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grnsrnt Nrws.

mr lrIra.aw,f Ralph Ice yesterday Tor
UPPER White river tu Wu during che winter.
Tu o. Bari stale arrived from rllucah
yesterday aud Will leave thib morning Tor
lf.uu rFtr
Tr Dyd Providence. from So Louis
Do 80 down 90 Natyhrz yesterday with % big
Uip .hr lH.hauci aud allDl consider.
uh'r freight here
carr GraguF MAiUyr has been npp iutcd
MASTER audi Nr 4 7. tumMluH iirt gllrk 81
thr Dolhumi Zoo enc bemph.s and Tp,on.
willie Trade. shu viii probably leave hero
Monday 600 Der hrt trim
Tue Granite State arrived from Cincinnati
late Thursday night with q. t,l packages. tie
principal iirms being $50 barrels ,i ilUur. 80
barrels ~ apples. iiUTTkaFu of furniture,
W barrels ~ whisky co packages ~ paper
aud 30 empty barrels She returned yes
tcrlay afternoon with n lirhi tHp.
tArr VNrNa uf Goo city ~ g. Louis
thinks there BE- % little l0ss than five feet out
from st Louis AMI ,yH look out Tor hcriycr
from Commerce to Cairo. Hs The rapidly llll.
iuE Ohio De- pulling ihg water out ~ The MS
sisippi aud hfeyulais and ihomp1on's
Will soon bc among the worst places 10 con-
tend with
tAr 80 llnwArp has lust completed az
his Irncrou,.llr Ind shir yards for the
Now Orleans md Bayou iafOurchc trade .
sinnCh t,crnwhcel steamer The new boat
has been chuflcncd lafourrhe. she 4 lU9
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for the grading of new corn. There was
evidently considerable OF a short interest TO
Ihe market over from yesterday, in anti
cipation OF lower market today, but the
operations of the trader mentioned above
turned the course Of prices, and in covering
prices were rapidly advanced
Oats gained strength from the improve
ment in wheat and corn, and futures show
an advance of ACg%c, though reactng some
from the outside.
Mess pork was traded in more freely, tho
bulk being in January, which opened 2Hc
higher, advanced 20c on better buying by
outsiders, rccedcd 25c and closed steady
The near deliveries were quiet and generally
easier.
In lard the near deliveries were decidedly
unsettled, but trailing not large. November
huctuated freely within wide range, but
other deliveries steady.
Short rib sides were in active request
Offerings limited and market stronger and
higher, but most Of the advance was in Jan
uary early, but later weakened and all the
advance disappeared.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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ny rELEdaAPH
,iancy, u,.,t. sptst,r,, 4.

New NuUR u.i Money ON rili easy NJ
sH' r'r cent, IH.i lu1u q p.f out. .I.a.l
90 % Tor rUuI DID, lum. mercantile rlutf
la.y5 per cent Sterling rNUhaHsT du'i hut
inm at 60 ll tor sixty day bills aud tity
for demand.
Nuy.wmrut bond Vrrp duil hut strong.
State bombs were unuuiy neglected
Tho stock market UuH murH active tuiav.
uul Nlir N..hUr boz Coo forenoon became
weak later nui thr advances with sumr.
thing iu addition were lost There WINS rrr,
lit." iratuw tn tho liHf TODAY the usually
active stocks were quito NEGLECTED while thp
Interest conferred in several now speculative
stocks Which arr now h,,umiur prominent
The high rates Cor money prevalent loo Ion.
don WIS pHpDnshlp COR morn sfli,n4 hy tbc
foreigners this morning. which ra,r tho
market mgFud appearance at tho urYniur.
but Thew was moderate demand from do.
mostir ,OuUv cor stocks, aud the temper OF
the room was CpusnryatiyclN bullish and the
entire list moved up. New England became
thv great feature Ut thC day. nud on a very
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| large business advanced 2pcr cent, the stories
about buying by. the New Haven interest for
control being revived. There was nothing
really new In fSgard 10 the deal, however,
and the stock held its advance better than
anything on the1istswhcn the decline came.
Among the active list Union Pacific and
| Western Uniontwere the only stocks in
which any particular strength was shown,
ana the revival Of the report that the iund-
ing bill would probably be passed aided the
former Tor time. Among the low priced
shares Chicago and East Illinois and Hook
Ing Valley were prominent for both activity
and strength. The hat" purchase OF large
block OF the stock by an influential house
stimulated Specializing in the former The
great movement of the duv, however was
drop OF 10 points in Philadelphia Gas on re-
ports from Philadelphia that an announce
ment OF the intciltOp Of the company to
issue s2,600,00O bonds had been made. a
small portion Of Che lo-, was attcrward made
up, but the stockJis Z per cent lower this
evening. Toward the latter part OF the after
| noon there was disposition shown 10 take
| profits and n ruinOr of gold shipments was
started and prices run OIL quite sharply.
The declines at the opening were from y to
| y per mt only and the market developed
strength, while New England assumed the
| lead OF the list and advanced rapidly on
! large business. The rest OF the list rose slow
~ on very moderate trading trade, which
became less as the morning wore away. The
best prices were reached around noon, when
the saGdng tendency appeared and little pro-
gross was made until toward O'Clock pm,
when the losses in cotton oil, st. Paul and
Richmond IL West Point approached | per
| cent The list did not rally aud the close
was quiet but heavy at about the lowest
prices for most Of the list Although the
iugtu1fiDua ypro UnngrulIy small. the Losses
are quite material ST. Paul lost llsc, Lake
Eric IL Western preferred, nc; North Pa
cilic preferred and Cleveland Columbus,
Cincinnati ~ indianapolis ! per cent each,
while the only advance was in New Eng
land, which is up IA pr cent
The railroad bond marint was quite dull
today for although there were q large mum
Der Of issues dealt In, the a!cs aggregated
only 81, 25s 0OO,o which $4,000 Werein Chcs-
apeakc q Ohio currency certificates. The
total sales Of stocks today were lii, !OI shares.
Ilpsiuu utIutntinus.
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INV YoRE, Oct 5.-Ccilcc-Optons opened
steady 1929 points mp ON advance; in
rate Of exchanges better. Foreign markets
closed barely steady. 2utJiO points up; ac
1--WE. Sales, 1888, 2JJ hngt including October
slluOalI.ij; November, $l13Oal3Jj; Do
ccmbcr, sl2OJal2OO. January, sl23Jm
i2.7D. February, 81 iUttSi2s5; March, 5i2lt
Z 1910; April, si2lpttl27J, MAY. ,l2.4O0l
- sGJunc, si1iO0Gsi2JD; July, sl2JOGi2.55
| Spnt-liio, stronger fair caigpcs, ior.
-ssI,-illw, nominal; refined, in better
| dcmIHi. 4 ndicr Molasses nominal Rice
/ ia.riy active AMI Irm.
Nav ORLEANS. oct. 5.-CoGcc-Quict but
| iifm. Rio cargues, common 10 prime, 1870
| iCc. SuMr-il4Cr open kettle gfuicsnom
| iual; c"utriiu.al-. oil white, 1jsc. MOlas-ci
| steady; Louisiana open kettle grades nom
/ NAL, cauirlu nls, primo to good prime, isc
I iIir 10 good iHir, ibblic. inferior Ia guoJ
l common, lDsl'c. Louisiana syrup. 57t,i1c
! CINCINNATI, o., oct. I-Whlsky-Activ,
/ and firm; SALES, ,J,H hrls finished goods ON
| basis uf STA liuttpr-Stcady. sugar
! Steady Ew.-Fl-icr l7isc. thcosc-StrOng
/ higher choice Mid Ohio Cat pHy'4c.
,IuDico, H., Oct 5.-On the Produce cx
| chau-" to-day The butter market was steady
and un, hanged ~. Steady, choice north
| crn, la'sglu.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour--ln good local demand. Patent,
SilOts725; bakers, s4256gi7j; choice, $500
05.2J; winter, % 5Ol9j.9O.
No. spring wheat Sl.l1A@i12lf; No. 3
spring wheat, 0SctJSl ,O3; No. .. red, Sl.llA0
ll2ls; No. corn, ij9sc, No. > oats, 2i4c
No. rye Goc; No. ? barley nominal; No. |
ilaxsccd, $780, prime timothy seed, Sl.5i
Cgl55.
Meas pork, per brl, $l5.J0al5 521E; lard,
per 100 lbs, Si0l7 Hg5i0.5O, short ribs sides,
luoscb S0iOm0i5; dry sailed shoulders,
tboScdA SSSl l@0OO, short clear sides,
boxed, S07jglOCO.
Ecccipts-flpur, 1900 brls wheat, 1900
bu, corn, $4,000 bu; oats, ,OUO bu; rye,
10000 bu; barley, j,OOD bu.
Shpmcnts-Flour, 1900 hrls; wheat, ~,
$50 bu. corn, 3B3, 800 bu; oats, l92, 600 bu rye,
1900 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
Kansas CIrY, Mo-, Oct. 5.-Whcat-
Receipts, L1l5 bu, shipments, 800 bu; in
store, 22G,u2j bu; higher. No red. cash,
$lU2jI bid, Sl.0j asked; December sales at
alUit; May, sos bid, sl.lj asked; No.
red, cash, s9iac asked; No. ? soft, cash,
SLU6A bid SiD asked December sales at
Slu1i .; May sales ~ Sil5.
Cun-Receipts, J3S bu; shipments, none;
Nv store, BOD bu; quiet; No. cash. no
bids, yjc asked; the year, 20,sc bid, 3DHc
asked; May, 3bisc bid.
Oats-No. > cash, 2DlSc asked, November,
1880 lid; May sales 10 2ic.
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feet long, thirty-sevcn.foot beam, and six
and half feet hold. She has three steel,
twO-fuei boilers, each forty-two inches in
diameter and twenty-six feet long. Her en-
gines are sixteen cylinder, with six feet
stroke. She is loading at Louisville for New
orleans and will probably leave there today.
TIE Anchor line steamer City of st. Louis,
en- route from st. Louis to New Orleans,
passed here yesterday with about l,SO0 tons
Of miscellaneous freight. Among her pas
sengcr3 is Capt, Twitcholl the Oldest steam
boat man In the world, having commanded
the Dewitt Clinton In 1928 and among
Others the first Sultana. He is nearly eighty
years old and lively rs n cricket, and is en-
route to his home among the orange bios
SONS Of Florida.
A SHAT little tug the property of James
Leitch Of Balize, British Honduras, arrived
here yesterday from Chicago and is moorcd
at the foot Of Franklin avenue, says the st.
Louis GlObe- Democrat, Of the ith instant. She
came from Chicago and is destined for New
Orleans, where she will be placed on board
Of one Of the gulf steamers and transported
10 her destination in Honduras. She con
sumod sixteen days in coming from Chicago,
as the water in the Illinois river Is so low
that over part OF the distance she had TO be
buoyod up between two bargcs and pro-
PEELED by third vessel, making the trip
very expensive one. She draws four and n
hall feet Of water. Her owner is engaged in
fruit merchandising in Honduras, and she
will be used Tor towing purposes.
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AVERAGE wRiGHr or MEMPHIS COTTON FOR
MuNriIO F HTpTEMUgU.


Spots opened steady and closed nominal;
middliug lO5-lGc Sales, ujbalcs Quotations
were u.s. follows Ordinary, 7isc, good orli-
nary, : ljl6c; low mddling, n'sc middlnr
10 5-lGc; good middling, 1880 middling
fair, NC fair, ne.
Futures opened steady aud closed firm, rs
follows October Ol6; November $50
05S; December, DGJWDGi. January, o726g
G73 February, osOsoSi; March, aso@1o1
April OosglgD, May, lOo7CgioOs, June,
lOiGaiOl7, July iO.9jGiO.25 August
iO.E@lO.21 Sales, OS,GOO bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet aud closed
quiet; mddling, a'fc. Sales, 300 bales.
Quotations were rs follows Ordinary. nc.
good ordinary shc low midliing,
a.. middling. oi5c; good middlnr 0l5.lGc.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet aud steady, a. follows October GI7m
0iS November, OlO@Dli, December o 1870
ola, January, O.2WO %. February D3l6D %,
March, osoGt0Il; April, 1lyG15o, May,
05SWObp June, 0G7@0Gs; july 0.7i@a1L
Sales ~, 100 bales
pAILY ruRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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Ercn,i-tuiis.

Cons Mrit--Standard, S2,35@2A0 city
pearl, 81. ij0g2,6o; pearl, $780, quiet
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans, $3.50 me-
dium, 800.
oar MEAL---ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS Soda, treble extra &c; ginger,
snaps, si5G9c; assorted jumblcs, lO@l2c;
cream crackers, SlgCy9c.
FlouR-From stcrc; common S3.75Gi 90;
family, $L45Gl.5j, choice Sl.706gLS0; fancy,
$5.2oGtj3u, extra fancy, s5.GJ95.7O patent
81 OJ@O % strong
CRACKED WnE,r-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
IloNtNY AND GRITs-From store, 1925.
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Our object is to distribute IL in small quanti-
ties as widely MS possible throughout the
cotton belt, 10 show you and the cotton
planters tina. we have at our own doors bet
ter material for cotton bagging than jutc.
With suitable machinery for making this
bagging, which we propose 10 have next sea-
son. it can be made much cheaper than we
are prepared 10 make it now with machinery
that was put In TO make different kind Of
i. Al
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Live stock.

CurAgo. H., oct 5.--IAe DrUr,rf jnrna
Uppris: tatllc-rcccIpis 1900. shipments
LOO. Market steady hrcycs. sBlDlh2i
steers. si7Ja..i5. storkc-s and feeders so.
NJJy COWS bulls and mixed. sL5jol3 ~
Texas cattle, SLDJ@AiG western rangers
s2.luuA2j.
~. .."'i, J a.,' ',.,i' $3.50
go 3tslsU light, 55.sOHG3j, skiUs, s3.lU@
$50
Sheep Receipts, sglN shipments, 1000
MARKET steady natives, F2iHg.Lll, west
,ru-. iawG50,, Texans, S2.5jajjO, sAips
.4ultIli
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At noon Spots Quiet, without quuinhlr
chnnw iu priryt. talr-. suJ halrs, nf which
American C.tun. Receipts. LOU bales ~
tatiuus we're as follows. ordinary. 70 lGI.
good ordinary, 1'sl low miidiiur hf.d.
runl mIdilinr ~ "a. midlIinr uplauds.
b ihtGl middliug orleans. Is.lul
fulurs opened quiet and CLOSED weak
lIhD.v Ufioo- aw given boz pyn,o and Uiihs.
thus ltj means ibiGil, aud sol means
bIFll1
Att pms october. sd sellers October.
November. % '- scilpr, November p,rrmbgr.
% - value bgrymhCrIluu1ry. t2l huyvr.
january February. A@i sgli'H. February.
March, - SELLERS MHrh AIHl, S.5 SELLERS.
April. May a2j sellers Muy.Juuc. 5g1
SELLERS
Liverpool weekly statement Tor the week
ruI|u.H ttHf.la.f . Isns.
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CoRN-From store, white, 5jc, mixed, 53c;
from lcycc or depot, white, in bulk, iSc; in
sacks, sic, mixed, in bulk, I7c; in sacks, SOC.
BRAN-From store Soc; from leycc or de-
pot Si55O.
liY--Choicc, from store OOc: car load
from lcycc or depot, Sl5.56HlGOO, prime,
from store, SONsjc car load, from lcycc or
depot, Sli5O, prairie, from store. 5jGg6Uc car
load. from lcvcc or depot, Sl0.j0gll0O.
OArs-From store, white, 3Gcj mixed, 33c
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk, BE; in
sacks, sac; mixed, IN bulk, 2Jg; in sacks, sic.
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rrrur tUrHr uuHN.muiI primo sum
W". yellow. Nsl,. prime summer white
h'l. rHr..n cooking summer yellow.
g.. .af. COTTON ..uI m#I. tIt .u..I. uU.
I,H IIlu car 'ulI. uHu
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THE RIVERS
sIoVrmrnt. ~ thr Ir,er,

AuiNllsHtmniir State Cincinnati. city
of st. Louis st. louis, city OF rroyIdyn,C,
&C. Louis
prparufU=Gmuii0 State, Cincinnati. CITY
~ Providence. Nai,hCE city OF b. Louis.
A#u IHIrFuH
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed quiet middlluf 0ifc. Sales.
100 balcA including 80 bales last
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Mrs. IoH,, OCT with agents and Job
tIr ihr demand uud movement WIS of un
changed proportion anil LARGELY thc result
ul Uldprs Tor upW u.H1umruts
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nIInnn rrr.rl.IIn.-

CLrvutSr o., OCT J-lc,r0loum al
aU0ol. 4 Vs. n, s'.r.
WILuSaToS, n. G., Oct j.-Turpyntin
firm, CO., ~.
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Provision.

Flsn-Mackcrcl, hall brl7, No. /, $500 No.
., $500. lob kit No l. sl.3O, No. ,, - -;
No. 3, $40. Dry Herring, family, 3jc Der
qox. W &. Rue herring. hall brl, $50
Hoo PRoprrrz-trm; mess pork,
slG.JOMl87j. msarcurrd hams, l2i!Cg
I3isc: breakfast bacon, litl2c; bacon,
clear rib sides, lUImlui.c, shoulders. 9bG
gisC, bulk pork, clear sides, Loo clear rib
sides, g'ac. long clear, 0'sc, shoulders, $40
sAc.
iAnp-Tccs, l0Eml0hc; half brls, lOAC
lOisc, KEGS, loA@lo9c choice kettle. lO}sGs
ll'.c. Firm
Pos FFur-Barrcls $780, hall brls, 800;
bon.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Imports M. q c. H. H., ~ VI. & 7 u. r., $40;
l.. Is ~ L. r., S1j; NJ Il l.. X X Il, 1915 C., o. Il
s. W. Il r., 23b L.. n. o. & r. Il r., 2l5, X. C., :.
4 N. II. r., --; X. c., NJ d d. Il r., 22j.l NJ H. r.,
TO-; Tenn Mid - steamers, l,t3i wagons $50.
Total, S,7lS.
fypoHs-L x n. RR. alj; C., o. & 2. W r. r.,
C9E steamers north, p. Total, 1893 bales.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
october 5, ls,OJi balcsas against 1850 bales
last week aud 30, is9 bales same week last
year, since September /, 2S, l55 bales against
50, i52 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 02l3 bales, rs
nguinst II, IA bales same week last year since
September /, ll,G50 bales as against il,7O1
bales same time last year. Weeks sales,
1850 bales; exporters lO5OO, and spinners,
1850 bales.
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ending October D, lSSS
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-. lnrN do llnnI. lllrILrI.

ST. lou, Mo, Oct -Wuol-stcad
aud unchanged.
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evening, Of which LOO bales to exporters
and 500 bales to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 71sc; good ordinary, Hci low
middling 0,Sc; middling, 01c; good mid.
ding 0Ac middling fair, l0c fair,
nominal.
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s,nKr Of ihr itIYcr-.

OFFICE slGNAL SEgyICE u. g. A.,
MElrHls, Tenn, Oct. 3, sam.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named In the 10Th meridian time, which
one hour later than Memphis time.
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The following list will be corrected semi
weekly
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, lac
Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Firm.
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Miscellaneous.

B,sDT4=il isnlJr
ruurW =kcr. 1uDi half kCss, g255.
quarter lres, tlit.
IIHHs I.IIHt'i
SuHr-urop slt'. buck, sL7o.
lTAu.tr.
TNtpw-3ftic.
Tou,oco-oommon. 15g2'ri other rradc,
1lHt-ir.
syriI-CafpiJs gOsJ HaIpHa uD -
Dental Scotch, Ipur Railroad, spl Gail
a "A. tHuu.
Co't Outline white. wholesale lots
$50 per ril.
Wool bury rr.Hsr wool, uHHrhrl 90
ftlt. ,I,rr #H1aH HuH' .H't b.. bury.
washed. HHr.sH. iuH washed I....iU.
lTrsWfT.. l-r'ts
NNlH-iHlu . 900. steel exon.
lluH urg Hiui SEQ. D. lIH Np. p in.
drN .IIf.I 81" $50. o. N. green aiIf.I SO O.
u'a. So. % 49, green. 500. .hDWsius.
ls't.IUH lrw.
WWsa1 .stn slt Kentucky Bourbon.
ti.HHHhuN EUH.H.Hu and Lincoln rHurf'.s
Tenn. nfw 60 yHtIUH eastern nr. 90 ,N.
Con yrruHl.u. Goo HF. and make. common
uh"kE. N.'.tl..N B..urI.Ur tI proof moth.
iUE under 60 prr cent quoted.
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hrprAL OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct D. lSSA
Money active, supply somewhat limited;
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CURES PILES. BURNS, CUrs. CoRys
BRUISES, CIIILBLAINS& PROSTITUTES
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IInnsrhnlll .nnnlIc..

Arrtrs- il5v@225 per brl. Dried apples,
3@3ac ger ID, from store. Dried peaches,
Ittic from store.
FWUr-firm. Oranges $500 per box.
Lemons stnOtt1SO per box. Bluaul-, siu0
Ct2uD per bunch.
Eogs--tcady. Boxes, lie: eases, isc
R'isiNs- .Oudon layers s2JptLAUn. layers,
$40. California, S2.JumBuD.
BrIrsE- liuttcrinc. lic; creamery, pc T;
dairy, lSc. county butter i2i.htl5r
Clum-Onrk, $3.50 per url aud $3.50 per
half bril-
NisrgAE=ror gal, ioNi2c.
Recommendations. sl55 per brl. Cab
hlrc= Loose. 49, Louis 5GtGc; Chicago 90
&C. kmut Per hrl, $500. half bril- 500
Garlic. luc pcr iuu.
-Cocuuuut, 500 per lCn. Peanuts
Virginia, 5000, Tennessee humrr,' stock
%. .tir-rUistDi. 2ilr higher. ,hcllpl, UW5c.
f,yIus. Texas Ut,i-c.
routrm= Chickens. young. sidON225,
mixed, g. ulbl12,. hons. e1.rnu1.,b.
r,kits-lirIs $3.50 half brI. .lU1
l0TNTnr.-Fiun. ii' per Lrl. sacks, CSC.
HWfUI .H I'D t.F ifl
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Groccr!cs.

CANNrrGoope-r incapplcs, $3.50 Peaches
. lbs. standard, $50, second. $lOO. IOma-
toes , lbs. standard, SIC; . lbs, standard
sIu , Strawberries, Sl.25 Rasphcrrics, - 2j
Blarkbcrriys Sl.Gp Green Cages, $l.D. Pears
500. rlums. 500 ASpAagrus,sl.O. Green
corn a uuNtib. Green peas sl2j, Cove
oysters. fun weight, III, ajc, lbs, $i.55;
light weight, Csc, . lbs, 81. Condensed milk
--Cruwn, 500 Eagle, $40, swiss sj.'".
salmon, tl.7j(tl.S5. Sarlincs, $40. mus
tlrd -ardincs Sl75. MackCrol, SL2ji her.
ring maCkcrcl, 800
SugAH-puro white sc, OF white. &c;
yellow clarified, 7hGsc, refined 4, sc, stand
ard gmnulntcl, SAttsllc, powdered, sac
cut loaf + sC, strong.
CorTEEHC Common ~ BE-, ordinary, l,iic,
fair lGlgc, prime Rio, lsy, choice tp fancy
10. old government, 5nttS2c, strong
sALr-Sngnaw slp,pljl per brl, Ohio
river sl.2pttL3 per bpi., sk. tine, sl31Cg
lie, coarse, sllOol.l' pkis, 2Am,c.
lhrr-LuuisIlua, jN1A4c Carolina Co.
quiet
CNSpIr.-Sticl, an sizes, in bvs pals and
brls Wtllc; fancy assorted, "wlog extra
fancy l-u2Jc; firm.
Cnrrr-primc Hats, 7rnsc. View York me.
tory, sCg1c full cream, t'4c. Young Amer
lea l1c
Scars hNp oAyprts-SOap, 3l4gjc can
dies, full weight. pi.c.
SrAEcu-J7am3ifc
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a.. G prime choice Hitnj,g. fancy llH iHg
centrifugal, common 10 iH.r. no3jC. prime
To choice JUWJ5g syrup, ,ut,ioc; quiet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

NV GuHg, oct h=ihe following M,
The receipts u cotton Of al rUrs elmo,
September !. l~,s
Galveston. ii2sl, New Orleans ioi3lO
Mobile. 2ists, Savannah, ll,lal, Charlgs
ton. 55.O'sE Wilmington, 1900 Norfolk. 30.
Si,. naltimor, $50 Sew York. i,si5. lus
ton ca Ncwpuu NcNz 55I Philadelphia
1851. West Point ii.Upl. brunswick. ass,
Fort Royal, iJ5. Total iFipiJ
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-07-18
erandfather and GRANDSON.

1t is as the grandson of his grandfather,
chiefly, that Harrison has been nominated,
and as such he is TO be run. Already the
public. is being reminded of the enthusiast
lie campaign the grandfather had, and
similar wave is predicted for the grand
son. The tag end of the platform may
stand in the way of the hard cider; but there
Is nothing to prevent log house or two
being trundled over the country as was done
in 1870
But before too much banking is done for
the Harrison of 1883 on the credit of his
ancestor of 1910, ope thing, says the Detroit
Free Press, should be called to mind. The
enthusiastic, famous, successful campaign
OF Harrison in 1910 was not his first strug-
gle for the Presidency, but his second.
1t was in 1896 that William Henry Harri-
son was first nominated for the Presidency,
his opponent being Martin Van Buren,, of
New York. AT the election Van Buren, re-
ceived 40 electoral votes to - for Harrison
and a majority of 5000 on the popular vote
Van Buren, carried fifteen States and
Harrison seven. or the remaining four two
were carried by Hugh i. White, of
Tennessee, one by Daniel Webster and one
by w. p. Mangum, of North Carolina.
This, of course, is the election of any
which must be looked to for an omen; and
the omen is against the grandson The
lesson of the gyandfather's political life-if
it has any-is' ,that the grandson must be
beaten in his first Presidential campaign.