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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-08
Sore {: YES

The eyes are always in sympathy VIII
TIE bc;;.T, a.ad afford an excellent inde,;
Of its condition. When the eyes become
i; al evidence that the system has
become di5ordared by Scrofula, far
winch Ayers sarsaparilla is TIE best
kncwn remedy.
F@vofGla, which produced a painful in
s-2l.::iIaticn IL my eyes, caused Inc much
i1Gering Eor a number of years. By the
adT!ce Of q physician commenced taking
Ayers sarsapariila. After usine, this
medicine 4 Snort time WIS completely
Cured
hgv eyes are row in a splendid eonti-
tn, and am rs wei and strong rs ever.
- bIrs- William Gage, Concord, N. II.
Fer 9 number of years was troubled
With 81 lidmor i'll rly eyes, and was unable
10 obtain any relief until I commenced
Csiug Ayers s;arsanariila. This niedi-
ciE5 haS effected q complete cure, and L
believe it to be the best of blood puri-
1iers. &C. E. Upton, Nashua, N. Ii.
From cnildhood. and until with few
months, I have been afflicted with Weak
and Sore Eyes. / have used for these
complaints, with beneficial results,
= ENI s StrSapdrItsG, ana consider 1t q
Great blood purifier. - Mrs. G. Phillips,
Glover, Vt.
I suffered for year with inflamma-
ton in my left eye. Three ulcers formed
On the ball, depriving me Of sight, and
causing great pain. After trying many
other remedies, to no purpose, was final
- induced to use Ayers Sarsaparilla.
BY Taking
three bottles Of this medicine I have been
entirely cured. My sight has been re-
stored. and there is no sign of inflamma-
On. sore. or ulcer in my eye. = Kendall
Z Bowen, Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio.
~ daughter, ten years old, was afaict-
ei; With Scrcfulous Sore Eyes. During
the last two years she never saw light of
any lind. Physicians Of the highest
sanding exerted their skill, but with no
permanent success. On the recOmmen-
t-,i9l Ct {. friend purchased a bottle of
= yl~'s Sarsaparilla, which my daughter
taking. Before she had used
c!.e -h:rsl bottle her sight was restored.
jT-r c;lre is complete. W E. Suther-
iaas.. Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky. tt
7, Y er's s arsaparilla,
I -..s:>., hy Or j. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
so!l ~ ii Druggists. Pricc 81; six bottles, IS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
,ndiup Sypt,uber IA 1889.
GENERAL TRADE.

Bulk meats, long clear, advanced Nc To-
day, other articles unchanged. City Pearl
meal has been put on the market nj - i5Ng
25Opcr barrel. Amount Of grain In store at
the elevators. Corn, s,327 bushels; oats Do
%. bushels; wheat 1881 bushels.
The New orleans sugar market has dcycl.
opcd no new features the tone continuing
quiet light receipts, with limited movement
Of Louisiana sugar with prices nominal but
firm and we'll maintained. Moll,scs un-
changed. Rice develops q steady improve
mcnt with firm prices aud an upward ton
dcncy.
I'm New York coffee Is more or less dis
tuibcd by the yagirics OF the speculative
market, aud tho tendency Is 10 induce buy
cs 10 pause until the trading atmosphere
becomes somewhat clearer but yet offerings
Of actual stun are made without much, II
any shading Of cost The rice market Is
/ strengthened by ndyiccs Of crop damage
/ from the south and spices ere well held, and
teas have cheerful reports generally, while
sugar, arc sin in tone with limited Offering,
and buyers obtain no iayuu.
TuE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Chandler. Brown 4 Co., Of Chicago, TO Or
den Fonninc, Memphis The action oI
the wheat market during the last two days
/ would seem Ia indicate that tho bulls are
wearing out their horns trying 10 hold the
market. No improvement Is noted In the
situation, on the contrary, foreign markets
continue weak and arr steadily declining of
their own weight owing 10 q poor cash aud
speculative demand. Crop reports from the
northwest are improved, but the crop killers
abroad now admit that foreign crops are
thrc,hing out much better than expected,
although the quality is inferior The crowd
are decidedly bcarish aud don't expect an
other healthy advance until tho market has
first broken several points Curb, 80 aud
| Ac,n
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groeerIe.

CANSrn Goops--rinc apple ti.SO. peaches.
. lbs, standard. ii.ip. second, si.2i. Tuma-
toes, lbs standard, ~ ; lh,, standard,
Si0 Strawberries, 81 -. Eispbrrrics
81 %. Hlackhcrrics, SEQ. Green cages,
ti76 Pear. taGS. Tums. 81 NJ. Aspau.
gus. l25 Green corn, ti.iO Green peas,
~ Cove oysters, iull weight lb, tlpl
lhs, tiOn light weight, "a lbs n,c. Con-
dcusrd milk=IruWu, i,p. Eagle $40,
Swiss. a. IN. Salmon, " itOI2i0 Slrdines
thUrtth -. mustard nrlincs. $500. Mack.
ctrl u p, herring mickrrcl, sos
krU,H=furc white. sr. Oh white, &c,
yellow clarified iAGteF refined A. NJ.
standard rnnulatcd rattSisc powdered,
| sac cut Loaf, $40. firm
Gowns Common. iiltc. ordinary, i1'fc
| fair love prime RIO, Is. choice ~ fancy,
| Ia old government ynoti3r. strong.
S,iT=Sagiuaw, timmlai pct bril- ohio
river ~ 2Nti - per hfl sks tine. 81 8Stt
! 90 coarse. ti.iutti.it pkF. gAtt7r.
Mcr-Louisiann 5s5ac Carolina &c,
quiet
C,Spur-siick. al Ears. lu h,s. pals and
/ hfls pttiic fancy assorted p5l5yi CNtrn
fancy, iset2,c. hfm.
CHrrr New York factory, CGsr fall
cram, iudi0'.c Young America, non SC
SUNr am CANptu-SUlp. 3a0ig. can.
/ dies. fall weight nic.
ktAEcu 3 h6tI'tc.
| MutAfsTs= Louisiana common 10 fair. ~
/ @2c, prime choice, XttJsr. fancy. lOti
t5C, centrifugal, common a. fair NCt2hc
prime TO choice, SOltt'c syrup @tSioc,
1 uulol
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, $3.50 per g. 600 premium selling New
Orleans, 81 discount buying par selling
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville demand,
par buying, 81 per 900 premium selling
The clearinghouse statement thus iar this
week shows a heavy falling of In general
business the clclrings being $4,000 less
than for the same time last week, and being
sl4a. SGg 50 less than for the same time last
year
The local cotton market closed quiet, sales
of y bales, all to spinncrs. Sales for the
week, G7j bales, Of which go TO exporters
and 425 bales TO spinnors. At New Orleans
spots closed steady, with futures quiet and
steady, September and October advancing
points, with remaining months up to
points. The Liverpool market is quoted
business good at hardening prices Futures
steady and advanced point Manchester
yarns and cloths sellers asking an advance.
New York spots are firm and advanced
l-iGc. Futures quiet and firm, September
going up points and the rest 10 o points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Liverpool all
vices reported no change In that market,
though the tone was firm. Prices with US
opened nt about tho closing Of yesterday,
that the statement which appeared In the
J0HHal n tpHm,fo. estimating the damage
IN South Carolina ut from ~ 10 % per cent,
brought contracts into better demand and
prices advanced an along the line. II issup-
posed that outside Of South Carolina, except
In few iiolatcd territories, the loss insult.
ing from the recent storms has been com
parauycly light and It Is not improbable that
the damage In the State named was csu-
mated before the weather hal fairly cleared
and while the aspcc, was the gloomicst The
stopping Of good many September notices
today impaired some renewed confidence Ia
the situation and gain II from 4 In
points at the close reveals better feeling IN
the market
According 20 the Commercial Buii,in,
"thc general statistical showing makes the
Immediate position just about ~ strong ~
ever, aud the majority of hdyiccy from
the south contain q Roodly proportion Of
morc or less unhvorihlc crop suggestions,
all OF which are ventilated Tor what they are
worth. but MS % relief We hear from one or
two sources Of more cheerful expressions I'm
some OF the later communications from Ala
hama. II Is, however sin quite plain that
large proportion Of the trade are In o hest
Eating mood, and, while current influences
tend To check selling it looks as though
most Of those who think well of cotton from
the present standpoint have about all they
want"
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


Atnoon; Business good at hardening prices.
Sales, 5000 bales, Of which American G,OOO
bales Receipts 200 bales, OF which Amer
lean 200 bales Closing quotations were as
follows: Ordinary, 3-l6d; good ordinary,
6sGd low middlng, 5l3-l6d; good middling,
@ 3-l6d; middling uplands, Cd middling Or
leans, Cd.
Futures opened irregular and closed
stclly.
These prices are given in pence and Giths
thus; 463 means 4G3-6l and 5.0l means
b1-GLl
Al PM September, $50 sellers; Sep
| tcmbcrOctobcr, $40 sellers, October.Novcm-
her, 5.2i sellers November December 5.23
sellers, DcccmbcrJanuory, b.22 sellers; Jan
uary February, D. % sellers, February March,
5.22 value March-April, 6.23 buyers April
May, D., % sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
| Cnliur Sybtyubpr IA ISsy.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Fluur-Quict, firm aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat, sn1,GtnIkc, No.
spring wheat. S3MSic; No. > rcd wheat,
plc. No corn, lic; No. . oats. 2ii.c.
No. 2. rye, pc. No. 2 barley nominal.
No. l ilaAsccd, sl2J. Prime timothy seed,
fldb.
per Loo lhs, slUWttiOG2is. Short ribs sides,
lnu,c SNC1CtsGli. Dry saltcd shoulders,
loNcd, 500 'lCgG5i, short clear sides, boxed,
spupan2h.
Rcccipts-Flour. piG2 brlg wheat iO7.-
as hu. corn. Jll8tl bu. oats 2Ij,Jts bu,
rye 2s,Gs2 bu harley, GiOI5 bu.
shipmcnts-Flour. i7S7i hrls. wheat. 10
O32 bu. corn, So ,G2 hu, oats, ii0,6sO bu.
rye, $50 bu, barley 22plo bu.
81. Louis, Mo-, sept il.-Flour-Sicady.
Wheat. cash lower aud dull. options un-
settled. The market was very irregular all
the session. fluctuhting within considerable
range, and following other markets closely
In their changes No. ? rel, cash, gJh.c,
nominal. September. uoAsC. December, UiCl
m'.c, closing NJ pJNc. May, uSA@ulC, clos.
C1rn-Lowcr. No. 2 cash. az, October l0I.
mtt Sc. closing ut de, the year. 80 &c, Bh
ttJlc closing ut I3Asc' January NiMaJ.c
closing at Sc. May, 8im33',c closing 35c.
Onis-wcikcr 80. 2 cash. 1it,2Jhc. Octo.
Der. 2l.c. MAY, 2SA@2ss he; September
gli,c bid. the wear. 2lisc bid.
STEADY. No. cash, Ole, November,
Sc. December. 66hc.
llnn-scnrcc aud wanted az 7Oc.
Flax Scrd-St2tCti.22
Corn Mcal-Stcady, - ib@2 %
Hay Dull prairie, S.vVQ'H timothy,
fpWttlAOO.
Buttcr-Quict. creamery, is0Gc dairy,
i5Ml1c. Eg,r-Firm nc iA's
Provisions Quiet rk-tihOO. Lard
Prime steam nominal. Dry nlt meats
shoulders, $500 long and nhs, $50 short
clear. $40 Hucon-Sheul'l'r sS5h, longs
and ribs. SnOd075. short clear slOUOCg
1910. HAMS i2 6oCtiLoo
Rcccipu-Flour 5000 hrls wheat, 100 600
bu; corn. 22,Ouo bu; oats, Os,QNhu, rye, 1900
bu barley 1900 bu.
shipments Flour 7 zoe hrls wheat 10000
bu com, 1900 bu. oats, 900 boa, rye, 1900
bu barley, i,oJ bu.
On the afternoon board wheat was hrmor.
Corn steady aud oats weak.
K,SN CRY, No., Sept Wheat
Stronger No. 2 red, cash, sales at 15'sc;
October &c bid, nc asked. December. So
a,kcd No rcd, cash, lie asked, October,
72itc asked. No. 2 soft cash sales at ~ &c.
Cutn-Stendy; No. 2 cash, no bids nor Of
tcrIng.. year 80 bid, 20yic asked, May, SOC
bid. SO asked.
Oas-No. cash, 9oc bid, ?0as asked, DC.
tobcr O!sc bid, 2OjSc asked.
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Men.rhaId snnrIIe..

ARMS ~ 50lt22 % per hrl Dried apples,
s@3'f, Per ID, ifUmsiofc. Dried peaches, 80
90 frUm store.
fEuu Firm Oranges. 5000 per box.
Lemons $3.50 per boa bananas. u.VO@2OO
per bunch.
E0gs- Firm. noNet. 49, cases, iGc.
Reconsideration layers o. 5O,t3Oo, layers,
t275. California, t2b1ayu1
BUrttR--Butiefine, lhc creamery, 2ic;
dairy, isc, country butter. i2itmiSc.
Cipta-Ozark, 800 por bfl, aud $3.50 per
half bfl.
NiNraAR-Pct gal. iOHiec.
vrorTAntrs-Onlons N.7ia200 por brl.
Cnbbagc--l0ose. 81 LonIa ZOO. ChIcngo.
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Nee,lstuUs.

CoES-From store. white. Olc mixed h3c
from lcvcc OF depot white In bulk, h2c; in
sacks, h5c. MIXED. in bulk, &c. Ia sacks, 5OC.
BHAs-frum store, SOC from lvyco or dc.
pot, tliHttihu1
H,Y-Choicc, from store. 90; car load.
from lcvcc ur depot sidhO. prime. from
store, SIC. car load from lcyrc or depot,
flhuO. prairie. from store. hiONF. car load.
ffum love. or depot, fiOIOdil.up
OArs-Frnm store white, JNc, mixed. alc.
from lcvcc ar depot, white. In bulk. &c, IN
sacks 3lr. mixed, In hulk IA in sacks, Sic.
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Itrea,l.tsttts.

Cons Mr,ir-Slnndarl. 81 3Na2 90 city
pearl a. ma ~ pearl $500 quiet
iirANs ANp rEAs-Nayy beans, $50 mcdi'
um. s1Un.
oar Mrl1-iu half hrls. $3.50 from store
CRA,KFns Soda treble extra, a., ginger
snaps, sisCtpr; assorted iumblcs io9i2c.
cream ctarkcrs s'sttnc.
FinrnaFrbm store. common. 3bOT7. -,
family. % iDspl. To- choice. - 2,Ctt 20. fancy,
o. SpGttpn extra fancy siptgi.iO patent
g. 'ia b. ~ strong.
CRA,EEp WurAt-ln half brla, $3.50 from
store.
lInNixY Am Guita-Frnm store, t525.
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Fum- Mnckcfcl halt brls No. $50. No.
2 ssO1. iOlo Kit No I, Si.2i No. =, Ellis.
nfv herring family Dc per box.
Ilna rnnpUcts-strnnE mess pork. fi0OO
surarcurcd hams, i1'sesitC breakfast bacon
il6i2c bacon. clear RIB sides. plsteluc ,
shoulders, a.. bulk pork, clear sides g'smaAsc
clear sides, p',CpaNc. long clear, p46pNc,
shoulders, Sistts'.r.
IAHn-'rcs. a',CtrAc' half bfls Oismp'sc,
tsgs phgp,.c, choice kettle, iOtiic.
Nffuuu.
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at 0s 1-1Gd for money and sesISd for the ac-
count The amount Of bullion gone into
the Bank of England Oh balance today
was $4,000 Bar silver, Adp per ounce.
PARIS, Sept. H.-Three per cent rentes,
8if l9c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHrcAGo, H., Sept H.4Bank clearings,
50, 100000.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Ii.-Clearings, 49,,
COG, 1872 balances, $449,034.oie
New YoRK, Sept n-Cltarings, slOl,-
2G2, 03S; balances, $5,035, S34
Boston, Mass, Sept. l4.4clcarings $l2,'
270000; balances, 81, Ss3,03S
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept IA. - Clealngs,
81, S2l ,2i5; balances, 1924, 500.
PmLADELPHIA, Pa, Sept l4,-Tho clear
ings of the banks today were IS JlO,o'O bal
anCes, 1888, ll9. l1r
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sellers recovered on closing orders Sales
1900 bags including September at sl2 cog
1910; October, $40. 00@12. %; November, ST.
35Cg11.65; December, $40. 05@l1.25; January,
SIC. 75@l1.0G February, Sl0.75@10.95; March,
$40. 70@1095; April, 70@l0.0O; July,
5000; August 10 s0@10.S5 Spot Rio more
active and firm; fair cargoes, BIC. Sugar
Raw, strong and fair demand; fair refining
SIC; Centrifugal, go test, refined firm, good
demand. Rice-Quiet, steady. Petroleum
Quiet crude in barrels 65s@7c.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 13.-Whisky steady;
sales 1884 barrels finished goods, on a basis
OF $l.A. Butter-Strong; fancy creamery,
24@25c; choice dairy l5@l6c. Sugar-In
good demand. Eggs-Stronger at li@lihc.
Cheese-Quiet.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 14.--on the produce ex'
change today the butter market was firm
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and un'
changed.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 1.-THE DrOpers'
Journal reports: Cattle - Receipts, 5000;
shipments, 5000. Market steady; beeyes,
S6.iO@63O; steers, S35O@5.9O; stOckers and
feeders, $20O@325; cows, bulls, and mixed,
Sl.35; Texas cattle, Sl9O93G0; western
rangers, $3.75Cg5.10.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 800
Market strong; mixed, s5.95@G5O heavy,
SG.1o@G7O; light, S5.75@6.4O; skips, $500
@6.G5.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market strong, 5GliOc higher natives, S2.It
@3.7O; western $3.4j6gi.O5; Texans, S2.759
$50; lambs, S4.O0M0.O0.
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aienernI NcMs.


THE Lee line steamers went out last even
ing with fair trips.
TuE City Of Cairo, from Natchez, passed
up TO ST. Louis Yesterday.
Tue low-water season began fully month
later than usual this season.
TnE Paris c. Brown is announced 10 leave
New orleans for Cincinnati Tuesday next
TnE Henry Lourcy and barges, from st.
Louis, are due here en- route 10 New Orleans.
TuE City Of Baton Rouge Is expected TO
pass here Ut Q o'clock this afternoon Oh her
way to New orleans.
TnE Granite State for this port and the U.
/. Schcnck Tor New Orleans are both an-
nounccd TO leave Cincinnati today.
GAIT. FRANK ELLISON is getting the palace
steamer Hudson ready for the ST. Louis and
Memphis trade, probably in the Anchor
line.
Tur Gayoso arrived from Tiptonyillc yes
tcr,lny morning with two bales Of cotton aud
twcnty.nno sacks Of cotton seed. Sue goes
back this evening at o'clock.
CART. ]. TonlN, OF New orleans, one Of the
largest steamboat owners on the Mississippi
river. is dangerously III at the PhwniX hotel,
Lexington, Ky. His death is momcntarily
expected.
TmE Golden Rule, the first 90" line
steamer out this season, passed down from
Cincinnati 10 New orleans yesterday morn
ing loaded almost TO the waters edge. she
did no business here.
HUI, FougrAiSE 4 Co. received ycsier.
| day, per steamer Coahomu, twenty five bale;
/ Of cotton OF this year crop FROM w. q
/ Stephenson, OF Ensicy, Tenn. This Is the
/ largest consignment Of new cotton this sea
son 10 far from any one shipper
I 81 ItnatnWa az
Thursday night with i,7j0 packages OF mis-
ccllancous freight and a large number o
passengers She returned last night will
| sixty bales ~ cotton, lot Of sundrics an'
about twenty-five cabin passengers.
BY canal liit recently finished at Argues
| France hy Edwin Clark the English cngi
nccr, i've or six locks are done away with
aud the boats often with loads OF ~ muol
M go tons, are lifted fifty feet NJ n singh
operation Ia few minutes, and with no los
OF water.
MOVEMENTS At CAIRO.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
CNRo. H., sept li-'lhc City Of Florcnc
put oil eleven cans of freight at Fast Cuir
and fifty tons here, and has a fair load 10
Tennessee river Her pilots report new chan
nols at Twin Iollows aud Thompsuns. Tn,
latter II an important change, as II n dow
the outside way where IL was last year, an,
IL clear oi snugs. The city Of Baton Roug
was sounding the new channel at Twin liol
lows when the Florence left. There Is abou
five feet la the river with q stick
The city Of Monroe got away for Nntchc
| nt 100 o'clock AN, well laden and hayin
| taken on nity cotton pickcrs.
The A. J. ilakcr went up the obion rive
after tow IT lumber
The ". II. Cherry Il on the ways at II
ducah, aud will be- ready Tor business agni
la ten days Her crew have gone home.
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LANus-Choicc DC; common to good, per
head, SljO03.OO.
lloGs-C Choice light, G@GI1ci good, 5}l@Gc;
common, 5@5kc.
CrrLE- Choice, 34@3l1c good, 2h@3c;
scallAwugs lAM2Ec.
SnEu-Choice &c; medium, 3@3Lc, com
mon, Sl.OOGti.jO.
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Cation seed prodnct-.

PRIME CRupE Ou--37M3Sc prime summer
yellow, i2Cgilc; prime summer white cotton
seed OIL I3Ctijc; oil summer yellow, iOWl2ci
choice cooking summer yellow, i3cGbci
cotton seed meal, $lTOO0lS.OOi less than a
car load, l7.JOMlS5O, oil cotton seed meal,
$1,000; less than ear lots, 5000,
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The spot market opened quiet and
closed steady Miilling Ia Sales. 80
bales. Quotations we're A. follows Ordinary,
SIC; good ordinary SIC low middling.
CSC. middling. iOc; good middlIng. lose.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady, a. follows September, pb7m
p5s October, O5ittp3s November . gltt
p23 December, o 22@p 20 January, g826t
s3t February, n4l1.i2 March, pDaybi:
April, p.60aDOO. MAY, p6sCt15O. June, g.55
GJ5l Salcs, 1890 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT,
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Steamboats, Leaving.
SATURDAY,
Mnycment. al the LcNce.

Arriyals-Coahom Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Golden Rule, Cincinnati De
Soto Cincinnati; City Of Cairo, Natchoz,
observation-disclosures, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Golden Rule, New Orleans
DeSoto, Cucinnati City OF Cairo ST. Louis.
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MOVEMENTS At CAIRO.
staKc of the itINer..

OrrICT sigNAt sruyiCr, q. g A..
Nivrnis, Tcuu.. sept. 10, sam
The following observations are takcu NJ nll sta.
tlns NAMED IN the 18th meridian time. which IL
one hour later than Memphis time
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OIIand Turpentinc.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept H.-Petroleum-
Steady $. W. ll0o, nc.
WILMINGTON N. G., Sept 1i.-spirits Tur-
pentine-Iirm at 3Gc.
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LivEs there man with soul 40 dead
that never, never 10 himself hath said, /
will try u Grand Republic Cigarro Just one
time for luck2
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Wool.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Sept, H.-Wool-Quiet,
steady and unchanged.
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THE RIVERS.

New YoRK, Sept. ll.-rhe market was
nCtive
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Spots opened steady aud closed firm;
quotations revised. middling lose. SALES.
t5S bales. Quotations we're NJ follows.
Ordinary, 1850. ruod ordinary. o il6c; low
mlddhnF ipy, middlinr 10 7.iGc, good mid
ding 1880 mddIinE fair, use fair 10.
lWurrs upruCi quiet aud closed quiet
AVID hfm, a. follows september, p7OCtpi q;
October t5ah1il November nIImp a.
December, HsiaNft January. p7pnp N.
February. % 500 ss March 70 ulf,lW. AprI'
l0.0igio0h May, ini2wi"lJ june, W ~
Gl0H; July, iO&gil.2. salc,, s3.5Vl
bales.
Weekly cotton statement fof the wsrl
etalln.. E.t.I.I.Ll..r Ia 49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Miscellaneous.

HIDEs-Dry flint, No. /, l0ci No 2, &c; dry
sailed, 6H@1c; green sailed No. |, 6c No =,
SIC; green, 3@ic; shoopskins, lOcOSlVO;
irregular.
WmsKY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l.50@0OO; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.50@3.OO Eastern
ryes 81. $4,000, according 10 age and make;
common whisky, 05cCSl3O, according TO
proof; nothing under 10 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING-ll 196yl3c.
PowpER-Kegs, $500; half kegs S275i
quarter kegs Sl75.
TIEs-Sl l5Cdl %.
SHoT-Drop, $l,I5i buck, $i.7O.
LEAD--6c.
TAILow-3G1lc.
NMIs--lron, sos; steel, 500,
TonAcco-Common, 25@35ci other grades,
35Gts5C
sNurr-Garretrs, slOs5; Ralph's, Sl0.25;
Dental Scotch, $1,000 Railroad, 1929 Gail
! d AK, 500.
CoAL Oub--Prmo white, Wholesale lots,
| 0Ac per gal.
Woodbury., grease WOOL unwashed, 10
| ml3c: clear grease wool BOA De; bury,
| washed, 2Om3pc; tub washed 3O@3lc.
| HIEgWAX-lsfHyOc
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7@Oc kraut, brl, 500; half brl, $3.50. Gar
lie, SOC per 100 oooo,o
PouLrRy-Chickens young, S2OO926O.
mixed, 81. 90; hens, S2.75@30O.
NuTs-Cocoanuts 500 pei 100 Peanuts,
Virginia 4I66gGc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
3I@ic-roasted 2Jfc higher shelled, 6g7c,
Pecans, Texas, 0@l2c.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, si.O0
orAroEs-Firm; sl75@2.0Oper bril- sacks,
Coo; sweet, $3.50 per bril-
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IxcnANnr nrnrATInNa.

Ordinary. &c good ordinary, SIC, low
middling aiSc. middlins. plac, good mil.
ding, TO- .c, middling fair, 1850, fair nomi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
NrrElY oorroN sTAtEMENr.

Receipts at Memphis Tor the week ending
September II, 3iJ bales, ~ against 2i3 halcs
Last week. and spls bales samc week last
year since September 1, $50 bales, against
1915 bales same time last year
Shipments for the week 40 bales, ~
against ?, 100 bales same week Last year since
September !, so bales NJ against S.oC5 bales
same time last year. Weeks sales, U55
bales exporters, 80, and spinner AgS
bnlCs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; midlliug 1'sc. Sales ?, bales,
Of which - bales To exporter, and 2j bales
% spinncus