Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-02
ON AND OFF CHANGE

CcTToN holds out firm but unchanged.
CoRNMBAb is quoted at 81 so in ST.
Louis.
CORN, wheat and cats were higher in
Chicago.
THE st. Louis provision market closed
quiet and unchanged.
ExPoRTERs take small, proportions Of
every days list of cotton sales.
OCroBER and November wheat closed
higher in Kansas City. Nothing doing in
oa's.
The Chicago provision market closed
with cash pork unchanged and October
lower; lard was also of, but ribs a shade
higher.
TIE tickets of invitation to the Exchange
dedication are works Of art, and worthy to
be framed and preserved as q nec,ehto OF
the occasion.
The Memphis Grain Elevator reported
In store yesterday 2S44 bushels and 546I
sacks OF corn, 23,888 bushels and 5ll4
| sacks of oats, and 2246 bushels of wheat.
ACCORDING to recent numbers of the
st. Louis Globe Democrat there is move
ment ON foot in that city to consolidate
the Pan-E!ectric and Bill Hello compa-
| MES.
The corn quotations from Kansas City
yesterday consisted of year at 26c bid and
October al 324c asked--as advance of 44c
| on the latter price 50 compared with the
previous day.
THE amount of bulk corn received in the
| Grain Elevator and the amount Withdrawn
| were exactly the same, being the same
| number of bushels as on the previous day
-2S44 bushels.
T. II. ARNOLD, the extensive tobacco
| grower near Lynchburg, Va, had on exhi-
bition at the Merchants Exchange yester-
| day a specimen OF this years crop, taken
from his fields.
CASH con- closed unchanged in st.
! ESu1s, but November was &c higher.
| Wheat was not materially changed for
! spot, but 1c higher for November. Oats
closed shade higher.
| SECRETARY KKkLING and his stsff re-
1 Quest that acknowledgment be made in
! this column to Mrs. G. B. Bryan for a box
of rare flowers which held a conspicuous
place on his desk yesterday.
EACH member Of either Exchange is
entitled 70 five tickets of admission to the
| dedication ceremonies free of charge
Tickets for the night entertainment are
only issued to members of either Elk.
change who have subscribed for that oc
| cas- on.
AN annual statement made out by the
Clearing House yesterday for the veal
ending September 30th shows an increase
OF over SS,0CO, 600 over the previous yea
ending same date, and the month of Sep
tember is over S1,H00,000 ahead OF tht
same month last year.
| CoTToN EXCHANGE visitors: E. L Smith
Aicola, Miss. Miss Jennie Schooifield anC
Mrs. P. NJ. Ward, city; J. + New anC
wife, Miss; Auson Hopkins, Chicago
Capt. ]. G. Wright, Courtland, Miss
n. r. Slsdge, C5mo; J. r Taylor, Jones
boro, Ark; A. p. Howell, Little Rock; J
| W. johnson, Austin, Miss.
A MAGNIFICENT bouquet OF fowers, com
posed CT the rarest varieties of roses ant
ether members of the floral kingdom, ar
ranged with superb taste, dispensed sweet
est perfumes to the remotest corners @
the chamber of the Merchants Exchang'
yesterday. 1t was from Mrs. Adrian
Storm, the accomplished vile of the pop
uiar captain who manages the affairs o
the Memphis and st, Louis Anchor Lin
Company in this city.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE visitors: E. L
Smith, Arcola, Miss; J. E. New and wife
Mississippi; Miss Jennie Schoolield ant
Mrs. Pauline Ward, city; A. S. Hopkins
Chicago; Capt. Steruberger, Brownsville
Capt. ]. G. Wright, Courlland, Miss +; n
R. Sledge, Como; j. R Taylor, Jonesboic
Ark S. Seelig, st. Louis; VIM. Powei
New Orleans; Mrs. P. P. Ward, Lucy
: Tenn. Mrs. ". ]. Chase, city; Miss L'zzi
| King, Quincy, Ill. Lewis PeytoD, Mayors
vile, Miss. T. w. Plumb, New York
THE following are President Treadwell
appointments for quotation committee
for October: Groceries and Provi ions
S. II. Brooks, chairman; James Fader, {
l.. Ficklen. Produce-A. w. Newson
chairman S. Ii. Dunscomb, jr. Grain
T. B. Sims, chairman; E. Q. Buchanan
Flour. NJ. Williams, chairman: III.
Shanks. Cotton-Seed Meal-H. J. Parrish
chairman; F. w. Brode. Cotton-SeeC
) Oil-B. F. Haller, chairman; j. W. Cocl
ran, w. P. Proudft. Committees are n
quested to furnish the secretary Memph
quotations of above markets daily by ~ q
, o'clock p.m.