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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05
Newspapers.

In the nineteenth century We wrote
our books day by day. hour by hour,
spreading thought with the rapidity Of
light The only possible daily b )ok OF
the newspaper Eliza Cook very truly
said: ITO appreciate the value or
newspapers, we have only TO suppose
them discontinued for a month" That
brings the matter home to ones relli-
ration
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

RECENTLY, the Iowa State of Health
decided That after 1871, medical col
l-rs ma that state will be required TO
give a four years course TO secure for
their graduates permis son to practice.
This decision promises To be beneficial
10 both the medical profession and the
public of that state. 1t will prevent
wholesale additions to the ranks Of the
practising physicians, and insure % the
sick the advantages of increased knowl-
edg,. and skill
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05
EERCLSE.

sy-chepbcd lasscs were punv s.,
r"g'- Nurld-famed Fuvorifa fg %
ttuL plump, hale, hearty. strons- ,
Itiur, restorative tonic and n,
90 that critical period Of chs
r safe remedial agent, and rse
i lnpouudcd, by an experienced Sna an
licItc organization. II Il nr-aica 1
harmless In any condition of ~
yStcm. For overvorked, "worn1
iuers, dresSmakers, seamstress.s
and feeble women generally. D.
earthly boon, being unequaled a,
| IS the only medicine for women
Pom the manufacturers, that II Will
ha refunded. This guarantee bas
fu.ly carried out for many years.
FI-AL Association, Proprictors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

TuE John IIopkiushospital, embrac-
ug seventeen buildings, which cover
tOur acres and which are surrounded by
ten acres of beautiful grounds, is gift
10 the Monumental CITY from the mu-
uificent founder of the John Hopkins
University. The hospital was begun
more than ten years ago, and the total
cost has been more than 1000. 600.
The world contains no such monu-
mruts Is these erected to his own men,
ory 10y John Hopkins.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

THE cyclone is by no means going
out Of fashion. Three Kansas counties
have been grievously afflicted and as
life and limb were the sport of the
demon Of the air, it is little consolation
70 say that there were no crops to be
devastated
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

THE widows and dependent relatives
Of the officers and sailors who lost their
lives IN the recent naval disaster at
samoa are hling their applications for
pensions. Let them be granted at
once and without any official hair
shifting.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

Is a current magazine article Profes-
sur pIummoud, a well-knOwn English
rNpu.rr In Africa, appeals to the
United states to join Germany in SUI
pressing slavery in East Africa, on the
-Jouud that this country owes ii to
..,elf to participate in he cosmopolitan
% the age. n no better argument for
American cooperation can lie educed
than this, those who brought 1t forward
age not likely 20 seriously impress intel
hgeut Americans, who are perfectly
satisfied with the traditional policy Of
tar Government. As for the humane
considerations said 10 be involved, Ger
uluy's conduct toward Samoa teaches
MS boy plain analogy that her professed
crusade against African slavery has
breu instituted for no other purpose
t.Jn that Of getting possession of a fer
tile territory now awaiting an owner.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

Iyvou are looking After happiness
5an't t.ke the turnpike; take one of the
bv-roadx YOU vii avoid the tou7sAtss
"a al a -. crowded And als<y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

pd healing qualities of
/ uuequaled. so cents.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-06-05
rUE AL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
p 90 a. T. rLHHs#a.H Eaanua EHWernaH@r
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PROOF Water-rroOE vInd-rros1
.l. .r r-... rr4f. F..tar.sz Wills. Lumber
Farm buildings, H. bSna LoE NA-Na3a~
D. etc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
orn,n NINA ProxIsIons.

CHICAGO, Ill. June pa marked change
again occurred In the wheat market as compared
with Yesterday The feeling developed was dc,
during the session, but not fully susie ned Trad
ing active In speculative way The opening was
about tho same 70 2c lower than yesterdays clos
tone Of European advlces. and WIS confirmation
OF yesterdays weakness butshortiy after the open
Ing became strong and adyenced is4@l1sc for
the various dclyeTies declined %ctJc and closed
re higher ior July, nc for AUDI and December
than yesterday. The advance was attributed 10
bad crop news from the Northwest. Adyices from
various sources were received noting a poor out
look. IL is claimed that tho rains cane too late 70
do much good and now. the, crop was receiving
further injury from tho hot winds. The advance
Ess assisted doubt by the short interest cover
at the action OF the market today. The feeling
throughout the session was nervous and fevcrlsh.
fair business was transacted in corn and the
feeling developed was little unsettled, prices rul
lug lower early and higher late In the session.
There wds no new outside news OF importance In
the market and prices were governed chiefly by lo-
Than the closing prlce OF yesterday, and was easy
Tor time, Influenced largely by the receipts and
fine weather. firmer tone then prevailed, due
advanced &c, ruled easier and closed shade lower
than yesterday. good business was transacted
IN oats. but nervous feeling prevailed and prices
iuctnnted within range Of Hce5kc.
inirly active trade was reported In mess pork
but the market was somewhat unsettled aud prices
ruled Irregular. Opening sales were made at TITc
decline, and further reduction Of loo was sub
mitted 10. with moderate trading at the decline.
Later the market exhibited more frmncss. and
prices rallied 7h@i0c, and closed comparatively
steady.
A rather dun feeling prevailed In the lard mar.
ket Prices ruled 2Mc.6c lower, and closed quiet
at medium figures. Trading was only moderate In
IN the day prices reccded 2%615c but during the
latter part Of the session was steadler and prices
rallied again aud closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as folowx
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noMrsrIc ExcnANdE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buylng-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.
Cotton continues quiet in the local mar
ket and without sales today. Sales for tho
week were only 30 bales all 10 spnners. The
Now Orleans spot market closed steady and
futures barely steady at dc,line Of point
Liverpool closed quiet with fair inquiry;
futures were quiet and steady at an advance
Of 10 points. Manchester cloths are firm
and yarns are steady. At New York spots
advanced i-lGc, closing steady, with futures
up point and barely steady.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: after the
close last evening a more confident tone
seemed TO have developed with the cotton
market and outside figures were paid for the
summer positions. The improvement thus
anticipated was in measure realized this
morning. Liverpool showing a flrme tone,
10000 sales on spot aud an advance OF l-6lC0
i-32d on futures led operators here TO buy and
the covering Of some nervous shorts carried
this market TO 1901 for August At the adj
vance, however there was good selling and
the close finds most OF the short interest
covered and the market without support,
except such rs may come from continued
good foreign adyices tomorrow. Sales for
export today aggregate about COCO bales Of
which only 400 are officially reported"
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw.YoRK, June 2s.-Money ON call easy at 2
10 per cent. last loan. per cent? closed Offered
NJ ~ per cent, Prime mercantile paper fHlr4
per cent Sterling exchange active aud steady,
al as0H ioT sixty day bills aud sLss,s for do
maud.
Government bonds have been duh and steady.
stnto hOnis have been duh and steady.
The dealings In the stock mafkc to-day presented
few features for comment aud dulinrAs was the
most conspicuous characteristics throughout the
day. The trust stocks were very quiet ~ compared
With their ais activity, and while presenting arm
irop siid not show any marsod fluctuations except
lu The last new trust 10 bc Traded Ia. the American
Cattle Trust which opened NJ n aud sold up 10
wv. London was lower this morning aud ifst
ltom last nights figures, though the only impor.
tant concession was IN Jersey Central. which
Yielded per cent To-, aoeE was was an
aud ON ,cry nght trading Il shows a
los. at the end Of the day " ~ per cent At no.
The leafish feeling was soon checked b. the un.
usually heavy buying OF New England, aud II
acted check 10 the dropping tone 70 tic rcst Of
the market until the issnc Of the Vanderbilt state
mcnt In which the increase In tho operating cx'
W hammer the list by tho bears Tho buying Oi
New England was taken A. Incident 20 some new
Development ~ rcgaris 20 the company wcrc
about Ia eumc out aud the stock was advanced y.
pcr cent 10 sc. but the high pticc brought out
considerable stock hni u yielded late Ia the
afternoon. Further enlargement, Of gold totexporl
unlavomblc news from the West came In 90 help
prizes down, aud - Paul became the leading
weak stock, notwithstanding che very favorable
| ave months OF the current year The declaration
OF the pgular dividends upon the Nandcrbllis also
hspea 70 ehees me Decline sscep, in the e.se %
eliminated. which was about noon. the activity In
the llst bccaino much smaller and the changes In
Imens he inactive shsic' ohio Southern showed
marked strength In the FORENOON rising FROM ii'i
iola
/ With the gNFfNfl0u IrfTrV Nfutfal The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

Now that the berries have been har-
vested the strawberry vines will begin to
throw out runners. II the ground is well
cultivated between the rows the runners
will take root easily and grow rapidly.
The weeds IN among the plants Of the rows
must be pulled out by hand In order to
prevent them from seeding. Crab grass
will spring up during warm weather on
sandy soil, but Il dies out later on. While
growing among the plants, however, II
robs them OF much moisture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
IaesIsfnn..

HAY-choicc from siorc. soc car loai. from levcc
of depot tiAO1tiaho prime from store, itglsAc.
car load tnnm ltscc o. depot tiAOleiiNo. praifc.
from fiov, 5oelsc. car load, IRON lcvco OF depot
Yuo4u.Oo
COkN-frlm store. white, &c. mixed. l,c from
lcyce o. depot white. IN bulk, co. Ia sackL ttc.
mlacd In bulk -. In naCkf, 10
hkAN-ffom fiorc. DC from levce or depot
tiAoo
OATs-rrom store white lsc. MIXED. s1r from
icYcc or depot white. IN bulk. .nsliC Ia sacks -
05lc, mixed In bulk. ne In slcka sc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
uroadstuH.

fLouR-rrom tioc, common, Nol family.
tl4i chuicg, Hio, fancy, ttts extra fancy, tL'a.
Iafcnt tAfHf an hfms
OoiiNMkAis-iSah. t1o1 miller. g. q. steady.
hEANs AND fLAs-Nagy byaus. tLsiyl0Q me
diam. a. lielel
tkAtktN- Soda, c1fa O.. trthic cNtra. 90
Gac giuKrr SNAPS, 74s'sc assuftcd lumblcs, iies
Ike cream CfuchcN, u .Hft'sr.
fioro.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

All the old potash, mercury and sarsapa-
rllla mixtures left far behind. s. SIS. never
fails to cure. This magic remedy builds the
system up instead OF tearing 1t down. II
you have ever had blood disease, don't fail
to take s. S. S. II you have ever taken
mercury and potash, get 1t out Of your sys.
tenn by using swIFTs SPECIFIC
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

cATTTE-cholcc 90 extra g,4a3Xc; good. 2'.g
o.. common 70 medium. ll491EC choice cows aud
hciiers a ,Wic. medium, 2l.I24c.
noGs-Choiee cornied. Esye.c; good. p.@i,1c;
common, 3,tOic.
sllEEf-cholce. ic medium, S,f9iG common,
ti.0lHl.f0
LAMBs-ohoicc. Sc. common to good. per head.
4 .uEtlIa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

nary, e99sc low middllng lo,sc; middling, io7sc;
good middling, iissc
Futures opened steady and closed barely steady,
ms follows June, loC0dlo62; July, i0.6@io57;
August, l046@l047 September. as7@9Ss. octo-
Der 9.57@9,5S November, 046@oi7; December,
p.4799is; January, 05i@a55; February, 9Gi@
9o2; March, oCS@o1e April, o759a17 Sales,
1900 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

TisH-M sclerci, half bfls No I. $50 80 2
so, 10, 49, l0lh kits No. l. 81. 'i No ti.1A
nD herring. family, Ic per hox. Moth Carolina
Ioe herring. half bfa, Ma Mhlio nsh hall brls
$50
100 PnoDucrs-s,cady pors. saioaiaa a.
tuFarcufed hama iiitaiAs breakfast bacon. 10
eiic. clear rib .iics. haeon. ia.ti,sc. shoulders
&c bulk uufk, clear sides, t'ii clear flh tlics
Otfci bong clear. o ~ shoulders - r.
LAhh lea o. hall bfl,, 80 kcg. NC choice
Kettle sefti r. steady.
rios fEfr- Bra. 800 hall brls. $40 legs.
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Increase in receipts this year,,


LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots quiet; fair inquiry. Sales 10000
bales, Of which $500 were American. Receipts
- bales, OF which - were American. Closing
quotations were as follows Ordinary. 5lId; good
ordinary. ll.iGd; low middling, sgd; middlng.
O Lied; gond middling, G 51Cd.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed quiet
aud steady.
THESE prices arc given In pence and 6iths, thus
o.09 means 63-6id. and boi meaps l6idl
AZ ipm.i June, Goa sellers; JuneJuly. G02 sell
ers July.August goa sellers; Aueustseptcmber.
GOO sellers; septembcroctober. Gas sellers octo
berNoycmbcr go sellers; November December.
o 30 value; DcccmbcrJanuary. 5.s9 sellers Sep.
tcmber G 90 sellers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week ending
June gs 1850
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the Best In the World.

think Swift's Specific is the best blood
remedy in the world. l have known II to
make some wonderful cures Of patients who
were considered incurable.
d. NJ. GRAYsoS, Crowville, La.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

Ntw YORK. June .A-1ht dif Foods market
was quiet, bat thcfu Was lair busucss ln pfinis,
rlnrham aud low gfa1e cottoua The latter were
Vcfg arm With an upward trndgucy Flat iold
cmhfics. idmuudi aud Noruick makes were a..
hui very Nfm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
Groeertcs.

NEW YORK. June S-Conec-opilons opened
steady At l0siS points down. and closed steady al
t0e,iS points down and moderately active. ralcs
~, 80 bags including. JunS ga a. July sass
l1et August, tiAOtfilOl, september, tlJ.eits
Nit OCtobcf sitiiail -. November. tiaoSftiaAs
Dercmbcr, tiapottIl.i0 January, tiapoaiLE,
February, tilgOsit1f March, siaa5ait as April.
utEsitto, Nay. iLiositio SPOT no quiet iair
sagaf-i.aw quiet and steady; sales, 400 bars
ecnlniueals. " tst s,ac. c and e. refined qulcl
Iclssss-rOrsIgn firm; 20 ,sst si,se New Or.
leans dull
nicc-sicsdy and quiet
NEw ORLEANS. la. June 81 Concc-Dull and
lower Rio carroos cummon 10 prime, lttt9is,.o
Mhisky-QuicL Western fcclincd. tlpittLsL
kloc--tcady ordinary 70 prime, ssCB5c.
ufnu-f iTn, ~ attac.
Fugar-Actiyc aud strong ccntfifurals OF nlant
alton gfauuiaied. ~ on white. 10 lsetsifc, prime
~ chuiuc yellow clarified. ti.atic, tcCohds, 5tsf,
hiGc inferior, fod Al titc
M0lnssca-Quict fair 10 good iair. ta1Nc, com,
mon 20 good common. iG3isc inicrof ilc.
CINCINNATI. O., Juuc whisky-stead,,
sales us barrels finished goods on bnla Of sLdg.
buticr--firn.
Suraf-firm.
fgra-fifm. II ti9iiifc
ChcC-e-stcady aud hfin.
CHICAGO o., June sS-on tho produce ex.
change today the butter market was arm. ianry
CREAMERY. iogi6,ic Inc, iASie's nnost dAirie'
i2'taitc.
Isss-flTm aii2c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

ings today were sl27i7.Sis and, the balances are
s2,l46,s3i. ~
BOSTON, Mass, June Hearings sic,oossol
balances, Sl,si0,G0s. ~
BALTIMORE Nd, June a-clearings, s2oo5.-
p07 balances, sS03,l6 N D.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
To wa.a,as,e. 30 - noar..

New York % hours. Boston % houu. by
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad, only.
Double daily Pullman Slecpefs via Lynch
burg TO Washington. Parlor cars and
sccpcts beyond.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

lash quotations were az follows

Cash quotations were az follows
flour-unchangyd.
70isc; No. red. Sli.c
No. corn, $50.
No. cats, 2lTo
No. rye, f2jfc.
No. barley, nominal.
No. fnNsced, tl.fh
Prime timothy seed, tl0.
Mes pork, per hrl, sii.7A
Lard, per 100 lbs, sG.h5if06dn
Short rib sides, loose ~ .p1tJ 70.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. sa2s@as7S
Short clear sides. boxed, sd,g1Cy6S7ls.
Recclpts-Flour. 5000 bris; wheat. 5000 bu;
corn soi go bu oats 10000 bu; rye. 1900 bu; bar
Representation. 1900 br,e wheat 1900 bn;
corn, t0LQOj bn; oats, i2t 900 bu; rye loo bu; bar
ley. 1000 bu -
n. LOUIS. Mo-. Juno 2s- Flouf-oulet and
unchanged, but firm. jf
siasic, closed ~ Nc bid July 74975'Sc. closed at
7lism7ac. August 7sjta1Jiic closed at &c bid;
september, !bS'eisc. clo.ea AT s61sc bid Decem.
Corn-lasyi No.2 mixed cash, sissc; July. sis<g
Sltc closed al 3i3sc asked. August, a2t,c.
cl9.ed g,tc asked; september, SIC, closed at
0Sts~I5;wer No 2 cash, eac asked 22,sc bid;
July. ~ g bid. May. sc bid, &c asked.
kyc-No. had &c bid, with toc asked.
Hay Market domoraiizcd; prairie, sdoo9S0o
timothy. so.oc9i1t1
TiaS-,cd.spot seed saiableTnt si.is and same
Lcad-Cbcmlcal harl. IN demand and firm al
slss refined, s1Ss toft Missouri. quotable at
sIO
Buiicr-Quiet and easy but unchanged; cream.
cry, iaesiac. dairy, liwl2c.
LrE,-oniel and steady at 100 for good stock.
Iofnmcal--sl l3tl1A
pfoyiflons-Qulct
purk-eia.A
Lani-l'rmc steam. nominaisat sd25.
Dry salt mcaus-hoxed shoulder. ti.i2'seti -
longs and clear nib Sidcn, tC.Oo9diS ihon clear.
tG.21atO3.
iIacon- Boxed shoulders s5.s7,ss6Oe longs aud
rihs 81 ~. short clear, t6.na.
Hams-Sl0 5alsllsA
Ecccipts-flouF, 400 bfls wheat. 1900 bu: corn.
ti,oO0 bu. oats 400 bu.
shipments-flour, 0oco hrls wheat, 9.OoO bu.
corn $500 bu. oau 10000 bu
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June enthusiastically.
no. nd cash, -, July, &c bid. GO asked.
August coo bid; No. 2 soft, caah, &c bid, July
and August. COO bid. el,tc asked.
Corn-stcady No 2cHsh ~, IS bid 26'So Askcd
July, 20. bid No. white, 2D>,c bid &C asked.
OatH-No leash. iqisc bid, 2Oc asked, July, I7i.c
bid. lee asked. August, i1c bid. isc Askcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

Etim dividend
LONDON, June "a n. -ccnl0l, cioscd a
81 TOT 9th muugy aud thu nc,uuut
The ~ cunt uf huillun ulthdrswn from the
nank 81 inglaud on bilaucc " tlaUo
fARis. Juue A.-Thtcs psf ccut rcuies az sg,.c
COT the acoounL
HANK CLrAniNca
CHICAGO, IN. June U.--tlsaunas sa.sr.ooc.
NKM okLtANs la, June sA--clcninrs this
day. fits.siL
~ LOUIS No. june sA--olsaunrs. tlGdSs.
balancca t3ll,i.A
aEw lQnk June - Cieanur,, raisAist
bnisucCa ttt1pw.
rlIi.AbEi fiiiA. IA. June "A -. he bsnt .r
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

~ tpo,s opened steady aud closed FIRM miidllnE.
Ne talct aspC bales. Quotations wcfu o. follow!
X4nay Nsc F0od ordinary, yiac. low middlinr
M middling. lie aooi middling. NE mid.
On Mir i1sioc. hif, illaiGc
NV opened steady aud closed barely steady
a. ioyaM June. io.a2eiosi July. i0a2slo.sl Az.
gust mXNo,o September 10 iaeioiG ociobc.
apo9o N.A \Ccmhcr, af3aast. p,rcmbcr. as5g
80 JanfA\ peit1pi February. i0oi4io0i
March. iooARio Apfll. ioicsi0i5. May, i0sl
eio2 saic'\Np bales
Weekly cotton tiaicmsus ioT the week ending
L4laae Ina. - 40
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wrrrfY cOTroN erArrurNr.

Receipts Al Mcm3hli ior the week cndinr June ..
~ taics aa aFain,i 20 bales lasi week, ami
80 baics same week iafi yoar since September J.,
MAO bales. against 6go.igO bales same time last
ycar
shipments Cor the week. 1870 haics, a. against
s.o1 bales sane wcck lat year slncc september 4,
sWiay bales. against tiagt bales sane time lasi
ytan Weeks sale. 70 bales cxporicu. -
Ialfa and suIuurfr n Nnirs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

CANNED GOODS = rlutpplca, n.la1it0
rraches, he. standard, tlGsti. "a. scCOud N.ou1
lfk tomaioea slls standard, eOapos . ibs sand.
ard. ti.vo. tlAwesuiss, Ma rSpevfris. Ma.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29

cLEvKLANp. o, June sA--reiroleum--ouiet
aw, iiu., 10.
vii, wILuISerOS' NJ c. Ip1. s'-rur0satus-
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TWO BOTTLES.

Two bottles of swifts Specific cured me Of
a bad condition of my blood, from which 1
had suffered for is months l had blotchsS
and sores which were painful and trouble.
some. s. s. s. Is much better than potash
and mercury mixtures, and recommend IL
above all blood remedies.
Il. ID. COMPTON, Homeland. Va.
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DAILY COTTON sTATFMTNr.

Imports mac &LM1LR.
:. co sw. LTM. > wagons, s. Total. a
bales
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY = TO Q PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE also PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--Middiing Cotton 10 il-ieo
--sales Today, = Bales--The Gen.
eral MARKET is steady-Meats Are
Steady.

tNa APPEAL OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING. June 2s, 1850 I
Money is easy, in good supply and fair
demand at TO 5 per cent
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Household supplies.

APPLEs-si.5@2OO per brl. Dried apples
2Is@So per ID from store. Dried peaches, gla@Jc
from store.
FRUlT-StcGdy; Orangcs--Mosslna, 81 50G500 per
box. Lemons. S3,bOg4JO per box. bananas, sl.25C9
40 per bunch. Dates. 16tsc. Figs, l29i5c per ID.
VEGETABLES Onions. sl.Q0@l.50 per brl; cab.
bage, sLdOI2OO per crate; garlic, b0c per 100.
NUTS-Cocoanuts. Si.00 per 100, Peanuts, Vir.
ginia. lose: Tennessee, farmers stock. 5@Gc;
roasted ic1llzc higher. shellod red Sc: white &c;
Spanish, Zoe, pecans, Texas, old, 7sl2c; Arkansas
395c; Italian chestnut, l0@22c.
BUrrKR-Buttcrine. Agisc; creamery 1s@20c;
dairy, l2x6tl5c; country, lO9l5c,
POrAlOES-Dull: new, 75cgsl.00 per bril-
ClDER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl. and $500 per half
brl.
VINEGAR--Per gal, 126l3c.
EGus-stcady bxs, l0Tc; cases lie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. young, sl.25d2b0; mixed,
s20O@2.b0; hens. S2.60@3O0. ducks e. 5O6taUO.
RAlsINS-London layers. s3OU. California, s22S
per box
PICKLEs-Brls $780, half brls, $500
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