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.rai. aud Provisions.

Cmr,up. lll. sept 25.-Tmling In wheat
was very active again today with another
material advance established iu prices The
opening was about itl'.c higher than yc,.
t,riay closing figures ruled steady for
awhile aud then took another start, hIynuc.
iug Ng more, declined o., again became
steady and closed about ESQ higher thHu ygs
trulny. 4 llnsr speculative husiu,fs wns
transacted, thv bulk being Uu local hud north
western account
The advance was attributed 10 about the
same influence De- note 4 YESTERDAY uf which
the situation iu the northwest was thc prin.
ciIal factor Duluth was again several cent,
higher and New Nufk WIS relatively stronger
tlnn usual, sympathiFIuF moro generally
with thu advance boo the west Liverpool
was quoted iriu, with rr'crs tending up
The receipts are SMALL Tie export clear.
anCcs from srthutri ports yesterday were
very light but at present j. mot attmrting
much attention, speculation being governed
apparently wholly by the domestic situa.
ton. There was N,y active buying. bat the
advance Wa met with pretty lrcy realizing
on the part oi longs which checked and
prevented further advance. Hot the otter
Ing were Soon absorbed and with that d
sichdirr feeling again developed
Trading in corn wns active md the feeling
developed much stronger, n higher mnrr ui
luruU,s were the advances iu wheat, the
active demand irum shorts aud tu the opca.
ton, ot q heavy loyal operator, Who was
credited with buying freely Tho market
opened about ~ above the closing price Of
yesterday, was firm and advanced with some
| reaction t'smhc sold oil Sc, nrain al.
yhuccd sc, ruled steady aud closed with
near futures iaw2'., higher und May ~
/ higher than yesterday Tho RECEIPTS wcr,
quite lafrr, but the estimates lur tomorrow
/ were not ~ largv as usual. aud this created
some demand, The short Interest was np
/ pafcntly quite lhrc, and in covering price.
/ advanced sharply Gables wCru dull, aud
/ home markets higher
Oats were nrmor. IN sympathy with N,
advance Ia wheat aud corn, aud values az,
/ 40 Nc better Mes pork was fairly active
\ The near futures wcru rather quiet bal
stCadiur Opening snlcs wcrv nj 2i.c nd
vance. appreciated iO9i5'sc on the nctiy,
futures ani the grain wa, fairly maintained
~ the clusc. Their was u fair business IN
lard, within narrvN mango IT prices. o.
tobcr WIS held steadily ~ the same figures a.
for several days past Trading was mainl,
Ia November aud January, aud n stcadiei
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General News.

General News.
THE Kate Adams clears this evening at
o'clock for Arkansas City.
THE Rosa Lee departs this afternoon at 8
o'clock for Osceola and the upper bends.
THE James Lee will arrive this morning
and depart this evening at o'clock for
Helena and Friars Point.
THE Eugene, for Arkansas river, and the
Rene Macready, for ST. Francis river, de-
parted last evening with full trips.
CAPTAIN G. b. RUSSELL, agent of the Mem
phis and Cincinnati Packet company, has
telegraphed the Desota not to take passen-
gers from Paducah or any point south of
there, as they will not be allowed to stop
here.
THE Ohio arrived from Cincinnati yester-
day with about COO tons Of freight and thirty
passengers, nearly all Memphians returning
from the north. A rigid Inspection of all
passengers was made before they were per-
mitted to get of. The Ohio will return to
Cincinnati this evening at o o'clock. She
will be followed by the Desoto leaving Fri
day.
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New York and eastern demand, &c dis
count buying, &c premium selling. New
Orleans 20 discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville de-
mand par buying 81 per $1,000 premium
selling.
The local cotton market closed quiet,
sales / $50 bales Of which 100 TO exporters
and 500 to spners. At New Orleans spots
closed dull with futures steady; September
of points and remaining months of 10
points.
Liverpool closed dull, holders make no
concessions; futures quiet September of
points, remaining months unchanged.
New York spots closed quiet and steady,
declining l-lGc at noon, but recovering and
remaining unchanged at the close futures
barely steady; September OIL points with
remaining months oil . TO points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Liverpool was
disappointing this morning, a decline Of
point being reflected in one or more opening
prices, and IN the general tone Of the market
Later In the day, ON the circulation Of re-
port received by private cable stating that
Liverpool had improved, n rally took place,
but the advance was not fully sustained, and
though the close was quoted steady there was
an undertonc Of weakness pcryading the mar
kct In outside features the situation was
changed but little, II anything, from ycstcr.
day. Receipts show some relative increase,
but the fact that they are supposed to CON
tain very large proportion Of low grade
cotton has a tendency TO dcprcss the prices
OF contracts. Southern adyiccs are not un-
favorable, and the feeling that clear weather
will materially change the aspect Of affairs is
gaining ground
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Fec,istuns.

CouN-From store white, 5jc; mixed 5}c;
from lcyce or depot, white, in bulk lNci in
sacks, ole; mixed, In bulk Ec In sacks soc.
BR,N-From store, Soc, from lcyoc or de-
pot $1,000,
llAY-Choicc, from store, OOc, car load,
from lcvcc or depot, Sl55OmlGOO prime,
from store, SOMS5. car load, from lcycc or
depot $ll5O, prairie, from store. 5iftGpc; car
load. from lcyco or depot ilO.JO@lLoO.
OArs--Frpm store, white, 3Gc; mixed, BE;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk 32ci in
sucks, SIC, mixed, In bulk, 2Dc In sacks, Bic.
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CmcAoo. H.. sept. - The Drorsr,' Jour.
val reports Cnitlc-Rcccipts, II ,OD1: ship.
mrnts. $500 Market slow aud steady.
bccycs. S5O@G ~. stccrs, il.5OCt5.5O. stock.
cr. and feeders. ti.75Ct3 81 COWS bulls and
mixed. A 2iCt2 ~ Texas cattle, i.s0@3 10.
western rangers, t2.iOmii5.
logs-Reocipts, il.Dbt shipments. 8 500
Market slow and iOtIiSC lower. mixed. e. IS
6G9O. heavy. S,poaGh,. light s55Oct6.OO
skips. tlOnCth ~.
hccp-Rccc,pts, 1000 shipments. 1000
Market slow. natives. 81 uuHtUO. westerns.
sJWt,J55, Texans, - D9Jj0, lambs, $50
fthUi
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Nrw YoRE, sept 25.-CoiTco 90 Options
opened barely steady. closed September
and October firm, balance steady; sales
$500 bags. including September si275m
l2p October, si2Oo@i2iO, November.
sii.GjGil a., December, il0hiNtii.iO, Jan
uary. so GSOtiO 20. February. siOUO. March,
s.n,5Gti0. Is April, tlnOOdi0G5. May
siOOmlUGi; June tiuti. August. $40 20
mlo75. Spot Rio duh and weak, fair car.
guc. il5.c. Sugnr-liaw quiet aud steady.
refined steady moderate demand. Molasscs
Nominal Ricc--fair, demand strong, do
nestle i8.@6I4c
CtSctSN,it. o., Sept - -Whisky-Stcndy.
snlvs. pp barrels II finished goods ON n basis
II S.u. Buticr-Ensi,r Sugr-Stcady.
Eggs-Stronrcr, 1870. Chccsc-stcady.
CmcAgo. ~, Sept. 2,-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
aud unchanged. E'us Steady and un.
changed.
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Cash quotations were as follows

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-In fair demand and higher patents,
$5.55g600; bakers, in sacks S3.OO@Al5.
No 2 spring wheat, SlOOWlO2i No.
spring wheat, s11S@ssc; No red, $1,000
lO2 No. ? corn, 42ssc; No. ? oats, 4394c; No.
2 rye, 60lEc No. 9 barley, nominal; No. /
llaxseed, $780, prime timothy seed, $1,000
l.52.
Mess pork, per brl, s1AG2J9614G5; lard,
per 100 lbs, Sl05O@l0.5 u short ribs, sides,
loose, $s.67 I6@S7O; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, SL62LW775; short clear sides, boxed,
t00O6g0.25.
Rcccipts-Flour $4,000 brs, wheat, 5000
bui corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 25j,OOO bui rye,
%, 900 bu; barley 75,OOObu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 1900 brls, wheat, 90
900 bu corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bui
rye, 1900 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Sept 25.-Flour firm and
higher.
Whcat-Cash sufT and higher, but no
trading in No. red for want Of offerings,
Options-lligher, with an active, excited
market. All outside news was bullish from
firm and higher cables and calamitous news
from the spring wheat crop. The local
buying was sharp aud heavy, and the close
was ut top prices and 2l4m24c above yes
| tcrday; No. ? red, cash, ui'sc bid; Septem-
Der, $3.50; October, 07@9, &C, closing D7l5c,
nominal; December, 9slsCCrsl OOc, closing
Sl.OO asked; May,Sl,O24@Lol)5, closing Si.Oi
| ml.OiL bid.
Corn-IIighcr, with rather excited mar.
kct at times; No. 2 cash, iU lc; September,
| 30ACgilAc, closing at iOllc bid October,
3SaCGi0c, closing at 1850 bid; the year,
33aCcjic, closing at $3.50 bid; January, 331s
| m1'4c closing at $50 May 35Js@J6c,
closing at $3.50 bid.
Oats-Firm; No. cash, 23c May, 279I@
277sc, closing at 2sc asked; September, 22Hc
| bid, October, De bid; November 23Ac bid;
the year 22Ao bid.
| Bran-Ggc.
| FlaNsccd-Unchanged Sl25.
Corn Mcal-S2 l5d2.3O
Rye-llighcr No. cash. sic.
Hay-Bettcr demand; prairie, T.OO9s.50'
| timothy, Sl0.OO@lL5O.
Buttcr-Quict aud steady; creamery. l5M
2Oc; dairy, l5Ml7c. Errs-Good stock sell,
at loo; old state and spcculatcd stock, 1870
| lic.
observation-disclosures. Pork ;lj.25. Lard
| Prime steam, nOminally, 5000. Dry salt
mcats-Shouldcrs, $500 longs aud ribs
$s So short clear $40. Bicon-Shouldcrs,
$50 long, aud ribs, SQ7i@pS 81, short clear
NOVMlOl2ik. llams-Sl2 jO@llO0.
Rcccipts-flour 1900 hrl-; wheat, 1900
| hu: corn, s2,OJJ bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye
| 500 bu; barley. 1900 bu.
shipmcnts-f.lour, ii,OnO brlsi wheat, 20
90 bn. corn, 5000 bui oats, 1900 bu; rye
| 5000 bu;
Kansas Cry, Mo-, Sept. 2j.-Whcat-
| Higher. No. 2 rcd, cash, S23sc bid, soc asked
October, SIC bid, s4C asked December, 500
| sJAc. May. sc asked.
Corn-Quict no cash bids or offerings
October Sc asked. No year. 2sisc bid
~ ,c asked; NAV 3pi ,c bid - icaskcl.
Olts-No cash, 1870 bid ~ asked. Ocio
Der, 1910 bid, 2D'.c asked No. ?, dc bid
pc asked.
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AZ Moons spois-null. holders make no
concessions. Shlcs, h.un bales Of which
American 500 bales Receipts. i2UIO baies
Of which American 7uD bales Closing uuo.
tations wcrc a. iollowsl Ordinary. bf.d.
good ordinary 5OiGd low middHng tt.j,
good middllng 0'sd. middlug uplnnds
3 i5-lGd middling Orleans, i5.iGi
Futures opened quiet at decline, and
closed quiet
tThcsc prices are given IN pence and Glths.
thus AOJ means AOj.Oi aud 6Oi means
bt-GI
At pms September SIS buyers. Sep.
tombor-Oct0bcr, 5il nollor. October. Noycn.
Der $50 sellers November December. b2l
tellers; Dcocmbcr.Jnnuary. 522 SELLER. Jan.
uary-februhry, ~ sellers. February March.
s22 sellers March.Aprl, 623 sellers. April.
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Fisn-Mnckcrcl, half brls No. I, $3.50 No.
., $500. ION Kit, No. /, SL2i, No >, Sil5.
Dry herring, family, Doe per box
Hoo PuouuCrs-Strong mess pork, $4,000
1928. sumrcurcd hams l2A@l3isc; break
fast bacon llMl2c, bacon, clear rib sides
l0l ,c shoulders, 0iac; bulk pork, clear sides,
0hc; clear rib sides, 09sc, long clear O1c'
shoulders, SsOtsAc.
LAup-rcc-, D3,mO'sc. half brls, 10000
lOEg kegs, lOOOWl0isc, choice kettle, lO,s
Wili,c. Firm.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.


Conn MEAL-Standard, $2.35@2iO city
pearl $2.i5@25O; pearl, $3.50; quiet
, BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, $3.50 me-
dium, 500.
oar MEAI--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKERs--Sod treble extra, &c, ginger
snaps, S&mAc; assorted jumbles, lO@l2ci
cream crackers Si4m9c.
FLouR-From store, common, t3.G063. 50;
family I.lOGgl ~; choice, SL35mIij; fancy
$l75ClLS5, extra fancy sjOO@jlO patent
$j35M5G0, strong.
CRACKED WuEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store
HomNY AND GRIrs-From store, 1926.
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GENERAL TRADE.

The arrangement Of the lines Of transpor.
iation, owing TO shotgun quarantine In the
country, has caused serious delay In market
ing tho crop and will continue for some
time, and In consequence business has been
euriailcd considerably. Flour advanced iOc
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money stocks a.a uo.a..

Nrw louE, sept 2h-Moncy on call easy
at l't@2's per cent. last loan per cent
closed offered NJ per cent Prime mefcan.
tile paper, bk@54 per cent Sterling ef.
change quiet but steady a. ils4l. for sixty
day bills aud ti.bS iUf demand Government
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet middling, 0hc. Sales 1850
bales, including go bales last evening, Of
which 700 bales to exporters and 900 bales
10 spinncr.
EXCHANGE Quotations
Ordinary, 77-c' good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, p7sc' middling, 0A.c, good mid.
ding, i0c middling lair lOlc; fair, nomi.
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feeling prevailed. In short ribs better in
quiry existed for the near futures, also for
cash, the latter being wanted for shipment
to western consuming points. Offerings were
moderate and sales were made at &c advance.
Sold up 5@l0c and closed steady
The loading futures ranged as follows:
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co,t.n sccd rrn.lnr,-

PufHT tUrrf uIi.=NOtl sc. primo summer
yellow, 40 60, new iU,. prime summer
white cotton seed oil, t81tit. on summer
yellow, iuOtiaCi choice cooking summer
yellow, Hmi1c. cotton tcci meal, si7 1000
isur. lcss than car Loaf. ti5HnCtis ~. oil
cotton seed meal, tidp less than car load
lots. $500
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n,uGiNU-iti smi8c.
rovpm-Kcrs, 300 half kegs s25S.
quarter kcr-, ti5i.
Tu-tt iStti9i.
suor=prop, 81 las, buck ti.70
IEApafg.
TAIioW-JttiC.
TnWoyo-Common. 2S@55c other grades,
$500 Soc
sNrrr-Garrcits. $40 s,. Rilphs tiO2,.
Dental scotch $1,000. Railroad, sp2i. Gail 4
AZ, thui
Cou ou-rumc white, Wholesale lots,
3Nic Ter gal.
Woodbury., grease WOOL unwa.hcd, 10
wiiC clear EUnsU wool, 2Oa2ic. bury
washed, WWDt, tub washed, JD@Jic.
btnwAN =iSa5F.
NUs-irun, t2ni. steel. t1g
llun-nTy ninL No. I, lOisdiic. No. .
! 5hHsC lry shlicd. 5ishsr. No. 2 bttGtGc.
/ green faltod, No T. CttGisr No. 2. t@psc.
grccn, 3seihc, shccpskins, iocsil.OO,
| firm.
Wusgy Straight Kentucky bourbon.
| tLiHWGun Robinson aud Lincoln counties.
/ Tom. firm, ti,ihstiul. Eastern ryct, 81 NiC1
/ coo according a. arr aud make. common
| whisky, WyCttl 20 according to proof moth.
/ ing under ~ Per cent quoted.
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L,uw-Choicc, bCi common 20 good. per
heal 81 buhAuO
llous- Choicc light oG0'ic, good, 6ii@oc.
common, 5m5hc,
C.uur- Choice, g,@3ac good, 2'i@Jc.
tcallaNags ihM2hc
sntlr-, hoicr, &c. medium, 3@3,Ic. com.
mon. Al uutti "a
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept, %, AIN.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tions named IN the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time.
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niInnh InrnrniInn-

Ctrvrt,Np, o., Sept 2j-pctrolcum-
Steady; - W. ll0', 5Ac.
wuusoroS, y. G., sept 25.-Turpcutin,
-IlTm. 80.
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Groceries.

CANNED Goops-pino apples, FL 30. Peaches,
| lbs. standard, Slio. second Sl2h. Tumn'
| toes, 2 lbs, standard, ppr, 3 lbs standard,
| sl.iO. Strawberries, sl.2j l,nypbcrrIcs, 81 90.
| Blackbcrrics 500. Green Cages si5i Pears,
| 500 Plums, $3.50. Asparagus. SL2i. Green
corn, $llO. Green peas. sl.2b. Cove oysters,
full weight. I H., 500 . lbs, SlOb light
weight to-, 2 No. Hsc. Condensed milk-t Crown,
sjN. Eagle, $40, Swiss, 800. Salmon,
Sl75m2lO. Sndincs, SUOW,.25, mustard
sadincs. 500. Muckcrcl, si2j, herring
mackcrcl, Sl.Oj.
SrG,H-Purc white, Sc; OF white, &c:
yellow clarified, 7a.mSc; refined 4, sc; stand.
ard gunuatcd, s9sWsaci powdered sA4C,
cut loaf s34c, firm.
Currrr-Common, AYE ordinary, u Sc.
fair ldsc; prime Rio, lsc choice 10 fancy
Ia old government. 8Ott32c. strong.
SALr-Snginnw. il.3Oml35 per brl, Ohio
river, ~ 2Oml.2i per brl; SKIS, fine, I.JjCg
lao. coarse. SiiOHi 10, pkts, 2A6Ic.
Mcr-louisiuna, jW54c, Carolina, &c.
quiet
CANpirs-stick, all sizes, In bxs pals aud
hrls, OCgiic; fancy assorted, D,ai5ci extra
fancy. ls1u2hc. firm.
| Cnrrr-rrimc nat-, 7@s,fc. New York
/ factory, St,k. iull cream, litiliac, Nouug
! America, ilCtll'sc.
So,rs Am CANpLEs-Soap, 3'aGtc, can
| dies, full weight, 0'sC.
SrNBDu=3 '.OD3lsC.
MotNssEs-luuisiann common 10 fair. ~
M2ic. prime choice 3313sc. fancy i0dtic,
Centrifugal, common 10 fair 2OH2ic, prime
10 choice, J00g3ic; SYRUP 2oHiOg quiet
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Movements M the Levee.

Arrivals Ohio, Cincinnati; Paris @.
Brown, New Orleans.
Departures-Paris @. Brown Cincinnati;
Eugene, Arkansas river; Rene Macready, st..
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Terrible rorcrarning-.

81 Iors. Mo, sept ~ wool-Quict but
steady prices unchanged.
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Cough In The murnlnf hufncl ~ difficult
hraihinr. Raising phlcsm, iIEbiuCe IN the chest
uuirkrnri pultg, ChilliuDH In the evening ~
sweais n night ~ ofnny oi ihcso things arr the
nui stages II consumption AckCrH English
tough Kennedy VIII CurV th,ar fearful symptoms.
sni L. snli under poslil'r Euamuicc ~ H. }.
Hester. dfulHIft
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Household supplies.

ArrLu-ti .J0CD22 - per hrl. Dredapplcs,
3@3itc per 10, from store. Dried peaches,
3Igic from store.
Fruu-Firm. Oranges, tG0O per box.
Lemons, 3uOm35O per box. Bananas Sl.UD
(g3uO per bunch.
EUos=Siolly. noVos iGc. cases, he.
R,siNa- London Layers, a. jOCt3OO. Layers,
t2.7h, California. A. b6Aun.
BuUm- Butturiuc, liC, creamery, &c.
dairy i,c. country butter. i2sCtIihc.
Clprg-o1ark, s5.jO per brl, aud $3.50 per
| half hrl.
NiyrgAu-rcr rnl iOMiac
NrgtTAutT-=O Onions ti7i Per bril- Cab.
hngc=louse. 81 Louis, 6Cn,, Chicago, GO
&C. kmutrcr brl, {1co, halfbrl, g250. Garlic
5uc per iup
r0ulrm-Chickcns young sl75@3JO
mixed, 500 hens. t25SttJUO
Nuu-t ocoauuts, $40 per iu0. Peanuts,
Virginia. 'sGtUC. Tennessee, farmers stock.
3anic-runsicd, PIC higher, ,hollod G@1c,
pcDnuS Texas. pml1C
ricGtp=lirls 900 half brls, 500.
rorAton-firm, Si55 per brl. sacks, Csc.
sweet $3.50 per brl
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Tur greatest boon ever conferred upon
smokers came Ia the tllpc OF the Grand
Republic Cignrrus and I.uilos. They com.
binc both merit aud economy.
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact, Try them.
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" AL. II ", 10. g, q. a \ ". " ", O.. l., n
o. at, u. u, I, X. e., NJ ar r. I'M r. H..
iO1. steamers. 80. wagons, leo Total, 1000 bales
Exports None
NEw YORK.
Spots opened steady aud closed quiet and
neady; middling, iOisc. Sales, Ol5 bales
Quotations were as follows Ordinary.
iil-l0 good ordinary, o'sc. low middling.
10 lice, middling, io'Ic. good middling,
10 iS-i6c; middling fair, II 7-lGc; fair,
e. lice.
HFuturcs opened quiet aud closed barely
steady, ~ follows. september OO3@a %,
October, OG3@0Gl. November, OG3mg ~.
December, oG@ooG January, 072@173.
February oso@nsl, March, OsgCtgUO,
April, pg5@pns May, io.oSgiO.O8, June
ioi3Gioii, July, iOl0Gio2i. Sales, n,
20 bales.
NV oRtEASs
The spot market opened steady and close
Hull. Middlinr 0i3.iCc. Sales, 20 bale,
Quotations were ~ follows Ordinary, 7.c
good ordinary. SIC; low middlnr. 0i.c,
middling. o 1916; good middling iOsc
Futures opened steady aud closed dull. rs
follows September, pG5 bid. October, n.gC
@9si; November. pl5maiG December.
ai5@ais. january, p25aagO February.
a9Cn3,, March, ptCtoll. April. p5i6t
062; May, o0n@9G2, June, o0o9g.5i. July.
S7s@07o. Sales, 1870 bales
DAILY rour ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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per barrel today, closing strong. Hog prod
ucts are quoted strong with no change Of
quotations. Grain in store at the elevators:
Corn, 6,555 bushels; oats, 2o,355 bushels,
wheat, 3,05S bushels.
A dispatch from New Orleans states that
five barrels Of new cane syrup, the first this
season, were received yesterday from ]. NJ.
Courreges, of New Iberia. The syrup was
classcd as good fair, and was sold by Jules
Daquin to X. S, Chaiiee & Co., for sl.25 per
gallon.
THE oUIcAGo GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler Brown & Co., of Chicago, to Og-
den Fontaine Memphis; 'The strength and
advance in wheat during the last half hour
Of the session was due TO enormous buying
by Hutchinson and commisson-houses hay
ing county clienage. 1t is reported that
Minneapolis mllors have advanced -four 4Oc
per barrel This and late cables reporting
strong and advancing markets, together with
another sharp advance in Duluth, also In
duccd big demand from shorts. The mar
kct closed strong at top prices of the day.
Curb, 0slSc bid"
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MUSTANG L!NIMENT

CuREs fOor ROT. SuouLDER.RoT.
bCllEW.WORM AND sCAB IN suEEpl
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MUSTANG LINIMEKT

II FOR MAN a BEAST. PENETHATEs
huscLE&FIBRE 10 TlIE yERYDoNE-
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pAILY cOTrON ErArrNTNr.

imports-A. A 7. n n, hhi 4. AZ. " ", "a
". n l.. ". II ", 10. G., q. a \. ". v ", c. l., y
DAT n. r., I. K.s.C.,M Ar. M,ii.1.M. r. H.
iOa steamers. 30. wagons, 100 Total i.OlO bale,
Exports None
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS nv KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACTORY
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE Leo PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, 0 3-4c-
Sales Today, 1850 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
ArrEAL OFFICE,

TUESDAY EVENING sept. 20, leNoiJ
There is an active demand for money in
the local market, with the bank supply Of
funds amply sufficient for all legitimate pur-
poses, yet, owing to quarantine distractions
TO trade, no one is endeayoring TO do much
business.
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l.oypoN, sept 2i-I pm.-Consols closed
Rt q, 90 Tor money aud AS for the ac-
count The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Hank u England on balance today
is Gs,VuD. liar silver, asa per ounce.
HuIS September 2t.-rhc statement Of
the Imperial Bank IT Germany shows a de.
crease In specie oi .. i2D.OOJ marks.
Pans, sept. 25.-rhrcc per cent rcntcs,
So 81 i.c ior the account
bank CtEAHtNGs.
CmoAoo, H., Sept 25-Bank olcnrings
so. s,GUup.
Nav YoaK, Sept. 2i.-Clcaings, si2s, GO.
ij5. balances, E,U'h, 81.
BAluNouE, Md, sept 2j.-Clcarings, q,
49,, $50 balances, go. $50.
Bostuy, Mas, sept 2'.-Clcarings, Si5,.
025. go balances ti,U2, aus.
ST. l.uuts. Mo, Sept. 2t-Clcarinfs today,
s32lJ. 52i balances, S5is.7oi.
ut,prtrut,. Pa, sept 25-liank clear
ing, slp I,6,Dti. balance, si,i12,uiJ.
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THE RIVERS.

Steamboats, Leaving.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
LouisyilIe and Nashville,
Tennessee Midland Railway.

Memphis Dr.-Iilinois Central IN. ST. H. Is.y
Leaves Arrives
sAccn aud Mail 500 am hAcc'n and Mail 1880 p "a