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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Nancy. Bopds. STOCKS.

NV YonK, Feb. 27.-Money on call easy
at 2@2h per cent; closed, offered at ~ per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, ihdjls.
Sterling exchange dull, but firm at 40 for
90 day bills and 4S1 for demand.
Government bonds were dull and rather
heavy. State bonds were neglected.
The stock market was morc active, cspc-
cinlly IN the first hour Of the day, during
which time nearly half Of the entire days
business was transacted. and under some
pressure 10 sell the iorcigncrs' prices moved
ofr fractionally and In lew cases for greater
amounts. A large amount Of stock was sold
for London account, but u was absorbed
without bringing out any long stock 81 Inn
portancc, though the traders made sharp at.
lacks on the list IN the hope Of reaching some
stop orders. The Burlington q Quincy strike
had comparatively slight effect upon the
market add u Il not expected Ia have much
ON business, ~ competing roads will absorb
whatever the Burlington isunablc 10 handle.
Everything IL lower tonight but declines
am for fractions only, except IN Louisville A
Nashville, which lost I 4, Kansas a Texas n
like amount and Norfolk 4 Western per
cent
ncspiie the slagnation In the stock mar.
Net, bond houses report good demand for
investment securities, though the business
Il not reflected In the transactions at the
hoard. There was more animation today,
the sales reaching $4,000, of which Eric
seconds furnished S2S3O00 the list sympa.
thigcd with the weakness IN shares, how.
ever, and almost everything traded in "a
lower tonight. The total sales Of stocks TO-
DAY vcro iso,2si shares. Closing quota
lions.
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THE Gen. ID. ii. Rucker cleared for St.
Louis last evening with good trip.
TIrE Arkansas City passes this morning at
10 o'clock on her way from Vicksburg t. ST.
Louis.
THR Chickasaw will be here 20 leave to-
morrow at o'clock pm. for way points on
White river.
Tue City Of vicksburg leaves here this
morning at 10 o'clock Tor Vicksburg and in
tcrmediate landings.
BUsINEs on the levec yesterday was boom
ing, and the packets leaving were all liber-
ally patronized with frcights.
TIrE beautiful steam n Buckeye State will
doubtless be found in port this morning re
cciying 70 leave at . O'Clock for Cairo aud
Cincinnati.
TBE Golden Rule, on route from Cincln-
natl 90 New Orleans passed down yesterday
well loaded. She added n. the elevator IL
empty barrels.
Mr.. c. II. BRYAN, Of the coal firm OF @. II.
Bryan q Co., has gone 10 Paducah 10 ncgo-
tiAto with boat builders for the construction
Of a new harbor tug.
The Belle Memphis passed here yesterday
morning on her way from ST. Louis 10 Vicks-
burg, She discharged here 900 packages Of
freight aud added 10 tons OF sundres.
HE JOG lttcfh uFflNeu rom hfkhIhls
river yesterday with 223 bales OF cotton.
2O03 sacks Of cotton seed and a big lot OF
sundrics. She goes back this evening at 0
o'clock.
THERE IL probability that paducah, Ne.
tropolis, Cairo, Greenfield. Columbus and
Hickman will be Topped oil the Nashville
inspection district and added 10 the Mem.
phis district.
IT IL understood that an arbitrary rate will
be placed on Cairo and Memphis business by
the Anchor line In case the agencies at these
points are abolished. This will no doubt
work much 10 the disadvantage Of the com
p1ny, as other lines are represented at both
places and will undoubtedly make the most
Of the innovation.
TuE official announcement that the Anchor
line had abandnned all hopes OF raising the
sunkcn steamer Will :. HAYS will cause wide.
spread regret In river circles The Hays was
built only few years ago, the cabin Of tho
elegant steamer Thompson Dean being used
In her construction. With the Hays fades
away one Of the great steamers which In
years gone by mado the Mississippi river 10.
nous Tor the grand floating palaces that piled
is waters
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NEW YnRK.

Spots opened quiet and closed quiet; mid
ding, lOO-iGc. Sales, 1875. Quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, l1-iGc; good
ordinary, SIC; low midlllng, 10 i.l0c; mid.
ding, 10 0i0c; good mddlinE, 10 i3.l0c; mid.
ding fair, II 7-l0c; fair ~ Lice
Futures opened quiet md closed
barely steady, us follows. February. 1915
@lO.47; March, 1852; April, lO5s@l0.5O;
May, 1906 June, i073@@i0H; July, 1875
Gl1O76; August l077@lO7s; September,
10 256ilo 20; October, 9.G@0M; November,
o.s2@0s9; December, o.s3@0sI January,
0.s0009O. Sales, $4,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm and closed
steady; midding, OJsc. Sales, 800 bales Quo
tations were NJ follows Ordinary SIC,
good ordinary 0Isc low mildling, 0-iGc;
middling, 0J6e; good mlddling, l0hc
Futures opened steady, aud closed barely
steady, as follows February, oss@o 40;
March, 9.ss@0s9, April, 003@t90I;
May, 10 03@l00i; June, 1914; July, 10. 29@
1924 August, i0io@iO2O; September
0.7I@07G; October, 0l5@9 49, November
9.ao; December, o30@o57. Sales io,lOC
bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Cons ME,L-si standard, i275 pearl, 800,
roller, ~ o0Of30O, quiet
BrlSs-Navy, s2Go6faTb. medium, 5000
$50.
DAT MrAL-ln half hrls s. - from store.
fLouR--Fnm storc, common, s3OOCJ3. -.
family. -. 2Je03.So choice SJS0G375, fancy,
A0t(llo extra fancy, SL2tgi5O; patent,
Si50tti.Sj. quiet
CnAcKtRs-Sodn, cNtra, &c. soda, treble OK.
tm ilsc; ginger snaps, 5,f@6,sc assorted
iumblcs Toe
CnAcKrp wnr,r-In half brls, ti.25 from
store.
HonISY ANp GRIrt From store. 1928.
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Feesistuns. .

HAY-Choice, from stor, 0ice,Si0o; car
load. from lcyce or depot, Els d061io 90;
prime, siorc, nOai2lsc, car load from lcvco
ml2OO.
Bn,S--Frcm store, 800. fromlcyee or de.
pot, ti0Oo.
CunS-From store, white, G2c, mixed. SOC;
from lcycc or depot, white, Ia bulk, OOh0
Gic; IN SIS, 62c, miAcd IA bulk, o5,se56ysc;
In SIS, 51ts05sAc
oArs-From store, white, iiGiSc; mixed,
liCiieci from lcycc or depot, white, IN bulk,
S14m i1y IN sks, u lsc' mixed, In bulk,
81 0jSisc In SIS, iOaliifc.
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sl0o. nlnckborrlea. sl.2S@LIO OR

SLIGO. Blackbcrries, $l.25@iio. Green
cages, $l.T5@1s5. Pears, $l.76Qg29.
Plums, $I.65@l.75. Asparagus s205Sgi 20.
Green corn, 81. 25@l.45 Green peas, $1,000
100. Cove oysters, full weight, I ID, 500;
2 lbs, $l.65@i.75 light weight, ! ID, GoG65c;
2 lbs, $1.O00i.i0 Condensed milk, Crown,
s5.75@6.s5 Eagle, T.75; Swiss, 1915. Sal
mon. 500. Sarlines, 1910 mustard sar-
mackerel, S1.25.
MoLAssEs--Louisiana common 10 fair ~
@25c; prime to choice, 30g37c; fancy, $50
s0c; common TO fair 20a25c; primo 10
choice, 25@2Sc syrup, 20@i0c; firm.
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Groceries.

Corur-Common, i5iic ordinary, isc
fair islE@lnc prime Rio, i9's@20c, choice
TO fancy, 2l@2lc; old government, 2s@3oc;
quiet
suoAn-Purc white, CSC; on white, 0kc;
yellow claHhcd, 6Am6kc, open kettle. 5lkCt
bl.ci refined A, CSC; standard gmnulaicd,
l,sci plantation granulaicd, nc, powdered
s,seSAcj cut loaf, S'EfsHc steady.
Ricr-Louisiana, bY@0Isc; Carolina, ego
1o strong.
CAxpin-stck, all sizes, IN bxs, pals and
brls, slsgoci fancy assorted, slfC6i6c; firm.
CnEtsr-Ncw York factory, Oasc, full
cream, l2ti2'Ec; young America, i36ci9isc.
hALf--s Saginaw, fi.8Sdi 10 per brl; Ohio
river tl2ai25 per brl, sks ilne, ti.S5@
100 coarse, tl.loc3i.ii; pkis blcachcd, 81. %
mixed, brls, 5000, mixed, 2s4(s7c.
Scars AND cAEDlrl-SOap. BQ5Ho; can.
dies, full weight, sAdac.
CANNED Coops.-pine apples, si25@iCo
Peaohes lbs, standard, 800; . lbs stand.
ard, 81. ", seconds, $50. Tomatoes, 2 lbs,
standard, si.ooeti. 10, 3 lbs, standard, 81. 25o,
l.So,. hiawberrlcs Sl.55. Raspbcrrics,
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sub.cr,ptIon. Cor tho Poor.

Mourn VERNON, ILL.,, Feb. 2-The
weather continues extremely cold. The
homeless have suffered greatly during the
past fcriy-cisht hours. The finance COM
mitlce has issued card 10 the general
public, stating that all subscriptions re.
cciyed will be devoted 20 tho purchase OF
building material, household furniture and
other articles necessary 10 provide the des-
tituic and needy with shelter: Up 70 date
the committee has received sufficient
quantity Of clothes and food 10 supply all
demands.
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Provisions.

FISH, nckcrcl, hnlfbrls, No. I. 500 No.
2 si2E No. 3, -; iO,b Mt, No. I, no
No. 2, SOS No. 2, -. Dry herring, fam.
ily ~ per box.
Hoo PRoprcrs-Sieady, mess pork, $3.50
@iGo0 sugar cured hams, limii &c. bwak.
fast bacon, iimii -; bulk pork, clear sides,
81 clear rib sides, 5fGi!sc, long clear, 5,sc,
shoulders, NE.
L,np-Tcs, nc; half brl', 7,sc; key, IKE
choice kettle. SisaD'sc steady.
400. kegs, Si.b0
fnpsn Mr,Ts-Cholcc beef, hindquarlors
&c. furcquariers, a.; second grade, hind.
quarters, DC, forcquaricrs Dc. Sheep, ~.
Hog, 1c.
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Mules nnd Horses.

IIoRsrs--Fair demand, drivers, si25c1i75;
heavy draft, si75m225; saddle, Si50a2O0;
extra saddle, S2O1a250; plugs, SJ06,6,;
Texas ponies, S25@DG common drivers,
tIbC1iOO.
MuLfN-Fair demand; IL 10 AZ hands
high, se1gllO, A'f 20 rs hands high, silO,t
l25: IL 10 i51 hands high, Sl2j@iC1, l51I TO
10 hands high Si50ai9O
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Live hfack.

snKEr-choieo: iEi}c; medium, $40
3kc; common, Sl,O)di.50
LiMns-Cholcc, 500, common to good,
per head, Sl.50aj.0O
GRlss CATTLE-Choicc. 3is@ic; good, 24
C3L4c; fair 10 medium. 2if0D2Ac, scala
ways. iH@iac; feeders, light 2a2hc;
heavy, 2km3c.
Hoas---Choicc lighc, 500; good, tiN65c;
common Ai.Cilttc
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling, oNc, Sales, 1900
bales including GOO last evening, of which
600 to exporters and 1000 TO spinncs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, s7-Oc good ordinary, DC; low
middling, 0]lc; middling, o94c; good mid
ling, lose middiing fair Io,Sc; fair, nom
inal.
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Movements nc tho Leyee

Arrivals--Joe Peters, Arkansas river; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; Golden Rule, Cincin-
natl.
Depariures-Dellc Memphis, Vicksburg;
Golden Rule, New Orleans; Kate Adams,
Arkanaas City; Gayoso, Tiptonyille; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; James Lee, Friars Point Gen.
u. IL. Rucker, ST. Louis; Rob Roy, Walnut
Bend
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots - Steady demand fair
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American,
7,700 bales Receipts, 1880 bales, OF
which American, ~. 800 bales. Clio ing quota.
lions were a. follows Ordinary, 5Isd; good
ordinary, SID low middling, 7-iGl; good
middling, 5ll-iGl; middling uplands, 5Ol0d;
middling Orleans, 5ssd.
Futures opened quiet aud steady, and
closed steady, IA follows
frhe prices are given IN pence and 6iths,
thus i.05d means tUtJid, and sol means
b.i-Gid.
Al 4 pm.-Fcbruary. 5.aJd, value; Feb.
ruary-March, 6.a5d, sellers; March-April,
6.SSd, sellers; April.May, s-STd, SELLERS; May.
June, b.3sd, buyers; Juno-July, b.iOd, buyers;
Iuly-August, 6.i2d. buycrs, Augustseptem.
Der, 6.i2d, buyers; September, 5.i2d, buyers.
nAynE.
spots-Quioi and steady. Tres ordlnairc
Orleans spot 6SI.f; fuinros, for February de.
livery, 6jatf
Noic-Trcs ordinaire Orleans spot, 6sf,
represents O6k francs for 90 kilos of strict
mddling cotton, llavc terms. A kilo !,
ab3t 2 lbs, or 45 a5.iOO kiios equal 100 lbs.
A franc l. equal Ia 2h.
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Sioux Cry, Ia, Feb. 1.-kingsworth
a Buxton's livery stable burned last even
ing. Loss, $4,000 A number Of horses
were 40 badly burned that the owners
were compelled 10 kill them.
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GOVERNMENT.

United States Coupons As lQOa,......... I25M see.
United States registered as l907........ 12j .....
Vnitrd States coupons. 4s................ 1914
United States registered, ISs.............. l0J4 go.
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New York, Feb. 27.--Aside from the mod
crate inquiry usual to Mondays mail, which
took many miscellaneous assortments Of cot
ton goods, the market therefore was quiet
throughout for autumn woolens. The placing
Of orders was OF fair steadincss.
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Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infalliblc Neuralgia Cure, the only infalliblc
cure on earth for all forms OF neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co, manufacturer, Nashville, Tenn. sold
nj Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street 90
cents pcr box.
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SEKyicE 4. r. Al
MEarnia, Feb q, pm. !
The following observations arr taken nj all sta
lions named AZ 18th meridian time, which u one
hour later than Memphis time.
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OIL and rurDontIne.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 27-Petroleum-
Steady, $. W. il0o, 7Ac.
WILMINGTON, n G., Feb 27.-Turpcntinc
-firm nj Csc.
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0roeeFseA

NV Yonx, Feb. 27-ronce-spoi fair,
Rio nominal; options le's actiye and lOct5d
points lower. sales .f6,2,0 bags; February,
IN 90. March, i0OMu.eO April, 10 500
1890; MAY, 10 70ai0sF June, iO50Cii 20,
july iO.i0tfiO. Is; AugNft aoSCfl0OO; Sep.
TENDER. Q75dn9O, October, g70d0s0, No.
yembcr. O.GO@aC5 December o.OOct9 20;
January. a05@pT6. sugar Firm and more
active: iloilc, lIlc;. extra manila, p-i0c;
musoovado, ia.c for So test; refined firm,
good demand; Q, 5HmS,ic; extra G, blfc;
white. extra Z, 51lGeolsci yellow, nominal;
cut loaf aud crushed, TIC. Molassos-Dull.
Ricc--Stcady.
cuctSSArI. O., Feb. n, ..whlsky--.Firm;
,alcs. l. sa2 barrels finished goods on basis
Of al 90. Butier-Dulli fancy northwcs,
creamery, Sic; extra Ohio, 27@2sc; choice
dairy roll, zoo. sugar--Qnlet; hard refined,
5i.6ssc: New Orleans, ba69lc. Eggs--Firm
and hIshor al 200. Cheese Steady; prime
10 choice Eat winter make, io@iic.
Nrw onLrars, La, Feb. T.-cofIee-oulel
and weak; Rio carHoes,. common 10 prime,
il2@i7jSc. Ricc--pull and lower Louis
lana, ordinary 10 prime. .,I@6,sc. Sugar
unss tiled bui generally lower open kettle
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Artlclos opened. nlghc,t Lowest Closing
Cash quotations were a. follows.

tnsh quotations were a. lOllOWE
flour-Without quotable change, and
st6aly.
No. spring wheat, 75sld7sc: No. 3
spring wheat Oid6sc; No. red. sOsfc; No. .
corn, 4s}ic; No. . oats, 2lam2Ohc; No. 2 rye,
500: No. harley, 71CasOc; No. flax
seed. -; prime timothy seed, -.
Mess Pork-'cr brl, Si3g2h: lard per 100
lbs, $40 short ribs sides, loose, SHY;
dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, S5.0O@6.i0
short clear sides, boxed, S7.J0@762If.
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 5000
hu; corn, 900 bu; oats 5000 bu; rye,
u 600 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
shipments-flour 1000 brls; wheat,
1905 bu; corn, 02,ooO bu; oats, COCO bu;
rye, 400 bu; barley. i2OOO bu.
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. 2I.--Flour---Quiet
and firm.
wheat-opencd strong. 70 above satur-
day, after half an hour broke and remained
in the lower rui closing a little better than
Saturday; No. rcd cash, Si6iSl &c; March,
sic; May. S2hc, closing at S29sc, June, SIS
@s2lic, closing at size; July 70@7ONc,
closing nt 1glsr; August, 11lsc; December,
sSis(Gs3kc, closing at sJ1sc.
Curn-Opcncd firm and closed about UNI
changed; cash. 45,z@iGc; March, 600
4Sikc, closing at 45ifc: April, nominal; May,
iGt.GLl7JEc closing at 46kc. July, axe.
Oats--stcadyi cash, SosJO,.ci May, 2995Oc.
Ryc-Dull.
Barley-1O@00c.
Brn-lowcr, ne.
Cornmeal-Slcady, $40.
Hay Unchanged; prime timothy, $1,000
TO- 80, prairie, ss.OO@i2oO.
Eu's-.i7kc.
Understandings creamery, 2i@3oc;
dairy, lsa2ic.
Proyislons-Easy. Pork--Ncw. tit25.
tard.---S7S Dry Haltcd mcats---ilOxcd
shoulders, 1915 long clears, N.2E clear
ribs, s7.3Tis: short clears, s7.Jold7.55 Bacon
boxed shoulders, s007ls longclean Isl \
6s. 90: clear ribs, tsUOOos 1875, short clears,
&. 2OSs25. lIams--Si050@l2.OO
Reccipis--flour, 5000 hrl.. wheat, 1900
bu: corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none: barley, 1900 bu.
shipmcnts--flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
II .OOj bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu;
rye. .OOl bu: barley, 800 In.
Afternoon Lower; March,
sOs.c hid: May, s2,s@ss' IS; June, SisEc;
July, 7stsc Corn-.fa,y, but dulli March,
iSiG3l5Nc bid; May, f5h@i02c; June,
l7Slc. oats--Nothing DIN.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, rb wheat
Steady; No. soft cash. 'ec; Nay, 70,1c
Corn-stcady No. cash, 4Sc asked;
Nav. i5c bid, ib,lc askoii No. . white,
Nav isc bid.
oais-No cash. no bids nor offerings.
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DAILY corroN STATEMENT.

Imports a CIR r, lbi bales; NAT r r, 17G;
Id RR t5l; NJ 4 Il X RR, 5S5; g, o&SW RR,
~ l., o&T X RIGS X g, 3 4 NJ II II, 10;
steamers Ian; wagons, "a. Total, 2,s21 bales
Exports--M a @ r, s2T bales; M&TRR, III; u
n u, Cis; Q, o & W II H. l,2l7. Total,
2,g03 bales
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CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 27.-Thc Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle Receipts, 1900 head
shipments 1000 head market excited and
prices 20c higher shipping steers, $500
b.95 stockers aud feeders, $2.40G3.75 COWS ,
bulls and mixed, s200@300; Texas cattle,
S2.400gL25.
Hogs---Receipts, 1000 head: shipments,
1900 head; market stronger and 5@i0c high
er; mixed, s5.l0@640; heavy, $5.S5@J560
light, $L05@5.a5 skips, $3.2j@I.70.
sheep-lieceipts 5000 head shipments,
| 1000 head; market stronger natives, $1,000
1.40; western, SisO95.S5; Texans, $500
400; lambs, SJ0O6l62O
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Asxp BAKER, Of First avenue, Milwaukee,
was great sufferer from asthma. Koruna
cured her
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New York Dry Goods Market.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 27.--Wool-.stead!
and unchanged.
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choice, b1-iec; strictly prime, 5c;fully fair
to prime, l3-l6c fair to good fair, 9-10@
4ll-16c; good common, &c; common, 40
4Ec; centrifugals choice white, 0ssc; oil
white, 8b@8l4c; gray white, 5JS@gGc; choice
yellow clarified, 5jG0g6c; prime yellow clari-
lied. 1916; off yellow clarified, 8 11-16f9
6Hc: seconds, 4ss@5ssc. Other articles un-
changed.
RIO DE JAsEIRo, Feb. 25.--Coffee- Regular
first, $500 reis per 10 kilos; good seconds
1890 refs per 10 klos Receipts during the
past week were, $4,000 bags; purchases for
the United States, 1900 bags clearances for
the United States, 10000 bags; stock, 10000
bags.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. 27.-On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
and lower; creamery, 216027c; dairy, 16@25c.
Eggs-Firm and higher, at 10000.
SANTOS, Feb. 5--Conce-Good average;
., 100 refs per 10 kilos Receipts during the
week, 22,0O0 bags; stock, $780, 900 bags.
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The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may b. regarded a. the latest quotations.
nANk sTocKa.
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PRIME CRUDE oIL--33c; prime summer
yellow, 3Td3so; choice cooking summer
yellow. 40allc; of summer yellow, &C;
miners summer yellow, &C; prime cotton
seed meal, SlG.75C1i7.O0, car load lots; less
than car load, ST.. 7b(o.ls.OO.
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Miscellaneous.

WmsKY-- Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
S.5Od60l; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenncssec. $l.i0g3.00; Eastern Rycs, SlSjt9
600, according 10 age and make cOm mon
whisky, 0occDi25 according TO proof.
BAGUiNu--6GGTc.
Tms-Sl 10e1 10.
snor-Drop, si.i0i buck, si.G5.
LEAD-GlEc.
NAIs-Iron. S2.tOs2.I6; steel, g. ESQ Z. 30.
PowDEn-Kogs, -; half kegs S2.75; quar-
ter kegs. $3.50
ToBAcco-Common, 25@35c other grades,
356ts5c.
sSurr-Garrcirs, siOsj; Ralphs, so. %;
railroad, 81. Gail q Ak, 500.
CoAL Ou,--Primc white, wholesale lots,
Zoe per gal.
HiDrs-Dry nint No. !, l2JSc; No. 2, 9,Ic;
dry saltcd, Gi.6SHc; green salted No. I, 6lic;
No. 2, 4yS@jc; green, i@5c sheepssins,
lea 800
Woodbury. grease wool unwashCd. i3G
lsc; clear grease wool. 230G2jc; bury washed
206t30C; tub washed, j3Gf35c.
BEIswAx--lSCe20c.
T,LLow-3@3lGc.
FuRs AND s--Dccr 3Od3jc; bear, 500
@7O0; mink. ib0t0c; coon. hunter handled,
l5as5c; country handled, l5coG0c; otter,
81. OOtiS.50, beaver. J0ctaSj50, wild cat, l3,t
2jc; fox, i5o 75c; muskmt, i0Hi5c: op0 9 an,
i0eel5c; wolf, 5Oc@$200i skunk, l5cgI5c;
panther, 6Oc0pSl.00.
SEKDs-Red clover, si76Cl525 per bu;
timothy, 1925 per bu; herds, Boa 65c per bu;
blue grass, si.25 per bu; orchard grass, 81. 30
Cpl 90 per bu; rcd ontS i7Gt5Uc per bu.
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Household supplies.

AppLEs--New York, $4.00@5.0o per brl;
dried apples, 66D7c per lb from store. Dried
peaches, 0lTg7hc from store.
FRUIT--Oranges, S300G3.6O per box. Lem
ons, $3.0o@3.t0 per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
VEGETAnLEs--0nions, S250dt00 per brl,
$3.50 per lou. Cabbage now Louisiana, $500
@3.60. Kraut, brs, S7,50@S.50; half brls,
a.25@i.75. Garlic $i.OO per 100. Turnips,
Sl.50@2.00 per bril-
PouLrRY-Chickens, spring, $20O@30O.
hens, $30OG3 %; turkeys, T.00@l2. 90;
dressed chickens, S2.OOG3.0O; turkeys, 100
l215c per III; ducks $3.OO@3.IG geese, 800
GSSE1oucil, $500 per doz; squirrels,
si25 per do2 Vcnison, whole deer,
4@5c; saddles, iOc. Wild ducks $50
per doz. Rabbits, $l,75 per doc. Prai-
re chickens, N.00dc5.00 per doz Wild tur-
keys, 50@76c. bnipc, sL2J. Woodcock, $500
per do2.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls. 500.
EGUs-Quiet boxes, l2jSc; cases, l8c.
RAIsIEs-London, layers, $500; layers,
$40; California, S225.
Nurs-Cocoanuis, $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3d
Ic roagtcd, &c higher shelled, l0o. Pc
cans Texas, 0Gei2c.
BuTrrR-Buttcrine l2GIl5c; creamery, 81
(D3Tc; dairy, 206t23c; country butter, 1920
CIDER-Ncw York, S.OOGi.50 per brl and
SOOl14.25 per halfbrl.
PorAToFe'- Firm, selling nj $i.3hfC1. co pei
bu, S275@325 per brl; sweet potatoes, $3.50
per hrl.
VINraAn-Pcr gal, I06i2c.
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ELEVATOR REroRrs.
he following shows the amount

The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn and In store by regular
elevators. a. reported 20 the Merchants ex-
change to-day: Corn received, 400 bu;
received. G02i bu. Withdrawn. 900 bu; In
store, 90 500 bu.
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F(NANGE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER GENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
COTTON steady--Middling Cotton, Sac
--.sales Today, a.eoo Baies-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
Arrrvl orricr

MONDAY EVENING. Feb. "a, 1883
Money Is in fair legitimate demand, with
gcod supply at the banks. Rates continue
Arm at per cent, and all bank customers
receive ample accommodation.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1888.

Ind, Bloom & West, ~ ri Paul 4 Omaha. ST]f
Kansas & Texas, AZ .stPf& Omaha pid, 100
Lake Erie q West ilx Tom Goal q Iron, 901s
Lake Erie 4 W pfd, kfs Tcxas Pacific, 25M
Lake Shore, 90 1ol n Ohio Cen pid, 81
Louisville & NASH, 567z Union Pacific, 55H
Loujby Il " Albany, rs rHife1statcs Express 72ll
Memphis 4 Charles, 81 Wabash, 81 a r. 1874
Michigan Central, ~ We'll 4 p pid, 2i5z
Nil, LS.x w, IS Wells 4 Fargo Exp, 100
NJ, Is q W pfd, % western Union, 1874
Min & 81 Louis, GlS American Cot OIL, JOH
Min & st Louis pfd, II I'Tf