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DRUGS, PAINTS AND oils

DRUGs-Quinine, P. & W., or, zoe
cans, 65c; New York quinine, co., 65o
cans, 60C; B. & s. quinine, co., Csc
cans, SOC; morphine, P. &W. ,kcz. $50 35
or; OF. vials, So 10; New York NOR
phine, ! OF. $2 10 per e.; OF. vials,
81 20; cinchonidia, or. walls, 18c OF s
OF. cans, l3c OF. gum opium, pei pound,
SO 20; iodide potash, So 80 per pound,
lnGlusive; subnitrate bismuth, So 20
per pound, inclusive; chloroform, 45c
per pound blue macs, 43c per pound f;
calomel, zoe per pound; mercury, zoe
per pound; chloral hydrate, 81 30 per
pound camphor, &c per pound; al.
cohol, barrels, per gallon, So %; cas-.
tor oil, barrels, per gal on, 81 AZ.
PAINTS AND OH-White lead, Col.
lier's, 74c per pound; 500 pound lots,
7C per pound, &c of, Is days; South.
ern white lead, 74c per pound; 500
pound lots, &c, 21c off, 10 days; boiled
linseed oil, 43c per gallon, by barrel;
raw, 4Oc; turpen.ine, 3S1c per gallon,
bY barrel,
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Decrease in receipts this wear.

At noon: Liverpool spots were
firm, fair demand. Sales, 1900 bales
of which American $500 bales. Re.
csipts, $4,000 bales, Of which American
1890.
Closing quotations were as follows;
Ordinary, Aid; good ordinary, 4sd
low middliDg, sd; good middiing, s s,
l6d; middliDg uplands, 5 3.l6d; mid
ding Orleans, sgd.
THE prices are gipen in pence and 64ths,
thus; SO means A 63-64d; and 5 Oh
means 5 l.64d. 7
At noon: Liverpool futures were
quiet. November, 5 08@5 O7d Noyem.
ber-December, I6@5 ODD; December
January, 8 04@5 03d; January .Febru-
cry, 5 OSd; February March, 5 DAD ;
March-April, 5 06d; April May, 5 esd
May-June, 3 1Od; June.July, 5 1Sd.
At Ppm: Liverpool futures were
quiet; November, 8 Old, buyers;
November-Decem Der, 5 O5d, sellers
Dscember-January, O3d, sellers
Janusry-February, 03, sellers; Feb.
ruary-March, 5 DAD, sellers; March
april, 8 Cod, sellers; April. May 5 OSd,
sellers; May-June, 10d, buyers;
June'July, 5 13d, sellers.
At 5pm.: Liverpool futures were
barely steady; November, 5 cod, sell
ers; November. December, 5 DAD, SELL
efs; Overwhelmingly, 5 02d, sellers
January-February, 021, sellers Feb
ruary March, 5 03d, sellers; March
April, B O5d, sellers; April-May, 5 Old,
sellers; May.June, s 09d, buyers;
June-July, 12d, sellers.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BHEADSTUFFS.

CoRNMEAL-S Standard, So 2092 25;
pearl, So 25@9 So; roller, 81 As.
HAY-Choice, from store, Zoe; car
load from levee or depot, $i4; prime,
from store, Zoe. car load from leyee
or depot, $l2 50@13; prairie, from
store, 46c. car load from levee or
depot, S. so.
CoRN-From store, white, Sic linked,
Acc, from levee or depot; white, in
bulk, 44C; in sacks, 47c; mixed, in
bulk, 42c; in sacks, 443c.
OATs-From store, white, SOC; mixed,
BIC; from levee or depot, white, in
bulk, 323c; in sacks, Soc; mixed, in
Sulk, Bic; In sacks, 33c.
BRAN-From store, roc; from levee
or depot, $13 30.
FLoUR-From store, No. 8, $3@3 25;
family, SIS 5O@3 rs; choice, So 1904;
fancy, &@4 25 extra fancy, S4 25C9
A 80; patents, S595 80.
BEANs-Nsvy, So; medium, ST. 50@
! 70; common, So %; German millef,
81 20@1 40.
53@64c.
OATMEAI-In half-barrels, 1908 25
from store.
ORAcKRRs-Soda, extra, 41c; soda,
treble extra, &c; extra, 7c; ginger snaps,
extra, 5@6c; assorted jumbles, 9@llc.
CRACKED WHEAT-1n half-bsTrels,
$4 rs from store.
noM;N2 ND :a,1-From store,
1908 20.
KANSAS CRY, NO., November o.
Wheat steady; No. red, cash, 62c
bid; December, 62ac bid; May, 7l3c.
Corn stronger; No. 2, cash, 36ac bid
Decembet, Bic bid; May, 35tc. Oats
nominal, 24ac bid for cash.
ST. LOUIS, No., November o.
Flour quiet and steady; xxx, So 350
2 45; family, 50 25@2 20; choice So 05
as 10; fancy, So 1908 so; extra fan
cy, W 55(93 80; patents, So 95(a4 35. |
Wheat active, irregular and uusettled.
The market opened firm and ac higher.
but fell off rapidly on the Announce.
ment of an increase in the visible sup.
ply OF 1,22S,000 bushels, and sid ~ |
lower; later prices recovered some Of |
The loss and closed firm, B03c lower |
than Saturday; No. 2 red, cash, 76l0 |
76sc; December, 763@77ic, closing at |
re, nominal; January, 7Sl@7sJc. |
closing at 78se bid May, 848G 85{e'
closing at S5c sfked. Corn dnIi int
firm and b6tC higher; No. Q mixed
cash, 34GS4fo; November, 3Ac: De,
1ember, SAGE bid; Janusry. 95635Ic
closing at 3i@35bc; May, ash y 38Sc
closing at 3S3c. Oats dull bnt steady:
No. 2, mixed, cash, 28Ic bid; Decem,
per, 26tc bid; May, 3Osc bid. rive
steady at bic. Barley very dull at 50
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER Butterins, 18@CGj4c
creamery, 300 SOC; dairJ, lsu6 G
country butter, 15@25c.
HOG PRoDUCTs pork E10
sugar cured hams, 103910ac; hr- las
bacon, S3@9Ac; clear rib sd bacon
73c; bacon sh ulies, 767sc; bul,
pork clear sides, GO eleal 'ib sides
6fo; 20 days meat, &c; saou ers, 5lc
long clear, &c.
LARD-'Gercea, 6B0G3c; hplf-ba,Tel
and Kegs, 68@63c; choi, e kettle, 7sG
FRESH MEATS Beef, f.r quarters
dose; mutton, 1905; hind quarters
OF beef, 4@6c; hogs, 6@7c.
PoULTRY-Chickens dull, spring
Sl92 30; old hens, 50 so Turkeys
$S9l2. Geese, $3@4 Ducks, So;
dressed chickens, So SO per dczsn
dressed turkeys, 10@12c per pound.
GAME-Quaile, per d b., 81 so. eour-
rels, 81. Ducks, wild, 81 25(12. Vsui-
son, whole, 5@6ac; uadlles. 91t6c.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, S56ge: New
York factory, 73@Sc full cream l2ac; ;
Young America, 13c.
PICS FEET. Barrels, So % half bar.
barrels, $4 20; kegs, 81 %.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 22-- Pro.
Visions very dull but generally easier.
Pork firm at so G740l1 Lard easy at
10 $500 oT9. Dunk meat easier:
lcose lots-long clear, SIS Al; short
ribs, SIS 60; shore clear, IS 75 boxed
lots--Iong clear, SIS 50 SHIRT ribs,
IS co. short clear, SIS 70. Bacon
easier; long clear, So rs; ebert rbs,
So So short clear, 81 10 Hams firm
at 94M1l4c. Batter quiet bu steady;
creamery, 24@27c; dairy, l5@ 25c.
Eggs easier at lS4@l9,,
CHICAGO, ILL, November 22.--Pro-
visions were lightly dealt in, prices
ruling a shade easier, and cosing
steady. Cash quotations wer as fol.
lows: Mess pork, 50 so; arl, SIS 90;
short rib sides, loose, So 2tCD5 SO;
dry salted shoulders, boxei, IS Id
@5 20; short clear sides, boxed,
So 6O(95 65. The leading futures
ranged as iollowe: Pork Novem.
Der opened at SO as, highe.t So 4I5,
lowest SO 40, closing at 50 Az; |
December opened at 50 As highest |
So 479, lowest So As, closing So An;
January opened at $40 07s highest
$40 10, lowest $40 073, citslng at
$40 073; February opened $40 Is,
highest $40 20, lowest $40 IS closing
at $40 10. Lard-Novembsr opened |
at S. 80, hiyhest S. 90, lowest S. 30, |
closing at SIS 90; Decen Ger opened |
at So 80, highest SIS 80 lowe S. 90,
Ilosing at IS 90; January opened
at IS So, highest SIS 95, lowe-t rs 95,
closing at S. 95; Februa o1eued at
So OH, highest So O28, lowe { SO O24,
closing at So 023. Short RIBS January
opened at IS Is, highest rs 10, low /
est So 10, closing at So 10 yebrusry
opened at SIS 20, highest! SIS 20, lowest
S5 Is, closing at S. Is. "a he Pro-
JUICE Exchange butter was quiet and
steady; good to extra creamery, 20@
973c; ordinary to good CT I'm ~, ITO
I9c; ordinary to fine dairy, 6(925e;
packing stock, 9@l2c, Eggs, rssh, 81
922c.
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
HONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE SELLING AT PAR,
Cotton Firm - MlddliHg, S 5.se-
Sales Yesterday, 400
Bales

The demand for money is pyelty &C
I'VE at per cent. Finances are some
what frightened by the inability O
transportation lines to move cotton
away in sufficient quantities. LEGAL &C.
curltles firm and steady. The cotton
market YVES firm; middling, SIC
Sales, ..2400 bales. At New York, spotf
easy; middliDg, 9 3.I6c. Futures easy
and to 9 points lower; November,
90l@9.02c.
A leading New York cotton circular
says OF the speculative market: "With
the exception of lew temporary and
moderate checks in fill ng odd buying
orders, the market steadily tended
downward, carrying the cost off s to 9
points and closing easy at inside
figures"
At New Orleans spots were steady
middling, 5 II Ice. Futures verv
steady and to s points lower; No.
vember nominal.
At Liverpool spots were UNCHANGED
firm, fair demand; middlinQ, 5 3.16d
Futures barely steady; November
December, s 4-64d.
The general market presents a
steady feeling,
IMPORTS.
Two hundred and forty-seyen brIs
apples, 720 SKIS bran, 10 brls beans
and peas, 63 pkgs butter, 1895 rls hao-
gine, 1873 pkgs bacon, Psi pkgs boots
ard shoes, 1896 bu corn, 1871 pkes
cheese, 1854 SKIS coffee, 90 cars cotton
seed, 7702 sks cotton seed, 1874 balls
cotton ties, SO pkgs dry goods, 20 pkgs
eggs, ll05 0rs -four, 424 bales hay, 5
pigs hats, l0S I'D hogs, rs nd cattle 5 |
nd horses and mules, 1876 pkps lard, |
As, 500 it lumber, rs pkes LIQUORS Is |
brls meal, 1870 brs molssses, $40 kegs
nails, 1000 bu oats, 1855 br!s onions, |
DAB brls potatoes, II cars pork sides.
b hhds and 6lS brls sugar, 1874 pkgs |
tobacco and II brs rice.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of
grain received, Withdrawn and in
store by regular elevators, as reported |
to the Meychants' Exchange yester.
day: Wheat-in store, 1O45 bu. Corn
re ceived, 1865 bu; withdrawn. 8SS
bu; in store, 6l93 bu. Oats-received.
1917 bu; withdrawn, 6033 bu; in store,
236,26l bu.
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SUGAR : Pure white, so 81; of
white, 5B@55G; yellow lrlf ID, $40
5ac; open kettle, none; re ned A,
6G16sc; 9ranulated, 6366lc. -
CoFFEE-Common, llJl91s 3; ordi-
nary, 123@13c; prime Rio, l}i@14c;
choice to fancy, 14@l5c old govern
ment, 24@25c. n
SoAP-3@5ac per pound. H
OANDIEs-Sticks, all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 73@91C.
SALT-$l 20 per barrel; sacks, fine,
VI 3691 40; coaree, 81 1091 Is pock-
cts, bleached, 2a(97c; carloads from
levee or depot, &c cheaper.
CANNED GOODS, ETo.-Prces per
dozen: Pineapples, 81 2j@1 30;
peaches, 2-lb, standard, 81 159l rs; sec
onds, $1@1 10; tomatoes, 2-Ib stand
ard, 9Or@$l; BIB, $l@l Is; ttrawber-
ries, 81 1901 25; raspberries, 81 100
%; blackberries, $l@l 10; green
cages, ST. 60(91 70; pears, SEA
2 25; plums, 81 COOL 20; asparagus,
So 1904; green corn, l@t IS; green
peas, 81 5591 IS; cove oysters, full
full weight, 2-Ib, s '6OS1 so; cove
oysters, light weight, lib, 6Oc; cove
oysters, light weight, 2.lb, 81; con-
densed milk-Orown, s. 5O@5 rs;
Eagle, 81 50@7 IS; Daisy, 81 70.
NoLAssEs - Louisiana, common to
fair, l8@25c; prime to choice, new, as
@5Oc; syrup, 20@40c; common to
fair, 20@25ei prime to choice, 2S@30c;
centrifugal, fancy, 30@95o.
coo-Common, ll-inch, 273@
Csc; other grades aud STYLES, 35@85c.
Snuff - CARROTS, $40 So per case
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
mOVEMENTs Avn TTpIryrr

Arrivdls james Lee, Frisr, Point
f. w. O1le, Osceola; viii S. Haya
Arkansas City; Arkansas Civ 81
Louis; Chesapeake, Tptonville. Chick.
assw, White river; T. f. Eckert, El.
mot; Rene Macready, st. Francis
river.
Departures. Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; James Lee, Friars Point; E w.
Cole, Oiceola; Arkansas City, Vieks.
burg; chesapeake, Tiptonvilie.
Boats IA Port Will S. Hays. Rama
Macready, Chickasaw, 4. +. Eckert
Boats Due Qp.- City Of Caho, Hud.
son, Gayoso, r L. Cobb.
Boats Due DOlm-Bele Mempbis
Receipts Yesterday.
Chesapeake-1F0 bales cotton. AZ
bags seed cotton, 1912 SKIS cotton seed,
lS2 SKIS corn and 55 pkgs sunirics.
Il. W. Cole SSS bales cotton, l72
bags seed cotton, 1917 SKIS cotton seed
and So pkgs sundries.
James L9e--676 bales cotton, las
bags seed cotton, 1914 sks cotton seed
and 80 pkgs sundries.
Chickasaw-l32l bales cotton and
81 pkgs sundries.
Rene Macready--2ll bales cotton,
SO bags seed Cott)n, 537 SKIS cotton
seed and z pkgs sundries.
Will ). Hays-i45G bales of cotton,
IL bags seed cotton and 42il axis cot.
ton seed.
Arkansas CiE-l0O tons miscellane.
Gus freight
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COTTON sEED prophets,

In car load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil new, 274@2Sc; off crude cotton
seed oil, old, :; prime summer yellow
cotton seed oil, 33@34c; off summer
yellow cotton seed oil, -; min
ers, summer yellow cotton seed oil,
32(933c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, 35@36c; choice cooking yell
low cotton seed oil, $50; prime cotton
seed meal, $14 so; off cotton seed
meal, none. Cotton seed delivered at
depot or levee, SO per ton from wagon
at mills, SO per ton.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, November D.
Arrived: Helena, Memphis.


Arrived; Helena, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, IND, November o.
Noon-River rising, with 0 feel on Che
gauge. Misunderstanding.
PlTTsBuRs, PA, November o.. Noon
River feet on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, ILL, November 22.-Noon-
ri yer feet 8 inches ON the gauge and
rising. Weather cool and raining. No
arrivals or departures of regular pack
cts.
WHEELING, w. Va, November o.
Noon-River 10 feet on the gauge and
falling, Weather cloudy and pleasant.
Departed; 4. A. Speed and James
Brown and tows, 8 am.
LoUlsvILLE, KY, November o.
Noon-River about stationary, with 7
ieet in inches The cansl and 5 ftet2
inches m the islls. Weather -driz.
cling rain. Business dull.
CINCINNATI, o November % Noon
River IL feet Q inches on the gauge
and rising. Weather---light rain Their
mometer 52o. The Pittsburg coal fleet
report passing Point Pleasant this
morning,
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GENERAL NEWS.

&hbbbls
VERY warm,
LIGHT rains.
BUSINESS good.
RIVER still risiug
WHITE RIVER is rising.
PACKETS in and out on time.
PLENTY of cotton on the levee.
THE Mississippi is stationary at 81
Louis.
THE Arkansas river is rising at Lit
tie Rock.
FoUR boats announced TO leave thi
evening,
THE Ohio river rose / foot and
tenths yesterday at Cairo.
Mr.. @. A, BURR, well known in thii
city, is bill clerk on the James Lee.
DEPUTY WHARFMAsTER JAMES CARI
is improving aud will be out in day
or 80.
THE Belle Memphis will be down
this morning on her way 10 Yicks.
burg,
THE City OF Baton Rouge will be
down tomorrow evening, on her way
to New Orleans.
The James Lee for the lower, and
L. W. Cole for the upper coasts, left
with good trips.
THE Chesapeake, from Tiptonville,
brought 2236 packages, and went back
last night with fair trip.
THE Cumberland river is rising
rapidly at Nashville, while the Ten
nessee river is falling at Chattanooga.
DURING the "A hours ending at noon
yesterday, the river rose 4 tenths of a
foot, the gauge reaching A feet and 8
tenihs.
THE repairs to the Coahoms are
progressing rapidly, and she will be
ready to resume her trips to Olceola
in about ten days.
GAIT. NAMES RICE, mate of the
steamer ChiCkaBaw, is under the
weather this trip. The chills are
worrying the old veteran
AMOS DAY, second clerk of the Will
S. Hays, is discharging that steamers
cargo below Union street. On Thurs
day he will go on the Kate Adams as
second clerk.
THE Kate Adams, which has been
laid up for several weeks, resumed her
trips to Arkansas City yesterday even
ing. She had good showing Of both
freight and people.
THE Desoto, Capt. John s. Jonep,
left Cincinnati Saturday evening for
this port and will STRIVE here in time
to leave Friday evening for Cincin-
natl. O. B. Russell is her agent.
A DISPATCH received yesterday after
noon from Arkansas City by Capt AID
Storm states that the City of Cairo
would arrive here in time to leave at
7 o'clock this morning for ST. Louis.
THE Hudson was expected to arrive
from Vicksburg at midnight and will
leave for ST. Louis OF an early hour
this morning. She will add here GA
bales of cotton for reshipment East at
Cairo.
The Will S. Hays arrived Sunday
night from Arkansas City with l450
bales OF cotton and 4244 sacks OF cot
ton seed. She is unloading below
Union street and when her cargo is
all out she will go TO bank. J
The Chickasaw, from White river,
1850 bales OF cotton to this
port, and reshipped 20 bales at Ter.
rene for New Orleans. Her officers
report feet from Augusta to the
but as the river ia rising they
will have about feet of water this
trip. The Chickasaw returns to White
river this evening.
THE wrecking boat T. F. Eckert ar
rived yesterday afternoon towing the
sternwheel steamer Sentinel and her
two barges. The Sentinel sunk at
Elmot about three weeks ago, and was
raised yesterday by the Eckert. The
boat will be placed on the docks here
and be repaired. The ECkert is lying
At the foot Of Adams street, and will
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PETROLRUM MARNpT.

COAL Ou-Prime white, Wholesale
lotp, 9i@lOo per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., November 22.-Pe
troleum-e. W, l100, 7tc.
PITTsBURe, PA, November 22.-Pe-
troleum active, frmer and higher; Ma.
tional Transit certificates opened at
74sc, and closed at 773c; highest, 77jc
lowest, 74c.
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LIVE RIOnu

GRASS CATTLE-Choice, Sc; good, "a
@23c; iair to medium, 292Ic; seal.
lawags, 1t@2c.
HOES { 7oice, 4a43c; good, DC;
common, 81
SHEEP-ChoiCe, 4c medium, 3@35c ;
common, --. Choice lambs, per
pound, 4ac,
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SKINS ANn FI1RS

Deer skins, 1so; bear, $l@7; mink,
l5@4Oo; coon, hunter handled, 15@
60c; country handled, 15d SOC; other,
$l96; beaver, 50c@$7; wild cat, Is
@25c; fox, i5@75c; musk rat, Toe !;
opossum, l0c; wolf, 50c(6$2; skunk,
l6@76c; psnthers, 50c(d 81.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS. ETC.

WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 50@5 redistilled goods from
85c to 81 so, according to proof; rye,
81 1905.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 22,-Whis-
ky, 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, November 22.-Whis-
ky steady, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., November o.
Whisky steady; sales OF OF barrels of
finished goods on basis Of 81 Is.
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COTTON MARK TS,

The local cotton market opened finn,
and closed firm middlipg, SIC, Sales
24OO bales, including 100 Saturday !:
1900 to exporters and 500 10 epinpers,
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
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Bury greaJe wool, unwashed, 13@
lSo; clear erase wool, 23@26o; bury
washed, 2393Oc; tub washed, 33@S7c.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nav amber 22 Wool
quiet; medium clothing, 21a(926c;
combing, 25@25ic low and coarse, ii
@22c; fine light, l9@24c; heavy, IS
@20c; black, 17@23c.
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WIDAA AND TALLnW.

Hides Dry flint, No 1, lec; No. .,
l29c; dry sailed, l0!@l23c; green
galted, No. !, Sic; No. 2, 7lc. Sheep
skins, l5c@$l. Beaswax, zoe. Tallow,
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STEAMBOATS,.
Special NotIoo

Memphis and White River Packet o. Far
Clarendon, Dovalls Bl1G, DesArc, Angus.
"a, soarGy,, Newport Jack ,ousOrt, b ties.
Xiile' and all way laniinRs-stcamer
~ ~ I "a ~ q " i. 2. Postal master,
For ireisht or passage apply nj No. 4 End'
Ialephone No. so. - "SO"''
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New York futures opened barely
steady and closed easysnd 7 to points
lower than yesterday. Sales, SO 500
bales; The closing quotations we're
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TAGGING and TTra rTn-

BAeeNa-Jute, 2 lbs, SIC; Il lbs,
73e; IL lbs, &c. Flax, 8 lbs, 9lc.
TTEs-Sl 05(ilI 10.
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sEEDs-Clover, $5Ca5 25 per bushel
orchard erase, 81 50@1 go; herds.
grass, 500 Coo; rye, 65970c per bu.
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MALTA.
AGRIOulInRAL anrna-

NAILs-Iron, So 25@2 80; steel, So 40
az As.
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JOHN IL. NORTON
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
"a Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Money in pretty active demand at S
per cent. The Clearing House report
is as follows:
CLEARINGS.
Monday, November 22d, $445.-
~ "a; same time last week, 1856
pa 80; corresponding time in 1885.
$315,26S %; corresponding time in
1884, S339,3l7 IS.
BALANCES.
Monday, November 22d, S44-
455 "a same time last week, Sl24-
138 ~ corresponding time in 1885.
$38 6Sl II; corresponding time in
1854, $40, 429 SO.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, /
discount buying, par selling; New Eng.
land demand, t discount buying; New
England sight, J discount; New Or.
RANT gT0rRc
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49, Daily QnGIhT1Onh Of Cotton
OIL TRUSTS and New York Elk.
change Stocks are open 10 those
tn1ArRRdal nr .u,u aR4nn
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUEsDAY NOVEMBER % 1863

closed easy; middling, 9 3-I6c. Sales.
PAS bales. Quotations we're as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23

Shelby Co. wsrrapte.. 81 bid, 98 asked
M. q Q. R. R. shares. 80 Did, -. asked
M. d 4. r. R. shares. .45 bid, so asked
M. d Q. consols, 7e.....119 bid, =. asked
M. q L. X. LIST m. 8s..105 bid, -. ssked
Miss. x T.R,R. cs. A. .. Ill bid, 1l3 asked
Miss. & I. R.R. cs.B.. 10l4 bid, 1903 asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. Dr.. 80 bid, 90 asked
Tenn. wts. ser. E to J..83 bid, 85 asked
Shelby %. 6s.........108 bid, ITO asked
Tax. Diet. 4, 6s. ...,..973 bid, 98A asked
Tax. Dist. 6s......... 1044 bid, 1861 ASKED
Mem. Gas bonds. ......104 bid, -. asked
Mem. Water bonds. ...97 bid, =. asked
Hanauer Oil Works.. bid 65 asked
Am. Cot. Oil trusts. 1854 bid, GA asked
Pioneer Cotton Mills. .25 bid, 80 asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Co.. ..1S0 bid, :. asked
Mem. Gas stock ........75 bid, so asked
New YORK, November 22-Money
ON call active at $500 per cent, closed
at 5@6 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4@5. Sterling Exchange quiet
but steady at 4S11 for go day bills, and
4S4 for demand.
Bonds-Government bonds were
dull and strong. State bonds dull and
steady.
Stocks-Stocks were active and
generally firm, but the dividend pay.
ing stocks were dull and sluggish, |
while the specialties showed the same |
unusual strength prevalent OF late,
Richmond and West Point, after a |
period of activity in the morning,
winch was attended with considerable
excitement, became quiet until the
last hour, when it made a sharp ad-
vance. Reading was the grea! feature
OF the DAY, upon enormous trading.
a rumor was circuiated that the Penn
sylvania railroad interests were the
principal purchaser of the stock,
Erie was very active and moderately
strong, upon considerable buying bv
foreign houses. The largest business
OF the day, outside OF Reading, was
done in Texas Pacific trust certificates.
which was due, it is stated, to large buv.
ing orders by ltoreign syndicats,
Among the speCialties the East Ten
nessee and Memphis and Charleston
were conspicuously strong and active
upon rumors Of a proposed combina-
ton between several Southern roads,
and by stories OF buying by infuen-
TIA parties. Other low priced stocks
houceaole for activity and strength
were ONO and Mississippi, Ontario
and Western and Chicago, st. Louis
ana Plttsburg. The opening was ir-
regular but generally firm. Changes
from Saturdays final prices ranged
rom tC9s The generally active
stocks were rather weak and ievelish
but the strength in the specialties raj
led the list and noon fRuri were not,
materially different from the onening'
mere was little change throughout
he afternoon and closing figures show
regular changes of small fractions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23

The New Orleans future market
opened barely steady, and closed very
steady and 6 to points lower. Sales,
SLIGO bales. Quotations were as fol.
lows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23

The NewOrleans spot market opened
quiet, and closed steady; middling,
8 ll-l6c. Sales, 1900 bales. Quota,
tons were as f1llows.