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no doubt, by rather free speculative offer
ings, but the market was in such condition
that when the pressure t9 sell relaxed prices
quickly responded TO the demand. 1nfu-
ences governing the market were principally
local today. The opening was shade
weaker thsp closing figures yesterday and,
after numerous small fluctuations BECAME
weak and prices declined to a point nearly
Nc below the early outside range; then,
with some fluctuations, recovered INC OF
this decline, became easier bgain, and closed
about hYssc lower than yesterday. For
eign markets were quoted firm, with prices
tending up, but domestic markets were all
lower. Local traders, no doubt, sold freely
during the morning, on the supposition
that a reaction would set in, but when the
lower prices were reached, and an effort was
made 10 cover, the market rallied quite
easily.
An active trade was iagan witnessed In
corn, the feeling developed being quite the
reverse Of yesterday, lower range OF prices
being established. The heavy trading occurred
early in the session, after which transactions
were on a moderate scale, the market being
less active. The market Was FIRM early, h{st
sales were same to &c advance over the
close OF yesterday, and sold up &c, when
offerings became heavy, IL being quito appa-
rent that a large local operator, who was
credited with purchasing freely yesterday,
had turned seller today, and the market
broke, declining &c, reacted &c, and closed
with October l1s@ikc lower, and May &c
lower than yesterday. The sharp advance oil
yesterday had brought In a good many
shorts and when they had covered II left the
market without any support, there being
but little outside demand.
Oats were influenced 10 some extentby the
decline in corn. On the speculative market
the attendance Of operators was SMALL and
as compared with yesterdays trading was
less active. Besides there being more or less
deliveries there was H@Hc shrinkage In
values all along tho line Of future deliy'
cries.
In pork fair business was transacted at
an irregular range Of prices October, No
vember and January received the most at
tention. The last two named futures closed
at no part yesterday, weakened and at
one time today sold at the same price. Of
fcring quite free and early in the day met q
fair demand, but later the inquiry fell of.
Opening sales were at about the same figures
as yesterday on October and January but
l2lEc lower on November declined 7Is@l6c,
rallied 7lf@l5c, weakened and declined IA
6y20c, and closed easy.
In lard the trading was moderate, but the
market was steady on the near, but weaker
and lower on the moro deferred futures
Offerings Of the latter were liberal and the
demand light The opening was steady, de.
cline Of 5@l2Hc on the long futures, reacted
2Jsd7IIc, roceded aud closed weak.
Short rib sides met moderate call, but a
weak and unsettled feeling existed. Offer
ings were liberal and prices declined 5@lOc,
rallied 2H@5c. Later weakened and closed
quiet.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, ktoc,,s aud Bonds.

NEw YoRK. Sept. 2d.-Money on call easy
ut IGm2k per cent, last loan per cent
closed offered at per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 5Lm7H per cent Sterling ex-
change quiet but steady, at s1.s394 Tor sixty
day bills and tIS7A for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was more active today
NJ well ~ decidedly stronger, though the i'm
pruycmcnt resulting was confined princi-
pnlly 90 few stocks which monopolizcd the
Interest taken in the speculation. There
were reports Of frost In the south, which led
10 n better feeling ON the southern stocks,
and those securities were iavoritcs In the rise
with the exception of Norfolk n western,
which the disappointment over the rate OF
the dividend had n weakening effect There
was good foreign buying aud commission
houses had fair number oi orders which
were scarce the past few days. The
adyiccs from London that the 81
Paul investigation WIS Ia be lett
90 Mcssrs. DrcNel, Morgan & Co. hero
had marked effect IN restoring confidence,
while the news II the day was generally OF
an encouraging character The great feature
Of the day, however, was New England,
which, while firm 10 strong oil the way out,
made q sharp squirt In the last hour aud
scored the largest advance IT the day There
WIZ no INV iAfNflNlilllilNH ~ wv lANl'aAf
except that IN the last hour, when the nd-
vance was made report was received from
Boston that the company had voted 90 issue
n- needed $500 shares of preferred stock 10
pay for additional equipment This was not
exactly n bull argument on the stock, but II
seemed 20 have no effect In restricting the
upward movement. Among the Inactive
stocks there were marked advances In the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio certificates and the Big
Four. the latter being helped by reports 81
AN increase Ia the dividend rate In the near
future, and the former by the prospects Of
better businCs, from the union Of Interests
with the Zig -Four. The opening was fairly
active and strong,9nd under the leadof few
stocks advanced materially daring che fore
noon, though the movement was not steady.
The list II invariably higher this evening
and New England rose 2A per cent, Rich
mond 4 West Point and East Tennessee pre-
icrtcd per cent. each, Northern Pacific pre-
icrrcd ! A, Louisville 4 Nashville ~, Chesa-
pcnkc a Ohio first preferred ~, Hooking
Valley aud Oregon Transoontinental n each,
Manitoba ~, aud Others smaller amounts.
The railroad bond market also was moro
active aud stronger, aud the dealings deyol-
opcd more feature than usual for some time
past. The Chesapeake 4 Ohio currency cor
ihcntcs and the Texas Pacific incomes were
most active, aud contributed Sih5, 600 and
ti2i.Oo0 respectively 10 the days total Of
81, 10000.
Tho total sales Of stocks today were 250, i29
shares. Closing quotations.
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Household Supplies.

ArFLE-ti SoC12 IS per hrl Dried apples.
3Ct3hc Per III, from store Dried peaches
3ttiC irum sturc.
fHvu-fifm. Oranges, $500 per box
Lannon's, aO0tJ50 per boz. bananas, 81 W
aauJ pes bunch.
Elas-Sionly noN's iGc. cases. lie.
k,tsiNE-llondonl layer. g. tpa3. %. layers
t27h. California, t25Ot3Oo.
BurtrH- bWierine, i5c creamery, 2lc;
dairy, isc country butter i24cCti5c.
ClprR- Ozark, $50 Per brl, and $3.50 per
hall bril-
NtNI0AR-rcf rnl i03iar
NrgrtAmu-onions, ais per brl. Cab.
bagc-Lo0sc, 81 Louis. 5aGc. Chicago, co
e. kraut pcrbh, $500, halIbh, s. 80. Garlic,
co. per 100.
PoulrRY-ChickcnA Young. sl.55GJ3. 80,
mixed, 500 hens, a. TstggOO
ricglEs-hrla " o. halt bfl., tlO0
PorATors-firm, tL75 per bril- sacks Csc;
sweet, $3.50 pef hfl
Nrrs-Coooanuta, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, iHgGc, Tennessee, farmers stock,
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General News

The Rosa Lee left for osceola last evening
with fair trip.
THE Jaoies Lee arrived from Friars Point
yesterday morning with fair cargo OF cot
ton. She returned last evening.
THE large and commodious passenger
steamer, Kate Adams, leaves this evening ut
8 o'clock for Helena, Friars Point and Ar
kansas City.
THE Ohio departed for Cincinnati yester-
day afternoon with full list of passengers
aud some freight. She will be followed by
the Desoto, leaving tomorrow evening at D
o'clock.
Business has improved wonderfully dur
ing the past few weeks. All the packets
bring in and go out with fair cargoes The
transient steamers are also doing a good
business. Taken altogether, the season
opens under much brighter prospects than
IL has for a number OF years.
The steamer Gen. Tompkins, now In
retirement near the mouth of Wolf river,
will enter the White River trade, in oonnec-
ton with the Chickasaw, shortly. Shippers
are highly pleased at the enterprise shown
by the Memphis Il White River Packet
company in giving them two boats per
week.
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1nr cmcAao anArN MAnKEr.


CoRN MEAL-Stnndnrl. s235612l0 city
pearl, s2.i5d2bO; pearl, $500, quiet.
BrANs AND PEAs-Navy beans, $3.50, me.
dium, s2.OO
oar MEAI--In half brls $3.50 from store
CRACKERs--S treble extra, &c; ginger
snaps, sis@nc, assorted jumbles, logic,
cream crackers, SlsCtDc.
fLovH-from store, common, S3OOCp3S5;
family SAMOA ~. choice, ti.3tmis5, fancy,
sl1iCpiNi. extra fancy, SjJgj1O, patent,
- 3iCJh.G strong.
CRACKED WnE,r-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
IloMiSY ASD GWrs-From store, S3.25.
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CoRN-From store, white, Csc; mixed. 53c,
from leycc or depot, white. In bulk, lsc; In
sacks, 6lc; mixed. la bulk. i7c; In sacks. 5oc.
bnAs-from store, s5c; from leycc or de.
pot, $500.
lIAY--Choioe, from store, goc; car load,
from leyoc or depot, tiA.O@i0.O0 prime
from store. SO6si. car load, from loycc or
depot, tA.6O, prairie, from store, bhCgdnC, car
load, from lcyco or depot. tiO bOCtll.O0.
OArs-frOm store, white, &c, mixed, 33c,
| from lcyec OF depot, white, In bulk. SEE; IN
sacks, sac, miAcd, Ia bulk, 2lC, In sacks, sic.
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fisu- Mackcrcl, half brls, No. 1, e. 90. No.
2, $50. ION hit, No. I, sl.25. No. 2, sli6.
Dry herring, family, 25C Per box.
llou PEopVcn-strong mess pork, $1,000
las, suFnrcurcd hams, i2,S@l8JSc; break.
last bacon, iiCbi2c bacon, clear rib sides,
iO1c. shoulders, gi.c, bulk pork. clear sides
Csc. clear rib aides, Csc, long clear g)so
shoulders, sis@shc.
L,Hp-1ccs pa.CSo'sc. half brls, 10 oO6
lO'sc key, i0OJ9i0isc, choice kettle, IO4
Ciii.c. Firm.
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At noon: Spots-Busnsss moderate at
full prices. Sales 5000 bales, of which
American 1900 bales Receipts, LOO bales,
OF which American /, 100 bales. Closing quo
tations were as follows Ordinary bAdi
good ordinary, 0-l6d low middling ODD
good midding, esd; middling uplands,
l5-i0d; middling orleans, l5-l6d.
Futures opened firm, and closed steady.
These prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus 4.63 means i6j-Gi, aud b.Ol means
OLGA.
At 1 pm: September $50 sellers Sep
tembcr-October IA sellers; October-Novcm-
Der, $50 sellers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DO
sellers Dccember-Junuory, b.23 value Jan
uary February, .. % sellers; February March,
6.23 sellers; March-April, 6.2i sellers; April
May, o. % sellers.
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Groccrie-.

NV YoEE, Sept. 20. Coffee - OPTIONS
steady: sales. 81, 80 bags, Including Scptom.
her. fiaOOsi3iO. October, So 2OC1i2 IS. No.
ycmber Ni 500Dii.65; December, Nii6@
ll.aO. January, tie s5Cfiono February. siO. 10
aIO ~ March, tiO.e0, April, siO 7bCdl0. 40
May, sl0 soCai0sa. June SOS. Spot Rio
about steady, quiet fair cargucs, ilbc. Sugar
Raw dull. fair refining NC. centrifugal
100 test 0l.c, no sales. Refined quiet and
steady. c, $50 extra e, 6A.c. white extra
&. Ole yellow, 6Js@6Ac of A, T@Tl.o.
mould A, INC; standard A, INC. conlec.
TONERS, 7)Gc, cut.loai, $50. crushed, sKc;
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powdered, &c; granulated 7Nc cubes, &c.
YoIasses-Nominal. Rice--Firm. moderate
@4ssc. eA' 40
CHICAGO, H., Sept. 2e.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was dull
ana easy Elgin creamery, 23@24c; choice
Western, 2l@22c; choice to fancy dairy, 1900
tloi good, l6@lSKc. Eggs-Higher, 171f@
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2e.-whisky-Firm |,
sales, 81 barrels, on basis $l.14. Butter,
firm. Sugar, in fair demand. Eggs, in fair
demand and firm at 16c Cheese, steady,
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Articles.

Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour-firm; patents, s5.0590.Vo bakers,
In sacks, s3.gO6lii6.
No. spring wheat, si.0S@l.0i No 3
spring wheat sSlfassc; No. 2 red, 81 .03
No. 2 corn, 4lbfc; No. 2 oats, 23If6g23s6c; No
2 rye, Sic; No. barley, nominal; No /
faxsocd, Sl.3l; prime timothy seed, sl.b5cg
l.56.
Mess pork, per brl, sl4.G06Di465; lard,
per 100 lbs, $40 5etfl062lf; short ribs sides,
loose, ts63lsgs.67A; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, ss.02JsgS.75; short clear sides, boxed,
So. 26G9.50.
Reeoipts-Flour, "a, 600 brls; wheat i2oo 900
bu; corn, e+aOoo bu; oats, 3Dl, 600 bu; rye,
~, 900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
shipmonts-F1our. i0,OOO brls, wheat, 3l,-
600 bO; corn, 27s,OoO bu; oats, $4,000 bu
rye, 1900 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
ST.. LOWS, Mo, Sept 2J.-Flour steady
and unchanged.
Wheat--Cash irregular. Options-Lower
Cables, while Arm, were not strong as ox-
pccted, aud as other markets declined rap
idly, with considerable selling, the close was
&c below yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, o6h@
0SIfc, september, a,tc, October, G5bsa05N.c
closing pc, hominal December, 0sH@
n.coc, closing 0oc askod; May, sLo2kCtLOi,
closing sl.03H.
born-Lower; No. 2 cash, s9,sc; scptcm.
Der, 3g}.0tI0c, closing at B0jGc: October, ssh
CaS91lc, closing IS Nc asked; the year $40
SBNc, closing nj 83Ac, January, S2tkdSc
closing al S2)sci May, %'.@SShe, closing
at SbAc.
oats-Firm but dull; No. ? cash, 23Hd2ic;
October, 2sc; May, 2Sc; September, 22A
bid; December, 2ic bid.
Hran-Grc.
Flaxsced-sl.25.
Cornmeal-s2. iOd2ia
| Rye-Steady az sic.
Hay-stcady; prairie, to5O9sGo; timothy,
sl0OlCJlAhO.
Buticr-unchangcd; creamery ls@2Oc:
dairy, l6@i7c. Eggs-Stcaiy at 15c.
| Pruvisions-Stcady aud fairly firm. Pork
500. Lard-prime steam, nominal. Dry salt
meats-Shouldcn, 500 longs and ribs,
sss5; short clear, 1918. Reconsideration,
$500 longs and ribs, s976@9.s5; short clear
tiO0pNiO12ic
Reccipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat as,OO
bu corn, sGOOO bu; oats, 1900 Blu; rye
5000 bu. barley, 1900 bu.
| shipments-flour, 1900 brls; wheat, T..
OoO bu, corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 bu, rye,
1000 bu. barley, 1000
K,Ssw CRY, No, Sept 2d.-Wheat-
Receipts, 21lO bu. shipments, 1000 bu; IN
store 20i, 76S bu. Strong. No. Cred. cash,
S39.c hid, Nc asked; October. s3Ctsi.c bid
sAgEc asked, December, sales nc S5jsCts6JIc.
| No. 3 rcd, cash, 73ltc bid, Nlfc asked, No
2 soft, cash, 02c asked; December sales al
Wkc.
Con-Rccclpt-. s63 bu; shipments, 2lGt
bu, In store, 1881 bu. Steady; No cash
Bitc asked. October. S0lsC hid, $50 asked
No 2ycar, 2S1.c bid, ~ asked; May, 9OI.C
bid, 3ic asked.
oats-No. 2 cash, 1890 asked October
1880 bid, e01so asked.
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Live stock.

CmcIao. H., Sept 26.-'rhc Drorcrf Jour.
nal reports Catiie-Reosipts, n, 600. shin.
mcnts, -. Market steady; beeves, t35OIl
SEQ COWS, BioaSs0 stockors, 81 20.
llogs-Rcccipv, iaop shipments, -.
Market brisk aud lower; mixed, s. 75C65 90
heavy, tGOO@d+o; light sj.75g6.l6 skips,
81 iOCaGl5.
shssp-Rcccipts 1000, shipments. -.
Market active, higher, westerns, S365Ch3. IS;
natives, t3SOGlO0, Texans, S350CtS. 90
lambs, "a. 25a662k
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Live stock.

LAMBs-Choicc, DC; common to good, per
head, $l.5OCt3.0O
Ioos-Choicc light, G@0Kci good, 5jE@Gci
common, 5Ct5lkc,
CATTLE Choice, 3H@3Hc; good, 2Js@3ci
scnllawags 1h6g2igc;
suErr-Choicc ic; medium, 3@3)Ec; COM
mon 81 OO6tl 80.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept 26, sam.
The following observations are taken at all stu
lions named IN the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time
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Grain aud Provisions.

CnicAUo, m, Sept ~ The wheat market
today was susceptible 10 rapid fluctuations
prices declining aud advancing easily On
the whole the feeling WINS easier. Influenced
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rxcnlNar erorlriosa

Ordinary, 7No good ordinary, SIC. low
middling, CSC middling, oAc good mid.
ding, l0', middlins fair, iO9c, fair, nomi.
nal.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
THURSDAY.
Arkansas river...............kArE ADAMS, 5 pm.
Movements nj the Leyec.

Arrivals-City Of New Orleans, st. Louis;
Rosa Lee, Osceola; james Lee, Friars Point
Departures-City of New Orleans, New Or
leans Rosa Lee, Osceola; James Lee, Friars
Point; Ohio, Cincinnati, Chickasaw, White
river
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lmpufiH-Mi u q " H. ~ " a T. " H.. M
Ian n. %. C,oIsW R,IL,N. o.
AT. r., o. N. r. H.. N Tenn MID. II. a..
~ sieamcr, iit wagons ~ Total 90 bales
Exporu-L. &S.lR.sl Total ~ bales.
NEw NoRK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady.
imiddling, 10 7.iCo Sales, I, Ssl bales Quo.
taiions were ~ follows Ordinary. 7a.c.
good ordinary, o iiOc low middling. iac.
middllng, 10 7.i0c, good middling, 10 nc.
middling fair iiHc. fair, i2c
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
.. follows September, OW@0Oa octo.
her, 0G560O0. November, OOg. Dcccm.
Der, 0.6s@007; January, OTSap76. Fob.
rpaTy, o.s3@0.si. March, o1iCt0g3. April
I00O@i0Oi; May i00sai0O0. June. 10 II
6ioi7i July, io229io2L Sales %. 10
bales
NEW ORLEANS
The spot market opened steady and closed
Arm. Middling. OKc. Sales, 2,OJo bales
Quotations were A. follows Ordinary
l3l0ci good ordinary, se-iGc. low mid
ding, Q b-iGc; middling. 0jEc, good middling
10 blsc.
Futures opened steady and closed cay, a,
follows Sep TENDER, e6sa0G2. October. o.Si
6oS5, November, 0l7@9ig December
Ri04s9o, January, o96802s. February,
aS5aes7; March, eilgol5 April, ASA
s6i; May. p.O2@1oa. June, oT6072 July,
l7p9oSi. Bales aicl0 lales.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. e.-wool-Market
easy; Nc lower on tub-washed; bright me-
dun, l5@23c; coarse braid, 11@20c low
heavy, Il@I7c; ub-washed, 2s@S4c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling. CSC. sales $50
bales, including 100 bales last evening. Of
which $50 bales 10 exporters aud DO bales
70 spinners.
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Gotten seed Products.

yellow, l2Gg45c; new acc; prime summer
white cotton seed oil, 43@l5c off summer
yellow, i0m42c; choice cooking summer
yellow. ijCIi7c; cotton seed meal $1,000
1900, less than car load Sl750gls.5O; off
cotton seed meal $1,000 less than car load
Lott an M
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
RAILROAD Time TABLES.

Chesapeake and Ohio Routs.
.fast MaIi-..... $40 am sFast MALL. 400 p m
EAST IL. ....i0O1 pm east Ex........-ll:hop N
sRpley Ac.....- 40 pm "Ripley Ac.....- St0hn
Mall and express trains run solid between Nom
phis and Louisville Pullman buffet sleeper runs
on mail and sleeping and reclining chair car on 90
press Thnce hours quickest umo " Chicago
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
Louisville aud Nashville.
.Est MALL. = 80 pm .Ea,. MALI. a,opS
eMail... ,......iel 20 am mail ...,....,.. bll m
sst Louis EX.... go pm est Louis EL.- SOJAa
standard time
Tennessee Midia I'd Railway
ITO Take Eject July 2ll
Ipily MALI. 80 pm Daily MAIL. eSsan
Tally freight. IiOhm Daily Freight S25Am
Mississippi valley Route IT,. \. o. ar. u. ~
Leaves Arrvci
Memphis Diy.-IlInols Central IN. Sr.R ny
.Aocn and Mai. SO csSyS S .Accn and M. A55sf,
Kansas CITY. Msmphl. aud birmingham.
.NornIns Trn- 90 5si am Evening TIN. sisp%
eli. spg. Aocon. toop.m III. sps. Accom- 9Ooan
etAs ssSess khhnsns ttys foth otoW 49,
Memphisl.
Leaves Arrive,
OK. G. Er.,.....-iois am *. C Er.....-- tispn
ok. Q. Mall. 7l5p.m tx. @. Maii..,..- Ti5Ln
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee Depot
Memphis aud Cnar,e-tSn.
Leaves Arrives
Through Fx..i0 - pm Through FL 6i0 an
mail aud Ex....i0O0 IN mail and FL. bD p M
tsomerile Ao- $40 pm bonneville Ac- 40 "a
Memphis and Littis Hooa
In eject July 1, lass
LoavosI Arrive,
srhroueh Pas. eos pm Through rs- sbpm
Through Pas tisam Through Pas 901Am
slocal Freight. 40 am sLocal Freight. ot n
Central standard TINA
Iron Mountain Route.
Leaves Arrive.
Little Rock III -ii.ib pm Mail and Fn-.-i0 70 y m
TenaS TX ........ Gas an Memphis Ex.., SIS am
est Louis and 81 Louis and
Chicago EN.... 6.oop.m Chicago H. 30 an
Nom Daily tfSccp, SUNDAY
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miscellaneous.
BAeoINd-Il Kgl3c.
PowDER-Kegs, 1900 half kegs 1915
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
TIgs--$l 150pi 26.
SHoT--Drop, sl.46; buck $l.70.
LEAD--6c.
TALLow-3Mic.
ToBAcco-Common, 25g3Jci other grades,
35@s5c.
sNuFr-Garrctts, $10s5; Ralph's, Stops;
Dental Scotch, $1,000 Railroad, 500 Gail q
AK, 500.
Coal OfI-Prime white, wholesale lots
CSC per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwnshed, 10
@13c, clear grease wool, 2OG25ci bury
washed, 2O@3Oc; tub washed, 3O034c.
BEEswAx-lSd20c
NAus--Iron, $2.05; steel. 500.
IIIDEs-Dry flint, No. |, l0H@llc; No, 2,
7l56sc; dry sailed, 7lSMSc; No. 2, 6iS46c;
green sailed, No. /, O@Gkc; No. ., 4@41c;
green, 3X@lkci shecpskins, l5c@si.O0i
firm.
WmsKY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 506J8. 90; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. firm. Sl.50@3OOi Eastern ryes, Sl.S5Cg
600, according TO age and make; common
whisky. 05cMsl.30, according to proof moth
ing under 20 per cent, quoted.
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OIL and TurDentIne.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept 26.-Pctroleum-
Steady; s. W. 1lOo, INC.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. 26.-Turpentine
Firm; SOC.
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LONDON, sept "a p.m.-Consols closed
at M for money aud W al0 for the nc.
count The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the hank Of England ON balance today
h t2hOJO.
Paws, sept 1-Thrcc per cent rcnics,
SIT 2lsc lot the account
nANK CtrARiNGs.
CmcAOo, H., sept 20.--liank clcariugs,
siO. ii7, coo
INV IoRg, sept ~. -Clcarings, SlO0 ii5,.
pO3. balances, ALbll $50.
BNriNoRr Md, Sept 20.-Clcarings, s.,
COS, $50. balances, s3iI7u0
no-toN, Mass, sept 21.--Clcarings, Si5,.
1880, tOO. balances, tl,irl2tn.
N LOWS Mo, Sept G1-Clcarings today.
5000, iiO. balances, Si.A,2sO
pnitAnEiutiA, Pa, sept 9d-nank clear.
ings, sO,SbSOsi balances 1882, $50
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GENERAL TRADE.


No changes were made today In general
market quotations Grain In store at the
elevators. Corn, 63l3 bushels, oats, 10, iOd
bushels wheat, 3Oss bushels. A sample Of
pine leaf fibre bagging was placed on exhibit
ton at the Cotton exchange today by Lake q
Dorian, who received IL from the Acme
Manufacturing company OF Wilmington,
Nc.
According TO a New orleans circular, there
is no change to note in the condition OF the
sugar market. The receipts from plantation
continue very light, and there is hardly any
Louisiana sugar being offered at all. Re
ccipts Of Louisiana molasscs are also light
A better feeling prevails In rice and prices
rule steady.
TiIE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler, Brown 4 Co., Of Chicago, 20
Ogden Fontaine, OF Memphis Wheat
closes weak at nearly the lowest point Of the
day under heavy sales Of long wheat by bro
kcrs supposed TO represent Hutchinson and
other heavy holders. The former bought
through his regular stafr Of brokers and for
round lots Mt the sellers price at the close
Of the market, 07Ac. Immediately after the
bell tapped local traders were offering De-
ccmbcr at y79sc The action Of the .markct
today would seem 10 indicate that heavy
holders were unloading their December and
May purchases while bidding up September.
Curb ~ sellers.
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New YoRK, Sept. 28.-At jobbing hands
there was more doing in ali departments,
with the sales Of good amount but with
agents trade was slow.
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Miscellaneous.

3>f@4c-roasted, 2I9c higher shelled, G@7c;
Pecans Texas, 0(Dl2C.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE Leo PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 3-4c
Sales Today, $50 Bales - The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
ArPEAL OrFTcr,

ArPEAL OrrIcr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 70, 1883,
There is an active demand for money in
the local market, with the bank supply OF
funds amply sufficient for all Legitimate
purposes, yet no one is endeayoring to do
much business