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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-28

C,vyrp Goops-rine apple Sl75 peaches
| . Doe. standard .2ul, los, standard s'2I.
| second. $50 Tomatoes . lbs, standard.
| 500 lbs, standard tilj. Siuwbrrrlrs,
lsItb El.phrrtics 800 BluykhcrrIrs
/ ",mliO Green cages si5imlNi. Pears.
81 1umL35 rlumh slib. Asparagus -tnl
DE2I Green corn, sl.lHttl. ~. bru"uI.ls
! 81 G,tll Il Cove oysters lull weight To-,
| ujr . lhs 50 t,ttl ID. LIGHT weight Glft5Ir
I . lhs sluu CONDENSED milk uNu, g. 'fI
| Eagle s15t. Swiss, $40 Salmon, tl.U
w2lu Surlm,s ;huI0b'j. mustard, sIl
dimes 500. Ma,acrcl 800 herring mack
Cfyl sl2h
sroAu-Purc white, sc. on white ---c.
yellow clarified, lA,Mi'r refined 4, ST.,
standard ruuulltri, stsW7'sC. powered,
SA,C cut loaf s'ic. firm
Currrr= Common li'sc. ordinary li'sc.
fair 1860 prime Rio, IS, choice To fancy
Ia OLD government juttJ2c steady.
ssI- saginaw 'lWmlil per hrl Ohio
river Sl1nfI' per hrl SKIS hur. tl3'W
40 culre. sl.intIili pkts, 2Awlc,
N,I-l.pu,saua, jwlac, Carolina, e.,
quiet
CANntrs Stick. Nh sizes. IN hys, Iius and
hrls uCtiic. fancy assorted pIlhg, extra
fancy. i-t",r. Urn.
tirrr.N New York factory, none iulI
cream. a. isUl1c. Young America lJtll
~pAr- AVp tlNuiu- Soap JGll.r. can.
die. Tall weight pag.
STAICtt==S' atlI'sC.
MpLAssp-LUuisi1na. common Ia fair. ~
t,l'y, prime tp choice, iiHiisr. fancy 100
llC. centrifugal, common tu fair NNt2l'
prime 90 choice, M1ilg syrup @tg ,rg.
quiet
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Nrw NUuE. Aug g.-Concc options
higher. closing steady sales, B. 'lO bags, in
GLIDING. August, ,ll.25Hila5 September,
slI lOmll ~. October .iU iuMlOJG Mo-
ycmbrr siOiO@lUli, December $4,000
~ d. January, SlUWmlO.lu February, SlOOj
mlUlu. March, sluljCtlU.u. April slOl5;
MAY. slu9g spot Rio firm. more active; fair
Ru,1i'sc Sugar-Raw firm. better demand
sales. Mu-cuyado - test 'l4c, refined easier,
fair TRACE. & 90 iDc. extra q G7-irc; white
extra & GpiGWGhac; oil \ G9,C,G 1916,
mould Axe standard A. 3-iGc, cubes 7A.c
Muln--cs Inactive. Rice strong, moderate
demand.
CiNuNN,rt, O, Aug. 27.-Whisky, steady,
sales, ils barrel, finished goods, on basi.
NJ sl.li. Butler firm. fancy creamery
Pc, choice dairy, iic. Sugar, firm, hard
refined. Lu,mSr. New Orleans. CCCtGls
Eggs. easier. li'smi5c. Cheese, firm
prime choice Ohio Hat, setshc.
RIO no. J,NEmp, Aug. 2i.-Coflcc- gu
Oar iir.t. t,5u1 rris per 10 kilus. good second
100 pi- Receipts during the week. iOl d
~ har-. purchases Tor United States, Gt,ubp
clcamnccs Tor the United States, $500
stock 2ilWn bags,
CmoADu, M, Aug. s7.-On the Produce
exchange today butter was In demand
creamery. HOW; dairy, sole Eggs
Very firm; ir'sh northern. iIA.Cti51c.
S,Nrus. Aug 2,-Cun,c=S ,cond gooj
average, 4. - rris per ~ kilus Receipts dur
ing the week, 5000 bag. stock, $500 bags
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heavy. State bonds were quiet and goner-
ally steady.
The stock market today displayed very
| little change over those of the final days OF
| last week, being dull but firm to strong,
| with no reaction Of importance and llttle
| more animation on the rise. The interest
| in the days transactions was Centcred in
only four stoCks-Rcading, Western Union,
! LackaWAnna and st. Paul-with Oregon
| Transcontinental and Union Pacific in the
second rank. Some effort was made by the
| shorts TO get st. Paul down in the early trad
| ing and rumOrs OF reduction Of the rate OF
| the next dividend were freely circulated but
with little effect, and later the covering Oper
ntions served TO bring the stock mp among
| the strongest OF the list Lackawanna and
! Reading were the leaders Of the market and
! the latter sold at the highest price yet
| attained, both showing II handsome advance
as the result Of the days operations. The
| hopeful utteunCes of Mr.. Gould brought
| the stocks bearing his name to the front and
! Western Union was very prominent in the
| upward movement, though the rest OF the
| group were comparatively neglected. There
| was very light Offering Of stocks and the de
/ mund came from both the foreigners and
| commission houses, the purchases by the
| latter being more marked than at any time
| of recent date. There was considerable AMI
nation at the opening which was strong at
| advances extending 20 Mper cent, aud un-
| der the lead Of st. Paul further fractional
| advances were established during the fore
noon with but little feature 10 the dealings
! Reading Western Union and Lacka-
| wanna came TO the front after ~
O'Clock. while the trading in the rest
| OF the list shmnk To the smallest
| proportions, but the stocks mentioned be-
cauic more active aud advanced further
! fractional amounts No further change
was noticed la the list, ana no movement
| uf interest occurred during the remainder Of
| lhc session, and the market finally closed
| dali but firm ut about the best prices Of the
! day Everything, without exception, on
! the active list is higher this evening. st.
Paul rose I -, Reading, -, aud Lackawanna
| per cent
| The railroad bond market was again dull
! today. though the total sales reached sluH-
uuU Of which $4,000 were in the Reading
| second incomes There was little character
10 the dealings and most OF the list show
bat slight changes aud the few important
differences boz quotations are generally in
| tine direction Ui lower prices.
The total sales ut stocks today were -O6
| Oll shares. Closing quotations.
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.oCclpts ln port tbls uaf. l,ss .........
.eclpts in iufi thi, iay i,,l..a......
CONSOLIDATED uArrur>r
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GENERAL TRADE.

Hog products advanced today. Corn and
oats lower. At the New Orleans sugar mar
ket prices are steady and unchanged. Mo
lasscs quiet and unchanged. Rice fairly
active.
The London Muk Lane Express states that
the crop Of native wheat cannot come into
market in good milling condition owing
10 the state Of the weather Values are
therefore daily rising and the country mar
kots advance.
The international corn ami secu market
was opened at Vienna, Austria, today Six
Thousand persons were present Theomouni
OF produce available for export, exclusive
If old stocks, consists Of 100000 ccntnor.
lmcuicl Of wheat -four, and 2,5JOO 900 metre.
zcuuor Of barley and malt. There is no
re or oats available for export.
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September short, and ths bulls easily braced
1t up again. September seld at SDc, down
fraction to S8Hc, up to 19oEc, back to S9Ac,
and then up &c on the visible supply figures
and again back TO 90c. u
Wheat closed fairly firm at the best figures
Of the day, with September at O3sc, or %c
higher than the close on saturday.
Corn was only moderately active, and the
feeling developed was weaker. The market
opened nc lower than the closing prices OF
Saturday, huctuating within q j992sc range,
and closed hgAc lower than saturday
The market was governed by local inilu-
ences. There was moderate trade IN oats
at slightly lower prices influenced by, the
weakness in corn and largely estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow. Prices for future de-
livery declined h@Ac, md closed steadier'
Pork was strong advancing Doc over the
opening and SOC over Saturdays closing, and
resting at | o'clock at the top, SLID Tor
October delivery. Hogs al the yards came
in very poor in quality aud shorts ran the
market up In their efforts 20 cover Lard
and ribs were strong, In sympathy WIN
pork, but much less active. October lard
closed at S0.32k, where II opened, and short
ribs nt SS.i7H, nc advance.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Arrlp 81 .2stg1Olpyr bh. phcdnpplrs,
iC,ic per 10, trom store. Dried peaches.
hOhe from store,
fuWaF Firm. Oranges jn@1wrc box.
Lemons o. lnmiUl Ior box. Iluanus, o. %.
w'W 'urr bunch.
ri,Ktrs=Rhs a. no. half hrls. 800
purArors-Firm, siWW2uJ per brl
sweet, e. IN pyt bal.
EgU-=fitm boxes. i1c. eases isr.
furus# tucuauuts iiu pee iul l,n
nuts, Virginia, DctG'sc Tennessee, farmer
stu,k. tm1y. runsird, CSC higher shylloi
/ Ctt5c I,caus, Texas pul2r
RNstNs. London layers. 500. LAYERS
f255. California. - ntflub
lituruH liuitrrInc i,c creamery, mtgl
dairy iGt,is. country butter iittlt,
Cipu Ozark 600 p,r hrI. and 81 80 pee
half bel.
NtNrU-rcr rl', sNtl1c
Nurr,utrsH puinua f1ulH2 Is per hfl
Cabbage. ~ .nr2un Ivf crate. loose NntiN.
knut hrls 900 halt brls, 500. Garlic
"a prT lul.
routruN Chickens spHnr iiNB1 H
mi6yl. a. 1901 W. hens g. 'nu21j.
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Articles opening IuIghe.t Lowest. Closing
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uisrsIIsnrous.

n,UaiNs Hiihl'Ar.
rlWuuHk,rs. 500. hall kev $40.
quarter krrs ~ g.
iliuu-bry hiut, so 1. iUJ. 40 ? &c, DIZZY
,tli,d t'sMtr. green stlird 80 g. ic. No q,
a'.r green, JHi, sh,ylsAlua. ilylg3iv0 BE-.
uHI|HI
WW.Ky Straight Kentucky bourbon
trnHDw Robinson mud Lincoln counties.
Tom. sharp advance. a. iuttiu Esirru
y,s a s'nr according Ia age and m1k,
common whisky Wtmfi VA. ar,urlIug tu
prlUi nothing undTf 80 ryr cent quoted.
Its#sl lIHiiA
tuu Drop ~ %. buck, $3.50.
ltku-fg.
NusHlun. sos steel t1ih
iHH,,yIHtummuu. 2'ttl't. other grades
] aH.tst.
-,ru HChu,trs tIDN Ualphs. go .,
Dental Scotch iiu'I lailuad. lp2i. Gail 4
| "A, tpuL
! Co,t ou-ruwc white Wholesale lou.
%, pgr Fal
! M0li Bury grease wool. unvashc.i. Z,
| Nlt, yIrHr rr.1su NHHl N.liH. bury
washed 2lsrysr Tub WbHHyl .Hayy.
| NruWAy HisNtAs.
| TALON soto.
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MONDAY EvFSiNG, Aug q, 1883.
There Is a good demand for money with
ample supply at the banks, Rates un-
changed and firm at per cent
The clearinghouse report is az follows
Ccamnccs. balances
Monday, August 27.....,,...s g2,b,l ~ ~.
Same time last week lhhNh.t t' '.'.y
Corresponding time, ISL. llA.Hl! -|'.'
Correspondents time, ls-h.a l2a Whb V"'-'"
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing $3.50 per 1909 premium selling. New
Orleans s. discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati st. Louis and Louisville demand,
par buying, - per 81, 900 premium selling
The local cotton market closed steady
sales lOl bales, all TO spinncn. At New
Orleans spots closed quiet, futures steady
Augl.t advanced IA points with remaining
month, unchanged, Liverpool was quoted
hardening tendency, futures quiet and steady
at au advance OF TO points New York
spot, closed quiet at an advance Of 20,
with futures quiet and steady August mp
points, September of o. aud remaining
months oil points.
llibbard, Price & Co.'S cotton circular
gays "Thc opening report from Liverpool
showed but little change aul prices here
have been unaffected by the news from Tor.
oign markets On the opening the price OF
August was bid mp 90 1913, at which figure
prominent operator, supposed 10 be iduuu-
fed with the clique, parted with 300 bales.
The ultimate outcome OF manipulation Is
still uncertain, bu, the impression prevails
that the present range Of prices for August
delivery will bc sustained, q, much from %
matter of personal pride AS from amy thing
else. New crops have been % shade easier
uron the receipt of slightly moro favorable
southern aly.rcs. From some parts Of Ala.
bama we bad this morning, hywirc. that the
movement will Doe an especially early one.
but ou the other hrnl our upland CORE.
spoulcnt says that receipts during ScplCm.
Der with them will hardly be 30 per cent Of
last year The quality Of the crop SD ilr as
present receipts are 1u indication, BE- NOT up
60 that of lo.t year. Spot trade here BE- quiet
ut quotations cotton being difficult to sell,
and sellers holding uO en- the August deal
shall have become q thing H the past"
Cable from Liverpool Oi August a. states
Tho resolution passed boy tho Cotton ns.Ucin
only official quotation. ~ iuturcs shall %,
foi contracts with the good ordinary clause
came up before lhr association today ION
confirmation and adoption The meeting
W.. largely attended and much excitement
prevailed The vote was close. but resulted
in favor of the resolution A poll was de
mnnlCl by the opponents ui the measure
and Wednesday was fixed upon as the time
for taking b.
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Cash quotations were o. follows:
Fluur-Firm and unchanged.

IluNI lIll anu uutudUn'Ns
No. spring wheat, SpAmwc; No. 3
spring wheat, s3ms5c; No ? red, 0lc, No.
2corn, lie, No oats, ~. poe; No. 2 rye,
soc, No. ? barley, nominal No. | ilaXsccd,
Sl2l: prime timothy seed, $40.
Mess rork-rcr brl 2jwll27}E; lard,
per loo lbs, ,n35 short rib, sides, llooscl
ss.I2ts0N.I5, dry sailed shoulders, lhoNcdA
81 lOC1LjO; short clear side boxed $500
gUD.
Rcccipts-Flour 900 hrls, wheat, $500
hu; corn, $4,000 bu; oat-, 2G6, 900 bui rye,
n, 7Dp hu, barley, 1850 bu.
Shipmonts-Flour, 900 hrls, wheat 2SS,
Orp hu, corn, lSOCnO bu; oats, l5i, 90 bu; rye,
B. lno bui barley, $500 bu.
KANNs CRY, Mo, Aug. 27.--Whcat-Rc-
cciptS 1900 bu; shipments, 1900 bu' IN
store, 1880 bu Weak No red,
cash. 7ic bid, az asked. september 7i9sc
bid. 7lfr asked; December, 20 &C. bid, sOi4c
asked. so. o red, cash. lie bii, - sc asked,
Nu. . soft. cash. soc bid 50 !c asked.
Corn Receipts, 1858 bu shipments 900
hu. boo store. G6 $50 bu. Quiet; No. cash,
aGi sr Did, 1880 asked the year $50 bid,
2uE.r asked May $3.50 bid, 32c asked; No,
. white. rl-h, 3,c bid, 1-c asked. Oats
Nu. cash, 2Di.c bid, q 81 asked.
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Cuic,Uo, III, Aug. T.-ihe Droro,' Jour
val reports Cutilc--Rcocipts 300 head;
shipments 2upl head. Market stronger
Hcrycs. sEUitpGi1 steer. sNUpCtGuD stock.
en- aud feeders. o. Zoos ~ COWS. bulls aud
miXcd, ti.SnaAn1 Texas cattle, S2UN53 10.
western rangers. i21rtIp
llugs=licy,ipts, 300 head. shipments,
iUu bead market active and firm. mixed.
a. si.tUtU. heavy. Sib@GJp. light, sjp
Geo o.. skip-, sLiu0sASn.
sheep Receipts, 500 head. shipments.
I .un head market slow and weaker. natives
e. 'nttl.,b. western shorn, si2ifpiS,. Tex.
ans shufn, s25jmIDt lnml's, s355WGI2tt
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Irnin aud rrn,i.inn..

So loti., Mo, Aus. .-Four-Quict and
unchanged
whca, Dull and easier cable, causcd q
declines at thr uIyuiuf hut thr close was
fully up a. that ui Saturday No . rcd.
each, ole August pl' .ftpl H.r. closing NJ
ntArs September go ,wuAr. closing ut
WaC October "lNNru' .r. closing atViNc.
nominal n,ycmb,r pi'st,nf.y closing NJ
niar May p,s4o.c closing ~ m'sc,
nominal
tuu.nul and luvcr. Np. . cash. Ca.
August. CO., N,pi,mhyr tuhtttiy. closing
at lusy, uytuhrL co., tUuf.g CLOSING 1T
io.g December Jt'l,. thc ycar3i115l'sc,
closing ~ Nisr
ulb-Qu.rt bat very firm. 80. 2. cash.
'ih, september 2ts0lt'tc, closing nt
i,sr hid October 9i',U May hsWHac
iuu# null nt HHl5y.
IlnNs,rdH Lower. siig's
tuWmrllH quiet s2s'H'3n
kNyHnull tnatp'tC.
llay Market NJ nsiaulstill tracks iull and
uu outlet prairie iDvpH..H, timothy $500
Hllh
butter unchanged. creamery. isaay.
! dlir, liHiur IHH ~, iur good stp,k.
Provisions stH1uF uul higher rufk.
ttt HU.tlt5iiu juh int. lHri Prime steam.
/ pNr buirhru' fpUp py salt Meat.
Boxed shoulder. tNsi luuHs aud nls o. lu.
| short clear tSu ilJuu shoulders. ss2a.
| luuFa and fIDs. tultHpH5ts short clear.
/ iptiHu ll't hams til tnttitU
| BrC'pis Flour Uuu bfis. wheat g5O.
/ uuu bu rum $4,000 Doe. ults. iul.ouO bu.
| re HWn Doc. barley wu hu.
| shipments lluur ilusI hfis wheat iil
/ COZ bu. corn Iuup bu oats iNuJ bu. Dr.
| 500 bu, barley none.
Cmuoa. ~. Aug. "a The greatest Nc.
/ ton iu wheat int tHr s, sion was during the
| hrt hnut, when 10 tulG Within 10 range.
| The urNs un thv upgniuF was hynnsh ~ 40,
| rNirui That 10 Nhs not specially lullish
| There nppvan ifum The early cables. tp be- 4
Jet up in the druhui nhfuad aud an easter
feeling w British markets. The news frum
thC northwest Whs Of every description ~,
bull news was confined a. particular iutali
ties. white private hdyirrs caused the rrurn
belief that The damnF, from irust was mot 81
riuus enough 10 warrant auN Frat huiHr Do
wheat over az There were many Who nr
bulls iuf lunr fuu uu the foreign situation
Who did not feel that thry could arrnmul.sl
much more on that side until there was
further reaction aud unit. the hriush feel
INK MS over There WIS q lower up.uu.
aud further break iu prices early MLYi
another cent decline va brought about th
crowd horhmc very cautious about s,lluI
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wurN YOU feel depressed don dose your.
sclfWith mean bittcrs Hodges saraptiili
rnoynirs and inyiFumtcs thu system, aud
cure 90 diseases arising from nu Impure
state IT the blood A per bottle siKbot ties
fur g. Manufactured by Raugum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn sold by
Hester. - Main street
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Cons Mr,L-Sundarj, $2.5od t2jj pearl
So 90 quiet
BEANS AND PENs--Nayy beans, 1915 medi-
um, A. 90.
OAr MrAL--m half brls $500 from store.
CE,cE EEs-SDda, treble extra, Gc0 ginger
snaps, SIC; assorted iumblcs lO@l2c
FLOuH-frlm store, common, $40 lnm-
lv. 1890. choice, Sll5, fancy $40 extra
fancy ti71. patent, Sbl5Hb35, strong
CRAcKlu Wunr-lu hall brs, $3.50 from
store.
HuNrNy ANp GUTs-From store, 1925.
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Inrlisimns

Conv-Frum store, white Coo mixed, 53c,
from cvcc OF depot white iu bulk. j1c. in
sacks. Doe. mixed, In bulk i7c, in sacks, soc.
NU.y-From store, ioci from lcycc or de.
pot "a uOGtil.JD,
HAY-Chpicc, from store, one, car load, from
luycc or depot 5000 prime, from store.
slc. car load, from lcycc or depot 5000.
prairie, from store, 51mGOC, car load from
ioyoc or depot so 5lWllm,
OArs--Frlm store, white, 3-ci mixed ajc.
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk j3D, ln
sacks, Sic. mixed, In bulk, pc IN sacks, Sic.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Money, Hands aud stocks.

NV Nogg. AUG "a Money on call cafy
NJ l'sct2 per cent close u.irrd at = per
cent Prime mercantile uar,r ttmGlB per
cent sterling exchange dull. bat steady, a
bh TOT siAiy day bills anlli Sls iof &C..
mnud.
nnNcInmcnl hunl- n-rc LuLI and nLhcL
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Markcrcl, hail brls, 40 !, i57i No.
=. F12l. lOlb kit No. /, sl21, No, 3 3l.lb.
Dry herring, family Doe per box.
Hoo rUuut,r. Strong and advancing
mess pork. $1,000, sugar cured ham.
lgMI3i.c. breakfast bacon. lOHWl2c bacon,
clear rIb sides. p'a@lOr. bulk pork clear
sides, 0',c; clear sides, Co.,, long clear
$50. shoulders, NC.
LAup-rcs, $3.50, half brls sIsC kegs,
$50, choice kettle, io1lo'sc, strong aul ui.
NluUlug
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InIInn NrrI I.,n.inri.

lrivr turrr nu.=Hy prime summer
yellow, tttiir ~ summer yellow abfsJ5r.
choice cooking summer yellow. DttlGr
prime summer white. iiHti'y prime cotton
seed meal 81 2lttl5 ~ lees than cat iua I.
tlN2l. Oh cotton seed meal, tt5OlDtil IS.
lu than caf l0ts. tltA.
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Nrv Nuug. Aug g7.-ln the jobhing De.
parimynis there was nn improved demand
anil business. while with agent. there was
nothing doing especially in nanncs and
ladies wear
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September, 5.3i sellers; septcmber-O october
s. u sellers; October-November 5.l5 sellers;
November December, 5.13 value; Deem
bcr-January, 5.13 sellers; January February
5l3 sellers; February March, 5l3 buyers;
September, 5.3i sellers.
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Movements at the Levec.

Arrivals--Wm. Bonner New Orleans.
Departures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, osceola.
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OH aud InrnrniInr.

CiUrANp. a., Aug. g5.-rctrolcum.
steady. {. W, iiu', 20.
wuwNoIoS, y. C., Aug g5.-Turpcntino
firm at Jlc
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. :. A., I
MRrIus, Tenn, Aug %, sR. m,
The following observations arc tukOn nj all sta
tiuus named Ia the 10Th meridian time which Is
ono hour later than Memphis time.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady--Middling Cotton, o 7-sc-
Sales Today 100 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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Nrn Nnrk nr, Gnn.I. MnrkrI.

sr Iovis. No, Aug. g5.-wool market
quiet, slociy aud tim, with good consumP.
tive demand
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rNrnANar ornrArlnss.

Ordinary, 7A.c, good ordinary, sNc low
middlinr. p'lc middling, 0'sc good mid
ding. 10 slice, middliug fair 1910, air
nomlnal ln.iy. ~ % 10 lower
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Spots opened firm and closed quiet
middlinr lose Sales, ~ bales. Quota
lions were a. follows Ordinary. NJ
good ordinary. 7iGc low mildliur
10 5.lCc. middliuF iOAC good midiliuF
lillGr. miiIling fair n li.lGc.i,ir i25.lGc
Fuiuos opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady as follows August ioW6ioy2 Sep
tcmhsf 5000 i,. October p'O0p5i No.
ycmb,r 70 i1@pii December ni5ap a. Jnn.
nary. iDHp5i February g5s0p51 March.
G06@aCs. April. g55ao5G. May psJ9lsr
June, pyl, July 9g,9ga Sales, $3.50
hale
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Imports M&CER,S M6TRN2 Ia \ Il
R,2 &, o&sw EEH steamers, O. Total, "
tales
Krrur,-CoS RR, % steamers, north
10 Total 10 tnlps
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The ipol market opened quiet AMI closed
quiet MidduuF, o'-c. salrs, 90 bale.
Quotations were o. follow. Ordinary. sy.
rooi ordinary, sc low mililIur. u'.r
midllinF g's,. good milll.na. iU'.r.
Futures or,uci barely steady and closed
steady. ns iuIluvs August luWmIUu.
September ug3ap9i. October p9GpOt
Nu,vml,. sHHsH December. Nu,a,
so january Hur0lu,. February plt1
go Mhuh "G"pgl AuL pg9rll
MaN nliWntl. june, u.napl. sUc,
% 90 bales.
puuY roEr ,Nn tyrrniou vnyruryr.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

nnE e. wrsrs NrEvr And nRAiS TREATMENT.
hruamuiccd sT-rihC iuf Hyst.fia, Dizziness. Con-
WILSON'S Iits Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, NCfgs
nus pfnstrainn caused hy the ne IT alcohol 90 10
imrrn Makciulurzs Mental Depression soitouiue
~ tho nflin Insulting In Insanity and leading q
misrfy. decay nnd death Premature Old Agc. laf
rrnness inss of p1wct in either scx. involuntary
lfs.sis hnd ttgfnntnffhea caused BY pvcfctefiion
Uf the brain. rlfahusc nf over Indulgence. tacu
hax contains one months treatment slnQa bBt.
ofsix bpy,- iof 500. sent by mail prepaid on ~
priN ul Price.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives Rs'ishihsJ nssutliui slh. Drive. q
sis,shss. asiness. hyu.hnsss. IimIis Bus ,..l
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tr-iic.isa frestiss. rruptohs. letter. w.,srbra.h.
rrietiy Heat Heals iu,sS, D.ls aad sulss. In
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MAGNOLIA BALM

1sss iiAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM Nth you 10th.
tsssi1s. houHtsiss. home and eli Rgra flssor,.t
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
TUESDAY

TUESDAY.
Cincinnati. ......OHIo, pm
Arkansas river. EUGENE 5pm.
Iiptonvile......GAYo 5 pm
Natchez...""....,.CTY OF NICKsBURG, 10 am.
81. Lous....".."ARKANsA CITY, l2m.
WEDNESDAY.
White riyer....... CHIcKAsAw, Bpm.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady, mild.iur. ''.c. Sales
100 bales, including - last evening ~
which --- 10 exporters and all to spin
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MAGNOLIA BALM

l. q LioUiD prsr.r.,ion Zoe the sam. 'ns se0'h.
ND. coOllns. Refreshing 4 wobd.rfaly psssuiy'nsi