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Gray Costumes in Favor,

New York Post.
Gray costumes OF every shade i'm.
ngiaabIe will be very fashlonably worn
this autumn and winter. The hand
soonest and most recherchegowns now
worn in Paris ore those in gray, the
entire costume from bonnet to boot
often matching in shade. An import
err lust returned from abroad exhibits
an artistic dinner dress, which is as
follows: The dress itself is in dove
gray cloth, the panels in plush Of the
same tint. striped with a much paler
shade, and lined with silver-gray silk.
The drapery of the Hungarian tunic
is raised at each side in an easy yet
deft manner 1t looks as If one had
caught up a length of 1T in a loop,
much as one would do if pinning up
a skirt before yenturing out in the
rain. Yet there is a method in this
looping not easy to follow, The cos
tune is completed by q cuirass bodice
OF the cloth, laced at the back, and
ornamented with asort otheart-shap-
ed bib or Ito borrow an expression
from knight-errantry) gorget OF plush,
covered with a jingling network of old
silver ornaments resembling coin,
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.


NV Nurk. Sept e. Money on call easy
nt ilrnt''s I,rr cent l1st loan ~ per cent
o'rs,d Offered NJ u. Ugf cent Prime mcr.
DuiI'g T1pcr i4nns pcs cent sterling
ttUhHur, dull hui steady and unchanged.
Government bonds quiet steady ~ hIm.
State bonds entirely neglected.
The stock market vHs again active, AMI
DURING thr entire day except the first half
hour 90 wa strong leaving prices aenin ma
trHally higher than last evenings figures
The h,lr renewed their attack ~ yesterday
this morning and succeeded in making CON
siderable impression upon few stocks,
though the movement Wa If short duration.
There wps Nrfy little animation in the list
outside ui the stocks attacked by the bears
until the pressure Wa1 removed the Efforts
tn set price, down being concentrated upon
four Nugta &c. Paul lArkaNauun, Western
Union and Reading the heaviest drive made
% iaykaWhuuu and outside ~ that stock the
result uf the effort Wa fractional only, while
th, short Interest was again Increased. After
! the termination ~ the raid the general lisi
became more active new inyoHtss came u
/ the front while more decidedly strong tone
/ was developed than h1s been seen Tot ~,
| pnsi few DAYS me Willard stocks, Norfolk
/ \ Western preferred Tennessee Coal ana
| the Gould sharrs Ia turn leading the nd
/ vance The movement in Tennessee Goa
| WIS the must pronounced feature oi th'
/ day and With ihn announcement that th'
/ preferred had been Hll taken up, there wa
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senerai News.

Tur p,soto leaves Cincinnati today Tor
this port
TIM city ~ 81. Louis g. announced 10
leave here today az noon for New Orleans.
Tur city uf Cairo from 81 Louis passed
down to- Nntchcz yesterday with big trip.
Tur city u Monroe passed up from
hatcher To ~. Louis yesterday with fair
load.
Tina Gnyoso arrived from the upper coast
Yesterday, aud returns this evening at s
o'clock.
Tur Rosa loo fot osccola and the Coahoma
Tor Friar Point departed last evening with
fair trips.
Tur rcpairs 10 the Tine wcrc completed
Yesterday. aud she passed 10 New Orleans
With n tow Of coal
Tur Granite state isr LITTLE behind time
this tfip. ON account Of heavy way business,
but viii be here 10 leave some time today.
Cu.mrY R,Krn, engineer ON the Bell,
Memphis died at the marine hospital nj
Cairo wednesday night 81 malannl fever
Ills remains were taken tO his home al
| Ilnwrsyillc, KY, for iniCImynt
srrr Unn WISE has got the Memphis and
Cincinnati packets IN fine shape for the ial
| busiprs. An the boas arr iu The most com.
/ plrts fopalr and best u order aud they NJ,
| nHc,rcd by experienced and clever gentle
| men,
Tnr Phoenix Bridge company has engage,
| Diver Al Burris 81 recover the iron that wa
/ Loot Ina tho calamity 20 the Huntington bridE
| Ut Cincinnati week ago sunday, lie ha
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

delugc of long wheat abeut nc But just
when II looked most like a decided break
there was a rally of Ac.>c October sold from
03Jzc TO 033zc Off 10 02Hc, and up TO VAC
about noon; December 9tl4G 10 0ihc and up
10 giX. then down 10 03tScy with rally to
0iIlc May sold down 10 0s14c and rallied.
December wheat closed at o'clock at DC
If IL was doubted before That there was n
large short interest in corn here especially
among the receiving houses, 1t was maze
quite clear today The feature of the mar
kct was the usual demand for cash corn,
which sent the price up about lAc. sep
tcmber sold up to iGJsc, closing at 40. &c
tobcr sold at Zoe and i5Ho, closing At 4o3sc
bid. December and Mayclosed at 3OHc.
Oats were very steady and a triile stronger,
with an improvement of E0gAc.
Provisions were quiet and uninteresting,
and fluctuations were within narrow range.
There was an early weakness on yellow fever
in pork, lard and ribs sympathizng little,
and October pork opened ut Sl5'oo, or loo
lower than yesterdays close. This proved
the lowest price of the day, and there was
subsequently some improvement AZ
o'clock October pork stood at sll.OO ana Jan
uary ut $l3.17lS, a loss Of lOc on near futures
and 2l4c on January during the long session
| Lard was nearly steady closing about where
| il did at o'clock on yesterday. January
| rested at Ss25. Short ribs declined &c on
near months, closing at SS,3j@IO24 Tor DC
| tobcr aud January.
! Late cables were strong and at the after
| noon session wheat advanced }sc. Corn wa
active for the near futures and firm. Oat'
/ were in light request and steady. Fork wa
nommally unchanged for near futures anC
| 2lac higher for January. Lard advanced
| igc for September and October and ruled
! shade easier for January short rios wcr,
unchanged for September and October, ant
! 2lgc higher for january.
! The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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talk of a dividend Norfolk & Western
preferred also moved up rapidly, under the
expectation that something Will be soon
done In the East Tennessee matter when
will result 20 the advantage OF the company
The greatest interests in the transaction Oh
the day were in Lacknwanna and ~. iouli
and though the feeling on the latter mas
been very boarsh for some time, me sIock
was taken freely today and closed WIN u
handsome advance over its last evening
price, Lackawanna was more sluggish III
tho rise. though IL recovered all Of its loss
which was greatest of all in the carly dehI-
ings. Under the pressure cNertcd the ilht
sales were from y TO * per cent lower tIail
last nights figures, and in the early tfadlliR
these losses were further increased from =
10 "a per cent The market however
quickly recovered it, tone, and, although
there was very little animation outslue
of the four leading stocks, the deciihss
were about recovered before the end OF 'hC
first hour. The market continued quiet unui
the afternoon, while q strong tone preyMl'd
from that time until the close OF business;
TcXas Pacific, Norfolk q Western preferred
and Tennessee coal in turn led the advance
and the general list became more acuN'
| throughout, while the leaders Of the forenoon
| retired to secondary position IN the market
| The close was fairly active and strong ht the
| highest prices Of the day. though ihcre wa
n slight reaction in the last few minul s.
| The active list is almost invariably highltel
! this evening, though the gains are gcher"lI
! for fractional amounts. Tennessee c"a'
however rose ~, Norfolk a Western pre-
fcrr,d ~. Northern Pacific preferred =
! and Texas Pacific per cent. The total saIe'
! of stocks today were 2i2, OSS shares.
The railroad bond market failed to re-
| spond 10 the strength displayed IN the snare
! list aud the movements were IRREGULAR ah'
| I'm but few IN tanccs for more than lmcuona
amounts for the day. There was moIer
ntcly active business in everything cAcrP
the TcNrs Pacific incomes, which, ON ih'
nattcring prospects Of the road aud tolk o
the payment of the interest upon them he
came very active and contributed S''.'"'
| fnr the DAVIS total of 1851, 900 No othc
| feature marked the dealings, however nn'
the final change, are generally formal irac
| tons. Closing quOtIt. Ius.
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located the iron just below where the false
work was constructed, and says he can re-
cover all Of it.
NEW ORLEANS Times Democrat: Tele-
graphic mention from Washington was
made recently of petition praying for the
amending OF the Interstate commerce law,
sent from this city and presented in the
House by the Hon. 4. s. Wilkinson. The
following is a copy of the amendments
asked for 81. BY adding TO the end of
sections; Provided, that it shall be unlaw-
full for any common carrier, subject TO the
provisions Of this act carry or transport any
commodity for any shipper in car OF
vehicle owned, leased, or in any way con.
trolled by such shipper; and provided fur
ther that ii shall be unlawful for any ship
per to make any contract with any carrier
to convey the property Of such shipper in
cars or vehicle owned or controlled by such
shipper. 2. Add TO the end Of section
TO-. That in all prosecutions under this
section, on complaint of citizen of the
| United States, such citizen shall be entitled
To have and receive for his own benefit, al
| fines that may be imposed and collected fol
any violations of said act, in any and al
prosecutions in which lac may be such com
/ Dlainant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
GENERAL TRADE.
nren,Istufls.

Com MEA1-standard, $2,4o@2'l0i pearl,
$3.50; quiet. ,,,o.,,
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, $3.50 medi-
um, $2.OO@2.25.
OAr Mr1r-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CnAcKERs-Soda, treble extra, Oci ginger
snaps, slsMgc; assorted iumbles, loUlZci
cream crackers, Sla@Hc.
FLouR-From store, common S3oou4S'p'
family. "a gO6li. TO- choice, 81. 25C9i.35; fancy,
| Sl50GiG0; extra fancy, $L9O@5.5O, patent,
! 50. 25M5.5J; strong. ...,
: CRACKED WuEAr--In half brls $3.50 from
store, 80.
IouNY AND GRrrs-From store, S3.23.
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a.rnccrIes.

CANNED Goops-piuc apple $50 peaches,
2 lbs. standard, 81 10, second, rs Ioml'
toes. . lbs. standard, gc; 3 lbs standard,
Sl.lO Strawberries, Sl.25. Rasphcrrc-.
$40. Blnckbcrrics, 500. Green mgos,
sl75. Pears, s2Gi. flums, Slo1. Asplf1.
rus. Si2t Green corn, SllO. Green peas.
sl2j Cove oysters, full weight ! M, slW.
> lbs. II a. l,ht weight, Glc, lbs, n'c Con
dcns,l milL-Cr0wn, 800, Eagle, $40.
Swiss. $3.50. Salmon. sl.7iH2 10. SlrIlnc-,
s1ulHa9T mustard Hriurs. 500 MA'"
crrl, $ljO. herring mnckcrol, Sl21.
SrGNU-purc white, Sc, OIL white, &C
yellow clarified. 71,Wsc, refined \. ~.
standard pruuulatcd, s's@alGci powdered
$50. cut loaf S34c firm
CorrrE-Common, li4c; ordinary lbac
fair. lGi4c prime Rio. lSc, choice to fancy,
lnc. oldroycrumcnt #UHt32C, iirmcr
Sur-Snrunw, u 3oWl3j per brli ono
river SlY@l - per hrl. SKIS huG sl5o
10. coarse. % iOm / 81. pkts, 2h"lc
RicE-louisiana, 5@5'.c Carolina, t.
quiet.
CANptrs Stick. all sizes. In hvs pals an,
hrls, sole. fancy assorted "ml''i cN'h
fancy, is@.lg firm. o.,
Cnrrl-Ncw York factory, case. iul
cream. lU6lOi.c. Young America, llwll'4'
Scars AM CNNpiu-SOlp, J4@'c, can
dies fun weight, niar.
SrNEgU.3' -mb'lc.
MotAssrs- Louisiana common 20 fair 2
@2fc. primo choice, aJ1Jsc, fancy inh
Iir. centrifugal. common tu fair .utt2H
primo tO choice, 3Ol,3jc; syrup, 2ogiUr
uulgt
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CorN-From store, white, Goc; mixed, h3c
from lcvcc or depot, white, in bulk, 52c IN
sacks. 55c, mixed IN bulk, i7c, IN sacks, 53c'
ERAN-From store, Soc from lcycc or de-
pot, Sll5nMlh.OO.
from lcvee or depot, $1,000. prime, from
store, SOC; car load, from lcycc or depot,
$1,000 pnirio, from store 5j@GOc car LOAD,
IRON leveo or depot SlO5o@llOO
OArs-From store, white 3Scj mixed 5Jc'
from leyco or depot, white, In bulk, 32c, IN
sacks, Sic, mixed, in bulk, 21ci in sacks, SIC
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Movements at Cairo.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal.
CAmo ILL.,, Sept. The City OF Baton
Rogue was light Cor ST. Louis at s H. m. The
Sidney Dillon brought three barges for the
next tow south, returning to st. Louis with
emptios. The Cherry had several car loads
for East Cairo and a good Tennessee river
cargo leaving at n. IN. The City OF Nash
Vile, from Tennessee river, brought lumber
for the Illinois Central. Business fair.
River nineteen feet five tenths fall six tenths
in the twcnty.four hours ending =. m.
The City of 81. Louis out at p m, and will
be here all night unloading lighter and add
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IIITTTITUI

AZ noon. business rupi at hardening
price, Sales 1900 haIHs of which AmyH.
can $50 ha'u Receipts. none tusiuH
puoiauuus were ls follows ORDINARY. %
st.d rnul mHiIIIIs. GA. miidluf uUiauda.
b1Iigl. milIlirF Orleans. hIIIsl
Future up.uDl si,l .y md closed quiet
fThcsp price. HH. given 'u IFrry Bul Niiha
thus iUj means Aryul. aud tpl mean.
6.t-Ol
Atipms September tls SELLERS Sep
tcmhcf.Ottohor hI'trIlrr October Nuyrfn.
hor.. SIS ynlue NUi,wn,ru,UrE.''r 3D. "a
values. ncrtmbor.lauutu. 90 SELLERS ltu.
nry.Fcbfunry. bgl scllur February NIrh
b.2 SELLER. Maich'Apui, 1.j s,.Ier, April
May. 525 sellers.
Liver col weekly statement Cor the week
.uIiug gfttsulbtf T. Ia.s
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uonsehoId Supplies.

Arrtrs-st. Iu02Cu per bril- Dried apples,
ft,'c per ~. from store. Dried peaches, 100
aC from store.
FGrr-tirm. Oranges, HctS 5Dpcr box.
Lemons. sGuuu3J1 pea i"s. Bananas 800
e." 60 per bunch.
Pr,Eim-llrls, $3.50 half hrls, 500.
Pr,rurs-Firm. 3lW@2UJ per brl; sweet,
3 ~ per brl.
EOGs- Steady. Boxes, lGc, cases lie.
EAisiNs London Layers, 500 Layers,
$40. California, S2dnMaUl.
Ntrs-Cocounuts. $40 yer loo. Peanuts,
virginia, GmGisC Tennessee, inrmcr'' stuck,
lGt5c-rnastcd 2i.c higher shcllcd, ~"ic
pccaus. Texas. Drrl2c.
BrlrrE- nuttctino iic. creamery, NH2jC
dairy, iGMiSc. country butter llttlhc.
CiprE-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 pei
half hrl.
VtNpAr-Pcr sal sfti2c
VrartAmrs- onions, tl55@2uo per hrl
| Cnbhnrv-l Loose. 5hlsc kmui, brl, 500. hnl
| brl. $3.50 Garlic '"c per lul ...
puuiIuy- Chickens, spring, s&w82yV
| mixed, s22j. hens, g. 5utt25j.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Firm aud unchanged.
40. spring wheat, O23mg}c No. 3
spring wheat, sjmS9c; No red, 03c No.
2rurn, 49,. 40. oats 2iitc; No. rye, $40
5ll.c. So. , barley I3c, No. ! ilaNsecd,
- 80 primo timothy seed, 81 s2fpl.Si.
Mess rork-rcr brl, Sli.O2is tgli0j; lard,
per 100 lbs 50 sOCtlsliE; short ribs sides
'luo.rl. $3.50; dry sailed shoulders
,huNoh SLG2isMI75; short clear sides
IbuNcdh spul1h2i.
Receipt, Flour 800 brls; wheat, %, l3l
hu. corn. 49,, jsS hu oats, ~, .uj bu rye
s.7Ii hu. barley 1908 bu.
shipments Flour, %, ~ hrls, wheat l0j,'
rs hu. corn, 2i1, $50 hu: cate, 2jl, ia bui rye
1867 bu; barley, 2lOl6 hu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sent 7-Whcat-
Lower No. rel. cash, 1s1sc bid, 7Nac
asked. October, 7nc bid, 500 asked; Deem
beer. SIC bid. s27.c asked, No. red, cash
75l ic asked, No. ? soft, cash, Soc bid, $685.
asked.
Com-wcakcr. No 2c,sh, 3Gc bid ~,
year. 2DsZc bid, SOC asked; May Sl'5c bid
| j2lsc asked. No. white, cash, SIC asked.
Uats-No. ., cash, 2)1.c bid, s0l.c asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

Fisu-Mackcrcl hall brls, No. l. $40, NO.
2, g.. p; lOlo kit, No, |, sl2l, No :, Sllo'
Dry herring family, 2jc per box. 1900.
Hoo Prourcrs-StronR mess pork slboo,
sugar cured hams, l3Aml5c; breakfast
bacon, ilGtl2c; bacon C lear rib sides, $50
Zoe; shoulders. Uc; bulk pork, clear sides,
gLmDssc. clear sides o49bci long clear, oc,
shoulders, sLmSl4c. -.,
LAEp-Tcs, emolsc half brls, oT@9Nci
kors. g4@9Ac, choice kettle, 0ia@loAc'
strong
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; mddlinG 9'sc. Sales, hO
bales. including -- last evening Of which
- TO exporters and all to spinncr.
EXCHANGE Quotations.
Ordinary, g7sc, good ordinary, SIC; low
middling O,,c; middliug, 0'.g good mid.
ding, Toe, middlng fair lOAc; fair nomi.
nal; dusty, nc TO lie lower.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
Groceries

INV ORLEANS, Ia, sept I--Coiicc-lu
light demand, but holder. hrm; Rio oargoes.
common to prime. l2i8HlGc. Ricc--Stcady.
with q fair demand, ordinary 10 good, 500
5c sunr-Quict open kettle grades nom
inll, rcntriuglls prime yellow clarified,
7t,G7 5.lGc. OF yellow clarified, GAH7c
seconds. 5i,mG1,c. Molassrs- Steady open
kettle. fair to good fair igM2oc common
a. good common sale; ccnirifuwls, lGe
prime to suud prime, lNc, fair 10 good fair
iCpl7c. inferior Ia good common loalic
NV NouK. Sept 7.-Coi'cc-Options nc
tive. but weak. sale. lGl, 'Ol bag, Including
September. en- 2ltJll.y October FL 21M
iI'p. November. SlilifIil.hp December
Ii.Oo1ii.3o. January. %" n" l2G fcbru
! nry kii1nmu.8F March. si0soCrli 10
/ April. Slu 5o@li.lH MAY, ~ osmiLio. July
AMI ~. August, slllj. Spot Rio, mudetlt'
demand. unscttlcl fair cgrgucs. ij'4c.
CtNotNN,ti. o., sept Whisky Active
/ firm. sales. l.357 barrels finished goods on
! basis Of sra. Buttcr--icaly Sugar
| St,ndy. Eggs-Slpw ht &c. Chccsc-Easy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
In,inn sr..i I.rn.inci..

puvu trrrr on HH1ttl>,. primo summer
yellow. go &c, prime summer white cotton
seed un. gltrt,. un summer yellow inb'i3,t
gbui.r cooking summer yellow, Hnt5c,
cotton srpd meal ii5Wliisuo les than n
cat load. 90 tNtls rU un cotton seed meal,
sIguy. lD.s than cor lots. $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

CmcAgo, H.. Sept Tho Dford' Jour.
uai reports Cnttlc-Rcocipis, 700 head;
shipments son. Market Ia higher for good.
Others weak. bccycs. SG'ftI 90. steers, $50
40 10. sinckor. and feeders. g. lbal9l cows,
bulls and mixed. sl.3bHAut Texas cattle,
a. siNg ~ western ranger. S1uUtttUD.
Uo~-Rcccipts 1000 head. shipments.
500 head Market weak. mixed $3.50
q ~. heavy SGWa@6UE light, t5.7olyG2'.
skips. tlu'din'.
sheen Re, c.pis. GO1n bead; shipments.
~ head Market SOW. shade lower. ma
tive. sluhtIUt western sJlD9JG,, Texas
AZ tuhtJ 10. lambs. &AUNub71.
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nn,nmrni. nI IhrIr,nc.

Arh,nls-Gayoso, Tipnuyillc Rosa Ice
Osrrtll. Cuahomi. Fran, fpinE city u
Monroe. Niichrk city 90! cairo, a. Louis.
n,phrtutct- Rosa Lc, usccola. Cohhomh
Fdnfs Poinu city 81 Cnir1. hatcher City 81
Monroe. st. Louis. Time, New Orleans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
Miscellaneous.

B,aUisd-ii0l2Ac.
rowurn-Kcrs, 800. half kegs, $27I.
quarter kerr Ms.
Ttrs 81 .lhGtl. %.
supr-urup N2,. buck tih.
liIpH Dry Hint, No !. Ia. No ?. 20 dry
| sali,d. bis@,c green -alt,l ~. I, o., No p
/ SIC. green, SDio, sh,cpskius, lJc@SLOu,
| Irregular
Wmsay- Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
/ a. 5O6GUr Robinson and Lincoln counties,
/ Tenn. sharp advance. SiihHiD Eastern
/ ryss Al. Sitthuu according CO. age and make.
| common whisky Wrwsl 90. according u
proof nothing under 20 PER cent quoted.
| lTAuHtc.
| TALON g.,
Nuf Iron. SECS. steel sets.
Tuu,,uo-C Common, 2'tiJ'e, other grades
| Ttftsa
sSrr, G,rrcti's. go IS Bnlph's sloe'
Dental Scotch, sinon Railroad, sa2I. Cal
! 4 A. tpub.
Cou Outline white, Wholesale lots
/ piIr Ter ral.
W6oi Hurry. grease wool. uuwashcd, 4
! 6igr clear grease wnul S' 'jr bury
| washed. 9itt1nr. tub washed, p0Jic.
NtrrWAA#l NhtNr.
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Lave stock.

Lawn Choice. &C.. common 10 good, per
head. 90 HlHIO
Huaf Choice light G9Gi.c good, 1't@oc
common. INui'lD.
t,rurHthHirr ai,HaHc good, 2'sWAD
sralhWuF., ii,ml.c
SUN Chu.cr. O., medium, 393lc com.
uI.U kI.uI.lI.ln
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Stock at all interior towns" 1865 ll5sS
stock Mt Liyerpool.,,,.,......".. a0,COl SehOV
American stock aloat Tor -. 40 40 |
Great britain ...,,...,.,,..,.,... lo,UOO 9vUV
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HloAN's M,gNOLiA balm. Remove. sanburn
Ssa. Tr,Slis. A Moth rs,shs. Cattle dsis,,.Ai
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX'
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middllns Cotton, SEC
Sales Today, 80 Bales--The Tone OF
the General Market Steedy-Meats
Strong.
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Mimi.
THE RIVERS.

ST. Lorrs No, sept Wool steady and
unchanged.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

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APPEAL OFFICE,
FprnAY FvENlNG, Sept. Z, lSsN.


FRIDAY EVENING, sept . loANl
Tho demand for money continues firm,
and the bank supply amply sufficient 10
meet all legitimate calls. The rate Is uh'
changed, per cent, and firm.
The clearing house report Is rs follows
ClcamnCcs.. Balance, Fl !6, q
Friday. September 6...,..-s lG,Wl9 SiL-sg ttg
Thus Tar this weck...,.,..... j. lPs,'lNn. ,-f. m
REPRESENTATION CORN pom time. 1857. Iii7lpA :g323Gl
Correspondents time, ls'ir Wills"
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par nuy'
ing $3.50 per 81, 600 premium selling new
Orleans. 50 discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Louisville demand,
mar buying. 81 per 81 900 premium selling
Tho local cotton market remains inactive
owing 10 the slender stock. Sales, 90 ba''s'
Hubbard Price & Co., in their cotton
circular, say. Some disappointment was felt
ON Cotton exchange this morning at what
was considered an unsatisfactory opening
Liverpool report and opening prices we're
IN sympathy. The market today has way
cred in proportion 10 the amount oil Gre
dence which was given TO the rumOrs OF
storm damages throughout the south, and
at one time prices showed considerable
improvement, which was lost before the end
of the day, although the close was steady
Our own adyiccs, particularly from South
Carolina and Alabama, Indicate serious
damage by the rains, aud though rs extent
may be, and probably u.s. oycrestimoicd, the
weather Is offering a strong barrier 10 thC
prompt movement Of the crop.