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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-27
General News.

CLEAR.
Business fair.
RIVER still falling.
PLEASANT weather.
MUDDY on the leyee.
Two BOATS leave today.
TIN Helena is due from New Orleans.
Tnn Gayoso had a fair trip for Tiptonvillc
TnE Port Eads, with bargcs, passed 10 Cairo
yesterday morning
The Mary Houston Is on her way from
New Orleans TO Cincinnati.
TIKI Eugene, now in port, leaves tomorrow
evening for Arkansas river.
The U. p. Schenck should pass here Sun
day on her way TO Cincinnati.
TuE floating ice is thinning out in the up
per ONO river and navigation will soon be
resumed TO Pittsburg again.
TuE Buckeye State Is coming from Cincin-
natl. She should arrive here Monday and
return Tuesday evening. Capt. G. Il. Rus
sell is agent
TnE Golden Rule, from Cincinnati passed
TO New Orleans yesterday morning with a
full load. She did nothing Of interest here.
In Madrid Bend she added 5000 bags Of corn.
Tnr Rosa Lee, Capt. Henry Cooper, leaves
here this evening for Gold Dust aud the up
per coast. VIM. Smithcr, Sid Wheeler and
Charley Leftwich have charge Of the Office.
CAPT II. o. BRAzEE, one Of the pilots Of the
Joe Peters, left last night by rail for Pine
Blum 10 take his stand at the wheel Of that
steamer, which leaves there today for this
port.
TnE james Lee Capt Clageit, leaves here
ut . o'clock this evening for Helena, Friars
Point and all way landings. Vim. Ashford,
Will Darragh and Gus Cummins are her
clerks.
THE bond required for the release Of the
steamer New s Iuth is $500, and II Is un.
derstood that Evansville parties will sign the
bond, then run her rs Cairo and Memphis
packet.
Tur City Of Cairo arrived yesterday after
noon from Nicksburg with II bales of cot
ton, 40 bags of seed cotton, 1900 sacks Of cot
ton seed aud $40 packages Of sundries. She
returns 10 Vicksburg tomorrow evening.
TnE w. W. O'Ncill left yesterday morning
for New Orleans with n boats of coal. She
dropped here boats aud bargcs. At Helena
she will leave boat and at Tcrrcne boats
for Brown 4 Jones. The balance of her tow
will be distributed at Natchez and New Or
leans.
Tue Kate Adams, from Arkansas City,
brought n bales Of cotton and !, l0i sacks VI
cotton seed. She also brought a large num-
Der Of people who came 10 witness the
oth-Barrett performance. The Adams re-
NAMED here until midnight, In order 10
give her passengers time 10 return 20 the
boat from the ticater.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Spots opened firm and closed dull
middling 10 lil0c. Sales, 100 bales. Quota
tons were ~ follows Ordinary, 1876
good ordinary, oI4c low mlddling, 10 3.1Gci
middling, 10 il-l6c; good middling, 10 l6.l0c
middling fair, II 0-l6c; fair ~ 3-l0c.
Futures opened firm and closed very steady
as follows January, i0.6l@i0.63; February
l0.Cb@iO.GG, March, 1890 20; April, 1915
@l0si: May 1880; June, 1898; July, 1880
1897: August 10, 9s@lOo9 September, l0.5t
@i0.5l; October i0,l3@lOii; November 0,0l
@lo.0o Sales, i0i 800 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm and
closed firm; midding, oJsc Sales, l,AJC
bales. Quotations were ~ follows Orli.
nary, s,Ec good ordinary 0lsc; low mid
ding, . 0iGc; middling, Ojsci good middling
l0hc.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet, as follows January, 003@005
February, 0Oi@90G; March, i0.Oggi0.lO
April, l01o@lO 20; May iO2O@io.30; June
l030@lo.ili July, l0i9mlO5l August, 1914
6gl0ij; September i00Ci 1904; October
0Oi@06J November, ObiCG9j0; December
0j4@05G Sales, $1,000 bales.
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL

A. noon; spot.-stsady, demand fair
sales, 10000 bales, Of which American
$500 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of
which American, p, 800 bales. Closing quo.
tatinns were NJ follows Ordinary, . 3-iGl;
good ordinary, h-lOd; low middling, 5isd;
good middling, 51fd; middling uplands, bssd
middling Orleans, o ltl6d.
Futurs opened steady ut advance, aud
closed firm rs follows.
lIhc prices are given IN pence and Giths;
thus i.,S means iUI-Sid, and SOL means
G.i.Gldl
Atip. m.-lnnuiry, hlOl. sellers; Jan
unry February, bi0d, sellers February.
March, DOL, sellers MnWh.April, bi2d,
sellers; April May, ASA, value; May-Junc
5i5d, sellers; Juno-July, 5.i5d, SELLER, July.
August, 6inl, sellers; August-scptcmbcr,
5.ihi, bnytn.
uAVnr.
spo,s-Quict aud easy. Tres orlinsirc Or
leans spot, 01At; futures, for February 'loliy.
cry, u6,st.
Noto-Trcs orllnAirc Orleans spot, 0si,
represents o.. francs Tor 10 kilos IT strict
middling cotton, llnyc tcrins. A kilo Is
about lbs, or i5 % iOO klos equal 100 lbs
A franc is equal a. 20c.
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GENERAL TRADE.


CoHN Mrue- standard s2.70a2Ti; pearl,
A.Oo, roller. 81. Sb@2DO; quiet.
Brlvs-Navy, s215; medium, $50
oar MEAt-ln half hrls. $3.50 from store.
fiour-from store, common, t3.uota3 %
family, as 2,6r3.5O choice Si5Or3 10; fancy,
Si0@li0; extra fancy 81 1@i 90 patent
~ 60tntSh steady.
CR,cErns--Sodh, extra e. soda. treble en-.
trn, i'sci ginger snaps b'i@5'lci assorted
lumhlrs TO-.
Cr,,EED wHlAr-In half brls, tI25 from
store.
lIoNiSY ASp Gnirs-From store, s3.2a
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Fcedstuns.

H,Y-Choi,c from store pScGti 90. car
load, irom lcycc or depot, lsi1,iia60 prime
store, lDa1,su car load from leycc ot depot,
Sl1Vphls %; prairie from storc, Go6i zoe ear
load from lcyeo or depot, sl0bocai2co
BuAs-frum store, flO; from lcycc
of depot fin0p.
CoRN-frum store white, arc; mixed,
h1c; fum lcycc ar depot, white, Ia bulk
on sadie; IN SIS, G1c. mixed, In bulk, 65il
@6'lc, in Ks, a7LMhs'sc.
o,rs-From storc, white, il@l5c; mixed
iidt2c; nom lcyoc or depot, white, Ia bulk,
% "a co.; in SKIS, ar, mixed, la bulk
Ml.MHscll in ~. l0lilllLc.
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Grain and I'royisisns.

CHICAGO ILL.,. Jan. 26.,-Vcry soon after the
opening. of the market on change this morn
ing the bears appeared 10 have the wheat
and corn pits, while there were signs Of con-
siderable strength, without much cause, In
provisions. Before noon the bears became
somewhat panickyin alltbcpits After the ur-
gent buyers had been filled up, the market be-
came easier and recession occurred, last sales
being at $l4.t0@ii52X, an advance of about
35c over yesterdays close. Tho largest longs
were sellers above $3.50, and good many
spreads between pork aud short ribs were
closed out. Lard advanced DC, with a light
business Mt S.b5Cd7.G0, closing at S.57H.
Short ribs were quiet at $7G 4@172ls, and
closed at $40
Wheat was fairly active today; the trading,
however, was about all local, and largely Of
q scalping character. May started at size,
sold down 10 81 Nc, and az quickly returned
TO &c. Several leading houses were sellers
and considerable long wheat was brought
out. May closed at 6lM@0lNc
Corn was quiet and steady today, prices
showing but slight fluctuations, and tmding
was confined almost exclusively 10 local
operators, there being a scarcity Of outside
business. May corn opened atj2Jsc, sold of
TO b2ssc, advanced In sympathy with pork 10
62lsc, and closed nt 53c.
Oats were dull aud fcaturcless and the
range In prices insignificant.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cric,0l, ll'., Jan 20--Thc DrOWf't Journal
rrp1ftr Caillc-rcccIptJ s.0o0 head: ship.
mcnis. 3.OI head Market stronger export.
crs, s. g5a5bO, steers, Siio66o0. siockcr,
aud feeder, S2iOdS.to, cows, bulls and
mixed ~. NNa3 i0 Texas cattle, a. l06f3 81
Hogs -.Roucipts 20.UO head shipments,
Nul1 head. Market Strong aud So higher;
mixed. ti.i0a5aN. heavy, shj0@575, light,
HgNt5lN skira, - 2lCat55
Nhc.p Receipts, 1909 head; shipments,
l,o0J heal. Market stnung. natives, 5000
b'f western. - i0@Sij Texans, 5000
Toe lluhs, sisa6 N
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Articles
Cash quotations were az follows

Flour-Quict, steady and unchanged.
No 2spring wheat, 75NGgT Nc; No. spring
wheat, nominal; No. 2 red, sOas0isc; No. 2
! corn, 4ILc; No. oats, SOC; No. 2 rye, G3lsc;
No. barley, si@s5c; No. 1 naX-scod, ti.ii
@l.i5; prime timothy seed S2.i7.
Mess Pork-PcT bTl, $li12I<dii.20 10; lard.
per 100 lbs, S735Cl73 q; short ribs, loose,
S.i5 dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, s. 'D
600 short clear sides, boxed, E.S56r7pO.
Reccipts-Flour, 2i,OO0 brls; wheat, %, 600
bui corn, W,O0bu; oats, 60, 400 bu; rye, 1900
bu barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments -Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 49,
0CO bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye.
1000 bu; barley, 2s,OO0bm
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. electromagnetic
and unchanged.
Wbcat--Opcnod firm and steady and de-
clned early, hut reacted. and toward the
close advanced and closed &c above yestcr-
day. No red, cash, S0iic; January. SOC;
| February, sOlsG,sO9sc closing at SOiEc;
MaTh, size; May, s2A@s1Jsc, closing at
| 2Asc; July, sOtfsOlfc, closing az s0ikc: Au-
gust, so,GsOlic, closing at So,lc; December,
dCgS5c, closing at 1890.
Corn-vcry hrm, l4ClAc higher; cash AZ
@i1Ac; February, 46Aml79.c, closing at
iIAc, March, H1sc; May $40 i0c, closing
at is'sc.
oais-Firm; cnsh. size: May, size. Rye
AT &c sellers. Bsrlry-Sinungc at 500
SOC Bran Steady at SOC. Cornmeal--stea1y
at $40
Hay-tnchanrcd: primo timothy, $4,000
! 1850. prairie, ss.oOal2.t
Eggs - ioc. lIuttcr-uuchanro l. cream
cry, 2id3nc; dairy. lsta2i-.
Pr0yisiuns-Strongcr Fork New, SAD
@l50. Lind sis. Dry salt mcats-Boxcd
shoulder, $500 long clca.s $50; clear
| ribs, NBlls. short clCar-. s17A. Bacon
Boxed shoulders. $3.50 long clears, Ss.35;
| clear ribs, SIS; short clears $50 Hams
Steady; SlO.J0dl2OO
Rcccipts-flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, 12,UJ bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
l,WJ, barley, 1900 bu
Shipments-flour, 1000 brls; wheat 10, q.
90 bu; corr, an,UD hu Oals, 5000 bu;
rye, 1000, barley 1900.
Afternoon Ronrl Wheat Firmrf; Fshru-
AIRY, SO'sc bid; March, Size hid: May. s27ic;
June, s2'ac asked. Com -Stcndy; February,
f1's@f7'.c; March, Essc. MY, ls7,diSi.c.
Oats-stcady, May, 3IAc.
K,NsAsCIrY, Mo, Jan. ~ Whcat-Qniot;
No. 2 soft, cash, So asked; May, S0isc bid no
Offering. Corn-Quict; No. 2, cash. So
asked; February, 42c bid. 42jsc asked; May,
f55sc. Oats No. ., cash. &c.
Nrw IoRE, Jan. eG-Thc Produce c1-
change took steps yesterday a. furnish Haiti.
morc, Duluth aud other large cities, par
ticularly those IN the south, with instantanc-
Gus quotations Of the grain market In New
| York At prsont folks outside 81 New
York, when they want to speculate IN grain.
send to Chicago, because that beard has tele.
graphic ciruits which furnish the prices
| ruling in that city. The Produce exchange,
| by establishing similaf circuits. thinks Il
| can C,t some ol this business. aud a commit
| tee vas appointed to see about H.
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prints, &c; do. 4-yard Indigo prints, lie;
Hope 86-inch bleached cottons, Sc; "Our
Choice atinch bleached cottons, SIC; Har-
vest 33-inch, 30-inch and 40-inch in brown
cottons, and Honest 33-inch, 38-inch and 40
inch brown cottons, each 10 higher; Pacolet
Uinch brown. 6lzc; Steel River, Harmony
ana Charter Oak prints and Vance prints,
"a per cent.
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J; knck, 500.

TiEs-S l0M1.l5.
snor-Drop, sl.3j; buck, 500.
IEAD-blic.
NMLs--lron, 50. 1O@2.i5; steel, 81 25@2 80.
Powder Kegs, -; half kegs, S2.75; quar-
ter kegs $50.
Tomcco-Common, 25@35c; other grades
35GlS5c
SSUFr-Garrcts, $l0s5, Rilph's, Sl0.9
railroad 1928; Gail a Az, 500.
Coat OiL-primo white wholesale lots
l0l5 per gal
IIiprs-Dry flint, No. /, 12lIc; No. ., 0Hc
dry altcd, 7Gp'c; green saltcd, No. l,.0A@
6lEc; No. 2, DC; green, I6gJc; shecpskins
l6CmSl. 90
Woodbury. grease WOOL unwashcd, lisa
lsc; clear grease wool. 23M25c; bury
washed 2OGo30c; tub washed, 33@3jc.
BEEswAx--lsc. 4.
TALLow-3d3iSc.
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Live Stock,

SurEr-Choice, iGli4c; medium, 3if6
3lsc; common, $1.OO6tl.JO.
LANns-Choice. $500 common 10 good,
per head a. .5OG3OO.
Grass CAfrLE-Choicc, 3lS@ic; good, %.
@3,tc; fair 10 medium, 2is@29,c; scala.
wags, l2@lhc; feeders, light 2@2I1c;
heavy, 29iM3c.
IIoGs-Choicc, 5@5Ic; good, iA@5c;
common. iitGnli(c
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tie local cotton marke, opened firm. aud
eioecd firm; mlddlinr, OiS.lGc. Sales, 1900
bnlcs, including 900 last evening, Of which
1850 10 csporion aud $50 TO spnnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. SIC; good ordinary, Lice; low
mlddline. o e-iec; mlddllns. o 1916: rood
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Tho Hon. Charles +. DAILY, president Of
the American Geographical society, was
before the committee ON foreign relations
today and made an argument IN support Of
the hill introduced by Senator Edmunds TO
Incorporate the Maritime Canal company,
OF Nicaragua.
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Cotton seed produets.

PRNE CRuDE 0I-32l9 C13]c; prime sum
mer yellow, i0c: choice cooking summer
yellow, i0c; OF summer yellow, 3Sc:
miners summer yellow, lOc; prime cotton
seed meal, Sl5 25dl550, car load lots; less
than car load, $40 OOGl0 30.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving,
Movements nc the I.eyee.

Arrivals = Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; City of Cairo, Vicks-
burg; Golden Rule, Cincinnad Port Eads,
New Orleans.
Gayoso, Tiptonvillc; Golden Rule, New Or
leans Port Eads, Cairo.
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woel.

81. .oris No, Jan. "a wool-Stcady;
unwaIhel. bright medium. ii@23iSci
ccarso braid, ils2lc; sandy, loaiGc fine
light iS@loc; hne heavy, l0@i1c; tub
WISHED, choice, O9IScI Inferior 2O@S2ci
sks lOtgihp
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Mules aud Horses.

IIonFrs Moderate dcman l. drivers, 500
Gpi50 heavy draft, 500, saddle, Si25CG2OG
extra saddle, s20Og30O, plugs, Si0a70; Texas
ponies, Si56f00
MuLrs-Modcrntc demand; l5to 49, hands
high, si25@i5O, i5H To 10 hands high, $50
MlNt.
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CINcrsArf, o., Jan. 20.--Thc sales II whis-
Ky NJ the advance were !, 90 brls today. Dis.
tillcr say they expect Dodsworth will yet
Join the combination. a. there l. nothing but
sentiment to Keep him ont now Under the
new order lac u working at n loss daily by
not being In the combination. Whisky
Firm. sales. ,tOJ brls; finished goods ON a
basis Of siOs. Buttcr-Stcady. sugar
Strong. Eggs-sicady At ls's@loc. Cheese
Steady.
NFw NoRK. Jan. -Conce-Spot, fair.
Rio weak at iiho; options opened iOCtl5
poiut1 higher. closing heavy, unsettled and
lower sales ll3.2i0 bags, January, iIli
Cii.s0; February, i3i1ri37ac; March,
l2SHiAmc, April, i2G@i2S5c; May,
i2iOdia7OC. June, l2l5ni2 t5C, July,
li.Wtti2 "a; August, N SnCti2 loo; Scptcm.
her, ii.OdiiS,c; October, il.75aii. So:
November, liJ@ii.5Oc; December, ii.35@
li,5Oc Numr-Dull and wholly nominal
refined lull, standard A, $50. Molasscs-
Dull Ricc-ln fair demand aud firm.
Cmc,go, H., Jan. 2J,---On tho Produc,
cychls TODAY the butter and crg market.
wcrr unchanged; creamery, 22@J2c; dairy,
i's@2ic. Eur, 2Oetaic.
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Mr.. T.. A. Ireland, Of Brccn, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine To-, manu-.
factuTn, Nashville, Tenn. 10 cents and 81
Per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2S3 Main street.
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Nav YonK, Jan. 20,.-wiih a wide and
steady demand for cotton good, OF all de-
Agents have made new pdces, A. follows;
American isney prints, e,ie; do. y Indigo
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Dissolution Notice,

rI,Hg firm Of llrNTHn, REvENY a HUNTER
has bcen dissolved by mutual consent y u.
Hunter and Thomas kevcny retiring The busl.
ness will be continued a. hefviOlofs by H. L. liun.
iIcd 10 collect the firms ouslsndinyh
D. I. HUNTER
n. HUNTER
TiluS. kENkkl.
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o. aud IurpcniInr.

wlW.etoS, y. O., Jan. 3-Turpcntine
Finn 90 SO.
Cu,rNNn a.. Jan. 20. - Petroleum -
Eisyi 81 W., iiO'. 7Ac.
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ifog PHopvcU-Quici. mess pork. $500
@lbSo.surarc urcd hams, ilmil - breakfast
bacon, il@il's bulk park cleai sides, 81 T;
clear rih sides, 7f@Sci long clear, 79ic;
shoulders, g.
L,ur-'ras, 7hci half brls, 10; teri.
Tie; choice kettle S's@nC; quiet.
No. D S7D1. No. q Gei. ION. Nil No. 4
siltc. No. .. - 10; No. g. sl.OS. Dry herring.
family 'ic per box
Pa. Ft,i-Bll, $50. half brls, tiOO
Gid0: kegs IL -
Fuau Mr,ts-- Choice beef, hindquarter
cos foicqunrcr-, Ntir second grade, hind.
quarters. hci iorcqunurrf o.. sheep sc.
iirp-5W7isc
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Groceries.

Di,r-t Louisiana, S,eG'lci Csroliua, go
6hc, firm
sroW-Puw white. Csc; or white, 6Ic;
yellow clarified, GaC,GAc; open kettle, SD
ha,c; refined \, NAtc standard gmnulatcd
7'sC1 -, plantation runulaicd, isw7ac
powdered, "a, So cut loaf 7ACiSc strong
C,N1ii Stick, nll ssry. In bxs, psils
aud bril-, 0s@ci fancy assorted, 3i@ioc :
firm.
Cou1r-Common. lac ordinary. islio.
fair lphinisc; prime RIO, g0Ct2ic; choi'c
10 fancy, 2ls22c old government 2s8jp,.
DUH
sous $50 CANprrs-Soap J95l.c; can.
dlcs. iull weight. s'i6tR.
Cuusf-Ncw York factory, nc full cream,
l.@ii'lc, Young America, he.
H,Li Saginaw, ti.3Ydi.l per hrl; sks inc,
81. lltfl 20. coarse. tl.ioalib, pkts, bleach.
ed, - 20; MIXED, blls N0bo missed, 2.Ct7c.
tANsrp uuops-- Pine Apples, ti.2JGti. o.
ard. 800. seconds. N1A Tomatoes. 9 lhs
;andatd, tlWCilO. lbs. standard.
.2iai.30 Strawberries SI.CU. Resp.
berries, ii.O0. BnckhCrres SiIEC1i u.
Green gags, ti75C,l,sl. Pear. ti.7SCi2 .,
f'ums Sl1St,l7b. A,p'mrus. i276m %
Green corn ti.2'diii. Green peas 81 On@
| l55. Cove oysters, iuli weight 1 NJ.
l,oo lbs, tl.G5@liii light weight, /
| lb 0l@0ic, lhs. liOhldi. 10. Con.
| dcuscd milk, Crown H7JGt5 si. R1yie.
/ h5J. Swiss, $40 Salmon. t2O1 sar
dimes, o.1j, mustard .irlincs. 500. Mack.
crcl $50 herring mpckcrsl, Al 20.
| MolAssls--Loulsinnn common 10 f,'r -
| tg2'c, prime 20 cEoigc, ECtI,c fancy. gso
ioc; coun,on TO fair 2Mljc. ptImo ~
eho''e s1e2Sc, syrup N0i1c, quiet
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stage of tile Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. q. 2. s.,
MENriIts Jan. N, 2p.m. I
The following observations arr taken at all sta.
tiuus named az 18th meridian time, which IN one
hour later than Memphis time.
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Miscellaneous.

WnsRY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according 10 age and make; common whisky,
OcGgl.l Ia, according to proof.
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middling 10 3-lec; middlins fair, 10 eiec;
fair, nominal.
DAILY coTroy STATEMENT.

Impors-M & @ RRG N&TRR 20 Ian
u X, 10; NJ 4 L. X u r, bT G. q & 4 W Il H. %,
l., o & Il X, 1884, X g, Il II X, 80;
steamers. no; wagons 10, total 705 bales.
II, bj5; G, o Il 8 W Il. $40. total, 500
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Pans, Jan 10 Three per cent rcntcs. Sii
ibhc for the account lhH weekly state.
mcnt Of tho Bank u France shows an IN.
crease oi 22i0,0O francs IN gold aud 100 Oo0
francs In silver
LoNpoN, Jan. 26-i y. m.-Conaols
closed 40 lW lilo for money aud iO2A
Tor the account United States bonds-ls.
1851, 10 lss, nos. Money s.Cii per cent.
The wic Of dlscount IN the open market for
short and three months bilais1k per cent
The bullion IN the Bank Of Englaud in
cra'cd ft2 90 during the pa, week. Tho
proportion ~ The Hank Of England reserve
TO liability is now 45.6a per cent
BANK cIr,RiNas,
BlIiNonri Nd, Jan 90 Clcatings ST..
i3s2i; balances t2g0.0l5.
Nav YoRE Jan. 2d.--Clcsrlngs, saj. S0a..
100, balance ssh OH.
BfRLlN. Jaw, ~ The sta,eno en-. o. the LIN,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm iddling Cotton, el3-loc.
Sales Today, 2.eoo Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Quiet-Meats
Quiet.
ArrEAL OFFICE,

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 20, 1883
The money market remains firm at per
cent, with a fair supply Of loanable funds at
the hanks.
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NOTICE.

The stockholders Of the Mississippi q 1enne.see
Railroad Company are hereby n0tihcd. by direction
al the President and il1anl II Dirrcioft 81 aid
Company aud al inquest OF the stoci holders '0n-
ycntlon, that general mecingoi the stock holders
Of nad Company viii b. held Al the ofiiee oi s.cre-
tary and Treasurer Of the Company. IN hcmphls.
wit the 18th day thereof N consider and al upon
general mortgage on all the plopatty and Iigbia
81 the Company, securing G.tOo.OoO per osni.
honds. aud such other business a. may come lciofo
them Al sad meeting This notice 10 ~ Published
thirty DAYS ia che newspaper in each county
through which tho rOsd passes.
iy Of,ier OF the President aud Hoard of Directors
this the 18th day Of Deccmbsf, iks5,
X n IANn fernetsfv
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Hopsi. aud stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly
AMI may be ngarlcdas the latest quotations
RANK SUCKS.
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AffLts-'Ncw YORK., i3onaI55 per bfl.
dried apples, 600 per 10 lrum store.
Dried peaches, 6Cqsc from store.
fnrir-OmngoA. 2.jodt3 ~ per box. lem.
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rInNATnn nrInnrs.

The following shows the amount Of Euln
rccivcd, Withdrawn and IN store by regular
elevators, ~ reported Ia the Merchants cN-
change to-day. orn--Recciyed, l,lD hu,
Withdrawn, 27,o bu; In store, H,'Oi bu.
Oats--. Received, $50 bu; withdrawn. 2,il7
IN IA stof, "a 40 In