Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-06
ON AND OFF 'CHANGE.

hOoAis
No CHANGE reported in general trade
prices.
The Chicago. provision market closed
lower ali around
FUTURE cotton closed to points
higher in Liverpool.
CoTToN was ffn and higher for futures
in New York yesterday.
CoTroN closed Lice higher and the
market steady yesterday.
A BRIGHT day, and the streets and Ex-
change thronged with visitors.
Corn and wheat were held &c higher in
Kansas City. Oats unchanged.
SALES of cotton were 34C0 bales, of
which 20O0 bales we're for export.
A LARGE number of viritors were on
Change yesterday, including d number of
ladies'.
CORN was fraction higher ard wheat as
much lower in Chicago. Oats opened &c
higher.
T9e st. Louis markets will all be closed
to-day on account Of the 'Veiled Prophets
celebration.
IT IS gratifying to its origiuato.s to know
that merchants are taking more interesI
in the Call Board.
THE Exchange dedication invitation
committee have their hands full filling or
ders for ipvitstioAs.
PoRK was dh!l and unchanged but lard
lower in st Louis, the provision market
closing dull and weak,
There was irost in the atm oaphere yes
eerday n lTuinc, hdt the ground was too
Wsrui 10 retain 1t l)ug enough to be seen.
THE st. Louis grain market closed with
cora unchanged excepting for year deiiv-
cry, Wheat cloEed a shade higher. Oats
unchanged.
The Grain Elevator reported in store
yesterday 1884 bushels and 30l7 slcks OF
| corn, q 1928 bushels aud 90 / sacks of oats
and 20 bushels OF wheat.
J. II. MABriN, of Hill, Fontaiue & Co.
returned yesterday from Baltimore, where
he went few days ago to place his dangh-
ter and Miss maggie Macsae in Miss Cary's
school.
THE o. and o. @. compiler is indebt d tc
Tracy & Co. for invitations to the dedica.
ton ceremonies Of the Exchanges, EN-.
bodied in one Of those elegant illustrated
and illuminated cards.
Two cotton men On Change Yesterday
hardly recognized their associates. Ex
| plsnat ops demanded revealed the secret
that they had plrtaken of breakfast al
the Peabody which, they say, made theil
| hair stand on end.
CoTToN EXCHANGE visitors: D. F. and
D. D. Hodnett, Mississippi; DIR. T. ]
| Brown, Coffee vile; DIR. A. +. Baird, Oak
Ridge, La; DIR. T. r Meux, Stanton; W
w. Bait, Olive Branch; Dai lime Dresher
| Corey Fiz9r, citS W. D. Rsddsr, Bar
lett; the Rev. Father Pecherin, Vicks
burg; Miss E. NJ. Dohe1ty, Hiss Katie
| Doherty, city; Miss j. G. Jones, Herman
do: Miss Agnes Flannery, Jackson, 81 liss.
| III. ID. Glass, Ripley, Tenn: w. FL. Crouch
| A. B. DeneD, Miss b Mahon, Miss B
Jones, city; X. r. Armistead, Arlington
r G. Sandidgs, Gayoao. Mo-; Mrs. L. W
| Allen, city; Mrs. j. j. Thornton, city
| Mrs. a. A. Page, Mrs. J. @. Page, city; w
J. Porter, ir-, New York.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE visitors: Ikt
Schwar'z New York; Miss Bella Loeb anC
| Mrs. B Scharfi, city; Mrs. Ophe!ia Wag
ge1er, Louisville; Mrs F. L. Wright, city
Daphne Dresher, Lopez @. B3xter, COREY
Fizsr, city; II. G. Chase, Chicago: L. Lag
| omarsino, J. j. Fletcher, o L Dillon, Wi
nora; Mrs. w. D Wilkerson, Miss F
Thomson, Miss F. Wilson, Mrs. b. Viii
son, city; Mrs. L. Paster, Ripley, Tenn.
heDecca NlcDOlSnD, hncXNIlie, N. II ar
| mis.ead, Arlington; NJ. r. Denie, E. j
Karr, Little Rock; Miss r Mahon, Mis-
B. Jones, city; A. Il. Jobbin, Bartlett; P
| A. Cox, Gossvil!e, Ara; ]. n. James
| Cuba; L. III. Stewart and wife, city; A. NJ
Mari, Nutbusb, Tenn: G. G. Miller. Gov
ington; Miss NJ. A Evans, Cuba; ]. A
Hudson, Brownsvilie; R. P. Lucado
| Atoka; Miss Sadie Talley, Brownsville
Miss Ella Keck, city: Miss Lula Stovali
Cuba; l. G. Kinney, Kinneysville, Tenn.
J. NJ. Grout, Grand Junction; Mrs. ]. ]
Dupuy, Mrs. ]. j. Polk, the Rev. w. H
Bnksdale, city; William A. Pledge
Grand Junction; John J. Aston, Henry
Tenn; NJ. P. Langford, HenniDg, Tenn.
L ]. O'Kelly, Galloway, Tenn; Miss Mol
lie Bringle, Coviugton; Miss Kate Jack
| son, Henning, Tenn. Robert J. Rhodes
Louisville; James P. B ingle, Covington
NJ. w. Pruette, Fsyette Conner; II. L
Hudson, J. w. Curlin, Brownsville; R. G
Ssndidge, Gayoso, Mo; d. d. Hartnell
d o. Hsrtnell, Mississippi; Misses Cordel
/ and Mildred Mathes, CITY.