota
ton lists today Grain In store at the elevators:
Corn, 25,4i0 bushels; oats, ii,Oij bushels.
At New Orleans sugars are IN good demand, ex-
cited and advancing, open kettles active and strong
and conirifugals strong. Molasscs in fair demand,
open kettles nominal ccntrllugals strong Rice
unchanged.
Chandler, Brown & Co, Of Chicago, wired their
Memphis correspondent saying "The strength
and advance In wheat today is attributed TO
big demand from shorts. Tho advance In June
wheat In st. Louis revived the old talk about ma
nipulatlon In July wheat here. outside markets
did not follow our advances. There n no evidence
whatever Of manipulation In any MONTH The
private wire houses and Hutchinson were very
free sellers at advance. Curb weak, 7GJSc Sellers
July"
Bradsircd Ia is weekly review saws
"The most active general trade throughout tho
country relatively is reported Ut Cincinnati Louis
| Vile, Memphis, Chicago aud Fan Francisco. Crop
prospects rcmain favorable, except IA Georgia. and
TO a less degree In Louisiana, where drouth has
been severe. stocks Of wheat east Of the Rocky
Mountains reported to this Journal June aggrr
gate 27,0i50!i bushels, nearly l2,0OlO)O bushels
less than one year ngo, aud 72sLgSl bushels lcss
| than one month ago. Indian corn stocks have In.
creased 10000 bushels since May !. those Of oats
have decreased ll2,OO0 bushels Flour stocks with
one Item missing. appear to be about $4,000 bar.
fcls less than one month ngo, and about equal to
| those oi juno I. 1855
Increasing supplies Of 1our heavier cables and
prcssup 10 roallze reduced wheat nour prices 50
| l5c per barrel
"lndlan cora on an active market gained 4, but
closed easier san Francisco wires that % t62
bushels of wheat 8,jS2 bushels of corn and 665O
barrels Of -four have been shipped 10 Australia this
week, and another vessel chartered TO load wheat
ior sydney Trading In hog products, excepting
wcslora steam larl. Is rc,trcIo1. but prices nre
easier. Butter and eggs arc imctionally higher.
Hogs an unchanged NJ leading Western markets.
but cattle ore on ij92oo On Friday wheat nd.
yancod : e aud corn g.
There Il q more urgent domestic inquiry Tor raw
sugar NJ e advance. Rofucd u In ifcc movement
also. and e. higher. Speculative action ia Europe
and reported heavy American purchases 81 cont.
mental beet stocks aid the advance. Lichra cstl
mates Of the beet crop point % g0iS. 900 tons.
against 2. 11,0)) tous IA lSSS0 Rcanci Is up 9.c
NJ San Francisco Coffee price fluctuations tcnd
higher, aud demand on AMI OF the op;lon list o..
light Teas rsmaln steady. though Ia moderate
request
"nry gools nw quloior sitcf The large auction
sales ncachod shcctlngs are higher fhuncls
Hr selling IN package lots at prices above those IT
the late auctions The !pnng trade 10 olothinghas
been unsatisfactory. Wool Is lrn bat not la free
demand"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

NV YORK, June 2-CpHlc-Opuons opened
barely sicady lnHs point u. o., closed barely
steady, lHHt 10 pllua down. mole active. sales hi.
90 hlg. including June % il.iti ~ July. lag
HfIhH E August o. o. ihtt rcpicmber. iGttft
l'ti. ortuber ~ 'osfin o. November isbn0sl5.Gi.
December, lHtilfln ig ianuHrl. 1000 iGht Icls
ruiu, Ia ft'h ~. March. iG dfliGsi. Aprii. 10 ii
tsihst hioi lilo du T. Cuyi iliF OirsO,a1. l-alc
rugar-iifw steady and ogcfcd spaf.ugly: strong.
far rcilLluF llllc rcnif.iug lsh tst Nv. sales.
- hss &C. irliugus % tcst. 80. 90 hhds Forte
hlct. %. ~ hlds lnrhHdnrs. 30 tcst. &c. RcHnc
in demand aud hm. Oh 4, ; d lcr.
Nuiussrs-turcigh irn. talcs. IS hhis Trinidad,
li.fHs 40 hhds English Islands, aialtc. New
orleans uuirt open kettle gnud a. iancy, lstliCc
ALW otLEAHs. Ia, jIuo oiicc-Quict,
hut tru. tlp CIrflcs. common % prime. igt.ft
lH'rc. whisky quict Western rcctincl SlOla l. NJ.
hirc Hcidyi uninlU ~ prime. Jigaic lfan
easier 10 20 til a. Nutt scud products nominal.
sugar ufuuf AMI adynnring; centrifugal. choice
WhIic So. choice yellow. clarified. -. prime
yellow, Ciarilcl, saN.C. scrunds. gieast,c open
kctilc nominal Nuiaugs. Centrifugal. fair 10
Enpi tilt, itoi.NC common 10 good common. iCes
l.c iuicr.or Tie
CHICAGO 49,. Juno ~ --on the Produce TX.
ch1nsr today, the butltr mafset Wa hfm aud an.
ca eng a.
frEs-Firm at i.c.
ClNCiNNATi o.. June 2-Nhlky-Qnict.
falc ~ harrgls finished goods on a ba,t u tl.OL
huticr-uulcf
NuEtt-ilrn.
lrrs=Quici NJ TIC.
fNnHHf=f HHlHr.
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s.rocerics.


CANNED Coops Pineapple. ulSgitl
polChts, IT, slandafi, slEiaii ~ tcrond. tipi..
LIS iumntncs IL. stand std, sl..ts. d ilu, ftlnd
ard. ti.p0 sirawhcrfirs, tilt risphlrfics. Vi u
hlarkbrffirs, el.Nt HfuVn Hacr1 nj in Itnfs. sIff
plums, tL,A asparagus, sint green corn. % On.i
10 gfocn pCia ti1alti1 cove uIricn. full
weight. ~. 70 0lgic 10. sltilfi.ef llsht weight
Csc. iha tiul Oundputei mIika gniwn. e.ff
laglc, 80 sWiss, sllh salmon. ti.thIAn Har
diucs tiin mufnni sarllura. tiio. Mnrkrftl
ultafim herring muCkrrll filA
tlNAh-iuW white, a., OF white q " yellow
rlannol, Az 80, a. rfnucd A. q. sinnlari rmuu.
lated, W. puNdcrrl, tu',C cot loaf iOi NJ. uren
Curftt-tonmon. iTt,c ordinary. ia Lir.
inC primo iii1. Asl Uhnlou " hncf, litl.c. old
Futofumcnt dotsci run.
SALT saginaw. e. 40 p,r bfl. Ohio River. u -
cts ~ hfl Louisiana, tlit agks. fine. ID. ~.
mCt- Louisiana. esgac Carolina ci5e
tIAft1i.fr
CilEtsE-rflme Fats ---. New York factory.
- iull cream, ilc Young America, ilc.
hulAt. LOUISIANA. common tn iair gfaTtr.
ufiine chnlcc. dl0isc. hucy, ~. ruuluiurat. Uum.
mon - far, Asa's primo b choice .s,tl,. lyfup,
tANbiEs-siicks. Ell slrcs In has. pis and hris.
ineiic ianoy asoricd iuJiac cNtra iancy, iiai
soar AND cANDLrs-soap. r,q,c candle,
fail weight ~.
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Pigs That Arc overfea.

rrpm the american AgrlcutWist
Swine are proverbially greedy, but It is
the duty Of the owner Of an animal to
control It's natural habits when these are
opposed To its well doing; SO that the first
thing to be done in feeding young pigs is
TO measure their feed judiciously. They
should never have all they will eat. Only
fattening swine should be so fed, and
they would soon die from overlooking il
they were not killed. When young pig
chokes at the trough, squeals and falls
over in a fit, it Is overfed; when it goes
to the side Of the stall, champs It's jaws,
loans at the mouth, and does nothing
else than this II has been overfed, and in
both cases II Is suffering from congestion
OF the brain, due TO Indigestion and dis
turbed circulation. II is in state Of apo
plexy, and will probably die anyhow, but
the others may be saved by at once re-
ducing their feed 10 about one-iourth Of
what they have been getting. The prev
alent paralysis Of the hind limbs
is caused by overlooking by which
tho kidneys have been overtaxed
and the nervous system Of the lumbar re-
gion 1.-THE loins) Is disturbed. Thus the
power OF motion OF the hind legs is lost.
Recent experiments in feeding young pigs
go to show that forty pound pig needs
no more food per day than two quarts OF
milk and four ounces of solid food, such
as bran and oats or cornmeal. On this
allowance, gradually increased, pigs made
n steady and healthful growth, while two
others kept in pen by themselves, and
suffered TO gorge themselves, became
stunted, stopped growing, and in the third
week one was attacked by congestion OF
the brain, and had to be starved out OF it,
losing fully two months growth. When
Young pigs are weaned they should be fed
in shallow trough, from which they can
take their food only slowly. A pint OF
milk and two ounces OF boiled cornmeal
mixed with the milk will DO enough for
a daily ration the first week, and gradual
increase may be made, substituting raw
meal, not exceeding the limit above
mentioned, for six weeks or eight
weeks old pig Of the best kind, and less
in ratio with less weight. Overlooking
is the common bane OF the pig.
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IIan.rI,nid snnnIln.

AfrlIs-suo3ta pcf bel ndri apples ~ I
2 pr 10 ifom siofs. brcl pcloho, 2.slc ir6m
ftufr.
fNuiT Steady. onnfci- Mo.sina. etW9lF
ncf box California. 500 pcf box Lemons sLin4l
- rcf box launnas tina . yer bunch,
Date, ts.c ligs. iiflic TT pound
VIGIL Am E--Ouiuns y ui va 10. saeka q. 90
cabhago New Orleans crate, Si,astOl garlic 10
Ter lun
MUS ocoinut. stiAFto) por 100 Peanuts.
Virginia, 5ltc Tennessee iafmcu stock. ts,tc.
fuisicl iH'e higher ahclci Wi. I'd. white. Ir.
spanish. lNt lNcans Texas old. ftl2c. Afkan1as.
f.flr. Italian rhcstuuta tuHlN
ntTtlh- nuttcfino ttllNg creamery, isI,c.
dlifFt ~ lic. county, iNiiN
.lOtAloks-liI,n. uew. sou p ')pof bfl, sacks,
uuNlg sweet ftOla1do ucf Del.
fihER-onfk, $50 yer bfl, and 80 per hall
NiNFGAR-rct Fai. i2ailc
lils.hicaiy hts. IA cases igike
POULTRY -Chickcna y0uug. Oh EiItl ~. mixed.
Ao' hens, tlsoSto1 rcc'c, HoosAooi
fRI-li fisii-Bunalo, lac per 10. cat &c per
w. Game, perch tfout etc. stloc uef 10.
hAlsiNs-iondon laiou, $40 Catalonia, ti15
prf haN
fiCKLEs-Brs go halfbrl,. A@
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noMEsrIC EXcnANaE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand; part Eastern points sight, lilo dis
count Cincinnati, 81, 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, i-lo prenriumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market continues quiet
Sales today, 100 bales; all TO spinners. AT
New Orleans, spots closed steady, and flu
lures declined to points Liverpool was
steady, and futures advanced one point,
closing quiet New York spots and futures
closed steady. Old crop months declined 0
points and new crop months point.
Hubbard, Price Il Co. say: Foreign cot
ton advices today were better than were
looked for but our opening soon developed
the presence OF some selling orders, that con.
tinued 10 be received, and gradually caused
decline, until decline Of 10 points had
been reached, from which there was a par
tial rally, and the market closed steady at
about the lowest prices Of the day.
The feature OF the decline has
been the weakness OF the inside
positions. while the new crop was main
tanned with regular stoadncss. The dispo.
sition seems 10 be- In view Of the revision Of
the New York standards rated for exporters
10 buy here and sell In Europe, and as the
differences now existing are 10 points better
than year ago, exporters are working this
sweep TO n very large extent. The weakness
Of the inside positions appears TO be due tC
the constant execution OF stop orders
About 0,0OO bales OF our stock will b,
exported from first hands this week.
The Manchester Guardian In It's CONNER
clal article says: "a small business has been
done. Some sellers have executed oxccp-
tional orders Of moderate quantity. The
Eastern trade Is slow. The minor foreign
and home trade Is mostly Of a retail chlrac.
Ter. Buyers aud sellers seem anxious only
to execute pressing business Prices are
steady at Fridays quotations There Is q
lul on account Of the holidays. Most Of
the warehouses closed ON the 10th and will
remain closed until the nth"
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Prs,tsioa-.

TtsIf -Markcrci. half bfls. No. I. era so >.
$40. No a eAgs. l1lh Ats 40 l. 81. rs. 80 ..ai -
nfy herring. family, kc per huNi Nurth tnfn'iua
roe herring, half bris. toiA White nsh. tali brs.
- I'D.
iIoG PRoDuCTs-Firmi PORK silnasilgS 80.
glrrurcd hams. iu'afiiitr breakfast btr0n VI 90
luiee. clear flb sides htrun ff.H1ir shoulder.
O'sc bulk pork clcarfldcs, o. clear hb sides,
&C. long clear go shoulder &c
LARp-tcs, 90 haii trs c. icgL 5Hc.
choirc kettle. fttfi A.. nfm.
FHEsit EAlr-nocL hinfluaficfa. tlic. fore.
quafiafs 2'setic civ hogs tt,,s country Dressed,
hi afiNe per %.
flGs fEgr-ms got half brl. $50 tcss.
aA
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bm oerman mIllet, s5agOc bui HungarIan, 7bassc

DIT UefmHH inIIIeti 5Oyv0C Dui HuDgdflU1i IOU6oc
bu.
BAGGING-99IOlSc.
TiEs-sl.20.
LEAD--5lS@59c
TALL0W-AlSc.
sNUFF--Garyetts, slO75; Ralph's sl025; Rail.
road, ST. 20; Gail x AXIS, 5000
kegs, sL75
COAL oIL,-Primc white, wholesale lots, o,lc per
gal.
ToBAcco-co Common. 25@SOci other grades, %
6tsjc.
BEEsWAX-20c,
NAILS-Iron s2OO; steel, $40.
WOOL-Burry grease WOOL unwnshed, 13M25c;
tub washed, 300t32c.
HIDEs-Dry flint, No. l. &c; No. 2, &c; dry sailed,
b@1c green sailed. No. l. go No. 2 30; green. SO
nal,
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CHICAGO. M. June i2-Trc Dr1nsrf jun n rc.
pnftg tuiilc-kcuclpia id.ipn thirncuia sou.
Nafsct active, io' lower hccYcI. $40 40 steers.
bulls anl mixed ii09.slts Texas cattle. Z so
goa
iiora-ncccipts anu10 shipments GG1 Market
l.nN and u lower naked. st1attf heavy,
tt.uFLi0 liFht ftgiaiG1 skips. siatHLe
rhtvf- iiCf oiuts. inOu. shipucuis AGO Market
firily to lower native. tt1iftLGi. Western, ~ ID
otaF Texas tlVlt 80. lambs, e1o1il1
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rLoun-Ffnm store. common. o7r family,
slto chgicc, sLis. fancy, tis1, extra fancy, si51
patent ~ 0ofltGs nun,
tOKNMEAl.-rcarl. slO1 roller % %. steady.
beans ANn fEAs-Navy beans, a. si8l0l me
dium. si.1lmi.M
OATMEAls-in half iris $40 from store
CRACkEhS-suda, extra ic uehlc extra. o.
G'irs rinecf snaps, 7fltic. assorted lumhica, iitI
lli.r. cream crackers, 4AIIslec
CRACKED wnEAT-in half brls, $3.50 from
tinrr.
HoNiSY AND ORlTs-Fpm slorc. il5j9lo
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NrAIn nnd Pra,I.lnn..

CHICAGO. ny, June i2-rndlns IN wheat wa.
9plse a,,lNe ana the icclihs unsettled aud nervous
lot the neaist deliveries In TACT fof all futures On.
cepi ne,onbcf. which was easy. June auctnatef
viuhih N mntn apd clo'ed y lower than ycficf.
more. POO on -, then sivanocJ sharply tlc ~
coded ~ and closcd about t.c higher than yc,ief.
dal. ,Anfus, aud september we're advanced ~
hnd clQsel atvui tNAc highef feature IN ne
market Wa tbc cumpaiatiVo weakness ior necem.
ber this iuiufo advanced aa,.e Al he opsulns
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COTTON tlccd Prn,Iucfs.

sSooaiS5o on meal SO ' less G tbap ,oe eGl
load, tlLO0Gei7.50.
COTTON sEED--Rallroad, sll.OG river, 5000 per
ton
oGI,-Prlme crude, Ss94Oc OF crndc, so@35c;
prime summer yellow, i3Goijc; of summer yellow,
4O@i2c choice cooking summer yellow, b0G52c;
prime summer WhIte ll6lg
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WHISKY Straight Kcntucly bourbon. NJ sna
W. hgbf fitun aud Lincoln Counties nfm al a. %
= ~ lasigfn pc., t1po1i 20 according 20 age
aha hetr common whisky, mvfn %, according
wiIyi NnihlnE under W Ief cent quoted
,1,iiN hAN3laQ tot domestic tlklet13o fof I'm.
.pkA-s lln3 nVd clover. taN b. herds, soa
~ w VNe"d grsh., N.l3 bu. timothy. ti.stsloo
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The Mcmphi. a charission Railroad
Train.

Leaving Memphis at 10 O'Clock pm, ar.
riycs at Washington nj : o'clock am,
New York 2 O'Clock pm. Boston o'clock
PIN. second day. Pullman Slcopcrs 70
Washington without change via Lynch.
burg.
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ST. louis No, Juno y Wool steidy ard IN.
changed. uuuashcd bright medium gtstEi .0.coare
s siiia ~ O.. low ,indy l.il,. 9ne light i.e.
lufrtI0r. HsafIsg
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Live stock.

.CATTLE--Cholcc to extra. 34@D4c. good s@
SIC scalawags 10 medium, lhm2lgc' choice feed
ers elQ lbs aud up, 2A@3C feeders $50 to 30 lbs,
219gltc
hoGs-choIce oornfed, l9lg5c; good, gE@fj.c;
common, BlzOglc.
slkEp-Choice, &c; medium, oIl@ic; common,
LAMDs-cholcc, &c; common to good, per head,
81. jONtaO1
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Dandran

~ nrNovEp ny Tun Csc OF coooAfSr.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bunetts Hayorlng extracts arc tho
best
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New Yorh pry Coed. Market.

INV York. June l2-Thcrc Wat mnrc busl.
pos IN Wide shoctluri and mons wear woo'cus
fruits utr' being shown .n npmc instances 20 dis.
and IN Che rad subject 10 npcnlng prizes. New
tWlng Noplcus nc likely g. up1n W advanced
pficCa Tho cotton goods market continues strong.
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When out shopping don't forget to call at
Floyd 4 Moneys for lunch or their do
lciops Ice cream.
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Articles. opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.

| Cash quotations were us follows
| Flour, dull and unchanged.
| NO. spring wheat 59L071Sc No 3 spring
wheat, nominal; No. red ~ 9l0Hc.
| No. corn, nc
| No. . oats 2lifd2n{c
| No. 2rye, 3sb0s5si.c.
| No. barley, nominal.
| No. flgsccd sl5lGfibh
[ Prime timothy seed, Al. pal o.
| Mes pork. per bril- sii.ClIs0tllGa
| Lard per 100 lbs. sdb7isOt6tU
short fib sides, loose. Sisj@691
| Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, shi2kGh25.
| short clear sides, boxed. s6i2i4aG2l
WHISKY, dis ll,rs' iinlshc gools, per gal si.02
Reccipw-flour 2OOJl bris. wheat ~ 1000 bu;
corn. SsOgO( bu; oats, i7s,OOO bn; rye, 5000 bu;
shinmcns~iionr, 5000 brls: wheat 5000 bu;
corn. 5'i,Olg bn; oats, 2iL0J bui rye, 5000 bui
| barley, 5000 bu.
| ST LOUIS, No.. June T.. -Flour-Bettcr grades
| nrm, Low grtdcs duh
| Whcat-fhprc were some p,etenslous to strength
| in the early market Advice from outside DO as
noted sonc advance aud drpIth complaints como
| IN ifotn The Northwest the weather WIS tine,
! cables dnll; then was no pressure 10 sell aud a
| siitht Improvement took place In prices Late
however, there was plenty for sale eith outside
| markets. going all nnd the close was e below
Yesterday 80. rrd, cash. fc. June &c, closing
! tc Juiy iitaes9sc closing 1ii.o bid August
! ~ g bid, closiw ~ r bid. -eptcmber. TlSai8c
| c.9 ins 1855 December 1J36sftc, closing 80.
toul--Bcticr with arm market most Of the
| c,iOn, but tue Ciose wa easy; No. 2miXed. cash
W e., jane 81 a.. c.ollng ale. july NJ g, closing
] or uhsNNt ANsWsl HI'tft CLOSING ~ ag asked,
] september, 81 iaEi q. closing . a..
ulis-st,aay No. 2, cash. - a. bid June, 2ll,c
/ bil july 80 bid; August ue Oh.
/ Eyc-Np = Ui'.c BID
lluy-fhirly nsiiyo Tor bast grades. Others dull
/ 100
iirln-Qulpt aud enchanted. &c ntmlll.
fiaXsc,d spot qaicl at tl5l new crop nominal
/ Tor August delivery.
lead~sieidy chemical hari $50 bid refined.
! eIn
gu,it-Dnl anl nomlnal crelmery. iiglCc
| d4irs I.tfiac.
| IFss-C ncaangcd at iigiiie ~ good stock.
tommctl-illshcrat ttWr.Ia
lr1ylsiurs-iiIli and weak
rufs=s AlIis
lari-Nomlnal g. q for prime steam.
Dry ait mnats-HnNC1 fhnuIGer., ehIltTl2F
/ l0ugf eAil Gle r. ribs % %, s1srt clear cisi
1n-loxcd shoulder. sA5s luus Anl clear
/ ribs tLGim6 ~ su0r clUar. sass ss.Hi.
kcccips-tlour .ull hrlt whclL 900 hu. corn
| 400 bl. oats SOD bu nc aud barley. none
| Shipment luyL lutrir.g wheat G.ltO bu.
/ corn, 500 bu. cats, C,lJi hr. ye aud barley
| none.
| KAN ig CITY, No, June, --Whclt qulrt 80,
! rsi CO. ID. iI' hid llc 4. sell July and August.
/ uIe BID. Gt usktl, SO colt cash. 5se bid, agu
! l.kcl july aud August Ole hId. & fskci
| .nm- llcii 30 Z, cl,h, - q ia. &c asked
July. &c rsed. No While. cash. - g BID, sic
| assrL
O,u-No. ?. cab. i2c BID. 80 nszed.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE si.5o PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middiing Cotton 10 il-lec
Sales Today, 100 Baies-The Gen.
erai Market Is steady-Meats Are
Firm.
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LATEST in Photographs at Echard's, 2is
Main.
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nemph,. carrIase Worn.

Nos 81 AND 50 Madison SrRkEr.
Repairing aud Building Fine Vehicles
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DAILY corroN srlrrurvr.

Imp0Til-M q q MALH.G CO6sW. 1. 4.
y. o& y a kc,s& MI Ian, M,s& H. Z.
~ 4 fieamca 4 wagons s. Total. % bales
Eslorit-L&N, isCO& sw. IS. 4, so&T.
q Total. 30 loios
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APPEAL OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June u, 1850
Money in good supply and moderate de.
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TNcmANUE QrOTATIOVs.

Ordinary. seicc good ordinary. os.ioc low mia
dlinE. 20 3icc. middliur, ioli.icc good middllnr.
II bloc miiiilng fair, nominal. fair. nominal.
duty, tji'.c lower
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COTTON MARKnr.

The locnl cotton market opened quiet and c'oscl
quiet IniddllnE, 10 ii.icc SALES. 10 bale. or
70 exporters snd all TO spinncu
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The Best In the World.

think swift's Specific is the best blood
remedy in the world. / have known II to
make some wonderful cures Of patients who
were considered incurable.
ID. NJ. GRAYsoN, Crowyille, La.
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Spots opened steady and clos q quiet and steady.
midiilng. u size sale, va bales Quotations
wcu o. biloWs Ordinary, sioc. good ordinary.
pi3iec low midilns iyi.C middins. ~ J. Zee
rood middiiug u hioc. mlddllug fair, igs.r. fair.
i,c
Futures opened dull and closci steady 1T decline.
a. iolio~g Juuc ioNaiait July. ioAaiobi.
Augwt ioci9ioes September ioiaaioiL Octo.
Der. p1lNaW. NOVEMBER Qstaa5. December.
ess9at, January, pifaQi. February. iooggi0U.
March. i0i0sl0ii. April iois4l0m. May. las
0l0N. halc.. oI.lll baloa
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nIInnhInrnnnfhr


WILMINGTON. \. C. June u -upontIuc ii
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hank ctrAntNoa

CHICAGO. ill.. June y Gearing eii. ss5,oon.
NEW ORlEANS Ia, June IA lcarnrs. 81
OAtsi 80
~ l0uis No June il-Cicaungs tl.2soooi.
balaucta tAstHfa
NEw YORK. June i2.-cloaHnrS ga. as
balance ti.i1i1N
BOSTON. Mna juno u -Cie,ris~, AZ m, AZ.
balances sifH 80
BALTIMORE Ma, lune ia-Cicarinr, Al sot
as. balances. tl6t.lli.
PHILADELPHIA. Ia, June it.-Clcsrlnr.. fia.
CoOit. balances. N,5sO.8L
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Specific
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NAV oRlrAxs

Tho SPOT market opened quiet and steady aud
closcd steady mlddling, 100 falcs. 40 bales
Quotations are A. iollous oriinary, ar rooi oril
nafy, gsc low mlddling. ig'sg miidllla 100.
good mlddiing NE
Futures opened quiet and closed qulci.as follow.
June. 10 a5ofi0.56 July, iobifi0if August 70 si.t
1896 september, nsie1tG October, ptitpa
November. 0fsa9le. December. at5glN ianu.
cry, oti90.;f February. oeiGq.ol March, p.gs
AGA. April, q.stey95G sales, $500 talcl
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AZ noou fpo,s steady. demand fair salos
5000 bales. Of which 100 were American Re-
ccipis toOo0 bales, Of which $500 were American
Closing quotations were AZ follows Middling.
Ciicd.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet
iThcrc price, arc given In pence aud Ctths thus,
90 means Cleld, aud Aoi means ictd
Atfp.m.! JUNE, COS seller. JuncJuly, 6o1 scll'
en- juiyAngu,L Goa sellers. August.scpitmbcr,
SOC ncllen. september October. AS sellers ocio.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

lnerca.o In IeccIpts thIs year...--...-...-Ol.Ol
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TWO BOTTLES.
Two bottles of Swift's Specific cured me of
a bad condition Of my blood, from which I
had suffered for Is months. had blotches
and sores which were painful and trouble
some. s. s. s. is much better than potash
and mercury mixtures, and recommend it
above all blood remedies.
Il. ID. COMPTON, Homeland, Va.
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Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour, duh and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat 1Dh079Sc. No spring
wheat, noininal No. 2 red, ~. g79Xc,
No . corn ne