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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-10
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Money. Rsnhs and si.cs..

NV NuHK. Oct y Money on cali easy az
2fg3 per cont; last loan ., Clusol offered az
per cent. Prime mercantile paper $40
6is per cent sterling exchange dull aud
steady at si.sjA for sixty day bills and -. IS
Tor demand.
Government bonds were dali hut steady
and firm State bonds wcrr firm nnl steady.
The stock market was artiyc % both ends
today, but ID generated into u traders mar
kct In the middle ui the day, aud white there
was NO decided tone 90 tho transactions
thcru was a DRIFT Ia the direction of higher
figures, and the result uf the days opera
tons !. 10 leave the majority ~ the list
slightly higher Than last evening There
was rather huoynnt ton" a. the list iu the
early Trading when London WINS buyer ~
well ~ the commission houses while the
selling wa, principally professional aud
scattering. Tho announcement of the en-.
gugcmcnt OF s,O1,VD gold Tor export by a
we'll known banking house with the innu.
cncc cXrftcd 10y the depression ut liu,ton aud
ihc iirsi hour drup ul s per cent IN Atchi~on
here gave thv bears au opportunity anil
they again hammered the li,t down, though
thv early gnlus were ~ morr than Loot. cN.
rcpi lu "a lev cnscs. New England dcyclnfpd
considerable weakness and this had bad
ciic,i ui,pn prices, though the nurtuatiuns
| were but q shnlc over point Tor the entire
day. II wa som explained that The ship.
/ nruts ~ Nuiu Mn- a slittiul transaction AMI
| intended ultimately for south America. aud
| thc heavy offerings nnduocrpinucry II bond.
/ by the trh-ury la aHiimulAtiugp elect upuu
| the speculation aud th, tiadors htf,an tn huy.
| which lifted the ll,t again aud made things
| much moro lively than thDy hal been Tor
nearly tWu huurs. st. Paul with the other
granger, aided by the break IN wheat lcd the
afternoon rise. the cntiu list following. bat
thorc was very little feature to thc draliniu
Tho opening hgurcS were from =. tu a per
cent above last nights prices aud this Was
followed by further advance of
from y Ia y per cent, When ihc market
weakened and rrtiWd Ia shade below
the opening figures A half dozen stock.
monopplixrd the Interest taken in the spccu.
latiun and the vnlumv Ul busiur-, showed a
decrease 4 better feeling prevailed toward
noon. hut the dullncss was cNtp'mr and thr
mo, cmruts were entirely insignificant until
toward o'clock y. M, when tli"rr was moro
animation and q stronger tone Prices
reached the best fgurs iu thr last hour aud
the Gloss was quiet hut firm ~ fractional
advances Tor thp day The dual prirga show
irregular change, but advances are h. q ma.
infiiy aud there are NO important changes
hatcyrr
The railroad bond market was somewhat
morn aciiyc, the dealing, showing am ca.
tended interest, through the transactions cX.
ccpi In Reading &, which contributed sig1,
nO tn the days total ~ si.31LrpD The
total sales " stocks today wcru Jli hs7 shares.
Closing quotations
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NEW yORR.

Spots opened easy and closed quiet; mid
ding, 07sc Sales, 1893 bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, Lice; good or
binary, SIC; low middling, 07-l0c mid.
ding, 0]sc; good middling, 10 7-l6c; mid.
ding fair, 0]sc; fair II 7-lGci old cotton, &c
higher.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows: October, 920a0.3l; November,
0i5p9lG, December, 053@9.5i January,
9G2G9G3; February, 0,7O997l, March, 90
@osO; April, 0.ss@0s9 May, 0.07@o0s;
June, lOOGMlOO7; July, lO.l3@tOIi; Au-
gust, l01O@iO.2l. Sales, III 800 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
very steady; middling, . j-16c Sales, $500
bales Quotations were as follows: Ordina.
~, 79sci good ordinary l-lGc, low mid
ding. 1916, middling o 5-lGc; good mid
ding. 0Sac.
Futures opened steady and closed very
stcndy, rs follows October, 0OSCD9 10; No
vcmber, 002a90i December, 10000 "a;
january, 0l5@0lG, February, 925; March,
933903j, April, 0i2@0ii; May 0.5l@
o53 June 0Gl@oG2 July, 0G)997l.
Sales 2I,7OO bales.
DAILY roRT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grnin mud prn,i.inns.

Chicago, Oct 0.--rhcrc was fair trading
in wheat on speculative account at lower
and irregular prices Sentiment 10 some eX-
tent has changed TO the bear side aud there
was more general disposition to sell. Local
traders sold freely and the buying was
credited 10 considerable extent to outsiders
and To parties who had sold yesterday or
early this morning and had profits IN their
transactions. But the feeling vas unsettled
and fluctuations again covered wide range.
The decline from yesterdays outside point
was l0l9c. The opening was AG2Ic lower
than closing figures Of yesterday ana de-
clincd irregular ih@Ijlc more, rallied Ac,
and the closing was nc lower than yester
day. Every decline on the carly down turn
was met with stop orders which helped to
dcpress prices.
There was only moderate speculative trade
In corn. transactions being mainly OF local
character and tiuctua;iun5 limited 20 n 40
So range, The feeling was generally steady
c Iusidcrng the weaker tone developed IN
wheat. There was no new outside feature
Of consequence brought 10 bear on tbs sit
uat.Oi today aud no larg individual trading
noticed today. Local operator appeared not
b. bc disposed to short thr market To any
extent and the feeling WAS little nervous
and uns, tiled considering ih' operations OF
large local trader the past few days. The
speculative market opened 'sc lower than
the closing prices ycsiurlIE sold OF sc,
advanced 'sGy5sc, CLOSING sa'4c lower than
yesterday.
Spcrulatiy, trading iu oats. while fairly
active In May delivery nt slightly easier
prices rtIlcd very dull and slow for near
futures with Only a limited demand for
these ard prices EH'sr lower
Trading IN mess pork was liberal At the
| opening a weaker feeling developed, the first
sii,s Ut the active futur n being al Ittluc de
cline. Offerings became Tree, q further de.
cline Of Toe on November and Gnc On Iunu
AIRY were recorded. \ small rlly followed,
but the market again weakened nd prices
declined lJH2H.
L,rl was weaker aud prices declined ~.
10 sc un fire. selling hy ".uugt' Trading
was fair aud mostly ioI November ana Jan
tary delivery.
short ribs were traded loo mo lcratcly ut O
| lower range ~ pricN Operators were NOR,
| disposed 10 sill thpn buy Prices opened ~
| mUrT Tor October and ir Lined i2'sr more
january broke nt 23lsr 4 small rnlly fol
lowed the depression, but thc market closed
quiet and steady.
The leading futures RANGED as fplluws
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Articles 10.


Cash quotations weru ID, follows
tlourH-firm aud numiual!y unchanged
Patents, sf2j67.bp bakers. in sicks.
sidNgitOi choice. SSln''3Mf winter, $40
GRUD
No 2 spring wheat, l.wdI.Osl,. No. .
spring wheat 1,to-c, Ne. rcd, Sl.uS,t
Los No. corn, ti'ac, No. , oats Zi3.t
DC No. rye, 6gg, No. barley. nominal.
No. ilaXscCd, siilh, prime timothy seed,
sl.jO
Mc,s pork, per hrl. $500. lard. per ioo
lbs snst short ribs sides. tlduscL szaAU
Sc! dry salicd shoulder ,hpNcdl & So,
CtbuG short clear sides, lboXcil $3.50
tUm
i,cccipl.--Flonr lsc10 bhS wheat as.OOO
hu. corn, 2stOOD bu; oats. 2iG.uID hu. rye.
AJ.O0 bu. harley, 1900 hu.
approximations 1900 bri,. wheat. ~.
90 bu. corn. $1,000 bu, oats l,O.OOD Ou; rye.
luOO bu, nirlcy, 600 bu.
ST. Loris Mo, Oct o.-flour- O. ict AMI
unchanged.
Whcni-Cash lower Options extremely
weak. finally becoming drui0rIlifcd, closing
nt bottom RATES aud 81 So, a. below yrstvr.
days There was ruui pressure io sell.
and about the only buyer, were shorts, No
2, rcd, cash, ti.OJssiu'., Uncomfortable
closing size nominal, December SLiiaD
liii.. closing at filiA.. MAY silJN.H
Com-lowcE No. ?. cash, iOc year. 3iis
m3i2.c. closing sac, January. aii.c, rlu1-
irg Sc askcdl May, aj's@3j'.c. closing
$3.50 asked,
oAis-Dull. weak and lower No 2. cash.
22isc. November 2J'c, May, gJAWac,
Dcccmbor "a bid.
Rmn-Dull and easier
Kyc-Highcf and strong so. 2. cash. 5sc
flaXsccd SLOW, ~ elsA1egi 80
CornmCal easter nt e. lSa2M
Hay unchang d prairie, ~ 7SGs50 limo
thy. sii.OOcgia.O
butter Steady cramcry. iSfsNc. dairy.
iSCgi1c. Epv GOOD stock lim at i5C. Ia
lctior. iSitattc
Provisions-Iowvr. Pofk-,iS bOaia7a
l.ard-lr.mc seam, nominal at p2iGt
ASH. Dry salt meats Shoulder, $50.
longs aud ribs. sneS. short clears, tlGi
lAcon-shoulisna, a. - longs and ribs.
tiol2h8io5''E short clear N0J' 30
tOGlH
Hams sliSOC,is,5o
Receipts Flouf. 1OOO htls WHEAT. 1900
hu corn, tA0on hti' bats - 90 hW rye, Loo
bu barley, o. 90 hu.
shipments i11o bris. wheat 1000
bu corn, G,OJ bu; uats, 1000 bu. rye.
none. barley 100 bu.
k,Ssn CRY, Mo, oct p-whcat-
Receipts $50 bul shipments --. in sturr.
2,lA, ld3 bu, Market weaker No. rrd. cash.
si.uO bid. 900 asked. December sales al
Siu2i sGtti .02i.. May .uS asked. No 2 soft.
cash, tllu3 hid, A.ViA. asked. November.
81 10 asked. nccembcr - as bid, tiU7 asked.
MAY, Slud bid. ale asked
Con-RcCcipts, -. shipments, -: In
store. ~. lG3 bu. Market dull No. . cash.
see asked. October. 2Sc bid, slc asked the
year, alNc asked May size bid. Sia.o
asked
Oau-Nc. 2cash, no bids eOjic asked. May.
2iAo bid, 25t.o asked.
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by the helpful. genial action of that most beucA-
cient OF aporienS, HoSietters stomach Bitters the
bowels soon throw OF the burden that paralyzcd
and weakened them. and resume their normal
freedom OF action. The action of the BitteS, UNI
like that Of average purgatiycs involves no gripping
or drcnchng. II II did II would, like thcn, be
valueless for ordinary Use. There Is nothing UNI
gentle or unnatural attending It's operation, Upon
the liver no less than the bowels its action Is mos
benign. promoting Il hcaithful bilious secretio
aud directing out of the wrong and into the RICH
channel Conformity with cosilyeness other bilious
symptoms disappear when II Is systematically used
and the stomach is strengthened as well ms regu.
lated by IT, Nal rial complaints rheumatism dc.
bility nervousness and kidney troubles are com.
pletey relieved by IT, Sleep and appetite are in.
yarlably promoted by t.
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GcncrNi News
THs City " Baton noug,, from 81. Louis
i ia" here On route 10 New Orleans
TnE pcSpio Is announced 10 leave here
Friday evening At o'clock Tor Cincinnati.
rus Chickisaw leaves this afternoon Mt 8
o'clock for White river, going through TO
Newport.
THE Arkansas City passed here Yesterday
an her way frum 81 Louis 10 Na;ciicz with a
guud trip.
fnI Rosi lee will be found Ia port NJ.
cciying 3" leave this evening ut o clock for
the upper coast
TuE palaiial .idc.whecl steamer James
L.c clear, this evening at . O'Clock for
Helena and Friar- Point
TuE little steamer G.. schulz. which Las
bCcn lying idle for several months. l. being
oycfhnuicd aud viii be- placed Ia one OF iLc
short travels
THE city Of Monroe Il over duc here ON
hrr way from NHichcz % ~ Louis. Heavy
way business aud low water are the causes
Ut hCs delay.
niL General Tompkns l. at the landing
bciug lifted out PREPARATORY 90 entering the
White r.vcr trade. She will probably leave
on her iirst trip saturday.
CAIT. Hrun kIm has been appointed
master ~ the Anchor line stramer Crystal
city. In the ST. Louis aud Grand Tower
trade, In place OF Capt ucorgo ". Len
nor. who resigned to ongagc IN inrminr pur.
suits IN Missouri Capt Keith u we'll known
nnd popular with Anchor linr patrons, hav.
ing iuTiucfly commanded ilc CITY OF Vicks.
bunk from which lac refined couple u
years ago 10 ~ m commander ~ The Wylm.
ing in thu st. Louil-kanaa City Electric
line
TVS idea II approprintinr only s2Op0OOO
a. thr work oi improving The navigation u
the Mississippi river j prcpisicrous, SAYS
iho New York Adrins k.puriu ID would
take that 10 bald aud keep NJ the ucccs.
sary lcy,cs A. u is now, the commission
can only 10 little work here and there ut
certain points, hut cannot hope o. carry ont
any large and complete system ~ Improve.
mcut Wiihouia large annual appropriation.
The steamboat business and the Trade on the
river deserve something morv ~ the hands
Of the government than q mcr' pittancc now
and then a. bo disbursrd Tor thc improve.
mcnt u navigation. We regard the main.
tcnhuCc ol deep water In the channels. the
buiiding ui lrvccs. che prevention OF over.
flows gnd Whaicycr may hinocr the bayin.
ton % The Mississippi ~ our most import.
ant public work 4 iicct ~ snnghnais and
drrdging tuais should be- provided in.
stcnd 81 the few herr aud thew Any and
all efforts 10 Improve the navigation oi this
OF any river has. and will continue Ia pro.
woke the bitter opposition " the fpilrnads
and their paid creatures IN ani out II con.
grcU. Where the charter u a vessel j. pay.
able Tor The voyage ON ur delivery oi the
cargo the owner must bear the expense OF
all delays Hut whcrc the chhucrrr hirs a
vessel at ~ much ton per month, for n
specified time, he i not entitled to any De.
a.. "A a. a
home government, ~ by q hostile seizure
followed by Ustomtiun. The owner h en-
Titled e. the stipulated compensation for the
whole time the vessel isUdt " his possession.
Ia pursuance VI the terms 81 The charter
party, provided the delay docs not arise
from bis own fault
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Taxing District Dirccto DRY.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
F. MADDEN, president and chief executive
officer; James Lee, jr., vicc-president, and
James T. Petit.
Board OF Public Works.. r. Randle,
foundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray-
man; 4. j. Graham, merchant; Charles
Kncy, capitalist; Sam Hirsch. insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board--C. l.. Pullen, expert
accountant.
City Attorneys. p Walker, OF Metcalf
& Walker, general attorneys.
Engincer-Nilos Meriwether, consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Craftsmen A.
I. Bell and Il. +. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey
os.
President of Board OF IIealth-Dr. G. b.
Thornton, practicing physician in the city.
Secretary OF Board Of llealth-Dr. +. A.
Williamson, practicing physician in tho
city.
Hospital surgeon-Dr. ]. l.. Blick,
practicing physician in the city.
Health Ofliccr-D. L. Jackson, office at
board OF health.
Chief OF Policc-W. C. Davis.
Chief OF Fire observation-disclosures V.
Ryan.
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s.rocerte.

tAyyrn Guous Pineapple, a 20 Peaches.
? lbs standard, On W second. si On roma.
tuUa lhs standard. So. lbs. standard.
~ O, SlmUbvrric, a. -. Huspbcrric-, 81 ~.
NlHvkhyrrir., slun Grupu rmrcs. 81 -
rcnu sln riuma a. a. Asparagus, tlOo
1rru corn. q ustl g. Green pas, a. %
,uyc oysters. iull weight, / No. as. he.
tl1. light weight hic. . lbs 500 Con.
dcusi milk#trINu kiD. Eaglc. D. ~.
ftit mustard urliucs. ftTi. Mackcrcl,
So. herring magkrrTl. stnN
srIAu fufr white. saStr. yellow clari.
fed, st''s, refined 4. - standard gran.
ulaicd NAns'sD powdered, s.c. cut Loaf,
$50. strong
CORN tommon, il'Sc. ordinary, 1870.
fair lbhc prime llu. isg chnicc 90 fancy,
Ia. old government JpDtil,. strong.
hAlt-snginaw, N.ysti.H pr brl; Ohio
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CHICsao, H., Oct 0--rhe DrOrers Journal
reports: Cattle--receipts 1900 shipments,
5000 Market slow and lower; bcevcs 1915
C0600; steers, 50. 25C95.50 stockers and feed
ers, S2.O0Gg3. 30; cows, bulls and mixed, $l.i0
@3.OO Texas cattle, $l.Go@3.00; westerns,
S2.25ai.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 shipments, 5000.
Market opened steady and closed 2oc lower;
mixed s. ,Od520; heavy, 81 0O6gG.30 light,
S5.G0@0.lO; skips, $5.40a5.45.
Shccp--Reccipts, 5000; shipments 5000.
Market strong; natives, S3.0otgLl5; westerns.
S8.oO@3.70 Texans, S2,55@3.4o; lambs, $3.50
Gj.JU
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
New York and eastern demand, 81 discount
buying; sight 50 discount buying par sell
ing. New Orleans, Isc discount buying, par,
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
willie. demand, s. buying par selling.
The local cotton market closed steady;
low middling and middling fair declining
lice. while millling aud good midllng
went or 'sc Factors were free sellers, the
sales amounting TO 500 bales Of which cx-
porter, tack l,OoOand spinner, 700 bales.
New orleans spots closed easy and I'M.
changed futures closed very steady Octo.
Der advanced g points, November ., with re-
naming months up points. The Liverpool
market was quiet without quotablc change
IN prices, futures closed barely steady, Octo-
Der and November going OF point with
other months unchanged. Manchester
cloths aud yarns closed steady, little doing.
The New York market closed quiet nj u
decline Of &c, quotations based on new cot
ton. Old cotton held &c higher Futures
were steady; October oil point, November
aud the rest declined 500 points,
Hubbard, Price a Co. say: "rhc market
opened with show OF 1rmnc,,, but heavy
sales Of October contracts depressed that OPP
ton TO nearly appoints diclunt ~ compared
with November, and weakened the whole
list until prices were slightly below last
night ry this time, however, ndyicc' from
New Orleans were received that the Stat,
commissioner of agriculture ~ Louisiana -
ported the crop prospect In that Stntc ~
from ~ 10 - per cent below ~ condition
this time last year This ncws speedily lift
cd the market until the distant positions
were selling at ~ points above last night,
and the close was fairly STEADY, with the i'm
proyomcnt well maintained"
The Commercial BuH,ta u the 9Th says
"Bricny outlined the theory ,coms Ia be- that
the drop already made in price has thor
oughly discounted the difference In ulu,
that will appear when the official revision 81
quotations is made on the 10th the forth
coming hupnu report may reasonably h,
calculated upon tu make q mediocre show
ing for The month Of September II isu SET
tied fact that the crop Is two weeks late
with present statistical position us strunl
n shown q, this SEASON for great many
years with recent advice, Indicating danger
60 both the India and Egyptian croIs, ant
consumpiiyc demand both nt home ant
abroad awaiting the improved quality nov
snid 60 he coming forward fum all points
In opposition, however II Il claimed that
nothing butt widespread killing fru,t can
now prevent another very liberal crop. that
IN many portions of the south the necessity
forpumpt realizing isalrcidy commencing Ia
develop, aud even granting that foreign buy
en- ar rs hungry for supply a. they are
said Ia be-, 10 sa serious question how they
are 10 get tie cotton unlc,, there II very
rr'A'e., improvement in The ocean transport
alton prospect over what u now presented
THIS latter poiu, has been particularly well
talked up today, aud, IN conjunction with
somewhat easier iUrim nccuuui, aud a con.
tinucd jumping upon the nearby position.
closes thr week upon rather heavy market,
at a further decline all along the line"
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Provision.

ftu M,skrr.l h,lf brls NJ. I. $50 No.
, 500 inh At ~. I a. ~. No 2 si.2N.
buN " G. guy herring. half hr. I'll.
too INpuuuu Hfiuu, mr,s putk. tiHS
ttlh,H suEnfyurci hams t1tsiNr hrrak.
last bbrpu, lltil2p clear uh sides bacon.
1880. shoulder, u' ,t,phr. bulk pork. clear
sides, iOf clear Hn side. pA.r. long clear.
pAU Shoulder, s'stU,l,r
L,nrHTrs Ia. holt hfls. iOt.c. kcgs.
iu'.r choice kettle iu4Nitiic Firm.
fus fru-larrcs sn"o half brls, stOo.
krifs kIuL
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A. "a. a.

rIsstal blsfath u lhn Appeal
GRrENvttLE Mss. oct p-The City ~
Monruc, for 81 Louis arrived al o'clock
pm, and put oh los bales of cotton aud
lcit NJ 10 O'clock am The HumminR Bird,
Tor Arkansas city. arrived NJ noon. The
steamer Rcsoluic aud two barrrs for the
southern Cotton seed company left Tor New
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LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon! Spots Quiet without quota.
bales, at which American $500. Re.
ccipts, 1850 bales, Of which American $500
bales Closing quotations were ~ follows
Middlng uplauds, 5%d; middling Orleans
sid
Futures opened steady at decline aud clos
ed barely steady.
These prices nrn given In pence AMI Glths
thus aus means I G3Gld, and j.Ul means
. i-Gld.
Ati PM October q. % sellers, October
November. u 2i sellers November December
90 sellers, ncCcmbcr-lauunry, 5.ls buyers.
January February as buyers. February
March, 80 SELLERS. Mnwh-April, 5.2O ,nluc
April-Mny, 5.22 SELLERS May 62i sell.
gf~
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cnor N aidnr ocronrR 4.
GENERAL Trade

IN tho local general market quotations on
meats and lard are lower other articles
comparatively unchanged
Grain In stonc ut the elevators Corn. 1898
bushels. oats Ji,i1j bushels. wheat, OIs
bushels
business l. impruyint considerably In u
ppnrml way, but ~ yet " falls FAR short Of
what was expected NJ this tim, of the year.
The dullncss will not be- relieved until there
~ irccr shipment of cotton from the Mem.
phs district
IN the New Nork market sugnn arr ircm
bling In the balance aud while holders CON
tinuc to pruiyys confidence Ia the situation.
they ART not nt this moment Ia position Ia
exact positive advance. Molasscs aud syr.
ups 10y reason u mall stocks aud good.
tnir demand, are very we'll sustained, nnd
rice bold steady, while on teas temporary
inclination b. W,akncs. disappeared aud most
grades are again steadily hold. Spices arr
somewhat unccttn'n fur most gud,s though
held ahou, ~ hctow Tie principal feature
| of the gurcry market hn, been IN the I'd.
anc,i valuation of coffee lei by the spccn.
htiyc contingent In Bm4il, hu, from which,
. stimulating Reelection has been east upon
| other grades o. q fair cNtrut
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The River Pilots.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. 9.-The strike of-ihe
river pilots did not take place today on ac-
count OF the rivers going too low for boat
ing purposes Both sides are firm, however,
and test of the matter will be made nj the
first opportunity. The pilots will meet to-
morrow TO consider the refusal of the steam
boat owners 10 grant the advance.
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ImTpris-N a e. AR, a.. M6TRH. 40
l. y. u n, 40 NJ A l. r. HH s,1 e.. q. a
= W. u n. 30 T., \. q. at u ~, ~ H.. e., N
a u " H., % N. X D.. ~. stcamon. ~. vag
Uns. coz Total. atl iaios
Kiporb-A A g. A. n. 90 Ian RR,
20 G., q. as ". n n. ola Total. vi tales
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FRsT-cLAss table board at Fransiola's,
ON Front street, opposite custom-house.
The table is supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals IS cents.
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CuEN Prom sturr. whilr. sic. mi Sc 4. So
from lcyc" or lopnt, white w bulk, Sc. In
sarks, dc, miEci In bulk. &c. In sarks, Shr.
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pot tlh.st
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oar Prom store. white 81 MIXED, Wlc.
from lowe or depot white. IN bulk. alc. In
si'ss. Jig. saiAud. iu bulk. lns. in sacks, alc.
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Cons Mru=Standari. - l,62 ~. city
pearl. 90 tiwabr p,nil s3,p quiet
Brave Avn rrW-Navy beams. e. -. me.
dium e1p
oar In half brl,. O. M irum store
tHAyEHus >,idh. trrblc extra. o.. ginger
snaps SbmR, assorted iumblc,. iOcei2c.
,rvam crackers. sb6c
fiuuu From stnr', common, flHiHiOO
faulty. siGp1ttsp choice sNoONAt,. fancy.
si5iOtisj. cNim fancy, a. ,SOuN. patent,
~ tutlNNi .trlur
Cn,rEw wtr,r-In half brls. sI5o from
siurr
llumNY NNr Cans Prom store, q -.
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rGIMg CnupE Ou--Npminal, prime sum.
mcr yellow, iG6g7i prime summer white
itplsc, choice cuokiug summer yellow,
lS,gjOc. cotton seed meal, SiI5ltgIs.uO less
thnn gnr load snuD