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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29
Grnin and Praxisions.

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. OIL was no surprise
10 operators or 10 the country that specula-
tive markets everywhere and for nearly all
grains and products, opcned higher ana ex-
cited this morning. This was generally eX,
pectcd in wheat, and this expectation added
TO the advance which the conditions Jusu-
fed. Opening prices wen sc higher at
Duluth, 1Ac higher at Milwaukee and ST.
Louis / &c higher here and lE92ac higher
at New York. In this market september
sold at 81 &c, up TO 02hc, down to Ol?sc,
and then with rush up 10 Ole. But sep
tcmber was controlled by one man largely,
and December was better index OF the
actual market That future opened at lBc
higher, at 02Ac and sold 81 pic at the same
time with September All this was the re-
suit Of the first hour on change. Al noon
there was an advance from the lowest points
yesterday Of DC in September and &c IN De-
ccmbcr The action Of the market all day
was exceptional. Not only were the advances
sharp aud strong, but the volume OF trade
was enormous. The leading features Of the
renewed strength and activity were the
additional evidences Of shortage IN the
worlds crop. The wet weather abroad ana
cables stronger than ever. Not less than ten
or twenty big houses were sellers IN the
opening bulge. v heat was dumped in large
quantities. II caused only q temporary re-
action, aud many Of the same houses bought
back the wheat for themselves ana custom
crs at HmAC advance few minutes laler.
While the news from abroad was 50 bulilsh
the northwest also kept its usual number Of
damaged crop dispatches. The wheat PIT
was bowling wide, aud the strength was
caught somewhat by the other pits Scptcm-
Der sold &c higher at the opening ~ 9ltsc,
aud up 10 9iI.c, with q decided reaction near
the close. October sold up Ia 500 and De-
| ccmbcr 10 olhc. There was % decided reac-
ton from outside prices in wheat few min
utcs before the close, and the trade scarcely
knew what to expect At the very last, how
| ever there was n stcadior feeling and the
| closing sales were about zc under the top
| figures and from nc to Sc over last night.
ConFof itself would have bson dull,
! heavy market no doubt, Tut the aid of the
| buying rage in wheat and the generally
strong feeling In oycrthiug on the TO n,
| there was a. advance Of over lc 1t one time
| over last nights figures. Syrt m O. opened
| &c hipl O., ~ 1IHc, sold mp 10 zoe, back TO
/ IlAtc, up To- i5}-c and cltsrd at llAC, or &c
/ higher for the day
Oats were pti't, but with small advance
| for futures, under the influence of wheat
and curn closing easier and Slightly lower.
! There wa, q further small gUIu IN pork and
| lard, rib, closing the same us on yesterday,
/ save the Jauuuav option, which advanced
| 7'sc There were only $500 hog, ut the
| Yards, and with such a whoa market vs.
| wa, witnessed in the neghhurlng pit pro-
| Wis ON, were strong the most Ut the time,
| though fluctuations were not vi lc.
The leading futures ranged us follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

C,NNFn GDnD. Pine apple A. 70. peaches.
H.. standard. son Jos. standard ~ -
frclud ~ n Tomatoes. lhs. standard
~ tu. lbs standard. siit SimWhrrriys,
N.tt Rasphrrrrs fir Bh,khrfnrs
81 2'Oti 90. Green rBfrs 10 1lttl 50. blrs.
N gHsi3 IS. llums eltH Asparagus. g. 40
CO. ~ Green uurn ~ l'Hi o. Duyu prs.
81 N'Ntif u. Cove oyster. lH|I Npitht I 49,
ass. lbs ~ 1'tti 81. l.ht weight hiOtT'y.
lIs "a uO CONDENSED mi'k Ht uuWu. - 30
E1Hle. f7t SNiHs $40 salmon fi9i
Ntalu SHUliu,s. 2tU#tt2 o. mustard sir
dimes, 500. MHghrrul lu herring m,,k
cfyl. STA
srU,u-rurr white. So. OH white a-.-r.
/ yellow clarified. t.tt~u refined \. N.
standard ruuulntrl, 7hI~sv, powered.
| so, cut lu1i ,h,y UIm.
tuiUr Common. li'.r ordinary 49, b.
/ ipir lh' b. pNWr lin lr. tiui,y iu fancy
| o. ola government JuI PEI. steady.
N'iT Saginaw. n n.il n U,f btl. Oh.t
] river 30 trrl.' prT HII. Al. line ftgitt
. lH Du1r.r si.iuhti o.. pkiH gH,H1c.
Nfr Louisiana, JU' 30 Carolina, Is,
quiet
| ,,Nnrs Stick all sf,s loo hy, pals and
hUs Htllr, fancy assorted soils. cntrl
fancy l-.Ilrg. um.
! tUurT Sew York factory. none. full
yuuu. lBN,llg. Young America. IgbnlI
! NHt" 'Nu ttEuir .SHHp aril.c. can
de Wil vrirhi nc
| NttE.u.Hs ..Htt.HU
Mot ,ast.= Louisiana. common 10 fair. a
| Na,. prime tu yHHi,y aIUl,. fancy. luu
ace, centrifugal common 90 HIt 2IHIg
prime ~ choice @-j'e syrup 2lBih
quiet
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by TELEGRAPH.


NrW NoEK Aug 2S-MHupy ON call easy
nt l,m2 per cent, closed offered nt 2pfr
cent Prime mercantile paper l'gmn'l per
cent Sterling exchange duh, but steady. al
.lslll Tor siNty day bills and ;ISi'a Tor de
muud,
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bond. entirely neglected.
There WI. Hill up CLIugu in the sprru-
lHtIyc market today and except IN i've
stocks there WIGS absolutely no interest in
the Day transactions \ firm to strong
tome. however prevailed throughout after
the iirt half hour, and prices, o. % result 81
ihy operations, are generally iwciiunully
hrhrr than last evening The coal stocks
were the great features Of the day. l1Cka-
wanna especially with Jersey Central ia
close utt,uiuu,p made the marked advance,
reaching slli higher figure, than have yet
been attained ,u the present rise. The other
puulvr were also prominent aud Reading
urliu assumed thc lead iu the point of hu.i-
mes, done while even Su'quchnunl WAS
more active aud strong The buying was
somewhat ui puzzle 90 the street. who
found b. ns usual heretofore, dIliiUult 60
trace the purchases The Gould stocks
were also more active ami strong, though
there We. no marked movement iu any pl
them except NC-Upru Union. aud outside ui
the stocks mentioned and 81 Paul there
WI. but little hU.up., done during the LAY.
Burlington a Quincy and Rock Island, how
ever made squirt in the last hour which
carried them up materially, thuurha portion
ui the improvement was lost In thc last few
minutes The opening prices MS compared
with last evening, closing prices. were quite
irregular, but the differences were Tor less
than hall per cent either way, ana Hs there
WIS considerable pre-. sure brought upon the
list ut the Lrt sales prices Welded all
around from a. p per cent. The decline,
were soon over however, aud thy market
displayed strength which before the end of
the hr,t hour had wiped out the early losses
Recalling lI.kuNauul, Western Union and
ST. Paul again munuppliZcd thu attention
and were HiIurWard Joined by jersey
Central while the rest Of the list
made no movement OF importance
whatever There was loss animation after
uuHu, mud very little progress was made uu-
90 thu last hour when llckawlnua became
very uyilF, aud strong. willie the remainder
ut lhu lisi followed aud burlington nud Rock
Island mIdr % squirt The upward move.
m'ui ceased only with the close 81 business
which was quite strong no the best prices
reached Almost the entire active li-i b.
materially higher this evening and lADku-
wanna rl-c per cent aud jersey ,cntml
and burlington a Quincy ~ per cent. each.
The railroad bond market showed it'll,
more animation iu,lny. the sales ui al is,u,s
uUputuE l1u. uuN hut Increased activity
WAS vUtirulN dUu Goo ihu animation displuNyI
| 10y q few ISSUES among which ihy lIaiiu.
sDyuui piid iuuuwys with ~iiiwn. and 90,
| Atlantic a Pacific incomes with s1la go
/ were most prominent The total SALES u
! steaks iuiIy were 2ltu'i shares. Clu.Inl
| quotations
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Flour was advanced lOci patents DC today,
Meats are quoted firm. Commol quiet at a
decline Of Zoe. Amount Of grain in store ut
the elevators Corn, -o,92i bushels; oats,
lO5ll bushels, and wheat, 70, i2s bushels.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Flour was advanced lOci patents De today
Meats are quoted firm Commcal quiet at a
decline Of Zoe Amount Of grain in store at
the elevators Corn, gog2i bushels; oats,
l0,5lI bushels, and wheat, 1872, bushels.
tue cuchoo GRAIN MAUErr.
Chandler Brown a. Co., of Chicago. 10
Ogden Foulrluc. Memphis Wheat closed
strong at tine decline under heavy buying
ior both local aud foreign account OF all
receipt NJ primary points q very small per
ccniuro GRIZZLIES No. p Hutchinson Is 10y all
udJs the largest holder of September wheat
end shorts are bidding mp this option Ia
cover late. Gables are strong and higher and
rcport the worst storms ui the season, and
that wheat js rottug IN the stuck lndioa.
ton. point to further advance. Curb, 1850
December
A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, today, states
| that wholesale merchants Of Atlanta and
other southern cities are greatly concerned
about the probable effect at the cotton bag.
cling Trust upon business II the south The
action of The Farmers alliance and similar
| organizations BE- viewed with considerable
alarm. II is argued that II the farmers
maintain the position they have taken and
refuse 90 market their cotton, IL will ry uli
| In tho bankruptcy OF the cotton merchants
who have advanced money ON the cotton.
! This WILL Ut course, affect the whulral,
d.llyr, who sell Ia the country merchants
-uul they are puwcrIyss lu prevent &c. The
| only thing they can do Is 90 Try to per
suadc the farmers to change their position
and tuis they are trying To do by circulars
newspaper interviews. cite.
The Bnd.tr.rot agency reports l11 fail.
urr, in the United States during the vc'l
ending August y. ns follows Middle State
u, New England States %. southern State.
! H.. western States 81, Pacific States and Ter
uturIrs 20 and Canada 2i totnlin the United
States and Sluada ISL There were l5l fail
ur.s loo the United States during the proceed,
ing week. aud 80, l,n $50 aud 10 Ia the
corresponding week, Of l,,5, l,sd, 1855 and
1854 Iy,uycly
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ntOUisu#iimig.c.
lowuW k,r. DIOb, half kcrt t1i5.
quarter k,ss. fi5a
lliur ug hint No I inr 40 2. 20. dry
nIiUi 'hftir green llirl SO g. ,C. 80. ).
SsC. green S.tly. th,Jpskus ij,tii.u0. ir.
regular
MurgN=sinIFht Kentucky Bourbon.
~ 10000 Robinson uul Lincoln counties
Tenn sharp advance 90 nHlUD Eastern
fNgH. ~ Ht,H, uDCUul'uH Goo age aud make.
common whisky h'I.lil 30 according 90
proof nothing under 30 per cent quoted.
TtIs.Hs iiDtl.2A.
snot-pup N.25 buck, $50
lrAn=fsE
Nuis=lron, t2Oi. steel t2iN
Touscuo-Comm1n 2'NsJIt. other grades,
&ttNr
ssurr-Gauctts tlo IS. Ralphs. $40 %.
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad 1925. Gail 4
AZ tnpl
Coat Ou--pHme white. Wholesale lots.
0llc per stl
woot Bury, grease wool. unvnshed. u
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CoUN=From store, white Dpr. miNcl. iIc.
from l,ycc OF depot white u bulk 5l.. iu
sacks. ,,r mixed Zoe bulk t5r. boo slrk, 90.
BIAS FROM store. i'u. from lyy,r ur dy.
pot tiwttlt1n
HAY huicr from store Hl.. onr load. from
lrNrc OF depot tiD'n. prime, from store
siy. car load from ly,yr or depot tisup.
prairie. FROM store ab ,unc, car load, from
ioycc or depot go hn.giiD
OArs From store, white, 3,r, MIXED l3c
| from lyycc ur depot white. boo bulk 30. Boz
arks. Sac miNrA. boz bulk. pa. Ia sacks, SIC
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uousehoId supplies.

ArrLEs-Sl 25@2OOper bril- Dried apples,
i65c per TO- from store Dried peaches,
5Gl6c from store.
FRur-Firm. Oranges 100000 per box.
Lemons, 3.5OG9LO0 per box. Bananas sl,OO
6g20O per bunch.
PrcKLEs-Brls, $780, half brls, 800.
PorAroEs-Firm; SLGO@2OO per bril-
sweet 500 per brl.
EGGs-Weak; boxes, ice; cases tic.
FRulTs-Cocoanu 800 per 100. Pea
nuts, Virginia, G@6Hc Tennessee, farmer
stock, lGo5c roasted, 2l6c higher shelled,
GM7c. Pccans, Texas, 0tJl2c
RAiHNs-Lond layers, $780, layers,
81 10; California S2,5Od3.0O.
Bu1rER-Butter l5c creamery, 2O023ci
dairy, lGGlls country butter, A@l6c.
Cprp-Ozark, 500 per bril- and $3.50 per
half brl.
VrNrGNR-pcr gal sCGl2c.
NEGlrAHLEs-On S2O)G225 per bril-
Cabbage, 81 50d2Oo per crate; loose, saloc;
kmut, brls $780, half brls, 800. Garlic,
5OC per 100.
PouIrRy-Chickcns, spring, Slj0G25O
mixed, :l.7jm25O, hens, S2.jO@27j.
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nm CHICAGO GUAIN MAuKrr.

Cons Mru-snudlrI s2IpGs2 o. pearl,
$50 quiet
BASS AsU Prs-Niyy beans, $40, m.di-
um, e.
oar Nru-lu half hrly. s35D from store.
CuAykIUs.S1dn treble extra &C., ginger
sunVs. $50. sorted iumhl,s, luHl2c.
ltpuU#iruW store, common. rs inNtl In
inwhy. tH"'Hlun, choice, Sil1ui4'. IAN.
cy. % in1lyr extra fancy, ti5i~l 80. pat
,ut t,.HHrb W. strong.
CU,yEru Wulr-lu hllf brls $40 from
ttuIt.
llouNN AND GEu From store. $50,
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open kettle, fair to good fair, 10000; com
mon to good common l5@l7c; centrifugals,
'l6c; prime TO good prime, lsc; fair TO good
fair, l6@l7c; inferior TO good common, 100
15c.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug 2s.-Whishy, steady;
sales, 759s barrels finished goods, on basis
of $l.H. Batter, stornger; fancy creamery
22@23c; choice dairy, l5c. Sugar steady,
Eggs easier; l4@l41c. Cheese, steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was firm;
Elgin creamery, 2l@22Xc; choice western,
l7H@ls&c; fancy dairy, l5@lGHc; good,
l3@lIHc. Eggs-Firm at 14l6gl5c.
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Provisions.

Fru- Nnckcrcl h,If brls 40 I. i37S. 80.
. SUP, iu.h kit No. Z. ilp No. ., si.iI.
nry herring family, 2'y per box
Hoo iuupr,u HSiwug Wrss pork. flbul.
urlrrurri HAMS iWlI'.r breakfast bacon.
lu4tti'g htunu virIf RIO sii,H uaftluy.
bulk pork clear sides. Hi.y ,lyir sides. ur.
long clear ia, shoulders &c.
lkHpHfu $50. hall hHs s'.r. kegs
SIC ,hoicc k,ttlc. iptlu's b.. stmng
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


Al noon. Spots-Firm, fair demand.
selrs 10 600 bales. Of which American 1900
bales, Receipts >, lUObalcs, OF which Amer
lean 100 bales Closing quotations were
n, follows. Ordinary, Atsd, good ordinary,
5SlGl. low middlmg 5a.d good middlng
5Ad. middling uplands 5olGdi middling
Orleans, o 9-l6d.
Futures opened steady and closed firm,
These prices are given In pence and 6iths,
thus IGi means i.O3Gl, and 5.Ol means
bl.Gl1
Al pm, August, 5il buyers, August
September. 63l sellers. cptcmbor-Octobcr
q. ~ sellers. Oct0hcr.Noy,mbcr 6lo sellers;
November December, GA sellers; pcccm-
bcr-Jauuary. o l3 buyers January. February
.5lS buyers, February March, Ola value
Spptembpr. 53J buyers,
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 2s-The Drorcrs' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments 1000 head. Market strong for
good; beeves $GlO@G50; steers, S3.SO@6,0O;
stockers and feeders, $2.OO@3 10; cows, bulls
and mixed, $l.S0930O; Texas cattle, $1,000
1915, western rangers, $3.OO@5.2 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
$500 head. Market strong. Mixed, $500
$50; butchers and heavy, So l0@655; light,
SG00@650; skips, Si.OO6g5.9O.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head shipments,
1000 head. Market weak. Natives, 81. 75@
i7j; western shorn, S3.30@3.S5; Texan
shorn, s275(G3.50 lambs, SI.OO@6.l5.
The Dr0rcrJ Journal special London cable.
gram quotes fair supple. Of cattle weak
demand; top steers making l2I2c per pound
estimated dead weight
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Arriyals-Eugene, Arkansas river; Chick
as1w, White river Port Eads and Future
City, New Orleans; Arkansas City, Natchez
Ohio, Cincinnati
Departures Eugene, Arkansas river; Port
Eads and Future City, 81. Louis; Arkansas
City ST. Louis.
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PnrE CEupE Ou-3c; prime summer
yellow, lOm ne, of summer yellow, 35md,ci
choice cooking summer yellow l'w i1r.
prime summer white, Htei5c prime cotton
seed meal sl7 2jtol7.Jp, less than ear load,
sls2,. Oft cotton seed meal, gljoDYi1.2',
less than car lots. slh2D.
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TIN. e. q not q curc.all, but q quarter
of a century OF constant use has demon.
strnted beyond question that Tanners In
in;;,S.e Neuralgia Cure is the only known
inialhblo cure Tor all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents pcr box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Nashville Tenn. Sold By Holster ~
Main street
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Live stock.

LAMns-Choicc, illGjci common to good,
per head. Sl5O13OD.
Ioos-Choicc light 5@jEc good, iA@5c;
common, ihmlLC,
C,rrlE-Choicc, 3A@3ilc; good, 2l4@3ci
scallnNugs, lAm24c
Sugm-Choicc 3s@ici medium, 3]!ci
common, u UDGul.jO.
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The Clearinghouse report Us as loloW',
,, C .,,l 'Gy ", ti0a
INN I'M this week .gaoHs llll,..l
Same time last week .,,." 3',.3 Gw,a
Sorrcsponiips lime. i.-5. .yuI0 I.ss,u
ro,,rsrrc EXCHANGE
~ vi, orl c,s,.rp demand par buy.
-, IN IN o,, rr,uipm selling New
- :, l....,,,ut buyiug par selling.
c,'1i,.,.r G, I.,ii.opd Louisville demand,
'I,',,,,.', a. NOR a ono prcmium selling
~, ~ i7.,I ,p,rlct cotton closed steady
-, s g Al New Orleans spots closed
..iI, f,,t,,r,s o,,ict Auyust advanced
G,,i,,. r,m,iuinp month. of To points.
A, Nr,,,ncstcr cloths are quoted business
r,,l ,t Unclaimed prices, yarns firm dc
,.,,l Ii,It m, Tiycrpopl market closed
cr,, demand lirbt middliug. upauls and
a,I.,,. an t.iGl. future, firm at aundyau,c
Of T., . noipts Now York spots closed
ouic, futures steady at A decline of ~
noints scptombcr o,I Q goints, with rJm1in.
i,,r,opt,s,Tl p,ints
80, NJ. q, -. Do, p...i. ,,i,,, ,i,.
w. '.,.. ..t. -. ,.., gr0,.,
,"''' ''' nr -. ,,lt,h
~ 70 -. ., ,..,, ., Int
80, ~, ,,,5 i ,,o moi, rop,in.
roa 60, until an, Later mart Of the dny.
a,,a c,o,,5 ,,c,5y THO chj,f feature of In.
-, ,,. ,,,,, a., ,,,,.,.,.,,,,s vc,kpcss nl
e..,,..I.... ,....,.,...I ,,,,r. r,, l,t,r. ,,.i
a.. t.., ..i no. notice. ,,,,,rr,,,
-, n.. -. ,,.,r.,,,I A, I.,l fam
,a,I ,,,l. r,,..,.j.-,II, interest =, .,,lirl,
- ,r,,.,,i,,. 10, ,I,,. connection upt roo
49,. lac, AGO I.r t., tho .Ii,p. IL, which,
.aa.i,1 I'll, ,,,.,.,l .,I and t,, c,ur., ,l
n..i.,..i,,,,,,. -. li,,, l,,.,,,l I, ,,.i,,,.
-, -. .,,i,n,t ,,i.,,
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In.,5' n.y., ,.'t..,.a,.,. A.,
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- -. .,,.. .,
-. ,l., -. 80. -, ,...
-, -. -. r.. ne, :.
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81 ,,.I.ii..,. .. t..,,.t.r. mi. f,,,u,
-. .I,,,Ii h.. ,....,..I. I'D. ,,,.g,,,i,,
+, .ti,.,,,. .I..,..,.. .,..,....j,r.
otl..,,,,, I,,i,,.l. ~, ,.,i, .lir,,,,t.
., ,l,,, ,,,,g,,"
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'v'> opened ir,. aui closed quiet.
nniliuf IU,r Sale, ag bales Quot.
hum were as follow, Ordinary. Ne.
Ipoh ordinary % 5luT luN mIduur
10 'l'r m.Iliuf iu1.g FluA mhlUuf.
ln.l"c mhllur uir % llIUr hit igtigr
Fuiucs orIurl quiet anil firm and ,lu..i
steady ~ iUl.1vH Augusta sep.
iemhcr phaN1'i October. Ual.Jptt No.
vcmbcr pi,MI iG December. 70 $500 o.. Jan.
pafy 9529taJ February uwH'Dl March.
ts,9o0l April p,snns. MAY psi1ps
June, o@@oyi July iOWyloOl Sale,
o., 800 bale.
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The spot make, or,u,d quiet arI closed
quiet MiddliuF Nsr st,s. 5l, bales.
Quotations were H m'uus urIutry. NJ.
good ordinary .'.r low m.IIur. gNc.
middling, esc Fuui m.lIlIur iu.c.
Futures opened steady aui closed 1uiri.
~ follows August iuusNIUut Sep
tombcr pinapN ODuI.g .wapDD
November sus@s1 nt,mNor $3.50,
800 January 'u2n'u f,Hmy. pII0
ti2 March, H99H2l. April. pgJ.paO
May oascgDSn June, oi'apg, Sale,
t.pll bales
Many roEr ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 2s-Petrolcum-
Steady; g. W., 1iOo, &c.
WmwNGroY, n, c., Aug. 2s.-TurpentinC
Firm at Sic.
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Stnrc nfihe RIxer..

OrriCE siGNAL sEHyICE, 4, 9. A.,
Mnirnis, Tenn, Aug. -, IA m.
The following observations are takun ut all ia
tious named in the 18th meridian time, which ]
ono hour later than Memphis time.
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6lsc, clear grease wool, 2O@25c; bury,
washed 2Od3Oc; tub washed 3O93ic.
BEEswAX-lSg2Jc.
TAIIOW-36iiC.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, Aug, 2S.-The jobbng trade
was more active in all departments, and with
agents there was good trade.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives . na'ishiHsl' n.suuiui slin. Drive. "A
pis,sAss. hsasss housAass Purple. 4 sus.,..,
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAdANs MAGNOLIA RAIN. Remove. sunburn
nA. Tr,Slis. a Moth psiehsa csnt " d.,ss,sAi
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imuofisH NCREs NNTR RCNA
. 10. ID Hi,au,fs. . Total. Z. ha.u.
tAlufts Als4E
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wool.

sr. LOUIS, No, Aug. 2s,-- Wool-Firm and
UNCHANGED
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, LcnyIng.

ElN ENDA1s
White rlycr......,CHCKASAw Bpm.
frilr Point ......CoAHoMA, 6p,m.
Walnut Rendition Roy, . pm.
Gold pust.........RusA LEE, . pm.
ST. LOuis......,..... CITY OF ST. Lows, -
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MAGNOLIA BALM

7a' uio.Ns MAGNOLIA BALM 9Th ysu 10th.
ssssiss. Nsss,.s,. hsins sBt ~ Au,0 k..svi
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Ordinary &c good ordinary SIC. low
midilnt p'.g mdi.inf n'.c good mid
ding 10 SlGc m.dlIinr hir 1850 fair
nominal dusty '.cto iy iDN,E
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Groceries

NV NoRK. Aug 2s-- Colrcc-Optlons
opened steady; moderate business. closing
barely steady. sales 3phUl huss. Including
August, sli.eD. september ~ UDttil Is.
October $40 35CtiO o. November SO Us
Gtiuih December tnWC,iuut January.
tlnHiOu5. February, fi0unDtln ui. March.
sluuiWiUIU April, NUWlilUlU June.
tlul5. spot Rio quiet and about steady.
fancy oafrocs. iIisc Sugar Raw rather
easier aud more active. o,' test centrifugal.
q tiUhb'.c sales, molasscs sugar il3Ito
Tor ~ test, So Tor $50 test refined very firm
and in good demand. Mcc-tirm
NV OutrANs La, Aug. - -Concc-In
light demand, but holders firm. Rio, com.
steady. ordinary 90 good, 3aHai.c. Sugar
Quiet open kettle grades nominal. cen.
tuiugals. choice white, lie, primo yellow
clarified. 7t.Ct7Ic, of yellow clarified. %
w'c seconds, 5,f90Ac. Molasscs-- Steady.
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loNnN, Aug. 2,--llsO pm =Cunsols
closed at ~ $40 ior money and Whr iur tic
account The amount " bullion vithlfnwn
from the Hank vt EnEland uu BALANCES 10.
iay Wa t.1,uln
fAuu Aus 2S-rhtJc pr cent rcntc,.
So sUV lot thU account
BANK CLrAutNua
Cmc,uo, M, Aug 2S.-Clcahnrs g..
6i5.uD1
Nrw oaLr,sS Ia, Aug p Clearing.
g7sIuui
NV NorK Aus. -Cleahngs, so ioi 500,
balances - iUH.n
ST. louls, Mo-, Aug 2s.--Clcaringa t252l..
SO, balances, tiNup
sos as. balances, t!Si uls.
nostoS. Mass, Aug - -Ciearinrs. tll.
iOl ~ balances ~ Snlul5
fulL.nElruN Pa, Aug 's-Clcaripr,.
ts.snA2iS. balances q, 2s,uGg
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Louisville and Nashville.

Memphis DW.--nIinois Central (hI. & n II. R.y
Leaves Arrives
IN q MAIL. E. sos pm N, o MAIL. 40 am
SFteight,.......SO pm eFreight. n
Mali Trains will stop at hag stations, NOncOn-
nGh Alden's, STATIONS Crossing, TallahatcAid
Tnnk md KiXnrdnln NNhnn sirnnlnl.