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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20
wAsnrNeroN NOTES.

Senator Vance's tariff speech in the
Senate Thursday was well received.
The event in Washington last week
was the visit Of Judge Thurman.
The Senate Wednesday confirmed the
nomination Of jas. p. Sessions, Of South
Carolina. TO be Consul General at Mel
bourne, Australia.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

All the city editors of the New York
morning papers declare, according II
the Ehoct, with one accord their readi
ness 70 20 to prison, if necessary. tt
viud.catc the journalistic right to publish
details Of executions This is apropos
Of the statement by Commodore Gerry
that when the new law requiring the in
tIiciion Of capital puni,hmcnt by cleo
tricily goes into effect, the editor who
gives n description of the act will be
guilty Of misdemeanor. aud subject to
imprisonmeni. Considering that the
death penalty will be dealt out, under
the new law, without notice, aud with
out the presence OF witnesses other than
the officials Of the Jail, it is difficult to
see what occasion the City editors or
their representatives will have to court
maftyrdom. The bare official announce
mcni Of the fact that the criminal has
had life cxtingaished b. an electric cur
rent is about all they can record, mas
much as the very last moment' with all
their Horrible concomItants, which arc
now 20 faithfully reported. will have,
under the new system, nothing particu-
lar % distinguish them. And then,
there is the further reflection that. after
all, If anybody should be sent TO prison
for 100 copious reporting, il would
probably be the responsible publisher or
or proprietor Of the newspaper aud not
the daring City editor.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20
Newspapers Come High.

Fireman Moore, Of the National Tran
sit company Of Coleyille. Pennsylvania,
received package "Wednesday morning
which should have contained $l.730,
but instesd, only contained several
copies Of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
il had been sent from the company's
he eldquarters at Oil City, Pa, and was
robbed on the way. An investigation is
being made.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20
A IIse IL tIle PrIee of Crackers.

AT joint meeting of all the cracker
bakers betwcsn Pittsburg and the ltocky
mountains, they unanimously voted to
advance the price Of crackers. The ad-
vance ranges from one half cent to one
and a halt cents per pound on the vari-
Gus kinds manufactured.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

FRiDAY-In the Senate after the trans
acton Of some routine business, discus
sion Of the Senate tariff bill was resumed.
Mr.. Call deplored the doctrine on
which the Senate bill is based.
Mr.. HawIey thought the Senate bill
the best draft of tariff bill ever sub
miited to Congress.
Mr.. Reagan said he would not agree
to vote for every item in the House bill,
nor against every item in the Senate
bill.
The conference reports on the 9Th of
July claim the bill, and the bill to retire
General Pleasanton were agreed to, and
alter shoIt Executive session the SEN
ate adjourned.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20
Good News from Jacksonville.

Fridly morning was clear and bracing
Two Of the telegraph operators Turner
and O'Driacoll-haye rclapsed. 7. u.
Stockton is doing well this noon. All
the other sick are reported in fair condi-
tion. Twenly-three cases up 10 noon,
but no deaths.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

It is only sixty years ago that the first
stage carrying the United States mail
westward passed over the Allegheny
Mountains. The road taken by the stage
was from Cumberland, Md, to Wheel
Ing, distance of 1870 miles.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20
LEO CUT oyy wlrn AN AXE,
rhe Yonnr Man Mlih ihe SASH.

First Old Party ION hotel piazza).-
"Nhat has that young man got that big
sash around his waist lorlp
Second Old Party. -'Dunno, unless
he has got pane in his stomach.
hos'oa Bulletin.
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THE
Charlotte Messenger
is PUBLISHED
Every Saturday,
AT
CHARLOTTE, N. c.
In the Interests Of the colored Peopl,
OF the Country.

Able and well-known writers will contrib
ute to its columns from different parts of the
country, ana it viii contain the.lates len
era News ofthe
TIE MESSENGER is first-class newspaper
and will not allow personal abuse in its col
uians. L Is not sectarian or partisan. but
independent-dea fairly by all. 1t re-
serves the right to cIiticise the SHORTCOMINGS
ot all public officials-commending the
worthy, and recommending for election such
man as in its opinion are best suited to serve
tine interests of the people
Il j. intended to supply the long felt need
OF a newspaper to advocate the rights and
defend the inter sts of the Negro American,
especially in the Piedmont section of the
Csrolinas.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

1t is said that 1000 bushels of grain
are killed by heat in the West where one
is injured by frost.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

A French Ministerial organ confesscs
that the country runs into debt at the
rate Of 500, 900. 900 year.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

THuRsDAY-SENATE-The Senate
chamber presented this morning,
after the reading oGthe journal, a
depressipgly deserted aspect, there
being but five Senators on
the Democratic side and but fifteen on
the Republican side Subsequently,
however, half dozen more Democrats
put in their Appearance.
The House bill appropriating $50, :
900 for the enforcement of the Chimes e
Exclusion Act was reported by Senator
Allison and passed.
Senator Mitchell then proceeded to ad
dress the Senate in advocacy of the bill
heretofore introduced by him to reduce
letter postage to one cent. The bill was
referred.
The Senate then resumed cons;dera-
ton Of its Tariff bill until 4 40 when it
adjourned.
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HOUSE AND SENATE.
OUR BUSY LEGISLATORS.
Many Laws introduced, But Few
Passed

MONDAY HoUsE-Mr Wheeler. of Al
ALBANIA, to-day reported favorably to the
House from the committee on expendi-
lures in the Treasury Department, the
bill appropriating $500, 900 to establish
cams for yellow fever refugees. The
bill authorizes the President to establish
camps for refugees in designated locaIi-
ties; to furnish supplies to camps and to
destroy camp equipage after the disap-
pearance of the epldtmie.
incidentally the question of adjourn
ment was discussed and the conclusion
was reached that it would not be polite.
under present conditions, for the Demo-
Gratis in the House to send any question
OF adjournment to the Senate.
SENATE-The tariff debate in the SEN
ate was inaugurated to day by the
speeches Of Senator Allison and Senator
Vance for the Republican and Demo
cratic sides respectively. But the tariff
has already been discussed so much this
session that very little interest was man
ifested by the general public, and the
galleries, as usual, were almost deserted.
On the floor, however, there were more
members present than have shown up for
some weeks, but they did not remain
very long. The two speeches consumed
the entire day, and as there are more
than thirty Senator'S who have already
asked President ingalls, for recognition,
it is presumed the debate cannot even be
concluded by the first of November.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

WEDNEsDAY-HousE in the morn
ing hour Mr.. Post, of Arkansas, repre-
senting the committee on Indian affairs,
which was entitled to the floor, asked if
the objections made yesterday to the bill
bill to settle the claims of the Old Settler
band of Indiana would be Withdrawn.
After great deal of diplomatic wrang-
ling the report was finally agreed TO.
The House then, at 40, adjourned
until Friday.
SENATE. Hale to-day PIE
sented the report of the select committee
on the operation Of the civil service law
and said that the minority report would
be presented hereafter Ordered printed.
Several bills were introduced, but the
Chamber being without quorum none
were passed.
After a short executive session the
Senate adjourned.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-10-20

TUEsDAY-HoUsE-The House did no
business to-day, every effort at legfsIa-
ton being met by points of order, or
mo quorum >
SENATE-ln the Senate to-day Mr. Ed
munds made seAeral Intellectual efforts 10
pass the bill for the relief of Mrs. Waite,
widow of the late Chief Justice, Mr. Ber-
ry objecting.
Mr. Hiscock made an extended speech
on the tariff.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH,

packed against the boiler. The scene
was eart-rending. 1t was nearly six
hours before the first section was able to
reach Wilkesbarre, the wounded being
conveyed in ambulances from Mill creek
to the city hospital.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS

Altcays in .Adranee.l J
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

DAILY roGT AYD INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Lemons S3oO0S.5o per box Bananas, 500
@2.00 per bunch.
EGos--Steady, Boxes, lie; cases. lSc.
RArs1Ss-london Layers, =. JOC,3. %, LAYERS.
$40; California, SG.50@3UO.
BurTER-Buttcrinp l5c; creamery, PIE;
dairy, lcc; country butter l2lWl5c,
CipEE-O@drk, 5000 per hrl, and $500 per
half brl
NINEGAB--pcr gal, l0Gl2c.
observation-disclosures Sl,15 per bri. Cab.
bagc--huose, 81 Louis, ja6G Chicago, co
&c. KraUt-ier bit, 500, half brl, $50.
Garlic, sec per 100
MEASUREMENTS, Si0) per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, ilzCjc; Tennessee, farmers stock.
3}5Wlc-roustgd, PIC higher, SHIELDED, O07c.
Pocans Texas. GAl2c.
Recommendations, young, Sl.5CG2 ~ ,
mixed, - O1M2 p; hens S25OM2.T5.
PICEIFs-Brls $3.50, half hr,,, SLOO.
PurATos-Firmi L5j per bril- sacks, Csc,
sweet - 10 ppr hrl
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Miscellaneous.

BAGGIEG--lll .Wi3c.
PowpEG-Negs 500 half kega $40;
quarter kegs, ,l.15.
HEs-Sl. l5al.-j
SHor--Drop Sl,45, buck, $40.
lEAp-Uc.
TALiuw-2Mic .
Tomcco-Common, 95@35G other grades,
3juS5l.
SNuFr-Corrctts sloSE Ralph's, SlO25,
Dental Scotch, $1,000 Railroad, 80 p, Gail
d AK, $500.
CoL Ou--prime white, who lcsale lots
91tc per gal.
Vocabulary, grease wool, ,rwashcd, 10
Ctl3c, clear grease wool, 2uW25r, bury
washed, 2J@3uc; tub washed, 3J@3ic.
BEEsWAN -iSCr2lc.
NAus-lron, - o.; tccl, SEQ.
HnEs-Nry flint SO. !, lie; No. ., l0c;
dry sailed Sc; 80. .. &C., green saitnd. No. l.
Ghc; No. ?, l'.c, green, iGic; sac,p,kin,,
l5c@5l 90, firm.
WusH-stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.aoGGuO, Robinson ana Lincoln counties,
tenn, FIRM sljuCiJCo eastern ryCs, cl.N5tt
coo. according to g-c and make common
whisky, 9jc@sl5J, according 10 proof moth.
Ing under ~ per cent quoted
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New York and eastern demand, s. discount
buying, sight - discount buying; par sell
ing. New Orlean, %c, discount buying par,
selling Cincinnati, st. Louis aud Louis
VILE, demand, g buying par, selling,
That the volume OF business is rapidly in
crcasing is clearly shown by the fact that
the clearing, for the week exceeded the
ccarings for the previous week By sos,
G25.O2
The local cotton market closed easy today,
at n decline Of l-lGc. Sales, o 800 bales.
The New Orleans market closed easy at
l-iGc decline, with futures quiet, and OF
point, in October and ? points on remaining
months Liverpool ruled steady; demand
fair; futures steady, at an advance Of point.
New York spots closed easy, with futures
steady; September of points and other
months points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say. "Thc Liver
pool market which came about point bet
ter this morning was Offset 10y the heavy
volume OF receipts, our opening prices
showing n decline OF from I 10 9 points and
a further depreciation WAS recorded at the
close. The decline In the stock market was
also considered q potent factor in reducing
the values OF cotton futures. OctObcrs have
shown rather more stcadincss today South
ern offerings continue free
According to the Commercial Bulicib OF
latest date "thc market continues crmtc and
hcsitatiug and still confined very largely to
the room, the outside element, so far as can
be discovered, failing TO find any substantial
basis upon which il would care to enter for a
deal on either side. The uncertainties in q
brief way are upon tho chances Of finding
transportation 20 meet the foreign demand
with sufficient freedom 10 prevent liberal
accumulation here should the movement
prove a. full rs now apparently indicated,
and on the other side of the question every
thing now depends upon general killing
frost which has thus far failed TO appear,
but ON account Of the low temperature been
very threatening aud should II come now 10
touch the plant would prove a serious disas-
ter. Operators, therefore, with menace Of
danger before them, ars unwilling to
entertain an opinion as 10. the probable cx'
tent Of the supply, and not feeling clear as
10 how they are 20 dispose OF IL IN such man.
ncr rs TO open free delivery toward con
sumption, are unwilling 10 assume spccula.
tive risks
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.uI Acme ,Hanss. Clty, tori s'o' az
Msnphis.
Iron aoun,a,a to l,'

- Arrives
Ii,tla Vnek ~ HIS pm Nh 1Hi -
T0fHaIH ....... Ciyau '.rH .l. -
set Louis ant ~ gIfAm
VhiuFurt cIfpmI tlir1.n ~
NOT Daily tivrp' ,unlly -
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grorcrtss

Nrw YonE. Dc, a. --Colcc-Opiioni barely
steady. Sales, IUI. 80 bags, including Ocio-
Der. as. hJ6blsOO, November fi2tjt 1890
December, 81 400 a. 10 January tll5lts
1900. February. tl2 jygi25j; March. So ~
6gi2OO. April. AZ 3iml2 -. May tllbpcs
i265.Junc, ii2JJtiiilGt July, fl2oJa l2by,
Aur,isl si2b5ai2Gf september, filGjCp
1910 spot-Rio, quiet aud casyi fair car.
goes. 1916.
sugnr-Raw. nominal. fair refining . fiOc;
ccntrifurala. nOo to1l CSC asked Refined,
steady, quiet g. a.. extra g. 6eaO il.ldc.
white extra Q, OEaG 1916, yellow, 0h@
0kc
hico-strong, moderately active domestic,
lkcJ6Jfc. foreign, 45aN'iNc,
CisassAri, o., oct G-whisky...AciiVeI
sales glJ bfls, on basis ti,li Butter
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GENERAL TRADE

In the local market today sugar cured
hams aud lard declined &c Flour advanced
&c per barrel, with fancy grades advanced
still higher. Amount OF grain in store at
the elevators Corn, 600 bushels, oats. 81, p
70i bushels, wheat, 90 bushels.
At New York the speculation In coffee IS
straining the market somewhat, and COM
mcuccs 10 hunt legitimate trade, aud the
stand Oh In .utar al'o has slight paralyzing
effect, hut other groceries move along fairly,
aud the value OF several kinds has been
slightly stiiicncd.
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CoRy Mr,i-sandarl. S23j62i0. city
pearl. g gj@25l, pearl. $500, quiet
BEASs AsD PEts--Nayy beans, $3.50 INC.
dunn, 800.
oar MK,L-In half brls, S15j from store.
CEArKEHS-SOaa, treble extra, g.. ginger
snaps sis0LDC. assorted jum1lcs, lOg l-ci
cram crackers, S'sr0c.
Ftoru-Fgum store, common, $1,000 100
family, klUDlii.i0, choice ftnQajU1 fancy,
s5.GOtt5G,. extra fancy, sGu0Mblj, patent
s. 2SttB ~. strong md advancing.
CuAcKED WuEAr--ln hall brs, $3.50 from
store.
uouisY ANp Gnu From store sos.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Noncr, iiln.iq ana hIrc'.s.

NEW NuUE oct G.-NYuc, ou Ul'i easy gt
2H3 pgr cont; closed Offered 90 pr r.H.
Primo mercantile paper .'."i.s per cent
Sterling exchange dan bat steady at sieal E
ihr sixty duy bills and Sass iur q uIuA.
Government bonds were dull but steady.
State hOuIs were entirely neglected
The bears were ir Flnl spirit, tuiE Wurn-
Ing url TODAY sIil stock, freely g, rnuHl
tho room. while the buying wJs >D1UHr.u .
and iuuiuglUat. The days lrEg.fgi.Hus Htir
quiet and the tone was weak Throughout.
tlou.h great deal az h1mucliuf Was done
ly the IoHr, and traders % hf'u. about tui.
result GAg temper oi the ROOM NHs bear. Do
on The expectation nat ilIc hWa .i"m ui
would show lu, Ia surplus r.rryy, uul 90
this 10 was NOT Disappointed, though ihr rs.
Innate OF she JOS, wua .1m,IhIug too large.
l. ,nion wus ding yCTy i.tIr aud thc up.n.
| llF prices were from 90 = lHr
cont. below the closing t~uus 80
last evening. yi'h Missouri pgD %.
down q. There was some Ici'l'iuu 900
the early finding. but the pressure soon ut.
gan to forte tEu li.i on Uud quotations wury
| quickly rctir'i Co. below those n. tn open.
| ine New England lei thn decline, and
though the market became dull. material
progress was made toward lower iigIGHs.
Murc animation was shown after II O'clock.
aud 40 check was given Che drlliAU, uluy %.
| the specialize dropping sharply, nnl 'l'
granger, showed marked wcal,uai. The deal
I inss developed ~ further feature. anil 10
| Gloss was weak at The lowest prices oi tiC
| day. Everything. WiiauU. .NgHptisu. 3, lIW.
/ e. aud Vast Tcunc.or hfst preferred lHsi
I percent. New England uud burlington Is
/ Quincy each 10. -. lJul Lake Erie anil
/ Western preferred ami Oregon Tran .HG
tiucuial each per cont, aud the Others irr'
I uuual amounts.
The milruld Lonl market was doll rVl
without feature OF interest There was q
aicaiy tone and the final ylHu. are fuf
small fractions only, except In few ya-0.
! The silcs of ail Issues were $4,000, without
| sp,,ial animation .u any one bono.
TLr total salc 20 stocks tDdly were llJ.Nsl
| shares Closing quotations.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; middlinE 07-i3c, Sales 800 bales.
Quotations were as follows; Ordinary, 7}9c;
good ordinary, 3l6c; low middliug,S 15-l6c;
middling, 07-l6c; good middling, 0'sc.
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed quiet, az follows: October, @l3@0.li;
November 00S@nO9 December 0ll@o.l2;
January. 9-O@ag; February, 0.209o,3O;
March, 03S@a3o, April, 0i7@0tS, May,
oo6"o,57; June, oG59oGj July, o73@075.
Sales 1890 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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last yCar-Clcarlngs, $i1ogI oSo balances,
Sl,9SI $50.
NEw loRK, Oct G-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
Reserve decrease, s',Itu7T loans. in
crease, a, go, zoe; specie decrease, ,I13. 500;
legal tenders, dccrcase, gl9OL2Nu, dupo,its.
increase, Si,tI7,0eG cil"ul.uoa decrease.
S32l, lN.
The banks now hold Sn,2l,,UOo in excess
Of the IS per cent rule.
C.oarinss, $l23S1p,."oi balances, $3.50
hSD
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gce,fsIuus.

Conx-From store. white DC. miKed, Sc.
from lcvcc or DEPOT, white, IN bulk So. In
sacks. Ole. mixed, In bulk. iiCi iu acks. jlr.
BHAS-frum store, Soc from lcycc or dc.
pot. slj.iO.
HAY-Choirc. from store, on. car load.
from lcvcc or depot Sl5.JJflNOF prime,
from store, SUCa SIC, car load, from lcycc OF
dcpot. sit 50 prairie, from storr i5,Gfsc, car
lu,i, from loycr or depot. SlJ.jO@iLpt
OATs-fIum store, white, sc, mixed. a'.c
from loycc OF depot, white Ia bulk, alc, in
.acks. sic; mixed, w bulk, %; In sacks, Sic.
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Grnin nun prnNI.Inna.

CmcACo, Ill.,, OcG G--lhro was only
a fair trade in who1t today, chiefly local
though some little outside cuisines. /, N.iug
done Higher pricd were u..,n csabli he'd
and the market Developed decided strength.
Tho same prominent operator who nns
figured 81 conspiouously I'm the maray, for
thc past lew weeks, was credited with being
the principal buyer. the conditions are
about the same rs recently noted and mo- now
features present. Tho w rkyj, iu tho north
west continue To rule a.r.I- and Duluth for
No hard ruled odl2 above Chicago prices
for No % All homc wHr.nt. we've hi-lpy
and foreign markets also ral. stronger aud
higher The opening here va uhnu. cents
higher than yesterday, e..,u-. with 81 fur
thyr advance of lDitc established l,gr.
ruled strong and clusgi r". .ba higlrr diam
yesterday with May maintaining the Csc
taU,ishcd premium.
Coon WAS fairly active and .guurlly s,yaIy,
though carly IN the session 900 easy tc.iu-
prevailed, after which the w.a., ruled uu-
settled. Trading wa, uuiu', .o.al ,ud app
pears Ia be- ccntcrng Ou tl0 moro u..grud
deliveries May m IuI.cai.. today ruled
quite active. The iuluyu..s governing the
situation today wcru yi iH.al character.
very little, IT any, outside u,..r, ui .mlnr-
lance hciny received lun market urru,d
about ,c above ;hc closing pr'...ui ycli'r.
dly, Was firm Tor a um, anal .nluy,l -.
sold OF ,y, rrUctod -, w.'a Nt.k and dc.
vliucl lMl' 0r rcJrNiu" 70" lowest '1N, OF
the sysion, AMI closed .'.. lower jhm
y,.',.iay
Oa,s we're quiet o,rpl May in which
tasIu N.s a FAIR E..H... Iu.. HE'LL y .U..
Urn anil caused % p. Ii lyf uu..' with
near iuluru9 barely steady
Trading ~ mess pork N.s moderate nul
chiefly tuiing thg irtl 1865 and almost on.
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spots-Sicudy demand fair.
Sales 5000 bales OF which American a,lO0
Receipts, 3OJ0balcs Of which American 900
bales. Closing quotations were rs follows:
Ordinary, / lGi; good ordinary, A'sd; low
middliuv, SID. good middlug, esd; mid
ding uplunds, lJ-lGl; midlling orleans,
3 l5-lGd
Futures opened quiet and closed steady.
[rhcsc prices are given in pence aud Olihs,
thus: as means G5-6id, and SOL means
5l-Gld.l
At pm. October, 5.il buyers; October
November, j.2s sellers November December
b.23 sellers, Dcccmhcr-Junuary, or value;
January. February, j.22 sellers February
March, j.2j sellers. Mgrch-April, 5.2i sellers;
April-May, j.2j buyers May-Junc, o2' value.
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PENE CErnr Ou.-Nlmiual, prime sum.
mpr yellow tiri5y primo Summer white
iiM CSC; choice cooking summer yellow,
iSr5Or cotton seed m.l slIsugls.uy,
les, than ulf load. y2buI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Groceries.

Pine apples 81 ~ Peaches,
2 lbs, standard, $780, second, tlW. Ioma'
toes. 4 lbs. standard, H5c; 3 lbs, s'gninnl,
a 10. Strawberries fi.25. Raspbcrric,, p.2i.
Backbcrrics ti.OO Green Cages, sl2j. Pear,
s2Oo. Piums. $40. Aspa,agrustt00 Green
corn. u O0CsiIj. Green peas N.21. Cove
oysters, fun weight TO- p,c' 2 lbs, tl'h.i;
light weight. Csc, lbR 81. Condensed MIX
Gown, tS.gn. Eaglc $40. swiss $40.
salmon, e. 7bti.65. Slrlincs, slll mus
turi sarlincs si5j. Mnckcrul, So, her
ring markcrrl, SlO6.
sroAn-Purc white. ~, on white &c;
yellow clarified, s@sIsc. refined A, n stand
ard formulated, SAasifc, powdered sac,
cut loaf skc; strong.
CorFEr-C Common. axe. ordinary, l51ci
fair 1910. primo lilo, lnc, choice 10 tahcyI
lpr: old government, 500 SIC, strong.
sAiI-Sagnnw, siSEdl.Si per brl OHIO
river, A.2O9l.5 pcr bpl; sks, the. tl.JJOg
lao. coarse, Sli0Hii6, pkis 2Nf5c.
Rtcr-Louisiana 5gjAc, Carolina &C.
quiet
CASpiEs-stck, all sizes, In bxs, pals aud
brls, odlic; fancy assorted, Oal,G cNfa
fnncy. iSft2iC; firm.
CnrrsE-Prime flats, 7@sc; New York FAC.
tory, stgoc full cream, iillo, Young Amer
lea, nc.
soAr- AND cASpLrs--Soap, 3h@5c, can
dies. full weight, 0hc
stAnrn-3Rm3kc
MofAssrs-Iouisiann common 20 fnir =
62'o prime, choice 33CI3Sc. fancy, i0'qiic
centrifugal, common TO fair 20da5C, print
TO choice 3Os5c. syrup 9oc5ioc quiet.