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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-13
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Gulf Route lkansas City, Fort Scott ana
Memphisl
Leaves Arrives
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Grain aud Provisions.

Cmc,ao, ill, Aug. 25.-rhcrc was a badly
mixed market on wheat today. Prices
bobbcd about according 10 the feeling u the
cfuwd, without any apparent good rcasuns
Tor the actions aud reactions The easy
cables early caused wheat to open about 80
lower A large share II the trade was ready
for the reaction. IN opposition b. this clc'
ment were the bulls, Who took hold not 10
let % These elements vngcd war all day,
with the sentiment builish one hour aud
hearish the next. but with prices tending
gradually lower, except for one or two
strong rallies. shortly before the close
prices were OF Nc for September % for
October, aud 90 tor DECEMBER There was
more caution about selling september short,
aud 10 was easier a. sustain, Sctcmbcr sold
sp'sc, up toWA.c, down 81 p1Ac, up tupOltc,
aud back 10 kpAc, October sold between
Sg.CtDisc Wheat closed fairly hrm. about
points under last night There was a iaiI
speculative business iu corn, the feeling de.
yelopcd being weaker aud transactions wer,
within n lower range of prices The In
hucnccs affecting the market wcfC mainly
local, the chief ot which were the easter tone
IT wheat and the heavy receipts The
market opened nc under tho closing price,
of YESTERDAY, sold OF in nll iCtii,c, reacted
some and closed i.Wliso lower ON th,
ncarvr futures and i6eihc lower ON ia,
more deferred deliveries
Oats we're easier Some shrnkhrc fol
cash and all deliveries occurred. The weak
mess ~ corn WIS Ia some extent Influential
In bringing about this change but dcmant
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Honds and stocks.

Nrw YORK, Aug. 2j.-Moncy on call easy
ut \ per cent Prime mercantile paper,
44hGR per cent Sterling exchange duh,
but steady, at Si.4A Tor sixty day bills and
HB7A for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady
State bonds were dull and foaturelcss
The stock market today was dullcr than
on any previous Saturday since 1t has been
n half holiday aud the dealings were intense
~ stupid with no character or feature Ut any
kind beyond the movement Of the Big Four
which, after opening up per cent, reacted
/ per cent. London had some buying orders
at the opening which served 10 give tho
market firm appearance, first prices being
generally. from y % = per cent. up from last
evenings figures. The succeeding transac'
tons were extremely unintcrosting, as Lack
awanna was the only stock with any
prctcnsion TO activity, and its 10.
ial sales for the two hours session amounted
10 only 1900 shares. The lluctuation In
none Of the active stocks exceeded ~ per
cent, with the exception Of Norfolk n West
orn preferred, which developed a firm streak
toward the close, advancing q per cent.
Michigan Central and canada Southern were
heavy, however and, with New England,
! are the only stocks showing decline ut the
close. The final changes are for small irac'
| tiOns only, aud, with the exceptions noted
| invariably In the direction of higher figures.
| The total snlcs were only 2,03D shares.
The railroad bond market was strictly on
n par with the dealings In shares, the list,
| with the exception OF tendency In the
| Kansas n Texas issues Ia advance, being
| entirely without motion or feature. The
sales aggregated only t3l 900, and for th'
week 20 illO1 only being the smallest
transactions for some time. The total sale
ol stocks today were 5000 shares. Closing
| quotations.
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Groceries.

CANNED doops-rinc apple, 81 rs. peaches
2 lbs, standard, $500, lbs, standard, ~ ~
second, $50 Tomatoes, lbs, standard,
81 80 lbs. standard SIS. Strawberries.
ti7a. Rnsphcrrics, tlGl. Backbcrrics
~ 2jMi. 40 Green cages, fi.7itti.s5. Pears
81 2DCgi.7A. Plums. Sl.i5 Asparagus, fl6h
C1l2i. Green corn. tl.i5Gti.i0 Green peas,
al G,Ggl % Cove oysters full weight l 10,
nsc. , It's, 81 G5Cgl a., light weight OiC0iiC,
2 bs. fl.u0 Cnndcnscdm ilk-t'rown. lanl
Enrlc, E.7b Swiss, $40. salmon, ti.N
o. ~. surdincs sbOoet5 ~; mustard sar.
dimes, 500 Maokercl, ,l5O, herring mack
| crcl o. -
srGlR-Purc white, Sc oil white, -c.
yellow clarified, 74M7lkc. refined A, ~,
/ standard graduated sA9Sisc. powered,
| SIC. cut loaf SIC firm.
CurTrF- Common, Nlic. ordinary, ibfc
| fair. lG'sr. prime Rio. isC, choice 10 fancy
| ia. old goyUrnmcnt 3uOt32c, steady,
SAT- Saginaw, sl3ptsL0 per bril- Ohio
river. 81 Oai2h per brl. ~, Zine, tlJ5Cg
I. 40. coarse. Si.iOoti.l3 pkts, 2.M5c.
Louisiana, 5G1hc Carolina, &c,
quiet ,
C,Nptns-stick. all sizes In hNs, pals aud
bfls. pttiic. fancy assorted, DCJi5c; extra
fancy, iSCt2'c, firm.
CnEnE-New York factory, none; full
cram. l2ismi3c Young America, l3ttiA
hoars AND CANpLrs-SJap Sey1hc, can.
dlcs. full weight O'sc.
StAEcu--3Am3'tc.
MuLAssrs--Louisiana, common 90 fair, ~
O1hc. prime ca choice, 3iNtj-c, fancy, 400
t,c centrifugal, common 10 fair, 2Oo2ic,
prime 10 choice, SDJJjc, syrup, Dg'pG
uuipi
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"Tbc world Moves"

Maintained Calico when his tonncntors hacked
him for advocating the true system OF Copernicus.
Certain iollies hold out however against the llum-
nation Of discovery and experience There arr hosts
Of people who, because they have adopted certain
principles continue to swallow them TO their dying
day In defiance OF the laws Of common sense. Mer-
curry, drastic purgatyes, superpoient narcotics
and scdaliyes, though they have given ground
before the irresistible progrcsso lOslcttcrs stom-
ach Rticrs a national painless remedy for dis
orders OF the liver, the stomach and the bowels,
rtill continue 20 make ambulatlng apothecarles
shops OF many stomachs The symptoms OF live
trouble are easily remediabc without any abdomi-
nal disturbance with this bcne6cont Alternative. so
also arr constipation, sick headache heartburn aud
an inability ~ digest satisfactorily. II cures fever
and ague rheumatism and kidney trouble.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Bulk pork closed very strong today at an
advance Of H@Hc Lard advanced hc
Canned salmon aud sarlincs candies, bng
gDng an eggs were advanced, while candles
declined.
Amount Of grain In store at the elevators
2g.sii bushels Oats II 90 bushels; wheat,
~, 72s bushels
The New Orleans sugar market remains
unchanged. The market wears quiet ap.
pcarancc, with prices steady. Molasses,
quiet aud unchanged rice In good demand,
with buyers and sellers apart. Movement
limited
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Groceries

NV NoBK, Aug. 2j-CoRce options
steady sales, 80, 100 bags, including Aug.
ust, siiOjCtil.2g September, $4,000 II 90.
October, 80. @Ctl0i0; November SiO.UO6t
1905 December SDDdlOO0 January, Spai
COLO, February, si0CgiOO5; March, {iO.O5d
l0l0 April, So May, SOLO, June, 80 10,
July tlO2p, spot Rio easy; dull; fair car
goes, ii'4c. Sugar raw, quiet steady; re-
lined moderately active, steady. MOlasscs
dull, nominal. Rice unchanged, firm.
CiScISNAri, o., Aug. pa whisky-Firm;
sales. 100 barrels finished goods, on n basis oi
tl.i4 Buttcr-firm. Suur-Stcady. Eggs
Easier at i5c. Cheese Steady.
CmcAOo, H., Aug. Con the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
and unchanged. Eggs-fiun, choice north
HlsOgljc.
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Kansas City, Memphis ana Birmingham.

IpNNcN AtfIV6f
Morning TIN. 900 am Evening TIN. Sis p. m
Gil. Spg. Accom-. 4O0pm ell. Spg. Accom-. 800 a IN
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Live stock.

Cmc,oo, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-rhe DfOrn Jour
nal reports Cattlc-Rcccipts. $500 head,
including 1900 Texas aud western cattle.
Market nominally steady. Choice ca extra
bccycs, S5.75lD6.3b. common to good, o.. 700
$50. stockcrs and feeders, 81. sOOg2OO cows,
bulls aud mixed, sl.bOa2Sj, Texas cattle
firm: steers o. iOtC3.g0. cows, 81. sDd2 80
lIors-RccciptS $500 head. shipments,
800 head, market 6Ctloc lower mixed,
IS sOdGS5, heavy, s5.OgC905O, light, o.. ~
CtAt0. skips tl.b7.
sheep -KcJepts. 1900 head; shipments,
100 head, market strong natives, Inferior
60 fancy, o. 5OaA75. western shorn, $500
SO. Texans s3Oog35j, lambs, SAOJ6t
UuO
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CONSOLIDATED stATENENr
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ioNpoN Aug 25.--ipm -Consols closed at
% $40 for money aud ~ 7-lGd for the hc-
count. The amount of bullion gone Into
the hank Of England on balance today
IL fl1.OJl
PAms, Aug. 2s-Thrce per cent rcntcs,
So salsc Tor the account
nANK CLE,mSGs
Nrw oRLEISs La, Aug 2S.-Clcarings
ASH, 7n.
Cmc,oo, H., Aug 2S.-Clcarings, S..
$4,000.
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 25-Clearngs o..
7i0 OsE balances, S2si, gis.
PuiLApELrniA, Ia, Aug. 2i.-'lcaring,
today, sSGiS'W balances, ti,2sdSG For
the -Clcarings, t5A SIS, 3u5. balances
Ss,Opd,5 5G
IlosroS. Mass, Aug 2a.-Clearing. today,
60. SIS, ~. balances. Si.7b,. al. For the
week -Clcanngs. 90 32tBil, balances, ~
O75. 3i1 For the corresponding week last
ycar-Clcarings, iCJ,On,sl1, balances, S.
g0,p57.
81. LorIs, Mo. Aug. 2S-Clcarings today.
g. sG1 49, balances, stSi. ali. For this week
-Clcarngs NOE sns. balances, ~ ~. psi.
For last Wock-Cioariurs, ii7,2iN,soG, bal.
nnccs. s2.GiA,mi. For corresponding week
IN issl--UlcaHngs ti,5sd0sf balances, ga
2is.pii.
Nrw Youw. Aug. 2i.-Thc weekly hank
statement shows the following changes Re.
serve. decrease. g732. Sli. loans Increase.
kNmpO, specie, decrease, $4,000, legal
tenders, decrease, ti,U32Hn. deposits, de.
crease, ta, $4,000. circulation. decrease, thh,
snO The banks now hold i2l. Uol rs In OK.
ccss " the - per cent rule. Clcnrings io.
day. SIS u,pU1S. balances, o. III 81. For
the week oloaring-, tjOi, lli, 572, balances,
i1I MI. p21
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A Device for stopping steamships.

A French inventor NJ. Pagan, has dis
covered way to stop the Roadway OF a
steamer in short order, and consequently
lessen considerably the danger Of collision
at sea- The IIavre and Bordeau papers
speak Of coming test Of the machine by
one OF the French war steamers. The
machine consists OF number of para
chutes so placed that they can be tossed
overheard readily and towed by cable.
The resistance, without being great enough
to produce a shock, rapidly oyercomes the
Roadway of the vessel.
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ConY MrAl--staudard s25O@t255, pearl,
$500, quiet
BrANs AND PEAs-Navy beans, 1910 mcdi.
um, $50.
oar MrAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS Soda, treble extra, Ode ginger
snaps, 5isWSc; assorted iumblcs lWgl2c
FLpuH-From store, common, $40 inmi-
ly, 800 choice 81 10, fancy, GAO. extra
fancy, tL16. patent, S5.15di.1, strong.
CRACKED WurAr-ln half brls Si6J from
store.
HoMINY AND Grlrs-From store, 1925.
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LANBs-Choice 41f95c; common TO good,
per head, $l.50Gg3.00
HoGs-Choice light, 5@5IIc good, 4A@5c;
common, 4h@lhc
CATrLE-Choice, 3L@3Kc; good, 2T@Sc;
scallawngs 1h@2Hc.
snEEP-Choicc, 3K@ic; medium, SIC
common, 81. 00@i 80.
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IeosistutIs

CoRS-From store, white, G2c MIXED, SIC.
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, dc. IL
sacks, DC mixed, In bulk, Doc, In sacks, b3c.
BRAN-From store, Zoe, from lcycc or de-
pot. tlLOOCplIbO.
ItAY-Choicc from store, o0c; car load from
lcycc or depot 5000 prime from store
Soc. car load, from loyoo or depot tlb.ut
prairie, from store, bibthC, car load, from
icycc or depot tlOJOGgiiOO.
OArs-From store, white, i0c MIXED, Sac;
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk; BC In
sacks, JSc, mixed, IN bulk, 2lc, IN sacks 3lc.
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General News.

THE Coahoma backs out for Friar's Point
today at 8 o'clock pm.
Tue Kate Adams leaves this evening at
o'clock for Arkansas City.
The Rosa Lee is in from Osceola. She re-
turns this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Eugene is the packet leaving tomor-
row evening at clock for Arkansas river.
The Gayoso clears tomorrow at o'clock
pm. for Tiptonvlle and points on the upper
coast
The Belle Memphis, en- route from st.
Louis TO Natchez, and the City OF Providence,
en- route from Natchez to st. Louis, passed
here yesterday.
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Cash quotations were as foIIows'

Fluur-Firm and unchanged
No. 2 spring wheat, sgsmS99sc; No.
spring wheat, s2@S5c; No p red, 0lHc; No.
? corn, Axe No. oats, 2i'lc; No. rye,
soc; No. barley, nominal No. llaxsced,
Sl.B asked prime timothy seed, $50.
Mess Pork-ror brl, $3.50 4Ml3.0j lard,
per 100 lbs, 80 3OGg032h; short ribs, (loose6
ss.35tas.G1si dry sailed shoulders, (boxedb
S7iOpL5O.
Rcccipts-whcat; $500 bu; corn, I745 ss
bu; oats, 1920 bu; rye, s,ijj bu; barley,
i,g3 bu.
Shipments--whcat, 3si 800 bu; corn, lGl,-
600 bu; oats, IA, $50 bu; rye, 2jOi bu; barley,
i,Oi2 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 25.-Four-Quiet and
unchanged.
Whcat-Dull and easier, cables reported
fine weather aud sharp declines ut other
points brought out enough selling 10 break
prices iesMl}sc. Under active buying there
was a reaction. Late cables were dull and
weak, but the close was well mp with yester-
day. No. 2 red, cash, gl4c August,
hJCN4c, closing at 9ilsc; September,
DlNmpi3zc, closing at u3iEc; October,
12Ac, closing at 0ici December, 1jA@95lc,
closing at Ole
Corn-Iowcr. No. 2 cash, lOiSc scptem.
| Der, liCtil lsc, closing at g.; October,
lOHGilszc, closing at iu',c bid, the year,
| 3iAmS51.c, closing at As bid; January,
| IJ4M3jc, closing at 3lAc bid May, $500
Ilsc, closing at 3GAc.
Onts-Strong and active; No, ., cash, 25Lc;
August 2i24c September 2i,sc, May 2sJl@
| 2sA.
flaNsccd-IIighor Sl.25
Bun-hnc.
| Ryc-igc.
Corumcal-:2 25G230.
| llny--Still oycrstocked; prairie, ss.009a50
| timothy, SlLOOgliJO.
| Buttcr-Firm; creamery, lsd2nc, dairy,
| iittlGc. Egss-Good stock In demand at l3c.
Proyisions-Firmcr; Fork, SlLT 16tii.dO
| for Job lots. lArd-Primc steam nominnlly
$s15r0OO. Dry Salt Mcats-Shouldcrs,
| $3.50. long, and ribs, $50. short clear, 500
l,acon-ShDuldcs, $50, longs and ribs,
| sg25 short clear $500. hams, sl25OGi4.OO
Rcccipts-l'lour. 1000 brls wheat, 49,.
90 bu' corn, Gi,UOO bu; oats, $500 bu; rye
| COCO bu.
Sipmcnts-Flou 1000 brlS wheat, 200.
bu; corn, 400 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye, 500
/ bu
Kansas CRY, Mo-, Aug. wheat--Ro
ccpts. 23,sl2 bu; shipments, ls,ii0 bu; IL
store, IA, 2g9 bu. Market higher; No. red
cash. 71ism77 70 asked; September, 5Gls,
bid, u isc, asked, December sales ut 81, No
| 3 rcd, cash. re bid, 73isc asked No. . soft
cash, no bids nor offerings September, 80
bid.
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for oats was also quite tains There was 20
&c decline in prices. va
Fluctuations in provisions again within
narrow limits, and there was not much in
the market throughout October pork closed
at the top, sl4.05, an advance OF l2Hc per
barrel over last night and ribs at $40,
making the same gain. Lard rested ut
S9271lc for October, &c lower than yesterday.
The leading futures rspgei as follows:
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Provisions.

Fmn-Mackcrcl. hail brls No. I, 1915, No.
2. a. -, lob Kit No I, Sl2t No. 2 tllb.
Dry herring family, pc per box.
5000. sugar cured hams, l3GtlShc; breakfast
bacon, iOAGgi2c, bacon, clear rib sides, OA
Cta1sc; hulk pork, clear sides, pbs01Ol4c,
clear sides sNCcnc, long clear, s,G@sjGc,
shoulders, 7Nm7tfc.
LAHp-1cs, StsmsNc; half brls, ss.6ts'Ec
kcg., Ss.0sjGc; choice kettle, l0glO}sci very
strong.
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cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plicaton, is Rangum Root Eminent One
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale bylleister,
oS3 Main street
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRUDE 0n--3Go; prime summer
yellow, 40@ilc; of summer yellow, 35tp31ci
choice cooking summer yellow 45Cgi6ci
prime summer white, 4IGDi5c; prime cotton
seed meal, $l7 2j9l75O; less than n car load,
Sls25; of cotton seed meal sl501@l625;
less than car lots 1925.
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CoMMEScISG September the passenger
trains Of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive at and depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis 4 Birmingham
depot, at the corner Of Broadway and
Main streets, where tickets may be pur-
chased, instead OF at the Mississippi x
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
J. r. GARNER,
General Passenger Agent.
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September, $50, sellers; September October
8. 90 buyers; October-November, 6.l5 value
November December, 515 buyers; Deem.
ber.January, 5.l3 sellers; January February
5lS sellers; February-March, 6.li sellers;
Scptcmber, b32 sellers.
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New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing. ~. 80 per ~. 600 premium selling. New
Orleans. 81 discount buying par selling.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louisville demand,
par buying, 81 per $1,000 premium selling
The clearinghouse report shows a consld
cradle falling of in clcnrings from those of
last week. thereby indicating q decrease of
business. but August Is the dullest month Of
the year
The local cotton market closed steady to-
day at a decline Of Isc on all grades futures
dull. but steady; August and remaining
months up point At Liverpool prices are
against buyers; futures closed firm at an adj
vance OF 4 TO 2 points. Tho New Orleans
market closed nominal, with futures steady
August advanced o points, September and
remaining months up to 3 points
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: I'VE have to
record today a market Of little interest or
feature and fluctuations Of Insignificant mo-
ment, Even August, which for some time
past has been fruitful, quick and violent
change, today varied ? points from the open
ing to the close. Liverpool came firm ut the
opening and showed slight advance. Some
selling Tor Herman account was urN'lup'u'
The market closed steady"
Tho Commercial BuiiciH Of latest date is OF
opinion that 80 far rs can be- judged
from superficial appearances, the August
squeeze Is pctcrinF out IN much the same
slack and undressing manner rs indicated
during the past four or five days, though
still with the reservation that there Is yet
time for q wind up quite different from that
ri present indicated. II the movement
could be checked ior few days the market
would turn on the stock Of cotton now her,
for delivery and the amount would, per
haps, be within the measure Of the opcmtou
for corner. In support Of this idea It Wal
remembered that the bull clique had beer
operating ever since the last crop, which wa
Of first thought to be much smaller than IA,
event proved, and II had transferred II
holdings from month 10 month until nov
IN August u had tremendous stake 9TH,
clique has COCO bales now on hand and
there will be loss Of g. bale In exporting
u 20 Liverpool and selling Il there. Short,
must be caught and. squeezed 10 make uT
this loss And besides, Mr.. John II. lnmnu
Is not the man to accept final defeat ON this
crop"
The Galveston Ndri crop report estimates
the Texas cotton crop at 100000 bales, with
accessibility Of an increase Of - per cent
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Leyee.
MONDAY

Arrivals Friars Point Rosa
Lee, osceola; Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; City Of Provi-
dence, Natchez.
Departures-Belle Memphis, Natchez; City
of Providence, st. Louis.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT
cRor IN sIanr, AuGrsr Is.

The New York Financial Chronicle OF August
% gives the following figures Total visible
supply, 922, $50 bales, against 1885 $50 In
1857. These figures indicate a decrease Of
cotton in sight Of 3i8GG7 bales as compared
with the same date in 1887 and decrease Of
23O, 3i3 bales as compared with same date In
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@i3c; clear grease wool, 2O@25c; bury,
washed, 2O@30c tub washed, 30@3ic.
BEEswAX-lS0g20c.
T,Yrnw-lGnlp
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NEw YoaK, Aug. 25-Thc close of the
week shows q decided gain In the volume II
business completed, which Ia the jobbing
departments was very marked
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MansrhoId snppIIe..

Arrirs-!i 1ia2 Olpct bal. Dried apples
lCttc per ~, irJm store. Dried peaches,
SCrGc frum store
FEur-Firm Lemons t3OnOti0) pei
b1N. Hananis. 81 OOtg20 pes bunch.
rtcKLw- Iris $3.50, half brls si.uo.
puNtou Firm Sl,UoW2VO per brl
sweet. o. 10 per bal.
EsUs-Flrm, boxes, isc. cases. loo.
fUuirs-tuconnuts tiUJ per lO1. Pca'
nuts Virginia, GHG.C. Tennessee. farmer
stock, iH,c. unstcd 2'ic higher. shcllcd,
Uot1c. l,caus rcNas, potl2c
ENsiNs=londUu layers. s3O0 layers
t2ft. California, - i0DtAuh
BrTrn= llutttfinc, ltr. creamery, 2O0g2Jc
dairy iGttisc. country butter, il@iGc.
CipEE-Onrk, lGO per brl, and $3.50 pet
half bal.
Nisrg,H-rer gal, s6liec.
NTouAuLu-O Onions, i2O1d22 - per hrl
Cabbage. siOG2W pyr crate. loose sG1iOc
kmut, hrls tJOl half brls, $3.50. Garlic
jOy per iOO.
poultRy- Chickens spring. fl503l50
mhcl, lli5.sAJ0 hens. % N927,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady--Middling Cotton, o 7-ec--
Sales Today 75 Bales - The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Very Strong.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives . hs,ishinsly beaauful shin. Drive. q
pie,ehss. hsassss. houshH.ss. nmgis. saA,..l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
MooI.

81. Loris, Mo-, Aug. 25.-wool market
strong, active and irm, but prices an.
changed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
rfcuASoR QUOTATIONS.

Ordinary, 7'.c, good ordinary, SIC low
middling, 0fc, middling, oJEc; good mid.
ding, 10 slice, middling fair, 1910; fair,
nominal; dusty, lo 10 10 lower
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
MAGNOLIA BALM

!, 20 p.in, cttosss N. lovely Liquls. ius,.e,ly
sppAsd " fses. Neal. Afns lhd Lanls. nAIlHisssl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27
MAGNOLIA BALM

Tsis HAoASt MAGNOLIA BAin -i,h you 10th.
Boas.ds. hoestains. home ADD al Rgr.A EssOrisi