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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
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Money. u,onds and stocks

Nrw YonK, April l3.--Moncy on call easy
at lCg2 per cent; closed offered at ! per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5Cg7 per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet at 1891 for
sixty day bills and $i.T for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady
State bonds were dull aud featurclcss.
The stock market was quiet today, but
the re was more vim In the Transaction and
the tone was much steadier than that Of
yesterday, there being slow aud uninter-
rupted advance throughout the day. A
much more confident feeling prevailed than
has been seen at any previous time this
week, and while there was nothing new
done by the bulls, the bears were less az
grcssiye and q few of the traders went over
20 the side Of the bulls The news OF the
day was not important, hut the harmony de-
vclopcd nt the trunk line meeting had a
favorable effect upon the general feeling.
London was n moderate buyer, and the
shorts cndoavorcd 10 cover, especially early
IN the day. Reading WAS again a prime
fuvOrte. IT. transa tons Werc again very
large and IL developed marked strength late
In the day.
Almost the entire list is higher and adj
Vanccs are confined to fractional amounts
except for Reading, which gained ~ aud
Omaha and Wheeling and Lake Erie per
cent each.
There X an immense demand for railroad
bonds, and they cannot be supplied at any
where near the ruling prices, while heavy
transactions are announced from DAY TO day.
Outside of the exchange the business done at
tho bvarl was small, aud does not reflect the
true state OF the market Tho recorded salus
To-Day were only A 10000 but the tone Of
the dealings was firm aud fractional gains
we've made throughout the list.
Tho total sales II stocks today were g33 20I
shares Closing quotations:
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General News.


RIVER falling, with IS feet on the gauge, o
decline since last report OF 2-tenths.
The City Of Cairo passed here last night
on her way from Natchez 10 st. Louis
THE City Of st. Louis passes here at noon
today on her way from 81. Louis 10 New
Orleans.
THE Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis
leaves here tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
for ST. Louis.
THE City Of Providence, OF the Anchor
line, leaves here tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock for Natchez.
The Rosa Lee arrived from Osceola yestcr-
day morning with two bales OF cotton and
fair amount Of sundries. She went back last
night with good trip.
The Coahoma brought in from Friars
Point yesterday morning nineteen bales Of
cotton and few packages of sundries. She
returned last evening with u fair trip.
THE City OF Monroe, Ell route from st.
Louis to s'aicheZ, passed here yesterday
morning She discharged here $500 pack
ages freight and added thirty tons OF sun
dries.
The Thomas Sherlock from Cincinnati
passed TO New Orleans yesterday morning
with fine trip She put of here 2 packages
OF sundrics and added $50 tons OF cotton
seed meal
1T is rumored that Capt. T. d. Sims Is ne
gotiating for the purchase OF the New South,
to take the place of the burned steamer
Gen. ID. II. Ruckcr in the Memphis and st.
Louis trade.
ALL the small streams tributary TO the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers continue TO rise
rapidly. The Kentucky is running out
strong and with the Tennessee and Cumber-
land rivers rising fast, II looks like we will
have several inches more Of water down this
way.
TnE DeSoto arrived from Cincinnati
Thursday night with $500 barrels OF salt, 1884
barrels OF -four, 40 kegs Of nails, 729 pieces
Of pipe 35S packages of wagon stun, DOB
empty barrels, los packages Of furniture, 1Gs
sacks OF potatoes, 100 bales OF hair, o3 pack
ages OF iron and sol packages Of sundries.
She returned last night with fair trip.
Ii is wrong in nIE APrEAL 10 state that
the gauge here reads "35 feet 2-tcnths."
The gauge read at o'clock pm. yesterday
"a feet and 2-tenths, which is about IS feet
2-tenths above the low water mark. Steam
boatmen take the gauge rs IL reads and
yesterday. THE APPEAL is absolutely right.
end the Lodger Is absolutely wrong. Why
the Ledger should make the gauge read 34.2
when il is compelled TO admit that II ought
to read $50 las The APPEAL reported) Is past
finding out. The Ledgtr possibly hiss gauge
OF its own. This may be the reason why IL
Is inaccurate. THE AfrEAL will In the
future, A. In the past, publish the readings
as furnished by the signal service, which are
undoubtedly correct, except with the Ledger.
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Corrrn- Common. ihc, ordinary. iCc, fair
lie. prime Rio, iSc, choice 10 fancy, 1Du, old
government, NOM, FIRM.
sraAn-Purs white, $50, Oh white csc.
yellow clarified, JlmONc, open kettle, 80
Ctbkc, refined 4. 0kc, standard grnnulatcd
10. plantation pranulated, 7ac powdered,
NJ, cut Loaf NJ. STEADY.
Ricr--ioulslana, 5kGoc Carolina, 0'E@
&C. strong.
CANxrn Goops Pine nipples, ~ 90 Peaches,
lbs standard, s. -, To- standard, e. 10
s-cond ii.5i. Q lbs. standard f225 Toma.
| lors. To-, standard, ti.i0 . lhs. standard
! e. "a. Strawberries, ii5A. Rasphcrrics
| si.Go Blackhcrtirs. Al 2i6ti.lp. Green
Fnros si7b@i.si. Pears, ii,7Na22i flums,
| u Gitl.5 Asparagus, s1Gimi2l. Green
| corn, n.l5mi o.. Green peas. ii.OoCti ~.
/ Cove OYSTER, full weight. I ~. N,c. HE.
81 .Gt6ti1h. light weight, No. rnfaGic, H..
$40. condemned milk. Crown, - zoos. ~
Enrlr s7.T5. Swiss, 1910 S1lmun, ti.sA.
| sanlincs Si7S. mustard 'ariincs, 500
Markcrcl n IN. herring mackorcl, si.2a.
CANnius- stick. all slfc., in hxs. pals and
hfls, shmeg fancy assorted, si.@iiC. oxtm
fancy, is6t25y. hfm.
Cmrrr-Ncw York inctory. C0sc; full
cream, i2Ni9c Young America. i3ftitc.
soArs AM CAxnirs-iinap MbisC. can,
| dies lull weight. s1t6,At
s,if sarinnw. u. asGti. a. per hrl. Ohio
| river, "A gO9l.2i per hh ~, nns 81 $50,
10, course u.i0tai.ii. pkls hloaohcd, fi25
migrl hrls ti05n. MIXED. gkm7c.
| MutNars-lnuisinnn common 10 fair. roo,
| 2'f pf.mc 10 rhoirc. Bifsl -. fancy. 800 Csc
common IA ieir NNf2e prime 10 choice n
! 6'1- byrur 9Nstor steady
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Drain nna i.rn,i.Ian..

Cnic,oo. H.. April III The advance In
the price ~ wheat to-day was hardly what
was expected ~ the bulls The opening
was ~ over last night. aud - better than
tho Opening price, aud ',c under the open.
inr price made the mugr Tor the regular srs.
sion The receipts ~ giuu1hu % New York
indicates AN Increased movement a. the sea.
hoaul The short Interest here was also
considerable and helped The early bulge with
iis Influences May opened NJ 5sc sold NJ
Io',r down 10 5,c again, and then MP 10
isiic the top for tho session Later sales
were between 7sha1sAc Corn was tho
most eccentric arilole 0n the floor and prices
once started upward, advanced rapidly
There u Wide dinorncc II opinion in corn
There are tho-e Who have claimed III along
that " WAS top heavy above dOr. Tho other
extremists nov ialk Uoc. They point 10 the
price ~ each corn AZ as, the small
stock Of contraut corn IN store on
the approach VI navigation, which will move
out ifecly. and above all the llght receipts,
both present. and prospective. Thcsc thing,
All helped The bulls today, aud factor equal
TO all ihcsc Tor The day was the short inter.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY. APRIL Il. 1888.

est, which has not been takeh care OF until
now. The price of May MasIlc over last
night at the opening, at 54Xc. After slight
dip to DC the price went straight up 70 55c,
while some long corn came out at each frac-
tional advance There was a little reaction
from Doc, and then the price buiged the second
ing at 55Xc fIIi
Provisions were iirmer and prices higher
in sympathy with the light receipts, and an
advance OF iO@l5c in prices The big
traders, who were so conspicuous on the
opening days OF the week, left the market
severely alone, and the only trading was Of a
scalping nature. Outsider have all the
product they want at present. The bull
syndicate, while not Offering pork openly,
were willing to sell all buyers wanted. Seat
tering shorts covered small lots and bid
prices up l2hc, but closing salcs were ut 21Ec
b low the top. May opened at sl4.O5 sold
to sl4.17k and closed at $ll.l5. Lard was
stronger; sold freely at 81. 02ICdZ07N, May
closing at 500 bid. Juno sold sparinglv at
S70g7721<. Short ribs advanced 5Cg7l 20
and closed firm. May sold at s7l5@7. ~
and closed at 1928. August sold at 81. 400
I15 September ut $I52J<.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Arirn,-.Ncw York. tg@aas6 tfr b,i;
dhol apilc., 5t.sc pcr lb from store. Dried
peaches ~ tom st1rc.
NraTf.utis-ao Onions ft00nts1 per hri
500 per be-. Cabbage, new iDui innn crate.
sAtig tod kmnt, bhs i,.5G hall hrls.
500 rnriC ypc per loo Tuuips A 900
L5ispor bh
IntiIm.-t hiriens spring. srnrre. ~
@hVt hens, sJ00@325, turkeys, ti0r4
ibm
furu Oranges. Mosslnn $3.50 per hos.
imperial, sihJ Icf box. lemons g. ono,
$50 per box nananas tLooa2i0 pr
bunch.
PpgLu nhs. tGSo hall hri. ttoo
Ehus--iasv has ibhC cas"a. itc.
n,iaiN--aionionl layers 500, layer. A. ~.
California. t22,
NV rorolnuts. 500 psr ion. Peanuts,
Virginia. ~. Tcnur ace lnnners' stock. SO
o. roasted, 2'lc higher shcllcd iOc. recani,
Tuxas. Wai2c.
nrrTrr- lutlcrlne, i2niSc creamery. NJ
CtlnC, daily, isfl22c, country butter. ii@ ~.
cum Ozark, $500 per brl, and sa ~ pes
half hfl
roIArors -Firmi selling NJ " 2SC,i ~ 20
bu, ~ 2Ha3i ~ per bfl; sweet potatoes 1f'
Wluo peg hrl. seed sweet, ~ jl9255.
NtyroAH--l'cr ral, SOLE
ss,wnrtEils--t3me3.5o per case pinis
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GENERAL TRADE.
Hrenalainna-

Com MEAt-standard s2Gj; pearl 800
roller s2.yOdaOO; steady.
BrsNs AND PEAs-Nayy beans a.. 756t3O0,
medium, $40 Stock peas. Sl.2j per bu,
lady peas, sl.7j Ter bu; black eyes, $50
per bu.
oar MrAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
fIouR--from store, common. S3OON325;
family, S3.25G3.50. choice, &3.JO6t3.76; fancy,
s400bfl 10, extra fancy, A2j@A5G patent,
Si.5Od6.OO. steady.
CnAckrHs-Sodn. extra, &C.; soda, treble
eNim, iisc ginger snaps 5A@Glfci assorted
jumbles, 1Oc
CRACKED WuDr--ln hall brls, ti.26 from
store.
lioniNi ANp Carr From store. $50
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Cash quotations were as follows:


No. 2 spring wheat HA@79sc; No. Q
spring wheat 7G@76Hc No, 2 red, s2Slc;
No corn, HI.@5ilSc; No. 2 oats, 2s1sG
3iISc; No. rye, Gle; No. barley, 7@s0c;
Mol nax seed, si.4S; prime timothy seed,
S2.G0@2.G7.
Mess pork, per brl, $i4o5diIio lard, per
100 lbs, s7.65; short rib sides loose, S.l6@
7.i7IS; dry sailed shoulders boxed, 1900
600; short clear sides boxed, s7.7Otg7T5.
Rcceipts-Flour $4,000 brls; wheat 5000
bu; corn, 81, 600 bu; oats, si,0O0bu; rye 800
bu; barley, 1000 bu.
shipments-Flour, 20,000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats, $500 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
81. LOUIS Mo-, April S---Flour--Very
strong, but dull. Wheat. Opened strong
aud higher, hut declined point at the start,
then advanced hc losing fraction near the
close; No. red. cash. s2Js @S3isc; May, S2is
ClSSc, closing at s2isc; June. s2h6S2kc,
closing at S23ic; July, 7sN@7s'lc, closing at
1870, August 7SA@79hc, closing at ~;
December S2A@S3Ae. closing at Sc.
Ccrn---Strong and higher; cash, 5O'd5O'Ic
May, 4Sa@ i9'sc, closing AZ i9'1c; June,
closing at fJhe; December, IOisc.
Oats---Higher; cash, 3ita3le; May, SO. Rye
Neglected. Barley--Nothing doing Bran
Soc. Cornmeal---Steady; 800.
Hay--Strong prime timothy, siIo09
"a %, prairie. Ss.OOmt2O0.
Butter---Firm; creamery, 229sSc; dairy
isa25c Egays-ijc.
Provisions-Strong. Pork, SiL25. Lard,
81 %. Dry salt mcats-Boxed shoulders,
S5.s7tS; long clears, N.i0@7 -; clear ribs,
~ no. so short clears. S7.450s7.5 80. BACON
Boxed shoulders, s6.37ls long clears. " 500
7s5. clcar ribs. S7.gOCtS00i short clears,
- Ipl.Nos M Huma-ktU OnLatu Oh
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FISH Mackrrcl half brly No. J.. t7.2i.
No. 2 500, 10Th kit No. I, Si.i5. No. 3
Si.l0 Dry herring, family. 2s' Jzrr boN
lion Pnourors-lighcr mess pork, siAOo
@i65n. sugar cured hnms, i0sfWli isr, break
fast bacon iONCtili,c. hulk pork clear
sides 7isc. clear nb sides, 7,g@3ac. long
clear 7isc, shoulders 6isc
fAnu-rcs. 7isc half hrls TEc. kegs, 10.
choice kettle. sLctnr hirher
FgFau Mr,rs-choicc beef headquarters
To-: iorsqnariers. &c. scsud rraie. hind
quarters. Al forcgusrifn g. shesP. 10
Hoes. Titc.
no. Ftrr-Hfls, ~, hall bfi, voc
40. keaa N.50
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wosI.

~. Lorn No, April ~ wool-Quloi;
braid, iia2nr. low sandy, i0ttisc: fine
light i3@inC, lnc heavy, iogi7c.
PmL,prirnr,. Ia, Apnfl1 Lwool--Qulct
aud weak; Ohio, pcnnsylvahia and West
Virginia Xxx aud above, 3i031ci y 2naJic,
medium, 31@N ~. cuame, 1tfS1c; New
York. Michigan. Indiana AMI western. tine
or \ and NN, $50 eoc. mullum, 3GaJ5c.
coarse 31mg5c. fine washtl drlainc y and
Xxx. giaSic medium washed combIng aud
drlaine. 8vdJA, coarre, t.f3'r, Cannds
washed combing, 3ifagc,'tuh washed, 500
ilc. medium unwashcd folnhing and dc.
lainc 2Sa90c; cnarsc, GWsHr eastern On,-
gnu. ihtt2ic: valley Or'Jr, ssg2sc. New
Mexican aud Colorado, iSnae.
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prime, storc, eO6,02'ac cur load, from lcyee
or depot SiL0OaiS.pO. prairie, from store,
G0H70c, car load, from loycc or depot, 5000
0lA0O
RuAN-From store. ti.Oo from lovco or
depot Sln.O0
ConS--Frum siorc. white, Gee mixed. Sc,
from lcyco on depot white, In bulk. bIc; In
IL. Vlc. mixed, la bulk. &c. IN aks, SIC.
oAra--From store, white. SO; mixed. ilc
from levvc or depot, white In bulk. 8sc. in
sks. acc mixed. 10 bulk, Ger IN sks, &c.
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Cmc,oo, H., April l3-'rhc Drorcr'' Jour.
nal reports Cattlc-Rcccipts $3.50 head:
shipments. 400 Market steady: stecrs,
o. 25G5UO siocker and iecdrrs. - l0tag 10.
COWS, bulls aud mixed, siUo835o, 'fcxa.
cattle. Al. h5di.lb
Hors-l,cccipis, ii,ooo head shipments.
ZOO Market strong 10 10 H. higher MIXED
g. 20. heavy, ta0G5.5O light, ta3Oi
a.G, skips, sa5jegS0.
shecp-Reocipts, 1000 head. shipments,
900 head. Market dull; natives, 81 5OGs
Gi0. western, - 5O@0iO, Texans. $500
$50 lambs, SLOOftG5O
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Groceries.

cmc,eo. Ill, April Bon the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
and steady; creamery, 2igg,sc, dairy, H..
a2fc. Egr-i56gi0c.
NEw ORLEANS, La. April i3.-CoGcc--
Steady, with u fair demand; Rio, iisfGtiGc.
sugar-Strong aud unchanged. Molasses-
Steady aud unchanged. Rlcc-Quiet at ~
d59.c.
CISoISSsTI, o., April i2-whisky-
Steady; sales go barrels finished goods on
basis II ti.O0. Butier-wcak. fancy cream.
cry. 2Da3Cc: prime dairy. 2oo. sugar-finn.
Eggs Heavy aud lower at li@ljc. Cheese
In fair request
NEW YoRK. April is CoHee-spot fair.
Rio duh nj liI.c; options dull aud tribe
lower. Sales. 5000 bags; April. sil 10.
May, SO oGii.Oo. June, si0O0di0.T0, July,
$40 s0ctiO3n September. S0b0ti0Oo OctO-
her, 81. SjtaaO0 November, sp.siet0ui DE.
ocmber, Sos5d9o6. January, $500 Feb.
ruhry, t9O0aaa5 March, ianSai0O0.
Sugnr-Quict and firm; fair refining quoted
at 4 l3-iGc: nJo test centrifugal SIC. molas.
scs grades ittt,kc; refined quiet aud steady
Molasscs- firmcr, J0' test, lgAc. Rice
| fhm.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady, middling. O5sc. saies
aso0 bales. including no bales lat evening.
Of which 100 TO exporters aud |, 100 To spin.
ner. Weeks salss iO00 export, 400
spinner. as'O.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, TIC; good ordinary SIC low
middliag, 9'.c; middlinE nlsc; good mid.
ding. csc, middling iair, iOc; fair, nominal.
Dusty, ,so 10 ic lower.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


LIVERPOOL,
AZ noon, Spots--Dull, with moderate in
quiry. Sales, 5000 bales, Of which American
2, 100 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of which
American -, 200 bales. Closing quotations
were as follows. Ordinary, i'sd. good ordi-
nary, 5d; low middling SID good middling
Odd middling uplands, 5jiGd; middling
Orleans 6Ad
Futures opened dull and inactive, and
closed easy, rs follows;
[Ihc prices are given In pence md 0iths,
thus i6J means i63-0ld, and SOL means
5.l-Gid.
At p.m--April, 5.15d, buyers April.
May o. LODI, buyers; May-June, .. i0d, buyers
Juno-July, 6.lsd, sellers; July-August, -
August-September 5.lDd, buyer; September
october b.l2d, buyers; October November,
5'OSd, sellers; September, biol buyers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending nril ~ iSsSs
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according TO age and make; common whisky,
0Oc0D$1. 20, according TO proof
BAoaIHG---6d7c.
TIEs---$i .00Cgll5.
snor-Drop, Si.40i buck, Sl,65
LEAD-8lsc
NAns-.-iron, 81. 10; steel, 80. 2j@2.a5.
PowDrR--Kega, $500 half kegs, $2I6i
quarter kegs, $3.50
IIDEs.--Dry flint No. I, 1llgc; No. 2 Sc
dry saltcd, case; green saltcd, No. l, Be; No
2, Sc; green, sale; sheepskix, l6c@sl.Oo
irregular.
ToMoco.-Common, 25@35c; other grades
95dS5c
sSuFF---Garrctts, $lOs5; Ralph's, s10,25
railroad, 81. ~; Gail 4 AK, 500.
Coat on,---Prlmc white, Wholesale lots, iOc
per gal
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 1870
isc clear grease wool, 23n25c; bury washed,
20Ca30c; tub washed, J3@35c.
BIrswAx--iSM20c
TALIow--BN13lsC 60.
FuRs AND SRINs---Docr, 30fD35c; bear, 81. 90
a. 90; mink, l5@4Oc; coon, hunter handled
l5G175c country handled, iJM60c; otter,
~ 00@5b0; beaver 5OcltS 30; wild cat l5Gy
25cfox, l5Gg75c; muskrat, l0@lbc opossom
l0@i6c; wolf, 50c@S20O; skunk, l5d75c;
panther, 50c6$l 90.
sEEps---Rcd clover, si.75 per bu; timothy,
1925 per bu; herds, 6bc per bu; blus grass,
1928 per bu orchard grass, Sl.i0Dl. 60pcr bui
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Was YOU feel depressed don dose your.
sell with mean biticrs. lIodgr, sarapanlla
icno,aic. aud invigomics ihc s,atcin. aud
ours al diseases arising hom an impur,
state Ut the blood. 81 per bottle ia bottles
Tor g.. Manufactured by nangum Root
Mcdidnc Co, Nashville. Icnn. sold BY
Hester AZ Main street
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Live stock.

SIrEr--Choice &c; medium, 3h6glc.
LAMns-Choicc, $500; common to good,
per head, $3.50
Gn,ss CArTLE-Choicc, 3A@i,Sc; good ~
Cd3lsc fair TO medium, 2IsG3c; scallawags
lfM2c.
lioos-Choicc light 5@5l.c; good, i9.6y5c
common. ~ .MllSo.
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The clearing.housc report Is as Iollows
rXcIIANaR.

"a New York aud cities north aud cast ON
[demand, x discount buying. New York
Fand principal cities north and cast sight
I. discount buying New Orleans, " dis
count buying.
Selling Ratcs--On New York, Z per cent,
premium ON sums below 81 900; $50 per
81, 600 premium on sums Of 5000 or more
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville, $50
per $1,000 premium ON all sums; ON New
Orleans, $3.50 per 81 ooo ON all sums, Prime
commcroial sterling, As2@Ls2,s,
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NEw ORPHANS.

The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet; mlddllnr, CSC Sales. 9,2Oo bales
Qnotailons were a. follows Ordinary, 7,.c
1ood ordinary, SIC, low mldding, ~ mid.
dIing, sko good middlinH, sl.c.
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet, a.
1oIIovG April, 01p6s2c, May, p2oQa q,
June. p2f@e25 July, ssoan5i August
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THE RIVERS.
Stealnboats Leaving
Movements M the. Levee.

Arrivals - Dcsoto, Cincinnati; Thomas
Sherlock, Cincinnati; City Of Monroe, ST.
Louis Coahoma, Frars Point; Rosa Lee,
0sceola; City OF Cairo, Natchez
Departures-Thomas Sherlock, New Or
leans; City Of Monroe, Natchez; Rosa Lee,
Oseeolai Coahorna, Frias Point City Of
Cairo, ST. Louis.
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Mulcr md Horses.

Horsrs- Fair demand; drivers, $i5O@25o
good saddle, SljO@25O; plugs S4O@lO0; Texas
ponies, Sl5Cg25,
MULrs-Fair demand 1871 to 10 hands
hinh. Sl1bM2OO.
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WmsEY.-stmighl Kentucky Bourbon,
81 bOa0u0 Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, VI. iWaj.OO. Eastern fyes. ii.b5a0Vp,
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Spots oponed oasy and closed cusy, mid.
ding Dac. Sales. 500 halrs. Quotations
were Ne iollowE Ordinary, 20. g0ol ordinary.
7'ioc; low middling. o ollie. middling.
n,.c good middllng, TO-. miidling islr.
10 ii-i0c, fair. " 5i0r.
fuiurcs opened steady md rlo-cd dun.
re- follows April, 052@D53, May. aHa
400 june oiOdnTl; July, o5sao5p. Az.
gust, o.daos,i September, 00l@aGl. Oc,o
Der o,ii@ei2 November, DS2@asj Dcccm.
her a.aS@eSii January, 0so,snR salcs
~ 300 bales.
New York cotton statement for week end.
Ing April ~, 1855
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Aiaxc Of The Rixer..

0FFiCE SIGNAL SERvicE. u. 8 A.,
MENrnis. April n, : pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tions named az 18th meridian time. which Il one
hour later than Memphis time.
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S.x y.,L ar, seoda Market

NV Nong. April i3.-lht market is un-
changed with either aRehis or jobbcrs,
though the volume of sale Completed u
much In excess Of the apl@rcni bu'incs, Ia
mnliUu
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Coiion Necd Prohuct..

PRmE CnupE Or.--3l I9Cq32I Se prime sum
mcr yellow, 85lsd3GIgc; choice cooking sum.
MGR yellow, 3OaiOc; prime cotton seed meal
81 0o@l725, carload lots; less than car
lnnl NlH nlEalA 80
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aIInn.I r.rn.ttlInr.

wuuseroS. n. C., April " -Turen,Inc
Firm NJ BAc.
ClryrL.Sp, o., April % rctolcum-
Steady; = w., iiOa, 7isc. al
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y,ouds and stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE la PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady--Middling Cotton, 8 $50
SALES Today. a,eoo Bales-rhe Tone
OF the General Market Steady Meats
Higher.
APPEAL orricr,

APPEAL OFFICE, /
FRIDAY EVENING, April H. lSss
The banks charge per cent for money
and the demand continues steady at that
figure.
TIC ..lnn,innLnl,.n rnnnrI IL ns lnllnMa.
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i.osboS. April u, Up m.--Consols closed
ri - ib-iG Tor money aud ion for the
account United states bonds, g. i2N.
f.ris April i3.-lrhrcc per cent rcnics
sif 90 for the account
BANK CtrAniN0s.
Nrw oulr,Ns la, April i3.--Clcaring,
ti,o3i tSi.
NJ LOTS. No, APRIL ia.-ClcarlnFs .. Oli, 4.
~; balances, siA.GH
Nav Noug, April ia-Clsahnrs, So ,1.
90. balances. fiuflWi.
iiostox, Mass, April is-Cicarinrs, SIS.
oi2 20. balances. ~ 5u,.1i2
nuuHonE Md April i1-Clcahngs,
f2U2 sti balances t2,a $40
u,niirutl. Pa. April i8-Clcarings,
sipas1.. 4. balances, " .3u.i75.
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oSo@9Si; September, oo09oo6; October
s.s0lss7; November, ss2@s,ssi December
s,s3@ss4; January, s,02@s,03; February,
o029003, Sales, 49, 100 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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THT'ITN y = 7 Y y n y = II y y y = n U
Darn MdBRR. - steamers. o.
wagons 10 Total. 20 bales.
fspors-M ACRE 81 gRMi0 Coz
fwR u. az. Total ! 30 laics
WEEKLY cUrIoS srArEEyr.
Receipts nj Memphis Cor the vccl ending
April "a 2,t23 bales, a. Rgains, 1ooo lalcs
last week. and 1000 balc- sam. week last
year since scpicmbcri, ass sie bales. against
oi9, IA bales amo time last year
shipment, ior the week. 1870 bales. ~
snAlnst t,1ba bales same week Last year. sldco
tcp,enbcr I, 5i5.i2o halcs. a, urulnt Gio go
bales sauc Tine last year Weeks sales.
100" bnle-i exporter, d,'Sp halcs, and sl,in.
ncrs s,2iObal
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