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Nep 3 0rt, II. Sebruar. -8cIgeuoes
Fnb Die S9lusnotirungen: @elO 0ffnete 3n
H-2t unb idlos 3u Bro;eut. - SterIiu9,
2Sediel, $4.844 - $4.844 auf so Gage unb
$s.859-..863 auf Sidt.-Buube8'Obli9as
tIoren: pro5. 1851, 44.pro3. 1914, 81
proi.-. attien: Ibams' @rpreB 140, Gent.
raj Paciftc 81, @befapeafe SbiO 81, &rte
27g, eitto Brior. 62t, Sainois Central 116i
gGte Sbore 924, gtemsS Serien. Central 804,
gfortb @eftern 1899, Ditto Brior. 143t,
yietD sgorf Central 1919, Sbio.Y .Ytiifiipp,
"a, oitto Bricr. SO, Bitteburg 154, Reab.
ing 674, ct. Saul 765, btttO Prior. 1142,
@efernslluion 78s.
@ Gfibma. Sd m0dbte 0as BubIitum
bena4ridtisen, Sab idb i'm 8eFse elmer 4rS.
uei bin, peI9e oieies 10 iehr peini8enoe 2ei,
ben beilt. SD babe 2eute geiehen. tpel6e
faum atbuen tonnten unb bur9 ben 9ebraI6
bieies Utittels faif au9eubHdlid Sineeruus
erlongten. @s ift barmlos unb tanu ohue
ale Sei6rdnfnng genommen perben. So(lts
oteie gfoti3 Dor oaS Iuge zines nit oieieI
quaIenbeu SrGnfhett Behafteten tormen, 10
Dirs er boffentIid uufeblbur iosleif fib On
mid menoeu unh oa0ur6 oIortige 9tno eruus
fid3 beridaTfen. Breis 81 bic Blaide obef
ie6s Slaideu fir S.. 3u boben bel 8 eth
@. ance & 6 m p, gtr. $40, 2tts (neI;
alte lOS, Bef.) SaltimOrefraSe. (127-)
s@ seat If Die @eIeseubet
Cine SlaiGe bon Sunt's Suiettenpulner, bas
man nit umft9t In bic BettReIe nnb bic
@den nno BinteI freut, eripurt man6e ipa'
tere gtiibe nno Blase. Breis rs Gents. 3n
babeu bel Setb 8. 9ance & Camp,
glr. $40, Sf- (neu; olte glr. 1Os, Beh.l Bal
tttuersfra6e. (127-l
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Ste Ggmorsan9 ocS gystQtoaarS
GaelI.

6 bicaee, II. Tebruar. Cine SEau
Wids tpald]e an Der Befz DiabiioafraSe elm
Sofbals bstreibt, rladt Rittbeiluu9eu, mel.
DIE bic 8oIi3ei auf bic 5pur Der W0rSer be8
in ber 9iad]t com z. Se5ruer in Ieiner gSob=
nuEg get0bteten WihionGGS Imo8 S. 5aeQ
iiibren tirIte. EHie bic Srau mittbeift, rries
tbete ein 10. bis 20 idbri8er Burf4e, tDsi4er
ben Naulen Scott angab, 9e1en Gnve 0eS
Tionats Sauuar eiu 3immer In ihreH Paaie,
melder fat rIr 3ur gfaGtjeit aas8ing uHt
bel ie6em Aus9aug anbtre 8ieiOer trua.
Sein 9ebeimni5uolies 8enebmen erpedte be
gieugier Der Hrau g8id5 in bob.m @raoe.
SH Der Watt 6es RorbeS fam 5cott 3tuii5en
5 uRb u9r frhb in @eieaIdaft zines auSe=
ien, 1iterea Maunes naH 6auie unb iletg
Ser Srau, lei i'm Begrifie, aUf tan9cre 3sit
III oerreiieu. sic Iclle inbeisnieiH 5a1en
iitr i'm heimahren, in0en ec bel feiu.r 0fitfz
fGGr Sas ndmlide 3immer pieoer baben
u6G)te. - 9ioheem bcioe Wtiuuer ii5 eEtz
iernt hatten, burdf0berte fgrau 2Sids cas-
3immer NIB erbrad eiaen SGranf, ueldleu
Scott petIdIofsn bate. Gie ieIO oaria cine
Sudutitdt Sibernaaren, Ms.iel, Eredeiien
nno anoere @esenfGube. Die sur 8eniige be-
Dieieu, bnB iie etusn @inbreter bei jtM be-
betbergt bate. ScOtt ioG nit Biuiam @ebz
rigt, eiHenl not0tii9en tuHaen 8duber, toen,
tiid] iein, uno Die B0Iilei bat mo@ anSere
lImfGuoe etmittelt, ote iln nit BEN Sueu'z
iGen &aubmOro in Serbinbung III bIingea
i9einen.
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&anfsglustuetie.

NIustuets iiber cen Stano Der ,,RerdDaats'
~ .Yatioual= Sant"in Baltimore tnt Staat
ARarSIano bet'nt Sdllaffe oes 0eid)af'e
ant IA. 5ebrnar 1885.
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Scr aif6ieref 0ertraa.
@f6ttise Smseiiansuifie fur ote aatsrtfariz
fdbsa Stidbsr. = 9srihaapTte sttriaIag
in GenaOa.

gBaftiugton, .. g., II. Sebrnar. -
Siufihtlid, bes neuen Hi5ferei Sertrn9es
nirS aus glanbpiirbiger QHelfe in &riabz
rung eebradt, bas nnieren Sti4erH ta BEN
gertrage ale Sau6els> 8riuilesien Unit Gus'
uobme bes aufauis BON Sober auf ben canas
biiden @etpGliern), mad nelden Il. 10 lanSe
aefirebt baben, aeiid,ert iino. Sc rpiro ibnen
oas &ed]t 5ugeftanben, in canaotIden 0aIenz
orten 5ei3materinl unO sSafisr su faftH uuO
Hsparaturen uoruebmeu 81 lahsu. ytlr 9es
piIie 8ubten, bic in Dem Sertra9e uanlbatt
seulaGt Derbeu. icllen inter Der ausI9ltes=
liden SurieSittion BON Canada bleibeu @S
c1 and in ben SeiiimmAngen oes Sertrages
nid,t eutbalten iein, mas bic aufbebuu9 oes
Souss anf canasiitle Slide ooer Iberhaupt
cine aeneerur9 nnlaree Garltl9ttem5 not9I3
MAIDEN ptiroe. Sn ieinen mit]tigfen BE-
ffimn1un9en 1T Der Sertrag ben Ver- otaa<
ten aiuiiig. gHir baben meme uno pertbooue
prtulIesien erlangt, chne ein irgenofpie i4oe'
res Spier oGfir brirgeu III riiifen.
Sttama, Snt., Ii. Bebruar. - VIA
riue, RtniRer Softer iGst, bic non sSaihias=
ton aus uerbrsiteten geridlte ii5er Die Grle=
biarns Der Th9ereifrage berubten gum gro'
Sen Eheile auf Bermuthuugen. @s ieten
bobsr aud Uiele Der Sd)lifie, Die man earaas
gelnsen, uuridtig. 8aB Der Sertra9 wtrfa
lid 1on ben @onlmifdreu nuterjei5net tu,r'
ZEN. iei tpahr. Miniffer Sofer fdBt ourf
bltden, hab Canada utd1t Iebr gut babel nes=
sefommen lei. @r meint iehod}, penH Ger
8ertras uom Ssnat Der Der. Staaten aHses
urmmen nerSe, 10 peroe bies before 8estes
bnngen Bniiden ben Ser. Staatea uuo &aa
Haba 5ur 6olas habeu.
Snrontos, Snt., II. 6ebru ar.-p pMail"
iagt in ibram @orImentar su Dem sSti3ersi-
Bertrag: nShenber gtaubt ole gSaibinatoGer
0tegierung, eiueu 9uteu Streit gefiibrt 81
baben. IS Ideint, oaB Canada ieiHe friibere
Sattune in 8esug auf bic 9reimsilen'@renie
aufgesCten bat. Daiiir, Sab Canada oen
amerifaniideu Sii9eru- SanoelapriuiLegieH
unb Gle Seunsung ieiaer Sdfen nne gisRz
Uahnen eepdbrt, bat es fetnerlei @egeuper'
giinIfiguug erhaIten. ueber gegenlettigea
Sanbtl oeer ieI5ft iiber Soatreie @infgbr BON
Siideu iit in Dem ueuen Gertra8e feiH gSort
entholten. @s 1T flnr, bGB bic gSOb,taDrt
Ger Seeprouirsen euen enpfiaolihen Stos
e,litten bot. Sc mar tbatiddlid idon in
goraus obgema6t, aaB SaNaoa bic Sedle
bs,ablen iol. Chamberlain bat ms nit bit
ren @orteu 9eiugt, CT lei mad Gulerifa ge=
tcmrer, um oem SiIdereiz zDiSrut auf ir5en1
elne ggeiie Gin @aoe i'll MAIDEN, uno Die eng,
iiid1e Yrefe bot fret nno cffen erfldrt. bag
@nglano nm uHisrer Slide sSilIen ntdt nit
ieinem befen unsldn6iiaen Suuoen Streit
aRfergen niilfe. @aAaAG bet BON Infaus
an 3urHdieturgen erfabren niiiien, tueua
ole 9isids. Sntertfs baburb f6rberH 81 for
ntn aIaubte. 9ie8mal ihmedt a5er Der
Grant, ben man inns reit)t, belonoers bitter"
2ouh0r, II. Nebru1r. - SIN 9err:rs
bauie erfldtte 9orS Salisburn beute, er tpsrSe
ben ioeben in gBaihiu9toa unter5eiGueten
5iideretpertraa bem Barlameat uaterbreiten,
iobalo lhr oe1lelbe 5uSebe.
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Die 9aut.
@Itnn,s sfimeftI gtEfe

GIcnH'S SGpefEG sgeEie
III bas IpeSiFIts duBere SauptmtttsI seaer Sorts
tranibe.eH; etHss oer prtiamfttn Dstttel aur Bers
Itsunetuno Der Sout, 6Gs ie BERN Yubittum etnges
iubrt porSeu, @s bselti9t raid . SommeriPtotS
Ten, Ee6efite fe, SIdtben lno tenes aasss
n6bnihe nnb eutieleuSs Ss'seR AcNE nno 9iGga
bic SGut loon tIor un6 glott. @'u" VtIsngs Is ~
@Ienn's SameieIieiIe unb ute Ito por -
ahmuHgen
9tGL2S sSa0xfarb SO BtteIp
fdwars ooer branu, so Gents.
5JiAe's BaRlueb- -CrOpffu 'HijFiH S'iants. 'a ''H'
gu beuil6e gi6aSraugfH- -Dfrtrribfr
GERMAN CORN RENO MOTr&Rl FL
6eieitigtP iibueraugenu uuO 5rOfbeuleu.
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Standardization

Standardization:
Gin9e;ablteS grunotapital. ........$1, 800 100000
uebeSiduS> SouO.. -. $40O, ,OO0.GO
ilnpert6eilte Brofite.... 1l5,646.54
IusHcbenbe gfationaI6 6anfz9toten 45,000.00
lln6e,Qbitc Sipioenben,. 2,957.46
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
GENERAL TRADE.

The only material changes made In quota.
ton lists today we're. Lard advanced &c.
cotton seed meal ou hUc. game aud poultry
nguTos revised and slightly lower eggs quict
aud shade lower No sales were recorded
~ the grain cali board session, bids aud
offerings same o. heretofore. with buyer,
aud sellers wide apart
IN the New ORC . market there Il a good
demand for all grade. Of sugar prices firm
and well maintained with general belief
that improvement Is impending Molnsscs
In fair demand aud hrm Tor better grades.
Rice is Ia moderate movement. prices
steady.
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ta.H quotations wcv o. follows
Flouf-Nominally unchanged.
No. 2. spring wheat. tiU14@i.0s No. 3
spring wheat. Sjtditic, No 2, rel, fiU1 "a
10; No 2corn. lOisCtiO3,C No 2oais. 9i'tc
No ? re, Sic. No. ? barley. nominal. No
ilaAscc,i, fi6l, prime timothy seed, si5JC,
100
Mes pork. per bril-, siL50dil7O. lard.
pcr To- he, $50, short rib sides tlooso \
h l5tt7.h5, dry nltcd shoulders tboxcdi
S'.N aC7j1. short clear sides (boxcdl
s1.OuaAl2is.
Receipts Flour. i4OOo brls: wheat, p 90
la. corn, 233.u0O bu. oats. 1850 bu. rye
GEO bu, barley G2.OOO bu.
Shipmtnis-flour, 2U.uuu bfls. wheat. q !.
on bu. corn, 80 90 bu. oats, $1,000 bu
ryc, ii,ooO bu. barley, $3.50 bu.
ST Louis, Mo-, Nov. - -Flour-Quic
aud unchanged.
Whrat-Cash, firm and sioad.or. Opiionl
The market Wa very unsettled aud irnr
ulnr. nuctuatiug within o. o. range, aud bS
turns showing grCat weakness of consider
able strength. There was steady lucnl sell
inF but outside markets showed sucl
strength that 10 was difficult a. hold prices
down, though thow wcrc several raids mad,
upon the market. The close Wa - above
yesterdays No. 2 rcd Ossh si.u3 Noycm
Der, ti.ud. nominal; December. tiO2is. a. Ul
CLOGS. closing NJ Sluhc asked; May,
SiUpk, 1.CiitO's closing $40
CONFIRM but very duh. traders rivinr
all their attention 20 wheat. Nu. cash, Bit,
W5S4c November SIC askcd. the year,
SIZE closing at Alsc, May 6A@JSjsc,
closing hisc.
uats-Firm and h@i.r higher Tor May;
No. 2, cash, 2ic asked November and Dc
Ccmhcr 2ic bid January, 25i.c bid. May
aOlsttiOhc. closing nt hAy lskcd
Nyc-null. No . 5OisC No. 3. iJc bid.
Harley III radyi salts Minnesota at G0c
Dakota. tus Wisconsin. SIC
Hay Quiet. prC,s ln,ur buyer prairie
E.UOttnU1. timothy tiutti6.ua
limua Lower aud dull. Gic.
flnN-vud-ti o..
tcad-Mor doing. chemical hard offered
90 o.. bid 90 .3in
Buttyr Primer choice aud fancy cream
cfy pW3ic. choice and fancy dairy
! gHt2sc.
fts Plentiful. l0c fof cool stock.
Cunmcal-Strong aud active, quiet. 81 o,
0gtu
Whsky-Stcndy nt STA
rri,isions-D aud easy. Fork. tiaOO
larl-Qui,t Prime stbm, fSi2sCts2,
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and Eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying sight, 50 discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans. &c discount buying,
81 premium selling. Cincinnati, 81. Louis and
Louisville, demand q buying, par selling.
Bond acceptauccs by the Secretary OF the
Treasury today were' Coupon AS, S32, $50
at Sl.00
Henry Clcws & Co., In their weekly iinnn-
oial circular, say The improvement in
the stock market, anticipated in our last
weeks advices, as consequence of the con-
summation Of the national election, has not
been realized. The recovery of tone was
cut short by an unexpected notice given by
the New York Central Of reduction Of rates
on its wcst-bound business, showing that
the edict Of railroad king possesses,
In Wall street. even moro potency
than the declared will Of our sovereign
100000 The apprehension that the out
going Administration will, In the short re.
manning period Of It's existence, cease TO be
as liberal rs formerly in the purchase Of
bonds aud Ia its policy Of keeping money in
the national depository banks, has about
that President Cleveland and Secretary
Fairchild have made too good record for
themselves in the management OF the Treas.
ury TO resort, at this late day to any such
spirit which some have been disposed To an.
ucipatc as likely 10 follow their defeat in
the election. Both these gentlemen will
carry with them, ut the expiration of their
term Of office the full confidence Of the
business men of the country in the honest
intention and good judgment by
which they have been governed, and
will be credited witl having done the best
that was possible under existing circum.
stances We look Tor am early improvement
IN the tone OF the market and believe stocks
Rpurchnsc on the breaks Tor quick turns
pending the existing troubles with the trunk
lines. A settlement of these difficulties will
Of course be followed by an advance in
prices"
The local cotton market closed easier with
sales Of ! no bales, all to spinnors. New or
leans spot, closed quiet aud easy aud tut
urrs steady November declining points,
December advancing points, and remain
ing months going oil ~ I points LIVER col
closed dull. limited inquiry nj decline II
lied for middlinr quotations revised tut.
urc. quiet aud OIL points. The New York
market closed easy with futures steady aud
oh 10 4 points.
Hubbard. Price & Co. say. Prices opened
nj q decline ui points Heavy buying np-
pearcd, however absorbing an ihc Offering.
and caused the market to assume a steady
appearance, which n retained Throughout
tie day, Md portion OF the decline was rr
covered Much nov depends ON the Soutt'
Urn markets"
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Groerrir.

CaNsrU Goou -rinapplcs a. 2SG,I 50.
Peaches, ? lhs, standard, vi J,tUi.iD SECOND,
flul Tomatoes. lns standard, Nittnr.
l1s, standard. siui Strawberries. N.A.
RispbCrfic', Ella Hnckhrrrics. siOO Grccn
rnrs tl2. icin, s2bi rlums, g. A. As.
panguN fiul. Grccn corn. sl.OuatI a..
Green peas, tl.ai. Cove oysters. fall weight.
l 10. WVi lhs 81 hbttt ~, light weight.
Oir. ? lbs, gi,ulOgitU CONDENSED milk,
Crown, 500 Eaglc. $40. Swiss. S5pi.
salmon. ~ 1htt2uu Sarlincs. "a 10 mustard
sariiucs, giN Mackcrc., si.2S. herring
WIrk,rri. 500
SruAuHrurr white. Gh.nsr. on white a.,
mNh-r yellow clarified UhMHisc refined A.
use. spndnrd formulated. 7tsm71lc. pow.
dcud. sac. rut loaf. SIC steady
tulrIr Common. liitc ordinary, iAttc
fair lb'fC prime Rio. isC. choice t0 fancy.
ia, old IIycnmcnt NEt i2c. steady.
SAFE Saginaw ti3nHi.l5 per bril- Ohio
NNcL Si21tti ~ Ter brl. SIS. fine, .8Sm
lao coalrc, si.luWi.ii pkts, g'.d7c.
MrE-l.ouisiana, isWbAc, Carolina, o.
quiet
C,Nptrs-stick. all sizes. n hxS pals and
hhs pt,iic. fancy assorted. iONi3c. cNtn
fancy isG'ic, firm.
SorANp CAApLrs-Soap 3ii@bc, candles
fail weight, IA.
i.M3isc.
tnraa-rrimc Hats, shao'so. New YorL
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pomjpal. Dry Salt Meats-Boxed should
ers, u. 25@7.5G longs sz55@7.GO; clear ribs,
S62K@L75 short clear, $7.s7x@s. 90;
Bacon-ShouIders, boxed, $780, longs,
$s62N clear ribs, $s.621f@s75; short clear,
1880.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat SO, 900
bu corn. $1,000 bu; oats, 1l,O0O Blu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat g.
600 bui corn, 10000 bu; oats, IA, 600 bu; rye,
1900 Blu; barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. 22.-wheat-Re-
ceipts, 2,224 bu.; shipments, none; In store,
335, i9l Blu; market steady; No. red, cash,
81 nc asked; December, 90Ic bid, CSC asked;
May, 97Hc bid, 99c asked. No. red, cash,
SIC bid; No. 2 soft, cash, csc bid; De-
cember, 951Sc bid; January. 9,c bid, $1.OO
asked; May, 0iIzc bid, 10 &c asked,
Corn-Receipts. 3,6i9 pu; shipments, 1919
Blu; in store, II, 258 bu; steady; No. 2, cash,
no bids or offerings December, 2sKc bid;
the year, 2SKc bid; May, 30Ac bid; No. 2
white, cash. Sic asked.
oats-No. 2, cash, no bids nor offerings;
May, 25Lc bid
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Spots opened easy and closed easy; mid
ding, l0c. Sales, 673 bales Quotations
are as follows Ordinary, 6Jsc good ordi-
nary, 7-l6c; low middling 919c; mddling,
l0c; good middling, 1896; middlng fair,
10 l5.l6c; fair, II 0-16c.
Futures opened easy and closed steady,
ns follows; November, 06l@0.62; December,
0O2@0G3; January, 0.7l@075; February,
0sG@0s7; March 9.07@999; April, 1907
@lOOs; May iOlG@lOl7; June, 10. 20;
July 1O.33@lO3i; August, lO3S9lO39.
Sales, 81 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and easy; middIing, 0esc. Sales, $3.50
bales. Quotations are as follows. Ordinary,
7Ac; good ordinary, s9Sc; low mid
ding, 0Isc; middling 05Sc; good middling,
l0Nc.
Futures opened steldy and closed steady
rs follows: November D.27Cf92S; December,
037@0Ss; January 037m03s; February,
oi7694s March, 057; April aGG@9G7;
May, 97G@977; juno, 0siol9 s0 July,
003@00l August 9g0@0O2. Sales, $500
bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Household Supplies.

FRUrT-Steady. Oranges 100000 per
brl; $2.76Gg3.00 per box. Lemons, $3.00@3.5C
per box. Bananas, sl.OOg2.25 per bunch.
California pears, 1925 per box, Grapes
Concord, 80c per basket; Catawba; 40c per
basket Pneappes, .25 per dozen.
ArPLEs-$l. 25C92.00 per brl. Dried apples,
3116e4c per ID from store. Dried peaches,
4@5c from store.
GAMr-Quaii, s1.25@l 80 per dozen; SOUR.
rels, $l00d1.26 per DOZEN rabbits, $3.50 per
dozen; wild turkeys, 6Jg75c each; wood
duck, $l.50Cg2.00 per dozen; teal $2.506
800 per dozen; mallqrd, S2.50Gg2.75 per
dozen. Venison, saddles, Sgl0c per pound;
whole deer, 56t0c per pound; opossum, 10
@i0c; dressed coon, l0Gg35c.
Recommendations, Sl.0j9l75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, case. Kraut, per brl, $500,
half brl, $3.50. Garlic, Doc per 100 Carrots,
$3.OOC0350 per brl. Bects, S2.5O@2.75 pei
brl Parnips, $500 per brl. Horseradish,
$5.0OC5.5O per brl.
BUTrER-ljutterine, l5c creamery, 2sCD
SOC dairy, ls@22c; country butter, 1G@lSc,
CmEn-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half brl.
VINEGAR--Pcr gal l0@l2c
POuITRY-Chickens, young. $l.25Gy1.7 IS;
mixed, tl.76Gp2 90 hens ". 2j6l2.5O turkeys,
young, $GOOmsO0; old, SSOOGll 90; geese,
s3.5OCgt00 ducks, $2,75@30O; dressed tur-
keys, lO6gl2c per ID; hens, S275lg3. 90;
chickens, S2.5OG3.O0; geese, :l.OO90OO.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, 1915 per 100; Peanuts,
Virginia, 4HCJGc; Tennessee farmers stock,
34CgIc roasted, 2lzc higher shelled G@7c;
Pccans, Texas, 061i2c.
EGGs-Quict. Boxes l0c; cases. 20c
RAIINs-London layers, 1928; California,
$225 per box.
PIcRLEs-Brls, 80 so half brls, 400.
PorAroEs-l'irm, sl6OG20) per brl; SKIS,
65@l5c; Utah, Doc per bu; sweet SL0O@l25
per bril-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

New YoRK, Nov. %. - Coffee - Options
opened steady, but closed barely steady.
Sales, 10l,5O bags, including November,
Sli30@lA50 December Sl4.20@1435; Jan
uary, $l4. l5@ll.3o; February, Si4 20@1i.35;
March, April, May and June, $li20@1i. 40;
spot Rio strong; fair cargoes, $1,000
Sugar-Raw, strong, light demand; refined,
steady, fair demand.
Molasses-Foreign, NOMINAL New Orleans,
firm and in demand.
Rce-Firm and active.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Nov. 22.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was firm;
Elgin creamery, 3i@35c; choice Western,
30@3lc; choice dairy, 22@25c; common to
fair, l6@2lc. Eggs-Firm at 2l@22c.
CNoINSATI o. Nov. 2.-Whisky-Steady.
Sales, l,0iS barrels finished goods on a basis
OF Sl.H. Butter-Strong. Sugar-Easy. Eggs
Quiet, 1o@2Oc. Cheese-Steady.
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Live Siacl..

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 22-The Dropcrs' Journdi
reports: Cattle-lieceipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 5000 head. Market irregular; choice
beeves s5.00@565; steers, S2.0O95.00; stock
crs and feeders, s2.00@32O, cows, bulls and
mixed, SLiO@2SO; Texas cattle, sl.GO@
$40.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
G,5OO head. Market fairly active and about
diO; light, S5.2Og5.35.
Sheeb-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1900 head. Market lower; natives, $2.75CD
500; Western, S36j@4.00; Texans, $1,000
3.35; lambs, $iOOgL65.
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Ilro IsI.Inn..

Ftpur-Frpm store, common, S1.50G3 %.
family, - aibetjD, choice, titostlGO fancy,
- ahmhuG cHla fancy, ~ 1000 90 patent,
- 7ittGu1 quiet.
CoRS MnlL-rcarl, $500 roller, S2o.
quiet
Bass AND PG,s-Nayy beans, SOS, me.
dunn. s2n
U,rNE,t-ln halfbrl, $3.50 from store.
tnACHtns-Suda, extra, Gc, treble extra.
Nhc. ginger snaps. S'fttnlsc. assorted Jun.
blvs l0O1l2C. cream crackers. Sispluc
CH,,grp wnrAr-lu half brls, A.6O from
store.
llpNiNY ASu Guns From store, $50.
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COTTON MARKET.

Tie local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady, mIddling. O,sc. Sales i.iO0
bales, including ION bales last evening. "
which -- bales 10 exporters aud I,iO0
bales 10 spinnor
LNciiANuE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. nominal Flul ordinary. MONT.
nal. low middliug Dbius midilnf. pi.r.
good middling. 10, midlliur air 10 5iOc.
fair, nominal
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CouN -from storr white see: mixed, So;
irum lc,ce or depot, white, Ia bulk. lGc. In
Is
lin,N-From store sc, from lcycc or de.
pot siNul
HAY Choice, from store enc. car load.
ifum lcvuc uf depot, slh.iI,gidOO. prime.
num STORE, ~ueDNsy rar luid. from lCycc or
dyI o. sli'o puiue. frDm ttorc, 65CtGnr.
car load. from lCvcc or depot SlOSOdtii ~.
O,u-frum store, white Bic. mixed. alc.
frum lr,cc or depot white. in bulk. llc; In
sacks. sac. mixed, in bulk, "a, in sacks, sic
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NEW YoRK. Nov 22.-Without any gen.
eral demand apparent there was fair bust
ness in seasonable fabrics, while for spring
specialties considerable business was laid
out The tone OF the market Is somewhat
advanced ~ per cent.
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riu Mackcrcl half hrl.. No. I. ;sspa
lul No . sNOWtNIu No. =, 500. iO.lb
kits. No. I, ti.at No. .. tt.s'. No 3. $40
herring hall bH, GOO White nsh. half
bH 500
Lam Tcs, SIC, half bfl,. SIC. kcgs.scls.
choice kettle p's HiU'. r. steady.
iin. tru-llris, tnul. hall brls, SOl.
krIfs. ti2b
Hoo lEupuCts-Stcady pork si5.5hGg
lduJ, sugar ,urcl hgmsfli .ttl2sc. break
inst bacon, ii@H'tr clear rib sides. ha.
cun n'sc shoulders. $50. bulk pork, clear
slides SIC, clear RIB sides, SIC. long clear,
SIC shoulders, sc.
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factory, 9]9@iOc; full cream, l2g12Kc;
Young America, 12l19I3c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana prime, choice, $50
42c; fancy, 43@45c centrifugals, common to
fair, 2O@3Oci prime TO choice, 3O@35c; syrup,
20Gl45c; firm
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Careless Mothers.

Many mothers have permitted their children 10
die before their eyes when they might have been
saved. ANY mother who Keeps house without a
bottle OF ACker's English Baby Soothcr nc hand,
runs risk which she may sometime regret II
has savcd the lives ~ thousands Of children, and
Il doing every year II. J. Holster. druggist
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At noon: ,Spots-null. limited inquiry.
Sales 5000 bales, Of which American 300
bales Receipts, 900 bales. of which Amer.
lean 1000 bales. Closing quotations were
az follows. Ordinary, iAd good ordinary,
cd, low middling, 5l4d, middling, 5OlOd,
good middling. . iJ-lGl.
Futures opened Hat at decline and closed
quiet
These prices are given IN pence and Glths,
thus Cos means G6JOid, and 5.0i means
D. 1-Gid
Al 4 pm November 52s sellers; No.
vcmbcr December 52l buyers; December
January, 6.2j buyers January February.
bN buyers; Fcbrunry-March, b2i sellers.
Mnrch.April 62i buyers: April May, 69i
sellers; May-Junc, OBS sellers; Juno.July,
$50 sellers.
HAvRE.
Spots quiet aud easy.
Tres Orlinnirc, 7Of. December futures
Oit,i
Above spot quotations represent 7Of for
30 kilos of low midiling cotton: Havrc
terms, {, IS ki,os equal 10 100 lbs, aud 5. Isl,
puual 10 q co
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Easier-Middling Cotton, 6.ec
Sales Today, 100 Bales - The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Steady.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. %, 1855
Quite demand for accommodations has
sprung up, but the banks are fully enabled
TO meet the demand. Rates are firm at per
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OIL aud Turpeutine.

CLEvELAND, o., Nov. 22.-Petroleum, easy;
s, W, li0', nc.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 22.-Turpentine
firm at 43c.