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ers, So IS; California, -; Imperial
40 Rn(AA

ers, 81 rs; California, -; Imperial,
S. 1904.
PIcKLKs-In jars, pints, csc; quarts,
81 80; half-gallons, $275 gallons, S3 Is !;
loose, barrels, IS 50@7; half-barrels,
So 1904 mixed, barrels, $40 90; mixed,
hall'harrels, So.
PorAToEs-New. 81 25@l so; North.
eIn stock, 81 1902.
OIDER-New York, SO 50@7 per bar
rel, and So 1904 per half-barrel; Vim.
egar, l03 per gallon.
PEcANs--Texas, S@l0c for small to
medium, l0@14c for large; Arkansas,
S@5c.
FIsa-Mackerel, hslf-barrels, No. /,
S5@5 80; No. 2, SAGA rs; No. 8,
SO 50@4; 10-lb kit. No. l, soc; No. 2,
zoe; 10 ID, No. 8, Csc. Dry heriings,
family, 25c per b7x.
WALNUis-FreDch, .l2c; Naples, 10. /;
Grenobles, 15c. Filberis, l2c.
GAME-Game fish, ll@12c.
EGGs-Easy, Ice.
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Weather c'oudy; Their

on the gauge. Weather c'oudy; Their
mometer zoe.
PITTsBURs, September IA Noon
River feet on the gauge and station
airy. Weather clear and pleasant.
WHEELING, WA, September a.
Noon-River IS inches on the gauge
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Navigation is entirely suspended.
LOUISVILLE, September l4.-Noon-
River feet 4 inches in the canal and
! foot 2 inches on the falls and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool. Business
dull.
CAIRO, September l4.-Noon-RiveI
8 feet l inch on the gauge and falling,
Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived:
d. r. Powell, St. Louis, s pm; Plaza
and tow, Memphis, 9 am. Departed:
d. r. Powell, Vicksburg, 6 am. Plaza
and tow, Ohio river, II am.
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GENERAL NEWS.

BUSINESS quiet.
WEATHER oudy and cooler.
THE Ed Foster cleartd last evening
fer st. Francis river.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday 60 bales
cotton and 81 sacks seed.
The r. l.. Cobb departed last even.
ing for Arkansas river with good
t ip
THE river here stands feet tentbs
on tee gauge, fall oil tenths the last
"a hour.
The Chitkasav arrived yesterday
evening from White river with 60
bsles OF 1tton and 20 packages Of sun
dice. aud returns this evening at the
usupl hour.
THE Freddie Robinson arrived from
Coucoldia with 81 eacss Of seed, head
of mules, skiff and 80 packages Of
suudiies, and returned again on time
last evening.
PADccAH Mcios, Monday, says; The
Hudson had TO tighten over the bar at
Ira iewRter yesterday, aud then was
aground an hour or more before get
ting over The delay Of rehsnd ing
her fre ght made her until dark last
night get ing here, and che left shout
0 o'clock Tor st Louis. Three feet
sc ant is now the size Of at the mouth
ufTfsdewater,or Browns Point, this be-
ing the only plsCs that seems to be
bad, the o'her Hhoa places having
ionr feet or more. There the wa or is
spread all over the river, with no fixed
channel The supposjiiou ID that
THE will cut out soon and be better.
The Buckeye State was laid up above
that bar yesterday with good freight
trip and seventy five peope.
VIoRsBUBG Commercial Herald yes
tsrday says: Capt Pain Starr, Of the
United States Bnagboat John X Meigs,
has employed Mr.. VIM. Shannon as
chief engineer, Rnd VIM. M, Moore as
chief clerk both first class men for
the position. Capt. Sar hes COM
mencod the work OF putting the Megis
in order Tor work and expects 70 re-
ceive orders from Capt. j. II Wilart,
United Sta;ts engineer in charge, 10
g up Yaz o in the next three weeke.
Capt. Srarr done most excellent work
in the Yaz and Tallahatchie last
sefs1n. Assistant United States En-.
gineer II. st. /. Coppee made nam
Der of eoundings in the river in the
vicinity of the wharibost, AID eta es
that the river secured is as follows
Fifty feet from the incline it is 80 feet
deep 100 feet out 90 feet deep 200
feet out 20 feet deep; 800 feet out so
f;et deep; 400 feet Out 80 feet deep,
and then grows shallow as you near
the Louisiana shore. A distance Of 1000
feet from the incline on this side OF
the river it is only 30 feet deep.
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Bran easy at Acc. Cornmeal
steady at So. Receipts-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; com, 2S,O0O
hu; oats, 1000 bu; rye, 1000 bu /;
barley, II 900 bu. Shipments-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat. 1000 bu; corn, TO-
900 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye, noIe; bar
ley, none.
afternoon Board. - Wheat about
steady. Corn &c higher. Gas un-
changed.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September lathe
wheat market started in at Tsc for
October this morning, which proved
10 be top figure for the day. The ca.
bles ware dives ed of their war flavor
and selling was quite free throughout
the session. The market, however,
kept within q range OF &c, and
closed at / o'clock &c under
the l.test figures Of yesterday.
In the afternoon trading was
very dull and prices showed little
change. Corn ives quiet and essy,
closing a shade lower without any par
ticular feature having been developed
in the trading. Oats closed a shade
firmer. -Four steady and unchanged.
Wheat gu es and easier. Sales ranged:
September, 7'l@76c, closed at 75sc;
October, 76I@77s,, closed at nc; Ne
vembsr, rs ll-l6@79 Lice, closed a:
rs 1876; May, S6f@S6lc, closed at
8stc; No. 2 spring, 76sc; No. 2 red,
76sc. Corn early declined ! :, rallied
on e;t'ma ed smaller receipts and
finally closed ic under yesterday sh,
39!c; September, 39t@S9sc, closed at
80 7-!6c; October, 4os04lc, closed at
4Oac; November, 4l5@42s ,clo3ed a
42c; Nav, 452@46c closed at 45ic.
Oats firmer; cash, 25Sc; September,
254c; October, 26B@:64c, Closed at
l64c May, 3l2@32c, cl,sed az S2c,
Rye quie M. 2, 4S4c. Barley dali
No 2, 674c. F.axseed steady; No. l,
81 0S2. Receipts-Flour, 5000 br's /;
wheat, 5000 bu; corr, $4,000 bu (;
cats, l9l 900 bu; rvs, 1000 bu; barley,
5000 bu. Shipments Flour, 1000
brIs; wheat. 76 600 bu; corn, POS 600
bu; oats, 231 900 bu; rye, 1000 bal bar
ley, 46,0U0 bu
afternoon Board. Wheat steady
0ctob +, II 1l-l6c; May, IS 5l6e,
Corn steady; October, 40sc; May,
45jc.
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PROVISIONS.

BurTER--- Butterlne, l2l@l3c; cream
cry, 22@s6': dairy, 16@lS;; country
butter, l5@l6c.
CHREsE-P ime fa's, SIC, nominal;
factory, 74@Sc, Nominal; full cream,
he.
HOG PRoDUcTs-Mess pork, Sll 500
II 70; sugar cured hams, 1S4@l4c;
breakfast bacon, Ss@10c; clear rib
sides bacon, $40 Sic; bacon shoulders,
8$c; bulk pork clear sides, Sic; clear
rio sides, S9ssc; shoulders, 7s@79c;
long clear, 7sc.
LARD -Tierces, 7S@7!c; hali-barrels
and kegs, S@Ssc; choice kettle, Ss9
SIC.
FRESH MKATs-No. l beef, &c; Nut
ton, &c; bind quarters OF beef, S2c;
lambs, 81 SOFAS so.
PoULTRY-Chickens, s2@S.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September IA
Provisions active and strong; prices
ruled generally higher. PORK higher,
$ll So. Lard steady, So rs. Bulk
meats about steady: lon. long clear,
~ 60; short ribs, 81 60; short clea',
81 30; boxed lots-long clear 81 70;
short ribs, " 70; short clear, IS. b.
con active and strong; long clear,
IS 37a short ribs, S. 373@S 80; snort
clear, IS 70. Hams, 123(@l33c. Eyes,
ll@l2c. Butter quiet bnt firm; cream
cry, 20925i; dairy, l0@20c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September l4.-Mess
pork unsettled, closing at Yesterdays
figures; cash, ST. 25@ll 30; October,
Sl1 25@ll 70, closed at $ll 324; No
vemher, $40 S0@11 323, closed at
s 0 s71@10 80. Lard steady; cash
and September, 81 20; October, So go
as G2l'. Short lib sides finn; cash,
81 10 Boxed meats stesdy; dry ga ted
shoulders, So 124@6 25; short cleRr
sides, 81 2597 80. Butter Gtm; cream
ety, l4@24c dairy, l4@203. Eggs, l53
@l4l,,
Afternoon Board Pork weak aud
lower; October, Sl 10; November,
S 0 70. Lard steady; cash, 81 20;
Novem her, S6 574.
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GROCERIES.

COFFEE - Common, 92@103c; ordi.
nary, l04@l1c; prime Rio, l2@l24c;
choice to fancy, 13(Nl39c; old govern
ment, 24@25c; Ceylon, 18@22c.
soAP-Chapman's Hope soap, UNI
wrapped, 41@4ic per pound,
SALT-$l 20 per barrel; sacks, fine,
81 95(a1 As; coarse, 81 10@l Is; peck
ets, bleached, 22@7c; carloads from
levee or depot. DC cheaper.
CAEDIEs--stiCks, all siEes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 5000.
CANDLEs-Full weight, 95@10c.
CANNED GOODS. ETo.--Prices per doz-
en-: Pineapples, 81 40Gl 20; peaches,
Bib, standard, 81 35@1 55; seconds,
81 1001 Is; tomatoes, Glib, standard,
81 25@l 35; BIB, IL 1901 30; straw
berries, 81 S5@1 40; raspberries,
ST 1901 %; blackbsrries, $40
l Is; greengsges, 81 GOAL rs;
pears, $2@2 %; plums, 81 500
l 20; asparagus, 81 6094; green corn,
$l@1 30 ; green peas, 81 55@l65; cove
oysters, full weight, lib, $1@1 10;
cove oysters, full weight, 2-lb, 81 100
l So; cove oysters, light weight, lib,
Csc; cove oysters, light weight, 2-lb,
81: condensed milk-Orown, S. so
@5 rs; Eagles 81 51@7 rs; Daisy, "a rs.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common to
fair, 18@25c; prime to choice, 2S@35c;
syrup, 24@40c; common to fair, 200
25c; prime to choice, 30@33c; Centrif-
ugal, fancy, 32@34c.
ToBAcCo-Common, 11-inch, 274@
2ec; other grades and styles, 35(aS5c.
Snuf-Gsrrett's, $40 IS per case
Ralph's, $40 25 per case: r. R., 50 80
@10 Is; Gail & AXIS, So rs.
SUGAR-Pure white, .8a@8Bc; off
white, 6s@6ac; yellow clarified, 64@
6se; open Kettle, 606tc; refined A,
8a@8Se; granulated, 62(97tc; pow
dered, 7i@71c; cut loaf, 7I(aSc.
PowDER-Kegs, 81; half kegs, ~ %;
quarter kegs, 81 25.
New ORLEANS, La, September a.
Coffee in fair demand; Rio csrgoes,
common to prime, 8}@ll3c Sugar
quiet but steady. Molasses stsaIy.
NEW YoRK, September 14.-Coffee---
spot fair Bio strong, 1Olc; options fair
ly active, opening SOLO pointi higher,
c'osing with the advance lost; salfs,
62,50O bags; September, 995c; OCto-
her, 8 90@9 Csc; November, 985@l0c;
December, $4,000 95c; January, $50
as. February, 8 5000. 95c; March,
8. 5000 95c; April, 9.95@10c. Sugar
firm but quiet; refined steady; extra
O. 5l@5 7-l6c; mould A, SOS Lice;
off A, SIC; powdered, 6 3-l6@61c.
Rice in moderate demand.
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GENERAL TRADE.
FUTUR g DEALS.

The following is the record of bids
and offers at the Call Beard of the
Merchants Exchange yesterday:
CORN.
No. 2, white, spot, 44c bid, Acc
asked; September, 44c hid, As: asked
October, 424c hid; Nnvemter, Acc
a,kei;ye r,40c bid ; No 2,spot, Az bid;
Stptsm Der, Al bid, 434 assed; Oct.
Der, 42c bid, 43c ask 81 yaar, 40c bid.
OATS.
No. 2, white, spot, S33 asked; Sep.
TENDER, 322c asked; DC ober, 3lc bid
November, 32c bid; year, size BID;
Nc. 2, spot, 28c bid; 0etob4r, Sic
asked; November, SOC bid, 32c asked;
year, 2S4c bid,
No. Q, red winter, spot, zee bid;
September, zee bid; October, &c
bid; November, 779s bid.
CoRNMEAL.
Spot, 50 % asked; September, So 90
asked; November, 50 % asked; year,
50 10 asked.
Spot, $ll % bid; September, 81 25
hid, O3toher, Sl1 25 old; November,
ST. bid O. t., Sl2 ssSed O. (.
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Wool.

Clear tub washed, 1885,; grease
wool, 23@26; BURY wool, l3GlSc.
ST LOUIS, Mo September l4.-Wool
steady and unchanged.
BosroN, MASS September l4.-Wool
active and higher; Ohio and Pennsy'-
vanis extra feeces, $50; double ex IA
and above, 35@30c; Michigan extra,
32c. Stock OF foreign wool is reduc I'd
and holders very frm under influence
of strong sdvices from London.
PHILArELPHIA, PA, September a.
Wool firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Wet Virginis, S2@SSc; New York,
Michigl IN, Iudiana and Western, 3O@
SIC washed clmbipg and deaiue, IS
@40,; tub WISHED, $50 40c: unwasned
combing and d laine, 2S@31c; East
ern Oregon, 1926; Valley Oregon,
24@2Sc; New Mexico and Colorado,
1tI1O0,
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, September 1.-THE ex.
ports OF domestic cottons for the week
have been 4402 packages, making for
the expired portion OF the year total
Of l75,022 packages, against 157 $40 the
came time last year, ll7,048 packages
in 1884 and ll7,l7S packages in 1883.
The demand Of agents has been mod
crate s usual to Thursday, but on old
orders the business has been good.
L'ading mikes and desirablesstyies OF
ladies' dress wear, and many cotton
goods are short of requirement aud
sub ,titutes are o'tener than previouslyi
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

In car load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil, 26c; off crude cotton seed
oil, 22@23c; prime summer yellow
cotton seed oil, 35@36c; of sum-
mer yellow cotton seed oil, 3l@32c;
miners summers yellow cotton seed
oil, 32@35c; prime summer white cot
ton seed oil, 35c; choice cooking vel.
low cotton Feed oil, SIC; prime co ton
seed meal, SIS; of cotton seed meal,
$l3@l4.
New ORLEANS, La, Septsmber a.
Cotton seed products scarce aud firm /;
new crude oil, 2S!@29c; cid, 26!@21c ;
summer yellow. 36@S9c; cak4 end
meal, $40 50@20 per long ton, (. o b..
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLEs-AppIes, ST 50@2 80; dried
apples, 2t934c per pound from store.
Dried peaches, 22@34c from store.
VEGETABLES - Onions, SO from
store. Cabbage, ~ 80; per head, 0@lOc
ST. rs from levee or depot per crate.
Kraut, brls, 50; half brls, 1908 %.
Garlic, 4O@60C per 100. Turnips, SOC
per bushel.
FRUrT-0rauges, Louisiana nsmi-
nal, SO. Lemons, 8797 so per
box. Bananas, 81 80 az so per bunch,
Cocoanuts, s. per 100. Pssnuts-Vir-
ginis, Tie; Tennessee, farmers stock.
3@4c; roasted, 2lc higher; snelled,
10c. Almonds, 10000.
RAIaINs--London layers, 80 40; lay
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

Coal On-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., September IA Pc.
troleum steady; 8. W., 7tc.
PITTsBURG, Pa, September IA Pc
troleum dull but firm; opened at
62Sc, advanced to 63tc, and at
o'clock this afternoon Csc wa' bid.
Toe daily production Of the Washing
ton field is $500 brls.
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WHISKY. WINES, LIQUORS, ETC

WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour.
bon, 81 50@5; redistilled goods from
Soc 10 II SO, according to proof; rye,
ii 1906.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 14.-Whit-
ky firm, 81 10.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 14.-Whis.
XIV steady, 81 10
CINCINNATI, O., September IA --Whis.
XIV active; tales of S57 barrels OF fin
ished goods 90 a basis of 81 10.
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at per cent
The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows:
CLEARINGS.
Tuesday, September 18th, $780,
FOG 95; thus far this week, 1872 29f89;
same time last week, 1898 $3.50 90 same
time in 1885, 1888, 1874 "a; same time in
1884, $156,039 23.
\ BALANCES.
y Tuesday, September 14th, S57. 937 10 /;
thus far this week, S136, 1898; came
time last week, $148,268 81; same
time in 1885, S1Os, 900 So; same time in
1884, s26,024 "a.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, par
buying, premium selling; New
England demand, ! discount buying
New England sight, discount; New
Orleans, ! discount buying, par selling.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. s. A., |
MEMPHIS, September IA, pm, !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 750 meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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BAGGING AND rIES, ETC

BAGeING-Ju,e, lbs, SIC; II lbs,
72c; II lbs, &c. Flax, s lbs, 72c.
TIES 81 10@l 10.
NAILs-Common, 80 20@2 %; ateel
So 35(02 40.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, SSc.
Sales, $50 bales, o. which 80 to export
ers and 200 to epinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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opened steady, and closed steady.
salee, 1920 bales. Quotations wtre
| 90 fotl0Wa.
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Receinta Yesterday.

Freddie Robinson-S7 SKIS seed, 9
head mules, shifT and 80 pkgs sun
driee.
Chickgsaw-66 bales cotton and 20
pkgs eundries.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOYEMENTS AT TIE LRYEE.

Arrivdls. Ere ddie Robinson, Con-
cordia; Chickss,w, White river.
Departures. Freddie Robinson, Con-
cordis; Ed Foster, ST. Francis river;
r. L. Cobb, Arkansas river.
Boats in Port.-Chickasaw.
Boats Due Demonstrations, ID. r..
Powell and City Of Ba'on Rouge.
Boats Due Up,-James Lee and Belle
Memphis.
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shares. Almost every thing on the
active list is lower, but in no Gaze for
more than frac i)nsl amounts; Omaha
common being down I, Western Union
s and Others smaller fractions. Ca
madam Pacific was a notable excep-
ton, showing an advance OF /. The
business in railroad bonds was some
what mora widely distributed, but the
total Transactions. which foot up ST.
$4,000, are nearly $4,000 less than
those OF yesterday. PIices sympa-
thized with the trading in shares, and
were irregular throughout the day,
final changes being generally for insip-
niffant amounts. Northwestern reg
is:ered debentures rose 81, to 1854, aud
Southern Pacific Of California frs 8 2,
to la
The total sa'es OF stocks today were
277,7Sl shares, including Canada
Southern, 1885 shares; Delaware,
Lackawauna and Western, 26,540;
Delaware and Hudson, 4470; Erie,
$3.50; Miss ,uri, Kansas and Texas,
1850; Lake Shore, 9l75. Closing
quotations:
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STR. ALBERTA NO B, sT'~s
Albert b. Smth.....,.,...Ipnster- ..-sss.ss21
VIII leave EVERY SATURDAY at B p.n.
Through rates given TO all points. Freight
consigned to tho Memphis and White River
Packet Co., at Memphis or Terrone will be
forwarded promptly, For general iniorma-
ton apply at office, No. 8 Madison ST., ort
Call Telephone 80. III. O. LOWE, AIT.
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LONDON, September IA A PM
CoDsols 1909 for money and 100 1916
for the account. Bar silver, 43sd per
ounce. The amount of bullion gone
into the Bank Of England on balance
today, el5,000.
PARIS, September 14.-Three per
GEN.. rentes, S3f SOC for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANs, La, September H.
Clearines OF the banks, 81 ,222, 299.
Boston, MASS, September IA -Ex-
changes, $l2 900, 760; balances, S 1922
1853.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September a.
@ eafings, S2,123,44O; balances, $685.
$40.
ST. LOUIS, Nc, September l4.-Rank
clearinRs, $3,0S6,l95 balances, $685.
1856.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 14.-Clear-
ings of the associated baaks today
were S9,l22,O00.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sep ember IA
The bank clea'iugs today were IS $780,
4S7; balances, 81 ,204,305.
New YoRK, September IA Clearing
house statement: Exchanges, SIS, $780,
COS; balances, 81, 1913 $40
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The NewOreans spot market opened
firm aud closed firm and Lice higher;
middling, s 15-l6c. Sales, 500 blle5.
Quotations were as follows:
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1886, IA, S65
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. IA, 800
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1888 lQQh 1894
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The New or.eans futEre market
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JOHN IL. NORTON
8 Madison St, Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS ANDBONDS

BUYS AND SELLS
AMERICAN COTTON,
OIL TRUST CERTIFICATES,
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New York futures opened quiet and
firm, and closed firm. Sales, LOO
bales. The closing quotations were as
followa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-12

living here. TedPn Enderby exclaimed,
joyously. Take me to Your house al
once. old fellow, want to meet vour
wife. and-and your sister"
" 'And-my sister, " mimicked Ted.
at Is kind of you to remember her at
all. Jack.
But Enderby only laughed, and gen
tly pushed Fisher before him. Imagine
Gretchen's bewilderment. when they
came up the garden walk arm in arm.
81 have caught your thief, Gretchen"
Ted announced triumphantly. Deal
with him gently, my dear, for he is as
yet young in the paths of wrong-doing.
His name is Enderby, and by profession
he is an artist, as a certain sketch of
two young ladies in your possession
amply testifies. Your valise is safe at
the hotel.
'Oh. the valisen' said Gretchen, smil-
ing and blushing prettily. lit was q
far exchange, and no robbery at ALL
But l do want my bonbons and my
Aidrich. Is my nose really so long as
that sketch makes it out, Mr. Enderbv?
The thought has worried me so much
I'm actually growing thin. :"
Here Mrs Ted Fisher, a pretty bru-
nette. appeared OF the scene; with the
help of Ted, She convinced Jack that he
could not possibly go back to New
York for two weeks, at the very least
He stayed great while longer, and
finally went away with Gretchen; who
had exchanged her initials G. +. T. for
G. f. f., well satisfied that it was A
Fair Exchange. -Aathony Z. anderson,
ie Tit Bits.
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men, while below me or the other side
of the block were thousands and thous-
anas of, rs Bishop Hughes said. men
whom some call rioters" While stand
ing there little old man came down
Third avenue followed by half dozen
young fellows They tainted and jeered
and pushed him With the natural
impulse of youth | stepped between
them, and, giving the old man the pro-
lection of my barrier, said. half in earn
est and half playfully, Come, boys, let
the old man alone.
In twinkling my face was cut open,
my watch and chain, my weeks salary,
and my pocket-book were gone, and
was flung helpless and bleeding upon
the pavement. The entire mass beyond,
thousands, rushed over seeing man
down, TO trample on him.
They seized me by my long, black
hair and yanked me up and down.
They kicked and pounded me. Blood
spurted from my face. covering my
clothing. Twas in minute mass of
mud and blood. Toying with me as an
onraged tiger would with frightened
fawn, they tossed me here and kicked
me there, until fire company caught
me quickly in their arms and rushed
me around the corner to the engine
house on Lexington avenue. Before the
door was shut and bolted every window
in the engine louise was smashed by
paving stones. Death stared us in the
face. Helpless, we waited its coming.
Just then some one set fire to brown
stone house on Lexington avenue. The
switch was turned and with the same
dash and nerve and impetuosity the
thoughtless. reckless, damaging crowd
left their victim for another. They gut
ted the house, they trampled on the
people, they hanged the negro servant
to the lamp-post, and yelled and
screamed in frantic fury until some
other house was fired, to which, with
eager recklessness they ran.-howord
IN Boston Globe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-12
\ Journalist in a Riot.

During the riots in 1868 / was stand
ing. then city editor of the New York
Times, on the corner of Flfty-third
street and Third avenue, watching the
flames lick story after story Of the office
and house occupied by Provost Marshal
Capt. Jenkins.
| stood across the street with q few
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-12
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