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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
GEN HsKAL NEWS

BUSINESS fair.
WEATHER cloudy and warm, with
light rains last night.
THE river here is on stand. with
4 feet | tenth OH the gauge.
THE Coahoms was the only boat at
the landing last evening at dark.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, us
bales of cotton, l43 bays OF seed cotton
and 576l sacks Of seed.
THE Rene Macteadv arrived yester-
day morning from Helena with III
bales OF cotton, SO bags of seed cotton
aad 1889 sacks of seed, aud returned
again last evening.
THE T.. w. Cole arrived yef terday at
nom from 0aCoOla with 40S bales OF
cotton, 81 bags Of seed cotton and
1893 sRckl of seed, ana returned again
last evening With fair TIP.
Nick PENNINGToN, Of Cairo, bas
been appointed General western
freight aud passenger nyent of the
Florida R,iway aud Navigation Com
many, win headquarters at Lcuiaville,
Ky.
The big Helena, Capt. All GIiBsom,
arrived at New Orleans "wednesday
from this place with 474S bales OF cot.
t,n and 4tSl sacks Of seed, and eft
Now Orleans TAuriday evening for
this port,
Two new river stations will soon be
established in this vicinity for the
United States signal service, one at
Eddyville, Ky, on the Cumberland,
and one al Columbia, Tenn, on the
Duck river.
THE Chesapeake arrived yesterday
morning from Tiptonville with 100
bales of cotton, 10 begs Of seed cotton,
243S sacks of seed, 10 head Of hogs, IS
sacks Of corn and % packages OF sun
dries, and cleared sgain last evening
and will DO back in time to leave sgain
Monday evening.
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EnTUAE MNYEMENTs.

TnE Lae Lines packets Monday
evenir g ara James Lee for Ffiars Point
and f.. W. Cole for 0sceols.
THE Alberta No. 8, Capt. A. B.
Smith, is TIVE packet this evening at
o'clock for White river. II. @. Will
son is in her office.
THE Anchor l. ne packets tomorrow
are the Arkansas City for Vlcksburg
ut 10 o'clock am. and the CITY Of
Cijo a. o'clock p. n. for St Louis.
Tue Joe Peters, Capt. Il. b. Smith,
ia the packet Tuesday evening at 3
O'Clock { r all points on Arkansas
river Chaa. MuEseluan has charge
OF her office.
THE Chesapeake, Capt. w. P. Hall,
is the packet Monday evening at S
O'Clock for Hlles Point IittlnyiIle
and all way landings. Col. J, d FG,ler
10 in her off e.
THE James L9c, Capt Thos. Clag,
gstt, is tho packet this evening at
/ o'clock Tor Helena, FrNrs Point and
all way landi, SIS. WIZ Ashford ia in
her office.
THE Gayoso, Capt. A, L Cummins,
ia tina packet tnie evening at 8
o'clock for Concoriia and all way
points. Lew Price and Gus Cum
Minis are her clerks.
TIE WIN s. Hays, Capt. Mark K.
Cheek, in place of the Kate Adams. is
the United States mail packet Monday
evening at O'Clock for Helena, Ar
kansas City aud all way landings, W.
@. Blank or has charge Of her o office.
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Clear tub washed, 31@38c; grease
wool, 23@26c; bury wool, l3@l8c.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, November 8. -
Wool ma ket quiet out unchanged
medium clothing, 200 61c; combing
25@251c; low and coarse. 14Cd 22c fine
light, 2O@24c; heavy, l692lc; black
17(924c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November g.
Wool quiet, prices steady; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western medi.
nm, $50 SOC; tubwashed, choice, Asa
44c; medium unwashed, combing and
deIaine, 3l@32c.
BosToN, MASS, November 5.-Wool
Quiet brit fl IN for desirable grades;
Ohio and Pennsylvania X, 344@35c
Xxx, 36937e; XXX ard NJ. /, 37938c
Michigan feeces, 33l@34c; for X
SIC for No. / ; Teir.t,Iy woods, 25@37c
for Medium
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LOTION nEED PRODuuTs.

In car load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil, new, 274@2Sc of crude cotton
seed oil, old, -; prime summer yellow
cotton seed oil, 33@35c; off summer
yellow cotton seed oil, =; miu-
ers' summer yellow cotton seed oil,
32@34c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, 36c; choice cooking yellow
cotton seed oil, 96c; prime cotton
seed meal, $l4 50@l4 70 off cotton eeed
meal, none. Cotton seed delivered st
dep, or levee, 80 per ton; from wagon
at mills, SO per ton.
Nav ORLEANS, La, November g.
Cotton seed products dull; prime
crude oil, Csc; summer yellow, 33@35
cake and meal, $40 50(920.
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER Butterine, 1901 4c;
creamery, 3O@35e; dairy, l8@22ci
country butter, 16@1Sc.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Mess pork, 30;
sugar cured hams, 1O3@1O3c; breakfast
bacon, S3@9lc; clear rib sides bacon,
7!c; bacon shoulders, 797tc; bulk
pork clear sides, 63@GBc; clear rib
sides, 6B@6!c; shoulders, 5s@53c;
long clear, 6ala 6Sc.
LARD-Tiercee, Ole; half-barrels and
kegs, 61c; choice kettle, 7lGA74c.
FRESH MEATS No. l beet, &c; NUT
ton, &c; hind quarters Of beef, SIC;
lambs, 10c.
PoULTRY-Chickens, spring, 81 SO
25; old hens,$2 25@2 80 Turkeys, S.
OLE. Geese, $3@4 Ducks, SO.
GAME Quails, per dcz., $40 SPUR
rels, 81. Ducks, wild, 81 5092 80.
Venison, whole, 53@6!c; saddles, 90
l0c.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, 5000; New
York factory, &c; full cream, l24C;
Young America, 13c.
Pics FEET. IS 30; half bar.
barrels, 81; kegs, 81 25.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, November Pork
higher, 50 S73. Lard higher, S. 90@
as Co. Brlk meats-loose lots, long
clear and short ribs, Sc short lear,
So 80; boxed lo,s-long clear, 500
6 %; short ribs, SO 30(G6 373 short
clesr, So 50G6 624. Bacou-oug clear,
81 2097 c5; short ribs, 81 20C97 %;
short clear, 81 374@7 40, Hams
steady, 93@11lc. Butter steady;
cream'ry, 24@25c; dairy, l2@20c.
Eggs higher at l63c.
CHICAGO, ILL, Novem Der 5-Pro.
visions were little stronger early in
the day, but pork and lard fell back
and closed at about yesterdays fig
ures. Ca h quotations we're as fol-
lows: Mess pork, 50 80; lard, So;
short rib sides, loose, S. 5O(95 rs; dry
sailed shou deTs, boxed, s. l0@$5 20;
short clear sidee, boxed, So 05(96 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Pofk-November opened at so 40,
highest SO 40, lowest So So, closing at
50 80; December opened az 50 40,
highest SO 40, lowesti 50 50, closing az
50 80; Janusry opened NJ $40 %,
higheet $40 35, lowest $40 Ia, closing
vt $40 III. Lard-November opened
at IS 974, highest }5 92l lowest IS %,
closing at S. 80; December opened at
So, highest So lowest S. g7!, clos ng at
S. 974 January opened 81 IS 05, high
est So Oh, lowest So O., closing at
SO 05. Short ribs --Jauua Y opened at
SO 80 highest IS 80, lowest s. rs,
clos ng at s. %; February opened at
S. 32i, h CHEST So 32I, lowest s. %,
clos ng at So 25 On toe Produces Elk
change today butter ruled irmer;
good to extra creamery, 21@263, fair
10 good creamery, l6@l9cj choice to
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE SELLING AT PAR.
Cotton Easy - Middling, 8 7.16e-
Sales Yesterday, 500
Bales.

Money rules in strong demand at s
per cent. Local securities are active
and hardening. Shelby county war
rants are in good demand at 97@9Sc.
In American oil trusts there is some
trading, the price, however, being
regulated by the New York quotG-
tions. which ranged yesterday from
55@56c.
The local cotton market continues
easy, and factors show eagsrness to
sell at ruling figures; middliDg is
quo'ed at 8 7-l6c, but buyers find no
trouble in shading that figure. The
sales yesterday were again heavy,
s100 bales.
At New York spots closed quiet /;
middling, 9sc. Futures steady and l
to 8 points lower than Thursday.
A leading New York cotton circular
says of the speculative market; con
the fairly steady Liverpool accounts
there was an attempt at steadiness
early in the day, but it did not hold,
and at the close rates were 2 points I'M
der last evening, with slow tone pre-
vailing."
At Liverpool spots were steady, with
fair demand; middling, SD. Futures
steady; November, 4 62-621.
The general market is devoid Of
feature.
IMPORTs.
Fifty brls apples, 1876 brls bans and
peas, SO pkgs butter, 1899 rls begging,
$50 pk0s BIC n, 262 pkRs boots and
shoes, 25 pkgs cheese, AZ SKIS coffee,
80 cars cotton seed, 1924 sks cotton
seed, 2 pkgs eggs, "a brls flour, 526
bales hay, pkRs hats, 80 nd hogs, 80
nd sheep, AZ nd cattle, n nd horses
and mulee, 294 pigs lard, 14,C00 it
lumber, 2 pk0s liquors, IL brls
molasses, 2i5 brls potatoes, 3O5 brls
sugar.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, withdrawn and in store
by regu ar elevators, as reported to the
Merchants Exchange yesterday:
Wheat-none received or Withdrawn (;
in store, 1045 bu. Corn-re ceived,
none; withdrawn, 294 bu; in store,
8l6S bu. Oats-received, 1898 bu ;
withdrawn, 43l9 bu; in store, 1879, 1858
bu.
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Memphis& White River Pkt.CO
Nou.Resident No,iee.
No. 5s2o-Ip the Chanoory Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn. State OF Tennessee VS..

No. 5s20-In the Chanoory Court OF shelby
County, Tonn.-State OF Tennessee vs..
n appearing from hill which is sworn to In
this cause that the defendants, Harriet r..
Smith, Ellen Nooe, Louise Nooe, James Mu-
milan. are nOn.residents OF tho State Of Ton
nessee and II appearing from the return Of
the Sheriff that Michael MAher and Nellie
smith arc not to bo found in his county;
II is therefore ordered, That they mako
THAR appearancc herein, MT the courthouse
NJ sbeibv county, In Memphs, Tenn, or or
befors tic frst Monday In December, lSs6,
and plead, answer or demur 70 comp'ein-
ants bill, or tho same, Will be taken tor
cor feggod as 10 them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
iished once Woe, for four 81 cosslve
weeks, 10 the Ms@phiss appeal lni' 18th
S, / MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. b. Caldwell, Deputy @, and N.
Eli. &c. W. Heiskell, Solicitors for COM
plainant. III
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Arrivals -Ch'slpeake, Tiptonville,
+ W. Cole, O.ceola; Rene Mscready,
Helens.
Departures. - Chesapeake, Tpton-
vile; E. w. Cole, O.ceo.a; Rene
Mscready, Helena.
Boat in Port - Coahoma,
Boat Due Doivn Belle Memphis.
Boats Due Up.-Jamea Lee, Gayoso,
D. r. Powell and Alberta No. 3.
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Decrease in receipts this year. ...5} ,02S
At noon: Liverpool spots were
steady; fair demand, Sales. 10,O0r
bales, of which American 5000 bales
Receipts, 1900 bales; American,
1900 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows
Ordinary, AID; good ordinary, 43d
low middliDg, 4 l5.16d; good mid
ding, SID; middling uplaGds, sgd
middling Orlcane, 5-l6d.
THE prices are giuen in pence and G4ths
thus: SO means A 63-64d; and OF
means 1,64d
At noon: Liverpool futures were
firm; November, A Gid; November D..
cember, SD; December-January
4 5Sd; January February, A 5Sd Feb
ruar y-March, 500; March-April,
4 Cid; April-Msy, 5l94 esd; May
June, -; Jupe'July, 5 O4d.
At2p.m.: Liverpool futures were
stes dy; November 62d sellers
November-D December, A sod, sellers
Dscember-Jsndary, 58d, value
Jahuary-Febfuafy, 4 58d, value
February March, A sod, buyer rs
March-Apiil, cid, buyers; April
May, Sd, sellers; May-June, 3 ODD,
value: June.July, 5 ODD, sellers.
At SPIN: Liverpool futures were
steady; November, cd, sellers; No.
vember December, 4 sod, sellers; De-
cember-J anuary, 58d, buyers; jan
uary-FebruaIy, 4 Esd, buyers; Febru-
ary-March, 4 SOD, buy ers; March
April, ed, sellers; April-May, 3D.,
sellers; May. June, ODD, buyers; June
July, 5051, sellers.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS
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UINUINNATl, o., NOvemoor b.-N0oh.
River feet 0inches on the gauge and
rising. Weather clear and warmer.
WHEELING, w. VA, November A.
Noon-River 2 feet on the gauge and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant,
PIrrsBURs, Pa, November 4.-Noon
River 5 feet 5 inches on the gauge
and stationary. Weather c'esr and
pleasant
LOUISVILLE, KY. November i.-Nightt
River feet 0 inches in the canal and
7 inches on the falls and stationary;
Business good. Weather clear ana
pleasant A dspaicb from GTatE re-
potts rise of 10 inches in Kentucky
river.
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Reeeints Yesterday

Chesapeske-l9B bales cotton, l6
bags seed Cofo1, 2i3S sks seed, l6 nd
hogs,55 SKIS corn and % pkgs sundries.
Rene Macr5 ady-l7l bales cotton,
SO htg' seed cotton, 1889 sks seed and
pkgs sundries.
+ w. Cole--40S bales cotton, Of
bags seed cotton ard 1884 SKIS seed.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

New YORK, November 5. - The
demand was light, as were the salea,
but through forwardinga on orders a
good volume OF salea was reached.
The tone OF the market was strong
and stocks more nominal than pre-
viously.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BsEADsFUFFs.

CoRNMEAL- STANDARD, 50 2O92 % ;
pearl, SO 2593 80; roller, 50 45.
HAY-Chocs, from store, zoe; car
load from levee or depot, Si4; prime,
from store, 70-.; cor load from levee
or depot, $l2 50@l3; prairie, from
store, 45c.; car load from levee or
depot, So so.
CoRN-From store, white, Bic ;mixed,
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HIDES AND TALLOW.

HIDES -- Dry flint, 124C116c; dry
salt, l0@l2c green salt, 7t@6lc; green
596c; deer skins, l5@l8c. Beeswax
firm at zoe; tallow, 3C934c.
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

Coal On-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
PrTTsBUBe, PA, November 5.-Pe-
troleum dull and heavy; National
Transit certificates opened at 66bc, and
closed at 653o; highest, 06ic; lowest,
65Bc, .uE.
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JOHN II. NORTOM
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
8 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Money in active demand at per
cent. The Clearing House repolt is
as follows:
CLEARINGs.
Fridsy, November 9th, sos 81 81 ;
thus far this week, $2,0Sl ,702 81 ;
same time last week, $l,736,192 20;
corresponding time in 1885, $l,6J7,-
1858 SO; corresponding time in 1884,
$l,644, 12l 10.
BALANCES.
Fridsy, November 9Th, S100,872 81 A;
thus far this week, $355,64S GO;
smVs lime last week, $4l6,S4l "A;
corresponding time in 1885, $948,-
055 OS; corresponding time in 1884,
$247,319 g..
EXCHANGE,
New York sight On all points, /
discount buying, par selling; New Eng
land demand, discount buying; New
England sight, { discount; New Or
leans, ! discount buying, par selling.
RANK aToCKs
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1--WE NIOCR

NA1s-Iron, 50 25@2 80 steel, 50 4C
az as.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A., |
MEMPHIS, November s, l pm !
Tho following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75' meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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WHISKY, WINEs, LIQUORs, ETC

WHIsKY-Straieht Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 50@5; Tedistilled goods from
Soc to 81 90, according to proof; rye,
81 1906.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 5.-Whis.
ky, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 5.--Whis-
Ky firm, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., November 5.--Whis
Ky active f,m; sales of 1879 barrels
of finished goods on a basis OF 81 10.
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ELEVATOR REPORTS.

nTDaiiy Quotations Of Cotton
OIL Trusts and New York Ex-
change stocks are open 10 those
interested, at my ONCE.
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BAGGING AND TIES, ere.
WOOL.

BAaaINa-Jute. 2 lbs, SIC: II lbs
73c; u lbs, &c. Flax, 8 lbs, 9ac.
TIEs-Sl 05(11 10.
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New York futures opened steady,
and closed steady, and l 10 8 points
lower than Thursday. Sales, SO, 500
bales. The closing quotations were
az followa.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady, and closed steady; middling,
8 7-l6c. Salep, 500 bales; 5000 to ex-
porters and $500 to spinners.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ApPEAL-sATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1885
GROCRRIRk

fine dairy, l5alSc; packing stock, s@
9!e. Eggs, l7i@lsc.
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NEW York, November 5.-Money
on call active at 4@7 pc. can't,
closing at 8 asked. Prime mercantile
paper, 4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange
fairly active and steady at 4SO1 for
sixty days and 4S4 for demand.
Bonds-Governments were dull and
steady for the registered AIS and cou-
pom As. State bonds were dull and
steady.
Stocks-Stocks were more active.
More life was noticeable in the usual
leaders Of specu alton, especially the
Vanderbilts and grsDgers. The latter
were sold by Chicago on the decreased
earnings and the threatening aspect
OF the labor troubles at that point.
The early dealings were rendered ir-
regular by the moderate selling for
London ON account, which was most
noticeable 10 Lase Shore, New York
Central, st. Paul and Reading, though
it was SUI peotel that q large proper
ton OF this selling emanated ffom this
side OF the water. Among the notably
strong stocke, Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and Indianapolis was
bought by insiders, and the story was
circulated that a dividend OF "a
per cent. would b. declared next
month. Consolidated Gas and San
Francisco were all strong, and served
to rally the general market which was
strong, until about 1880 o'clock, but
remained steady 10 finn until the
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N. L.S.& w ptd,o9A.
LONDON, November 5. - Cons OILS,
10l Lilo for money and 101i for the
sccount United States bJnds-4s,
1929; AIS, 1l45.
PARIS, November Three per cent.
rentes, S2f 524c fer the account.
BANK CLRARINGs.
NEw ORLEANS, La, November g.
Clearings of the banks, 81, 943 $50.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, November Bank
clearinge, $2,S20.3l5 balances, $247, :
037.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 5.-Asso-
clated bank clearings today were $l0,-
$4,000.
New YORK, November5.-Rauk clear
ipgs today, $l3i,0l0,992; balances, $4,-
S12,649.
BALTIMORE, ND. November Bank
clearinRs today, $2,707 ,S74; balances,
$i97,6SS.
BosToN, MASS, November 5.-Bank
eleariDgs today, $l4,S7l, 1882; balances,
81 ,344,474.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November g.
Bat k clesrings today, S9,5S6, $50; bal
ances, 81, 34S,024.
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Of cattle the past week were
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING

VIE y N EHN LEANTNU
THIS DAY.
Concordia...,.....GAYoso, Bpm.
White River.........ALBERTA No. 8, SPIN.
Friars Point.........JAMEs LEE, pm.
SUNDAY.
Nicksburg....-......ARKANsAs CITY, 10 am
St. Louis..............CIrY or cAIRo, SPIN.
MONDAY.
Friars Point......-JAuEs LIRE. 8 pm.
Arkansas City......WML S. HAYS, Bpm.
Oscoola ...........".-E. W. COLE, 81 pm.
Tiptonyille".........CHEsAPEAKE, 5 pm.
TUESDAY.
Arkansas River,,.JoS PETERS, SPIN.
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AONoA''''''s'' ''''''''''s'' s''''''''' oiofu
New York spots opened quiet,
and closed quiet; middling, 9sc. sales,
$40 bales. Quotations we're as follows:
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close. Jersey Central end Reading
also attracted considerable attention
for their activity and strength. The
weak spots in the market were the
Trauscontinental stocks, on account
Of the unf4verable outlook for a set
Element. Oregon Tanscoptinentsl
was one OF the features and it was
bought heavily, it was supposed for
the account of Mr.. Willard. The
| opening was weak and declines in the
active list ranged from 4 to {. The
weakness continued for a short time
after the opening. The market soon
rallied, however, and by noon prices
were generally fractions above the
opening. A slight decline was fol-
lowed by another general advance
The movement eliminated about l 80
O'Clock, after which there was little
movement in prices and the market
closed steady to firm, close to
the best of the day. Sales,
34l, 098 SHARES. Richmond and
West Point, 1910 shares; Jersey
Central, S2,l00; Oregon and Trans.
continental, $3.50; Reading, 22,7l0.
The other sctive stocks were New
England, Lake Store, Western Union,
Consolidated Gas, 81. Paul aud Erie.
There are some few declines this even
ing, but they are for FACTIONS only,
while West Point is up Al, New Jersey
Central Il, Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati and Indianapolis "a, Oregon
] and Transcontinental /, and others
fractions. Railroad bonds vera mod
erately active; GALES, 81 ,652,0 Fort
Worth and Denver first contributed
$4,000. Prices were generally firm,
but YIELDED somewhat late in the al
ternoop, and final changes are irregu-
lar. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Consolidated tives rose %, to
1921; Houston and Texss, Waco d.
vision, firsis 2, to 104; the seconds 8,
| to 90; Milwaukee and Northern skies
1918 2, to l04. Burlington and Q lincy
fours of 1921 lost 81, at 921; Rock Isl
snd registered skies 8, at 1856; jersey
Central debentures 4, ct so; Chicago
and West IGdiana genera mortgage Z,
at 109; Lsckawanua sevens OF 1907 80,
at 1863.
The total sales Of stocks today were
BAL O9S shares, including Canada
Southern, 4610; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 400; Delaware
and Hudson, $3.50; Erie, 1880; Kat
sal and Texas, 600; Lake Shors, 49,
900; Louisville and Nashville, 7745 !;
Missouri Pacific, 1915; Northwestern,
6l50; New Jersey Central, 32,l00;
Ohio and Mississippi, 300; Pacific
hail, 1921; Reading, 22,7l0; st. Paul,
1880; Texas Pee fie, 1920; Western
Union, 1880; Ote9ou and Transcon-
tinental, 1890. Closing quotations.:
GovERNMENTs.
U. S. IS, 1905 As, coup, 1855.
AS, coup, 1l5h. Pacific Is of 1896, l26.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06

The New Orleans future market
opened quiet and steady, and closed
quiet and firm. Sales, $4,000 bales.
Quotations were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06

Receipts at ports, this day, $40, 1888
Receipts al ports, this day, 1885, Az, $50
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1886. 1885, 1854,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
MOyEMFNTs Ar THNI,EyrE

Arkansas River. jon PETERS, 5 pm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-11-18
Tho Last Check Of tho coniederacy.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-A special from Dal.
las, Tex, says: Probably the last check
in existence on the Confederate States OF
America was exhibited to-day by Col J,
F. Caldwell, of this city. 1t is for $4,000
drawn on tho Confederate States De-
rository at Columbus by W. NJ Gih-s..
pie, Quartermaster, ip favor OF Colonel
4. Sapdford. It d.oed April IA
1855 FIVE days after Sno surrender OF Lee.
The check was delivered to Colonel Cald-
well. who was the chief clerk of the De-
pository, during the movement from Ala
bama to Georgia before the victorious Fed
eral cavalry. The letter vas delivered in
the woods, and before the news OF Lees
surrender had reached the retreating Con-
federates.n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-11-18
DYNAMITE ON A TRAIN.
FiendIsh Attempt to Blow Up Passenger
Train with Bombs.

PlTTsBuRoH, Nov. 1l.-Upon the arrival
at Dubois, Pa, of the mail train north on
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh rail-
road to-day, the car inspector, while pas
sengers were getting on and OF the cars
at the depot, discovered three dyna.
mite bombs and caps fastened under
the springs OF the rear coach. The
bombs were carefully removed and
there were many pale faces among the pas
sengers when they learned the terrible
fate they had so narrowly escaped. The
train starts from Punxutawney every
morning, and 10 was undoubtedly at that
place that the bombs we're placed under
the springs, as IL makes only short stops
between there and Dubois. 1t Is twenty
miles from the place OF starting, and
how IL was possible for train TO run that
distance over short curves with that
amount Of dynamite and caps under the
springs OF a coach is a mystery Thirty
four persons were in the coach. Suspicion
po nts directly 70 no person as the perpe-
traitor OF the deed. The matter will be
thoroughly Investigated by the railroad
authorities and an effort made TO bring
the criminal TO justice.