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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07
Facts Abont Mexiea

IRON the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Lewis Godlove states some facts about
Mexico which everybody who has been
there can corroborate. He says: Although
Mexico has population Of about II, OOO,-
600, 1t must be borne in mind that at a
high estimate not over 20 per cent. Of this
number have the means with which to
purchase goods OF any kind. Fully 9,O0O,-
oO0 Mexlcans arc people who produce
nothing, earn almost nothing, and con-
sequently consume nothing that we can
sell them. When men rarely receive more
than 10 cents per day for their labor, they
are not the kind OF customers the mer-
chants of the United States arc seeking.
The climate OF Mexico is such that but lit
tie clothing is needed II is possible to
harvest two crops Of cereals annually, aud
fruit and vegetables grow in abundance
the year round. The only articles which
these people will buy are pulque, the ma
tional drink, and sombreros. A Mexican
will generally deprive himself and his fam
lily OF necessary clothing and food in order
that he may buy an extravagantly expcn-
sive sombrero.
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GENERAL TRADE.

4 few lmmatcrlal changes have been made In the
quotation lists. Grain In store at cleyaton-corn,
27,lG0 bushels; oats, II ,0ls bushels. Al New Or
leans sugar holders are strong in their Views and
are not pressing sales. Molasses, quiet aud firm;
rice in good demand
Chandler, Brown 4 Co., Of Chicago, wired thelr
Memphis correspondent as follows
"Tho decline In wheat today was due TO very free
selling by Cudahy aud houses having foreign
clicntage. News Is generally bearlsh. CopIou'
rains are reported In Russia, and unfMomble re-
ports regarding California crops are contmdlcicd
Hutchinson was the big buyer and bought proba
bly, thrce.quartors Of n million OF July wheat We
cannot advise sales at present low prices, but be
leye that purchases on breaks good Tor Il fail
profit Curb Ti4.c July"
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and firm; Rio carsoes, common to prime, 1910
1870
Rlco-Quiet and firm; ordinary to prime, s>5@5c.
Bran--Steady at 72tS057jc
sugar-0pen kettle, strong and higher strictly
prime ll6c; good fair 10 fuzzy fair, 7c prime u
Centriiugals-oh white, SIC prime yellow clari'
fed, l5-l6c; seconds. 6ll@7 7.l6c.
Molasses-Qulet centrifugals, fair to good flir.
l9g2Oc; common TO good common, lG@isc; Inferior,
l4c
CINCINNATI, O., June G-Whisky = Quiet
Sales, 500 brls finished goods oil basis OF slO2.
Butter--Stcady
sugar-Flrmer hard, rcaned s5s991sc; New Or
leans, 7L@Sc. NJ
Eggs-Weaker at il1a@l2c.
Chccse-Easier.
HAVANA June 6-sugar firm sales, 400 bngs
centrifugal, g6No polarization ut s. y gold per
qulnial; vl7 bugs centrifugal, " polarization Tor
speculation, at so.S2M gold per quinml l,sD0 bags
molasscs sugar, $50 TO capitalization at sLO!R
dl.1G gold per quintal: 100 hhds muscoyado, 81
polarization, at SL0j gold per quintal
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BY TELEGRAPH.
uonr,. maud. nn,I s,orL.

gEw YORK. June g - Money on call easy At "a
per cvnt, last loan ~ urr crnL, closed unsrud
al - ret ccut Prime mercantile pafef gatiis prf
cent Startling exchange dull bat steady az ~ ,, toT
tiky day bills aud 81 A. Tor demand
Government huuds have bCUn dull and rather
heavy. tiaig bonds have been dull ani steady.
Tho stock Exchange resumed business this morn.
ms with the ticker again la motion. aud tlhupcr
atiuus ~ ihc day showed a marked Increase over
thusC " the past lev DAYS though how much Of
this may De- doe 10 the uCken l. question, There
was certainly more business both pfupuuionntrly
and actual in the regular llti than IL the unlisted
shares, though the lhticf wcfc again entvmey
active The news from Chicago was again oi a bcaf
len character aud The report that no pfngfuss had
hcCn made ~ yesterdays meeting. with the uhte
uugnt notice ~ further reduction In fairs hY the
burlington Northern hnd somc other news oi
Ike character acted a. wet blanket upon the
granger aud while Rock Island was Vtfy we'll
htld al the utheu taErud % from the mofnlng'a
hEunss until The announcement was made that tho
Northwestern had declared the usual dlyldcuds
when a somewhat better tone was uoliccd Tho
Gould stocks VEN alcfuafd active and strong and
Missouri Pacific took W. turn In leading the up
Watd movement though ~ the time " had Tow
! mruh among the uecAlics aud Alton a fefre
I hhuic distinguished ntoif ~ truu VI ~ pcf
tcnt with lHfgct business than usual M that stock.
| ihr uallug w TIE trust ttnrks was again ven
latHs hud ctprrtall 10 stEaf and lead tfiista aud
/ tlo luimsf uarlu thui up trf urrt though most
ol ihis was lusi hrlufr The tlusr Lead trusts were
mufe aciilt aud steadily uusU. MIST Of The active
| lhi are ifHrNuualy hirhrf this evening while
| New luElhud q ~ aud Nisunfl raclhc NJ.
| Trading IN failtuad huuis toiaj aFsfrraied o.
etAV' VIII marked animation IN rsysfsl issuo'
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CANNED GOODS 81 rincnpples. si.i5@i ~.
peaches lhs. standard w. .oosl 90 second, slO0gs
lis tomatoes. lbs standard blmplc 3lbssiandifd,
Si.0t strawberries sL2i. mspbcfrcs, tl2E black
berries u o. green cages, iliH pcns, sl.bO
plumS sluO. asparagus 500. green corn, sluJes
! No. prcrn peas, sl2imLbl coyc oysters, full
weight 10. doc iic. lbs, 81 hit CO. light weight.
Gic. lhs, sl.uJ. CONDENSED milk-Cpwn, 81 ~.
tagc. s3.Jl Swiss, SAL. salmon, flGi92W. sar.
diucs. si.t0 mustard sarlncs, sl.p. Mackcrcl,
Sl1bnl.G0. herring mnekcpl, Sis.
SlGAR-purc white, ~ a; uii white, sc. yellow
clarified. ~ e.. rrhncd A, 81 ~ standard grtnulnlcd
pc powdered p.c eat loaf, y, a.. open Kettle C'1g
$50 steady aud irm,
COffkl.-Common. lsc ordinary, isc fair,
Zoe. prime Rio. igig ~ choice To fancy, 2Oe11c. old
government. zoe. firm.
sALT-snginnw. SIS per bril- Ohio River, l.2n8
y per hrl, Louisiana, sLla. sacsS fne, slit
cunr,c, MS. pkts y gaze
RiCt- Louisiana. 4 se,dc. Carolina, Ge7c
STARCil-1c.
CiiEESk-l'rimc Hats, -; New York factory,
---: iull crram i3c. Young America. he
OLAs-ES-l.ouisiana, common 10 fair 2ltfsic;
prime choice Nmlc. mucy, Sc, ccntfiugnls com.
uun tn lair 2it,nc prime 10 choice, 2,91Sc syrup.
as.f iO. steady.
tANplls-,tlcks, all Sizes In bNs pls aud brs,
p'rHlO1c fancy assorted p'sesl1'yc extra lancy.
SOAP ASD CANDLES Soap. g's8lc candles.
fulI tVpIHltI 90
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An Ear of Corn worth a Mans Life.

fIom Alc LonuOn llgurO.
A report from the Governor OF Yunnau
shows the barbarism that still fingers in
some OF the country districts OF that prov
ince. The villagers have horrible Gus
tom OF burning TO death any man caught
stealing corn or fruit in the fields A
man named Peng Chao-sheng was going
down TO watch his own field, and on the
way he plucked an ear Of corn from a
neighbours patch OF maize He was seized
and brought before the village Assembly,
which decided that he must be burnt to
death, though his mother tried hard to
ransom him by the offer Of her whole
property. The unfortunate man was
burnt alive, his own mother being COM
PEELED to set fire to the faggos. so as 10
prevent her lodging complaint afterward,
which, however, turned out an unsucces'f4 i
precaution. OF the two ringleaders in the
outrage one has died in prison and the
other has been decapitated. The incident
shows the excessive poverty in which the
people must live, for ii would be impossl-
bic that such q custom should exist except
in country where every car OF corn was
as valuable Ms a mans life.
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what shall We DO Win Our Boys {,

Is now being asked US by parents, and we
can give no better advice than to recon-
mend sending them to that popular and
progressive institution, The Nelson Bush
ness College, Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according 10 business standards, as well as
spelling, bookkeeping, type-writing, etc.
They will only have TO study during the
cool hours Of the day and will be discip-
lined in gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without peer for
thoroughness and responsibility Of pa
tronagc.
FoR disordcred liver try Beecham's Pills.
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CHICAGO, H., June 5--T Droprs journal re-
ports Caitlc-Recclpts, 10000; shipments, $500.
Market active aud steady. Zoe lower beeves, $1,000
40 steers 81 GO9L30; stockeH and feeders, g. 100
500 cows bulls and mixed, SlJO913G Texas cat
tie. 81 SO0tA5h
IIogs-Rccclpts, 1880; shipments, o0OO Market
active &c lower mixed. 81 ajGi.iO heavy, S.2O9
AS7L light, 81 3O9t55 skips. s3GDdLlh
Sheep-Rcccpts, G000 shipments, 1000 Market
steady, TO Zoe lower; natives sj.jlWjOG Western
shorn. sisgalio; shorn Texans sSOJ9LO0; lambs,
lower; 5jc6ts3jj per hcnd
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but quiet talcs, u - bags. Including. June
tlomaleG July, tie iu1tluA. August, 80 $50
teW september so WHlbsE urintcr tiA slt
lept January, 80 pletitUu lChruafy ami March.
uLol9l.M April, utuo SPOT ITO qulct. ialf
sugsr-Rhw. strong hlf NV ,ironr. falt rcan.
Ing. 4 RI
holascs lorlrn dull ds icni. rc. New or.
leans, dull upCu Kettle gnoi 10 ian,,. SsiOc.
NCc quiet steady
CiilCAvo, ill iunc ..un the ptodnce ~.
change lodal TIE huiiUf WHfkyt WnH WruL. fancy
crcamcri lnNHli' " yhuty ~ hnc Val a. line
tges-lifm, i2alsitC
NEw VkLEANs, Ia. Juae G-conse- Stead,
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BrendAtuus.

rLouR.-From store, family, s375; choice, stc0.
fancy, SLlj, extra fancy, sLlO, patent d@ealO.
quiet
CORNMEAL-Pearl. s275: roller, S2.l5 steady,
BEANS AND PEAS--Nayy beans, Si,SjgAOOi me
diuui, ~. 7jeIiO1.
OATMEAl.--ln hall brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS--Soda extra &c. treble extra, G0p
itc; ginger snaps, 7dsISc assorted iumblcs ll0
l2tgc. cream cuckcrs, 7IyctSi o.
store.
HoAlINY AND GRlTs-From store, s275@3.Oo.
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Provisions.

FIsII-Mackcrel half brs. No. |. 50 10: No 2.
$50. M o. $50 lob Kits No. l. sl3i; No 2sl. ~
Dry herring family Sc per box North Carolina
roe herring hall brls sG55 White fish, half brls,
$50
Hog PRODuCrs-Quicp pork, sl90O9l3. -;
sugarcufcd hams i0ismlllsc. breakfast bacon, ~
@ihiyc clear rib Sides bacon, 7a@TJc; shoulders.
or, bulk pork, clear sides, es@G1tci clear rib
LARD-rcs, &C half brls, 10; kegs, ~
choice kettle, sofs1.c quiet,
FRESH MEAis-lctl hiudquaricS, b@'c' fore
quarter. % gotic city hogs, G01c, country dressed
| 5iy0,6c per M
| al
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cash quotations Hffr o. inIlnNN
Hour quiet aud Unclaimed
No. 2 spung. wheat. -. No Jspring wheat nom
innl, No fvi, ,,c
No. corn. % g.
No. oats 70 tc.
No. , nc, lsc
So. harley, nominal.
No lAAtcci eitA
Prime timothy s,ssl, "a 2asiu
MCs1 pork. ~ hh sii5I.tiD.
LAM, pcf iin o.. saGsHHti'
shoHrib sldrs. loosc, s,stttp1
Nri E1ltrl ahuuldrra, huNrI, Al. l1l aftAA
short clear sidcf, bDxci. thtu.fNtii,
NyruipifH lluuf tu.uul bits wheat 1909 hu
corn. a,pun bu oau. ii1olj bu, pc, LouO bu. bar
shipments Flour. 5000 bfls. wheat. p.o1O bu.
corn. 5000 bu. oats, Hs,o0 bu. rye, none Par
n LOUIS No. June G-Tlour- Unchanged.
| MhcaiatoWrT favorable crup news AID uihci
botfsh Influence ttlftci laaai tfidcr, 10 selling
/ aud they kcpi lt upaii Though the sUsslun. 1ho
gluse Was u bcleW ,csicrlny so 2 "a, cish, 80
I 5iSsi",c asked, september, 'hsr hccmbcr
CON .isy,r SO mlscl. cash. n9c June
slo,,i g, sl't' July. SIC August W asked.
July, q, n hh year, ~ BID.
| nYraAn . ln bid
Hay. Qnici Sni unchanged. prairie sosSD.
| Timothy, tuutttluh
HAN Quiet aud unchanged.
| ilhN sfyd-Quici tip bid. new crop nominal al
Load strunr. identical hard. Stso :icsll,cfllcl
i rcnuri. th. COMMON. eltA
buiici=Qulct aud easy creamery, itsiCc, dairy
| i2silic
| irgs COZ good stock
| COfnmCal-lim. flotot1ld
lfnNlHluuHHllfm hut quiet
| fufk -fi1uat1.O.
| Inrd=iIimU aeam. g. afi -liG co.
10y ALT mcaise shoulder boxed Ht1ts long,,
Il t00lote rs fihs. ~ loco % short clear s.t,
/ Rccuipis iluur 400 bflg wheat ii.uu1 bu
/ corn, plU0o DO. oats l1.Un hu
| shipments Flour. auu bfls wheat Hon bu
/ corn, tlup bu oats, 21.oo0 bu. yc none. barley
/ none.
| KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 0-whcata steady
/ No tel, oash. &c asked. july. Gtc asked. Az
Il gust ole ia 90 asked No 2 soft cash. 49,
/ July. eic hd Gr asked August sale, at 0lc.
| Corn Quiet No. white, cash. &c bid
OaNaNp. lCath, gie asked
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lThcse prices are given In pence and 6iths thus
663 means 6 63Gid, aud 50i means I-6id.l
Atip,m June, 6,02 sellers; June.July, Goa sell
erS July-August, COS value Augustseptcmber
COL buyers septembero October. 10 buyers; October
November 8 20 sellers November. December 53i
sellers DeccmberJanuary 6SS sellers; September
G. o. buvers
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and Kansas & Texas n furnished slos,oOO the ds
$4,000 and the Denver x Rio Grande Western
certificates $4,000 TO the days total. The tone OF
the dealings was strong from opening 70 close and
there were more important advances than ON any
day far n week past 81 Paul IS rose ~ TO 1917
the Sl0s ~ TO l204 the !, q NJ U.s. to 40; Erie
49, 9 to IFS; Minneapolis & st. Louis seconds, TO
a; Alton 4 Terrc llaute dividends, ~ TO issE
Tho total sales Q stocks today were 3Os l52 shares
Closing uuotntong
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CAfTiEaCholCc 81 oNiui. a't1H.r cool. ~
W tc ssaawars 10 medium, ~ stl VI Cholcc icuil.
90. ~ ihs aud up, 2',oiC iccicn, 80 % W ihs,
~ Gee a.
iioG.-choicc oomiei, e.s,ic. sood. pssr q.
common. OF ..ftr
SUM- tholcc, 80 medium. s'taic common.
ki.W0ttin.
LANil,- Choice. g.. common TO eooi. per head.
Al iuHt al
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MrNts-rtimc. siNOaiSa1 los than CIR load
npe'tla n on meal, SGoisitiO lcsi than car
load. riIun.tii.'n
COtTON sEi.p- railroad. sli.oo. river. 1000 yer
ton
Oii.arrimc crude gsErss on crude nalsc
prime summer yellow, t.ltlr uu summer yrlluu,
tn.ftir. choice Cnnkiuf tumrurr yellow, an.tilc.
uflmo summer white tlHur.
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IF you suffer from looscness Of the bowels,
Angostura Bitters will surely cure you. Be
ware Of countorfeits and ask for the genuine
article, prepared by DIR. J. G. u. Siegert &
Sons
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY z TO PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. so PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Qu,et--Middling Cotton 10 li-loc
Sales Today. - Bales-The Gen
erai Market Is Stoady-Moats Arc
Quiet.
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Spot opruci steady aud closed quiet aud iicai,.
midilinF. n s.itc Sales 90 taics Quutiilous
WEN hF'iollogE ouiinaD. s5.ide ropi oriiuary.
, i3its low midillns. io',e middlIng % 3I6c
good mliilins. ~ iiigc mlidius ialt. o. ~ iaif
llc
futuns oronod dun AMI closri quiet and steady.
g. follows iuuc. iCHal15G July. i00sioCg
August, i07oiio5i. september. iniG0tioiG Ooio-
her p9ieaps November. psds9 ~ pcccmbcr.
QH~aa January. poiaapd February, ioul
1904 Marh. ioiiaioi2 April, iaisal0N May.
i0asio.a salcs, 1Nuo tolcA
NEw ORLEANS
The not market opened quiet nni closed quiet
and steady midiling. ZEE salCa. i.gO tal,s
Qnotauum ao o. follows ordinary. o.
ruoi ordinary. w. low mlddllng. iu' VI mlddling
iV',c good midd'iur. ut.a
luinUs Uprucd quiet, aud closed barely steady,
niolluu June, ioGqioel. July. ioaaio0i Al
gntl iNntinis September asiaoS ociobor
s5isais No,cmhcL 9t,tl co. hocmhcf. ptna
aali January pHs9ts February. GC.l1D
March, 9'lsaA April, Qn1osl Sales. gu
balCt
DAiLY roar ASp INTERIOR MoyENrNr.
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COTTON MARKET.

THO local cotton market uprnci quiet ani closed
quiet middling. 10 Hide sales. --- bales, OF --
o. exporter aud -- 10 spinnCu.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, seize good ordinary. y sioc. low mid
dliuE 10 siGc middling 10 iiIGc. good midiling
~ iloc middlns ialr nominal fair. nominal
duaty, i.ai',r lower
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A. noon Fpo,s quiet aud steady. Sales iocoo
bales. Of which 5000 were American Rccclpls
5000 bales, oi which 400 were American. Closing
quotations were NJ follows Ordinary go good
ordinary, billcd. low middiing. b5si middling.
Slid. good middins. 6Siod
Futures opened quiet aud steady aud closed quiet
and steady.
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ST LOUIS, No., June O--wool-Qulci, but un
chou0e1
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imroHs-M& C,gMTG C.O&sw, l. l. \.
Ga e. 4. steamer, O. wagons a Total. n bales
ksrous-L, N,o&r -. M,sSn 80 Total
a. bilUA
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OIL ana TurpentIne.
wILMINGToN,N.C., June G. -Turpcnline-Firn
nj g5lsc
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IInn.choI.i NnppIIes.

APPLES LO1sti 10 per hrl. Ddcl apples y sc
per ~ from sturc. Dried peaches - n ffum store
fRutr-strady. Oranges Mcs.lna, sLUlHtji
per box. California, $500 pgr box Lemons, siih.f
l.in yer box. nannuns tl.ane,2,n pcf bunch.
Date. 3a~c iigs. iasslc per pound.
NIHlI ANLtr-ouinua. tAul p1r htli snrfa
sl.uH cabhirc, Ncw orleans, crate sA7i13Ot gnr
DC. 10 pcr 100
NUN nooinuts. stjATt0o per 100. Peanuts
Nirglnia. s.fec IcnuCslcc. fhrmuri STOCK, hltse,
rua,icd. i1i', c higher shclci. nj ~. white 7r
spanish iut l'crnus, Texas old, 1.fl2C. Arkansas,
Dc lps Italian rhCstnuts lu.lilr
huTrEN- nuttcflnc. lialsc, creamery, lset1c,
dairy q. tlic. country. lofloc
pNfAIOE@=flrm new, slal8213 per hfl,
sweet. - OOsi1 ~ pet hrl
CIDER Ozark, $3.50 per bfl, and $50 per hall
bfl
VINEGAR Fer gal. t.piic.
EgGsHstcldy, boxes ~. eases. iir.
lJLTKN-thickUnS young, sl.iOai0 mixed
sac; hcus, sl'saA2E gccs". tLlnosAuG ducks
sln1
fREsH Fisti buffalo. istV per 49, cat o. PET
10 Onmc, perch, trout etc, N.tiur pet No.
RAisiNs-lundon layers, sAo1 California, slG
per box.
PICKLES Brls sd5O half hrs tlOo
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LONDON, June q, 4 p,m.-COnsols closed al 0S-
5lGd for money and nS 7.lG for the account
The amount VI bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England ON balance today IA $1,000 The bullion
In the Bank u England decreased 10000 during
the past week The proportion OF the hank Of
England reserve To liabilities Is now iOT7 per cent
liar siyer-l2 3iCd per ounce
PARIS, June 6.--1hrco per cent rontes, SCI &C
for the account
The weekly statement for the Bank OF France
shows an increase Of sO3gl OO0 francs gold and de-
crease OF 27lj0OO francs silver
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THURSDAY ENLNINU, juno y Iho0
Money is In large supply and fair demand
Rates, I 10 5 per cent.
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CHICAGO. H., June G.-clcarlng,, 81, 1870

CHICAGO, Ill.,, June 6.-Clcarlng', Sii, $4,000
NEW ORLEANS, La, June G-Clearngs, sl,320,-
gjA
NEW YORK, June 6-Cloarlngs, sli3, 9l5, 400, bal.
auccs nG0nu1i.
BALTIMORE. Nd. June O.-Clcarings. s1,722 lbs
balances, s2l6,iIL
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June G-Clcarings, 81 lil.0S:
balances, SG.i1,sd1
BOsrON Mass. June G-Clcarings, si1i5QG9.
balances, 81 2slsji
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Miscellaneous


VIII skNastmlght Kentucky bourbon. 81. 'na
coo Robertson nud Lincoln Counties nrm nt si..n
t,hul. ~ gm DCs. sAUiaf0O. nrrunlinr ~ age aud
make. common whisky. puc0itili. Ascending to
pfuuL Nuthiug under ~ pCfu nt quuiva
-eLuQGi.0 Tot domestic sishtfli1 i0f I'm.
GitNss SEEDS Red clover. 3, 3 bu hcris. s,s
10 hu. orchhrl ruiss SIS hu. timothy, sL5istiud
IN German milicL 0agoc bu. Hungarian, 5sos,c
bu.
HAGGiNG-a siOt,c
ItESasi2O.
siior-nrop stia buck. $40
LEAn=atfttc
TAlInW-itsn
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stocks aud bonds.
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not 20 the party which has treated with
contempt ell the teachings Of the fathers
Of the republic. and converted what they
intended 10 be union Of coequal States,
controlling their general agent, into o
grand consolidated despotism in which the
several States are, rs PATRICK HRSRY pre-
dicted they would become. nothing more
10 the Federal Government than the conn
ties in State are 10 the State government.
To say tina; the Republican party saved
the Union is 10 say that the party
which destroyed the Union did at
the same time save II. But for
this malignant Republican party-this
dIsunion party--the Union would to-day
be what the trainers of the Federal Con-
stitution intended il 10 be. For the South
to join hands with the Republican party
would be TO join hands with the men
whose implacable dislike of the southern
people is Enthusiastically manifested at every
election in the North, and who Inundated,
harassed, and plundered the southern
States from 1865 till 1877. The wolf and
the lamb lie down together only when the
lamb is inside the wolf. The South will
vote with her enemies only when she is
bound hand and foot and compelled 20
vote with them. A national clection-law
would soon make her and the Republican
party unity"
In word, there are fundamental differ
ences between the doctrines of the Demo-
cratic party and the doctrines Of the Re-
publican party. The Republicans would
do evil" but the Democrats must not
follow multitude to do evil" In the
language OF the Hon. CHAUNcEY F. BLACK,
Of Pennsylvania son of that great con-
stitutlonal lawyer the late JEREMIAH
BLACK 80 all that is left of local liberty, of
personal liberty, of State rights. of home
rule, of freedom in trade, of purity in cleo
tons. is one TO the conservative efforts of
the Democratic party TO defend the Con-
stitution of 1887 against the assaults of CO.
vert enemies of the nation now united
under the name of the Republican party,
loudly clamoring for the public good,
but all the time working for pri-
vete gain and increasing the burdens
Of the many for the benefit Of the few"
1t is the duty of the southern people to
stand by the Democratic party. In doing
so we shall have majority of the voters
with us. Nay, we have that majority
now, though, as Mr.. BLACK said on the
same occasion the Republican party has
become so intrenched by unjust laws and
by the usurpations Of power and the de-
liberate plot to use the Senate as an OBJ
struction TO reform. that it is now more
apparent than ever that SAMUEL j. TLDEN
was right when he said it would require a
majority of at least two thirds Of all the
people to dislodge the usurpers from their
formidable intrenchments"