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Miscellaneous.

nAdGISG-ltCi2s.c.
PowprH-Kcgs. 800, half kegs s275;
quarter kegs, els.
ilIprs-Dry Hint. No I, Toe; No. 2, &c; dry
saltcd 5isCg5c. green altcd, No. I, g.; No. 2
Sic green, 3gic shecpskins, l1cg|l.O0 ir-
regular.
WmsKY-Strnght Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 5OtD0Oo. Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. sharp advance sl.jO@3.Oo, Eastern
rycs, a.. s5Cr6, according to age and make;
common whisky, uicClsl W. according ~
proof. nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
Tin=sl lhttl2h.
suor-prop sL25, buck, $50.
/ IUAB-dc.
Nus-lron, t2O5 steel. t2i5
, TouNoUo-Common, 2jm3ic. other grades,
| $50 Sc
syuTr-Garrctts go S5 Ralphs, tlO y.
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad, O. -, Gail 4
| Az sBUl
Coat Ou-Primc white, wholesale lots,
/ 9l.c per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd II
| Milr, clear grease wool. NM2ic, bury,
washed 2lctSlc. tub washed, SV95ic.
HEEswAN-lstt2c.
| TALIoW-3Gt4c.
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unn.rhnlI snnnIir..

ATTEST. 2ia2uopcr brl Dried apples,
4c,iy pcr 10, from st0r Dried peaches,
Sos from store.
fEru-Fim. Oranges sd0o@sOo per box.
Lemons SlUtt3JO p,r box. Bananas tl.OO
92UOpc bunch,
PIcklE-lirls $3.50. half brls, 900.
PurAroU-firn; tiUW2O per brl;
sweet. a. iO Ter brl
E0gs= Weak boxes. Ice cases. nc.
RustNs=l1ulnu laysr, 500, layers,
So California. - iOOJuO.
FHuTs=tuyuauuts. t4uu pcr 100. Pea.
nuts. Virginia, tmGhc Tennessee, farmer
stock, ths, rastcd, 2'sc higher, shcllcd,
Glfiy. l,chus Texas, pti2c.
BrrrrE-lluttrrine i5c. creamery. 9lC11jc,
dairy ttHisc. country butter, llnlUc.
Cipm-Ohrk, 900 per brl, and $50 Per
/ half hfl
NiSr4,R=rcr ral. sTiec.
NurrsHtrs-unions, st.7St2oo per hrl
Cahbary. tiWti55 per crate. loose, 5Ctsc;.
, kmut hrls NUl half brls, $50. Garlic,
81 ter lon
ruurgy-Chickcns spring. tljOgl 81,
mixed. SL5jtt1sl hens. g. S'oJ2iG
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GENERAL TRADE.

Hog meat closed nrm and lard steady to-
d,y, price. remain unchanged. Amount %
grain boz store AZ the elevator Corn, A,3GD
bushels uais. q. ~ bushels, wheat 10 so
husheis
Tho following quotation committees were
appointed iur september by President
Martin. Of the Merchants Exchange Gro
,,riss and rt1visiUns-J. '. Frank. ~ a..
Miller. W. VI ranbro rroiucc-louis Erh
n n Mckinney. Gm.n-w.J Chase. Prank
Moulton flour=S. ~. Phillips, J. N. Will.
Jams. Cotton Sod Products W. Allison,
Aston Boyd. ,. Z. Jefferson.
Thor is 90 change tn note IN the New or.
leans sugar market and although thcry Is q
better feeling thsfy BE- r1 4u0tbIc change In
pdeys There h no yharry in the market
or m1iasscs. EIey continues arm. With
/ prr,a guuAbIy uughlHEul A. New York
Do1,, b. little hfmsE sugar have dsy,l-
oprl Increasing strength on better call for
/ rrHuT,lssUd,is
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DOMESTIC ENCHANOE.

New York and eastern demand par buy.
inF, $50 per $1,000 premium selling. Now
Orleans - discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati. 81 Louisiana Louisville demand,
Iar buying ~ per $1,000 premium selling
The week. clearing. showed ana increase
of SIS. 3i3 o5oyyr last weeks
Cotton In the local market closed quiet nj
q decline Of S.iGci salcs unimpnriant New
Orleans spots closed duh. with futures quiet
and steady. september up points
with remaining months advanced 20 5
points. Liverpool was firm. demand fair
future. firm. az an advance oi point The
New York market closed quiet at q decline
OF slice futures quiet. september up 3
points. rvmaining months TO 4 points
The New York cotton exchange will be
closed tomorrow, Monday.
The COMMERCIAL B.iioiia states that "what
4 a. become Vt Ga, cotton that has gone into
possession oi the longs h. now an enigma
and an evident .uurrc II pcrplcSity. IL Is
Tumor,d that tf,ifht.ruom Lns been engaged
for 1850 bale, at I'll, but therJ remains
strong fear that deliveries may be made on
year old expiring certificates, and thus un.
AAfHNNNANlg NAr A'lAfaalHs 'N'NA hlNN
September, which no one care, toh bid upon
until they are certain that they will not re-.
ociye stock upon which will be- saddlcd the
expense ot rrccruhcauun. The committee
OF the exchange a. whom the matter IT the
Necessity cor a renewal of certificates las
been referred has not sc, reported
Bailey a Co In their circular say. ~
looks A. Il the August bulls hail sold Sep
tcmbcr and aud ar, holding Il down 30 buy
and We think We may see later ON dcman,
Cor cotton In this month that will be- Eel
both In this and Liverpool markets.
Tho Galveston Nor, tojay contains a state
ment Of the cotton crup Of Texas Tor th,
s,ason Of iSs7-Ss. showing the yield for a.,
past year 10 have been ISL ,b2J bales. The
statement is hasci GA reports Of railroads a.
o. cotton originating on their lines In CON
tadistineiiou 20 cotton shipp,d from othcI
railroads
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equally insignificant M regards the real
trading uf the day The tone Of the deal
ings, however, was uniformly strong from
beginning TO end, and everything on the list
at the close was higher than last evening.
The interest conferred entirely in the North
crn Pacific aud Oregon TmnscontIncntal dur
ing the first hour, but these stocks were sup
planted later by Lacknwann Reading aud
Colorado coal. The buying was good at the
way out, while the traders were the princi-
pal sellers generally Of short stock. The
opening was generally firm, the advances
over last evenings closing figures extending
10 X per cent, while Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
was exceptional with loss ol y per cent.
The animation In the early dealings was all
In Oregon Unconstitutional and IL was
strong advancing nearly point, the rest Ot
the list ,ympathiLng, while Canada southern
aud Wheeling X Lake Erie preferred also
showed marked strength. There was
period Of stagnation after the move
mcut was checked, but later the coal
stocks came to the front. and lacknwnnna,
Reading aud Colorado coal became the spe-
Cill features, the latter advancing nearly 2
per cent. The general list again advanced
small fractions and the movement lasted
until the close Of business, which was quiet
and strong at the best prices II the day.
Everything is higher this evening, though
the gains are for fractional amounts only.
The railroad bond market was equally rs
duh and unintcrcsting, Ne the share list
trading being confined 10 an unusually
small number Of issues. and the fluctuations
for the smallest fractions only. The Kan
sas * Texas were again strong though the
gain was only fractional. There were only
two marked changes Ia the quotations, de-
cline of per cent In Canada southern sec
onds and a gain Of 2 per cent in st. Paul
gold bonds at i25if.
The sale Of bonds for the week were
81, $4,000, against 50, il4,OOJ for the previous
week.
The total sales Of stocks today were Gj, ii9
shares. Closing quotations.
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Cash quotations were n follows
FlouT-Quict and firm; choice 10 fancy
winter patents, S4OocrI75. choice 10 fancy
hard spring patents k5ljta5.30
No 2 spring wheat glA@9Hci No; 3
spring wheat, s2CgSc, No. 2 red We;
No. Z corn, Hhc; No. 2 oats, 2iL@2lj.c;
No. rye. 62c, No. barley. nominal No I
faIsccd, 81. 23H prime timothy seed, slO5
Me-. Pork-Per brl. til22XaiL25; lard,
Per 100 lbs sg55. short ribs sides, tooseL
ss.45; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed $3.50
us. short clear sides boxed t1OOtf12,.
Receipis-Flour, 1000 brls wheat ~. 100
bu; corn, ~, 100 bu. oats, 80, 100 bu, rye,
1900 bu barley, 2, 80 bu.
shipmcnts-Flour, 100 brlv wheat o..
100 hu; corn, 26 30 bu, oats, rs 30 bu, rye,
%, go hu. barley. G,i0Obu.
ST. Iorts No, Sept. i.-Flour-Steady.
wheat-Higher, closing h@Ac above yes
ierdayg No red, cash. o8ltc bid, septsm-
Der aiisaBAc closing at iDkc; December,
n5@9jhc. closing oj &c. May, tiOgi0CE,
closing 10 1905, bid.
Corn-Quiot bat firm No cash, &c. Sep
tcmbcr, tldtlkc closing At &c, BID, Octo-
Der. tOtseslitsc. closing NJ tic, The year
4ad35isc closing At Sake, January. Ih'
closing At 3il1c bid; May, 1h@NSso'
closing NJ Blsc.
Oats-Dull but firm. No. ? cash, 2ja2S,.c;
MAY. 2-sc. september. 2il.o, bid; October,
2tisc. bid. the year 2ic, bid.
Ryc-6ic, nominal.
Fla1sccd-stcady, si.H.
Bnn-55Hgj7c.
C1mmeal-t2 25a230.
Hav-ncmand wholly - local consumpt-
i've character; prairie, t6.Oygs0I timothy,
81 OOdiA0o.
Bu,ter-Quiet but steady creamery, 100
| dc dairy. l6CJi7c
| Egrr-loWor, i23lc
Proyisious-Firm,.p pork. $500 for JOB lots.
| Iari-tg i2if Tor current make. Dry sal'
neats-Shouldcr, $50 l0ngs and ribs,
I ts72ita-s7tS. short clear i2llNrs -
| Rscon-shoulders q. - longs and ribs, ~ 81
@a ~ short clear t.o2s,gaIO. Hans
/ tl2 ssgIt.0O
Recsipts-Flour 100 brls wheat 100,
90 bu. corn, 400 bu, oats, 500 bu.i
/ rye. 400 hu. harley, lnDo hu.
'shipmcnts-Flour. 6Opp brlg wheat T.
COO bu. corn, 400 bu, oats, Aooo bu.' re
I 400 bu.
/ kANsu CRY. No. sept i-Wheat-
/ Rsrripts ~ ~ bushels shipments, 1870
| bushels. Ia store. ..t,4 OJs bushels steady
\ No ? rel. cash. &c bid. 80 asked. Oct0
/ b.r - bid 5pi,c asked. Dcccmhcr, %,
| bid. size asked. No. red, cash, ~ oid
| 58kc asked. No. 2 soft, cash, $40 bid be
/ eenibsr. &c BID, ec aked.
Corn-Receipis, i,i2a bushels shipmen. 2.
i.OiS bushels. steady, No. cash. no bidl
nor offerings the year. 30 BID, ~ asked
Nav. 81 &c bid No 2 white, cash, 10 asked
| Oats-N0. :, cash, Sc BID, nJsc iked'
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Ntv Nosx sept Money Un call easy
a. ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper.
tattab per cent Sterling exchange dull
but straly az 81 So ilr Oday bills aud
gtSA f0r demand
The exports u specie from The port q
New York last week amounted o. So. 90.
% which tiYiiO eN iu gold and A,l tu
silver. AL The rili vis shipped % south
America AMI az he silver vent b. Europa.
The imports ~ specie Or the scck amounted
b. 81 So, Of which g.. ~ vas 10 sold and
o., as silver
Government bonds we're dull and steady.
STATE bonds Nsru entirely neglected
The stock market today while a little
mnru active than that u last saturday eas
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crEy Nru-saniari i-p8g,g psarl,
o. - quiet
Br,ss ,sb Pr,s-Navy beams t255. NELL.
um. fln
oar Mt,t-tn haf hr's g. 50 from store.
CaArKrEs=>sin treble ,afn, Hc. riurur
SNAPS .tr assorted IumHlHs infi2r.
itHru=frHn sturT. common, ~ tufta -
family tasHsluW ghuiUg. Nli.tt.s au.
cy etHttsF rAtn fancy, tAiJ5t ~, pat.
ert ~ srtA o. steady
CukrErB Wunr=l8 bali brit tlO from
store
M-mNl aNb nr-r.-Frnm stlre. ~
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.,.,u ana Pro,t.ie...

CWrAao H., sept The wheat market
opened a. a very tame bear today but later
appeared th BE- without motive early. There
wns az easier state q aiiairs reported ~
cable abroad. There we're selling orlers ~
the country. The exporters only looked on,
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PLANTATIONS MOVEMENT.


The New York Financial CAuBicis Of Sep.
tcmbcr gives the following figure, Total
visible supply. ,,leyg bale, against Las.
&C in i,,5 Thcsy hguur. indicate a decrease
Of cotton In sight 81 a3t,J5O bales. A. COM
pari with the same dat, In i,,5, and lie
crra.c Of 2iA0uO bales as compared with
same date in ls,A
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Sept THE Drorcr,' Jour
nal reports: Cnttlc-Rcceipts, 5000 head;
shipments, none. Market slow lOGl5c
lower; steers, S3lOmI75; stockors and
feeders, $2OOa3l 10, cows, bulls and mixed.
Sl.OOCg3.OO Texas cattle, sl.s0930Oi western
rangers, S3OOgI.40
Hogs-Reccipt. G0DO head; shipments,
1900 head. Market dull and weaker;
mixed, $5.05@GI5; heavy. $GOO@GO0i
light, $4,000 20; skips $.lO615.G0.
Shecp-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market steady; natives, $3.50
Cii75: western shorn, s3.2jeg3Gj; Texans,
shorn, $2.7O@3.35. lambs S3.GO95.O0.
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LIVERPOOL.
AZ noon. Spots firm. fair demand Sales,
10000 bales. ~ which American 77m
bales. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of (which Amer
lean l.5UO bales. Closing quotations were
~ follows Ordinary, asa. good ordinary,
. 3-lGI. low middling, Old, good middling
jl.d middling uplnnds, Hid, middling
Orleans, II I'D.
Futures opened firm at advance and closed
firm.
These prices are given IN pence aud Glths,
thus iGI means AG3-Gi, aud sol means
. l-Gll
At pm. September 5N sellers; Sep
80 sellers, October Nuycm-
her, so value, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5l1
sellers, ncccmbcr.Januury, $40 sellers jan
uary y chrunry. h.iG sellers February March,
5.i7 sellers, arch-April 5ls sellers April
May 10 value
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TIN. G. u not curc-all, but quarter
Of century Of constant use has demon
strnted beyond question that Tanners In
faiiib,e Neuralgia Cure i the only known
iniallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville. Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2sJ
Main street
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Nrw YoaH. Sept i-CoGee.-No session
of the eNchanrc today. Spot RIO hrm nut
quiet AZ iiis Tor fair carrDss. sugar-hAN'
quiet but hrm, rrancd active and hrm.
CtSHtxNart. q. Srpt 1 -Whisky-s steady;
sale. sis barrels finished rD,is, 90 bass
Of il.lL nailer-QuIet sngar-In Ialf ~
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IAuu-Cho.cc, thl5c common 30 good,
Per head 81 afglUN
Hoss-Choitr light Sos ic god, lN@Sc;
common. t'.Hl'ac.
tNrTLr=thuiDr, AstAac gnUd, 2AH3c.
scallaeaFs. thf2ar
surFr-Cho'5c, S4gtc medium, SIC
common. tluHgiA
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mand. Eggs-Easier at l3@l3JIc. Cheese
Firm.
CHICAGO, H., Sept. lon the produce
exchange today the butter market was firm;
Elgn creamery, 2l6L22c; choice, lsglJci
fancy dairy lIK@l5c; firm; choice north
orn, l5lEGgl0c. Eggs-Stcady at l5A@lO.
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o.,i.n ,.sa rre.lre,..

ruiNT CHruE Ou=Hc prime summer
yellow. locale % summer yellow, LAsJsc,
choice cooking summer yellow. kttNs.
prime summer white U0tttr prime cotton
o. li on cotton srol meal, slAOutglS %
les than car l0u tib1A
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Jake Goldhaum, Second street Chelsea
J. Goldberg. Fort Pickering.
v. Bcrnardino, Main and Linden.
Charles Cicelli, Union and DeSOto.
John Oakley, Beale street
CharloeGallina, Bealc street.
J. A. VI cClain, Capitol Saloon.
Floyd & Mooney Main street.
G. rodcsta and Bro, Main and Court.
J. A Pollock, Madison street.
w. II. Irwin, Monroe street
Turf Exchange, Monroe street
J ohm Oberle, Second street, Chelsea.
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New World Dry Good. ua,l.e,.

NEW YoRK, Sept 1.-The close Of the week
shows a large business In the iobbing
branches Of trade, while with agents there was
fair increase
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2. 1925; lob kit No. /, $40; No. ?, $ll5.
Dry herring, family, 2jc per box
Hoo PuupuCrs-lirm; mess pork $1,000;
sugar cured hams, l3ml3isc. breakfast hncon,
lO1,ml2c. bacon clear rib sides, plzmlnc;
bulk pork, clear sides, pis6lDac clear sides,
s7km0c; long clear, sA@S}sc, shoulders, "a
L,np-Tcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs,
s'sc choice kettle, lo@lo'4c; strong.
Groccrie-.
CANNrp Goops-Pinc apple, sl.75; peaches
. lbs standard, 500 3 lbs, standard, ~. -;
second. $50 Tomatoes. lbs, standard,
81 90, 3 lbs standard, Sl.l5. Strawberries,
$l.75. Raspbcrrics, SlGO Blackbcrrics,
sl.25al ~. Green cages. SL7j@lSj. Pears,
- 2pml7j. Plums, $40. Asparagus, SO
CIL25. Green corn Sl.liCIlIO. Green peas,
81. Giml.gO. Cove oysters. full weight | M,
gjc: . lbs, sLGj@l75. light weight Gi@7jc;
. lbs. siUD Condensed milk-truwn. sj.Ot
Eagle Sl.7h Swiss. $40. Salmon, Sl.Ij
m2lO. Sardincs, s5OoHj. %, mustard sar'
dimes, 500. Mackcrcl, 500 herring mack
crrl, sl2h
srGNR-Purc white, sc Oft white, &C;
yellow clarified, 7AM>c, refined A, SCI
standard graduated, sA@S}sc, powered,
sa,c; cut loaf, SAC, firm.
CoFrrr- Commun, llisc ordinary, ihlsc'
fair, lGlsc, prime Rio, lSc. choice to fancy
10: old government, 3Od32c, steady.
SALr-Saginnw, sl.30mlSj per brl; Ohio
river, $l.2oal2j per brl; SKIS, fine 1880
10, coarse. Si.1O@i.l5; pkts, 2A@lc
RIcE-Louisiana 6BjIsc; Carolina, &C.
quiet
CANDrrs-stick, all sizes, In bXs pals and
hrls, 9CIllc; fancy assorted, Dglbc; extra
fancy, lsCg25c; firm.
CmrEsE-Ncw York factory. none; full
cram. l2isMlJc; Young America, i3@lI.
SoArs AND CASpLEs-SOap, 5Cy5Jsc; can
dies, full weight, Dlsc.
SrARCu-S1M3lsc.
MoLAssEs-louisiana, common to fair, 20
@25c; prime Ia choice, 3JCg3Sc; fancy, 400
45c; centrifugal, common 81 fair, 2h2)c,
prime TO choice, So@3So, syrup, D@iOc;
quiet
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Is~,i-tau.

C0Hv-From sfHrr. white. az. mixed. So.
from lryro 1f depot white in bulk. aAc. Ia
slrks. s. mItHI ln bulk. A. in sackA 80.
BaAS-tf.m STORE, &c, is0m lcycc % de-
pot 90 iutglI uu
H,Y-gh0iTr from store. ~ car load. from
lgyeu % depot tiH Sd prime. from store.
Sc. car load. from lFvrr 1r depot $500
prairie. from store ISL fHi, car load, from
lgvrg o. depot o. SlCgitiO
Okrs=frUm ttUru. alIta Sc mixeh lic
from lcvrc or depot white. In bulk. So In
sac ~. o.. mlHrd iu EuIk -. IN sac -, glc.
rrsyt.isa.
Fmu-Micksrrl. half br.a 80. 1. q IS, No.
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Wool.

ST. TOrts, Mo-, Sept. -Wool-Stcndy,
with prices unchanged. There Is good con-
sumptiyc demand, but little speculative
huvtuW
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InvnoN. Sept. Ia pm. -Cousols closed
AZ ~ II iur money and vJ3sd Tor the October
account The amount of bullion gone into
the Rank Of England on balance to-day IL
$500
P,nn. sept THREE FER cent vntes,
s6i u5c fUr the account
nANk CLEARfNuS
Cmc,oo, H., sept i.-Clearings, tio..
-, $50
R,lrtSoaE Nd, Sept i.-CleaHng-, o..
565 ~, balances. f2t5, soJ.
PmllurLrm,. Ia, sept i.-Clearing,,
60 g5D2H balances. N,Sii,si0. For the
werk-Clcarng., t55,iO5. so balances, So
as. ,,L
BasroS. Mass. SEPT. i--Clearn-, ST..
spl SO. l,lautrs, si.'snt,3. Dor the week
-Clea =. sgn. 5u. 3tl; balances, so,sl1-
20 For corresponding week In ISL
ClearinrS 81. iOO6S1 balances $40 ~. 2l3.
81. Loris. No. sopt f.-CleannF,, o., -, .
ig. balances tla53o. For this week
Clr,rinss, siGg7t.t73; balances. t237p. %.
For lat vrck-Cisarinv', 81 O1sSr. bal
anrrs. A. Vlla.l. For tAo corresponding
vsk u last ycar-Clcarns, SO s0i, 2it,
balances t26io57i.
Nru YouE. sept. Tie weekly hank
statement shows the follo~ ing changes Re
serve. decrease. a.. LBtr'0 loanA incruase,
o. - 80 specie. dccrcass ". 30 so legal
tculers. increase, 49, 30 deposits, lie
erase ttll. 30 circulation. decrease, tt3,'
SO The banks now boil tidiuh61 In eN-
cess 20 the Is pcr cent rule. tleaungs 10
/ DAY. $40. 90 az. balances, O. 9lJ.3as. for
/ the week clcanngs, So0i, =, 80, balances,
| 81 LIl.AlA
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MAGNOLIA BALM

tn.ar.. . P.rfsst cusnpi-siaa nj s-sp. N. r.s-.
Ss4a. Arsaa MI A.aAs ssn 80 s.ssa III III
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CLEVELAND, o., Sept l.-Pctroloum-
Steady; $. W., llO', nc.
wmNSGroS, n. G., Sept. i.-Turpcntinc
Firm AT JJc,
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ElSAss MAGNOLIA BALM. asms.-. auaburu
-. Frsssi.. ngGA F.tsA... Cat BE- aat-.,-al
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MAGNOLIA BALM

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ArrFAt OFFICE,
SATURDAY EvENlSG, sept I, iSss.
Money rates firm and unchanged at 3 per
cent Demand steady; supply sufficient at
banks for all cuisines, purposes.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet midllins aiiidc Sales
unimporiant including -- lat evening Ut
which 49, % exporter and all % spin.
hes.
FNyUNNGE QUOTATIONS
orlnar, nler r1oi ordinary Sic. low
rtiIIuF vAiG, mIdlliut 70 ll.itc good
u.idunr iny mliIliug fair Do 5lsc, ia.r.
rsmiual dusty 4. 81 le lower.
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CAUTION TO DEALERS AND RETAILERS.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK tx
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-.Middling Cotton,0 li-loc
Sales Today Unimportant - The
Tone ofthe General Market Steady
Meats Firm.
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NJ. J. Griffin, South aud Rayburn avenue.
Mrs. y. Rics Vance street.
G.. &. Carter, Bcale street
+ w. Scruggs Poplar and Orleans
q. J Long & Bro, Shelby and Trezeyant
A. Marx, Hot Springs, Ark.
Fransioli Bros, Front and Madison.
Joseph Samucls, NandHlc, Ark.
Thomas Coync, Alabama street
+, NJ Harper, Carlisle, New Mexico.
W. W, Gresham, Bolivar, Miss.
Mrs A. McNichOlns, South street.
Butler Bros North Gate ElmwOOd Cemetery.
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Notice.

no TO TIE HAND LAUNDRY iH aFcovp
4 q street under thc Chamber Hotel f0r Hrst.
class laundry wors. AL shirts done lp hv hsrd
h col an and euns Oiios Ia ha'1 urssf.
calls and deliveries iree
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spos opsnsi ndu..na. and closed quiet
middlinr. ilac. sales 30 bales Quota.
lions wgrv a, ioi.1vs Ordinary. SO.
rood ordinary, gRitc. l1s mbIilus
10 7.isc. middIinr. i0kc rDgi mIdiHrr
n size. uniddling iaIri $50, fair IlI.lsc.
Fu,ue. opened firm ani closed quiet
q. follows ssptsmher sCtagt5. uy'o5sr
S0Gas7. November gs0g5- pyr,mtsr
Ss6gss7. January. oGiB9. February.
sTlaaTG Marrh. ssooysi April a,,ls
$50 May. po.sas5. June. i00talO 10.
Jaly. ioi0@i0i2 sales o-p balas
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The spot market opcusd quiet anil closed
dulL MddlinE CSC. Sales. ~ bales
Quotations wsry A. follows Ordinary. 5Ac.
good ordinary, SIC low m.diiuE s.c.
taildlng CSC. god middlns 10.
Futures opened steady and closed quis,
and steady. as follows september. ava
81. oct0ber 9ioWoti November, eoZts
eos December. ag5eso0d January, ana
Ella February. oI@0 =, March. oJi0l
p82 April D toosau Al. May, s50Wn 81 June,
p549o00 Jaly, ae78aes. saieA i1So
bales.
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JOS Mancini, Madison street
II. b. Fallon, Coyington, Tenn.
G II. Cole, Arlington, Tenn.
X. II. Tate, Decatur. Ala.
J. w. Robertson, Pontotoc, Misc.
G. o. q +. W. Eveland, Hot Springs Ark.
Sameson g. Roscnthal, birmingham, Ala
s. s. Hamburger, Poplar street.
NJ Callahan, Fourth and Poplar
Adolph Nathan, Huntsville, Ala.
Michclli q Guiliana, cor DoSoto and Gayoso.
X. II. Moore, Batesyillc Miss.
Thomas Bros. GRENADA. Miss.
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Tnn-Mlelrr1I. hl7I III. ~. rTS 10.
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Phil Frnnsioli, corner second and Union.
John Asst Main and Union.
X. Y, EdmundsOn, Mississippi avenue.
John Gaz1olo Front and GayOso.
J.. 4. Morris Il Co, Osccola, Ark.
j. Sartore & Bro. Doale and Second.
DR.. ]. l.. Simmonds, Clnrksdalc, Miss
L. Carlin, 1875 Johnson avenue.
l.. q. Campbell & Co., 4G6 Main street,
!. J. Sturla, IA Union street.
W G. Griswold 423 Main street.
W. II swapc, Mississippi ave, cor. Walker
Slplpp nrns Como Miss
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S. Fricdlandcr Union street.
Morris Lesser Haynes, Ark.
!. X. Glenn, CORTLAND, Miss.
Fransiol & Badinclli Madison street
Harvey Robinson Second and Madison.
Biscoe a Spenkcs, Bolivar, Miss.
s. Roscnhcim, Main, bet Poplar and Wash
ingt6n.
I r. Page, Fourth and Poplar.
George Schillcy, West Court street.
Frank Carln, 2Ol Johnson avenue.
A. Campbell q Co., Bcnlo street.
5. Ichr & Co.. corner Union and DcSoso.