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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-28

Solid train Savannah to Griffin. Griffin to
Chattanooga, connecting at Chattanooga with
lines divergng for Nashville, LOUSY vile, Cincin-
rati, 81 Louis, Chicago and points in the north
and north west
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
General News.

BUSINESS dull.
THs City of st. Louis will be here to leave
at noon today for New Orleans and intermc-
diate points.
THE James Lee, thoroughly overhauled
and reprinted, will probably arrive from
Paducah Monday.
THE w. w. ONeil, from the Ohio river
with an immense tow of coal, passed down
TO New Orleans yesterday morning.
THE w. w. oNeil had trouble with her
deck crew at Cairo. Some OF the men jumped
the boat and refused 10 make another trip
south.
THE DeSoto returned to Cincinnati last
night with big trip of freight, including a
lot of cotton. She also lad fair list Of
cabin passengers.
The Mississippi Valley transportation
company is having the old towboat John
Dippold converted into n landing barge at
the Mound City ways.
THE new Mary Houston on route from
Cincinnati 10 New Orleans passed down yes
terday afternoon with nearly all the freight
she wanted She added 225 empty oil bar
rels.
Tue City Of Monroe from st. Louis passed
here yesterday evening bound for Natchez
with almost a full load. She discharged
here 2,l05 packages OF merchandise aud
added 20 tons Of freight for points below
here.
The new timber raft now building In
Nova Scotia for James ID. Leary, Of New
York city, Is TO be In form OF cigar 1000
feet long. 20 feet wide, and IS feet deep, and
will contain $1,000 piles, rangingin diameter
from 10 10 % inches. The raft will have one
mast-a great pile on end-on which will be
placed sail the idea being 10 avoid by that
device the payment Of government duties.
The raft will be towed 10 New York via
Martha's Vineyard and Long Island sound
by the tug NJ. u. Morse, the heaviest tug in
the east.
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N, LIS W pfd, 80 Western Union, 75M
MIN y Louis, ~ :. American Cot OIL, III
MIN St LOUIS pid' ~
LONDON, May 25.-4 pm.--Consols closed
ut 80 3-16d for both money-nrd the account.
The Bank OF England gained $4,000 OF
bullion on balance today.
PARrs Nav o5.-Tbree - =. oo,t rentos sof.
00c for the account ~ W."
c,,..o IN DHuA oaEAhiMGs' an ooz
900 'ii'"'o' LII, '"ay @o'--saeSIlhgs' eo'oV''
Wv, 49,
NLW ohLEANs, La, May 20'-Clearihgs'
Spo,fou
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-Clearngs, y, 3i2,
200; balances, 1923, 225.
New YoRK, Nav 25.-Clearines. $S4, 3l0,-
344; balances, 81. Eos, 40.
DAIrtxopy Ma Nav ,-.-,-,oorinos Al
4o5 652. balances saai 4oy 0''"'''e'' "
49, 49,, s1,Ve' A.,
ooa oo osd' MASS, May zo.-Clearings' VIZ
ooo,ooo' paiahces' si'oio,ozL
PHILADELrnIA, Pa, May 25-Clearings,
NSi2, 1876 balances, A,120,759
o..,,, 49,, 1--,-
c M -
eniSAeo, III, May line morhiliB ua ..,t
On cnuilso was ih"c,,ye IN grams nnu ~; =;
nuin ~ p,otisio,s Wheau tooh Wv ', .ion 80
vora s,,.h' hin ihe opg d ,o ri inst
VII Ssdrs ce'vw ,as' nlgn ',i,o
T., 1os LIZ p'ioos men. on iui 49,, az
~, ,,',a nJui ." reaiizlig Wy m,ony ~, cd
apuiS sn tne y, a., Doan,,,l
~ 20 IN Sunv, az ~ 'uiy anu ~ II, ,,.ar,
80. ,.;oan .ai,e,,aS iipeisi AZ o,'.
Dor,a 49, ~ 1svytt' 10 s, Tx, Ep
p,nrhino en,w h a"or my od,',cos ,hai
,o ,,;,,,o H., Ha aeilaoi ,iuoI Icodinc
LII siein IN ~ .o,'t - :
cran , ", s,",,nd and ,so1 ~ o IN Tho iii
TTro' md' aun useu IT'D -, VI,
anu o,he, SiYat.ons yaus'' u.'U' he ~
81 ~ 'a,y sJau ~ i Nv nenon'bo,
ee Pun. CO., NJ 'nv niol.ins, Will Will, soiin,.od
wSnr ~ o a re a ,sa c " own was ms,
49,, ~. no,ai ~ ,ha Snaaeu fused by th'
apv , vp' LII 10 s"e a,ancc 'I" az 80 od
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GENERAL TRADE.

business continues fair, and is fully up 10
the average Of this time Of the year. The
amour, Of grain In store at the elevators Is
as follows Com, 1882 bushels; oats, s,579
bushels.
Al New Orleans sugar prices rule firm, O..
Poeially for open kettles, owing to the
scarcity. Refined sugars continue TO move
freely, with prices ruling steady Molasses
continues In fair demand, with rcboiled
goods particularly In request from the Job.
bling trade. The rice market continues un.
changed. A consignment Of melons was re-.
cCiycd at New Orleans from Polina, Tex, ON
"Wednesday. Il seems Texas Il three weeks
ahead Of Georgia and Florida In the melon
trade. The first car load received last year
arrived also ON the Esd Of May.
Al New York there Is a good straight de.
mand for actual coffee, with speculation a
little slow and other grocery goods selling
moderately at steady rates.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. bonds and stocks.

NEw YoRK. May 25.--Moncy on call easy,
az l62 per cent; last loan, ~; closed ut
ifG2 per cent Prime mercantile paper, ~
60k. Sterling exchange active and steady
at $As6H for sixty day bills and S.ssA for
demand.
Government bonds were quiet and steady
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was morc active today
than on any day for n long time, and showed
more decided strength, the result Of the
days Trading being n material advance
throughout the entire list II was rumored
early this morning that the Reading loan had
been finally placed aud coupled with free
buying for London account which was a
comparative novelty, the opening was made
nj advances extending 10 3 per cent. In the
general list while Reading was exceptional
with a gain OF x per cent Future small
gnins were recorded In the FIRST few minutes,
but the traders and bears soon made up their
minds that the reported placing Of that loan
was a hoax, and began 10 hammer the mar.
ket Ia their old style. Tho pressure was
specially severe against Missouri Pacific, and
II declined ~ followed by New England
and 81. Paul with ~ and jersey Central
losing fractional amounts. The Official
announcement OF the final ncgotla-
lions with tho syndicate, however,
again turned the current upward, and before
noon material advances had been made over
the whole list. There was no further feat
ure 10 the trading however. and In the last
half hour the market became quiet once
more, but closed firm nj about the top liz.
urcs. Northwestern was subjected " sharp
attack In the early morning, which had for
IT, object the breaking 81 the price Of stock,
but Il was n complete failure, and later In
the day II became dull. Outside Of Fort
Worth A Denver. which shows decline OF
/ ~ per cent, everything on the active list I,
materially higher this evening. and Read
ing Il up az. Canadian southern TX, New
England, g. Paul pfd, aud Michigan
Central ~ each, Chicago. Burlington a
Quincy ard 81 Paul common, each ~
lake shorc and Union Pacific, each I PEI
i cent.
The railroad bond market dld not respond
10 the increased animation In the share list
but was dull aud quite irregular, with small
fluctuations, The sales amounted 20 s1si
on. The total sales u stock today wer,
JJp, go shares Closing quotations:
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Cash quotations were as follows
Eintr-nuil aud uuchanpcd


No. 2 spring wheat s0ll@S1c; No. Q
spring wheat :; No. ? red 0oJfc' No. 2 corn,
50lfc; No. 2 oats, 37kCt37kc; No. rye
01ifc; No. charley, 7OCg13c; No. fax seed
sl.S7; prime timothy seed. s225Cs23o.
Mess Pork-por brl, Sl4.36g ii.S7h; lard,
per 100 lbs, $50, short rib sides, loose,
,7.05; dry salted shoulders, boxed, g. COO
q %; short clear sides, boxed, ss.i5ds2O.
Rcccipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 20 =
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 2i3000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
shipments-Flour. 1900 brlg wheat, is,-
COO bu; corn, lGl 600 bu; oats, 1900 Blu;
rye, 5000 bu; barley. 1900 bu.
ST. Louis, No., May 25.-Flour Very
strong aud active.
wheat-0pened weak and JEc lower, and
declined nc, huctuating within n small
range, when u became steady, and gaining
strength advanced about lac, closing &c
above Yesterdays close; No. ? rcd cash, Joke:
June, closed at 0o1sc; July, aIs9ssjfc, clos
ing at ssHc; August. sI.@ssHc, closing at
sshc; December, 0iis902'sc, closing at
Corn-weak and nc lower cash, 65c; May,
65c; June, closing at 62Ac July, 63d5SSEc,
closing at Sc; August, closing at 62Jsc; year,
iO,.@i0hc, closing at 4o1.e.
Oats - Higher; cash, 361k@37kc: MAY,
3511c June 3iJlo; July, 90'sc August, &c.
rive = Nothing doing. Barley - Nominal.
Bran, TIC. Cornmeal-Highcr $3.50.
Hay-Fiun: prime timothy, ti3009i 80,
prairie, t9OoCti3.oO
Butier-Firm; creamery, o922c; dairy,
lGla20c. Eggs-i0c.
Proyisions-Firm. Pork-tl5.O0. Lard
tS25. Dry salt meats (boNcd l-Shouldcrs,
$500. long clears. s775; clear ribs, 7.s7Jfi
short clears, $S.i2h.
Bacon boxed l-Shouldcr tG5O60O2if;
long clear, tS.a5; clear ribs, 3 55@SOe short
clears, ts.75aSs5. Hams il0.O0,ai2OO.
| Recclpts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, ll,000
bu; corn, i2,O00 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye,
none, barley, none.
shlpmcnts-Flour, oooo brlS wheat, aOoo
bu; corn. 25,OO0 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, none.
| Afternoon Board. -whcat-Lowor June,
poi.c hid July, Ssc bid; August s7jkC1ssc.
Corn--Dull, June save. bid, July. 52jsc,
nominal, August, SAGE bill. Oats.--Quici;
June, Si,sci July, So,.c bid August ss,so,
KAus CRY, NO., May 25.---whcat--.
Stronger: No , soft, s0Hc asked. Corn.
Weaker. No 2 cash, iec bid, SOC asked June,
tnc bid, 6Ojtc asked; July, 90 bid, Ole asked,
No white, cash, save ask'd.
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened steady and closed quiet mid
ding, loc. Sales, 424 bales, Quotations
were rs follows Ordinary, 7Ac; good ordi.
nary. il-IGc; low middling, 9.lGc; mid
ding loc; good middling, 1910; middling
fair 10 l5-lCc; fair, IL 9-l6c.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
barely steady, as follows May, 9so@ool;
June, 9.0o@99l; july 1o.oo@i0.0l; August,
lo09@10.i0; September, 0.09@9.70; October,
o.4i@9.i5; November, e.35@o36 December,
9.36@9.37; January, o.44@045; February,
o.52@o.53; March, 9.6o@o.0l. Sales, 100000
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; middling 9J<c. Sales, 1900 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, 7Ac;
good ordinary, sJfc; low middling, DC; mid
ding, 0xc; good middliIg, 9jsc
Futures opened steady and closed easy rs
follows: May, oos@o.95; June, 036@937;
July, oli@943 August o4i@9l2; Sep
tembcr 9.ll@o.i2i October, sel@s02; No.
yember, S.s7@s.ss; December s.s0as.0O;
January, s.oG@s.0s; February, 9O5@o.07;
March, 9.l4@9.l6 Sales. $500 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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tlroeerte.

CorrrH Common, i0c, ordinary, nc.
fair, isc. prime Rio, inc, choice 10 fancy, 2ic
old government 3oCta2c. strong.
mcE-Louislana, b,f90,lc, Carolina, GO
&c, quiet
sroNn.-Purc white. CSC. OF white, 0N6
csc, yellow clarified. 8.a0,lc open kettle,
baabHc refined A, CSC. standard grnnu.
lated, 4bc, plantation formulated. T.c.
powdered n, cut Loaf, 81 steady.
cANstpgoops.-rine apples, N'7a. Peaches
2 lbs, standard, t2Oo, lbs, standard, $3.50,
second. $50, lbs standard. 600. iona.
toes, 2 lbs, standard, 900 Q lhs, standard,
lllh Strawberries ti.Ta Raspbcrrics,
tl.0o Blackbcrrics, ti.iOlti.25 Grccn gages,
N.1yfi.sb. Pears, 81 2odei75. piunis, Al Us
clio, Asparagus, t2.Gc'al2s. Green corn,
tl.2sctl.t0. Green peas, n.OD0ti.eo Cove
oysters, full weight, N, O5c; he, o. a,
CLIO light weight. H. OOaesc, 2 lbs.
l.i0 Condensed milk, Crown, ta.5b0b A.,
Eagle, F.Ts Swiss, $50. salmon, ti.S
rarllnes, tS.7s. mustard sarlincs. $500
hackcrl, N.so. herring mackercl. fi.2s,
CAspiIs-slick, oil sircs In has. pals and
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
4 New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, s. per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying, $50 per q, 600
premium selling.
Bids and offerings were quite lively at the
stock call board session today, but no trans
notions were recorded.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady, with sales OF 325 bales Weeks
sales, 8,025 bales, Of which 1900 10 export
ers and 2,025 TO spinners.
At New Orleans spots are easy, with tut
ures easy and olr3 TO ipoints. May declined
points. Liverpool spots are duh, without
quoiable change, and futures quiet at a de-
cline Of point New York spots are quiet
with futures barely steady.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: CONTRACTS
have been more active today on the old crop,
though with a Insulating tono throughout,
and during the greater portion OF the day
the range was somewhat lower. The foreign
adyices at the outset were less cheerful and
prices opened points below yesterday, but
M absence Of buying orders seemed TO dis
courage the bullish efforts and induced free
selling under which values lost further 3
points June notices which appeared today
quite freely depressed the market TO consid-
cradle extent and increased offerings for the
near positions A faint effort was made
toward the close TO get small reaction, yet
closing prices show decline OF TO points
since yesterday.
IMPORTS.
Fifteen bbls apples, 2s5 SKIS bran, CO hrls
beans and peas, 30 pkg butter, 20 pkg ba-
con, 2is pkgs boots aud shoes $500 bu
corn, 10 pkgs cheese, as SKIS coffee, 900 brls
limo, i02 sks cotton seed, car cotton seed,
0s pkg dry goods, 80 pkgs eggs, $50 brls
-four, 500 bales hay, ~ pkps hats, Ss7 pkgs
lard, 5000 feet lumber, 20 pkg liquors
$50 brls meal, A. brls molasscs, 500 bu
oets. " brls onions, 39s brls potatoes, 100 brls
pork, cars pork sides, 40 pkgs rice, 10
brls sugar, Us pkgs tobacco, 600 bu wheat
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Nrw yonK, May 2s.=yoacc-spot, fair;
Rio arm. i0ilc. Options opened stronger
bsg.' Nav siI.p0: juno. isS1Ciil. is.
July, fSi0@is.5o; August, ti2 iOdi2. ss,
september tii.oeii. % October. sii.sS
oii.8 November, tii.codii.T5; Deem.
ber, tii.aceil:s 80 January ~ ,ii.6SQll. 20;
February. fii.5o@ilso March, tii.b0.
ApriL on. 50aii.is sugar-.Hrm; fair re.
fining quoted al axe refined, firm. Molas.
rcs-Quiet aud hrmi W test soc. Rice
Steady.
Nrw onIrAxs, May as-sugar-In good
demand at full prices open kettle, strictly
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Fisu-. Maokcrl, half brls., No. I, t7.25.
No. 2 $50 i0lb kii, No. 1. gi.ib. No. 2
clio. Dry herring. family, 21c per box.
fnrsH ME,rs-Choioc beef. hlndquartcrr
a.; iorequariers, 5eoc second grade, hind.
quarter, Vi iorcquarior, SIC sheep, o..
Hog, Sssltc.
Hoo fnopucra-sieady, mcss pork, si0 90
iOhmiiifc, haoon clear rib sides, Wap,. H..
bulk pork, clear sides, slf@skc. clear rib
sides s'sasNci long clear, ef@s'aci shoul.
den, Gka0i.c.
L,Hp.-fcs, SIC. half brls, SIC; key, SIC,
choice kettle essc; steady.
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CmcAoo, H.. May 23-lho DEOrcs' Jour
nal reports: Receipts 5000, ship.
mcnts' AGO. Market stoalyi fancy, t5.25
steers, a.. sOGt5C On, stocker aud feeders, 81 ~
C1l.lb; cows, bulls and pixcd, Sl.75Ct3. co.
texas steers, t27sCtA23.
Hog--Rccclpts, 5000; shipments, $500.
Market strong early, closirg weak; mixed
Is. ts6fS.7O heavy, t56ceb $50, light, t5. 400
Sos. skips, tlOOeto2o. ~.
sheepIReccipts, 1000 shipmcnts, 1000
Market steady; natives, ~ iya5.25; western,
ttOOas.O0; 1Sxans, ti.Its 80, lambs, SOC
10 a. 10 per head.
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HousehoId supplies.


ArpLEs-Nono in market. Dried apples,
6ISc per ID from store, Dried peaches, nc
from store.
FRuIT-0ranges, Messina, $3.50 per box;
imperial, $500 per box. Lemons, $500
800 per box. Bananas, $l.5O@2.50 per
bunch.
Recommendations, $3.50@i00 per brl;
81 90 per sack. Cabbage. new Louisiana, crate,
49, 50Co4.00 Kraut, brls, $3.50; half brls,
$780, Garlic, 5Oc per 100. Turnips, si.oO9
l.75 per brl.
PIcKLEs--Brls $3.50; half brls, 800.
PoTAToEs--Firm; old, S2,tO@3.00 per brl;
new, $3.5O@looper brl; sweet potatoes, 1916
al300 per brl,
Observation-Disclosures, spring, sl.50@3.00;
mixed, S2.50@3.00 hens, S3.0OG3.25.
EGGs---Dull; bxs, ii iEc cnses l2c.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, 500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, ga
&c; roasted, 2ISc higher shellcd, loo. Pc
cans, Texas, 0Il2c.
RArslSs-.-London layers, $500; layers,
S275 California, 1928.
BuTIER-- Butterine, l5@20c; creamery, %
GJ30c; dairy, 10000; country butter, l2G15c
CmER---ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
yISE0AR---Per gal, s6312c
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H,Y-Cholce, from storc, o5catioo car
or depot ti1.0on isOt pminc, from store.
0oC'oC. car load. from loyco or depot, 1900
GiaO0.
Haas = Prom slorc. &c. from leyce or
depot, tia0
ConS-.from siore. white, CSC, mixed. Ogc.
from lcyco or depot, white In bulk, 0ic. in
sacks, &c miNed In bulk. Oic. In sacks. ole
OArs-.from store. white. l0c, mixed, &c.
from lcycc or depot, white. la bulk. t2c, In
tacks, tio; mixei Va bulk ga. la sacks. tic.
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centrifugals, choice white, csc; off white,
6H@64c; choice yellow clarified, NOM
inali prime yellow clarified, 6JSc; off yellow
clarified, SIC; seconds, 4sfS51Sc Molasses---
Quiet but steady; open kettle. choice, 800
Doc; centrifugals, strictly prime, 20@22c.
CINCINNATI, o., May 5.-whisky--Steady;
sales, LAO barrels of finished goods on a
basis of $l.l3. Butter-Weak. sugar-In
fair demand. Eggs-Strong and higher at
1416c. Cheese--Steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 25. ---On the Produce ex-
change today, the butter market was easy;
creamery, 17@2lc; dairy, l6@l9c. Eggs
Firm at l3@13Iic.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.



AZ noon' spot-Dull, without quotable
change. Sales, 5000 bales. OF which Amer.
lean, 600 bales. Receipts, 2,40O bales Of
which American, 600 bales Closing
quotations were ns follows; Ordinary. 4ad:
good ordinary, Cd; low middling. 63-i6d:
good middling. O-i0d; middling uplands
6Nd; middling ordinary, . 7-iGd.
Futures opened quiet, somewhat inactive
and closed quiet a. follows
lThe prices are given In pence and Ciihs,
thus aus means 563-6id, and 5.Ol means
6.iGidl
Ala p.m.-May, 5.2il, values, May-June,
5.2ld values June-July, 5.24d, buyers, July
August, 62Sd, buyers; August-scptembcr
52id, sellers; Hcptember-Octobcr, 6ild,
values; October November, 500i. sellers,
November Dccmober, 5.O7d, values; ( p en-.
Der. 5.2id, sellers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
.u1fuy Mac %. IGags
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Hreoa.fuU..

Cons ME,I--Standard s1.06CoS.i0. pearl
$40, roller. t3S0C,33s firm.
BrASs ASp rrss-Navy beans, $500. mo
dium, ti.O5 Stock peas, ti. 2sCti.4 Per bu.
lady peas, tl.Io per bu; black eyes ti.o
per bn
oar ME,t-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
ftorH-from store common t5.to0f3. 70.
TIN fancy, tts5. patent o. eOOl5.lO. strong.
CnACKrns-soda, treble ettra. &c. ginger
snaps, b,f6shc. assorted jumbics lO,di2c.
CHAcEED wnTAr-ln half brl., $3.50 from
store.
lloHiSY ASp GEus-Fr0m store, s3.25.
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brls, s@1oc; fancy assorted, s@i5c; extra
ancy, 1s@25c; firm.
sALT-saginaw, sl.3o@l.35 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 20@I rs per brl; SKIS fine, 1880
lao; coarse si.l0G1. Is; pkts, 2Xg7c.
CHEEsE-Ncw York factory 0@sc; full
cream, 12@i3c; Young America, 13@l4c.
Scars AND CAsDLEs-Soap, 395lzc. Can
dies, full weight, SA@9c.
STARCH 1903 &c.
MoLAssEs--Louislana, common TO fair, 20
@25c prime TO choice, 33@3sc; fancy, 400
i5c; centrfugals common to fair, 20@25c;
prime TO choice, 3o@35c syrup, 2o@4Oc;
nicadY.
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wrrKLt corroS trArrNrxr.

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
May % 1850 bales. as against i,oss bales
last week. aud 2sS bales same week last
year; since sepscmbcri, Ol5,oS bales, against
1904 bales ln'nc time last year.
ehIpmenis for The week, sass bales. a.
seninsi i.soe bales same week lasi year, since
s<piembsr !. ODo 100 bales, a. against 0sp eOl
bales same time last year. Weeks sales.
eo25 bales: exporters, 1900 bales, and spin.
n<rr 2.s25 bales
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Arriyals-w. w. o'Neil, Ohio river.
Rosa Lee, Osccola; Coahoma, Friars Point;
New Mary Houston, Cincinnati; City of
Monroe st. Louis
Departurcs--w. W. o'Neil, New Orleans;
Rosa Lee, 0sceola; Coahoma, Frars Point
New Mary Houston, New Orleans; City of
Monroe hatcher
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Live stock.


PnrNE cnrpE On--3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, SjCgJCc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 39t0i0c; prime cotton seed meal,
Si0J0@l70o, carload lots; less than car
load sig OOfisyO
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New YoRK. May 25-Therc was a steady
demand in a quiet way in which colored
cottons participated chiefly and OF some
makes large transactions were reported.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-wool steady. Un-
washed-bright medium, 14@2lHc; coarse
braid, ll@lsc; low sandy, 10@l7c; fine light,
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pAILY ooTIoN srArrnKNT.

lmporis-h n a n &TRRtk
Ehh a. hALRRhG c,o&sw RR.AGM
~ o. 40 sneu, 4 varons q Total. ~ haies
frpori. Ian n R.saL.NO ATR N. 40.
Tote, sf7 Ish-N
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CLEVELAND, o.. May 25.---Petroleum---
Easy; 5. W. 1l0o, TIC.
WmMISGroS, N. G., May 25.-Turpentine
Steady: 33c
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFHcr SIGNAL SERVICE Y. 2. A.,
MINPnIs, May ., p. m.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
tons named Ia the 18th meridian time, which Il
one hour later then Memphis time:
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE 90 PREM SELLING.
lCotton Quiet and Steady iddling Cot
ton o e-loc--sales Today, $40 Bales
S The Tone OF the General Market
Steady--Meats Steady.


p AffTAl OFFICft [
FRIDAY EVENING, May 70, 1888
Money Is in good demand ut 8 per cent.
The bank supply is more than sufficient for
all business purposes.
The nlcarinn-Lnusn ronnrt is rs inllnMs
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rfcnANdT ouoTATioNe.

Ordinary, 7Hc; good ordinary, size; low
mlddling, 0Si0c; middling o9iGc; good
middling, o'Sc; middling fair 10 S-lOc. fair,
nominal Dusty, Ifc TO ic lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT
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