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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
GENERAL TRADE.

Today mess pork was advanced 25c per
barrel bacon, bulk pork and lard were
marked up &c; mackcrel kits advanced DC,
and canned goods were materially changed
all along the line. Cheese was quoted
higher. Amount Of grain in store at the
elevators: Corn, 1887 bushels; oats, 1908
bushels, and wheat, 533 bushels.
At Ncwlork the wire edge has disappeared
from some OF the staple groceries, notably
coffee and sugar, but holders are by no
means discouraged.
dispatch from Chicago states that the
st. Louis wheat did not get in yesterday, or
II II did II was not inspected, as only one car
Of contract wheat was inspected ON the Chi
cago & Alton, two cars on the Illinois Cen.
trail and none on the Wabash. December
wheat felt the effect Of the rise in September.
IL opened at 991sc, which was &c above its
close last night
The absence OF outside business this morn
ing was a notable feature. While Hutchin.
son was giving II out that he had no wheat
TO sell below 81 there were anxious bidders
for II in the pit at Sl.CO, and Seymour was
industriously buying in store lots at si.G0
Few sales Of September were made in the
pit. The Weare Commission Co paid sI.GO
for one small lot Orr 4 Comes sold
Hutchinson 5000 bushels at ti.l5 at pre-
ciscly the same time that Seymour was pay
ing q. 60 for Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 29-Excitement In
wheat was at fever heat during the entire
session, aud more nervous and anxiou,
feeling was seldom witnessed on the part of
operators In the main il was pretty much
a repetition of what happened the past few
days. Trading was active, and the apparent
determination TO carry the squeeze in Sep.
TENDER through TO tho bitter end made on.
orators apprehensive OF what might occur In
the moro deferred deliveries and there was
a general desire TO cover and close up their
trades for the months Of October and De.
cember. Shorts bought freely, and there
was not much wheat for sale, rs compared
with the inquiry. Orders came pouring i'm
from all points TO cover outstanding tradcs.
The advance In consequence was very shrrp.
The opening was about A6Ulc above the
closing figures OF yesterday, but decline of
| 80 followed for October, lIsc for Deem.
Der and lEc for May This decline was
checked, and steady advance set I'm
prices advancing SIC for October, 6l.c for
December and 2llc for May, droppcd lie
and the close was 494c higher for O,tober,
Sc for December and 2)sc for MAY than closing
figures OF yesterday. September was irregu.
lar, in fact IL was difficult 20 tell what the
market was at times, though prices were adj.
vanced loo above yesterday soutsidc figures,
SLIGO, this price was bid, and 81 bid later
Outside influences had no effect on the
market Corn was moderately active and
the feeling generally firm most Of the scs.
sion. Opening sales were a shade higncr
than the closing prices Of yesterday, market
then ruling steady, became firmcr and
gradually advanced Nc, reacted &C and closed
with October N@Hc, November &c and
May h@%c higher than yesterday. The
influences on the market were entirely local,
large local operator buying quite freely
of November throughout this future
within sc of October. Oats were
dull. There was ls@l.c decline for
all deliveries up 10 MAY, but that
future did not change materially. Mess pork
was active stronger aud higher. October
was bought, fairly by shorts, A better bu-
siness also tnnspired In the more deferred
futures, especially In January, which was
sold freely by prominent operator, who is
largely interested In wheat Opened 2,S6g5c
higher, advanced 25@J)c, rrccdcd slightly
but closed steady. Lard was In good demand
for October and market stronger and prices
higher. opened unsettled advanced 2OllJSc,
rcccdcd iO@l5c, and closed steady. Short
rib sides 2oISc asked May 3sc bid, size
asked.
Oats-No. 2, cash no bid nor offerings DC
tohcr i0kc bid, 2DHc asked
The leading futures ranged as follows
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, stocks and bonds.

NEw York, Sept 29.-Money on call was
easy with all loans per cent, but closed at
5. Prime mercantile paper, 4h97 per cent
Sterling exchange duh but steady, at 81. 80 u
for sixty day bills and ~. ~ 4 for demand.
Government bonds werv dull and steady.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was extremely active
and decidedly strong at the opening 10 the
close, and again showed material gains for
the day. London had some selling orders in
the market at the opening, and the first
sales were made at irregular changes from
the closing figures OF last evening, though
declines were in q majority and extended 70
4 per cent The temper OF the room, how.
ever, was bullish, and the market became
very strong Immediately. and the opening
prices In most Of the list were the lowest Of
the day. Pacifc Mail and New England de-
vclopcd marked activity and buoyancy, and
with scarcely q setback during the whole
session IL advanced. gaining nearly per
cent. East Tennessee seconds preferred,
Ienver and Rio Grande, preferred, and
Louisville and Nashville, all followed. The
market advances among the specialties were
numerous.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois preferred, Chcsa.
peake n Ohio aud Big Four were very
prominent Missouri Pacific and Reading
joining the procession later In the day, but
the movement extended to all parts of the
list and ceased only with the close OF bust
ness. Much 81 the buying In New England
was attributed TO Boston, hut there was n
lhn,c demand for the stock aud Il was easily
the leader Of the market. There wns great
deal Of realizing Of profits on the advance,
but the new buying was sufficient b. absorb
all the offerings aud still keep the list NOV
ing In the upward direction, Tho close was
active and strong at the best prices Of the
day. Tho most marked advances were New
England, 2A per cent: C., G. 4 T.. ~ per
cent Denver a Rio Grandc preferred and
East Tennessee seconds preferred, ~ per
cent each; Pacific Mail and Chicago q East
Illinois preferred. per cent, aud other
smaller amounts
The railroad bond market was again very
active aud ns the share list decidedly strong
throughout the session. The Chesapeake 4
Ohio ISSUES wcro special features of the day
10y reason of their activity and VI cnlfh, all
making marked advances. The currency
certificates contributed i27O 900 to the days
total Of A, $1,000 The only other specially
active issue was the ~. Louis, Arkansas 4
Texas seconds which furnished s2lOWO.
The remainder of the business was quite
evenly divided. The total sales II stock to
day were 2jD,g2D shares. Closingquotations.
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Miscellaneous.


BAGGISG-ll Iagl3c.
PowpER-Kegs, $780, half kegs, Se.75;
quarter kegs, $l.75
TKs-,Sl. l5@l.25.
SHor-Drop, Sl.45; buck. $l.70.
LEAD-6c.
TALLow-366ic.
ToBAcco-Common, 1SeS5c; other grades
35C9S5c.
SSUFF-Garretts. Sl0.s5; Rat,Ris. $40. 25
Dental Scotch, $1,000; Railroad, So 25; Gail &
AK, $500
Coal On-Prime white, wholesale lots,
0Ac per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
@l3c; clear grease WOOL 20tG25c; bury
washed, O@30c; tub washed, 30@g3lc.
BErswAx-ls@20c.
NAIIs--lron, S205; steel. 1920
HIpKs-Dry flint No. /, lie; No. ~; dry
salted, &c. No. 2, &c; green sailed, No. 1,
61<c; No. 2, 4hc; green, 4@5c sheepskins,
15cCgSl. 90; firm.
WmsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.50@600 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. firm, $l.50Cp30o; Eastern ryes, 81. 500
500, according to age and make; common
whisky, 95cCgSl 80, according To proof moth
ing under ~ pCr cent Qnntpd
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CoRS ME,L-Standard. s23j62i9 city
pearl. S2i542jO, pearl, $3.50, quiet.
BEASs AND PEAs-Nayy beans, $3.50; me.
IA um, 500.
OAT MEAI-In half brls g. so from store
CEAcEEEs-Soda treble extra, Gc; ginger
snaps, sh@9c; assorted jumblca, lO@i2c,
cream crackers, slsOr0c.
fLouR-Rrom store, common, $3.50 90
family. g. 2jesi.3b choice, Si.5OCdiGg fancy
SiD)CGb00 extra fancy, Sj.l5Cgj. =; patent,
e.. JOlt67j. very strong.
CRACKED WnE,r-ln half brls, $50 from
store.
lIomSY AND GRir--From store, s3.25.
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ProNlslon..

Ffm-Mackcrcl, half bris, No. I. $3.50; No
2 ts.Ot ION kit No. I, sLJo. No. 2, Si.25,
No. q N.i0. Dry herring. family, 3jc yer
box: W e. Rue herring. half brl. sl75.
Hoo PnoBUcrs-StrOng and advancing
mess pork, SiG3jttiGJJ sulnrcurcd hams,
iaaMi3sc breakfast bacon HOLE bacon,
clear rib sides. 1886. shoulders. O4m0Nc,
bulk pork. clear sides. gkttinc; clear rib
sides b's@oisc long clear, V490,sc, shout
der. s1.6fstsc.
LAnB-rccs. lOai0isc. half brls, 1910
lose. kcg~. i0a@i0kG choice kettle, iO3t
one strong and advancing
Pos fnT-liarrcis, sHOl half barrels,
stUD. kegs, S2.Ol
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30

CoRS-From store, white sc; mixed. Sc.
from lcycc or depot, white. In bulk. iSc. Ia
sacks. Ole; mixed. In bulk. &c. IN sacks. SOC.
BnAN-from store, s5c; from lcycc or de-
pot, 5000.
HAY-Choice, from storc. 00c; car load,
from store. sOCbSj. car load, from lcycc or
depot sli.jO. prairie. from store. hiCGDc car
load, from lcycc or depot. tin5OtBiiOO.
OArs-From store, white, DC; mixed. &c
frum leyco or depot, white In bulk. &c, In
sacks, SIC mixed. IN bulk. 2lc. Ia sicks, Sic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
PLANTATION MnvKMpNr

The New York Financial Chronicle OF
September 20, estimate of total supply Of
American and other cottons, is as follows:
Total visible supply, 1893, s3i, s72 bales
against 1905, oi2 in 1887. These figures indi-
cate decrease OF cotton in sight OF IA, O7O
bales, as compared with same date in 1887,
and decrease of 81, 1855 bales as compared
with 1856
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shipments 1000 head. Market quiet steers,
S325g5W, stockers and feeders, 81. 9OC03 90;
cows, bulls and mixed, 81 .30@2. So; Texas
cattle, 2.OO@3So; western rangers, 800
@il5,
Hogs Receipts, 6000 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market stronger mixed, IS s5G
go heavy, s6.0o@6.7O; light s5.55@6. 10;
skipS, S,506I5.I
sheep Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market stronger natives, $500
@i.2 western, s3i0@375; Texans, 81. rs
@3,60 lambs, $S.9Ota5.G5.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30

&c; krautPer brl, $500; halfbrl, $50. Garlic
SOC per 100.
PouLTRY-Chickcns young. SI.75@2. so
mixed, $200@2 20; hens, S2.50(a2.75.
PIckLEs-Brls. $3.50; half brls, 800.
PorAroEs-Firm; $i.75 per bri; sacks, Csc
sweet, $3.50 per brl.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 4h96c; Tennessee, farmers stock
51(G4c-roasted, 9>sc higher; shelled. G@7c
Pecans, Texas. O09I2c
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Live stock.

LANns-Choice, 4k@5c; common to good,
per head, $l.J06t3OO.
Hocs-Choice light e@OIIc; good, 5]I@Gc;
common, 56e5hc,
CArTLR-Choice, 3H@3hc; good, 2I5@3c;
scallawags, ik@2l1c;
snEEr-Choice, &c; medium, 9@SJlc; com
mon, 81, OO0ul so
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30

fRIME CRupE 0II-37@3Sc; prime summer
yellow, 42@45c; new Acc; prime summer
white cotton seed oil, 43@i5c; of summer
yellow, i0@i2c; choice cooking summer
yellow, 45@i7c; cotton seed meal, $l7.OO@
1905 less than car load, $i7.50tals.60; oil
cotton seed meal, sl6.0O; less than car load
lots $500
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
DAiLr COTTON STATEMENT.

impurs-N. q. " X, -. W. A T. " r.. go
L&N.h H., - ". al. H. RR, N, e. o a T.
W. a. X, 50 X. e., = & ". Il. r., . \ G.. ~ a
H. ~ H.. Ia. l. 81. H. H.. 81. steamers. 30
wagons. IN Total. i5S bales
Expurts-L. &N n a.. %. C.. q. wRR,
z<s l., \. o.. at. H. r.. iOo Total So bales.
NIw YouE.
Spots opened quiet aud steady and closed
quiet, mddling 10 7.i6c. Sales. 2ss balc-
Quotations were a. follows Ordinary. 7'.c,
good ordinary. . i.iCc; low middlinr iOc.
midiling. 10 7.iG; good middling 10 20,
middling fair, ii,sc, falr. i2c.
Futurs opened steady at a decline
and closed steady, as follows Octo.
Der. 0.GiCsaCj. November 0Gsa01 Dc.
ocmbor, o.5l@o52, January, O.5sCsO5G Feb
ruhry, gs6gass, Mich, pWagg8 April,
iOOgmiO0S. May. iot2ai0.t3. June, 10 -
@iO2l, July I0@8l02S Sales $500
bales.
. INV outrtyh
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy. Middling. . 1870. Sales 90 bales
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
i1.C good ordinary. SIC, low middlIng
exc. middling, o 1910, good midilng.
ip.c.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet.
~ follows October. O5iana2. Novcm.
bcr Ois9aio u 'ccmbcr. nipCsge 20 Janu.
nry. s2stsa2s. February. n3ggo35. March.
pgiesow April. o5igo6S May, 1850
pGl. June, 0528o53, July osO@os2
salcs. $50 balca
psftY rom And INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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THE RIVERS.
Movements as IN, lev.e.

Arrivals-City ot Cairo Na,chcz; CITY O,
Baton Rouge, New Orleans; Il. NJ. lIoxic, st
Louis
Departurcs-City OF Cairo, St Louis. City
OF Baton Rouge, 81. Louis H. NJ. Hoxie
New Orleans; Gayoso, Tptonyille.
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Articles

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour--ln fair local demand and firm
some holders asking 5tglOc advance.
No. spring wheat tl.3OCt20t No. 3
spring wheat h7otiN,, No. 2 red, fl.5O6g
400. No. 2 corn, iiLc No. oats, 2Jt.c
ilaX seed, asa. prime timothy seed, Sl.b5
Gti.5s.
Mess pork, per brl, ti53o@i5 32ls. larl,
per loo lbs, {i0ytDlOWls; short ribs, sides,
loose, Ssuud.Sl2h
Rcccipts-Flour 1900 brls. wheat, s3.oJO
bu, corn, 22i,OJO bu, cats $4,000 bu, yc.
- 90 bu. barley, 5000 bu.
shipments-flour, 1900 hrls, wheat, H..
90 bu, corn, 122,OOO bu, oats, 1900 bu.
rye, 1000 bu, barley, 5000 be.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, sept 2pHTlour strong.
Whcai-Cash excited aud higher Options
higher. II was wild market most II the
time. Excitement enough MS Chicago nd.
ynnccd rapidly aud largely, and all news oN.
trcmely hullish while trading was NJ times
heavy The close wns 1,r higher Tor he
ccmbcr ana - higher fpr MAY No. 2 red,
cash. uSl sc, October iSl5c closing ut sl.W
bid; December, uobsmti .unhc, closing ht
slOlA. May, SiwAat
Corn-lllghcr No. cash, iOs0sii'so.
September inCgii 3-hc, closing 4.c bid.
October SssCtHr, closing nt so bid. year
~, -. closing JJ}ic bill May bBc, closing
az $3.50 bid.
Oais-Dull but drm. Va. 2 cash. 22tsa2lc.
May 2stg3s1,c hid, October 22hc bid.
year 22A,c bid.
Ryc-No. 2, cash. 5Oifc.
Hmn-Sicndy at Ga.
fihNscrd--llighcr nt ti.2i
C0nmcal- Unchanged at g. iO@2it
Hay steady and quiet. prairie, 60 JOg.JO
timothy, tGUNla.Gb.
Buttcr-Quiet, creamery, isG2oci dairy.
i5Nt7c.
rroyisions-sun and HIGHER Pork
tij. 7jHiGUO. tard-lHmr strain. go ~
Dry salt meau-shuullor, 500 lonw
aud ribs gpl0 short clear 500 Bacon
Shoulders, 500 lOnrs aud ribs, 4luuts
SOLO, short clear, slGJl .gipJ1. Hams
-ti2 6OttiAO0.
iicccipu-FloiL 400 brg wheat 5000
bu. corn, A7,uJJ bu. u1U, 700 bu, rye,
500 bu, barley, 2l.Op bu
shipments Flour son hrls wheat 81
90 bu, corn, i,J0. 90 bu oais, 1000 bu rye.
n,ng barley, none.
Receipts, $3.50 bu, shipments bpp bu. 100
siofo, JDl, no bu. steaiy So rci. rlsh, Nc
bid. October A6iscbid rir asked ID UrubUL
~ ~ bid, So askodl Aiay rly BID. So. red.
cash. 5ic bid. No, y aDi, cash. no bids nor
offerings. O1iobcf, 0@ Iatrl.
-shipmcniA, bones 10 store 1870
bu steady No tash uD h.la. u0 offerings
October. 90 asked1tlt year. re BID.
aHaaass
GroepFtss.
Nrs YoRg, Sept, ~ HCo1sc - Options
steady. sales, JG7Sl btH. including October
si211Ctt2nJ. Noyem'uG sl'Wtti2aI %. uD.
ccmbcr, sli'i5etiiEl lmwytii - lob.
fuary, silD iis3 March blH'Ilia.
Aprll tlil5ttii ~ May Nli'aiiHg
July. tii 30. spot9H strong Hir rnr'urs
quoted. ijifc bunir4 Raw, quiet. nominal.
refined quiet af
Cmc,oo. H., Sept 70 On the produce
exchange today thcl lrfrf market was 1000.
changed. Egrn-frc northern, lsaHl.D
Nj
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Ceamnces. Balances.
Saturday, September 29....S 249675 Al Q SO 2c6 IS
Total this week-........." Il SjS2Ol Is 8S6,S55 0S
Total last week............- 0S5lIl 4S 2)9,612 So
Corresponding time, IsS7-...l, 5i9lt3 II 19,90s OF
Corresponding time, lSSs...l lI72l9 81 365,96s II
Total for september, lsSS.-50 9i SIS 66 os 3iS e;
Total for september, lSS7-G,l7sO75 3l,Sy7.9i5 OIL
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, nc dis
count buying, &c premium selling. New
Orleans sc discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati, St Louis and Louisville de-
mand par buying, 81 per $1,000 premium
selling
The local cotton market closed steady;
sales, l, $50 bales, Of which exporters took
l,7OO bales and spinners so bales. At New
Orleans spots closed easy at decline OF Lice,
with futures quiet and Off / to points.
Liverpool closed dull and somewhat rregu-
lar; futures barely sttsd7 and unchanged
The New York market closed quiet, with
futures steady at decline of to points.
Hubbard, Price e. Co. say; "a lower Liv-
erpool this morning, and the apprehension
that a considerable line of long cotton would
come upon the market in consequence Of
the failure Of Messrs. Williams Black q Co.,
brought about decline at the opening.
Sustaining orders came to the rescue Of
prices, however, as the day progressed, and
the close, though showing some depreciation
from yesterday, was reported steady. The
fact that an actual count in Liverpool in
creases tho stock there by 81 900 bales over
the estimated amount augments the supply
to that extent and correspondingly weakens
the position"
The Commercial Bulletin Of later date states
that ION the whole, the room gives evidence
of favoring the bull side 10 the greatest ex-
tent partly because the majority of the trad
Ing for some time has been on the long
side without chance TO secure q good turn,
and partly because there Is belief that the
chances favor rise on natural influences rs
rs likely to exist for some time to come.
New cotton, 10 be sure Is coming in more
freely In quantity, but does not improve In
quality, and 10 much OF IL Is thought 20
likely prove practically useless, that the
supply loses its influence, except Us manip-
ulatcd by the shorts to hammer away against
buoyant inclinations that may from time 10
time arise. As a sample Of the quality, we hear
OF one lot today Of iifty-cight bales rendered.
out Of which fifty two bales were rejected as
being sandy and otherwise unfit for use, and
II is fair To presume that the effort will be
made to urge the storm damaged picking
until IL is out Of the way. There Is reason
TO believe that Wall street Is taking consid-
cradle quiet interest in the market, partly
selling. but In the main rs purchaser"
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l3-l6d; good middling 3-16d; middling
uplands, Cd; middling Orleans, Cd.
Futures opened barely steady, and closed
barely steady.
=, lThese prices are given In pence and 64ths
mus; 463 means 4.63-6I, and sol means
5.1-64.l
- AT pm: October, 5,43 sellers; October
November 53l sellers; November Dccem-
Der, SIG sellers; December-January, 5.23
buyers; January February, 523 sellers; Feb
ruary- March, 5.23 buyers; March April, 5,2i
buyers; April-May 500 sellers; May-June,
5.27 buyers,
LIvERrOoL ACTUAL COUNT
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TxciIANnE ororArinNs.

Ordinary, 77Ec; good ordinary. SIC; low
middling o}.c; middling. 0A.c good mid.
ding, loo, middling fair, lOyIc; fair. nomi.
nal
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81. forfs No. ~. DHWpol-Therr
WIS steady. health movement in wool
duius The week. will HU Uff ruInr Vifin.
ton iu values. Az kind. w'l freely Whcn
offered Un q basis ~ uH.H'Ir'urtH price.
Irvht medium. t3m' b. course braid. lltf
2lr low sandy iOaliH .UU Iifht lSwliN.
Duu heavy. iittlIc. mH HHl 2,35l3ic
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los OF semen stopped IN short time. sufferers
rom impotcncy or Ices Of sexual powers restored 10
irrc vgor In a Few weeks Victims " scli-abuso
and excessive vencry 81 nering from spornatotrhca
aud los Of physical aud mental power, speedily
aud permanently curci Particular attention paid
TO the Diseases OF womea aud cures guaranteed
Piles and old sorcs curd without tina use Of caustld
OF tho knife All consultations strictly conhdeu
country.
ps-workingmeu cured At half the usual tate1
Once houn IRON O'Clock an 70 O'Clock p IN
ID. y JOHNSON. NH
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CAsSrp Goobs-Pinc apples, q 90. Peaches,
2 ihs standard ~ 30. second. si.On Tumu.
toes. lhs, standard. Sc; 3 lbs standard.
clos. Strawberries, ti.2b. l,nspbcrr.cs, SIS.
HiackbcrriCs 500. Urccn Cages si,2i. Pears,
t4GD. lluma s221 Asparagus, ti.up. Green
corn, sl.0ggLtb Green Iras, SIS. Cove
oysters full weight. H. o., 2lbs. fi.hi. light
weight Csc. 2ib. a.. CONDENSED milk -Cfowu,
$50 Eagle, $40 swie. &5.yn Salmon,
I.7jmi.Nj. slrdinos, $40, mustard sar-
dimes, $40 Alackcfcl, Si25, herring mack.
crrl. si.O5.
srdm-Pur white. Sc. on white. --c.
yellow clarified, 1905; refined 4. ,c, stand.
ard gunulaicd, hk@,lsc, powdered, SIC
cut loaf. sac; strong.
COfTrE-COmmon, ii'sc ordinary, 1870,
fir. i0'ic. prime Rio, ~, choico 10 iancy,
Ia old government @et5!cg strong, o,-
ttLr-SaginaV. u JDtti.B per hH, Ohio
river si.giaL25 per bfl. ~, hnc. li.3ja
ii0 coarse. u .i0ai.ii, pkts, 2aH5c.
Bicr-louisianA 5g5he, Carolina &C.
quiet
Casptrs-siick. ali sizoa In bKs. pals and
brls DHlic fancy assorted, Uaiig. extra
fancy istt2ic. firm.
CiirEW-Pdmo nais. 7asc. New York
factory, s9ic, full cream, NE Young
America, 70.
so,r. ASp c,xplr. Soap. S1@jc. can.
wv NNNNN MNN|NNH VIZ
SrAuUt-Bhajisc.
Muttfsra-lnuisinna. common ~ fair, ~
tt2ic. prime. choice. J5a3sc. fancy sOtttlc.
centrifugal. common ~ fair. 2Dftlr. pfim"
" choice, JJtpSc. syrup, 9igi1c. quiet
uousehsId supplies.
ArrLEs--ti .j0ft2 - per brl Dried apples
Sos 50 per 10, from store. Dried peaches
B'stc from siorc.
fhrit-firm. Oranges 100 per box.
lemons ape - Per box Banana. tl.0p
m1u0 per bunch
B1us-sicady Bows nc. cases. isc
htfafss-l,ondon Layer. flSi1f3 ~. layer.
800. California. s2.51aJ.OO.
HurTEH-l iutiorinc lie. creamery. DC
dairy, ihc, country butter. i2iscCtI5C.
Ciprn-Ozrk, $50 per bfl, aud $50 pCi
half bril-
NiSroAn-rcf ral. ioai2c.
NEnErAntss-Onions ti7j pcf bri. Cab
bag lsoo'e. - Louis 5osGc' Chicago. 90
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New rork Dry Goods Market
NEw YORK, Sept. 29.-Thoe was n quiet
market
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sInEe OF thc RI,rr..

uuIrr HiHshI trnyitT a. 4,
Nruruis Tenn. -fut Fi sam.
The following Observations afr taken I'd aU ~.
lions uHmrl 'u TIE iih meridian tmo. which a
one huui llirf than Memphis lime