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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-13

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. 12.--There was pref
ty fair trade in the aggregate in wheat al
though at times the market ruled quiet.
While the feeling was more or less unsettled
there nevertheless appeared 10 be more dis
position 10 buy on the re2ent break-at least
operators manifested more confidence.
There was fair outside buying though some
parties were Of the opinion that trading was
largely on local accOunt. The opening was
weak, and prices almost Immediately touched
point AtgHc below yesterdays closing,
Influenced by the dull and weak tone OF iOr-
eign adyices, reported fine weather abroad
and the estimated increase Of ,iGO,OOO BUSH
els OF wheat on ocean passage. AT the re-
duction good buying checked further de-
cline. Quite number OF outside orders
were received and some buying was credited
to foreign account, though the amount was
not large, and claimed to have been on
Canadian account, taken on for small re-
action. The demand, nevertheless, had a
strengthening effect, MS did also the report
that the French president had submitted
resolutions to the Chamber Of Deputies ask
ing for n reduction Of the duty ON wheat.
Prices were advanced lMc, then rccedcd &c,
and closed hdlc higher than yesterday at
| o'clock. Near the close a rumOr was cir
culatod that the Canadian government was
contemplating the removal Of its wheat
an advance. There were few, II any new
| influences In the corn pit. The trade IN
| futures was governed somewhat rs on Tues
| day by the demand for cash corn. To this
was added on the bull side some reports
which gave rise to fear Of frost. The market
was strong all day, and though the range
was narrow, the closing price Of October was
| 5zc better than last night May closed al
$3.50, showing AN equal advance with early
/ features.
Oats we're very dull and ut times almost
neglected 10y the speculative trade.
In provisions IL was dull throughout ia,
entire session. Pork opened at sli.3j io
October, DC under last night close, and de
clincd another Zoe, January sold down L
| $3.50, loss Of nc. Lard was quiet and {
shade easier. October short ribs showed {
loss Of l5c, while January scored small
gain.
At the afternoon session wheat was irrcg
ular. December sold up 10 D2stg02hc, OF
10 ~ Sc closing at ~ AM0l isc.
Corn was quiet and easy october closin
about &c lower than ut O'Clock, Oats II
manned steady. Pork closed nc easier iO
September aud October, with January an
changed. Lard was strong for October
which rose 2isc, though January was pa
easier. Short ribs were quiet and stead
without quutnblo change.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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t.rarerIe.

CAxSrp Goops Pine apple si.So, peaches,
2 lbs. standard. si,tn second, rs. Tomn.
tnrs. ihs. standard IA. lhs. standard,
sitn Strawberries $50. Rlsphcfhcs.
a. 90. Wn,khcrrirs. stuo Green rnTys,
N7S. Pears. f2G5 rluns. ti.si. Aspnm.
ri-. st"i Grrcu corn. 81 ~. Green peas,
hN Cove oyst,r fan weight, ~, ti.up.
he. siOn lrht weight az lbs, use. Con
drusrd milk Crown, 500 Eagle Nlo,
Swiss siD. Salmon ti5ht2iO sarlincs,
thupHb2i mustard sapliurs 500. Mack.
| ,rvl, lbs herring mngkrrvl sl.ua.
Nvu,E=iurc white sC un white, &C,
/ yellow clarified. 5Am>v refined 4, NJ.
/ standard runulatci, SkWS'sC. powdered,
| $50. cut loaf $50. firm
CuTtu Common. ilisr. ordinary, 1870.
/ fnir, 90 .c prime Rio. i,H chuicc 10 fancy,
/ Ia. old government h.ti'g. strong.
sAtr-Sagiunw, ii,Spml.ah per bril- Ohio
/ nyvr, ~ Atti21 per hrl. sks, hnc. N,3iCt
/ lao coarse ~ iuaiih. pkr. 2aw5c.
McI-louisinna, b1bAc, Carolina, &c,
quiet
CAvpus Stick nll sigrs, In bys, pals and
/ hfls pdiic. fancy assorted, pott5c, eNtu
| fancy, is@sN, firm.
CHruraNcw YORK factory cas-. full
/ crynm. inetiO'tC Young America iittii'sc
tuAra AN tANntrs=suap, 3a9jc, can
/ dies full weight p'tc.
StAEgr#3hs ttl'lc.
| Mut,tftH Louisiana. common 30 fair, y
I @eic. prime choice. $50 Jsc fancy, 900
| t'Ci centrifugal, common a. fair MON
primo 10 choice, 5o83'C. syrup @8iN
/ quiet.
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At noon: Firm, and demand good.
Sales, -, 900 bales, Of which American $500
bales. Receipts 5000 bales, Of which Amer
lean 5000 bales. Closing quotations were MS
follows; Ordinary l.lGd good ordinary,
7-lGd low middling, 59ad; good middlng,
81; middling uplOnds, 6l3lGdi middlng Or.
leans, 1851.
Futures opened steady and closed easy.
These prices are given In pence and 6lths,
thus: l6J means iGjGi, aud 5Ol means
51-H.
At pm: September, 500 sellers; Sep
tcmbcr October, 63o value; Octobcr-Noycm
her, 8 ~ value; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81.
buyers. DcccmbcrJanuary 52l buyers, Jan
uary February, 52l buyers, February. March
522 sellers; March-April, 5.2J sellers, April
May. 5.2I value.
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LEVEE WORK.
OFFICE noAsD oF coNNIIoSERs.
Fon TIE FTTrH LOUISIANA LEvEE DISTRICT
TAItULAH, La, August -, lSSS

Fon TIE FTTtH LOUISIANA LEvEE DISTRICT,
TAItuLAH, La, August -, ISIS
C,EALED PROOFS AIS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- the ONCE Of the Board oi Commissioners for the
Tfh LOUISIANA Ieyec District, at Ialiulah. Madi.
sou parish, la, up TO o'clock pun, on MONDAY,
SKI TENDER II, ISIS, for constructing the follow
Ing leNeeG -. ~, NJ
Nam, Of Lcrce Loo1ily. Ca6ie rdL quifoi
llAleg h......,..,.... East Carroll 230oO1 10 o.
Hard 1imesNilson, Tcnsss..,..... 5000 $50 o.
Proposals for above named works must be sepa
rnte. aud each proposal must be signed BY the yer
sou making the same aud sealed In It's own envclop
aud marked "Proposal 20 build - Leyee In :,
Parish from -, giving name OF leyee, and Of
parish aud OF person making proposal.
A deposit oi current money or certified bank
cheek Il required Tor each levee 60 the amour,
above stated. which should be- iueloscd Ia ths
Hoard Of Commissioners for the Fifth Louisiana
Lcvco District, In case tho person 10 whom wors
may be awarded shall fail TO sign articles Of ngres
fuent, and Gle complete bond within lofty-vighi
hour, after notice Of djudicaton.
Boud viii Dc required In the sum not 10 exoec
Eve cents per cubic yard ON the amount ~ stated
IN the advertisement, with two ~ surciics who
will be required 10 make oath that they arc wort
Overland above liabilities the amount Of the bond
The Hoard reserves the right 90 reject any or all
bids withdraw from letting such leg ecs A. they may
deem proper, and W Increase or dimish the oiieI
Payment Coz work will be made one.hAli cash
aud tie balance In warrants Of this Board, LEARNS
eight per cent Interest yer annum, from date OF
completion Of eoatraet aud payable one year irohi
date.
Flans. pro6ics aud specifications Of the above
work eau be trcn. aud aay other Information thHl
bidders may desire obtained Al the once OF tue
Board Of staie knginecrs q New orleans Ia, al
by order Of the itDsrf
b. l.. MAXWELL President pro ten.
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1oo6@lQ,Ol May, 1oos@lo.o9 June, lO10
@lO.l7; July, lo.22@l0,2i Sales, 10000
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed steady. Middling, lOc. Sales, 800
bales. Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
sjSc good ordinary, sIsc low middling,
9ssc; middling, lOc; good middling, lo%c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows; September, 9i5@9f oc-
tobcr, 0.2s, November 0l5@9.lG Decom-
ber 0.1s@0 49, January o.26@027i Feb
ruary, 085@93 SO; March, 9i599i0; April,
05i@9 So May, OO3@905; june 0.7S@075,
Sales, u 200 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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sl,5O@3.lo; Texas and Indian cattle, $1,000
400; western rangers, $3.00@475
Hog-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000.
Market opened strong, closed 1Oc lower;
mixed, $595@650; heavy, s6.15@6.72H;
light $665@6.3o; skips, si.OO@5.65.
sheep-Receipts 6,000; shipments, 1000
Market firmer; natives, s275@40O; western
feeders, S3.35@3S5 Texans, $2.60@3. %;
lambs, 50. 75@5,35.
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Ieedistuus

CouN-Frum storr. white, enc, mixed. hic.
frum lcycc NJ depot white. In bulk. hac. in
sacks. hic. mixed, in bulk. i5c. In sacks, 5lc.
BuAN-From store, soC, from loycc OF lie.
pot. 80 tnttihub
llN=Ihoicc, from sinrc, nlr car load
frum lcycc or depot tib5n prime frum
.torc. So car load, irum lcyco or depot,
sthu1 prairie. frrm store. hNlt0k. car load,
from lcycc or depot slOtpttii.uh
OArs-From store, white, 1Sc; mixed, Sc,
frum lcvrc or depot, white, In bulk sc. IN
sacks. SIC. mixed, in bulk, pa. in sacks, Sic.
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Live stock.

LAMus-Choicc, DC; common TO good, per
head, Sl.5OH3OO.
IloGs-Choicc light, G@GJEc; good, 5jSa6c;
common, 5d5AC.
CArrLE-Choicc, 3h@3)lc; good, 2a@3c
scallawags, llam21c.
SnEFr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3@3Rc, com
mun a UDuI. 80
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Arriu-ti .tut,2 70 per brl. Dried apples
- i'5c T,r 10, irvmst0rc. Dried peaches SO
g. ifum store
PUN FIRM Oranges. 900 per hoS
Lemons $50 pcf box Iananas, ti.U0Cs2VO
per bunch.
E.usa Firm. Boxes ibc. cases i0c.
RAtsiWH London Layers. a. 3Od3O0 layers,
81 California tlN0IW
BrTrrH= katherine iir, creamery, &c,
dairy. Use country butter. i2itmisc.
Ciprn Ozark, tDjo pee bfl, aud $3.50 per
hall hfl.
NiNr0An-rcf ril ioal2c.
NIDIfAutrs=Ouib 81 i5t2O0 per bfl,
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ings of the banks today were $40, $3.50; bal
ances, S1,457,0o8 "a
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept l12.-Bank clearings,
81, 3ls,OOO. IOH
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept l2.-Clearings, 49,
4s3, 629 balances $3.50, 100.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept IL. - Clearings,
81, 1928, SS7 balances, 1891 1877.
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRuDE On.-37m3sc; prime summer
yellow, i2CGllc prime summer white cotton
seed OH, 43GJi5c, OIL summer yellow, iOrl2ci
choice cooking summer yellow, i5@i1c;
cotton seed meal, :l7OO0lsOO less than u
car load, Sl7 5OdlS5O, oil cotton seed meal,
$1,000, loss than car lots, $500.
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SrArioSA

PoIriyKLY the best remedy ever dIscov.
cred for all diseases of man and beast that
can I've reached by an external medical np.
plication, h Rangum Root Eminent one
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
?S3 Main street
Ask your druggist for Wigs Buckeye
Salyc, the neyor-iniling cure for piles.
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Provisions.

Fisn- Mnckcrcl. halt brls, No. I, $3.50. No
9, tsut lOlo ht. Ne I, a. ~. No. =, Si,i5.
Dry herring family. 2'c pcr box.
Hoo ruuruCts Strong, mess PORK, slG.oo
surar-currd hams iJLttitc. breakfast bacon,
ilttiar. bacon, clear rib sides, slstloc (,
shoulder "a. bulk pork clear sides, o. Mn'sc,
clear sides, p',NpAc, long clear p'sc. shout.
drrs. s'atts'.r
iAuu-rrs, p.wpsr. half bril-. Oifap'sc
kcF-. OAan,sc choice kettle iO8iic.
huuur.
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Spots opened easy and closed steady, mid.
ding iOJsc. Sales, bll bales. Quotation,
were ne follows. Ordinary, ~ ID. gpol
ordinary, o'sc. low middlina. loc, mlddlInr
10 7.l0c good middlIng. iOl.c middIiug fair
iiNc. fair, i2c
Futures opened steady and closed very
steady, o. follows. September nGaD0i,
October 0G9oOs, November DCl@pG.
December pCs January, O55@OiO. Feb.
ruary, os3@oA. March, ool@0o2. April.
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Couv Mru,-snndard, $235@2io pearl,
$3.50. quiet
BrANs AM rrAs-Navy beans, $3.50 mcdi
UNI. 500
oar MrA1-ln half hrs, $3.50 from store.
CRAcKrgs- Soda, treble extra &c, ginger
snaps S'sm1v, assorted jumblcs, lO@l2c,
cream crackers, S'sCIic.
ftuuU=Frbm store. common, tlhnN1Ih,
family. 90 1900 Ia, choice, - 2iOti3b fancy,
slJ0CIiGO. extra fancy, slDpCgi.5O patent
a.. 2bIthHn strong
CRACKED Wnr,t-in half brls, tL5O from
store
HouiNY ANp Gutrs From store $50.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Administrations, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola City of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fras Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola City of Vicksburg, Natchez.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 12.-Wool-Quiet and
unchanged; bright medium, l5@2319c; coarse
braid, l1@20c; low sandy, l0@l7c; fine
light 13@l9c; fine heavy, 1l@l7c; tub
washed, 2sM3bXc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, Sept. l2.-There was an i'm
proved demand at jobbing hands. Agents
made very good deliveries on old engage
ments, but new business was moderate.
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Live stock.

Cuc,oo, H., Sept. 1.-THE DroWs
Journal reports Cattlc-Rcccpts, l2,oco
shipments. i,On. Market steady. hccycs
a. iu6,GG, steers, (S.5Olt00O. st0ckcrs and
feeders, 81. zoos 20, COWS bulls, and mixed
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton, 100
Sales Today, 800 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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OFrtCE SiuSAL SrnvicE, u, = A., |
hrartiis, Tenn, sept ", sam,
The following observations arr taken NJ 40 ia.
tlons named In the 10Th meridian time, which IL
one hour later than Memphis time
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmpofis-M 4 CNh ? VA 7 hR ii 4 a =
RMIM &LR RRi g. sWRU. LIS
o&TRh hRh y. steamer, y wagons, B.
Total. % haicS
ltnnIta- Nono
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OIL and TurpentIne,

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 12.-Petroleum-
Steady s. W. 1lOo, 7%c.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Sept. 12.-spirits Tur-
pentine-Dull at 1910.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tale nAoASB MAGNOLIA R,LM Nth ygu 10 N.
Beside. houniAlAs. home and az RaJ.l gs.of..i
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Cabbage-Loose, st. Louis 49Gc; Chicago,
7@0c; kraut, brl, $500; half brl, $3.50. Gar
lie SOC per 100.
dickens, young, $2OO@2'5O.
mixed, 300; hens, s2,75@30o.
NUTs-Cocoanuts 400 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 41Eg6c; Tennessee, farmers stock,
3JIG4c- roasted 21.c higher shelled, G@7c'
Pecans, Texas, collie,
PICRLEs-Brls $3.50; half brls, 800.
PoTAToEs-Firm; sL75@20Oper brl; sacks,
Csc sweet, $3.50 per brl.
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Miscellaneous.


HIDEs-Dry flint, No. !, 10c; No 2 &c; dry
sailed, 5I@7c; green sailed No. |, bci No :,
SIC; green, 3@4c; shecpskins, l5c@SLOo;
irregular.
WnIsRY-Straght Kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.50Gg3.O0 Eastern
rycs $l.s5@6OO, according to age and make;
common whisky, 0jc@Sl30, according to
proof nothing under 10 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING-llH gl3c.
PowpER-Kegs, $500; half kegs $40;
quarter kegs, $l.75.
TIEs-$l l5Cgl.2j,
snor-Drop Sl.i5; buck, $40.
LEAD-6c.
TALLow-3Gic.
NAIIs-Iron, $205; steel 500.
TomcCo-Common, 2j@35c; other grades,
! 35Ms5c.
SNurr-Gnrrctts, slOs5; Ralph's, Stops
Dental Scotch, 5000; Railroad, 1925; Gail
| a. Ak, 500.
CoAL Ou,-prlmo white, wholesale lots,
! $50 per gal.
WooI,-Burry, grease wool, unwashed, II
! Gl3c clear grease wool, 2OG Doe; bury
washed, 2O@3Oc; tub washed, 3OW3ic.
EsWAN-lS6IgUC,
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MAGNOLIA BALM

fn.ures f,rfse, compi.,ioa aud tseps The f.es.
rsci. Arms and hands son A.d smooth. Tfy ~
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM. hsms,s. suuburu
Ssn. rrcellss h0,h Patches. Cant \. ds,.e,.ai
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rNcnANar qrorAtInNs.

Ordinary, nc. good ordinary, sc. low
middlinF csc. miidlIur ptc, ruoi mid
ding 1855, middliug iaif, 1850, fair, nomi.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middling o'sc. snlc ~ bales
OF which - bales 10 exporters aud 90 bales
% anlnnrr.
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Groceries.

Nrw YouK, Sept u -Cndcc-options
opcncd steady and closci irregular with
moderate business Salcs $50 bays, includ.
Ing September at fi22o@i2 %. October,
All S,scii as November, sii 2ittii. o.. Do
ccmhcr. an OnCtil.i5, Janunry, SO 7iOtiu %.
February. SO 7u6tiO.s NJ, March, SiniCtiO IS.
April. siOWGiO50 May, fluUu tiO7n Spot
Rio about steady and quiet fair cnusocs,
iAac.
surnr-Raw lice higher and more active.
rrhning. SIC. Centrifugal 80 test, CSC.
refined In good demand aud firm.
Cmc,ao. H., Sept ~ On the produce en-.
change today the butter market was steady.
Creamery, Elrin, 23@si ~ choice western,
2ite22c. dairy, fancy, loHi5 4c, liair q
crn, i54MiGjtc.
CiNcNNAri, o., Sept i2-whisky steady
sales ass barrels distillcrs finished goods. on
n basis nf STA Buttcr-firm Sugar-Firm
Eur-firm at iIc. Chccsc-sicady.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives . nsviahinriy Deautihh skin. Drive. %
slslehss. nsdnA--. Houshasss. IlIaplss sun.lAai
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour strong aud unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat Djs90Okc; No.
spring wheat $50 SIC, No. red wheat, gO4,c.
No. corn, Iis.c No. 2 oats. 2iisc. No.
?. rye, 5l'sc. NJ. ? barley. 7Od72c. No.
l ilaNsccd, Sl2S Prime timothy seed, $40
OH.
Mess pork, per brl, sil37iS@iiIO Lard
per iuJ lbs, SiUOO. short ribs sides, loose,
$500 is@s.7O. Dry saltcd shoulders, loNcd,
f5G2 stgG1i, short clear sides, boxed, 900
Gtu2i.
Rcccipis-Flour, 1850 brlS wheat. 49,
nOO bu corn, 35l 2OO bu, oats, sd, 10 bu;
rye, - 900 bu; barley, $500 bu.
Shipmcnts-fluur, 1880 hrlg wheat,
snOi1 hu. corn, iuj 100 hu, oats, LOG, 30 bu
rye, 1850 bu; barley 21,yuJ bu.
ST. LOUIS, NO., sept i2.-Flour-Quict
but firm.
whcat-IIghcr. Tho opening was is@7sc
lower On dull aud easy cables and reports of
sharp declines elsewhere, but good buying
aud improvement In other markets caused u
stronger feeling aud gradual recovery, and
the close was strong at lWl'lc above ycstcr-
day; No . rcd. cash, ne, October, ~ sc
bid. December pil@oi1sc, closing at Oigsc;
May, ~ aGiinAsc, closing NJ H9-c bid.
Cum-llighcr aud firm. No cash. 42N6i
i2isc. October, ilis@ila,c, closing at iiAic,
year. 3i'sc January $3.50 use, closing at
| hNHsts May NNHaNttN'Hft tlfirlilF hl'ats
| Oats-Stendy aud hrmcr No. cash. 2iCJ
| 2tA.c September 23lsc May, 2sac, Ocio-
| her 2l1C hid year. 23,.c bid.
| limu-llighcT h1eL5Sc.
Flax Sccd-unchangc1. si27.
Corn Unchanged, - ibCtaD.
Ryc=lowcr No. cash. h2c.
llny-pull, prairie, s7.oo9S5o timothy,
| slOWMiluO.
Buttcr-Sicady creamery, $4,000, dairy,
| iSttI5c. Eggs-firm ut l3c.
Prpyiions-Quict pork-sihO0. Lard
/ Prime steam nominnlly sp7S butchers,
| snG3is. Dry salt mDats=Shuuldcr-, $40
| longs and ribs. SlUhdpi2's; short clears,
a. 2lmp.5D lacon--Shuuldcr, $50. longs
aud ribs, snGl's@oso short clear $1,000
iutgit.
Rcccipts-Flour, 5000 brlg wheat, 5000
| hu. corn. lG.OOo hu oats, ~ ,uOObu, rye, 600
| bu harley, 500 hu.
| shipments Flour, 900 hrls. wheat 1900
bu corn. i2,OoO bu. oats 1000 bu, rye, 400
bu. barley, 400 bu.
On the afternoon board wheat was strong
aud i.tti.c higher early, but fell or Corn
was duh. Oats firm.
kANsu CRY, Mo-, Sept - Wheat
Stronger. No. rcd, cash, 75'tc bid, 57c
| askcd. October 7Oisc bid, ne asked, De.
ccmhcr size asked No. 2 rel, cash. 73c
/ asked No. soft cash, sales NJ S5@S,c.
Com-Quict, No ? cash, M'sc bid; No. ?
| white cash. sales nj sc.
Uats-No 2, cash, OiGc bill, 2Ol.c asked.
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Nrw YoHK, Sept i2-Clcarings, SLOT
2ia3 un. balances &i0s,3Oi
BouoS, Mas, sept IA ClcaHnrs sl2
5iG a3i, balances, t,i3,,UIL
PniNbrLrHiA, Ia, Sept i2=Thc clear.
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krrEAL OFFICE

kPrEAL OFFICE, I
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Sept u, lsNs'
Money in good supply, demand firm rate
& per cent
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rradioaie' rrechles. rruptoua. letter w,isrbrs.h.
prieAly Heat, hesis inseS, nliss aad sunss ITJnl
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Tnr cmcAao anAIY rMAnKrr

Chandler Brown & Co, Of Chicago, 10
Ogden Fontinc, Memphis. 'rho board
cable reported an increase In wheat on pas
sage II $4,000 bushels. less than Bccrbohm's
cable Of yesterday. This notwithstanding
weak aud lower foreign markets, induced
heavy buying for local account In covering
large lines Of short wheat sold yesterday. IL
was also reported that the French crop j.
ilh,ouo on bushels short Of last years This
encouraged liberal buying Tor long account,
but offerings were very heavy at an advance.
The closing was easy at | cent higher than
yesterday curb, W9.c, sellers"
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts IN port this day lsss.............. b,7i7
Receipts In port this day, lOJ
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lnNroN, sept IA pm. -Consols closed
at ., S.iGd fut money, and i'S 7.iGi iot the
account Money ? Per cent The amount
IT bullion Withdrawn from the Hank IT
England on balance today was fJJl,Up
llat silver, asa per ounce.
PIus, sept i2-Thrcc per cent rCntes,
sn J5C Tor the account
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In quotations yes.
tcrday. Bulk pork meats, lard, -four and
coffee are quoted strong.
There is no change 10 report In the condi
ton Of the New Orleans sugar market
small receipts and but little movement
Prices for Louisiana goods steady. Molas
scs continues quiet aud nominal Rice Il
firm. Lemons are In ample stock for Ia,
demand. Bananas and cocoanuts arc quic
aud steady.
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Memphis Div.-Iliinois Central M. I. r. RI
Leaves Arrives
en-. o. MAIL. :. sos pm IN. O. MALL. 40 am
ght.........s3O pm "Freight ........1 30 m
Mail trains will stop at flag stations Noncon,
nah, Alden's. STATIONS Crossing, Talahatchld
Tunk and Riyerdale when signaled.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08
No. 40.

hand and heart. I like to think Of it
that way I Ike to think Of uIl passion
love is etorn~l, and us Shakespeare says
although time with his sickle can rob
ruby lips aud sparkling eyes, let hinl
reach IS far as he can, he cannot qnite
touch love that reaches even to the
tomb And to love in that way, and
then 90 down the hill Of LIE together
and as You 90 down here, perhaps. the
laughter Of Grandchildren, and the bird
Of joy and love will sing once more il
the leafless Branches of age. | believe
the fresIle. I believe in the democr.-
cy of home. | believe in the republ--'
canism of the family. believe in lib
erty and equality TO those we love-
Robert 6. [ngerso!l,