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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-22

GRASS CATTLE 49, Choice, 3l@94c
Vood, 2a03}G; fair to medium, 81 q
2lc; scallawsgs, 1@1lc.
IoSs So Choice, 41@4lc good, 4@4lc
common, 3CaSic.
SHEEP-Choice, 3l@4c; medium,
@3}c; common, Sl(91 30. Choice
lambs, per pound, 4l@5c.
KANSAS Cry, No, October Oh
The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle
receipts, 30i4 head; shipments, 1891
he'd; market e5dy; good TO choice,
IA lDGn4 90; common 10 medium,
SIS 1904; stocke's, 81 25G2 rs; feed
in2 steer, 81 SO@3 60; cows, 81 SOFA
] 60; grass range steers, 81 25@3 90.
IL gs--receio's, 1857 head; shipments.
1888 head market weak and i0c Low
er; good t. choice, SO s5@l; com
mon to medium, SO COOS 81. Sheep
--re'eipts 427 head shipments, none;
ma kat quiet; god 10 choice, ~ "a
as, common to medium, 81 1902 %
CmcAGo, IT,, October 2l.-rhe
DiOrsrs' Journal reports: Ostile---re-
Ceipts, 10000 head shipments, ro- @;
market weak and slow; pativeI, 81 so
C95, $ ocksIs and feeders, 81 50@
$; COWS end bulls, So 25C93; rangers
$3 C5(G3 40; TeYans, 81 G5G3 %;
Montena T,x'ne, SO l0a3 Is. Hogs
re eipts, so, 900 head ; shipments, none
market l0C lover; packers and ship
pers, So 70G14 40; rough packing, So 70
to3 80; licht, So 1904 174; shire,
SO 1904 l7!, Shoep-receipts, 5000
head; chip nents, none; market slow,
l5(G25e lower; common to medium,
S2@S 50; lam s, 81 25@4 SO.
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PUTUHg MOVEMENTS.

Tue Alberta No. s, Cap. A. Il.
Smith, is the Saturday packet for
White river.
The City of Vicksburs IL the An.
Choir Line packet tomo row evening
for s.. Louis.
The Goa roma, Capt. Henry 9 oper,
S the packet this evening at
o'cloGk for 0sceoIa and the uppe,
bends. VIM, Smither is in her Oil Q.
The James Lee, Capt Thomas Clag
z Il, is Ike packet tins evening at
: O'Clock for Helena. Ffinrs Point aud
"a way laadings. VIM. Ashford is in
her Office.
the Arkansas City, Capt. II. w
Brllsski, ia the Anc0or Line packet
this mo ming a. 10 o'clocE for Vicss-
burg ~ d the bends. " Ii Pr,toh-
art. is her clerk.
THE Gay o1o, Cipt. a, l., Cummins
il the packet tomorrow even ng at 5
o'clock for Concordia and sill way
points. Lew Price and Gus Oummius
are her c'erke.
THE Joe Peters, Capt. IT. D. Smith,
is the ptctet this evening at
O'Clock for all points on the Arkansas
river, going through 10 Pine Bluff
C'ss. Mus elmen hss charge OF nor
flee, assisted by Rufus FOstsr.
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CoTFEE-C' mmon, Ice; ordirarv,
l0l@ll4c; prime r o, l2]@l3c; choica
to fancy, l34Gl4e; OLD government,
24@26c.
S0AP-3G9F!C per pouad.
CANDLES --Slicks, al Nizas, in boxes,
paile God tarrsls, 73@94,,
SALT 81 20 per bacTsl; seeks, fne,
VI 35G9l as; cosue, ST. l0al Is peck
els, bleached, 2Sg7c: carloads from
evee or depot, sc chesrer.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Pricea per
doz n: Ptneapplcs, 81 25@l SO;
pesc es, 2-'b, standard, 81 1901 % Sc G.
onds, $lGNl 10; tomatoes, 2 stand
ard, 80 @$l: S.lb, $l@l Is; strswbe'-
ries, 81 lO(9l 25; rasr berries, II 100
20; h'ackherries, Sl@1 10; gresn-
CAGES, ST ow,9l rs; pears, $50
2 25; plums, 81 COOL 20: asparagus,
50 Cool; green corn, l@l S. green
ueaa, 81 55@1 60; cove oysters, full
weight, lib, S5995c; cove oysters,
full weight, 2-lb, 3 6O@l so; cove
oystere, light weight, lib 60c; cove
oysters, light weight, 2-lO, ST. con-
densed milk-CrOwn. s. 50G65 70;
Esg'e, 81 5O@7 rs; Daisy, 81 IS.
NoLAs1As - Louisiana, common 10
fair, 1S92ic; prime TO choice, 30@40c;
syrup, 2p@40c; commou t. lair, 200
25e; prime to choice, S0@S51; centrIf-
uRal, fancy, 32@33s.
ToB,Cco-O Common, ll-nch, s7l9
Csc; otaer grades and s'yles, 10 Sjc
Snuff - CARROTS, $40 SO par rssn;
Ralph's, $40 25 PEI case; X, r 50 25
@l0; Gail & AXIS, So 7E.
SCGAR-Pure white, G566ie; eff
white, 6s@63,; yellow clar fed $40
6Sc; ocen kete, 6@6{c, refined \,
693; sranulst d, G3c; powdered, ZIG
IT,; cat loaf, nos.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, 0 tore' 2l-
Market generally steady and un-
changed. Sug r fl m; new cent ifogsl
off white, 5SG95 3-l6c; choice yellow
Clarih d, 5s@5 1l-l6c.
NEw YoRK, October 81 -OoGes-
spot fair Rio firm, at lllc: opiors
higher, strong ard fairly acive sales,
1880 cays November, December, and
January, 9.95@l0c; February, Ice;
March and AUril, fO@lO C5l; May,
10 05@l0 Ice Suglr weak fair 70 God
refining, ! 0.le@4 lf-l6c; refat d,
quiet MClasse5 dull aud uomiJa'.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BEEADSFlJFFS

CoREMEAL-Stands 81 2O@2 %
pearl, SO 25(93 So; rnller, - 45.
HAY -Choice, from etors, 75c: cal
loaf from levee or deuot, ST. 5O6l2.
prime, f,om store, 65@70-.: cer luad
from ievee or denot, $40 5O@l1; ptai
RE, from store Soc; ear IoAd from
levee or depot, 81.
CoRN-From store, white, 40l mixed
47e, from levee or depot; white, in
bulk, 429c; in racks, 452c; III xed, in
butk, 404c; in sa,k., Az.
OATs-Fiom store, white SIC; mixed,
$50: from levee or depot, white, 10
blk, SIC; in sacks, 34!c; mixed, in
bulk, 30le; in sacks, 324c.
BRAN-From store, Zoe; from leyes
or depot, $l2 alp 30.
FLoUR-FIom store, No. 8, $S03 25
family, IS 5O@3 rs; ehoi e, SO 75@4 ;
fancy, t4@4 %; extra fancy, 81 25@
4 30; patents, S5@5 so.
BEANs-Nsvy. 50; medium, ST. 500
! 70; common, S. %; German miller,
81 2O@1 40.
RroE-Louisiara, 4@53c; Carolina
59@64c.
0ATMEAL-In half-barels, 1908 IS
from SORE.
CsAoKERs--soda, extra, 44c; soda,
treble extra, SC; extra, &c: ginger snaps,
extra, 6@6c: assorted jumbls s, 9@llc.
CRACKED WHEAT--ln half-balTels,
81 % from store.
HoHINY AND GRI7s From store,
Sc 1908 25.
KANSAS CRY, No, October q -
Wheat stta3y; No. . red, cash 62lc
hid; Novembrr, Csc BID; December,
63fc hid. Cora STEADY; No. 2. cash,
294i bid; November, SOC bid; Dscem
be-, sole bid. Gas nominal 1T 2ilc
bid cash.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 2l.-Flour
quist and steady; xxx, So S5(d2 As;
family, So H5G62 20; cnoIce, sSO5C53 Is
fancy, SO 1908 so; extra fancy, S. $50
8 81; patents, f4@4 80. Wheat highe
At op 'uing on stronger clbleF, bot
later b2came weaker, and cl sad easy
ut i@sc above Yesterday; No . red,
cssb, 74lG74lc; November, 743G743c,
dosing 7i4 asked; December, 7B@
@763c, closinl at 76sc; May, s51 a s; &c,
closing at Sj46S5s1 bid. Cora opened
firm at an edyapce OF s@ic. but weak.
entd later and closed about the same
ss yesterday; Nc. 3 mixed, cash, 325l9
33c Novemb T, $50 33Jc, closing az
333; January, SAC; May, 37363S -,
closing at 373@37sc. OATS dull NJ. 2
mixeG, C sh, 253c; November, 26c;
Decsmb ,r. &c asked; May, 50, b ID.
Rye nomiual. ass. Barley, iitile do
ing. bay dull; prairi-, S7(97 80; tin.
othy, S9G950. Flaxseed uteady, 94c.
b an s.eady, 40. C0rnu cal qnie'.
81 80 Receipts - T our, 5000 brls,
wheat, Sc coo bu; corn, $1,000 bu;
OATS, $4,000 bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley.
$1,000 b0. Shipments-Flour. SOLO
brls; VIII at, 5000 Du: c-rn. 20 600
bu; osts, 1900 bu; rye, 5000 bu; bar.
ley, 500 bu.
AfiernOoa Bodrd.-Whtat finer end
10 higher Com Better feeling, but
nomina.ly unchanged.
CHIcAao, I'LL, October 2l.-Tho
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER ButteTine, l3l@l4c;
creamery, $685.; dairy, 10000;
country butter, l6@lSc.
HcG PRoDUCTs Mess pork, 80 25S
sug- Gu ed hams, 12M12lc; breakfast
bacon, S3@9lc; clear rib sd's bacon,
7lc; bacon shoulders, 7i(@7Sc; bulk
pork clear aides, 7lM Zee; clear rih
sidea, 1s@7lc; shoulders, &c; long
clear, 7!c.
LARD-Tierces Gle; hsltbarrels ard
kegs, Sc; choice Kettle, 7lc.
FRKsu MATS No. beet, 70; mrt-
ton, &c; hind quarters OF bsef, SIC
lambs, l0r.
PoULraY-Chickers, spring, $50
275; old heus, s. 1913
CRKEsE-FectJTy, Sc, nominal; full
cram, 13@lS2c; Young America l4".
Pies FERT,-Barrels, so 50@10; half
barrels, 81 1895; ksg1, 81 rs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October q Pro
v'siopB-dul with a weaker feel.
log. Pork, 50 314. Lard, S. 60.
Bnlk meats, loose lnls-lnng clesr,
So 20; short rib, So 20; short C ear,
81: boxed lo;s.--lopg clear, 81 BOA
40; shmt ribs, 81 1907 10; short
clear, 81 80. HAM, STEADY and M
changed: Butter quiet, steady a. d
chanlei. Eggs firm at lSl@14c.
CHICAGO, Ill, October 2l,-Pro
vieio were steady, prices huctusting
within narrow range and ClNirg fur
the day 5910c higher. Cash prices
we're az follows: Mess pork, s. 70t6
70. Lord, So 674(A5 70. ehort ID
Fides, So so. Dry tal,ed sbou dsrs,
b xe5, IS 45@5 so. Snort clear sides.
blxsd, 10 s. @6 90. Futu es ranged
"a follows: PorK- Oeto5er o ened
at So IS, highest So 20, lowest SIS G5,
cos Dg Ut IS 10; November opened II
IS 674 highe't So 72l, lowest So 674,
closing at IS ia; December opened at
IS 20, highest S. 72!, lowestS IS 70, cl s.
ing at SO 729; January ouened At 50 60,
highest 50 20, lowest 50 GO, closing at
SO 20. Lad-0ctober open,d at S. %,
highest S. G74, losest IS g., c'osing
~ S. 6Tl November opened at IS 60,
biggest IS 20, lowest IS IS, cloain9 st
So 20; Dece mher opened at s. 72@,
hights' S. az lowslt $ 72l, clrs ne
at S. IN .uusry opened at s. S24
highes S. S73, lowest \ s S2!, closii 9
a. 3 s79 Short ribs - Ociobsr opened
II So so high 1t Sc 80, lowest So so,
cl1nug at So 80; Jsuua'y opened at
"A 90, highest "a 81, loves 81 %,
clos ng at 81 05. On the Prlduc. Elk
cbapga butt w9s quiet and weaker;
good t. fancy esmery, 19@2G!': fair
tn g cd cre4mery, 4@lSt; dairy, 800
l9c: pacbing stock, 6S9c. Eggs firm
a. l72@lS3.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ApPEAL--FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 1885,

Cccoaauts, S. per 100. Peanu's-Vr-
ginia, 7lc; Tennessee, farmers stock
3@4c; roasted, 24c higher; shelled
Zoe. Almonds, 1920.
RAI'INs-London layers, So 40; lay.
er', 81 20; California, -; Imperial,
So 50(G4.
PICKLEs-In jars, pin's, Csc; quarts,
81 50; half-gsllone, 50 70; gallons,S3 rs ;
loose, barrels, SO 50@7; half-barrels,
So 700 4; mixed, barrels. $40 30 mixed,
half.baIrels, So.
PoTAToKs New, 81 25@l so; North
ern stock, 81 7592.
CIDER New York, Sc 50@7 per bar.
rel, and So 1904 DER half,harrei.
VINEGaR-l0@l5c per gallon.
PEcANs-Texas, S@l0c for small TO
medium, l0@l4c for large; Arkansas,
S95c.
FIsH-Msckerel, hali-harrels, No. !,
S. 25@5 rs; No. 2, 81 1905; No. 3,f4 Is
@475; lob kit, No. l, 9oc No. 9, 75c /.
10 III, No 3, Csc. Dry herripgs, fam
lily. 25c per box.
WALNUTs-Frepch, l2c; Naples ,l5c :;
Grsnobley, l5c. Filberis, l2c.
GAMR-Game fiah. ll@l2c.
Eess-Ddll at l3@l4c.
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DeCreaee III retelDL5 tnls year ~ ,fId
At neon: Liverpool spots firm
GOOD dsmsnd and 1-l63 Lighsr. Sales,
10000 balee, OF which American III, 00C
tales. Re 4ipts, l2,G00 bales; Amer
lean, $3.50 bales.
Closing quotations vera as follows
Orcinpry, 4bd; good ordipsry, 4 cd; low
middling, l l6d;> good middlinV,
s 7-.6d; middling uplands, 5 l6i
middling Or cane, 7-l6d.
The prices are giUen in pence and 64hs
thus: 4 63 means 4 69-64d; and 5 OF
mems 5 Cad.
AT noon: Liverpool fu 'ures were
s'eady: October. 5 1905 I'D; October
November, 8 ODD; Novem ber- Deem
Der, 81; Dscember-January, 81; Jan.
uary-Februa'y, -; Februa y-Marb,
old; Msrch-April, 8 ODD; April
My, =; May. Juue. 5 Old.
At2 PM: i vevpool futures were
steady: October, 8 lid, seller; 0c-
tober-November, 3 Old, buy rs; Nc
Vember-December, sd, buyers; De-
cember-Januarv, Sd, sellers: ia, IL
ary-Febluarv, ID sellers; February
Msrch, 5 Old, sellers: WMch-Ap,i',
1898, sellers; Aprll.May, esd, sell
els: May-June, 07d, value.
At 5 p M: Liverpool futures were
quiet AID STEADY; October, I'D, sell
efr; Ocsc ber-November, 5 ODD, selle,s
November. December, 63j, BUYERS
Deceu bsl-J anuary, cd, sellers
January-Ft bruaIy, 4 esd, sellers; Feo-
rnary-March, So, sellers; Msrch-
April, Old. salitrs; April-May, 5 04d,
value; Msy Jdce, s Old, sellers.
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general tone of the wheat market was
stronger today, based on better cables
and more outside buying orders. The
first sales were i@4c higher than the
closing prices OF yesterday, rallied Ia
&c additional, declined &c, rallied and
clos ed in the la est rading at nearly
GUS de prices ana (, higher than yes
tsrday. The estimate r. ceipts CT corn
were smaller. but the market ru ed
dull and lifelefs, end closed a shade
lower than Yesterday. Oat'Iu'ed dull
and closed eHsisr. Flour was uu-
changed. CRsh plies were as follows:
No 2 spring wheat, 72}@72lc; NJ. 2
red, 7S!c. No. co n, $3.50 sac. Ne.
2 oats, 243@25. No. z rye, 45c.
No. . b.r'ey, Acc. No. / flax
seed, 973c. Prime timothy,Sl 61@l 90.
Leading futures ranged as followe:
Whest-O tober opened at 72lc,
highest 7Sc, lowest Il &c, closing 72sc;
November opened at 7SIc, highest
49, >, lowest 7Sbc, closing 73lc; De.
cember opened at 75c. highest 75ic,
lowest 75c, closing 1855; January
opened at 15i', highest 76sc, lowest
759c, clo,ing zoe; May opened st
size, highest S2t", lowet Sl3c,
closing SIC. Corn-Oc ober opened
at sag, highest 34sc, lowest
$3.50, closing 34,; November opened
at 35lr, highesi 95Bc, lowest 3I3c,
closing Soc, December opened at
36lc, highest $685., lowest Soc, closing
S6sc; January opened at &c., highest
S6sc, lowest sole, closing S6sc; MAY
nrened At 402', highest AOs,, lowest
40sc, clo.ing 403c. Oas-0ctober
opsned at 244", highest 24sr, lowest
2ile. closing 24lG; November opered
at 25lc, highest 25Sc, lowest 25lc,
closing rs Dscemb r opened a 25ic,
igh' st 26sc, Lowest 26!c, closing 26sc;
May opaned at 30Sc, highest S0!c,
l,wes; colo, closing sole. R-Ceip s
Flour, $4,000 bils; wheat, 5000 bu;
corn, 10000 bu; osts, l55COO bu;
rye, 5000 bu barloy, $4,000 bu. Ship
meots--Flour, 1000 brs; wheat, H..
90 bu; corn, 1852 000 bu; oat0, 1885,
900 bu; rye, 200 bu; barley, 65,-
0l0 bp
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GEN ERAL NEMA.
BUSINESS fair.

BUSINESS fair.
WEATHER cloudy and cooltr
Nor a packet in pot at dark las
evening.
The liver here stands 4 boat s tenth
on The gauge, n lall of 2 Tennis tn
last "a hOuis.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 10li
bales Of cotton, 2s2 bsgs ( seta cottol
and 1909 taces of seed.
The Belle Memphis passed dow
yesterday evening br VicRsbuTg. Sht
discharged htre $50 tons Ul ireigh
and add,d 40 tons.
THE Ed Foster alriv d vest rday
morning from the upper bends with
so bales OF ton, IL bFgs of seed cot
ton, 100 fatks OF seed, and retu neC
again last evening.
THE Chesapeake arrived ye,terda,
morning from Tiptonville with Isl
bales OF cotton, 10l bIga Of seed cotton
1880 sacks Of sSed, ard returned las
evening with good TIL.
TIE Rene Macready arrived yes or
day mO'ning from ST. Francis r.vei
with l52 bales If cotton, l65 bags Of
seed ton, 5S 50 }ts Of seed, and de.
parted lat evening 6r Helena.
THE X tie Adams arrived Yesterday
morhiDg from Arkansas Oh with Glt
ba'es oil Cotto2, bsgq OF seed lttln
l3S9.sacks OF seed, 81 packages Of sun.
d leg, ond returned again last evening
with n big Trip.
The NV Orleans Times Democrat
OF Wednesday says: Mrs. y. O. Moot.
gomery, wite OF Capt. =. @. Mont.
pomery aud mother of Mr. Wallace
Montgomery, was buried Yesterday
evening from the Canal s reet Presby.
terrain Church.
THE Little Rock Democrat # Wednes-
day says: l. is said thai along the
river hanka bet teen this pert and
Pine Bluff there IN no end 10 cot on
ard cotton 'eed awsi'ing TO be carried
away by bo9ts. II the steamboat Is
could get up or down the river and
make a trip or two cotton receipts
would swell a, least 1000 bales for ono
week.
THE 81. l. MS Republican Of Wednes-
day says While the repairs were be-
ing made on the Charles P. Chouteau
it WIS developed thst the obstruction
which she struck YVES not a eunken
govern ment barge, but a huge syca-
more log, 20 piscis OF that wood were
picked out Of the cracks in her plates.
The officers Of tho Uni ed States light
house launSh Ivy, up from the lower
Mississippi, are said to have made IS
close an investigation as the water
would permit Of the boilers Of the I'M
{ rtunate Ii Mascotte, and pronounced
them in perfect order. SO far, then,
the impression thstthe ilnl collapsed
is still correct. In TefeTling to the dis
sster, Capt. James Thompson, the
commander of the boat, says the re.
port Of The collapse souaded more
ike the bursting Of a mud valve than
anything else, and that after it o.
Currfd he went on the lower deck and
found no break ia tho hoilsrI.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY S PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE SELLING AT PAR.
Cotton Steady-Mlddling, s $50
Sales Yesterday, 5000
Bales.

Money rules in strong demand a! 8
per cent. Local securities continue
steady.
The local cotton market was active
and steady yesterday; middlipg, SEC.
Sales, 5000 bales.
- At New Yoik spots closed quiet aud
steady; middliBg. 9s-l6c. Failures
ca y and to points lower; October,
aO2@sC3c.
A leading New York cotton circular
says of coaon futures: cater slight
steadiness az the op7ning the market
again developed welkness aud weat
of S@4 points, clos ng at the lowest
rates and without much strength"
At New Orlea:s yesteld day spots
were easy; midHing, SIC Futures
steady and to A POINTS lower; DC o.
Der, s57@s.5ss.
A. Liverpool spots were firm, good
demand AID l-l6d hiqhsr; middling,
55-l6l. Futures quiet aud steady and
1-32d higher; October, 5 IL Cad.
Ia the gsneral trade market corn is
lie per bushel lower; white, 49c /;
mixed, 47c. 0,her articles unchanged.
IMPORTS.
Twenty-eieht bris app'es, 70 rls beg.
gng, IL pkgs BIC n, s pkgs boots and
shoes, IS pkgs cheese, % cars cotton
seed, t640 SKIS cotton seed, IA pkgs dry
goods, II pkgs egg, 1C05 hrs -four,
] horse, 295 psRs lar, 10000 # lum-
Der, II pkes liquor, l25 br1s meal, 800
kegs nails, 10000 bu oats, 8 cars pork
sides, AZ brls rugar, los pkgs tobsCcc.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
TIE f flowing shows the amount OF
grain rec lived, withdrawn and in ore
by rsgu ar elsvst RS, as reported to the
Merchar Is Exchange We terdsy:
Wheat-none received or withdra wn !;
in store, l045 hu. Corn--n ceivt d
1892 bu; withdraw, 1884 bu; IN
store, nee bu. Oats-iec-ived, none !;
withdrawn, 1870 bu; in stare, .1S6, 80S
'bu,
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mOUsEmOLn snppnrrs-

APPLEs-Arp'es, 81 5O@2 90; dried
sppes. s}@32c per pound nom store.
Dried psache., 25@33, from store.
VEGETABLE - Onions, So from
s ora. Cabb &c, So 80; per Eeid, S@10c
81 rs rom levee or depot per crate.
KrIut, brls, SjCG}5 IS; hslf brls, 81 $50
8. Garlic, 4O@G01 per lOJ. Turnips,
80, per bu-hel.
FRUIT-OrauEes, per box, 80 so; per
barrel, 50 5OGl0 Lemcns, So 5O(G6 ger
box. BanansH, 81 50@2 90 PER bunch.
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WHISKY, wINE., LIQUoRS, ETC.

WBIBKY-Stra'aht kentucky Bour-
BON, ST 50@5 redistilled goods from
S5c I, 81 SO, according to proof; rye,
ST 1906.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 2l.--Whisky,
81 Is.
Sr. LrUIs, Mo-, DC sober Whist Y
firm, S, 10.
CINCINNATI, o Oct nber 2l.-Whisky
firm ssles, 632 barrss of fms ed
goods on basis o. 81 10.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 6O7.-In the Chanccry Court OF Shelby
county. Tenn, State Of Tennessee, fhS
use. etc, vs.. ", M. Snoed e. Al.
II appearing from hill which Is sworn . IN
this cause that tho defendants. Gray Boon,
Mrs. 49, Smith and husband, s. K Smith
nre resident Of tho state Of Texas Srd nca-
residents Of be State OF Tcnn0sgc0;
II 10 therefore 0rdcrej, That thcy wake
of Shelby county, ia NemrMs. Tenn, On
or before the ifst Monday IN December.
1886, and plead, answer or demur TO con-
plainant's bill, ana amended bil s, w thu
same will BIO taken for conibssed ~ 20 tbem
and SO, for herring cN pnrto oud that "a copy
Of this order DO luhlishgdi once week, Zoe
four successive wteks, in tho Memphis AV-
peal. This 18th DAY OF October, 1856.
A copy-atiesti
S l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ByT. b. Caldwell, Deputy @, and NJ
+. IL, and q. W. hetskall, Solicitors for
complainant. tues
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COTTON sEAD PRODUCTS

Ia Car load lots: Prime crude
cotton seed oil, new, 2S@30c; of
crude cotton seed oil, Old, 24a
zee; prime summer yellow cot
ton seed oil, 35@39c; Off summer
yellow cotton seed oil, 32@34c; min
erS' summer yellow. cotton seed oil,
39@35c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, Soc; choice cooking yellow
cotton seed oil, S7!@4Oo; prime cotton
sssd meal, SIS Is; of cotton seed
meal, none @, tt seed delivered It
dep or levee, 80 per ton; from wagon
al mills, 50 per ton.
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NOn-Resident Notice.
No. 5s2O-In the Chaneery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-Stato Of Tennessee VS..

NO. OsEU-ln tho Cnhnoery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn,-Stato Of Tennessee VS..
john q. Davidson.
ItRcpearing from bill which Ia sworn TO in
this cause that tho defendants, Harriet Il.
Smith, Ellen Nooe, Louise Hooe, James Mu-
nenee; and t appearing from tho return of
the Sheriff that Michael Maher and Nellie
Smith are not to be found in his county:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at tho courthouse
before tho irst Monday In December, 1895,
and plead, answer or domur to complain
anti bill, or the same will bo taken for
confessed rs to them and got for hearing ex
HaEte; anu tnat COPY OF tnis order DO pub
weeks, in The Memphis Appeal. lnis liih
day Of October, 1885. A copy-attest:
s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY 7. ,. Caldwell, Deputy G. and NJ.
+. IL. * @. W. Hcisksll, Solicitors for com
plHin8nt. mi
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

COAL 0u-Prime white, Who'll, salo
lots, lie pr gallon
CLEVELAND, 0, 0ct7bsr 2l.--Tetro.
l3um quiet; g. W. 40, 7Bc.
PITTsDUao, PA, DC oher 2l.-Pet:c-
leum dull but fi'm; Ma ional transit
cerufiaAt opened at 66ic and close
at Co.; highe { 6G1c, lowest. GO,
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEv YORK, October 2l.-Thero was
quiet and ststdy demand FOR all
styles Of cotton goods, with spot sales
limited be arse OF nominal stocks,
though for future deliveries the plac-
ing of orders was of continued eteadi-
nesP. Agents have opened bsauti-
ful line Of Anchor ahlrtir prints at Sc.
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NOOI..

Clear tub washed, 3l@S6c; grease
wool, 23926c; bury wool, l3@lsc.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, October 81 Woo
quiet ut steady; medium clothing,
22@47c; combinS, 25@26c; low and
coarse, IA a 22c; tiue Fight, l0@25c,
heavy, lG@glc; blgck. 17M2tr.
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BAGGING am TIES. ETC.

BAGGNG-Jute. . lba. SIC II lbs,
73c; II rs, &c. Fax, s lbs, o..
TIEs-Sl 05@l 10.
NAM,-Common, 81 2O@2 IS; steel,
50 So" = 81.
POWDER Kegs, s4 half kegs, 81 %;
quarter kegs 81 20
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Reoeipts YestAranl

Ed Fostey-S0 bales cotton, ~ bags
seed cotton and 100 sks seed.
Rene Macready-l52 bales cotton,
l65 bags seed cotton and 5Sl sks Sc, 4
Chetapeske lies bales cotton, lOl
BAGS seed COTTON, 1889 axis SEED and AZ
pkgs sundIies.
Ka Adams-6l5 bales cotton, 4
BAGS seed Cotton, 1889 SKIS seed and SO
pkgs sundi,s,
Belle Memphis $50 tins merchan-
IL.
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HIDES - Dry flint, 123@l8c; dry
salt, l0@l2c; green salt, 7t@S!c; green
5@6c; deer skins, lb0ISc. Beeswax
firm at zoe; tallow. 3(G35c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cottau market opaned
steady, and closed STEADY; middlng,
$50. 81 es, 5000 bales, $500 to export
ecs and 100 o spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u, s. A., !
MEMrm', OCtOber2l, pm. !
The fol owing observations are taken
at q | stations named at 750 meridian
tine. which is one hOur ia ter than
Memphis time:
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p~DaiIy Quotations of Cotton
Oil Trusts and New York kx!
change Stocks are open 10 these
Interested, at my office.
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and closed easy and to 4 points
lower than Wednesday. Sales, 81, 500
bales. The closing quotations were as