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treble extra, &c; extra, &c; ginger snaos,
extra, 6(66c; asa rtsd jumbl, 8 SOLE
CBACKED WHEAT-1n hsli-barrels,
81 25 from store.
e M:s2 md 5s,7s- From store,
1908 20.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November 81 The
prevaini toce in all the pits was one
OF stfeneth, aud ihsle was more artiv.
ity than for several days past. t. is
in i'tef was epcou -asiog to OPT rators,
in that ii see med 10 FIR t. | m re &C,
'ivty and q Videf range prices dur.
ing the coming week. TIE bulk of
The time I, DIV Dacembtr wheat kept
between 7s3@7s9c, 0ae OF the Big
gsst bears came in early ia the day
with 100000 bushels of Jauuary
wheat, a d ,rp d hhd to sell it around
76ic, but this.did, OF check advance.
Sea pers in a general way did very
large busint SO, and msde the closing
market f m: Just prior to ! o'clock
there was a sharp fury of local buy.
inV,- which rent December wheat up
to 75c, and il closed very strong at
that. The bulge was based on re-
port that 40 boa's bad been taken for
export. Corn opened strong, NAV sd-
vancing to 42sc, but settled back and
remained firm iosthe close OF trading
at medium figures. Oats were firm at
yes erday's Quotations. Cash quota
lions were as follows: No. sp lug
wrea', 74ScS No.,Sspriug wheat, 67(S
6S No 2 red &hear, &c No. 9 corn,
365c. No. 2 o. Is, 26SG No. 2rye, S..
No. 2 barley, 6S3c. No. 1 flax n ed,
924c. Hsy-Fxime timothy VI IA.
Flour was e m aud unchanged, The
leading iutu es larged az follows:
Whest-Noyembet opsned at AZ,
highest 745c, loweet 7lc, c'os'ng 743c;
December oFened a. 74l :, h ehtst 75c,
lowest 74ts clesi y 7ic; January
opened ati5ie, hgh.st q &c, LOWEST
75tc, closing 75sc; Msy opent d at Sls,,
b,vheat S2tc,i low, st size, closing
8 Ic. Corn November opened at
375 }, highest'37lc, lowest S6ic. closing
SIC; December ope ed st sac, high
Est 37f', lowest S6lc, closing SIC;
January opened at sac, highest 97ac,
lowest S7tc, Going sac; Msy opened
at 423c, hig' eat 42sc, low st ALL,
clos ng at 4 sc, Oats-November
opened at 26ac, highest 26sc, lowest
26sc, 'clo ing 26sc; December opened
at 26ic, highest $263e, lowest 26i',
closing 26Sc; JaDuarv opened at 2B5 /,
highest 26Sc, lowest 26Jc, clotirg 28lc;
May opened al 3pJ', highest gle low.
est 3e5c, closngSl%c, Receip' s-Flour,
$4,000 bils; wheat, 95 600 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu: cats, $1,000 bu; rye, zoo.
900 bu; barley, $50 900 bu. Shipments
Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, l2,OO0 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 100000 bu;
rye, 10000 bu; barley, 460,0OO bu.
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GENERAL NRWR

Lew BnGes 10 second clerk Of the
Desoto.
THE Ed Foster has been laid up for
the present.
CAPT. WIN, O. UNDERWOOD Is pas
fenRer on the new steamer Oliver
Berne.
THE steamer Hudson resumes her
trips In the st. Louis and Evansville
trade tomorrow.
THE Arkansas City was expected to
pass here last night on her way to
Cairo and 81. Louis.
THE Buckeye State will leave here
Tuet day ev, nirg for Cincinnati. Capt.
o. b. Russell is her agent
ARKANsAs river continues to rise
and there is a 6ne boating stage from
Pine Bluff to the mouth.
THE Golden Rule should pass here
Tuesday on her way to New Orleans.
John q. Rogers is her sgeut,
Duane the a hours ending at noon
yesterday, the river here rose 2 ct
and tenth OF foot, the gauge show
ing 101,
THE Oily of Vicksburg telegraphed
thst she Won d arrive here during LIST
right, aud leave this morning for
Vicksbug.
THE new steamer Oliver Bierne is
due down on her way 10 New Or
leans. She will run between the lat
ter city and Bayou Sara
The Rene Macresdy for st. Francis
river, Alberta for While river, and
GayOso for Concordia, had good trips
out yesterday evening.
TEE Joe Peters arrived yesterday
from Arkansas river with q fair tIil..
She ieshipped $50 bales OF cotton at
TerHne fOr New Orleans.
THE D. r. Powell, nom Vicksburg,
passed 10 St. Louis yesterday morn
ing. She put of some cotton and
seed, but did not add anything.
GEO. W, HENDRicKsoE, chief clerk
OF the steamer Buckeye State, will be
married on December 9th 10 Miss May
r ttenhouse, OF Evansville, Ind.
THE City Of Baton Rouge passed to
New Orleans yesterday morning with
a foe trip Of freight. She put Of some
f,ur and added 10 tons Of way
freight, "
The Massepgale Line, OF st. Louis,
is negotiating for the W. II. Cherry
for the Tennessee river trade, and in.
tend finally TO have three boats In the
trade, making two boats per week out
OF st. Louis.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE SELLING AT PAR.
0Otton Firm - MiddliDg, 8 5.Se-
Sales Yesterday, 5000
Bales.

The demand I r'money is pretty &C.
tive at per cent. Finances are some
what frightened by the inability OF
transportation lines to move cotton
away in sufficient quantities. Local Sc
eurities firm and steady. The cotton
market was firm; middlinR, SIC.
Sales, 1000 bales. At New York, spots
quiet; middling, 8 Sl6c. Futures
steady and 8 to 4 points lower;
November, aO1@902c.
A leading New York cotton circular
says of the speculative market; "a
very quiet day, with more or less
weakness through out, and while de-
cline of four points was iractionally
recovered in . few inst noes, the close
found the position without much
strength"
At New Orleans spots were easier;
middling, sac. Futures dull, but
steady and to 8 points lower; Nov
ember, nominal.
At Liverpool spots were dull in buy
ers' favor; middling, Ell. Futures
easy; Hovember-D December, 2.64d
buyers.
The general market presents a
steady feeling.
IMPORTS.
twenty-five brs apples, l40 skis bran,
50 brls beans end pea, l20 pkgs but
ter, 543 rls bspging. 96 pkGs bacon,
1914 pkgs boots al d shoes, 1076 bu corn,
50 pkgs cheese f69 ks CO fee, z cars
cotton seed, 4 70 tks cot on seed, 81
pkgs dry goocs, 10 pkgs eggs, sol brls
-four, 204 bales hay, II pkgs hats
48 nd hogs. Al I'D cattle, l
horse, 208 pigs lard, IS 600 it lum.
Der, lis pkgs liquors, 225 brls meal,
16l brls molssses, 800 kegs nails, 1000
blu oats, 10 brls oIiors, l car pork
sides, s hhds uSsr, 567 brls sugar, 1877
pkgs tobacco and 24OU blu wheat.
ELAvAToR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, Withdrawn and in
store by regular e'evators, as reported
to the Me chants Exchange yester.
day: Whest-in sto Q, 1915 bu. Corn
withdrawn, 4t8 bu; in store, 4585
bu. Oats-Iec, lived, 1879 bu; with
drawn, 1926 bu; in store 2S5,535 bu.
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GROCERIES,

SUGAR = Pure white, 53@69; of
white, 5s@5tc; yellow clarified, $40
SIC; open kettle, none; refined A,
6A6tc; Granulated, 6t@6sc.
CoFFEE-Common, l2@l23c; ordi-
nary, 13@19lc; prime Rio, l4@l41c;
choice to fancy, 14l@l54c; old govern
ment, 24@25c.
SoAP-3@6Ac per pound.
CAEDIBs-Sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 71@9Ac.
SALT-$l 20 per barrel; sacks, fine,
81 36@1 40; coarse, 81 10(9l ID peck
cts, bleached, 2i97C; carloads from
levee or depot, &c cheaper.
CANNED GOODS, BTo.-Prices per
dozen: Pineapples, 81 26(a1 30;
peaches, BIB, STANDARD, 81 IDOL % sec
onds, $1@1 10; tomatoes, 2-lb stand
ard, 90 @$1; BIB, $l@l 10; strawbeL-
ries, 81 1O@1 %; rsspberries, 81 100
l 25; blackberries, $l@1 10; green
CAGES, 81 6W91 rs; pears, SEQ
2 %; plums, 81 COOL 70; asparagus,
So 60@4i green corn, 1@l 3d. green
peas, 81 BIOL So; cove oysters, full
weight lib, S5@95c; cove oysters,
full weight, 27lb. ST. cool 80; cove
oysters, light weight, lib, Coo; cove
oysters, light weight, 2-lb, 81; con-
densed milk-CroEn, S. 6095 70;
Eagle, 81 50(97 rs; Daisy, "a %.
HoLAseEs = Louisiana, common to
fair, 18@25c; prime to choice, new, 40
@46c; syrup, 20@40c; common to
fair, 20@25c prime to choice, 2S@30c
centrifugal, fancy, 30@35c.
NEW YoRK, November 27--Cofiee
fair Rio quiet at 1Sbc; options a
shade b CHER and leis active sales
$3.50 baEa; December, ll.3t9ll 40c;
January, 11.40c; Fehrua y and March,
IL 40@11.46c; April, 1l.45c: May,
IL 40@1l.50c; June, II .45@ll.60c.
Sugar steady and qDiet; refined quiet ;
powdered, 8 l6-16@6bc; Rranulated,
SIC. Molass es stt ady and quiet. Rice
firm; demand med rate.
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COTTON sELD PRODUCTs.

In car load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil, new, 27a@2Sc; of crude cotton
seed oil, old, =; prime summer yellow
cotton seed oil, S3@S4c; off summer
yellow cotton seed oil, -; min
ers' summer yellow cotton seed oil,
S2@33o; prime GUNNER white cotton
seed oil, 35(9S6c; choice cooking yell
low cotton seed oil, SIC; prime cotton
seed meal, Sl4 90; off cotton seed
meal, none q, ton seed delivered at
dep I on levee, 10 per ton; from wagon
at miIIs, 10 por ton.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT THE IEVRR.

Arrivdls.-D. R. Powell, Vicksburg:
City OF Baton Rouge, s. Louis, and
Jos Peters, Arkansas river.
Depdrtstres.-D. X. Powell, St.L7u's;
City Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans /;
Alberta, White river; Gayoso, Con.
cordia, and Rene Macready, st. Fran
els river.
Boats "a POr.-Ed Foster, R. L.
Cobb, Joe Pete's.
Boats Due Up.-James Lee, Kate
Adams, Arkansas City, Belle Mem
phis.
Boats Due Do,On-Coahoma, City
OF Vlcksburg. Desoto, Chesapeake.
Receipts Yesterday.
Joe Peters-5S9 bales cotton, $3.50 sks
co ton seed and 10 pkgs sundIies.
ID. r Powell-89 bales cotton and
800 SKIS cote n seed.
City Of Baton Rouge-76 brls -four.
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SKINa Ann RnRa.

Deer Elk ms, 1Sc; bear, $l@7; mink,
l5@40c; coon, hunter handled, 100
soc; county band ed, 16@ Soc; Other,
$l@6; beaver, 50c@$7; wild cat, 10
@25c; fox, l5975c; musk rat, 100;
OPP 'ssum, 10c; wolf, 50cCa$2; skunk,
l5@76c; pRRthers, 50ctd 81.
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River 81 eet 3 inches on the gauge
and fsl ing. Weather clear; thermom-
eterii'
LOUISVILLE, KY, November a.
Noon-River slhng, with II feet 4
inches in the canal snd 8 fset 2 inches
on the fslls. Weather cloudy and
warmer. Business du...
CAIRO, IL. November 27.-Eoon-
River Is Toe s inches on Il n gauge and
rising Weather cl Judy aud cold. No
arrivals Of regular packets Departed:
City Of Vicksbure. V cks ourg. am
Oliver B irne, New 0H.aoe, 9 ana.
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HOUsEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLEs-Apples, 81 25C93 %; dried
apples, 2t(934c per pound rom store.
Dried peaches. 2bG34c from store.
VEGETABLES Onions, 81 1902 rs from
store, Cabbage, 81 so; per bead, 8@l0c ;
81 rs from levee or depot per crate.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS, ETC

WHIsKY-Straieht Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 50@5; redistilled goods from
85c to 81 80, according to proof; rye,
81 1905.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 27.-Whis-
ky, 81 l8.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, November 27.-Whis.
Ky firm, 81 Is.
CINuNNATI, o., November 81
Whisky active; sales OF 1881 barrels
OF finished goods on a basis Of 81 Is.
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NFTO1on. Cd .t
EVANSVILLE, IND., November ~
Noon-River rising, With 70 feet scant
on the gauge. Weather clear and cool.
PIrrsBuRe, PA, November 27.-Noon
River 10 feet 8 ioohes on the gauge
and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
WHEELING, W. VA, November 81
Noon-River II feet 2 inches on the
gauge and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
CINCINNATI, o. November 27,-Noon
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NEW YORK DBT GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, November Y.-With
the movement of cotton and wooden
goods in the execution mainrsined OF
ve'y free port QUE, Rood business Is
being returned, but The new request
wa, very limited, though the tor Of
thu ma kst Is steady 10 strong for all
leading fabrics.
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HIDES ANO TALLOW.

Hides-Dry flint, No l, Ice; No. Q,
129c; dry sailed, l0s@l2lc; green
sailed, No. !, sic; No. 2, 7tc. Sheep
skins, l5c@$l. Beeswax, zoe. Tsllow,
40
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.
The New York Financial Chronicle
Of November 9th gives the following
figures: Total visible supply, 2,487 ,588
bales, against 2,420,019 in 1885. These
figures indicate an increase OF cotton in
sight Of 1853 bales, as compared with
the came date in 1885, and decrease
Of 1l5. 455 bales as compared with same
date in 1884. h1. ~
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b came q1ile fctive. The c ose was
tbons steady. Sizes, 6Al, 1888 share'.
r adiog furnish ed SOC Gao; rssy Gu
IRA S0,95h; LackaVannp, 2S, zoo; Lake
Sh re, 27,o77; Ri .hmond ald West
Poibt, Il 7S5. Fioal changes a'e
abont tquaily divid, d Re ween small
gains and equally small losses The
only important gain was hi hmood
aud West Point per cent. K sd Dg
is up 54and LsckAwauna II. Railroad
bouds are rumeO hat less a tive.
Sales, 49, CS COZ. West Shore 4, far
ni-hed S2S 600 End Denver and
Rio Giande,$ 5000. Cilofado skies
we're sho pIomil emit. Pnces were
firm in the morning, but bt came ire
eulsr 10 the day, though majority OF
the important changes are in favor Of
higher igureS. Chesapeake and Ohio
firsis, coupon of, rose 8 10 9li; Rock
Island registered SKIES 2, az 1877;
No thwestern sinking fund fivee, 2 to
1881; Toledo, Ann ArDor and Grand
Trunk frsis, to l06; Missouri Pa
eif1c t irds lest 1t, at l18; Mobile and
0hio first debentures, 2 to TO- and
Southern incomes, q to TAT Mining
shares we're nellsc ed; Bodie, $500
800. Petroleum opsped steady at 1871,
weakened near neon to 773c; re-
manned steady until the last hour,
rallied ard closed strong at 77tc.
Sales, 3S 1000 barrels.
The total sales OF SOCKS today were
col 35shsres, including Canada South
ein, 600; D=lawale, Lsckawsnna and
Yves EN-, 2s,200; Erie, $500; Ksns's
and Texas, $685.; Lake Shore, 1871;
Louisville and Nashville, 10. 100;
Memphis and Charleston, ZOO; New
jersey Cen raj, S0,95O: ResdiI g, $685..
040; st. Paul, 82l5; Tex IS aud
Pacific, 1870; Western I'm on, 6040;
Oregon a ID TIanSconlinehtal, 20l0;
Hooking Valley, 1881. Closing quota
tons:
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AGRICUl1URAL SEEDS.

SEEDs-C Glover, $5(A5 % per bushel !;
orchard erase, 81 50lal so; herds
grass, SOC 60c; rye, 65@70c per bu.
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SEx-div.
LONDON, November 27.- Coneols, 1902
3.l6 for both money and the account !;
United States bonds, 4s, 1871; 4la,
ll9i.
PARIS November 27.-Three per cent,
rentes, S3f 25c for the account.
BANK oLEARINGs.
NEW YORK, November 27.-Bank
clearlngs today, $l26, 655, 474; balances,
81, 527, 1877,
BALTIMORE, Nd, November 27.-
Bank clesrings today, 50 1874; bal.
snces, $294,2
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 27.-Bank
clearinGs today, $3,0U7, 1882; for the
week, $l3,9i9 $40; balances today,
$685.. 1896; for the week, ST. 1886 936.
CHICAGO, ILL , November 81 Bank
clealiDgs today, $9,lI9,000; for the
week, $46,62l, 600; for the correspond
ing per cd last yesr, $47, 1892, 600, a de-
crease of IL Per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 81
Be; k clesrings today, s9,0l3,O08; for
the week Give days., $50, 926,972; bal
ancss today, 81 1924 355; for the week
1--WE days., S6,935,072.
Boston, MASS, November 27.-Bank
clearings today, $l6,S78,772; for the
week Give days), $S5,526, 424; same
week in 1885, $79,3l1, 293; balances
today, 81, 1893, $50; for the week 1--we
dsys). 1858, 1878; same week last year,
So 553 ,2I9.
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wEATHER AND RTVERa.

OFFICE SIeNAL SKRvIcB, us A., |
MEMPHIS, November q, pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75p meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis tima.L LII
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PETROLEnM HARRIET.

Coal 0IL-Prime white, wholesale
lots, 9i@l0c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., November PIPE
troleum steady; g. W 110o, 7kc.
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WOOL.

BURY grease wool, Unwashed, 1870
1876; clesr grease wool, 23@28c; bury
washed, 10000; tub washed, 33@37c.
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RAaaINa ANN TIEs. ETC.

BAGaMa-Carload lots: Jute, 2 lbs,
SIC; II lbs, 7ic; IL lbs, &c. Flax, 8
bs, 90.
TIEs-S1 O6(a1 10.
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JOHN IL. NORTON
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
"a Madison St.. Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Money In prelt active demand at 8
per cent. The Clearing House report
is as follows:
Saturday, November 9th, $780,
129 "a; 10 al this week, $2,263, It's "a;
total last week, $2,6lS,956 70; ccr-
responding time in 1886, 81, 100000 10;
corresponding time in 1884, 1885,.
825 rs.
BALANCES.
Saturday, Novenb rz7th, SIS, 81 81
total this week, $449,l7S 80; total last
week, SAP 07S So corresponding
time in 1885, $265, 443 20; cores
ponding time in 1884, $274, 800 70.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, /
discount buying, par selling; New Eng.
land demand, ditcount buying; New
England sight, discount; New Or
leans, discount buying, par selling.
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l76 bales. QlOtaiOps were as fol-

New York iu'u,es opened s,1 ady
and closed stesdy and 8 to points
over than yesterday. Sales, 1890
bales. The closing quotations we're
,a foll,uya.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

The State Of Tennes,e e-.Wm. B. Bate, Gov
srnor--To all who shall 500 those presents,
VGTHRREAS, II has been made known 70
w me that BAN Bruce tc), charEod with
having committed murder on the. body Of
Roach Oakley on the - day OF October, 1888,
10 our county Of shelby, dod from justice
and now run ming at largoI
Now, therefore, /, VIM. d. Bate, Governor
as Aforesaid, By Vir ne Of the power and au-
shortly In me vested, do hereby ohcr re-
ward Of two hundred and at y dollars TO any
person or persons who NAV appfehend the
said Sam Bruce (o), end deliver him 70 the
sherif or Tailor OF our county. Of Shelby,
In order that Justice Ia that behalf may 81
had and executed. This reward ID payable,
half on delivery to sheriff and half on con-
SAN BRUCE, wanted for Killing Roach
Oakley, IL 70 feet . inc hes high, heavy set,
broad shoulders, fenuino oolored man, large
features, keen black oyesi had Burnside
Whiskers, mustacho ruanlng back 70 wis
ktrs; hoastlng dispositioni b, els turf, ont
more than ordinarily In walking. Hail!
from Morgan Point, near 0sceeiai ARR, and
more recently from Bell's saWmill' near
LakevieW, In TennesseO
In Testimony Whereof, have eereunto set
my hand, and caused the Greet seal o. the
State to be affixed. at Nashville, on the Sth
daj Of November, 1885. ,, = m
By the GoVernor. ----AA
John Allison, Secretary OF Stat0.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm,
and cloeed firm middliug, &c. Sales,
1900 bales, including $50 last evening
400 to exporters and 1900 to spin
ners.
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BANK STOCKS,
Bank oil Commerce. lac bid, 149 asked
First Nation .........160 bid, 1856 asked
German Bank ........1 1876 bid, 200 asked
State Nation al .........1 45 bid, $50 asked
Union and Planters. 150 bid, 1853 ked
Mercantile Bsnk...... 135 bid, 1877 asked
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Bluff City...............l00 bid, -. asked
fernando .... ".."... lUO bid, ... asked
home ....""......"."...76 bid, OF asked
Memphis City 1924 bid, los asked
Peoples ....".."..""....80 bid, 83 asked
FnGnlx"."...."..... bid, LOO asked
Planters .,.."..........1O 7 bid, -. asked
Vanderbilt ........25 bid, 26 asked
Arlington ......... 30 bid, 81. asked
Factors. ...,..-.,.... 80 bid
nsoELLANRoUs.
Shelby 90. wsTrapts...97 bid, SO asked
M. q O, R. r, shares. go Did, -. asked
M. & I. r. r. shares, .45 bid, 30 asked
M. & @. consols, 7e.....1l9 bid, >. asked
M. & L. r. LIST m. 8s..105 bid, -. asked
Miss. & T.R r. CO. "A. :. Ill bid, 113 asked
Miss. & I. r. r. CO. B.. l0l ! bid, 103 asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. D.. .95 bid, SO asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. E to J..S4 bid, 88 asked
Shelby Co. 6s........... 108 bid, ITO asked
Tax. Dist. 4, 6s. ..,..981 bid, 991 asked
Tax. Dist. 6s......... l044 bid, 1854 asKeL
Mem. g bonds...."-104 bid, e. asked
Mem. Water bonds. ...97 bid, -. asked
Hanauer Oil Works. bid IS asked
Am. Got. Oil trusts. ..631 bid, 654 asked
Pioneer Cotton Mills. rs bid, 80 asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Oo,.-... bid, 1S0 asked
Mem Gas stock .,.......75 bid, so asked
NEW YORK, November 27.-Money
on call active at 3@6 per cent, clog
ing at 496 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4@5. Sterling Exchange dull,
but steady at 4803 for 60 day bills, and
4S4 for demand.
Bonds = Government bonds were
dull and Arm. State bonds were quiet
and finn.
stocks-The stock market presented
few new features, Reading and Lake
Shore rnoDopoliEing the speculative
interest. In the afternoon, however,
the coal stocks came more into pre- mi.
hence and were strong and active in
sympathy with Reading. The trading
in the latter was the largest ever
known and its sales were over one
hhD4 Va bnu tNAkO pNoIhOrE uOuo III Hll
stocks. The buying was very good
for both foreiRn ana domestic account
and the trading Was accom- panied, by
great excitement. The Vanderbilt
were all strong, the very favorable
statement OF the Lake Shore causing
much comment. Most of the special
ties were heavy TO weak as we're also
the coal socks, until the last
hour, Richmond and West
Point dropped per cent early
in the day Memphis and Charleston
declined s point, but they recovered
partially la'er in the day. Colorado
made a further advance, but Philsdel-
phia Gas fell 8 per cent. on an adverse
decision in regard to the patents
claimed by the Comeany. The g n
eral LIST was quiet and generally heavy.
Toe opening was fra, gains over lgst
evening being ! to Ths general
list was heavy, aud so continued most
Of the day, though rally in sympathy
with R.ading occurred coon after noon
and jersey Central and Latkswanna
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increase IN receipts this year. LIZ UeO
At noon: Liverpool spots were
dull, in buyers favor. Sales, 5000
bales, Of which American $500 bales.
Receipts, 5000 bales, of which Ameri.
cen $500.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Ordinary, Aid; good ordinary, 4sd ;
low middling, 3D.; good middlinQ, s g.
16d; middliDg upIands, 5sd; mid.
ding Orleans, s 5.l6d.
THE prices are giUer, an pence and 64ths,
thus: SO means A 63-64d; and 5 OIL
means 1.64d. I
At noon: Liverpool futures were
quiet and steady. November, 0s@
8 Old; November-Ds cember, 03;
Overwhelmingly. 0l65 02d; jan
uary February, 50l@5 ODD; February
March, 5 01G5 Odd; March-April,
5 Odd; ApriI-Msy, s C6d; Msy-June,
B 08; June.July, -.
At 2 p.m.: Liverpool futures were
easy; November, cod buyers; No.
vember-December, 8 ODD, buyers; De-
cember-Jsnuary, 5 Ole, buyers; Jan
uary-FebIuary, 5 Old, buyers; Feb.
ruary-Msrch, 8 Old, buyers; March
April, 8 O9d, buyers; April-May, O5d,
buyers; May-June, 5 07d, buyers;
June-July, 5 10d, sellers.
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s~ Daily Quota lions OF Cotton
OIL Trusts and New York Elk.
change Stocks are open 10 those
Interested, at my Office.
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Netport receipts to
November 20 h 2,428 ,256 2,418,623
0verl'd movement
to October 3lst... 149,356 184,507
Est. South. cons'n
to October 31st... $4,000 10000
Amt marketed. 20, 643,610 2,643,1 100
Add int'r stocks in
excess Sept. Let 3lS OILS 1874 BOO
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The New Orleans future market
one ied steady. and closed dull but
St ady and ! to 8 points lower. Salee,
II 900 bales. Quotations were as
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Amount in sight...2 1891, 62S 1887, 1866
Decrease compared with 1885, 6Oi7
Increase compared with 1884, Go, 82l
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