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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thcafer.

The Bartholomew Equine Paradox
troupe gave a matinee performance yesier-
day and another entertainment last night,
and 10 pleased audiences. The twenty
trained horses do wonderful things. Their
military drill Is worth the price Of admis-
sion. The performance lasts about two
hours and half, and is full Of attractive
novelties, which are the dolightoi the little
folks and have a charm for older people.
Another matinee performance will be
given this afternoon, aud an entertain
ment tonight win close the engagement.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Equine Paradox show will give a
souvenir matinee this afternoon and clos
ingperformance tonight
--Patrolman Howard Chastaine slipped
up on the ice yesterday and sustained in
juries that viii conhne him 10 his bed for
some days.
There arc a number OF invitations 10
the Sphinx ball undelivered at the postof-
fee, because the parties that made applica-
ton failed 10 furnish the proper address.
Those who have been disappointed In this
respect will doubtless receive their invita-
tons upon calling at the postoffice.
Dan Haley, a switchman, and Charles
Murphy, street car driver, both white,
were arrested yesterday for breaking into
house on Linden street, between Her
nando street and MADDEN avenue. They
were gaining an entrance through the win
dow Of room in whichslcpt a negro man.
There happened 10 be pitcher Of water in
the way, which they overturned, pouring
ia contents on the slumberer. or course
he suddenly awoke, and his next move
ment was 10 grab Haley, but the prisoner
broke loose and fed. The negro saw and
recognized his midnight visitor yesterday,
informed Detective Armstrong, and the
men were accordingly locked up.
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me, nom, I.ihe Ita mr..

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. IO.-lIhero II con-
siderable disappointment felt by reason Of
the selection Of a man outside Of Cincin-
natl for receiver OF the metropolitan bank.
IL Il not because Of the man chosen, but
because he IN not a Cincinnati man.
Comptroller Trenholm has followed the
same course no did In the case Of the
Fidelity. There has been no reason 10
doubt the wisdom Of that policy.
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METROPOLITAN BANK TROUBLE.
Z. N. Roth Zig Loser--A steubenviIle
Man Appointed Receiver.

CINCINNATI, Feb. l0.-Mr. +. N. Roth,
Of the 81. Nicholas hotel, one Of the un-
fortunate directors and stockholders in the
Metropolitan National bank, will lose, IL Is
estimated, from $500 TO so, 900 by the
suspension OF that bank. He has deter.
mined TO form stock company for the
control Of his hotel and bravcly attempt "a
make good his losses Mr.. Roth IL conf.
dent that he can do all this in time, and
will push his plans 10 an early completion.
President Means brother, John Means, IL
here 10 give what assistance he can TO his
brother
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sba,lov. OF n trcnt CIty.

During the latter half Of next week
melodnma entitled shadows Of a Great
City," will be presented at the theater. II
Is strong production, the characters are
people YOU sec and hear In every day life.
types OF men and women who enlist our
sympathies and give spice and humor 10
every entertainment.
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lily, who, before the war, reigned as leaders
OF wealth and fashion. He himself en-
tered the Confederate army when fifteen
years OF age, and served throughout with
marked distinction. Tho result OF the war
was to him what it proved TO thousands OF
ethers-ruinous. The appointment is re-
garded as most excellent one.
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Rerrixer AnpeIntca.

wAsniS0roS, Feb. 10.-Thc comptroller
Of the currency today appoined James Nc
Conyille, Of Sieubcnville, O., to be re-
ceivcr Of the Metropolitan National bank,
at Cincinnati, o. lie will take charge
carly next week.
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LopaE NOTICES.

fI,HE oFFICERs AND MENBERs or
i AnrcrJna Lodge, NJ ioe, arr hereby "a
notified that the Lodge viii work tonight "
February ~, NJ fao'ciOck. In the Fellow
Crsfts degree Visiting brother Internally Invited
ny ordofof a. y. TAYLOR, W. N.
At;ost Dodag q. Tn,brn. FEC.
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The sale Of seats for the Roland Reed
engagement at the theater next week viii
open this morning at Witzmann's. The
attractions WILDE: Monday night, "Wom-
an Hater" Wednesday matinee, ''IIum-
bug" and "Wednesday night Check"
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Dime Museum.

As this is The last week Of pantomime,
Il being Withdrawn 10 make room for the
grand production Of Grip Van Wrinkle
by Mr.. Jos. II. Kean, there will no doubt
bo excellent attondances ut the popular
Dime Museum.
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Posfponed Again.

NKw ORLEANS, la, Feb. l0-Thc races
have again been postponed on account Of
heavy track. Next race day will be
Monday.
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Jonx RrED and Samuel Gunoh. Of Oak
Harbor, o., say Man-a-lln Is the only medi-
cine that ever did them any good.
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RAILROAD tickets TO New Orleans, vicks-
burg, Jacksonville, Fla; Cincinnati and
Other points, at greatly reduced prices, at
]. samelson & Co.'S, reliable ticket brok-
ern. No. 30 Min street.
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Fair Danes and courtly Lords, Greeting
We hereby decree that the following
gentlemen shall receive and attend the fair
ladies Of our realm at our grand coronation
ball at our Palace Gayoso, Mardi Gras eve,
February IL.
BY the King himself.
MoMUe H., Rex.
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THE KINGS BALL.

Tho Emperor OF Merriment and Smiles
Appoints the nobility and chivalry OF
his realm 10 receive and attend
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THE FAIR LADIES or HIS COURT.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mono, IIond.-slncI..

NEw YoEK, April 3D. Money ON call easy,
ranging from to ~ per cent; last loan !
per cent. closed offered nt per cent. Prime
mcrchaniilo paper 500 per cent Foreign
exchange fairly active aud barely steady at
HSg's for slNty-day bills aud sLS11i@
for demand
Goyemmentbonds quiet and steady. State
bonds quiet and finn
The stock market was very nctiye and
strong IN the forenoon today, hut reacted and
became quiet later In the day aud a large
portion oi the gains were LOST, though the
list ~ rule was irnctiunally higher this
evening and marked advances were scored I'm
few stocks. London prices came very
much higher than our closing prices on
saturday and there was a heavy foreign de
mand Tor stock seconded 10y liberal purchases
for out OF town parties. Thi. made a very
strong opening aud IN spite 81 very heavy
rcnlimiions ON the part OF the bulls the
advances were not only maintained but
increased though the pressure 10 sell finally
began TO show when the demand backed of.
There was very little change IN the tone OF
dealings until the close when "a better feel
ing was shown aud the market closed barely
firm. The final declines are more numerous
Than usual last week. but they are confined
10 small ffnctluns, while Missouri Pacific and
Norfolk aud Western preferred rose . per
cent each; San Francisco 2i,i Louisville a
Nashville ~; Pacific Mail ~ Wheeling
aud Lake Erie preferred 4 per cent
The railroad bond market was very active,
total sales reaching ., i6a, 90 shares the prin.
cipal trading being In Fort Worth & Denver
ifsts, which were largely bought ut So, "a
Ms oh salcs Of $4,000. The tone OF the
dealings Wa strong throughout, though tho
important final changes In quotitiuns are
few The total sales Of stocks today
were 50o7si shares. Closing quotations.
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ALL the packets left last evening with fair
trips.
Mir ROBERT w. Mccoy, chief clerk OF the
Ohio is accompanied this trip by his wife
and little daughter.
TuE Chlckasaw arrived from White river
yesterday with fair trip. She returns to-
morrow at 5o'clock p. m.
TIM Oakland towing number OF model
bargcs, passed here yesterday afternoon on
her way from New Orleans TO st. Louis.
TnE gauge at this point at o'clocl, yestcr-
day afternoon registered % feet and 3-tenths
"A decline since last report OF 1 foot and 2
tcnths.
TnE Anchor line steamers announced 10
leave here this morning at 10 o'clock are the
Arkansas City for Natchc2, and the City OF
Nicksburg for ST. Louis.
1nE Eugene brought in from Arkansas
rivcrycstcrday morning o bales Of cotton and
! ,230 sacks OF cotton seed. She leaves again
this evening at o'clock for Arkansas river
going through 20 Pine BluH.
The following tow-boats, all with tows Of
empty coal bargcs, are due here on their way
from New Orleans TO the Ohio river; Smoky
City, VIM. Bonner aud Joseph u. Williams
The latter also has Prices floating opera
house IN tow.
The steamer Joe Peters, which has been In
retirement here for several weeks has been
chartered by circus company and will
leave In few days for 81. Louis, the point
from which the company will start on q
southern tour soon.
Thr Ohio arrived from Cincinnati early
yesterday morning with 300 packages Of
merchandise and several passengers. The
Ohio leaves again this evening at b o'clock
for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville Cincinnati
and all the principal way landings ON the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers. She gives
cheap passenger and freight rates TO all
points,
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business continues quictaud without any
thing Of special interest 10 notice. Grocer.
les, grain aud provisions remain unchanged.
Eggs have advanced slightly. Green pea.
arr selling at ~ - per bushel box, and beans
N.25@2OO per bushel box. Strawberries,
Louisiana plnts, are scllingat sl.25 per case.
and home grow at $500 to ~ % per case.
Al New Orleans the sugar market shows
mo- special activity, and prices continue firm
aud well maintained. Msaiscs continues
steady and unchanged. Az to the rice mar.
kct there Is no quoiahlc change In prices,
but concessions are freely allowed to Affect
sales, Rough rice Is duh and easier Accord.
ing In the Cincinnati Priee CvDsat--Thc cur.
rent season will enlarge the crushing Of cot.
ton seed for oil IN This country To about
Gi.OooG0O gallons, producing approximately
2h,O1OOO gallons, weighing isi,0O0WO
pounds. The amount realized this season
Tor cotton seed oil by the manufacturers will
aggregate about 100000 and Tor the oil
cake, or meal. etc. about SIOO0OO0. During
the pest year the Southern Cotton
oil company, of Philadelphia, has
erected large oil mills at eight points In the
south, which are fine examples Of modern
improved machinery and methods. These
mills, with those operated by Others, will be-
equal tn onlau'ug the manuiact''rc ofcotton
seed oil neat year considerably beyond the
output this year"
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY. MAY l, 1888.

been discounted, and although the mar
ket opened &c lower, elere was pretty
general buying in an advancing market be-
fore noon. June opened ut 81 &c. A de-
cline to s12sc was followed by limited buy
ing, which gradually grew into general buy
ing when II was discovered thatn big break
was probable, and by 1890 . clock June had
touched SIC, with great excitement and ner-
vOusness in the pit. This was an advance OF
Ac over the bottom prices OF the morning
II was in fact strong bull market on the
crop situation in spite OF the rains, and de-
crease OF 100, 900 bu. in the visible supply,
when slight increase had been locked for.
On the afternoon session q reaction set in,
and most OF the advance was lost juno clos
ing at 81 &c.
Corn, like wheat, opened weak, showing q
slight decline, and reacted later, selling sey-
oral points better than TIE Saturday close,
and closing 10 higher for May and &c
higher for June This was good bull day
| IN the pit, considering the receipts and esti-
mates. The receipts were il3 cars, and for
tomorrow 500 cars were promised. Early
| in the day there was furry in May on ac-
count Of few shorts. ItOpcncd at 5iAc,
sold down 10 5ilGc, with other futures and
then straight up TO 5Gc. There was consid-
cradle May stuff changed hands nt the top.
May closed at 555sc; June sold between Oh
| @j54c closing at 65c
Oats were considerably excited. There was
a rush to sell futures on account Of other
markets being easier and the weather being
more favorable 10 the growing crop. June
opened at 32c, sold Off TO 3lAc, rallied and
closed nj J22sc.
Provisions were more active and stronger,
and closing sales showed a net advantage. A
great deal Of changing Of contracts from May
aud July was INDUCED In, and the difference
widcncd &c 60 Sc, making better carrying
charges. May pork sold at $l3.jOWl3.G71s.
and closed at &l3G22. June sold at Sl3G215
| @l3S0 and closed at 1875. Lard for May
sold at $7s0@702H aud closed at $7.02H;
| Short ribs advanced from $7l2li to $L30 for
May, and closed at al7H June closed at
| S72. The following Is the statement OF
the visible supply of grain ON April %, II.
compiled by the secretary Of the Chicago
| board Of trade:
Wheat -, 4Gi, go bu decrease lG0,47l bu;
corn, siS2, 00l In, increase 3iH,O75 bu; oats,
| 1894 GJl hu, increase 3GG,06l bu; rye 3Oj,-
200 bu, deere a'o s,0S7 bu; barley, 03j, 1884 bu,
decrease 7,08l bu.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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IirrnaIsInn..

Cony Mru- standard, $50. pearl, tL0O;
roller tSuu. Inn.
lifANs ANp Pr,s-Navy beans, $500. me.
dun, S2Gi. Stock peas tl.2i per bu, lady
peas, $40 per hu, black eyes. sl.JO per bu.
oar Mru-lu hall brls g. 30, FROM store.
FLOUR From store, common, 500, iam-
ily t2Gf choice, $50; fancy. $3.50 extra
fancy, tiif. patent, I55d5O0 steady.
tnAcgrrs Soda. treble extra, sc. ginger
snaps, 6't0G'.c. assorted lumblcs lO@i2c.
CnAckrD WuE,r In hall brls, ti.23 irvm
store.
lloNrNY ANp Grits.-From store t325.
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COINS Common, iac, ordinary, 10: fair.
lie. prime Rio. i,c. choicV 10 fancy, ~, old
government. 2Sel0c. firm.
spU,u--rurc white, csc. 81 while, Ga.Gt
Csc yellow clarified GtaCa,c. open kettle,
his6A'.u; uriin.i 4. Oac. standard irranu.
lated, nc. plantation gmnulntrd, s.t.
powdered. NJ. cut loaf. NJ. hfm.
Rcr.-louisiana, oaduc, Cawllnn o. ~
1ci strong
CANsrnGoops- Pine apllcs. a "a. rcachcs.
? lhs, standard, g ~, . lhs, standard, s. 20.
second, tisA. . lhs, standard s. %. Toma.
toes, 10. standard. SIZE. 3 lhs, standard.
ii.2b. Strawberries Nii. Raiphcrrios,
ii.Ol BIackbcfrics ii2iCtiio. Ufccn
gngcs 81 5S6t i.sj rcar, Sii5922S Plums,
tL0idl.5h. Asparagus, t20iol21 Gwen
corn, sltifti,ih. GIVEN peas tioaipp.
Cove uysiCrs. full weight, | 10. pic. ? lbs
tLGidl5E light weight ~, Ol6tGic lhs,
$40. Condensed milk. Crown, ti.1ia !. 81,
Eagle. E.,i Swisa $50 salmon 81 ~.
ruuliurs. $50. musianl Eunlincs hul.
Mackerl, N.5n herring mackorcl, ti.2a
tANptis stick. ull sizes, w has pals and
hfls, stainU fancy assorted, sl.mibC; cxtm
fancy. isa25c. Grm.
Cnrrsr-Ncw York factory. GaSc; full
cream, i26s 10. Young America, igi.ttc
s0AE ANp tANpLEs-Suap, 3t6isc, can.
dies, full wcirht. Si,6nr
s,if-sAgiuaW, sl.aits 40 per brl. Ohio
riycril pHa ~ per brl sks nnc. 81 liOti 90
ooasc, ~ tea ili. phts blcachcd, glgl
mixed hfls. kioEe miNc1, 2AG5c.
M0LautH .uuisinnn. common 10 fair. enC,
2ic; prime 10 choirc, SNt3sr, fancy. s06tlsc
| common tn inif. 9Wt2a :ptlmc 10 choicc, 81
9Jbc, Syrap. 20.ei0,, quiet
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EXCHANGE.

New York and cities north and east, on
demand, = discount buying Now York and
principal cities north and east demand par
buying. New orleans, g discount buying
Selling Ratcs--On New York, 80 per 81 600
premium selling; ON Cincinnati 81, Louis or
louisville, 80 per 81 go premium on all
sums on New Orleans, Loo per $1,000 pre-
MUM. Primo commercial sterling, ASik
OTIS.
Nothing OF public interest ,ranspired to-
day at the stock call board meeting. Bids
and offerings wcrc quite lively but no trade,
were made In local aud other securities. The
local spot cotton market closed very lirm ai
an advance of l-lGc 10 &c, according 10
grade Sales 1000 bales. At New Orleans
spot cotton closed firm AMI unchanged with
futures steady at an advance Of TO D points
The Liverpool market closed active, prices
hardening, with futures barely steady and
UNCHANGED.
New York spots are steady at an advance
Of i.i6c with futures firm al an advance OF
Alto points. Sales for cSSori consumption
last week, not previously reported, a272
bales, Hubbard Price & Co., say; Today's
cotton market closed very firm with values
substantially increased, The first sales did
not show very much spirit aud values
opened at about Saturdays closing prices
and tie 1fst hour brought no improvement
the ADVANCE In Liverpool being counterfeit
ID by heavy port receipts. At noon sellers
Became scarce, the official reports Of the
Qot markets showed again liberal taking
On the part Of spinner The bears oom.
menocd 30 cover and the whole market
ohcylng the impulse prices climbed mp
steadily, closingat hobcst prices Of the day
with an advance Of 3 To 0points on the old
aud 3 10 points on the now crop.
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HN.-Cholcc, from store. n5cGsi On. car
load, from icycc or depot. sis.60aip. 5O.
prime, store. n,tm'Ec cir load. from levcc
or depot, ti7misisOn prairie. from store.
Oo0t7k, car load, from loycc or depot, 5000
@lao0.
DnAs Prom store, $780, from iovco or
depot, S20Oo.
ConS-rrom store, white, CO; mixed. So;
from loyoc 90 depot, white, In bulk, be; IN
sacks AZ; MIXED, In bulk. hSc, Ia sacks. 6,c.
o,u-frum sinc white, &c; mixed lOc,
from lcycc or depot, white. IN bulk 3sc; IN
sacks, iOci mixed, in bulk, SIC, In sark JoC.
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Ancr Three Years.

W T. Walton, ofSpringfeld, Tenn, says:
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, OF and on, for three years |
purchased box OF DR.. Tanners lnfallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight OF the pills.
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since Itgiyes me pleasure to recommend it,"
Bangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers
Nashville, Tenn. so cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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Quotations were az follows Ordinary, 7
1876; good ordinary, s 0-iGc; low middling,
. l-i6c; middling 7-l0c; good middling
91Ec.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
0H-0lS; September, 9l9dl9. 20; October,
s.ag@p.90 November, s.9i6s.95; December,
s.W@s.07; January, 90i@005; February,
o.l.I@9.l5i March, 02i@o25. Sales, 1900
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARRET.
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market steady; mixed, $5256550; heavy,
so;;33Ss5.oo; light $5.25@5.5O; skips $1,000
sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000;
market steady; wooded, s5O6@675; shorn,
A'oo@5.@ western, A.50@s.0O Texans,
So. 75@5.50; lambs, s. 25dG.3j.
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Consolidated STATEMENT
LIVEHIOOL

~ noon; Spois--Actlyc prices harden.
ing. Sale., 1900 bales, Of which Amcri-
can 1900 bales. Receipts, H. 100 bales, Of
which American ~, 100 bales. Closing quo
tations were rs follows Ordinary, 15.i6d,
good ordinary, . i-i6d; low middling, D 3i0l;
good middluR . Ol6d; middling uplands,
59sdi mlddlng Orleans, o 7-lGd
hrm ~ follows
The prices are given in pence and Glths
thus. l.d3 means IG3-0ld, and 6.Ol means
b.1-Gh.1
AZ p.m-May, 3 ed sellers; May.Junc,
y. 22d, seller. Iunc-July, b231, buyers; July
August, 52l1, buyers; August September
h,2id, buyers; eptembcr-Octobcr, 5l5d,
values October November, b.O0d buyers;
September, 5.2id, buyers November De
ccmbcr, 5.OSd, values.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market OPENED firm and
closed very nrm. middllng. pJ.c. salcs.
20" halos' Including none last evening. Of
which l.SO 20 exporter aud toto spInucrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 5gse, good ordinary, $50; low
middling OIsc' middllnp, ollc good mid
ding. o i5-i0ci middling fair iU,.c. fair
mammal
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Movements nj the .Leyce.

Arriyals-Ohio, Cincinnati; Eugene, Ar
kansas river Chickasaw, White river; Oak
land, New Orleans.
Departures - Gayoso, Tiptonville; Rosa
Ice, Oiccolai Coahoma, Friars Point Kate
Adams, Arkansas City, Oakland, st. Louis.
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Provisions.

Fun- Mickcrcl. half brls, No. 4. S7.2s.
No > tG1S; iolb kit No. I, tii6. No. ?.
Nlo by herring family, 2ic per box.
llo0 Fuopvcrs-Quict; mess pork, SihUDd
1850 sugar curcd hains. iOa.Gtil 70. break.
last barun, ioh@iibc, bacon, clcar rib
sides, s,sms1,c. bulk pork clear sides, So
sc; clear rib sides, 7Aa5isc. long clear,
5s.W1Air. shoulder. OAr.
LHp-.rc,, 5i-c; half brls, SIC; kcg-, 81 Sc;
choice kettle s'sc quiet.
frpu Mr,rs--Choicc beef, hinlluaricrs.
lev luwquariers, bma'sc. second grade.
hIndquntter' = iorcquaHCn, &C.. sheep. Toe.
Hog. 7i5r.
rios fnr--iirls $50 half brls, 1900,
go. kcrs. si.SO.
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New York, April 30.--There was an i'm
proved order inquiry for small to moderate
assortments Of cotton goods. with a better
general feeling prevailing and stronger I'M
dertone OF more remark. Agents have made
the price Of American indigo blue brints
OLc,
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uou.ehoId Supplies.

\ ArLrs-Nono In market. Dried apples,
90 PEI u from store. Dried peaches, &c
from store.
Frrir-orangts Mcssina, N001pcr boz.
imperial, 500 Ier box. Lemons, 5000
800 per box. Bananas. ti.bOa260 per
bunch.
vrou.ults-onlons ss.bo@0o per brl,
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Live stock.

LlNns-Choicc, 500 common to good
per head, $500
Iioos--Choice light 5c good rI66c; com.
mon 2G3c.
GRAss CArrLr-Choicc SIC good Be-; fair
10 medium, 2a@2jsc; scnllaWags, 5000 per
lgu1
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Cmoloo, H., April 9o.-Cattlc-Receipts
i2.O0O. shipments 3oco; market slow, SC,i0,
lower, steers, t8.Ooa 500 siockcr aud feed.
err. t2a6@35O; cows bulls and mixed, Al. 55
CtSOo, Texas steers, ta1g6i4.o5
Hogs-Reccipis, 1900, shipments 600.
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Cotton seed pro,iuets.

PRIME CnuDE On-3l@ j2c; prime summer
yellow, 3tO130c choice cooking summer
yellow, 3pCrioc; prime cotton seed meal,
slG.bOal7OJ, carload lots less thaA ear
lunl AlAMlNI 40.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
Train asd pro,l.lou..

'hicson. w, April 30-.Thc dullness u
changing and rndjusilng Of trades for May
! Wa about over when the board opened
ths morning aud operators were ready for
developments II some sort. ln tho wheat
PIT the breaking ~ the drouth hnd ALREADY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
DAILY co1rox srArrurNr.

lmporis-M &cRR p, M6TRmig LNNR
re A&LRRh o. Co&swR an D.. SO
&TE X, o. kc,s&MR H3 M&uRH.
~ steamers, ~ wagcns, TO- 1otai. a. iaiss
Lhoof's-N a X a. ~ N&TRh 40 l. 4 y
HR, ~; c.o&swRRioga l., KoAr
81. Iolal. 40 hlle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
stage of the Rivers.

orfiCr siGNAL sERyicE Z. s. A.
MEMPHIS, April %, r. m. !
The following observations arr taken a. al ia
tions named NJ 10Th meridian time, which Il one
hour later than Memphis time