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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-12
MnnxcI,nl,I snnnIIea.

Fnur.-stcady. Oranges, $3.50 per bH,
$2.OOm225 per box Lemons, 5000
400 per box. bananas, $lOO@225 per
bunch. California pears, 1920 per box
Gmpcs--Cuncord, 3Oc per basket Catawba
400 Ter basket Pine Applc-S2.2j dozen.
Arms 81 2jWl1j per brl Dried apples,
3lBulC per lb, from store. Dried peaches,
i6y5c from store.
EGGs-Firm. Boxes 22c; cases, 23c
RAIsNs-London layers, 1928; California,
$2.2j per box.
GAur-Quail, Al. 25@l50 per dozen; SPUR
rcls. 75cGtsl 90 per doE rabbits slOO-l.2j per
dozen. wild turkeys, 5uc Ia Toe each; wood
duck. gl.75m2OO per dozcn;tcal, - 2jCg2. 5Oper
dozen; malard, So JOG27j per dozen. Neni'
SON saddles, sColOc lbi whole deer 6M6c ID.
NrgrrAuLrs- Onions Il GiGGl75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, GH7c. kuuL per brl, 500
half brl, 500 Garlic, SOC per 100 Carrots,
$3O)G35O per bril- Bccts, S2bl92I5 per
hrl rarnips $500 per bril- lloBcradish,
sjOoCth5O per bril-
BrrrrR-Buttcrinc, ljc; creamery 2S@
Soc dairy. lsc country butter l1G2'r.
Cipr-Oark, $3.50 per brl, and 500 per
hall hrl,
NiNrGAR-Por gal, l03l2c.
PuUIrRY-Chickcns, young, A.bO@2 20
mixed. sl.7jM2OO; hens, S2.JUid275.
ricKLr-Ilrls ~ ~; half brls 500
Pur,rors Firm; sl75M22i per brl; SKIS
Gom5jc, Utah, 0oc@slOJ per bu, sweet $40.
al % per brl.
Nrrs-Cocoanuts, $3.50 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, iisH6c; Tennessee, farmers stock
9 stoic. roasted, 2isc higher; shelled, 90 &c
rccans, Texas, uml2c.
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No changes ~ Importance were made by
the Merchants Exchange Committees 10.
day, Eur advanced aud are very firm nt
quotations
The daily grain call will be- resumed 10.
morrow Monday the 18th instant The
stock call board has not as yet been tcorgan.
ifcd, aud indications arr az present that the
call will not boz resumed this season
Tho Buard Of Directors referred 10 the
Grain Inspection Committee petition ask
INK that quotations Of grades II grain BE-
changed ~ as 10 confirm with the ~ Louis
market, the committee "a IMPORT after con.
fcrhnr with the rrnin dealers
Amount ~ grain In store NJ the elevator
Corn, 2,,2s- bushels oats OO,7u bushels
wheat i.U5i bushels
At New orleans sugar IL IN iair demand
Tor kettles and ccuitiuetls and prices fairly
steady. There h good demand Tor the bot
Ter Fmdcs ~ mulass's. Rice h. firm Of higher
| pres.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. I0.--Nhcut was again
heavy and tame during most at The session,
recovered some and closed steady Local
traders were again bcarishly inclined, and
some Of the larger trader, backed their
opinions with selling considerable wheat,
but operators generally were disposed TO act
caut Ously. There was covering by shorts
at the decline. The opening was H@Ac
below yesterdays CLOSING figures aud ruled
heavy, declining with some fluctuations 80
more, recovered some and closed about lSsc
lower than yesterday.
There was only m.do~1'o degree Of spec
ulntiyc activity manifested ion corn. Trad
ing on the whole was 0i % small volume.
The feeling developed WIS inclined TO east
ness the weaker tone oil wheat having con-
siderable influence on thc market, and there
was moderate selling by local longs
U lcning sales were o. ic advance over
the closing figures Of yesterday after which
the market sold of tsHN,c, reacted some
aud closed 4M3.c lower thln yesterday.
In oats May delivery rCcodcd from ycstcr-
day closing quotations and the early mar
kot was weak. A subsequent improvement,
however, took place. which caused re-
action. a quiet and steady closing, at about
yesterdays final figures
Little interest was manifested In the mar
kct for meas pork and the feeling was easy.
Prices ruled 2jiM5c lower and closed quiet
at outside figures. Offerings were rather
light and the demand limited. Very little
business was transacted in the lard market.
oneringz were small and demand light.
Prices ruled about 2,1e lower aud the mar.
Trading kas llght In the rib market and
the feeling was easier with prices fayorins
buyers
The Leading futures ranged As follows
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Articles

Cash quotations Eers a. follows
Pi0ur-Dull and neglected
No 2 sprng wheat. a. is0fi i3i% No 3
synng vhsat EHftas 10. red o. $50
Ii8if No 2 corn, Hko No 2Oais. ~. No
2 rye 81 No. harley nominal No. naI.
ssed, u6H. prime timothy sesd, tig5es
Mos pix or barrel. lii7S lard. p,r iOl
pounds 81 iI4 short f.h flifs fl0fse az ~
dry aiied shoulders lb1EefJ, f77bftsy 70
short clear sidss fbOEedL q L5fss az
ipfs=fl1uE --a tfiF uLeat a. %
bu. corn -. 90 bu. oaa 1000 bu. rye,
Z 90 hu. barley pp0 iu.
sLipmrnis=il1u - Lfir Wheat "a. 0y0
bu o1fn gY1DO bu. oais 20. 90 bu. fyo.t7,.
80 bu. barley, iOJ bl.
~ iorn No. Nov. a. FLOUR Doll.
Whshi=i0vsE Tho t1us 90 very weak
in The firi part ~ The session. later there
vas reaction. but the doe saf jshsic be-.
low yesterday ~ rel. casli. 81 Offt o. 'g
a.ssl Nay GLi',seiisE, closing At
tittN.
Corn Strong. 40 2 eash. sJalOr. year
Htsr. closing NJ $40 hIi January li ga
5i'sc. closingat 1850 sskrl. May D.. clos.
ing 10 Do bid.
Oais Quiet. No. onsb g29xo bid Do
ccmbcf. 23.c May D'.c
Hfan-RWrt tio
Tlatsscd Unchanged n 90
Cunmeal--. 2 tSa2J0
Rye irhcr. No. 2. cn.h yot.OGiOi.c.
narl"y-firm, but little doing Minnesota,
&c
iIay-wenki prairie, l,sJsooo timothy,
go SiGlib0n.
Buitor-sleaiy and unchanged. creamery
fancy, 2o@2ic, choice, 9tg2ic dairy, 22c,
/ 2ic.
Err- still advancing, good sold at inc. In
/ forior lose less.
Provisions Pork. tiho. Lard
/ Prime steam, nominhlly $50 Dry sail
/ ts-Shouldcrs, $50. longs aud ribs
/ q. hOm1 49, short clear tis7 t6AOp liacot
| Shoulders $500 long, aud ribs, fAG2is@
ssih. short clear, tn.0o9hi2's llams,tiiO
/ Otid.b0
Rcccipts-Flour, 2.Ool brls wheat. n 90
In, corn, inuuo hu, oats, 500 bu, rye
| none. barley, 1900 bu
| Shipmcnts-flour 4Oo hris. wheat. y On
hu. corn. ~ co bu. oats, 1900 bu. re, gOO
bu. barley 1000 bu.
kANsAs CRY. Mo-. Nov. ~ Whcat-Rc
ccipts, 2gia, shipments hooy. IN storc. atH.
| iss bu steady. No rel cash. u2i5c Ibid
| pic asked. Drccmbef Wi.y It'd. NAV. rs /,
| asked. No. 3 rcd cash, a. bid s2c asked
30. soft cash. aud DE mhr,, siOi asked
MAY. n.ul's hid. ti.O0 Used.
Jorn-lcccipts t,dGt fhipncnts gs5 bu
| in store, u2lH hu. Stronger No. cnsh
| 2sAc hid. No. 2, year, .h'a bid, .Ntlc asked
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, g dis
count buying sight s. discount buying,
par selling New Orleans, 20 discount
buying, par selling Cincinnati st. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying, par sell.
ing.
Today closed the banner week Of the
clearinghouse, the clcarings being $780,
9sOI5 larger than any previous week ON
record-thc total clcarngs being S3,75S,-
73s A.. against the next largest ON record,
$500. 75s o. for the week ending November
3, lsSS
The local cotton market closed firm with
sales 2,loo bales, Of which 800 to exp rtors
and 1900 10 spinncrs. New Orleans spot
closed quiet and steady with futures steady
at a decline OF - points Liverpool closed
firm. demand fair and futures barely steady
November on / point and other months
comparatively unchanged. New York was
quiet with futures irregular and barely
steady at a decline Of TO q points.
The Agricultural Bureau report issued
Yesterday afternoon, shows indications "l
yield per acre, average the samcas last yolral
this time Report shows good season TOT
picking during October In the Southwest
and moderately good In Coast states Wet
weather II September proved very injurious
10 quality. Frustrating plants and rottine
bolls causing blight aud shedding There
Is much stained Hbcr, and quality is much
poorer than previous year Picking was
late in commencing States west oi MIs-i7'
slppi River report a slightly larger yield
than last year. while Georgia, Alabama and
Tennessee indicate reduction"
The following estimate ON the cropuf 1855
81 based ON the Agricultural Bureau report
was prepared by Secretary Hotter Of the
Cotton Exchange
Acreage reported hy Bureau last juno, IN
round figures 100000 November ioSS,
report Of estimated average yield, same o'
last year &c., 3j.S bales per acre, indicates q
total crop Of GI22UO bales. Last year
crop turned out 20 be- 7OlG5O5 bales
which shows that the average production
was $40 bales prt acre. instead ~ 3ia u.s. In
dicated by the Bureau. Estimating this
years yield 90 bc the same as last years
actual yield Lc.. $40 bales per acre, 1900
Ooo acres would indicate total crop Of
7.liLVo bales.
Hubbard Price & Co. say: The opening
call showed but small decline from last
evenings closing prices. This sicndincss
Wa maintained until the agricultural re-.
port .of cotton was received, when the mar
bet dropped quickly points, only TO re-
cover aud g. lose Of these before the close,
which Was irregular and easy In tone, later
transactions were made nj slight conccs-
sions"
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LoNDoN Nov. 10, p. m-Consols closed
at 81 l-l6d for money and MA for the ac-
count
4;3O p. m.-Bar silver % l-lGd per ounce.
PARIS, Nov. 10.--Threo per cent. rentos,
s2f 0215c for the account
BERLIN, Nov. 10.-Tho statement OF the
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows decrease
in specie Of 3,OS0,00O marks.
BANK CLEARINGs.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov lO.-Clcarings, 81
6i7,7l2.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov l0-Clearings, ST.
ISL, 5Gl; balances. $500, 100
BosroN, Mass, Nov. l0.-Bank clearings,
1891, 56l balances, Sl,lsS,4ot.
CHICAGO, H., Nov O.-Cloarings, &c.
l35, 900. For the week, So $1,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov l0-Bank clear
ings today, $40, 302 254; balances Sl,5ol ,Do.
For the wcek-Clcarings, Sja,IjO503 bal
anccs, s., 26sO30.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov i0.-Clcarngs today,
g, 700, 56S; balances, S372,5ll For this week
-Clearings, $40, 633, 097; balances I,ii7, 339
For last week-ClearingN Sld1o9sOli bal
ances, $20l6,i3l. For corresponding week
last year-Clearings, SlT623 49, balances
81 SIS, III.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Re
serve, decrease, S2,l72GjO. loans, decrease
$3.50 500; specie, decrease, q 100, 200; lega
tender, decrease, 81 ,4l3, 100. deposits, dc
crease, 81, sli, 900. circulation, decrease, 81,
OI3, 800. The banks now hold Sll ,3sL2OO IL
excess OF the % per cent. rule. Clearings
S09, 522, il0 balances, -, l2n $50. For th'
week: Clearings S53o,O72GiT balances, S2G
| 37B. 85l,
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INC; standard granulated, 7%@SHci pow
dercd SIC; cutloaf SIC; firm.
CorFEE-Common, l41c; ordinary, 16Kc;
fair, l6)lc; prime Mo, $50; choice TO fancy,
l0c; old Government, 90@S2c; steady.
river 81. 2O6ll. 25 per brl; SKIS, fine, $500
lao coarse, si.109i. 10; pkts 2A@7c.
RIoE-Louisana, 4Hg5Mc Carolina, 0ci
quiet.
CANprEs-stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, collie; fancy, assorted, lO9loc; extra
fancy. lS@25c firm.
CnErsE-Prime flats, syf@9>Gc; New York
factory 0H@l0c; full cream, l2@l2Hci
Young America, l2H@l3c
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3lg@5ci can
dies, full weight, DC.
STARcH-3h@3Lc
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, prime, choice, $50
I3c, fancy. i5@isc; ccntrifugals, common tc
fair, 2063Oc prime TO choice, 3O035c; syrup
2UM t5C; firm.
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MIsccIInnrOIls.

WmsEY-stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
tidO@GO, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm 90 sl.b5 10 $500, sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs, ~. simGoo, accord.
ing a. the agc aud make; common whisky,
SlOOai.3O, according TO proof, nothing un-
der 20 per cent. quoted.
BCUiNG-ll 1Ci3c.
TWs-sl. iOMl.l5.
Snor-Drop, Si.I0 buck Si.GS
ITAD-GC.
TALLoW-jNtic.
Tomcco-Common, 25@35c; other grades,
CtNic.
svuff- -Garrctts, Sl075 Rllphs, $l0.2j;
Railroad ;g25; Gail 4 AXIS, $500.
rowpER-kcgs 800 half kegs $40.
uurtcr kegs, sl7j.
Coal OIL-Prime white Wholesale lot, Zoe
per gal.
Woodbury., grease WOOL unwashcd, 10
C,i3c, clear grease wool. 2ud25c; bury,
wa,hd. 1908 ic, tub washed, 3OGs3ic.
BrTswAN-lSCt9nC.
NuLs-Irun. si.OO@l.0i steel y 0iW2i0
IlInEs--Dry nint, No. l, lie. No. =, Sc; dry
saltod, SCI No. ?, Gc; green sailed, No. l.
SIC, No. 2, l'sc' green. 4eibo' docnkins, 10
Ilpjc shccpskins, l5cCISl.OO ilrm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NrW Y,aK. Nov i0-M0ney on call etsy
NJ I y per cent Prime mercantile paper In
good demand at t@GH sterling eEchangc
dull, but steady at til for sixty day bills
ASK for demand
Government bond. were duliand steady a.
firm. State bonds we're quiet, but steady ~
firm.
Tho stock market Nas very dull through.
out, only Reading displaying any animation
whatever aud the tfausarii1ns even 10 that
stock failed ~ score any movement - im
poriancc. The opening vHs very tame and
uuiutorcstInr first price being either un.
changed Of but slight fractions different
from last evenings figures. The temper ~
the rnum wus cnusf fvaflvrlv bsarish 'wl .ia
London was dolng nothing and commission
people hut little more. There Wcfr reports
from the Northwest 81 depressing NATURE
but The news " The LAY vas u slight
Influence upon the r0ura0 ~ prices and 10
early pressure upon The LET was soon o.
moved Tho Saying tendency wns mofl
noticeable iu lntknNuuuH. which Loot a pfi
cent. hut the movement iu the rest n M,
lisi was cntirrly Insignificant aud foil n.
/ cuyory soon vs. brought about Cotton oil
Wa active aud became the special feature 81
the DEALING. rising point notwithstanding
/ thc weakness Of the regular let hud mos
/ ut o. miu was held 90 the close After ~,
| hrst halt hour thc li,t rclaUscd into the mUs
| intense dullutsi aud remained without feat
urr II any sort iur the remainder ut the 80
sion, and the market finally closed dull ant
| steady generally ~ about the opening hg
| urrs The nnnl changes arr Tor small fmc
lions only aud ar about equally divided b.
tween gains aud losses
The bond list was q little m0rr active
comparatively, than the share lisi, bat wa
! equally fratutcl,st aud on business o
| tn-NW1 the hual changes ARE generally fo
slight fractions
Tho total sales u stocks today we're u, ~
shares. CLOSING quotations
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New ORLEANS, La, Nov. lo.-sugar-Eas-
ieri open kettle, strictly prime &c; prime,
4}sc fully fair, Axe; fair to fully fair Ole
@45sc; common 10 good common 4L@4 &c;
inferior 3@ic; ceEtrifugals, plantation gran.
ulated, &c; choice white, 6l-l0@69sc; of
white, 6L@6 3-16c; gray white, &c; choice
yellow clarified. 1905 15-16c; prime yell
low clarified, 6@8 Lice; Off yellow clar.
flied, 624@5 1916; seconds, 4H@5Kc. Mo-
lasses-Quiet and weak; open kettle, fancy,
Abe; choice, 4l@42c; strictly prime, 39@4Oci
good prime, 3G@3sc; prime, 32@3ic; good
fair, 2D@30c; fair, 27g28c; good common 25c;
centrifugal, strictly prime, 2i@25c; fair, IL
t9l0c; fair, l59l6c; good common. l4c; infer
Tor lSc; syrup, 25@Slc. Other articles UNI
changed.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.-Co1ec-options
opened steady and closed weak. Sales
December Sl3.75@l3s5; January, Sl3GO@
1870; February, $l3.5O@13.G0; March, Sl3.5l
@l3GO; April, Sl3.509l355; May, Sl340@
1885; June, Sl8.50@l3.55 July, $3.50. Spot
Rio-Slow; fair cargoes, $3.50, Sugar
Raw, inactive and firm; refined dull
c, 3-1GM0hc; extra G, g 5-l8dG9so; white
extra G, 07-10@8l3c yellow, GOOSE. Rice
Quiet and steady domestic, 4A@02sc; Japan
4H@5hc.
CnrcAdo, ILL.,, Nov. l0.-0n the Produce
Exchange, today, the butter market was un
changed Elgin creamery, 2G927c; choice
western, 23M254c; choice dairy, 1Og22c
common to.fair li@l7c. Eggs-steady a
l0j9a2Oc.
gCrNcrNNATI, O., Nov. 0.-Whisky-Firm
sales, $50 barrels finished goods on basi
OF $Ii. Butter-Quiet Sugar-Firm
Eggs-Strong; 20c. Cheese-Dull.
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Live stock.

Chicago, H., Nov. l0.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head ship
monts, 800. Market steady; beeves, 5000
5.25 steers, S3.OO@5.O0 stockers and feeders,
S2OOd33O; cows, bulls and mixed, $1,000
300 Texas cattle, SL5093.0O.; Western rang
ers, S30O@IOO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
5000 Market weak, 5Cdl0c lower; light,
IS. 206C53O mixed, $5.2OGg5.30; heavy, 1886
@557h skips, $3,50d50O.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
none. Market steady and strong natives,
| S3.OOdi25; Western, S3.0O@3.55; Texans,
s.. 506J5 % lambs, Si.0O@5.25.
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Frsu-Mackcrcl half brls, No. l. $500
900 No. 2, $sOO@s5O, No. 3, $3.50 lob
kit, No. /, $L35; No. 2 $L25; No.
s. $llo. Dry herring, family, S5G per
fish, u bril-. $3.50.
LAHD-rcs SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC;
choice kettle OAMl0Hc. Quiet .
Pos FEEr-Brs, $780, half brls 800,
kegs $3.50
Hoo PRoDuCrs-Firm; mess pork, $3.50
m1GuO, sugar cured hams, l1Wl2lci
breakfast bacon, llml2hc clear rib sides,
bacon, 0Ec shoulders, s3sc bulk pork, clear
sides, SIC, clear rib sides, SIC, long clear,
81 -. shoulders Sc.
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urenalsttilts.

ltnru=ltum stur, common. 81 SOFAS ~.
i-miIy, ianttt Ju. choice ttinHtCt fancy.
snw1'a1, extra fancy .tbpaUl. patent
tNu'HN % quiet
,"ns Mr,l-rUr, sJ,p. roller. g. %.
quiet
hr'Ns AM Pass Navy beans. g. ~. me
dium. t1ui.
uu Mrt=ln hilfbrs. $3.50 from store.
ttNyKrus SODA, extra ~. treble extra
d'lr. ginger snaps. 50 tIfso. assorted lum.
hlrs ln"i3r cream crackers sisainr.
tmcAtp Wuru lu hllt bris, $40 from
siuur
lluSiSY AM OUlra=Frpm store, tl2A
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and steady, as follows: November, o.99i
December, o65@oGei January, o7S@o.7o;
February, s0i March, 1902; April,
lO.1l@iOl2; May 1920 June 1928;
July, lo35@lO37 August loh@lo,43.
Sales, 81, 500 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed
quiet and steady; middling, 9l6c. Sales,
1850 bales. Quotations are ms follows
Ordinary, 11-l6c; good ordinary s5-l6ci
low middling, o Lice middling 9o-l6ci good
mddling, 10 l-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
ms follows November, 023@02l; December
023@02i; January 032@o33i February
0.A2mai3, March, 052m953; April, 9G3@
OGl, May, 973@07i; June, o. s3@0Sii July
o02@G0I; August, 0S)90ol. Sales, ii,sOC
| bales.
DAILY roHr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Live sfoetg

LANm-Choioc, &c, common 10 good, per
head, $l.5O6J3UO.
Hoos-Choicc light, 5h@0c; good, 5@5Jlc;
common, ils6iAc.
CArtLr-Choicc, grass, 8.d3kc; good,
2ism3c; scallawags. iAd2lsc choice feeders,
2ism3c feeders i94m2lsc.
surrr-Choice, &c; medium, 3G3Ic, com.
mon Al Ol6ti 50
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. O-wool-The cleo
ton has prevented heavy business, but
prices are firm, though unchanged. Bright
medium, le@2lc coarse braid, li@2Oc; low
sandy, iOGl7c; fine light, l3@2Oc; fine heavy,
ll@i7c; tub washed. 2SdBi4c.
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Irr,istuu.

ConN-from sturr white. Sc. mixed. a1c.
irum lcyco or depot white, in bulk. a.. iu
slcks. Sic, mixed, in bulk &c. in cacks bic.
buAN=frum storr, N'c. irpm lcycc ~ he.
pot 5000
llN-'huicc. from s''rc. 0lc. car load,
ifum lrNcr Or depot 60 HtgiGOO prime.
ltom store. ~iNte'g ear load, from leyco of
depot silhp prairie from store. hittUN.
cat luli. from lrygr uf depot $40 ~ ala On
oAtsHfnlm store white. So. mixed. 3lc.
! ifum luNcv ~ depot white in bulk. $50. Va
sacks, Sc mixed. iu bulk pa W. sacks. Sic
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impofp-M. a G. n n, gG MARI R, lS.
L.SN. r. n. no. " a b. R u, ga. e.. o. 6E
". X a., ~. l.. NOST a. a., e0i. X e.. n 4
", as X. G.. g. IN H. n. ~. Ia ". 90 Z
N. r., A2 steamer ipl waronA ~. Total
aOi bales
Eapous-N a Q. nR. 2oi2 M&TRR,ta.I
6NR a., c'E g., o.6 SwR LILO l.. n.
o. A T. a. u. 1908 7. n. H. X, t1N Total. A.lsi
taiet
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: MONDAY, NOVEMBER r. 1855.

January, 2s4c bid, zoe asked; No. cash,
27Mc bid, 2sHc psked, No. 2. white, cash,
29l9c bid; May, 22kc bid, 33c asked.
0ats--No. 2 cash, 2Oc asked; December,
2lXc asked; May, sales at 2i9S92iIEc.
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At noon. Spots--Firm, demand fair.
Sale, 10000 bales, OF which American $500
bales. Receipts, 5000 bales, Of which
American 1910 bales Closing quotations
were MS follows: Middling 5Ad.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
barely steady
These prices are given Ia pence and 6lths,
thus GGj means ACj'Gid, and SOL means
51Gid.l
Atl pm: November, 636 buyers No.
vcmbcr-Dcccmbcr, h32 sellers; December.
January. $50 buyers; January.fobrunry,
$50 value; Fohruary-MafCh, 532 SELLER.
Murch.April, SIS buyers. April.May Obs
buyers; May-Junc, 5.33 value JuncJuly,
587 sellers.
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CAsNGp oo1us-ruUpplcs, ti25@i. 30.
Peaches, 2 ibs. standard, IN aN,,i 81.
scrond, siuD. tomatoes. = lhs. stand
auL NftHg 3 lhs standard, ftun.
Strawberries, ti2h Hlsphcrrlcs, 81 %
blnckhrrrirN tiW. Cr.rn gnscs, 81 ~.
Pear, t2up Pluma, t2gt Asparagus. 81 90.
Green corn. tiOiDti g. Green peas IN -.
Cove oytcrs, full weight 10. upi lhs.si. IS
ttiVl light weight Ulr. lbs. tiuist. 40.
Condensed milk, Crown, g. Easlc. AZ 90
swi,s, $50. Salmon, ti53.r2O Sardincs.
iijD mustard saflluce 500 Mackerci,
ti2 herring mackcrul ti.OA
huuAH-purr white, 1c. oil white, Og.0
7kc yellow clarified, 0l,HGt.c. rhncd A.
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$3.50 ! .tl.I - ,.--.s......
W FOR MAN a REAsr. pENETrArr
MUsCLE&IIDBETOT TIE VERY lone
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Spots opened easy aud closed quiet.
middling. ioc. salcs, 20 bales. Quotations
arr a. follows. Ordinary, Ojsc. good ordi
nary. sI.i0c, low middling, OSc, middling.
lOci good middling 10 bi0c, middling fair,
10 i6-i8c. fair II D.lOc
Future opened steady and.closed irregular
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The New York Financial Chronicle Of
November 10, estimates tho total supply Of
American and other cottous as follows
Total visible supply, 1855, 1872, lis bales
against 255G, 322 In 1851 These figures iudi.
cate a decrease Of cotton In sight Of Osi, 40
bales, as compared with same date In 1857,
and decrease Of SOo57i bales As compared
with 1890.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, lao
Sales Today, 2,loo Bales - The
General Market Is steady-Moats
Firm.
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ArrEAL OFFICE

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov TO- lssS
The money market remains unchanged,
the supply is equal to the demand. Rates
are steady ut per cent
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OIL md TmrpentIne.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. iO.-Potroleum easy
s. W. llOo, 7IIc.
wmNiSoToN, N. c., Nov. i0.-Turpentine
firm M Ale
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uNvI,E

Spots firm demand good.
Tr,s Ordnairc, 7O4f December futures,
Giif
Above spot quotations represent tW Tor
terms, o. 80 kilos equal to 100 lbs, and O2jf,
equal To 500,
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New YORK Dry Goods Market
NEw YoRK. Nov. iO.-A better feeling Is
apparent and more inquiry indicated for the
coming week.
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INCiIANOT QrUTNTtONa.

Ordinary. nominal good ordinary, nom.
nal; low middunr p8iUc. miidUnF. aisc.
god middling, ulJiGr. mIdllnga ir. ioi.r
fair nominal.
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GENERAL TRADE.

hvY aud sell stocks aud bonds through T.
NJ Galhteath, No. 10 Madison street
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COTTON MARKET.

TIC local cotton market opened firm
and losci firm. middlinE 0i,c Sales.
2iWbalc-. Including 800 bal,s last evening.
Of which Joo bales to exporter and i.Oa
bales 10 spInnJn