davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-02
LETTER LIST.

Following is the list of letters re-
naming in the postoffice, at Salem,
Oregon, Oct. 3, 1888. Parties call
ing for them will please say "ad-
vertisedn
All letters published as monde
livered will be charged with one
cent in addition to the regular
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-02

A, J, Rasey is at all times r,ady
20 attend orders TO take intending
TO the train OF meet them
thcro aud take thom 20 amy part OF
the city. Also rCady 10 attend all
calls night aud day. t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-02
Two Assessment Rolls.

Below is given an abstract Of the
assessors books Of Douglas and
Clackamas counties for 1888:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
BY TELEGRAPH.


NV YonE. Jan. ~ Money ON call oa.y
ht 2's@3 pr cent, last loan NJ D. cluscd a.
2l6i pcr cent
frm, mercantile Taper sci pcr cent
Sterling exchange dull bot steady 40 go
ior sixty day hills aud 49, for demand
Government bonds WpV dull. but firm,
State bonds Wcw steady.
The stock market Nus again very duh 10.
day. though the interruption of business f1r
over half an hour % pusrut The chairman
with git etc, lad something ~ do with
d. bat prices were heavy. aud arr generally
lover this evening The news ~ the DAY
was Ut n miNcl character but tlir general
impression Wns that the Reading strike
looked more threatening. and this factor
o,orppvcrdall the roud news. va the traders
worked all day Tor decline With some sue.
Goes After II o'clock The market came i0 "a
sthndstiii for the Presentation. but when
business was resumed, The dccliuf still con.
tinucd. aud received no check until toward
delivery bour. when slight reaction took
place The decline was renewed before the
close however which was dull and heavy 10
or near the lowest price. ~ the day
lailrund bonds were more quiet today aud
tho business showed falling Of from the
average u The poet week amounting to a.,
3i3Wn with no special activity NJ any point
Doe iIo l..t Prices were lfn in the main.
but several ISSUES are lower Tho total Sale
Of stocks today were 49,, $50 sliaruA Closing
quotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
General News.

NtNss
Business fair.
CLEAR and pleasant.
RIVER falling steadily.
FIVE boats leave today.
HEAVY fog on the river yesterday morning.
Arkansas river is rising rapidly at Fort
Smith.
The Gayoso goes to Tiptonville tomorrow
evening.
THE Rene Macready had fair trip for ST.
Francis river
THE Kate Adams leaves tomorrow evening
for Arkansas City.
TnE Paris c. Brown Is due down on her
way 20 New Orleans
DURING the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday, the river here fell one foot
and two inches.
TnE tug w. A. williams has gone 10
lIatchie river with two barges, which will
be loaded with slaves.
Tnr Eugene turned over her freight TO the
Joe Peters yesterday. The Eugene leaves
here Saturday for Arkansas river.
THE new Mary Houston Is announced 10
! leave here at 10 o'clock this morning for
Cincinnati. Capt Ad Storm Is agent.
TnE James Ice, Capt. Claggctt, leaves this
evening for Helena and friars Point. Vim.
Ashford, Will Darragh and Gus Cummins
are her clerks.
Tm Rosa Ice, Capt Cooper, leaves today
| for 0scoola aud all way points on the upper
coast. WIN. smithcr, Sid Wheeler and
Charley Lcftwich are her clerks.
rnE Joe Peters arrived yesterday morning
| from Arkansas river with 400 bales Of cot.
| ton and 1903 sacks Of cotton seed. She
went back last night with good trip.
TINS Buckeye State, Capt. II. J. vinton,
leaves this evening for Cairo, Evansville,
Louisville. Cincinnati, aud all way landings
| on the Mississippi and Ohio riyois. George
Hcndrickson Is her clerk. =
TnE Chickasaw, Capt Postal, arrived yes.
tcrday from White river with PA bales OF
cotton, 1000 sacks Of cotton seed, a. bales OF
hides, and 2i0 packages Of sundries. She
returns 20 White river this evening.
TnE lost has been found. The steamer
Alabama, which left Mobile on January H.
reached the head Of the passes, after tedious
voyage, and had easy sailing from there "a
New Orleans. She enters the Ouachita riyei
trade.
PAprcAu STANDARD, Nashville has beer
abandoned rs port Of entry, and the sup
plies Of the office there have been transferred
10 Surveyor Cobbs, ~ this port. aud were ~
cciycd by express yesterday. II u highly
probable that the headquarters Of the steam
boat inspectors Of this district, now at Nash
willie, win also he transferred 10 this place
where Il properly belongs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
Groceries.

RrcE-Louisiana, 5lI@6]1ci Carolina, O..
d6Ac; firm.
SucAn-Purc white G7lc; of white, 0Hci
yellow clarified, 0Ah6Aci open kettle %
M5Ac; refined A, CSC; standard graduated,
1%M1 &c; plantation granulated, Hsd'hci
powdered, 7ACSc cut loaf, 19i9sci strong.
CANpIEs-Sdck, all sizes, in bXs pills and
brls, Gl9@0c fancy assorted, 35Ggl0ci firm.
CorFnE--Common, NE; ordinary, lSci
fair, 1sIE@l0c prime Rio, l0RM2Oc choice TO
fancy, 2lm22c old government 2sM30c; dull.
SALr--Saginaw, Sl3j61lI0 per brl; SKIS
fine, Sl35Cgl 40; coarse, Sll0@ll5; pkts
bleachcd, Si25; mixed, brls, $1,000 mixed,
2A@7c.
Scars AND CAEDLEs-Soap, J@bEci can
dies, full weight, sg4@0c.
CHKRsE-Ncw York factory, 0c full cream,
l361i3iGc; Young America Iio.
CANNED GOoDs-Pinc Apples, 81 $50 30.
Peaches, lbs. standard, 1900 lbs, stand
ard, 81 75 seconds, Sl75. Tomatoes, . lbs,
standard, SlmMll0; 3 lbs, standard,
81 250li 80 Strawberries, Sl.G0. Ilasp-
berries. SlO0 Hlackbcrrics, Si.i5Cl. 20.
Green Cages, 81 75dl.S5. Pears, Sl.75Ct2.25.
Plums, Sl.GjGtl75. Asparagus, $2,75di 20.
Green corn, Si.25Gtl.I5. Green peas, $1,000
1.75 Cove oysters, full weight / To-,
500; lbs, SlO1dl.75; light weight, |
III, 00@Gjc, 2 lbs, Sl,0Mnl.l0. Con
dcnsed milk, Crown, $5.75Gl5.s5 Eagle,
$40; Swiss, 1915. Salmon 500. sur
dimes, 1870; mustard sardines, $500. Mack.
orcl, a. 20; herring mackorcl, Sl.2S.
MoLAssEs Louisiana, common 10 fair, %
Gi2bc; prime g. choice, 30d SIC; fancy, $50
Az, common 10 fair, 2O@2tc; prime TO choice,
2jCa 2Sc syrup, 2OCt45c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
N.500t0OO, Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tennessee, Sl.4Oit3.0O, Eastern Ryes, sl.Sieg
GOO, according Il age and make, common
whisky, wcCtll5, according a. proof.
HAGgING-Ota1c.
TIrs-ti.l0@l.l2
suor-Drop, Sl.35; buck, 500.
1EAD-6ikc.
Nnis-iron, t2.iO@2ib; steel, s2.95@e. 10.
PewDr.-Kog' -; half kegs, $40 guar
Tou,coo--Common, 25SSSci other grades,
| aj6aSjc.
sVurT-Garrets. tiO.s5: Ralph's. $40 25.
railroad, 81 p; Gail a Ak, S0O0.
CoAL OIL-Pnme white wholesale lots,
i0lso per gal.
Hlpn-bry flint, No. I, i9c; No. 2, iOc;
dry salicd, 5@lc, green saltcd No. I, G'.@
Gllci No. . Jtgs'.ci green, l@5ci shocpskins,
l5ctnti On
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashcd, 1874
isc, clear grease wool, 23d 30, bury washed
2aSoc; tub washed, SJ@5jc.
BnswaN-ls(d sc.
TAiLow-M3lsc.
Fua AND sEiss-ncer, 90Glic; bear, 81 N
Gt7OO; mink, ijalOc; coon, hunter handled
ibC7N'; country handled, i5dgl; otter
si.OpCd5.O0. beaver, 5ncdki.O0 wild cat, l5Ci
2Sc. fox, l5@1hc; muskmt. iOdiir; opo-
sum, lOCil5c; wolf, bar@s2.Ve skunk, i5C'
/ Zoe. panther. dncCCtiOO
srrbs-Rcd clover, sL75@525 per bu
| timothy. $50 per hu, hsrls, 5OCtt,c PEI
| bu; blue grass, 1873 per bu; orchard
grass, SiIo@i.5o Pcr bui red oats, isC9'
| per bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
NEW YORK.

Spots opened scady and closed quiet mid
ding, 10 il-iGo. Sales, no bales. Quota
tlons were as follows Ordinary, 1916;
good ordinary, 0llc; low middling, 10 Sic;
middling, 10 ll-iOc; good middling, 10 i5-lGci
mijdling fair, II 0-l0c fair. - 3-iGc.
Futures opened steady AMI closed 4 uict, q
follows January, l0.5G@l0.6s February,
lO.5lCtl050. March, iOGi@iOOE April,
iO70@iO5l; May, io70@iO77; June, 1888
@losi; July, ios5@iosi; August, 1888
@I0so September, iO4o@ioIi; October,
IoO7@lO0s; November os2@9a9; Deccm-
Der, i0Oa@l0n3. Sales, ~, 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; middling 9jsc. Sales, 1900 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, sbci
good ordinary, CSC; low middling, 0-iOci
middling, a'sc, good middling, io.c.
FUTURES opened barely steady and closed
quie, and steady, a. follows January, nom
inal; February, 0s5@9sei March. o.ad@
oG; April, loo3ai0Oi; May, i0i4@ioij
June, 10 2l65iO ., July, Io3le,i03j; August
10 2SdIOsG September o.saannoi October
1. 5i@965. November, o 1904, December
si5dats Sales 6l,Oo0 bales.
DAuY REPORT AND INrEmoR MARKET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
MonsehoId suppIlcs.

APPLEs-New York, $30OCD3.75 per bril-
dried apples bCDGc per ID from store.
Dried peaches, 56g7c from store.
FRuIT-Orangcs, $2.50@3 per box. Lem
ons S3.0OCl3,25 per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
VEGrTADLr-Onions, $9Oo6350 per bril-.
$i.25 per bu. Cabbage new Louisiana, $3.50
d3.75. Kraut, brls, $500; half brls, 800.
Garlic, 500 per 100.
RouITRy-Chickens, spring, $2.006t3.OO;
hens, t30O6t32j; turkeys, S6OOlt0.O0;
dressed chickens, 2.50@3.5O; turkeys, l26tl3c
per ID; ducks, $30O@1OO; geese, sL0O@G.Oo
per doz
GAME-Quail, Sl.25 per doz; squirrels,
7bc6iSlO0 per dOz. Ncnison, whole deer,
6610c; saddles, l2Ifc. Wild ducks, 500 per
doz. Rabbits 7jcdtl.O0 per dog. Prai-
rio chickens, A.OOG5.0o per doz Wild tur'
keys, J0d75c.
PIcRLEs-Brls, 81. 30; half brls, 400
Nurs-Cocoanuts $3.50 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 36f
&c; roasted, 2isc higher; shelled, l0c. Pc
cans, Texas 0al2c.
EGos--Stcady at 10000.
RAIsISs-l.ondon layers, 500 layers, 1915
California, t225.
BurTER-Iuttcrinc, i7@lsc; creamery, q
@i0c, dairy, 2Od2ic; country butter l6td20c
CiDEn-New York, $3.50 per brl and $3.50
/ per half brl.
PorAroEs-Firm, selling at tl.25 per bu
8OO@3. % per brl; sweet potatoes, S2.OO@
2.25 per brl.
VINEGAR-Per gal, iOOGl5c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

iogioc. Molasses = Centrifugals easier;
s,src,ly prime, 2oa22c; prime togood prime,
good common, 159lGc; fermenting 4c to 70
lower than unfermenied.
= crNciSYArI, O., Jan. 81. -Whisky--Active
and iirm; sales of 1853 barrels OF finished
goods ON basis of sl.0s Butter Easier.
sugar-Firm. Eggs-Stcady; 20c. Cheese
Steady
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 31.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
22tq32c for creamery, and 17@2ic for dairy.
Eggs, 20G22c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

SHrTr-Choice. iat'sc; medium, 3hm
4isc. common, COG 80.
LANns-Choicc, 500. common 90 good,
per head ~ tOa1O
GuAss CdTI-Choicc. 3't@ic good. 2'f
as &C.; fair a. medium, 2ism2Atr. scalln-
vsrs, i'.@ikC feeders, light 2a2aC
heavy, 2adjr.
Il0as-Choicc light, $500. god, ia@Sc.
common. a. .6tlisr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
GENERAL TRADE.


CunS Mrli-siaudnrl. f1.10d27i. pearl.
tia rulltr t2so1po. quiet
Bf,Ns-Nuyy, a. li, medium, $50
oar MEu.-in half brls. $50 from store.
ftorn-ffum store, common. tiuiHi %
family ~ 2imfJ - choice sA pat1ii fancy.
st0paii0 ctim fancy. siaieij 81. patent,
81 5Naisi. steady.
ChAcgrns s0da. ottn. o.. soda, treble ~.
ira, 80 ginger snaps. 54@Gag assorted
on blcs. To-.
Cn,ogrb wnr,r-in half brls. ti25 from
| store.
llomSY ANb Cans From store, S32I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
,he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rerorl S as follow:



New York and cities north and east, on
demand - discount buying. New York and
principal cities north and east, sight, =
discount buying.
Selling Ratcs-On New York, per cent.
premium on sums below $1,000, $50 per
LOCO premium ON sums OF $1,000 or more;
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville, $3.50
per 81 600 premium on all sums; on New Or
leans, 81 80 per 81 900 on oil sums.
The Clearinghouse report shows an cd
vance In clcarings thus far this week OF
s9s, 600 over the same time last week, and an
increase Of $4,000 for January, isSs, oven
the clearings Of January, 1857. But few
changes were made today at the stock call
board meeting In the list Of local securities
There were no sales and bids ami olering'
were dull.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady Sales ] $50 bales, all TO spinners.
New York spots closed quiet, and as 10 the
future market &. l.. Greene & Co.'S report on
cotton certificates says "All day long the
market has been slack. and the majority OF
operators manifested an inclination TO sell.
iht utNlt'r iihlh nhi'ah biNlhNh hAii' ''ih
fort while the port receipts were inclined
toward fuller figures, aud New Orleans was
offering here with some freedom. Thoprcss.
urc, however, did not prove OF decided char.
acter, as a considerable portion of the supply
found some one 10 take II at moderate
shading. There was shhnkagc Of about
5ta6 points, closing low at about the lowest
point"
AZ New Orleans spots ruled easy with
futures Off too points, closing quiet and
steady. Liverpool closed dull, prices gcncr'
ally ln buyers favor, and decline OF point
In futures Manchester yafnsan cloths are
dull with limited inquiry.
The agricultural department report on
Crops Of the Year" just issued, has the
following 10 say on the subject Of cotton;
"rhe area Of cotton was slightly increased
equivalent 10 about ! per cent. Condition
was high In june and July until the effects
of drought began 10 be manifest. The CROP
was kept Ia unusually clean cultivation
with a stand better than the nvcmgc o.
August a decline oi four points was ap.
parent. la the eastern portion Of the belt
ihcr had generally been an excess OF moist
unr, IN some places damaging floods, and the
weed WIS iarrt aud sappy, causing rust
and fall Of fuIms under the high temperature
following. In Texas druufhtbcmn 10 be In
furious. Yet mp to this date tie average Of
condition was comparatively high A heavy
decline followed. Tie following comparison
Of condition will show the counc Of each
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

lIorsrs-Fair demand, driver tia5mi55.
heavy draft. ti55m22j, saddle sIpa So.
cxiu saddle tfptt20 plug si1fGi. Tcxas
ponies, t3Nti1 common duNCrs. t1iNiiO
MrtH-inir demand. ~ to iiI bands
high. tiDaiiO az o. % hands high. siiUs,
~ ~ to 49, hands high, tl2jaiyy 10. 10
~ hands high. fisYaino.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

CHICAGO, H., Jan 3l.--The Droper's Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head ship
ments, 5000 head Market stronger and
higher for choice; steers, S3.0og5, %; stock
ers and feeders, $2.Oo@340; cows, bulls and
mixed, I.7o@3l0; Texas grass steers, $3.50
@3.00.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
5000 head. Market slow and 10 TO zoe
lower mixed, $L05@5.35; heavy, $3.50
6.GG light, A.90d5.35; skips, SS.25d4.s0.
Sheep-Recoipts, 5000 head shipments,
1000 head. Market irregular; natives $50
@5.25; western, S450@5.l 10 Texans, 5000
400 lambs, $5.O0616.O0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
COTTON MA RKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
steady, and closed quiet and steady mid
ding, o 1916 Sales, 800 bales, including
go last evening, OF which none to exporters
aud all to spinncT
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, see good ordinary, Lice low
middling, o 0-l6; middling 1916; good
middling, lo3.iGc; middling fair 10 o.l0c;
fair, nominal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
tee.Istaus.

HN-Choicc. from store. p5cGii an car
load, from lcycc or depot sis 5Daip i0.
prime, tiorc gOap2itc. cat load frum lcyco
or depot ti5Waisj0 prairie from store.
m@70c car load from lcvcc or depot SioA
Ci2OO.
BR,s-from store, ti.Oo from leycc or dc
pot $500
CoRN-ffom store. white. G2c, mixed, So.
lroin leycc or depot. white. In bulk. OOisC1
Ole w sks, Olc. mixed, In bulk, 5isOtj6y,c ~.
In 81, 5lh@jsifc.
OAts- From stnc, white. liO1ljc: mixed
tl9t2ci from leycc Or depot white, la bulk.
Jg,8atei IN sis ne. mixed, In bulk.
Uh@3s'to, In as, iOstlitc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01


AZ noon. Spots -null: prices generally In
buyer favor Sales, 400 bales, of which
American. 5.iphale- Receipts, i2,ODbalcs,
Of which American, ~, ivJhalos. Closing quo.
iations were az follows Ordinary, 8 j-iGi.
good ordinary. 3 biGl. low middling. 5'td.
ruod niddlinr. SEA, middling uplands, . ~.
middling orleans, . ii.iGi.
Fuiur. opened quiet AZ decline and closed
weak. as follows
The prices are given IN pence and Giths.
thus tB means io53ld, aud 5Oi means
Nt.Nlll
At4pm January, 5aeI sellers, Jan
uary.fchrulp 5Wl sellers February
March lsl ,,llcrs. March Apnl. ig,i huy
,r. Apul.May 64id, buyer, May-lune
6tld sellers. luns-luly. o "a. sellers, July
August, o tGi srllsrs; August september
5.45d, scllcn. Scptcmbcr, . 90. seller
uAyur
spols-Qulci aud steady. Trcs orlinalro or
leans pot, C,i iuturus ioT February dcliy
cry, gih.l
Note LTrcs oriinalre Orleans pot az
reprcscnis Clis francs Tor I'D kilus II strict
middling cotton. llAyro terms A kiln d
about ihs. or tS IS TOO kii0a equal To- lbs.
| A franc il equal "a SIC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
Wool.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, Jan. l.-Wool-Steady and
unchanged; unwashed, bright medium, l469
pic; coarse braid, ll@2lc; low sandy, l0@1sc;
fine light, l3Ca l0c; fine heavy, l0tgl1c; tub
washe d, choice, 3ic; inferior, 30@33c; sacks,
lOIntbc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

In fssG the decline Wa les than 10 points;
In iSs7 IL was NOR than - almost wholly
IN August and September The state csti
nate 81 yield peracrc made ~ : hundrcdths
OF bale, against ~ hundrcdths In issG The
estimates OF yield per acre In November ay-
sraecd ia pounds, AGAINST l0s the previous
year. On the basis ~ these results n crop OF
6yG 100 bales was indicated In the Noyefn.
Der IMPORT. This wa n material decline
from earlier expectation, when condition
stood nearly AZ the standard of perfect
henlthiulncss aud good growth, yet u was in
accordance with the rcturns OF correspond
onts at that stage ~ the harvest, which IL
now completed. II i possible, as intimaicd
In the November report, that the carly
growth and siaminaof the plant may have
carried the yield beyond the logical results
Of the depressed condition reported by our
corrcsp0ndcnts The progress " marketing
will be indicated In the February report,
closing the reports aud estimates OF cotton
for the season."
A. 10 the grocery trade the New York
Commercial Builsiia finds rather an unsatis-
factory prospect Tor most leading articles In
The limo Of staple groceries. The relieving
features arr shown IN a continued iirm and
healthy market Tor rice, with an improving
tendency on tea that promises more parma
nent character than previous symptoms but
mola~cs and H. products have hccn more OF
lessncgleCicd for want IT evidence Of margin
Tor Investment Sugar has remained pros.
trale under the power cxcrtcd by the trust
Coffee has succpmbod 10 the depressing In.
fucnco 81 strong boar movement
Thop To- umof current about the Coffee
exchange that new combination or clique
a. a. "A a. "a
The market. Some Of tho leading spccu'
laiive houses are aid 10 be interested, in
Guiding operators heretofore on the bear
line, aud the hasis oi the move l. claimed n
be belief that The depressing influences
have Tor the present been oycfNufkcd aud a
naiupi rrartlon 4 now in order.
The local markets developed no change to.
day, except a. 20 horses aud mules, whicl
have advanced in value.
IMPORTS.
rifiydx hrls npplrs. 10 ~ bran. "a brl.
beans aud pcans, 90 pkg butter a. ukw
bacon, go PKG boots aud Shoes, 40 ht
corn. 81 pfrs cheese. go ~ coffee 30 hfl
lime. i25 brls cement go * cotton seed
chris cotton seed oil. SO ply dry goods. z
pkps erSr. 80 hrls -four - bales hay u
pkg hats, 100 head hog. 90 head cattle q
bead horses aud mules i55 pkfs Lard. ~ ga
q lumber, ~ pkg liquor, - brls meal. (.
brls m0lnsscs, tOo0 bu oats 8 cars porl
sides 10 pkg rice ~ brls sugar, isO Pkg
tobacco, Co bu wheat
IiENATon rrrOnTs.
The following shows thr amount ~ grail
received, Withdrawn and in store by rrguia
Elevator, a. IMPORTED 20 the Merchants cx
change today Com Received, 4 100 ~
vithdmwn, J,6ii bu; IN sinrr. ih.Sgs bt
Oats Received, o,s3s bui Withdrawn, Al
bu IN store. 1855 bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
Ca,,en scc,i prodnr,..

pEfNr CErpE Ott-32 s@3lc; prime sum
mcr yellow, ~, choice cooking summer
yellow, ipC; oil summer yellow, i,c; miners
summer yellow, inr; prime cotton sccd
meal. ilj.2Saih50, car load lots; less than
car load sl0WMtGf0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw York, Jan. 3l.-There was better
request on the part Of wooden goods buyers
with more business laid out through orders.
For cotton goods of every description the
market was very firm and stocks very nomi-
nal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
OIL and Turpcntinc.

WILMINGTON, n. C., Jan. 3i.-Turpentinc
-30Hc.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 81. - Petroleum -
Steady; s. w, ll00, IAc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

OFFICIAL sigssL srnvicE u. p Al
MrurHfs. Jan. -, 2pm. I
Tho following observations are taken NJ ell IN.
tlons named a 18Th meridian time. which u one
hour later than Memphis lime
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movements nc the I.cvee.

Arrivals-Joe Peters, Arkansas river;
Chickasaw, White riverI
Dcpartures-Joe Peters Arkansas river
Rene Macready, St. Francis river.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
pAlIY corroN srArEMrNr.

lmpofts-M 4 n u, 900 N & TR y, ~ !. d
RR o. " a l. Il II, 80; g. q a W Il, "
l., n u 7 Il II, lsi; X &, a NJ II " vs.
e, NJ 4 BR Il, 90 Steamers, ~; wagons 10 total
TSports-M 4 RR, Tc0 Ma TRR, ms !
II, 00a &, % \ X. $40 total, 9,lI
balgs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01

1850; sugar cured hams, li@ii}gc; break
fast bacon, liC1lliSc; bulk pork, clear sides,
sIs61shc; clear rib sides, SSsIIci long clear,
7Am7kc; shoulders, &c.
LARD-Tcs 7Iici half brls, NC; kegs nc;
choice kettle, SlI@0c; quiet
Pos FrET--Brls, $3.50; half brls, $4,000
40; kegs, $l,25.
FREsIi ME,Ts-Choice beef, headquarters,
6dsc forequarters, 30 SCI second grade,
headquarters. Be; forequartcrs, &c. sheep,
&c. Hogs, 7@7Hc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM, SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Steady -Middiing Cot
ton, o 1890. Sales Today, 1900
Baies-The Tone OF the General Mar
ket Quiet-Meats Quiet.
ArrrAL OFFICE.

I|| TrrDAN ENhNING, Jan, II, IsSN
There Is no change in the money market
rates continue firm at per cent. The de-
mand for loans is met by fair supply from
the banks.
arla al......... ...... ,.......l 4. ar fullnu.a.