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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-01

Receipts at Memphis during the official week
aggregated 39lS bales. against AIS bales the pre-
vious week 2l73 bales the pOnding week last
season, and 4245 in 1881 The total receipts siace
September /, 1882 were 1856 76l bales against S2i,-
0o7 bales at the corresponding time last season,
an increase of 162 $50 bales At the same in 1881
the receipts were 1927 bales.
Shipments during the official week aggregated
IL 032 bales agaio p 2ll bales the previ us week
TO- 597 bales The corresponding week last and
1859 bales in 1881 The total shipments since Sep
TENDER LIST AL ZIG bales, against 29i 339 bales
| In 1881 and $50, 635 in 1881.
The total stock hand was Al, 191 bales sgsinst
1890 bales at this time last year; in 1884, GO SOC
bales.
sales in Memphis during the Official week aggre-
gated 16,250 bales of which exporters took $3.50
bales. spiuneTs 1870 bales, and speculators so
bales ainst a:toal of $3.50 bales last week, Of
which 400 were 10 exporters, $3.50 to spinners,-
to SPECTATORS Middiing, SIC.
COURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKET.
The following shows the eourse OF the Memphis
market ana the prices OF nddling cotton from the
opening OF the season ~ compared with the same
| time last
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Serious Accident.

Wis, April 30.-While the lanes
on the Chicago, Milwaukee and st
zr-t-sEas nearing BelOit Junction. las
'clOck, the train divided and the 1ort
rain rushed through an open switch
loaded cars and smashing them up
passed over small bridge in safety, al
he track, butte cars went through, o.
yiug IN the bottom Of the creek. Inc
fireman both jumped, the former EC
hiclgo, receiving serious internal in
. fireman escaped unhurt.
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HousE-s UILpINo MArEsIsl s,

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMISG-LUMBER-Yar priceE-Rough, Sl5
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring
SIS; shingles, SSQ4 SO; lathing-Poplsr, 81 IS
cypress, 81 per 1000 laths Extra prices for extIi
lengths above % ieet
LINE AND CEMENT-Alabama lime, 95c9s1 9
barrel; Tennessee, S5@S0; Louisville cement, 81
l 70 barrel; Rosedale cement. 81 80 q barrel
Portland, SIS; plaster of Paris, 81 30.
HAILS-SS 60 per keg.
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Augus t-September, 5 56-64d; September-October,
5 80 cd; November December, 44-64d.
Atl:5O: JuneJuly, $3.50; July-Augugt, 81
CAT; August September. 55-6id.
At 8;2J: September October, 52-6id; October
November, 1874 d
At $50: Juy-August, September October, 5 81
go; Noven ber-Decemb Der, 43 Cad.
At .: Aay-June, 43 sid; June-July, ~ CID.
Futures closed barely steady.
The New Orleans future market opened barely
steady; at II, quiet, closing firm. Sales, 50 800
bales. Closing quotations were as follows:
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Between Freight and Passeu,
ger Trains.

GELD, MASS, April 30.-The ca
/ down freight on the Connecticut
was run into by the passenger train
|rth, near the Plainfield street bridge
'Ts. Henry Welder, a passenger on the
L instantly Killed and her body horri
Henry Mulligan. fireman of the pas
'ne, was bsdly hurt by jumping from
hat before the cOfi.si5yf.-=--I-frrc nDO osS
under the freight car ahead and
fplinters. The engine Of the passenger
lightly damaged.
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The ''Eda Lse's'' East Cargo.


DYERsBURG, April 30.-Iu Sundays AP.
ZEAL .you are in error in reporting The steamer
Ida Lee, with lumber, from O5ien riuer The
cargo Ia question was the last of of contract to
furnish oak lumber for the contractor of the in
cines on both sides OF the Mississippi at Mem phs
for the Memphis and Kansas City railroad from
the aw-ulills of A. N. Stevens, at Dyersburg, on
the forkCd Der TiuGr. These mills are now at
work on 800 coo oak and cypress for other contract
on the same railroad. Our steamer ALI Stevens
is now loading cargo of oak for the Merchants
Compress and Storage Company, Memphis, and
will be down in q day or two. A. N. STEVENS.
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Vint shinkie Cincinnati, $50 ANDY Baum
Memphis, pm. Departed Vfnt shiukie, Mem
phis, pm; Andy Baum, Cincinnati, pm.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3O.-Arrivsd: Johr
A. ecudder, and John Dippold and barges, ST
Louis; Paris c. Brown, Cincinnati The Centsn
NAL for st. Louis, is loading and departs to-nor
Tow.
LOUISVILLE, April 30.-Noon-River fall.
ing, with u feet inches in the canal and 10 feet
inches in the chute on the falls Weather clear
and pleasant Business duh Arrived and de-
parted: James W. CAT, Memphis to Cincinnati
W. W. O'Neal and tow Of 81 pieces and Iron Duke
and barges for New Orleans; Charles Morgan.
Cincinnati to New Orleans. The canal will be
open tomorrow. Night-kiver falling with y
feet inches in the canal. and 10 feet inches in
the chute on the falls Weather clear and cool.
No arrivals
CAIRO, April 39.-Noon-River Al feet 7
inches, and stationary. Weather clear and mild.
Arrived: ID. c. FOgel, Vicksburg am; Thomas
sherlock, New Orleans, am Departed: Belle
Memphis, Vicksburg, ! am; D. C. Fogel st.
Louis an: Thomas Sherlock Cincinnati, 9
an River IL feet inches, and stationary.
Weather clear; thermometer co.. Arrived: W p
Halliday. st. Louis. pm; Charles Brown and
barses, New Orleans, 6 pm; Dick Fulton and
barges, Memphis, pm. Departed: S. l. Wood
ana barges, New Orleans, p m.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
OFFICE SIGNAL SRRv- c. Q. s. A.
AENPns S, TENN April so, 1883. I
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time :0s p.r) at all the stations
named:
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oRTH, TEX, April 30.-The con,
pin on the Texas Pacific ran into a'steer
zion throwing the head cars from
ID killing 7. A. Simmons, civil engi
yorkmen. jeff. Ward, Chas, T. Porter
simons, brakemen, were badly hurl
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The New Orleans spot market opened quiet; al
1880, quiet closing quiet and steady Sales, 26o0
bales. Closing quotations. were as follows:
ia-- Cat Ia,
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OuaLgCs.
Above
STATIONS. low water. Rise, Fall.
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= The movement at &c interior towns for the week
ending Friday, April 21tn, is as follows Re-
ceipts, 80 655 bales, against 1870 bales same
week last year-increase H. 1856 bales. Shipments,
SIS SIS bales, against 441I9 bales came time last
v.r-increase IL. 763 bales. Stock, $50 SOC bales,
aeainRt 1886 bales last year-increase, 1870
bales.
April 9th, the worlds visible supply was g.
or 500 bales, against 2,6Q4 25l bales same time
crease of 50ll7 bales over the season OF 1SS0-Sl,
aud an increase oil Cos 6s bales over the season OF
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n CARD.

are suffering from the errors and In
bf youth, nervous weakness, early de-
'hanhood, ETC., win send recipe that
bu, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea.
discovered by a missionary In South
end a self-addressed envelope to the
Il. INNAN, Station d, Neig York City.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, April S0.-The new demand
has been Of an indefinite character Gnd mostly for
very moderate Selections of specialries adapted
for Immediate wants firmer and higher cotton
market is attracting attention, and not without
q seadying effect on prices Everett blue denims
advanced per cent, and fair sales thereat.
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HORSES AND MULES,

The mule market is we'll supplied with sll
qualities. The horse market is duh.
MULES-No dray mules, 4 10 years old is tc
16lz hands, 500 $3.50; I5tz 10 Is, Sl509lS5; 10 tC
I519, slS59l50; ~ TO Is, SI009I25.
HORSEo-GoOd driving, Sl25es3o0; heavy DRAFT
s150S00; saddle horses. Sl255250; plugs Si0375
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COTTON-SEEp.
Co1rrO,r Grrn MrAT-pr,ra -I- Eli

per ton per carload lots.
COTTON-SEED OILS-Crude, 40 942c per gallon,
on round lots of 100 to 500 brls. Cooking oil JOB
lots. 45c; double refined cooking, 47c. summer
yellow refined oil, 4Tc in carload lots; summer
white. 47c. Winter yellow SIC; winter white, 55e,
according ouantity
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81 ~ June, 81 1871 July. 81 ~ August 81 1O5z
me year. Corn higher 5l1s go: May BYE June,
551zc August. 1910 the year. Oats higher; exc
bid May, 4S5Sc June, i019c July &c bid the year.
ST. LOUIS, April 0-Flour-iamily, 81 rs
a s.; choice, s. 20g5 90: fancy, s. 35g5 TO-.
Wheat higher and fairly active; No red, 81 12g
l 121< cash, 81 12G1 ~ May 81 l4sl 14z June,
81 IzzI 1877 July, 81 1O5s al l21z August 81 OJ5x
al 105S the year; No. red, 81 O5Iz bid. Corn a
Ihade better: 81 a d5l5<c cash and Nay, G531zc
June, 555za5y5zc July, JGlzc August, 455x Cg465sc
the year Oats hrmer; 421Sc cash, &c May. 4s4c
quiet, 55g7jc- Cornmeal firm, 81 90.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Fiear quiet and TO-
changed. Regular wheat moderately active ana
higher; 81 llas April, 81 l1gl rs May. 81 1910
l45z June 81 l51s al l6 July, 81 l. q - UgsT
81 " the year; No. Chicago spring. 81 1IzaI II "a
10. red winter 81 12gl ~. Corn quiet aud
steady, but generally higher: 55g55Lc cash, 55c
April, So sGj51c May, 575s S574c June, 5gc July,
60c August, 5l19c the year. OaIs-demsua active,
and prices have advanced: 1915 cash and ApEiI,
4C5ss4oc May, AZ Gi21zc June, NE July &c i u
gust, 33g331sc the year. Rye steady, COj4c. Bar
ley quiet. SOsIo3c.
observation-disclosures active and irregular; de-
clined &c for May; advanced &c for A gust Corn
moderately active and higher; advanced &c Tor
May and &c for June. Oats--demand active sud
prices have advanced &c for May and Julg and &c
for August.
Receipts-Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat 900
bushels; corr, 600; oats ISL OOJ; rye, 5000; bar
ley, 10 600. Shipments omitted
Visible supply of Grain Since April 2l-Whe2t
2l,2O2OOO bushels; corn, l7,6s2 600; oats 40 2l5;
barley, ISL, OOJ; rye, ], 7O9 Coz.
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Total receipts at all U. S. ports yesterday 10 COS
Total receipts same day in 1Ss2.... ........ 5O8I
Total receipts same day in 1851 .... ....lI 062
cONsOIInATFn sT rEMEN-r
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MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
\ CUzE sUAKAHTxkB.

Da.EC. WEa'sEEnvH AID BEAUTzEAIHksI-
A rpsc4fc fof ETnser1E Dizziness, Conyuinorst
FsrT1ur Hea4aeEs. Rental Depression, Lon OF
NeyooTg sI,aFr1A torfhea In potency, gnyoiuntary
YFnisssSnf Premature Old Age, caused ~ over
e1sft.cu. uclf-GDuas q oFer-iEuuAsencs, Whlcn
leads 70 usiserY, dgn1- and osEth- O1e boz VII
ere rcezs. cEses- EEea COX contains one monthly
treatment One dollar box. OF aI hoKes tor I'VE
Collar; ssnt Dy rlsi, prepaid. on reocp " oil Pce
Ne xuseautes az b01s5 70 cure any case. WIZ
sssh order rcoaiVed ~ % for ElK boxes, scoompAr
MED with ave douArE, NC VII send the purcnnssl
aur written gnkrsutas y rsrurn thf money II ue
treatment dOes not ef-Sgi are. 1uArantees y
Eus1cl,Iy by A. Kf7fkEIf g. CO. NhplesAle ana
Retsil yr1sg5EA, Is Egfu Erraet. s1-fl.., lehh-
o-6ees ~ Tasu I'll Ieae.ye o--InI- ~. Won.
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CHANCERY SALE
Il Z AL Il u II AT Il.

Nos. 445l, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby county
VIM. Robertson, tx tr, etc, of George Robert
= son, deceased, vs.. A. X. McWilliams ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 2lkt day OF
December, 1882, will sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, Nay o, 1881
within legal hours, the following described prop-
erty. situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, TO wit; Part Of country lot 492 Of
b. A. shaw's subdivision, as per plan OF same
made by Vim. Crane in 1858: Beginning at & stake
on the south aide OF GAyoso street and in A. B.
shaw's east line; thence with said line south 1913
feet 10 a stake in Rice and Ramsey's line; thence
with Rice and Ramsey's line west 100 feet to the
center of Little Bette bayou; thence down the
cenIerof said bayou vita its meanderings 10 the
south side Of Gayoso street; thence east with the
south side Of GayOso street los feet 10 the begin
Terms of Salo-Cash. This April 3, 1888.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. IL. Bradley, Deputy G ERIK and Master.
Hosgsn d Mcfarland, Solicitors.
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FINANCE.

Exchange on New YORK buying at par seIIfnp
at q premium. Eastern cotton bills buying at 4
per cent. discount, selling at par; and exchange
on New Orleans 4 discount buying, and par
selling.
tional, us; German National 20O92l0; Manbat
tan 16Odl70; State National, l204I25; Union and
Planters, 140gl42H bid.
Peoples, IS; Planters, It's; Phoenix, 80; Mem
phis City 100; fernando, 1927; Vanderbilt, 15gl5.
Railroad bonds-Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western first mortgage, % asked; Mississippi and
Tennessee, $3.50; Memphis and Charleston first
mortgage bonds, IS Il0alIl; do second mortgage
bonds. rs (1SS5). 1O2g10l; do. consols, 104alO6;
Memphis and Little Rock FIRST mortgage bonds,
IS, 95sl0o; Mississippi and Tennessee consols, A,
observation-disclosures Storage and Com
press Company, new ISSUE par asked Memphis
Gas stock, 50; do. bonds, 9599S; Memphis Water
Company, bonds with accrued interest, par do,
stock 100; Memphis city bonds, old, 30933La. COM
promise bonds, 65 g6s; coupons fromold bonds SO
from compromise bonds, 20; ledger balances, So;
judgments ON coupons and bonds, 49, paving in
debtedness 49, Shelby county Memphis and Ohio
railroadl 6s, 9SZl00 warrants, 9599S; Mississippi
levee bonds and coupons, district No. l, 109l1 (;
do. scrip, l09ll; Bank of Tennessee notes, new
issue. 701z@71; Crittenden county tArk) warrants,
20; Desha county 60: Mississippi county, 20.
BY Telegraph.
New YORK, April 3O.-Mouey, 41(9lO per
cent, closed offered per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 5q6 per cent. Sterling exchange-bank-
ers' bills dull, but steady. 1927; demand, $3.50
Eouds-Goyernments strong and advanced SO
q per cent Railroads strong on a moderate vol
ume OF business. State securities neglected.
Slocks-l here was q strong and advancing ma
ket to day: and prices OF nearly ali snares show
considerable improvement upon the pices ruling
Saturday. heading a. New Jersey Central were
for taking the latter out of the hands of its Ie-
ceiver. A telegram 10 DGexel, Morgan Il Co., an
OF first mortgage bonds of the Oregon and Cali
forniS railroad This secures the completion OF
the road to point in junction with the California
and Oregon branch OF the Central Pacific Closing
quotations follow:
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New York futures closed the week with advances
Of 81 points on current deliveries, and of 10
to II points on other months, excepting July,
which was unchanged, as indicated by the follow
ing quotations. compared with the close OF The
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MOVEMENTS ATTHEL EvsE.

drTtrEs. james Lee, FFlaIs Point; kste Adams
Arkansas City; Ida Darragn, Arkansas river: Com.
mOnwealth, Nlcksburg: annie p silver. New Or
leans; Marx Twain, Dyersburg; CRY OF Vicksburg
EicksburE; City Of Cairo, ct. LOUIS: Cons Nil. a.
Cincinnati; T. & Springer. Cinciun
New Orleans New Orleans; K. 4 Springer New
Oilsans; Kate Adams, Arkan.ss & t. Coahoma
Friars Point; Commonwealth, 81 Louis: anuie p.
Silver, e. Louis; Lean Adams, UsCeo!4: Marx
Twain, DyersbuTg.
Boats IL POTt.-Ida DaTrEgh. Rene Macrealy,
Cons MI AZ. City or Eicks5uIg AMI James e..
Bo1t5 Due DOlrn.-Bele Memphis aud w. P.
Hall day.
Boats Due JP.-Hard Cash ard Z. P Schenck.
Receipts TrsIer0ay.
r. P. springer-SO brls oil and lot furniture.
dries.
Dean Adams-S bales cotton, s. SKIS seed and
70 pigs gundTies.
James Lee-52 bales cotton Cos SKIS seed, ? Id
cattle ami LOT sUudries
Annie 7. silver-5C0 brls cement, $50 bzs pepper
sauce and 20 pEgs merchandise.
marx Iwain-27 bales cotton, 1o5 SKIS seed 213
SKIS corn, 70 brls corn and COW and calf.
Ida D2r-aEh drought out OF Arkansas IiveT)-IS5
dries.
City OF Csiro-l7O dry barrels, IS wet barrels S3l
pigs lard, % DXs meat, 500 SKIS grsiu 255 bxs SOAP
~ pockets shot, 65 Dkgs lead 70 bales cotton and
SU2 pigs merchandise.
Cons Millar- 6l9 brls -four and meal % brIs
whisky and OIL III bxs canned goods 1856 bas pota-
toes and bran, 1858 bdls iron, l75 pkgs furniture
% bales hay, 80 produce barrels - csks eartheu-
ware, and 200 pigs Sundries.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

CoAL-OIL-Wh olesale lots, 13c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., April 30-Petroleum
steady; sw. ITO, 71ac.
BRADFORD, April S0.-Petroleum-better
prices opens, s7sc highest. 9O5sc; lowest, SIG;
closing, s95sc. Total shipments Saturday and
Sunday, 123, 80 barrels.
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IMPORTS.

Thirteen brls apples, 81 ties bacon and hams go
SKIS BRAN 10 brls beans pkgs butter 1900 bu corn,
nd cattle IS pkgs eggs 1904 brls -four 5 nd hogs.
S73 pkgs lard, 2 cars lumber, 75 brls meal, II nd
horses and mules 366 SKIS oats, 50 SKIS peas al brs
POTATOES 43 pkgs tobacco and SO brls whisky.
EXPORTS.
Right rlls Oaggfng 2o ties bacon and hams 9 SKIS
bran. u pigs butter 400 bu corn pkgs cheese, IS
SKIS coffee, ISL nd cattle, 8 pkgs eggs, $50 brls
four 106 bales hay, "a pkgs lard, cars lumber,
100 brls meal, SO nd horses and mues, 81 brls mo-
lRsses, 65 kgs nails, SKIS oats, SKIS peas, 60 brls
potatoes cars bulk pork, IS brls packed pork, IS
brls sugar, IA pkss tobacco and 25 brlswhiskY
We give below the official quotations of the Aer-
chants Exchange, verified by thorough canvass
| of the markets.
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The New York future market opened steady at
decline; 1885, steady; at IL 80 steady at 1890,
barely STEADY; at ESQ, quiet; at 2:50. steady,
closing firm. Sales, H0,000 bales. Closing quota.
tiora x1ara folInus.
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The Liverpool spot market Il noon was quoted
good demand freely met ct previous prices. Sales,
Z coo bales. of which 500 bales were American.
Receipts 1900 bales, of which $500 bales were
American.
AtI2:I5: Uplands, 11-I6d; Orleans, ga.
Inc Llsefpooi iuture inadket AZ noon Wa IN puy-
ed; June-July, 496idi JuIy-Apgust, s3Gid;
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CORSETS.
CORSE e

lar BAMBOO" made of heavy COU.
led with genuine japanese BAN boo,
auy other two COrsets selling al SAME
1 be of more service than dozen OF
Corsets, retailing It atty 4co
tents. For sale by
EsTEIE IL BROS., Memphis
'rROUsE & CO., MANUFACTURERS,
Az Broadway. New York City.
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TINsEs-Middling, SIC; good middling. &c.
STAINs-GoOd ordinary, Sc; low middling SIC
middling, SIC.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
WEEK ESD'Gl SINCE SEPT.
APP. q, 1888. 1sT.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAM Gas LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
st.FraneiS River. RESR AAcRzADY, Joplin, pm
Arkansas RiVer-IDA DARRAGH, Smith, 5 pm.
Yicksburg. ......-..BELLE AENFHIs. Mckee. 10 an
New Orleans. W. P. HALLIDAY, Jolly, SPIN
Cincinnati Cons MILLAR, Moore, pm.
Ciucinaati-...... L. P. sCHEScK, Carter, pm.
81. Louis. .----.. CITY VIcKsBURG, Riley, 10 am
wEDS E5DAY AND THURSDAY.
Frisrs Point. Co AHONA, Wednesday, PM.
White River.-...-HAED CASH, Wednesday, 5 pm
OsceOla ....--...---. DEAN ADAMS Wednesday, ?. m
Arkansas City.--KATE ADAMS, Thursdsy, pm.
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Yesterday Saturday

The New York spot market opened easy; at u
holders asking higher prices; a. 2;30 steady, 1l6c
advance; closing steady Sales, 9l3 bales. Con-
lOys.
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Liverpool spots began the week at SOS ll-l6d,
| and closed at 11-l6g5izd Friday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at 3964d for
April May deliveries, and closed with April-May
quoted at Il-6id.
The local market opened with middling quoted
at SIC, the price on which the previous week
closed. No other change occurred during the
week, excepting on Friday, when all grades
cepting middling were advanced &c. Receipts
I keep up well, and transactions indicate sharp
demand al present prices. Shipments continue
largely in excess of receipts, by which the stock is
rapidly working down. The following table shows
the closing quotations as compared with the pre-
vfous week:
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LEE LINE 81 Fam ERs,
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
ROYAL MAIL Line

TO Tie NetIerIands.
The First-Class Steamships of this Line-AM-
STERDAM, ROTTERDAM, SCHIEDAM, ZAAN-
DAM, LEERDAM, Wa. ScHOLTEN, P. CALAND,
MAS, carrying the United States Nail TO the
Netherlands leave NEW YORK regularly every
WEDNESDAY, for ROTTERDAM and AklSTER-
DAN alternately. First Cabin, SO; Second Cabin
$50; Steerage, s26; from Rotterdam and Amster-
dam SO. H. CAZAUX, 8en'l agent,
No q South William street. Now York
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New ORLEANS spots began the week at &c,
the price ruling al the close OF the previous week.
An advance OF 1-IGc was announced Thursday,
followed by a similar raise Friday and the week
closed as indicated by the following comparative
lice lists:
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business continues very good on Change.
The meat market is firm; -four very strong, but
unchanged; cornneal firm; sugar firm; coffee
dull; molasses steady; rice quiet; hay very
dull, demand light; corn steady; oats firm,
with light stock; bran steady; apples, inferior
plentiful, choice very scarce; potatoes nominal,
stock ample; cabbage plentiful and good demand
onions nominal; stock peas, very light demand
beans steady; butter, fair demand; cheese quiet;
eggs quiet; dried apples, good demand; dried
peaches neglected; cotton-seed oils steady; cot
ton-seed meal quiet Other articles unchanged in
tome and price,
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Removal Notice,

R1HE LAW AND HOTARIAL OFFICE OF TREx
~ EYAET & CARY has been removed TO no 3
HsSlson street, dooIs.W Of their former oAse
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-22
southern Land Excurs;on No a

oou,ueih Lahu EXCURSION No. e.
The Illinois Central Railroad will run
another Tennessee and Mississippi Land
Excursion, leaving Warren, H., at 7:47
A. NJ. Tuesday, November 9th, 1888
For Circulars giving Rates and Time
OF Train, for Hand-books and Maps of
Southern States, for Pamphlets describ-
ing the Vast Timber Resources of Mis-
slssippi, for Price Lists of Lands in the
South, for Papers giving account of Re-
ception at jackson, Tennessee. on ar
rival of Excursion, October 18th, for
rates not mentioned ON bills, and for
general information concerning the
South, apply to the undersigned at MAN
CHESTER, Iowa. j. f. MERRY.
37w3 Gen. West Pass. Agent.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIye. i

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est medical wonder of the world. War
ranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
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ter, Chapped Hands, and all skin erup-
tons, guaranteed to cure in every in
stance. or money refunded. 25 cents
per box. For sale by Stone & Hassell.
1Sml2
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Free! Free! Free!

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you OF its curative qualities. 40-45-y-1