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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

The incest thing to scour knives, brass, tin
ware, etc, Is sifted hard coal ashes
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

A contemporary has an article on
wild Cat Insurance Companies. Who.
for mercy's sake. wants to insure wild
cats.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

Talk about the strength of mind IN
adults, 1t does not begin to compare the
strength in children not to mind
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13
In a Safe Christian Home,

where they win be surrounded by good Influences
while they receive the instruction and discipline
of experir need teachers.
Reference Is also made by permission to the ed
itor Of this paper and past and present patrons Of
the school in nearly every city in the west. Tes
tmonials are given iu the Annual Register,
copy of which will BE- sent on appl cation to
REV. C. W. LEFFINGwELL, ID, Rector
Knoxville, Knox county, III.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13
Health is Wealth !

DR. f. c Vests Nerve and Brain trestment. a
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harrtnuess. loss Of power in either sex. invoun
tsry losses and spermatorrhoes caused hv over
cXertion Of the brain, self abuse over indul
gence. Each hox contains one months treatment
81 a box. or six boxes for s. sent by mail prepaid
an nj II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

Sweet milk or cream is excellent for sun
burns or chapped feet on the little boys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

The price of diamonds has fallen. 1t
was over 22 shillings per cara int October,
1887, and it is now less than 1S shilings
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13
Perfect Ventilation and
Drainage.

Itis believed that st. Mary is unsurpassed in
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pupils aud patrons, in the beauty and comfort Of
its appointments in the thoroughness and variety
Of its instruction. in the spirit of order and indus
try that pervades it. st Marys schcnl is recon-
mended TO parents who wish TO lace their daugh-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

Rain wafer and soap will remove machine
grease from washable fcbrics
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

Butter, lard and drippings should be stored
in jars and kept in the coldsst and dryest
place
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13

What are you having in so many
plasters for, Mr.. Apothecary?' For
| the backs of amateur gardeners"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-13
The Location is Perfectly
Healthy.

II is also easy Of access from all parts of the
country; on the G., B n Z railroad, AT Knoxville,
Illinois. between Gacsburg and Peoria. The e-
tablis shmrnt j. first class throughout the result of
twenty years experience and an expenditure Of
S2bO,lOD An extensive course of study is provi-
drd and
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The Highest Advantages are
offered.

French and German spoken, special atten-
tnn is given to literary studies. Every pupil is
cared for daughter in the family, a~ 10 h-r
health, manners, conversation and character. All
sleeping apar ments are
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

TnH James Lee and Coaiioma were in and
out yesterday with fair trips both ways
THE Belle Memphis from st. Louie passed
down TO Natchcz yesterday with good trip.
AT latest accounts the steamer Paris e..
Brown was lying across the channel at Flint
Island bar.
TnE Gayoso will be found in port receiv-
ing to leave this eyeningat o'clock for Tip
tonyille and the upper bends.
THE Guiding Star with full cargo and n
fair passenger list passed here yesterday
morning on her way To New Orleans.
DumS0 the twonty-four hours ending at
o'cldck yesterday afternoon the river fell
three inches The gauge at that hour regis
tered five feet
Cart. s. II. PARIsor, Of Vcksburg, prom
incnt steamboatman, Is In the city trying 10
purchase q small boat to run on the upper
Iazoo aud Tallahatchic rivers.
ONK Of the dangerous bars In the Ohio
formed by the flood Of the summer
Is n short distance above Marietta. aud
the Ohio river pilots have sent a petition to
| Col. Merrill 10 have the dangerous spot
drodgcd while the water " still low.
MEssR@ ANDERsoS 4 BNRR, who have been
ut work NJ Cairo for year sinking the ten
| caissons for the Illinois Central bridge, will
complete their work In u day or two aud
| will lay mp their boats and machinery until
| they can 90 10 work ON the caissons for the
Memphis bridge.
| carr. JAMS O'NE,i, Of the Anchor Liner
| City Of st. Louis, reports that the river be.
| tween Memphis and Nicksbuns l. NJ full OF
snags rs to make IL dangerous for nayiga.
| ton, and at night the electric light has TO
be used 10 avoid coming In contact with
some Of them, plain ease for the United
States government to send snagboats TO the
| relief uf the boatmcn.
carr. r. :. Brrvrrr, United States en-.
| giuccr IN charge at Frankfort, has received
orders from Washington 10 notify the city
81 Frankfort county Ut franklin, aud tho
| Louisville & Nashville railroad Ia raise their
bridges across the Kentucky river. In com.
| pliancc with the act of Congress. A penalty
| of 5000 a day will bc assessed for failure 10
comply with the order la reasonable time.
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,InNrmrnfs ~ CnIrn.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
CAEo. H., Oct i2-Thc Sidney Dillon
went 10 st. Louis this morning. Tho Annie
+. Silver va. az Cape G!mrlcau and the City
u Nicksburg at rhompson's today, and mel.
Their will get out tonight The DcSoto, nj
Cascyvil,c yesterday was taking OH every.
thing 10 tighten 90 ~ 90 como over the bar.
The Hopkins and ldicWild connect nt casey.
willie bar nnd exchange trips. Tho Gtur-o
Fowler has been able 10 come over so Ear.
The New South. ont this evening. rcport.
five feet with the lead at Fort Charles. Kin.
ncv Point and GrHpnlraf where she rubbed
hard, and thinks the channel l. changing.
She could not get in g. thc landing nc Tom.
mrfc,, and bad to pat her freight out ON the
bar The sung boat Mrromh was cutting
trees on the bank opposite Elkins todlv.
Tho wr.ck 1T tho John Gilbert j. giving boat.
trouble, and is settling fast. The tug Arml.
della, irlm Chicago Tor South America.
passed south today.
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GENERAL TRADE.

The only changes IN quotations made To-
day wus he bulk pork, clear sides, clear rb
sides. long clear aud shoulders declining
'-c. Grain IN store AZ The elevators. Corn.
G,35 bushels. oats. 2si3j bushels wheat. 5J3
bushels At New Ohcnus the hrst open Not.
lie sugar " the season vas received Weducs.
day, nud sold 1t Gac II clnsscd fair The
new sugar year opens uspiciuusly aud prom-
isg4 as handsome yield %, last season The
outlook ior prices give, promise " fairly
high range, and brisk demand ior Louisiana
gnuds is expected o., suon as the market -ct.
Ties o. its legitimate level New arrivals II
mollsscs .cll al fancy prices Syrup. n good
demands prices rulc firm. Rice is not va
acliNc a. % uus lev days ago. prices rule
| firm hut quutahly unchanged,
AZ New Nofh the gtuccry market T. not o
particularly dull one 10y any means, aud
daily tmiing IN mulu,,c, syuip-, ricr aud teas
takes out quite respectable aggregate. with
putty good trade In coffee, especially the
mild grades aud ,uFar, about the least prom.
ising ul any article ON the liat Trades, Prot.
~ much iu all c1scs, have been upon a hasi,
of former nEuUs, except coilcc, which Ia
some eases shows % further gain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

100000 up; closed strong, 45@sO points up;
active foreign markets. higher on bad crop
reports, Sales, l42, 80 bags, including Octo-
Der, $l4. 4O@l450; November, $l405@li.25;
December, Si3.55@i4.0O January, $l3.75@
400; February, $l3 65@l4.l0; March, $l370
@l4.OO April, $13.SO@l4O5; May, $3sO9
l4lo June, SLIGO; August, sl3.0O@i4;OC
September. 1915 spot Rio, stronger, Fair
cargoes, 1910.
Sugar-Raw, inactive but nominal; fair
refining 7-l6c; centrifugal, 9Go test, 6hc;
no sales. Refined, unchanged and quiet.
Molasses-Nominal.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 12.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Elgin creamery, 23t12ic;
choice western, 2l@22c choice dairy, ia
l9c; common to fair, 13@l0c. Eggs-Easy
at iS9l8Hc.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 2.--Whisky-Steady,
sales, go brls, finished goods on basis of
Sl.14. Butter-Strong. Sugar-Firm. Eggs
Steady. lie. Cheese-Firm; choice mild
Ohio Hat l0H@l1c.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


New York and eastern demand, 50 discount
buying: sight 50 discount buying; par, sell
ing New Orleans, sc discount buying, par,
selling. Cincinnati ST. Louis and Louis
yile demand, - buying; par, selling
The clearing house report shows olcarings
so far this week, $685. il5.0s greater than the
clcarings during the same time last week,
and $50 6s3.0l greater than for the CORE
spending time last year.
Today the local cotton market closed
steady; sales, 1900 bales, Of which 5000 TO
exporters and 600 bales 10 spinneT New
Orleans spots closed steady, quotations re-
yiscd, ordinary unchanged good ordinary,
low middling and middling of i.l0c, aud
good middling &c; futures were steady at q
decline of to points
Liverpool closed business moderate ut
unchanged prices, and futures barely steady
nj an advance Of to points, Manchester
cloths quiet little doing; yarns firm, de.
mand fair
The New York market closed steady Mt a
decline OF i.lGc on all grades futures
steady, October up ~ points, November
December and January Of points with rc'
manning months unchanged.
Hubbard, Price n Co say: "a liberal
movement in receipts both ut the ports and
the interior towns resulted in decline Of
some TO points from YESTERDAYS prices
From this light reaction was secured audthc
close was steady at about last nightspriccs.
The most noticeable feature Of the day has
been the advance In octobcrs, which are 10 to
IL points higher than yesterday. The rcyis.
ion In quotations alluded "a, having In.
creased their value 10 about that extent
Beyond this the market WIS fclturclcss, IN
the trailing was u limited aud professional
character
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

At noon: Spots--lIusincss moderate Mt
unchanged prices. Sales 4, 900 bales, Of which
AMERICAN 1000 bales. Receipts, 400 bales, Of
which American 100 bales. Closing quota
tons were as follows Ordinary 81; good
ordinary 5Ad: low middling sid, good mid
ding lid; middling uplands 5Jsd, mid
ding Orleans, 5Id.
Futures opened steady aud closed barely
steady.
l'lhcsc prices are given IN pence aud 0lihs,
thus i63 means i6j0id and 6.0l means
o lGidl
AtI pm: October, $40 value; October
November, $50 sellers, Noycmbcr.Deccm-
her, 52l sellers December January, 80
! sellers; Inuuary-fchrunry, $50 sellers, Feb.
ruary March, ago buyers, Murch-April. D -
sellers; April May, 62l sellers, Muy-Juue,
$50 sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
| ending October II lass:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Gosh Z, quotation, were as follows

Flour-fifm hnl nnniinally unchanged.
No. , spring wheat SilJ@Ilt: No 3
spring wheat y3rpc. 30. . rci. 81 I3G1
III, No. corn, tli,c. No. oats .l'.r.
No ? rye, 55's63Nr Mo- barley nominal.
No. I ilaxsccd, slh5, prime timothy rccd.
o. jDOti.h2.
Mess pork. per bH, si5on. lqri. prr 10,
hs. nih short ribs sides tluuab' sNGi.
dry saltud shoulder ihpAclL ekN.aEs Sc.
short clear sides tbuN d. sps5atiUui.
Receipts Flour 1909 hr,, wheat. 1000
hu. puru. - go hu, oats. a-lUpu bu. rye.
$1,000 hu. barley, DIuuD bu
shipmcnts-Fluur, 1900 hrls. wheat. %.
niO hu. rurn 2Hnu hu; oats, 22i ,nll bu.
rye. 100 hI. barley hLull bu.
~ iuuis. No. O,L ~ -flour=Qui,t and
unchanged
whcat-Casb. quiet. options. lower. The
opening was - higher aud the market sold
az IT, more. bat there was moro Tor sale
ihnn wanted, and o. change tn ndycrsr al.
Vices caused dg'liuua uf 2hn'isr. Thurc
Wa. q rally OF tD.lag FROM this. Lut the
CLOSE was H. lower than yesterday. Nn.
2 ryd. cash, sluI nominal December.
silih0iitD closing 90 nitE May.
fll'A@ i.lG,,, closing ai tl.i3'i b.i
tunHW nkCr. SO. Q cash. 49, ,ml0sr.
October n4c, yo1r SEE m1li, c. closing nd
81 asked May J''s.ra.r closing $50
airt, bid
OATS pull but firm: No. . cash. gsc
asked. Nav. pa. October, alCaskpi Noycm.
brr. q. e. bid. Nrif .ur DID,
Rye Lower Ne . cash ilmsl'.c. barley
Market barely ituaIy, With buygrs iu.I.
foUuL iIbeml nrgIfHs ul low nud medium
grades. while cho. 10 qualities au1 Boo srful
supply new gtHIr. llHnHQui,i ts
ilyari lliFloH. 49, Cuumril- Quiet.
k'iu92ii liN puIl prairie 81 rlapui
timothy tii ut.lu ID
luurr In .bru.h1 creamery. Isa1n,
dairy. i5miic tss' lDuudHI1 st,aIiiy
ai l5tsc. inigruE VIltrl.
Provisions Dbil Nld weak. pnrkasI5 90
LAM Primo stciHlts 1p Dry lli meats
shoulder. $50. ltI.. and iI'H. ~. short
,.rlr, 10 Deb liuq .ua. hHsIIUfs. $685. Ions.
aud ribs $40 tiUtIl. llnus.tii .vI..i fn
Eeccips. FiouU wIIiIe wheat. G1uu
bu. corn. - - iHU, uIIs. 5000 bu. rae.
1.upD lu barley. .II.tu Iu
Shipments aflNf Igun hflg wheat q
uOl bu. cuut. itiA." Nu oats iioJU be-. r,o.
au1 bu harley 2 "I hg.
ktNaNCuY. No a. ~ HWbr,i- sisll,.
40 . rnd. cash, ir r DII. November. N,t...
prg.mhUr ei.ul 81 siN l.iUi. NIv. Id 10,
IiI $50. 8fei DisH 800. ta.,1. Nu'1 sru
cash. ttu1tt uskri nfI.mh sII.s 1f q U,
Man. st.t't bill tum. uHiU Np.G So
Ilg asked Nvy1uN u s'..sktI tiIr yt.r. I'D.
biI. 20 b. asked. N.N 30, I.I. 81 - a,.pI
uiIs=No. ? cash I'D BIZ asLrd. November
pa bid, &c ash,d.
arasrrte.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

MT RECEIPTS At AT PORTS.
Nrw NoEK, Oct i2.-rho following are
net receipts Of cotton at all poris since
September 1, 1855
Galveston, lls,Ojl; Mobile, 81, 2S,, saynn-
nah, l1i.Osi; Charleston, ~ uc0. Wilmington.
2I,3pj, Norfolk, ~ Sp, baltimore, 1903; New
York, i,nib. BOSTON, 100, Newport News.
49, "hnodeltliia 2.v32 West Point, a..
90 brunswick, s,s1, Tort koyai, 30. -
tul "a. tus
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tHgN. Prom STORE, white. hAc. mixed. hlr.
iwm I.y,r ~ depot, white. in bulk. tsr. in
sH. aH. 'lr. MIXED. be- bulls &c. iu Sacks ang.
tU'r FROM HiulU, Soc. irum lCyco ur de.
pot slt'n
llN#thHiro, from store. M car load.
from lr,rH ur depot .ltaDnibut prime.
irnm store 'hwN'r. rrr iHli. from lrvrr 90
drrIt li'i prairie, lrlm stow, a,otUpr.
ear luld from lvyrv ur drppt so pb,lI.ul.
uN lr'm STORE, white De. mixed. NI,.
from i',cr ur depot while in bulk. So.
luu lgyyT Df depot white. Zoe bulk lA, iu
SACKS, 3ig. IIN'l. Zoo huik. 'ng, iu SACKS, sir
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
June, 1908 July, lol5@loi0 August,
10.22@i0.23 Sales, 1900 bales
Weekly cotton statement for the week
nj Dl,lnbar


NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling, 9hc. Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations revised were as follows
Ordinary, re; good ordinary, Sc; low
middling SIC; midding, 0%c; good mid
ding, 05sc.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
steady as follows: October, 9.oi@a05; No
vembor s.9e@00o; December, 003@00f
January, 0.l3@9l4; February, 9,22@92i;
March, 932@033; April, 0.i1@oi3 May,
o5l@952; June, oO0@002; July, 0.00@07t,
Sales, %, 800 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

ST. louis, No. oct IA special from
Evansville, Ind. to the PoF D,pu'tA saws.
last night the Robert H. Clrnn, "a cattle
Steamer SINK four miles below hero iu
thirty feet ct water Fifty head Of cattle.
four horJs and some frisht were lost The
crew reached shp-r iu safety The bottom
OF tho boat collapsed toss $1,000.
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IIretastaH-.

C1uy Mr,tHStanlnrl, s215N' ~. city
pearl, f' i'H'ip pearl, $3.50. vuIrt
hr,N. asa Pr,s-Nayy beans SIS. me.
dium 80
oar NEd.- IN hllf brl,. 2S0 from store
tHt,rEH ~ula tr.hlo CNirn. ~. rinsrr
SNAPS. So isH assorted lumblcs, lO.tl2c.
yniam cracker. S's'lbs
llufUH From siuuf common. sAntttOt
family sit'H 40 choice. stuutttlt fancy,
s'i'aisl extra fancy, si259t3j. patent.
Co in.tHtA .,ruur
Cv,rgrp Wurvr-iu half hfl,. SLJo from
stow
linusN ASH Cars fr,m store, SIai.
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CHICAGO H., Oct. 2.-Cattle-Receipts II ).
600; shipments,3, 900. Market slow. Beeves
$4.00Gg600; steers, s.. 25(d5. IS; stockers and
feeders, s2.00g3 IS; cows, bulls and mixed,
si.35@30O; Texas cattle, sl75@S.25 western
rangers, 81 506g350.
Hogs-Receipts, II, 0O0 shipments, $500
Market opened l0c higher but closed with
$5.9O@6.3o; light, s5GO@62o skips, 5000
500
Sheep--Rcceipts, 5000; shipments, $500
Market steady for good; common, lower
Natives, $30OGyi.20 westerns, $4,000 5
Texans S2.75@3. 40; lambs, $4.0O@5.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
SATURDAY.
Tlptonyille......- ......"..".GAYoso, 5p.m.
Movement. M the Ie,ee.

Arrivals-Jamcs Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osoeola; Guiding Star, Cincinnati;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; City Of Provi-
dcncc, Natchcz.
Dcparturcs-Jamcs Lee. Osceola; Belle
Memphis, NatchcZ Guiding Star, New
Orleans; City OF Providence, st. Louis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

rrsU# N1'kcrrl, h1if hrls No. 1880. Nn
q .w iulh. kit Nb. ., fi.3l. 40 4" sLgl.
So o. ti.l' Dry herring family a,g ict
lul " q Buo hcu.Bs uIi brl. $500
llHU lEnlr.u# QH.r Wrv pork. 800 <
"IhlH uuir,UnHl hams. t'rt1g lrHk
nf bacon ilmiH. clear r.h silcs bacon.
'neHI'' g shoulders. "4nac bulk pork
l'rff sides ufsr ripar rib sId.s or,
luuH clear 1850 shoulders. .htlsgc
lNHu. l,. Har1#r half bHs. NAUptsr
fDH raHHtc. choice kettle, iU'.Hilu
Quot
Pics fru-larrls. 500 half brls tLcl
ADl, Ella
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Al Grcen,iIIe.


! EIN'I1l NIsr1Ith ~ iuc AIIHlIs
GAINESVILLE Miss, Oct i2-Thc Morning
Star 10 Ni,HhuiE irftutUo'rlurk am. The
/ llUwW.uH Bird tHr Artiusls civ, lcn at q
O'Clock an. The Charles H. Grant. 30 Lima.
Ark lcft no io'rlork p.m. Tho hycrs54
anu falling The weather h clear.
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s.raerrtrs

tANEp Np1uH linrapplrs. st.SO Peaches
2 lHs standard $3.50. seyUnl siUl rumh.
turs lHs. standard So. 3 lhs. standard.
HOO StUb,rru, tl2, Baspbrrrrs, ~ -.
NNDhnrruU. tlul Green Inrda 81 -
l,ar. .tup rIuma tlsl Asparagus. 81 80
9ucu corn. tiwpill Grrcn peas. e. %
Cove oysters ful, weight. / lh. n5c. 2 ihs.
n 'l light vcisHt Csc. . lbs $40 con.
dcuscd m.lEa,wuu. $40. Earlr ~ a..
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Wool.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 2.-Wool--Stcady
and unchanged; bright medium, I5@23c;
coarse braid, li@2Oc low sandy, l0@l7c;
fine light, I3@l9c; fine heavy, ll@l7c; tub
washed 2SCd34c
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CLEVELAND. O., Oct. l2.-Petroleum steady;
s. W. ll0o, TIC.
WnNISGToS, N. c., Oct l2-Turpentine
firm. 4lc
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 1-ec
Sales Today, 4,5oo Bales - The
General Market is Steady-Meats
Quiet,

FNIUNh ENENIN"i Wv ~ I'.''
Money in the local markets. in active de-
mand, but not unusually 80 for the season.
Rates are firm, and paper is carefully scru'
tinted, but there is no unusual strain The
active movement of cotton is employing
large sums of money, but it is expected that
funds will begin to accumulate within thirty
DAYS and produce an easier money market
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ooTToN MARKRrs.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady miliIing p'.c. sll,- $50
bales. including 40 bales last evening. ot
whi,h3&p hale, toctIpIurn and l.D,D ba.,.
~ spinner
rN,uANuT QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, u1miu,l good ordinary, MONT.
unl low mi1ilus silirs m.11Iur. ui.c.
good m.dlIur phc midd.iuE fair
ulliOr fHf. nominal
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rnNE CHCpg Ou-Nominal: prime sum
mcr yellow iG,yi7; prime summer white
45ttl,c choice cooking summer yellow.
iSH'v cotton seed meal, SlL5o9isO0, less
than ear load, 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Receipts ~ uHmpfs for fhD week ru1uv
ociub.rla ai.i5H.., boz ssl'ut. IsuuI .ala
'ast week. auI al,,a De-! .mr week h..
year since September .. Di-.U bales. asl.us,
isl2l' bale. auc Time ia.t, year
shipments iur the usra, 1876 hll., Oh,
against - sdp ha.os .Bmr u,.a I..,ar since
September T. 2'lp bales. as unH, aLus
bales same time lasi year Nuaa aIpT.
1000 bales, exporter, 1900. and ,y.nu,n.
1900 bales
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

ImIuus-N q e. o. b.. ls1 ANN. .l'
.. D., lif a. & J. UNI ,.si. g.. o. 4
" o. ". .Tfs.N Dc o. o. %. ,s b e.. Il
ANA o.. o. k.C,N NAN o. w.. sF. IN.R o..
81 iyun. Mi o. a., 90. sigaluyn. s,l. vbruu,
40 Total, BOO IaI,-
kEpoHs-u a D. g. u. O. Ian D. r..
W. e., % AaN o. b.. o. Iual. II.I ualc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Spots opened quiet bui clusrl steady.
middlinE pii-ldc sales ~ bales
Quotations ryisod were rs follows urii.
nary, q gicg e1ol ordinary. sI.l0r. l1w
miidling, OS.iGs mildlins. pllIGr. good
middling iOc. midillng fair, lO,.c nIr
NE
Futures opened steady AMI closed steady.
"a follows October D3GMD3i. November
giO91N. December p5l0D53 January.
O0l@0O2 February OIL. March. $50
@asii April, 0oJ@oJl May 9gsaall
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

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NKw YORK. Oct. l2.--Trade was of good
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