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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-05
sclfzer Snrin- Of Great Depth.

a company has purchased the settler
spring at Saratoga, and has begun expert.
ments for the purpose of libcrating and
storing, in liquid form. the carbonic acid
gas with which it abouuds. Professor
Oscar Brunle, German expert, has
charge Of tho work. and has sounded the
spring 10 a depth Of $500 feet without
touching bottom or cncountering any.ob-
staclc This strengt hens The belief in the
existence of a great subterranean sea
which many scientific men think under
lies Saratoga; and the company who are
sounding the settler spring hopo to solve
the question one way or another before
long. Frank Leslies.
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Didn't KNOW How Tn Write.

Col Scooter-Dy the way, hear you
have discharged the new reporter that
yOu got from D0stoni
Editor of The American Whangdoodle
Yes, the darned coyote couldn't write.
Turned in an article about old Beasley'
crop Of potatoes, and didn't call them
"tubcrs" once. lwould a let that go. but
the very next day he described our lead.
ing groccr's recent importation Of canned
oysters, aud never said word about
luscious biyalves." | tell you them
eastern fcllcrs don't know how 10 write
good English New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-05

Little Pa, was in tbs habit Of falling
oat Of bed during the night, and his
father, 20 break him Of the habit, would
remind him Of it the next morning. One
day. rs usual, bis father said to him
Here. Pat, you fell out Of bed again.
"Oh. 10. papa. said Pat; lit was the
pillow. for woke up 10 SEQ. and the Pill
low was on the floor by the side OF the
bed.
What made you cry, them" asked bis
father
We'll, you sec, " said Pat, in his most
sober manner. lit was dari; and couldn't
tell whether it was me or the pillow. -
Troy Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-05

In the United States. if you arrive at a
station five or ten minutes before the hour
announced for the departure Of train YOU
are in ample time. but the case is differ
eat in Europe There is usually trouble
and delay in getting seats and nearly al
WAYS confusion There are three differ
ent classes Of carriages, there is smok-
ing carriage 20 each class, Furthermore,
only ladies' or ladies' accompanied by male
escorts are allowed in some carriages. The
trouble Of getting your baggage checked
that is if the line furnishes checks at all. rs
very great. In the printed announce
mcnts Of some roads the company advises
passengers 10 "be at the station at least
half al hour before the departure of trains
TO register baggage The baggage, if it
be trunk must be weighed, and in many
instances there is an extra charge.
Home Journal
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Chinese Legation at Washington.

The members Of the Chinese legation at
Washington try very hard to FAKE them
selves popular In society. fhey often
make handsome presents-rare jewelry,
perhaps. or costly silk-to casual ac-
quaintances. They arc very assiduous in
paying calls. They start out together and
90 from house to house. leaving their
cards and photographs, They seen. to
think that their names will not be recog-
nized, SO they leave their pictures to
establish their respective individualities.
But to most Washingtonians tho photo.
graphs all look alike.-New York World
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a safe business.

DO you ever bet on the races, straD-
gerg" he asked. as the boat approached
Bay Ridge.
Il used to. but it cost me too much
mopey."
"You are a business man. sppposei'
"Yes, sir; | sell tips can give You
sure ten to one winner. today--only
twenty five cents Time.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-05
A Parents Delightful rrankness.

Stern and commercially respected and
successful parent to his young son:
My son, you are about TO enter life.
Remember what ! say to you now. Let it
be buried deep in your heart. Be honest.
Cheating may pay for awhile. but in the
end honesty is tho best policy"
Father. | think as you think"
(Solemnly) Think. my boyl know
for have tried both. Truth.
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Landlord" the Correct Word.

a correspondent is informed that laun
dered. not "laundried. is the correct form
of the past tense and past participle Of the
verb launder If there were a verb Ito
laundry" the formation ''laundried
might be proper enough. But there is no
such verb. Laundcr holds the field as the
verb, according to Webster. and must con
troll. There is = noun launder. from which
both the verb lauader aud the noun lam
dry appear to be derived Baltimore sun.
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FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
ESTABLISHED isia.
Oscar CranZ Il Co..

No. IA GovERSoR STREET. RICHMOND, Va.
Importers and Dealers 10
FINE CHAMPAGNES, CLARETs. Bur
GUNDIEs, MAnEIRAs. sHERRIEs, and
other WINES; also. FRENCH BRAN Iss.
COaDIAIs. Etc, Etc, and dealers in FINE
NON0NGAHRLA PURE RYE. VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN. and BOURBON wHIsKgYs.
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Had Never Seen II.

City Poet-What very queer looking
yellow weed that Isl
Young Lady-Yellow weedl Goodness
mel This is the beautiful golden rod
that you rayed about ia your last poem
Time.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-05

A French electrician claims fnat he viii
soon be able to produce thunder storm
wherever and whenever il is desired.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-05

Modern society seems to be made up OF
two great classes.-tbe snubbers and the
snubbed. New York World.
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T,OR THE PICKING SEASON.

Pure CIDER and WHITE WINE VINEGAR,
warranted to keep Pickles;
Pure fresh SPICES of all descriptions;
Old FRENCH and CALIFORNIA and APPLE
BRANDIEs; also WHITE WHISKY.
Don't forget my four-yesr-old PREMIUM
WHISKY at $50 per gallon;
Just arrived small quantity Of new MACK
EREL, large size, and of new DUTCH
HERkING, at
HERMANN sCHMIDT's
EUROPEAN STORE,
800 and SOC b rosdstree
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The Lick observatory-the postage
stamp window New York Dispatch.
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
JAMES W. PEGRAM, Sec'y.
G. A. WALKER, President.


Virginia disc reeris one 10 Re
During yelrsof
Itel
reliable
cents upwards
ito
the A
Ehere he omp s represented Address
J. w. PEGRaa &sy Life ms Co. Of Va.
Richmond
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

quotations revised, middling, loKc Sales,
1888 bales. Quotations were as follows;
Ordinary, 7 ll-l6c; good ordinary, 01sc low
middling, 10 Lice; middling, 1916; good
middling 10 1876; middling fair, IL 7-l6c;
fair, ~ i-lGc.
Futures opened quiet and easy and closed
dull but steady, ms follows; September
9.60@07O; October aH@972; November,
9.67@06s; December, 06S@a60; January,
97i@975; February, 0.Sl@9S3 March, 900
@90l; April, 09s@909; May, lOG@lO.OG
June, lO.ll@lO.l7i July, lO.2O@l0.2l. Sales,
AZ, 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and
closed steady. MiddhnE 9lsc. Sales,
LOO bales, Quotations were as follows:
Ordinary, 7Kc; good ordinary, s'sci low mid
ding oNc; middling, 0Sc; good mid.
ding 10 l5-iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet as follows September o.439
0.45, October 025@0 %, November, 0.liC9
915; December, al0@0l7i January, o.2iCg
o,25; February, 033@a3li March, 9i2@0i3i
April, 05l@952i May o.GO99.6li June, 960
@0.7O. Sales. ~. 600 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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RAILROAD Time TABLES.
Chesapeoks and Ohio Route.

Mail and express trains run solid between Mem.
phis and Louisville Pullman buffet sleeper RUS
on mail and sleeping and reclining chair on %.
press Three hours quickest time 10 Chicago
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel
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t.raeeFts.

CANNED Goons-l'us ami, 81. 50. p.sfhs.
? lbs, standard q 90 second a IS TBu,,.
toes, lhs standard Hs. 3 o.. atandnrl
silo klmwhcrnv, u15 Ra,pbernes.
~ blagkhyulgs 500 Green arr,.
ti5h Pear. tlG5 rums a 3 A.pap
sue. N2b Green corn 81 a. Green ieis
~ -. Cove oysters iu.l weight 1 lh. f.Ut.
2 lbs, tlu1 lirhi weight. GA ; Ihs. pSe Con.
druscd milk=1uNn. t5p. Taflc. Esi.
Swiss t1p Salmon 81 1919 ~ safiine.
fhutth -. mustard sariiurs $500. Mark
crrl, tl2a, herring maCkgryl tlut.
StuAR-iuru white. sc on white &c
yellow clarified, 5a0.r. refined A. ~
standard rnuulaipd. skasisc. powdered.
SIC cut Loaf, SIC um
Cofftr -Common. ititrt ordinary. iStlr.
lnir lbhc prime Rio isC. choice 10 fancy.
lNc old government 1ptglc. strong.
hAit-Saeinaw. 81 WriN PEE brl. Ohio
Iiycr tlaoti.2 ~ pot brl. ska tine, 81 900
40. coaisc, 81 in.ti.ij pku. 2atg5c.
kes-Louisiana 5QbsC Carolina &c.
quiet.
Caspln--stlck. an sIfcs IN bra rail, and
hfls' PWllC iuncy assorted, p0i5c. eGtfr
fancy, iSts25c. firm
Cnrrsu-riimc nhis 5asiSc. New Yorl
factory bCthc, iull cWim Hall Nc. Younl
Amefica, iittiitc
Soars Asn CANDtn-s0ap, 3tCt5c can
dies full weight CSC.
StAncH-Jktt3ito.
M0LANEs-lsouisiana common 10 fair. n
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General Nous.

TnE Chickasaw went out last evening for
White river well loaded.
TnE Lee line packets were in and out yes
tcrlay with fair uips both ways.
TmE Granite State will leave here tomor-
row evening at o'clock for Cincinnati.
TuE City of st. Louis passed up from New
Orleans TO ST. Louis yesterday with good
trip.
TIM Arkansas City tcicgraphs from Cairo
that she will be here on her way to Natchoz
early this morning.
TINS City OF Baton Rouge, from 81. Louis
passed q pwn TO New orleans early ycster-
day morning with full lead.
TnE Rescue. towing several empty coal
harges, should pass here tomorrow ON her
way from New Orleans TO the Ohio river.
TnE elegant passenger steamer Kate Adj
ans departs this evening at o'clock for
Helena, Friars Point, Concordia, Terrenc
and Arkansas City.
RATES OF transportation took q sharp I'D
vance yesterday on the Anchor line out
from ST Louis Grain and mill feed Is now
III cents per 100; hay, 20 cents per 100
flour, 80 cents per barrel, and pork, 81
cents per barrel. The rates Of the barg,
| line remain the same.
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Cash quotations were n, follows
fl0uf-fim aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat, ,iagjc; No. 3
spring wheat 5,lsm-oc, No 2 red wheat.
ptujiAc. No. corn, i3'sc. No. oats.
2i'sc. No. ? rye, DC. NJ. ? barley, $50
''c. No. iaA.ccd, fLJ2 Prime timothy
Mes rork, per brl, tili5. Lard per 100
Dos, so ~. Short ribs sides. loose,
sss5 Dry Nltc1 shoulders, Loxcd.
G02lsgI55, short clear sides, boxed, 900
Hp2a
Re,cipts-Flour u.OOO brls wheat 10.
90 boa corn. Ci3.UCO bu. oats 1900 bu
rye Ji.Ulp bu barley Cjvu bu.
shIpmcuts-Fiour. is.Uu brs. wheat it2. /.
UuJ hu corn. 10000 bu cats. Us ~ bu
rye 5000 bu, barley, iiVuJ bu.
81 louls, Mo-, sept ip.-flour- Quiet
aud easy.
wh,at=Cash. firm and higher Options
The Optu.ur wa i.con un duh aud weak
cables hui thp demand exceeded thc uilcr.
iug. and a rilly followed Later thoru was
another lpak. aud the close was "a sc
below yesterday, No 2 rrI, cash. ui6ulls e.,
prtohcf piitc, closing u Jii.c bid De.
crmb,f wAwHtc closing NJ bJ &C.. May,
u,AWosc closing at Os'tc.
Cum-l1wrr the clos. being almost DC
below yesterday, No. cnsh, ale, October.
t,Atttsisc closing nj lHisc asked. Dcccm.
bcr, aJtsc. year. ytc, closing a. S'saS3ko
uskcd, January N.c, closing ajlsc asked
May, 3jai5Ac, closing Jitti1sc asked.
Osis-ipwcf. cash. 1'fr bid. May GfCt
2,C September, 22Ao bid October, 10 bid.
year 221,c bid.
ilaK scci-si2i
Corn Mcal-stcady t2i5G22D
Hyc-stcady No. 2, o5hc, November, Sc
bid
llny-Dull aud unchanged. prairie. 500
GSOf timothy iiO.Oaitup
buticf creamery, lsAay, dairy, i6gi7C.
EHr Easy, nt lie.
Provisions Quiet aud easier Pork-iis %.
lAri=l'f'mo steam, nominal 1913 Dry salt
mcais=shoulirr $50, longs aud ribs D. as.
short clear tp2i Baoon Shoulders ts7s.
lyug, aud ribs, sDijeJ 40, short clear.
SO UifbtiO0
Receipts Flour s.Ooi hrl. wheat. 1900
hu corn, 2sulJ bu oats. iI,OyO bu. rye,
huIl bu. barley. 1000 hu.
shipments Flour 500 hTls. wheat 1000
hu corn, 1900 bu, oats 1900 bu, rye,
h.uu De.
uu the afternoon board Wheat was higher
AMI stronger Corn hnncf, aud oats dull.
ksNsA CRY. Mo-, sept H. Wheat
Receipts Abij bu. shipments, $500 bu.
Higher No ted, cash, " -, bid. SOC asked
October 7pAC asked. December Sic bid. SIC
asked. May &c bid, SHE asked. No. 2 soft,
sG4c
cOm Quiet No. 2 ea,h, s71e, asked IL.
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kansa. City, Memphls aud Blrnlngnnm.
Gull houIe lhansas City, Fort Scott aaL
Mempli.l.
Memphis and Little Rock.


Leaves Arrives
Little Rock Ex-lilj pm Man and Ex.....l03D m
Texas TX ........ Gas am Memphis Ex.. SIS avn.
est Louis and est Louis and
Chicago Ex.... 600 pm Chicago Ex..- 90 am
NOTE-" Daily. tExcept Sunday
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes In quotations Of groceries,
goods or other articles In the general market
were made today. Eggs are a shade lower
both In tone and price. Grain In store at
the elevators: Corn. 5ipj bushels; oats,
n, ip7 bushels wheat s.slJ bushels. Al the
Now orleans sugar market price, have been
marked up and stocks are held higher: r..
fined goods are i-i6 Ia 80 higher with fair
inquiry. Molns-cs continues quiet and
nominal There is good demand for clear
rice, with prices firm aud well maintained
At New York coffee b. i,ycrish and under
speculative influences, hut sugar remains
stiff with rather an upward tendency.
TnE CHICAGO UHNS NNuEEr.
Chandler Brown s Co., ct Chicago. 10
Ogden fontainc, Memphis The rumors
that the French duty ou wheat is 10 be- r..
moved having been wired throughout the
country, induced heavy buying Tor outside
account Shorts covered large lines ON
afternoon session, while C1mmi sion houses
having a Wall street clicutlgc were heavy
buyers. Local operators again underworld
10 force q sharp break, but the continued
strength Ia cash wheat aud seller the
month induced local shorts ON December
60 corner the market Charters TODAY.
Wheat coon bushels, cora, $4,000 bush.
els Curb gi.r."
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Movements nc Cairo.
special pl.raieh 10 mo Appeal.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. io.-rhe 81. Paul went
up the Ohio with her circus. The u. T..
Schenck arrived from Cincinnati wanting 600
tons and will get 800 here, leaving In the
morning. She reports plenty Of water, but
no business In lower Ohio. The Florence,
from Tennessee river was well laden. The
Future City arrived from New Orleans with
five bau,cs and Is still IN port. The ". J. n.
Mncomb came out for fuel aud supplies after
clearing the river at Thompsons Of danger
Gus snaps. The Granite State put OFF $50
kcg. OF nails here and has good trip for
Memphis and left at $50 o'clock tonight
The piliug ha, been driven In the first chan.
mel span Of the bridge and the false work
for the span will nc finished this week. The
caisson work will all be finished I'm SIX weeks.
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Atnoon; Quiet without 1uotable change In
prices sales, 5000 bales. OF which American
j. 400 bales. Receipts, i,2JO bales of which
American 400 bales Closing quotations
were "a follows Ordinary Q 3.iGi, good
ordinary, b3sdi low middling, 5i3lGi, good
midiling, G3.lGd; middliug upunds Oh,
midlling Orleans, 3D.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet.
These prices are given IN pence and 6iths
thus iGJ means lO5-Gi, aud SOL means
5l-Gll
AZ PM Hcpl'lnhrr ".'l buyers sep
tomhcrOCtohcr o 30 sCllcr, October Noyom.
her. $40 buyers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h.2l
buyers, Dccomhor-Jununry $50 buyers, Jan
unry. February, 5.O buyers, February. March
al sellers Mnrch-Apul, 1.22 values; April
MN ~ .rllnr.
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ll0eaflsfstlIs

Couv Mr,il=Standafi. t2aS62 90 city
pearl, i2t'tt2'' pearl 81 ~. quiet
htAss ANp iE,s-Nayy beans. $50 mcdi.
am. t3Ol
oar Mrtis-ln half hfls $3.50 from siarr.
tEAcgrus-Soda, treble oStn. g.. ginger
snaps eB"N, assorted Jumh.cs, ipHl3C.
cream crngkcrs. slnlN.
ftnrr#fwm store common. - inH3 IS
family, s1pJ6ttiU. choice. - sjtti 80. fancy.
Si'5Fi7', cNtm fancy SlprNgjiD. Patent
g. l5ttaS. strong
CE,cErU wus,r-ln half brls. sl5l from
store.
lloNiSr ASb Cams From store. SIS.
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GrOceries.

NEW, YoRK, Sept 9.-Coffee-0ptions
opened steady and closed firm. Sales, II, 500
bags, including September at sl3.O0Gl3 TO-
October, $l2.55@l27o November, $l1.959
Ito; December, sll.45@i16O; January,
Sll.00@ll.10; April, $l10O@ll.O5; May,
$lLOo@ll.05; July, $ll.09@ll.10. Spot Rio
hrm and quiet at 1511c. Sugar-Raw firm
better demand; refined held firmly less act
i've; q, 6ssc, extra Q, exc. Rice-Stronger
and more active.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. -Whisky-In
good demand and steady; sales 1912 barrels
finished goods, on basis of $l.14 Sugar
Firm. Butter-Easier. Eggs-Strong aud
higher at l5@l5Nc. Cheese-Easier.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-on the pr oduce ex-
change today the butter market was un-
changed. Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
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CoEs-frnm store white Sc. mixed. Sc.
from lcyo, or depot white in bulk. -. in
sacks sc. miNcd boz bulk &c iu sacks So
hgAN-fuum store .ig from lcycc or Do.
pot $500
HAY-' huicc. from store 'nc: car load.
from lc,cc " depot tih DttlG0H prime.
from store, NOht>s car load from lCycr 20
drIui tliNl prairie FROM store, ajtypy. car
load. from lcvcc or depot go ipftii.Wt
oAu-frum store vhitc -. mitei. agc
from lryrc uT depot white iu bulk SIC. iu
sacks, Sac. mixed in hulk pa. in sacks. Sic.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. l9-The Droucrs' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head I;
shipments, 5000 head; market weak and
cows bulls and mixed, 81. 25@3.O0 Texas
cattle, s2.00@3.35; western rangers, $1,000
A70.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
6,500 market opened steady, closed lower;
mixed, $500; heavy, S616@6.40; light, 1870
@6.50; shps, $3.75Cg5.G0.
Sheep-Reccipts, G,OOO head; shipments,
westerns, s3.25@3.GO Texans, S2,60@360;
lambs 81 OOM575
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HrnNI.Inn.

fisu- Maskcrcl hall brI,, No !, $50 No
? 500 lolo BE. No. I. o. - No. ? clio.
DIV herring family 2l per boz.
Hoo luuur'IH# Strong mtas pork fiO Is
ttlh1 suErcuri hims. lga.tti8I,
breakfast bacon. llhii. bacon clear fh
s.irs love shoulder ui., bulk plfk
clear sides csc clear rh sides ui.c. long
clear ~, shoulder s,0.ttr.
lNrp-ics. psnin. bali bfls i0t.0iOt.c.
kcr', los9io',r, choice kettle. IUh9ukc.
Stfung.
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Co,,on sccI produci..

PRtuE CRupE Om-35m3,c, prime summer
yellow, l2Cliic, prime summer white cotton
seed OIL i3mI5c OIL summer yellow iOtt i2c;
choice cooking summer yellow, ijmiic,
cotton seed meal, Sl1OOUlS.OJ, less than a
car load, Sl7.5Oglsj0, Oh cotton seed meal,
$1,000. less than car lots. $500.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Lcycc.

Arriyals-City of 81. Louis New Orleans;
City OF Baton Rouge, st. Louis; Rosa Lee,
Osceula Coahoma, Friars Point.
Dcparturcs-City of St Louis, 81. Louis;
City Of Baton Rouge New Orleans; Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Coahoma, Friars Point:
ChickasaW White river.
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AS Mater Low Changes

HoNE testimonials are most reliable, and
n you will sci your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers Of the best
citizens uf Nashville rcgnrlng the wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint'
mont II never falls. Filty cents and 81
psr bottle. Manufactured ny Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashyillc, Tenn. fOr sale by
llolstsf 2sB Main street
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COTTON MARKETS

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
closed quiet midilinR pisc. SALES 90
bales Of which - bales TO exporter and
200 bales 10 spinncn
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. nc good ordinary, SIC. low
middling, o,fc. middling CSC good mid.
ding i0sc middl.ng fair lose iair MONT
nal
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lmpofs-h a q. r. n, 10 NJ. &TRR. rs
i.&sh n, "a Al r. RR, C.. o.&E W
r. X, O. X. g, s.& n. u R,aK. O., NJ a u
X ", tli J. a. u H., = Tenn. MID. a. H., :. steam
tn, ils wagons, 50 Total, SO laica
ktpofii-l. q Mr. u. 49, Total, isl balcs.
sEw YORK.
hnoh orened llehdy aud elosed .IeadY.
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Live stock.

LANBs-Chpicc, &c; common TO good, per
head, sl.5pH3Ol.
lloos-Choicc light 690'Ec good, 5k@Gc;
common, 5Ct5isc.
C,rrLE-Chuicc, 3i,@3isc; good, 2l4@3c,
scnlluwags, li,m2i.c.
surrr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3@3Ilc, com.
mon. sl.UuGtl.jU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
sinre of the Rivers.

OFTtcg si1NAL sERyi,E, 4. 3. A.,
MENriIis, Tenn, sept ~. sam.
The following observations arc taken at all sta.
tlons namci IN the 10Th meridian time, which u
one hour later than Memphis time
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept l0.-Wool--There is
steady movement at unchanged prices,
with slightly quieter feeling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
GrnIn nnd ProNisIon..

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Sept i0-priccs were gen
orally lower this morning. change. Wheat
opened weak, with two distinct rallies during
the session, which gave q range of lc in De-
cembcr The situation In the northwest
continues bullish, while the ,caboard and
abroad are bearish. One hvlrish symptom
here today was the dullncss on the bulgcs
and the animation when th, indicator neared
the bottom figures. Sales ranged OlH@02c
for October, 81 9sCg02Ac for December, and
053kmgOl,c for May. The lowest points OF
the day were touched shortly after the open.
ing and Just before the Close. Wheat closed
ut / o'clock pm. nt 81 .c for December
This was the same ms the opening price and
| &c under last night. There was no great
agitation In corn, but gradual sinking OF
| prices. This was natural uHi unay uldable.
| The weather throughout the corn belt is OF
| the finest and the receipts here were not
| only largc-6iG cars--but the per cent OF the
/ contract grade was large. tn, speculative
| trade had tho advantage OF uu excellent cash
| and shipping demand a. uid in unfolding
/ the market, and hut for this the conditions
| warranted more Of decline. September
sold ut i39z@I3Ac, closingaf i3Nc October,
| 42f-MI3N, closing at i3C, December closed
at Sc and May at 3s'fc.
Oats were slow and dull. with decline OF
"a &c from yesterdays closing prices.
| II was uNhlNtF uNll INV IN I'lNhlNl'li.'
| With the exception OF October porkhhich
started : &c lower the general list opened
az about the closing hgur,s NJ yesterday.
October sold up 60 sii.j0 during the morn
Ing. closing at siii5, with January atsl3no,
about last nights figures. Lard was steady
! 10 strong, closing at siO.SD and $3.50 for DC
| t0ber aud January. October ribs sold OF a
| little. but closed NJ .. 80 or only 2'sc lower
January sold at sLlOGLl2'. closing at the
| inside.
ON the afternoon board wheat advanced
| the better part OF ic on good buying for
| northwestern account and uu q little furry
among the shorts caused by additional bull.
lCtins forccasting the result Of tomorrow I.
conference about doing away with French
duty on cereals. The bears attacked the
market on the advance without effect.
No change In corn aud oats.
Pork was excited aud higher. October
wns advanced PC, November, Sc; year, &C.
aud January, l2,se Land was strong De
ccmhrr, year aud January closed 2lS,
higher. October and January short ribs
were advanced Sc, closing at the highest
quotations
The leading futures ranged rs follows