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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made in quotations today
by the Merchants exchange committees.
Amount Of grain in store at the elevators
Corn q, OO5 bushels; oats 10, 1876 bushels, and
wheat No. 72s bushels.
At New Orleans, owing 20 the storm, but
little Is doing in the sugar market II was
conceded that the new crop was consider
ably damaged. An August storm is usually
regarded as beneficial 10 the sugar cane crop
because II saturatcs the land, shakes up the
canes aud gives them new impulse Of
growth which may compensate for the
losses to the rice crop. When the rice is
blown down or lodged to any extent the
harvesting machines cannot be used, and the
cutting by hand will be very expensive and
unsatisfactory in the case Of the low markets
we are now reaching An Nnti-bcllum
planter said many years ago that lac was glad
10 have his sugar cane crop blown down, as
II was seldom that he had such evidence
that his crop was good.
A New York dispatch says. Just before
the grain trading opened, a meeting OF the
members Of the grain trade was held In the
cali room. II was there announced by Mr.
Mclntycr that Mr. Post would make no as
signmcnts but would waive the rule and
settle on the prices OF the first call, pro-
vided the market was somewhere near last
nights figures His contracts, Il was said,
show a short interest on wheat Of 1900, 900
bushels and n long interest on corn Of 500
600 bushels The wheat market opened
with much excitement but was irregular
and not as high rs had been expected Some
curb trading was done last night after the
close Of the exchange, upon the announce
mcnt Of the failure, at 81 Tor December
wheat This morning December wheat was
sold nj the same moment NJ 0D9.GyDRc.
There was n rush to sell corn, aud prices
broke jf@ssc. There has been full buying
In a. cover Mr. Posts contracts; the traders
feel greatly relieved at the satisfactory out.
look ior the failure.
the CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler, Brown & Co, OF Chicago, TO og-
den Fontninc, Of Memphis The shorts in
this aud the New York markets, together
with Hutchinson aud foreign houses, we're
heavy buyers OF wheat again today but the
free offerings oi long wheat In realizing
profits causcda decline Of = cent The offer.
ings, however, were quickly absorbed, owing
20 new long interest created ON strong
cables and continental uniayomhlo pros
poets IN the northwest. Later adSices from
latter rcport n ans crop Of straw and half
crop of wheat Cable just received Informs
us that France reports wheat / cent higher
curb, 6H cents. later-Curb, y aud =
Of a cent bid
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Gratu and Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug 22.-@The greatest in,
terest OF the day on change centered around
the wheat pit but, taken Ion the whole, the
market was not as active as yesterday.
very large business was transacted early IN
the session, large selling order and good
buying orders being at hand but the latter
hall OF the session witnessed tanner and
lighter trading. The selling was credited
largely to eastern houses and much OF IT to
foreign account. The selling however, was
generally considered TO be long wheat which
offered handsome profit on the investment.
The buying was done largely by promi-
nent local trader, though q fair sprinkling OF
outside orders were received. The opening
was very unsettled and weak, prices varying
&c In different parts Of the crowd; sold OH
&c more, and then advanced sharply lie,
became weaker, and after numerous huctua-
tons declined nc TO the inside prices of the
day, and closed about h@Ac lower than
yesterday.
Corn ruled quiet all through the session,
fluctuations being within u narrow range,
and closed trihe better than yesterday.
Oats were very steady, with light specu-
lative market and trading OF small volume.
A fair speculative business was done In pork
early, prominent local operator taking a
good line, but dullness set IN thereafter. The
market opened with decline Of 6gI nc,
quickly advanced 17l6@20c, and closed firm
at nearly outside figures.
Lard, with small offerings advanced 719g
Zoe, and closed firm at almost outside fig.
urcs.
Short ribs we're in fair demand at a slightly
lower range Of prices early followed by an
advance Of somewhat above the opening,
which was held TO the close
The leading futures ranged ms follows:
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Miscellaneous.

BAGGING-l0g12c.
PowDER-Kegs, 5000; half kegs, $40;
quarter kegs Sl75.
HIDEs-Dry flint, No. /, l0c; No. 2, &c; dry
sailed, 5Kg7c, green sailed, No. /, DC; No. 2,
SIC; green, 3@lc; sheepskins, l5c@$l.o0; ir-
regular.
TrEs-Sl.l 5@l.25.
snor-Drop, $l.25; buck, $3.50.
LEAD-6c
NAILs-lron, 81. O5; steel, S215.
ToBAcco-Common, 25@35ci other grades,
35@S5c.
SNurF-Garretts slO.s5 Ralphs, $40. 25;
Dental Scotch, $1,000; Railroad, 1925; Gail 4
AK, 5000
COAL On.-Prime white wholesale lots
04c per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, 10
6l3c clear grease wool, 20Cd25c; bury,
washed, 2O6g3Oc; tub washed, 3O@3ic.
BERswAx-lSGg20c.
TALLow-3Cplc.
WmsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l.5O@G00, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn sharp advance, II 5O63OO; Eastern
rycs, 81 S5CG6; according 10 age and make
common whisky, 05c@Sl30. according to
proof nothing under 10 per cent. quoted.
Live stock.
LANns-Choicc, 4lG6g5c; common to good
per head Sl.5O@3OO.
lloGs-ChoiCc light, 5Gy5lic; good, 4AGy5c;
common, ih@lhc.
CATrLE-Choice, 3L@31c good, 21M3ci
scallnWags, lhCg2Hc.
SuEEr--Choicc, 346tic; medium, SIC
Commnn Al ODIII 40
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Cash quotations were ns follows:
flOur-F'irm aud unchanged.


FlOur-Firm aud unchanged.
No. 2spring wheat SGl.C, No. spring
wheat 7OCiSjc; No. 2. red, SlsMSs 20; No.
2 corn, iIlsGJiiAc; No. . oats 2jAM25kc;
No ? rye, lSc; No. 2 barley. nominal; No. 1
naKsccd, Sl.23; prime timothy seed, 1928.
Mess fork-Pcr brl, Sl3.7oMl3S0; lard,
per 100 lbs, ~ yOGIS.02Ji; short ribs, (loosel
ts.l5Cts.2O, dry sailed shoulders, (boXcdL
N.iO@L5O, short clear sides, (boXcdl, $500
900.
Rcccipts-Flour, 81, 3O7 bris; wheat: l23.-
ga bu; corn, 30i $40 bu; oats, 26s,Gsl bu;
rye, l3, S57 bu; barley, 1880 bu.
Shipmcnts-FlOur,2 q, l3S brls;whcat, GO,Sll
bu; corn, li5, JS3 bu; oats, lJO, 800 bu; rye,
COOS bu; barley 700 bu.
ST.. LOUIS Mo-, Aug 22.--Four-Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-Iowcr; the opening
was weak ON free offerings but the decline
brought out active buying and with recov.
cries elsewhere aud some very unfnyornblc
reports from the spring wheat crop. rallied
prices sharply; on duh and easier cables,
the market snggcd downward, closing weak
and about sc below yesterday No. red,
cash, sSl4c, August, ssJsGssDc, closing ut
sSAc asked; September, S7NMSst.c, closing
at Nlsc. October, Ssikc; December, go. "a
~ 'sc, closing at WI@UOAc; May, o. IA
OJi.c, closing at a5i.c.
Corn-Dull and irregular; No. ., cash,
40Ac, August i0c; September, 40lECilic,
closing at iOJsCJiOAc, October, iOMlOisc,
closing NJ 4OAc; year, SIC; May, 49, 10
36Ac, closing at &c bid.
Oats-firm; No, 2, red, cash, 2id2IA.c
bid, August, 2ic; September, 23km2Xssc:
May, 3Sc, October 2ic bid, year, 23iso bid.
Rye co. inc. Bran 5GGJ51c. FlaXsccd -
Higher SllG Cornmcal-Quict and un-
changed s2.S@2.IO.
llay-oycr plenty, dull and easy; prairie,
sSttN5O. timothy. tl3GtiIJO.
Buttcr-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-In
good demand ut 2Jlc for fresh stock.
Proyisions-Dull. Pork, tiIJ7 isdiI50,
In Job lots. Iard-Prime steam, S.75Cds 80
Dry Salt Mcnts-Bokcd shoulders. $3.50.
short clear, 500 Bacon-ShOulders, SS25.
long aud ribs SO2S. short clear, $3.50.
Rcccipts-Flour 1900 brls. wheat, iO7, 900
bu. corn, $3.50 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye
1000 bu.
shipmcnts-Flour, 1900 hrlg wheat, a.OOO
hu; corn, 1000 bu; oats, 1000 bu, rye, 1900
bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. % whcat-Rc.
ccipt-, ii,Nh, shipments 1850, IN store,
iia.nJ0 higher No red, cash, 5is.c bid,
15bc askcd; september, I'so bid, 75Ac
asked December, ID bid 1sc asked, No 2
rel. cash. 7Or old: No. soft, cash. 5sisc bid,
S0c asked. Corn Receipts, ,7O1 shipments.
ass. In store, ~, sos bu. Stronger. No. ?
cash. 3jisc hid, Sc asked. the year. ~ Nc
bid. NAV. 80 bid No. white. cash, SIC
bid. Onts-No. ? cash. 2O'sc bid Scptcm.
Der, Pie bid, 2i3sc asked. Ryc-No. 2, cash.
SDlsC bid.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spots-Frce supply Offering
Sales. 5000 bales, of which American 1900
bales Receipts 5000 bales, of which Amer
lean 900 bales Closing quotations were as
follows. Ordinary AID; good ordinary, Odd
low midding, Odd good middling 6Nd
middlmg uplands, 59.lGd; middling Orleans,
glOd.
Futures opened quiet and closed firm.
These prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus: i.G means i.G3-0I, aud 50l means
51-W.1
Atip.mi August, 5.34, buyers; August
September, 5.2S, sellers; Scptcmbcr.O October,
5.lS value; Octobcr-Novcmber, 5.l3 buyers;
November December, 512 sellers; Deem
bcr-January, 8 II buyers; January February,
SIP, value; February March, 5l2 value;
September o. 2S sellers
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rIE cnIcAao aRAIN MARKET.
IlrcnslsIillIs.

Cons MrIL-standard, s2jOgt25 50; pearl,
s15p quiet
BEASs AND PEw-Nayy beans, o. 70, medi.
um, s2tO.
oar Mr,L--ln half brls, $50 from store.
CHACKTRs Soda, treble extra, $40, ginger
snaps, blS@Sc assorted lumblrs lWpl2c.
fLouR--from store, common, SIS. tami-
ly, k376. choice, slOn fancy, l2j, extra
fancy. tlGO. patent, f5.Oott5 ~ quiet.
CH,cKTp WurAr-ln hall brls. $3.50 from
store.
HouSY Asp Gnirs-Ffom store, S3.25.
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stock, 4@5c roasted, 2lfc higher; shelled,
6@7c. Pecans Texas, 9@l2c.
R,sINs-London layers, $780, layers
1915 California, S250@3.00.
BurTER--Butterine, 15c: creamery, 2i@22c;
dairy, l6(1lSc; country butter, l4@l6c.
CiDER-0zark, $3.50 per bril- and $3.50 per
half brl.
VINEoAR--Per gal, s9l2c.
VEGETABLES 81 25@250 per brl.
Cabbage $l.75@200 per crate loose, SMlOc;
kraut, brls, 5000; half brls, $3.50. Garlic,
soc per 100.
PouLTRY-Chickens, spring, $i50@2.50;
mixed, Sl.75@26O hens, ~ 60@2.75.
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Spots opened easy aud closed steady. mid.
ding io'sc. Sale. 10 bales Quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, 5'sc. good ord,.
nary, 05,iGc. low middlnH 10 Size. mid
ding 1850; good mddliuF 10 Size. mid.
ding fair II O.lGc hir i23.lGc
Futures opened quiet aud steady and
closed very steady, o. follows August.
io+SC3iOiS. September, pG,@aGi. October.
o5l@955. November l5@p o. December.
o4l9O45. January p5OOp5i. February.
DbsCga5a March, D8HlOi April. U7ICt
p75, May, Os2Csp ~. June aJDtsgyl, July,
eoo@0os. Sales 7a,2pO bales.
SEW ORLEANS
No reports from the SPOT market received
NJ the Cotton exchange today
Futures opened dull and closed quiet and
steady, ~ follows August p78@p5l. Sep.
tember. 9lsaoio October sgasU5. 80.
,ember. sOO@soi December, smaspI
January 0OO@nOl, February. gOpa1iO
March, o.iS@9io April, sg@a2s. May.
ssC@0s7; June, oi2@0A Sales, 600
bales.
DAILY rour ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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eroeeries

INV NoEE, Aug. 2-Concc-Options
opened unchanged 20 Is points advance.
foreign adyiccs firm and trading fair. closing
steady Sales, 300 bags, including Aug.
~, 81 2ldii.51 October, go giGtiO. Is:
September. so SiGil.OO December. tI0 O5CG
1910 January, solo; February, slO.ib.
May. siOn, spot rio stronger ON moderate
oncrings; fair cnrpocs quoted NJ tiisc.
and steady. MOlasscs-Dull aud In mOder.
ate demand.
CiNctNNAri. Aug. 22.-Whisky steady;
sales, 55l barrels finished goods, on basis OF
siit Butter firm. Sugar steady. Eggs
scarce aud firm at itc. Cheese firm.
CmcAao, Aug. 22-On the Produce eN.
change today the butter market was un.
changed. Eggs, il@i4isc.
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Iee,istuits

CoEN-From store, white. G2c, MIXED, SIC.
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, &c. IN
sacks 5nc' mixed, IN bulk, SO, In sacks, 53c.
ln,N-from store, 7Sc; from lcycc or de.
pot siiWCtlli1.
llAY-Choicc from store. nh', car load from
lcVcc or depot $3.50. prime, from store
Sic. car load. from lcycc or depot tla ~
prairie. from store. hhGtGhc, cat load, from
icycc or depot, so jpdii.uO
u,rs-from store. white co., mixed, Sac
from lcyco of depot white IN bulk. ~, In
sacks. Sc. mixed In bulk. pa iu sacks, Sic.
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Live stock.

Cmclao, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Thr Drorcrt Jour.
nal reports. Cattle-Rccsipts, 1900 head
shipments, 5000 head, market generally Zoe
lower bccycs, sGOOCtG 10, steer $1,000. 81;
Texas cattle, Si.7Od530.
Hog Receipts, ii,Oc0 head shipments,
q. SO head market steady; mixed, 5000
B.A5, heavy, o. iOCtG.7O, light t5m@OhS
sheep -Rc,eiptS 5000 hcad shipments,
l.uO head market steady; natives g. $50
M
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Provisions.

FisH-M nckcrcl. half brls, No F.2i. No
?. Sg.55. lOlb kit No. I. fi.iA No. :, Si.lO
Dry herring. family. 2,c per box.
Hoo puopt Cts-ouict3 mcss pork, $500
sugar cured hams. ia0tl3 80. hruk iast bacon,
lU.,@iec. bacon. clear nh sides 1a.@Disc
bulk pork. clear sides, p'.c. clear rides Skc
long clear $50. shoulders 5hc.
L,up.-Tcs. s'.msAc, halt hrls sltds'Ec
kcgs, stNs1h choice kettle pAtplsc, trm
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Nrw NoRK, Aug 22.-Therc was much
improved trade with iobbers, while the or
der request II agents Tor tcasonahle special
ties as we'll as staples was Of much better
proportions.
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t.roeerie..

CASNtp Gnnpf Fine apple, ii7S peaches
? lhs. standard s2ui lbs. standard, D.. ~
second. fi.5n Tomatoes. lbs, standard.
q ~ lis. standard, si.l5. Strawberries.
st1a Rnsphcrrics SlG1. Hlackbcrrics
tt.@iNti.i a.. Green Flitr-. A 15Ogi IS Pears,
~ 2uDtl7b. plums clio Asparagus a. rs
tsi2i Green corn, ii1itti ~ Green peas
lGni.ND. Cove oysters. full weight I NJ.
'pg, . Zoe, si.G5Cti a. light weight, H5Ct1hc.
lhs sip Condensed milk rUWn. 800
Eirlr N7i Swiss, $40 salmon, tsA
Slrlinrs ti5h mustard slrlincs $50.
MaCkcryl, $50 herring mackrrcl fi2A
SuuEH Pure white. 81 OF white, C,
yellow clarified, 7AM1f.r. refined 4, sc.
standard rmnulaici. sA0slsc. powered
N1,c. cut loaf SA.c. hrm.
CprFEt=.t ommun, ibc. ordinary, iGC. fair
i7c. prime Rio. Is. choice ~ fancy lpc, old
government 3OCtJic steady
SALT saginaw, ~ gOtti.A per bril- ohio
river, tisDti2i pee hrl. sks, line, n.S5Ct
10 coarse tl.io@llA pkts, 2AM1c.
MrE-louisiana, 5g5hc Carolina, G..
quiet
CANptrs- stick, al siscs, In bSs. pail, and
brls sttlnc fancy assorted, s0ti5c, extra
fancy isOt2ic, hHn.
CntuE=Ncw York factory, none, full
cream, l2'tCti3c, Young America. l3GglA
SoArs AM CANplrs-Soap 3Ct3ltc, can.
dies, fall weight iOc.
ktAECu-j's hj'tc.
MoL,-us Louisiana, common 20 fair, ~
Cla5c. prime a. choice. 3l0Jsr. fancy, 900
CSC centrifugal, common ~ fair, 2DGt2Nc
prime " choice, Jp@Jac, syrup, 2l@ioc
quiet.
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Cotton seed Products.

PEruE CRUDE OrL-36c; prime summer
yellow, iOCJilc of summer yellow, 35dNc;
choice cooking summer yellow i5Cii6c
seed meal, sl7256gl7. 80; less than a ear load
Sla25; oil cotton seed meal, SljOO@l5.2 %;
less than cur lots, 1925.
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niI aud InrneniInr.

CLryrL,xp, O., Aug. 22.-rctrolcum, easy.
&. W, hoe, &c. aH
wuuSoroS, N. O., Aus. 22.-rurpcntine
firm nt tJl.c.
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MooI.

~. Loris, No, Aug. 22.--wool steady and
firm. bright medium, it@2Sc, coarse braid,
li@2uc, low sandy, l09i7c; hnc light iSa
lec, fine heavy, ii@i7c; tub washed, ESQ
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THE RIVERS.

THURSDAY.

Arrivals-Coahoma, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola.
Dcpartures-Coahoma, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Chickasaw, White river.
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Miss Ruth Howell, a member Of one Of
the most prominent and wealthy families
Of Clark county has eloped. Her relatives
say with James Clark Rcdpath, the well
known lecturer.
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The DusIes Know %.

orif they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Eminent cured big head In
mules for w. y. Hunt, OF Adairsyillc, Ky.
J. II. Mallory. Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staggcrs with II. In
fact, this King OF Linimonts Is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without Il. 10 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store. No. 2sJ Main street.
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFFicE SIGNAL SERVICE, 4. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug % 8 a. m.
The following observations are ukon at all sta.
lions named In the 10Th meridian time, which Is
ono hour Inter ihnn Memphs time
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clcarings today were s8oea, 7S7i balances,
81, $751; 92. T0F
New YORK, Aug. 22.-CltariDgs SS5,746,-
463; balances, $5,0O5,969 Il.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. q. -Clearings ST.
840, S32; balances, $500 845.l
BosroN, Mass, Aug. 22.-Clearings, $l2,-
265, sos; balances, $l,440,954.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives . hushins, n.suufai sss. Dr,. a
blstshss. ksaa.ss. Esst Alsss. S.hyl. ksI.Asi
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex.
CHANGE o.. 80 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton. 1oc-
Sales Today rs Bales-The Tono
of the General Market Steady-Meats
Quiet.

ArPEAL OFFIcE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING Aug, p, lSss.
Money is firm, with good demand and
supply. The banks are doing nothing be-
low S per cent
The Clearinghouse report is as follows
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MAGNOLIA BALM

!: Ss at re-. W.. ,;. . %. s.,.;
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nAois's MAGNOLIA BALs. Remove. suusurs
tAa. rrsesls hotA n,shsa Can't b. a.,.s,sai
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ArrLn- ~ 25Cti Jopcr brl. Dried apples.
t6t,c per w., trOm siorc. Dried peaches,
50gOc from store.
faru Firm Lemons, t3.s09l50 per
box llauahas, fi.Ogtt2O0 per bunch
PicKLn-lifls, $3.50 half bfls. SlOO.
roTAtou-fim; N,OOot2U0 per bfl.
sweet $3.50 pet bfl.
Eo0s-Stcady, boxes, Toe. cases, iGc.
fnuirs-Coc0anuts tp per lOO. Tea.
nuts, Virginia, O98hU. Tennessee farmers
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; mddling ioc. Sales Is
bales, including - last evening "
which - 10 exporters and all to spin.
ners.
rtCuANoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7lsc. good ordinary, slc. low
middling 0'so; middling, loc good mid.
dling, 10 5.i6c middling fair iOAc fair,
nominal. dusty, Is To ic lower
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insurs's Perfect oourl',ion ssa hep. u. T.o..
rssh. AnAs ana AAsds an Aad sAev,A. Ifynl
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LoNBoS, AUG. "a pm.-Consols closed
NJ ~ $40 Tor bath money aud the account.
The amount " bullion Withdrawn from the
Hank u England on balance today was f77,.
ca
P,ms, Aug. 22.-Thrcc per cent rcntcs,
SJf 81 lsC foT the account
BANK CLKARiNus.
CnioAoo, H., Aug. 22.-CloahngS, g., CAS-.
COO
81. Lows, No, Aug % Clearings. a.. ssa. 4.
sos balances, Sos $50.
PniLsprLFiuA, Pa, Aug. 22.-Thc bank
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EIcuANoE QUOTATIONS.
DAILY UOTTON sTATTuTNT.


lnpous -N&CRRE MdTRH,tL& AMIR
lgC,M &HRRa Total. baiyi.
bpOfis-Nuuy
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-28

The Owosso market men this year made
a finer showing than ever before. All
seemed to vie with each other In making an
attractive display.
Our first visit was to the market of Good
year q Flanagan. The market was full of
Christmas beef, veal mutton, small porkers,
turkeys and chickens. The center of at
traction was pure blood twoyear old Short
horn heifer bred by j. w. Hubbard, of Ben
nington. Her live weight was 1854 pounds
and the dressed carcass showed an unusual
percentage of edible meat, the fat was even
ly distributed, and the carcass very neatly
dressed. A steer two years old, also caught
the eye of the ''beef crank" II was bred and
fed by VIM. Butcher, one of the progressive
farmers of West Haven. Several Shrop-
shire sheep, bred by Geo. Butcher, decorat-
ed with red and blue ribbons, were eyed
with envy by mutton epicures. Altogether
this firm made display of which they may
well feel proud.
Homer had at his market three year old
grass fed hcifer sent In by VIM. Saver, of
Rush, and seldom has finer hcifcr been
hung up in an Owosso market. She was a
pure blood Shorthon and had been fed no
grain. The animal was profitable one for
the breeder and the carcass for the butcher.
A COW fed by Al. Yerkcs, of Bennington,
also caught the eye of the visitors at the
market. There We're also good sheep and
veals
J. Bowers had ut his Exchange street
market q pair of ycarling Shorthom steers
bought of w. ID. Underwood, of New IIav-
en-, live weight 2,lOO pounds, netting Ss4.
A four weeks old Jersey veal and Short
horn veal added not little TO the attractive
ness Of the display. The meats hung up
were all A. 1.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-28
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Shiawassec mutual Fire In
surancc Company for the election of officers
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness us may properly come before the meet
ing, will be held at the opera house, Corun-
ma, on Thursday, January 3d, A. ID. 1889,
at IL o'clock, a. m, local time. A general
attendance Is requested EZRA MASON,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-28

Letters advertised at OwOsso postoffice fol-
week ending Saturday, Dec. 90, 1888:
Mrs. Burch, Lizzie Campbell, Ella Clary,
Mrs. Panic Davis, +. M. Chapman, Willis
Fisher, Fred Hubert, Bertha Hathaway,
j. b. Hamilton, A. G. Sutherland, VIM.
Shulz, Frank Warren, Sarah McTyre, Mary
Gage, Mrs. Chas. Mandolin. G. w. Mercer,
Simon Anthony. Drops: w. ii. Brown.
Parkhurst IL Mott, of Augusta, have re-
Gently made several good sales Of colts by
Frank Noble. The prospects are that his
stock will equal in value that of his full
brother, Jerome Eddy.
Geo. Milo 1888, will make short stud
season next year. Fee $50. He will then
be put in training in hope that he may get a
record approaching the 2:16lS of his brother
Jerome Eddy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-28
Notice to stockholders.

The annual meeting Of stockholders o
the Shiawassee Savings Society Of Owosso
for the election of directors, will be held O
their Office in the Williams block, in the cit.
of OwossO, on Monday, Jan. z. 1889. at
o'clock p. m. Dec. 26, 1888.
&. II. CossITr.
f.. VI. MILLER. President.
Secretary.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-28
Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be non-irrita-
ing. The medical profession has Been slow
to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douches, snuffs, powders,
syringes, astringents or any similar appli-
cations, because they are all irritating, dc
not reach the affected surfaces and should
be abandoned as worse than failures. A
multitude of persons who had for years
borne all the worry and pain that catarrh
can inflict testify to radical and permanen,
cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
Wanted, slaves, stave bolts, hoops, and
hoop poles, for which highest cash price
will be paid. OwOsso CoOperage.
2w TODD Il ROPER.