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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-22
GENERAL TRADE

No changes were made In the quotation
lists at thc Merchants Exchange to-day.
Sales made NJ the Grain Call Huari session
One ear December 80. white corn at syisc
four cars January No. 2 mixed corn at So.
two car cash bran attit5o.
Amount VI grain In .iorr At the elevator,
Corn, 2p5i5 bushels. oats, GiOE bushels.
wheat $50 bushels
The New orleans sugar market Il less active
and quiet tone prevails SELLER luding con.
ccssions necessary a. move uncrnr.s. rcnrcr
continue to purchase freely In mola'.r,
prices have declined, shaving o net loss ui 2
cents Within week The grinding season ~
nov drawing On close Although the cop
l. certainly short NJ la,t year. it has turned
out better Than was expected.
AZ New York the deal boz cuiIco l. not III.
CREASED materially Tor actual ruods suriu
continue to drag aud while luwpc suncns
In tome 10, evidences indicate % weaker local
icyliur teas spices and u,Ula.H.. hr, slow,
but rice ~ making iaif movement uu rcIu.
lar ORDER,
A dispatch from riu,hurs Ia. says
"rhow Wa great excitement and almost q
panic NJ the ON EN,hHf,c this morning
caused by nn unexpected hrak In pficcs.
The market opened nm ~ wise and nj
yan,cd Ia NC. when general selling hcFan Vt
all points 4 rush to unload then followed.
and In short time a,UupOuD barrls hal
changed hands aud values hal dropped H.
ssAc A reaction then sct iu, and at noon
sli5c was bid"
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81 LOTS bee p. -lliur-null anl easy.
Whcat-l.owcr. The opening was weak,
almost tn decentralization, but the close WIS
firm. NJ 20 below yesterday. No. red.
cnsh, ~ sellers. December. ~, closed at
80 81 asked. MAY $40 l,trl.OiAk. closed at
sioli. bill June. q ujaI .ODg., closed at
stco'i asked; July. w@ols.c closed at
Nic hid
Active. hut lower No. 2 cash.
m1NWh.c. January, W'.t30a.c. closed at
D,smp'.c. May 1is0Ji@3i'sc, closed Mt
20 'kflIic nskyd
o,p-pdll No. 2ca,h, 25,sc bid; May,
2s1.c BID.
Ryp-ts'brS1c.
Harley Dull Iowa ar.
lliv 90 aud dcprD,srl. Prairie, 500
tfnrt MIXED timothy, ssWWlnjO, timo.
thv. siGtttiJJO.
liuu#tsf'.
FiaA srUd=gitS
Lad Market ~ a siaHdstill, with scllor.
at gI5n
Butirr=Nn improvement 10 notc cram.
rrv yif.nU dairy, 81. Pc. Egp.-null.
guoi stock ia inferior iajo less
Coumc1l Active nt luJOti.b
Provisions =Firmcr hut quiet Pork
stlul Ian. Prime steam uurrrd 30 s.S5 a.
Dry salt Meats shoulder. 49,. long. aud
ribs. g, tu short clear 90, liaron-iioXcd
shoulders. s5.Su. long and ribs. U.s. l2isGf
$50 short clear iSSia,5S Iiams-slo !.
GAS.
Iarrinr- Steady. ~ ih. NC. 2lb, l2l.c;
irin cotton tie. N 2ntti2A.
Receipts Flour. 2,On brls wheat p.OOl
bu corn. 2u1O'O hu. oats 2HoOO bu, rye,
none. barley 1000 be-
shipments Flour. 5Il1 brlg wheat, l..
co. hu. corn. 30. OOO be. oats G,OOO bu
rye. 400 bu. barely, AOup bu.
Cmcsao. H.. Dec. - A moderate hus..
usss Nns transacted in Wheat and the icclitg
was somewhat unsettled Operators cyi.
irutly expected q hrcak Boo prices today but
the support the market N'ccivcd from some
large traders and covering OF short wheat
prevented serious dclOu rhrrr was no
outside news 60 special influence tia mar.
kcL which was governed principally by
local speculation. The opening was about
hfhc lower than yc. niays CLOSING. aud
prices further reccacd &c. or 60 ti.U1h Tor
May NJ which figure ilrw appeared 30 be
good buying q promin'ut local trader pur-
chasing quite freely, aud q reaction u fc
followed, but prices arin cascd OF 10 the
extent " the advance only 90 again become
stronger aud rally 10 The outside point ~
the day, closing about &c lower than yes
tCriay
Corn ruled quiet AMI Inactive. with trad.
Ing Of n light local character. The feeling
developed was Que Of siradincss though at
times On easy feeling prevailed. Opening
sales wcr at about the ,lp Ing prices OF yes.
tcriny. after which the market hnctuhiei
within ~ range aud closed a shade easier
than yesterday.
Thcrs va, moderate speculative trade IN
oats and a steadicr feeling prevailed Sew,
eml larry local operator bought with n de
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY, DECEMBER %,

gree Of freedom and prices appreciated Hc,
but the market closed easy.
Rather firmer feeling prevailed in mess
pork and trading was quite active. Prices
ruled 10@12Hc higher early in the day, but
slight concessions were submitted to about
slightly, but near the close fell back 100
1219c and ruled quiet.
More interest than usual was displayed in
lard. The feeling was decidedly stronger
and prices were advanced 2O@30c on Deem
ber and 12H915c in the more deferred de-
liveres. Toward the close prices settled
back again 6@715c and the market closed
quiet.
Trading was moderately active in short
ribs and the feeling was firmer Prices ruled
6@715c higher and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Ton .cha..Isni.rtIes.

FRuIr-Sicily. Oranges. -. 100000 per
brl, s250'ddu per box. Lemons, s2JJ6tA.uO
per box Blunnls, sl.hp 600 per bunch.
Grapes Malaga tGOltDUo Dates Ittsn.
iLEs-sl.jitoA2p per brl. Dried apples
i@5c per lb from store Dried peaches, iCg
De- from store.
GAur-Qu,il. ;I.25@IjO per dor. SOUR.
rcls sLOJ,1l.2i per duz, rabbits. slOU.tl. -
per duz, Wild turkcys, 5nm1ic each wood
duck, SljOMl7j per doA teal, s22jn25n
per doz. mtll1rd, o22j,gl.'p per iuk Ncni
SON saddles, SOLO per o.; whole deer o.
q per 10; upuHum, lJ1siOC, drg-,ol coon. 10
Di3jc.
Vr4rrmlr--Oniong. u.GOI5j per brl.
Cabbage loose case. krlui. pr hrl % ~
ttijU half bri, ,Aul,laHl. Garlic, on pr
iOl. Carrots, s3uouJjl per brl Beet.
ssaOa27i pc brl raru.p.. $500 per brl
llur ud.s 500 . % pc hrl.
Buum liuttcr.nc. i,c; ,ra merry io9i5c;
dairy, 20 l,c, country butter, ljtt2jc.
Cnrn-oHrk, 500 per bd aud $3.50 per
half brl.
ViNroH-pcr gil. IoaI2r.
PuttruY -thpayus. young 81 nltli 20.
mixed, sljO@,uJ. hens, - 2,a2ig tur
keys, young, tjuOaSuU. oh, NuOail.uU
rrcsc. i3inai 40. ducks 2tiuJuI lr'- .cI
turkeys. pHl2c per ib. hens. ..Il $500,
chlrtpns, -2-'w2ao. goose, iu1r'Nn
~ w. wv ANNl.t ahff' y 70 A.H D NdiHl".
Virginia. 5ismG'sc Truurs.co. firmr,'
stock, ia5r. rlstrl. I 'lr higher shrII'd
tel. .'lr white. g. Spanish n. P,.tu..
fcNas, old, 5d,c. Italian chc,inut,, lutl
i2tsc.
Eoos- steady BoScs. TO-. cares, aOr.
RAtsfNs-Lpudon layers, $3.50 California
a. 30 pgr box
FicKir.-lirls. tG5p. hall brls. sIun
PprNtur-firm, tliDa.ul per bal; *
Hifr5fr. Utah kHtVki tHr bu, sweet "a ID.
per hrl.
Frisn Fisn-Bu1nlp, iE2r Icr IL. cat g.
per 10. Uamc-l,r'h, trout etc, 5OSg
49, a.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
December 81, ~, 154 bales, as against AZ, 40
bales last week, and 29,002 bales same week
last year; since September 1, 45G7 55 bales,
against 52i, 0l2 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, %, 7G3 bales, as
against a, l2i bales same week last year since
September /, 30l, 722 bales as against 8l6,OO7
bales same time last year. Weeks sales
1880 bales; exporters 300, aud spinners
6,G00 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady; middling, 02Ic. Sales, 237 bales Quo
tations are as follows Ordinary Csc
good ordinary, s 3lGc; low middling, 9ho;
midding, 99Ic; good middling lO2sc; mid
ding fair 10 ll-l6c; fair, l5-i6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows; December, 0I2600l3; January,
0.i5@04G February, 05S@059 March,
070GO.7l; April, 0sl@0s2 May, 0.0l9
002; june l0OlM1002; July lOoS@l0OG
August, l0.limlO,15; September, 0sl@oS3.
Sales $1,000 bales.
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ending Friday, December 81 1883.
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CANNED -Pincapples, .i.259l 80.
Peaches, ? lbs standard. 81 35MlIO second,
sl.OO. Tomatoes, lbs, standard, sjMODc;
lbs, standard, SlW. Strawberries, 81 %.
Raspbcrrics, Sl.25 Blackberrics, sl.OJ. Green
cages 81 20. Pears. 300. Plums, S2.2D.
Asparagus. $500 cen corn, Sl.OO60l 10.
Green peas - -. Cove oysters full weight
III, DOr, lbs Sl.55Hl 90 light weight Gjc
2 lbs, 4 OONilO. Condensed milk, Crown,
$500; Eagle, $40; Swiss, 500. Salmon,
$l.1jg2uO. Sagdincs, $3.50 mustard sur
dine. $50. Mackorcl Sl.25; herring mack
orcl, tlOj.
SrGAr-Purc white. 7c or white. GS{c;
yellow clarified, G5s aG}ic; refined A, re.
standard granulatcd, 74Ng7isc; powdered:
slsmSHc; cut loaf s'.gsAc, open kettle
6a5Ac' strong.
CorTrE-Common l6c; ordinary, lGH@
lie; fair lIICglSc, prime Rio, lS4@lSAc,
choice to fancy, l01eglJc. old Government,
$40 Sc; v'ry strong
SALr-Sag.naw sLJj@li5 per bbl Ohio
River I.2Ottlt % per bbl; Sks. fine, Si.35Gg
lao, coarse, sl.l0Gl.li pkts, 2AaIc.
RlcE-Louisiana, i}s965Sc; Carolina, Go
&c. firm
CANpIrs-Stick, all sizes. in bxs, pals and
brls, 04.lc, fancy. assorted, l0Gl5C, extra
fancy lSa2ic, firm
SrNRru-3ImJis 90.
MoLNs-rs Lou, ana common TO fair ESQ
3Dc. prime choirc, jj0llc fancy HHjnc;
centrifugal, common to fair. 2uGjOc prime
a. choice. jho Soc, syrup, 20 iIc, strong.
CnrHsE Prime Hats. SZ"p .c; New iorl;
factory, gsdlp' full cream, EXC BE,
Noun America lHoilc.
Soar tNp CANpLrs-sonp 3is85c; candles,
full weight Zoe
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Cons Prom store. white. ca. mixed, &C.
from loycc ~ depot white IN bulk t'c. IN
snrks as. mixed, w bulk. iOc. In sacks. sc.
Bu,N=irDm store, Hfc irum icycc or
depot. go ~.
llAi. rhoicc, from stofe, sskc, car load
from lcycr or depot tiGndiG ~. prime
from si,rr sl0t>,c ear load. from leycc or
dpfui, tlauod loo prairie from storc, ~
w"r car load, from lcyce or DEPOT, ti0ots
ii.tu
.uvu Prom store, white. g5c. mixed, Ssc.
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tations. On the contrary, however, the
stock which had been traded In at from
97H to 9S was afterward sold at 90.
Delaware n Hudson WIS very quiet at yes
terday's top figure, viii 8 Reading was more
quiet and did not resp9nd very freely to the
stimulation. The grargcs toward the after.
noon joined in the advance, and Rock Island
for the first time in many days displayed
marked strength and this evening presses
Lackawanna closely for the honor Of the
largest gain. Missouri Pacific late in the
day became the feature Of the dealings, and
on increased business rose sharply over q
point New England attracted little more
attention than during the past few days, but
its fluctuations were coplined TO ! per cent
and its final changes unimportant. The
opening figures generally showed slight de-
clines from last evenings prices, although
Lackawanna n Delaware and Hudson were
each Il per cent higher. Further small
losses were sustained in the first few min
utes, but Tennessee Coal led off with n sharp
up.turn Of "a per cent, followed by Lacka-
wanna, Rock Island, New England and Rich
mond n West Point preferred. The market
then became more quiet, while the up
ward movement made but slight progress
until after ~ o'clock, when Jersey Central
led and advanced. Stocks then made marked
declines. There was more activity in the
last hour, when Missouri Pacific spurtod up
sharply | u per cent, with the remainder
dragging, but the close was active and strong,
generally at the best prices Of the day.
Closing prices are almost invariably higher,
and lackawanna gained 29z Rock Island,
"a; Tennessee Coal, ~; Missouri Pacific,
llgi Burlington a Quincy, "a Atchson
and Louisville u Nashville, per cent. each,
and the others fractional amounts.
Railroad bonds were again very quiet,
while the tone of the dealings was fairly
strong especially during the forenoon, but
the final changes in most instances are for
insignificant amounts. The total sales were
N,OlDOO0, but no marked animation was
visible in the last. Declines include Peoria.
Decatur a Evansville iirsis, @. at los, and
Union Pacific registered sinking funds, ~.
The total sales OF stocks today were 2i0, 8S7
shnres. Closing anotniinnG
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ItvtRiooi.

40 noon Sp0ts-Quict; rather easier
Sales, 5000 bales. OF which Ala, can SllI
bales. Receipts 1900 bales, uf which Amer.
lean i0.OlO bales. Closing quotations Nor.
NJ follows Ordinary, ij.d, good orliua,y,
asa, low middling, 5Hd; midlling 6Ad.
good middling. 6asd.
Futures opened steady at decline and closed
quiet
These prices are given IN pence and Giths.
thus. GGj means GOi6id, and a.Oi means
6.1Gid.l
Atlpm.; December, 90 h. December.
January, SIS H. January February 1ls n.
February March, go b. Muph.April, 6.lp
v Aprl-May, 52i ~ May.lun". 5.23 y.
Juno.July. ora =. July. August, 62GS
liverpool wcrNts -,at.,usn, cor the week
ending December "a iSss
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pAILY corroN .fArrnrxr.

.Hisfs.NA cNr 3,. M&TH o. 60 T. a
y gK 90 Goa sWEN, aI L.NO&T D.
o. Kc,s&MkA ~ kC,M 6BRH uI 81
hh oi2. Tcuu MA ~. steamer, i,ils wagons
40 Total, 600 tale.
Exports N &CHl. No Il GTRR,i.ab Ia
MIR t.7o &. o&sw RhG7. LSo&THh
90 X G. "a kR ia Tenn MAR A. si,
Total, 6,t0l baics
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urcn,I.iuI..

ltnvr=fum stur'. common. " i0O1 IN
family G. Q A.,i 40. cloioc ~ aptJtO ~. fancy.
si1"fh"h rNin fancy sbila,JO. piicnt,
-,5'HUut quiet.
tH,,AtEs- soda. extra 5itc. treble cstra.
trn'. IT, singer snnps. 'W ~ assorted jun.
hlrs. lu.tilr, cream crackers. 1ittsSisc
Cons NTAtl=iCafl, $3.50 roller. $40
quiet
br,ss ,sp FrAs-Nayy beans. o. -. the.
dium. 500
O,rNt,t.-ln half bfls. g. ~ from store.
CH,cEtp WnEAr-ln half bri, 81. % from
stufp.
lloAiNY AND Guiu-From store, sl25.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The spot market opened quiet aud closed
steady middling, 02Sc. sales, 5000 bales
Quotations are as follows Ordinary, Nc
good ordinary, sisc low middl,ng $50, mid
ding, D96c; good middling Zoe.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady rs
follows December O2imo2j; January
o2l@025 February, 03l@032; March, $40
610ii; April, 0io6g0 90 May, 05sm0.50
June, 0.67 July, 075@O7G, August, 072Cg
07J Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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The ,ocfI ,..... .... .f uuarcI .ir,by and
cln.cl steady H..... u.. sale. 2guo
lai,t. boz. Hf'H ..r UtrHur. ~ which
i.so ha.. ,,pHtar aui I.sj bales o.
tpi ..rI
.H.Ns ROTATIONS
orin u"Hu good ordinary, $50
low mili ns h. m.ddlur. p'.c. good mid.
ding r.g mildling iair 10 S.iGc. fair.
nominal.
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spots closed quiet and steady
Tvs Orlinairc, J'isl january futures.
Gihc
Above spot quotations represent o. 20 Tor
80 kilus ~ low middlius cotton. linyrr
terms la.ab kilus equal tu 100 lbs and 52lf
canal Ia Al
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CmcAao. H., Dec. l.-Caitle-Reccipt
500 head, shipments, 800 head; steady;
stccn, s2.pOdii0 stockcs and feeders
- aJd3 ~; COWS bulls aud mixed, a. 500
$40 Texas cattle, steady az Si.Dd20O.
Illg,-Rrceipts, 1900 head. shipments,
i.jUI head; &c higher. mixed, 500. heavy,
s5.ojCe5.3j; light, s. O0gj.Jt skips, SLOOeg
A.O5.
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Provisions.

FrsH-Mackcrcl, half brls, No, l. $4,000
900; No. 2, $S00@s50; No. 3. $3.50; lO-lb.
kits, No. ], $l35; No. 2, Sl.2j; No 3 Sl.lO.
Dry herring family, Soc per box; N. Q. roe
herring, half brls 1915. White fish, half
bril- $3.50
LARp-'rcs. s@1SMc half brls sh@s9Sc;
kegs, SAGY1sc; choice kettle, 0B@lOHc;
easy.
Pos FEEr-Brs, $780, half brls, 800;
kegs, $i,25.
Hoo PRopucrs-Easy; pork, Si5.509l5.75;
sugar-curcd hams, llHWl2c; breakfast
bacon li@l2c. clear rib sides bacon Shci
bulk pork, clear sides, 72sc clear rib sides,
7%c long clear. re. shoulder, &c.
FREsn MEATs-Bcef hindqulrters Sc; fore
quarters, Sc. City hogs Hc; country
dressed, 6gGHc per lb spare ribs $4,000;
backbOnes 5GGDGc per ID.
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Wool.

sr. LouIs. Dec. 2l.-Wool quiet aud un.
changed, bright medium. iDNa6isc. coarse
bfnid, Hoe. low sandy, littisc, fine
light isa2jc, tub washed, 3i@Thc. Re.
criniA Ia.lln nnnnha.
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l.rnccrIos.

NEw ORLEANS, La. Dec. 21.-Coilee-
In light ucm nd, but holders firm. Rio COM
mon 10 prime, ljh@lSAc. Rice--346I5c.
Sugar-Quiet but firm; Open kettle, strictly
PRIME, I}sc prime, AZ; fully fair, 1 ll-lGGg
l3ic; good fair 0-l6c; fair, i'sc good com
mon, lH0l 1l6c common, iSdi 5-lGc; in
icuUr 3LCtlc. centrifugal, plantation gran
ulatcd, l-l6@7hc; choice white, 0-lGc OH
white q $40 g65.c, choice yellow clarified,
q l-lGc; prime yellow clarified, &c; OIL yellow
clarified, 554M5 ll-l6c; seconds, 45sCg5l4c
Mula- scs-Quct but steady; open kettle,
choice, 40Gilc; strictly prime 37lg30c; good
prime, 3im3Gc; prime, 3l@32c; strictly
prime, 37@3Jc; good prime 3I@3Gc; prime,
3lmj3 good fair 3od3Jc fair, .6a2Sc; good
common. 23d2jc; common, 2OG22c. Centri-
fugal-Strictly prime, 2i@2jc; good prime,
2Og22c; prime, iSC@lOc; good fair, lie; fair,
lGc. common to good common, l3@l5c; in
icrior llttl2c. Syrup, 2Gg3lc.
New YogK, Dec n. 80 Coffee - Options
opened steady. 10 10 ~ points up, closing
firm at 30 20 80 points above yesterday.
December Sl55odi5.20. January $1,000
l5.JE February SIS. 90di5.OO. March, sl525
@i5.Gj; April, ;lGjO@l170 May, Sl5.S5Cg
l5sb; June, $1,000 1879; July, Sl635dl5.SO;
August $4,000 1910 September, $4,000
li.Soi October, tib55Coib.s5; November,
tidoO@i spot Rio stronger; fair car.
gucs, lie
sumr-Raw, dull refined. moderate de-
maud, lower extra &, 65-l6c; white extra G,
q 1-l6c yellow. GgO,.c; oil A, 6O1G90isc;
mould A, 7ssc. standard A, 0jkc.
MulaS-c--furcign nominal, new crop 30
test, about pc; New Orleans fairly active;
open kettle, prime 10 fair, 4Jtt5uc; syrup, 33
Ci4Oc.
Ricc-Firm; moderate demand.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 2l.--On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was
dull aud weak. fancy creamery, 2s@g30c:
good To choice, 2jglilsc. fine dairy, 22Gp
Pc, good 10 choice, 2O@22c. Eggs-Dull
aud weak nj pc.
CNciNNArI o., Dec l.-Whisky-Quie
sales, 4Dl barrels finished goods ON basis
uf Sli4. Buticr-Stcidy aud unchanged.
Sugar-Firm aud unchanged. Ers--Barcly
steady at II tsglsc. Chccsc-Quict
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rniIan srrd ~ I,Inrf..

Pass CHrpr uu=iN prime summer vel.
low HtH summer white hit choice cooking
summer yellow btF. cotton a'rd meal tiu 90
les Than car loii. t'i o.
nri and scll stofks inl bonds through T..
NJ. ualbrynth. Me-. iu Madison street
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luNnns, Dec. 2l.-t y. n.-tousols closed
at H MOI Tor money and B l5lGd for
The account. TIC amount II bullion gone
INTO 90" hink oi Lngl uid on balances today
is tIGup
iAms, Dec 2i.-lhrrc per cont rentcs,
50 1uc for ilc account
uANg CLEAHiNCs.
rH,too, H., Dec. 2l.-lIank clearings.
riu. ll-tul.
NV OHir,vs, Ia, Dec. 2l.-llank clear.
ul-. t2,2jI.s2L
Nav YupE be-. 2i.--iank clcarings, sos,
sal.pi5. balances. st,s6S ~.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dee 2i.--Bank clcarings,
s2,Wpi5i. balances. S2jJ.jI
~ loUi.. No.. Dec. 2i.-Bank clcaring.,
sa.GJa iil, balances, s121.sj1.
Hu-roN, Mass. Dec. 2l.-llank clcarings,
ti2.OSGt2 balances, Sihil.iil.
PuittpftruiN, Ia. Dee 2i.-liank clear.
inss III ,0ij, i2, balances, s2iO,Gi3
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE FAR SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton. o 3-ec
Sales Today, 2,4oo Bales - The
General Market Is Steady Meats
Easy.


FRIDAY EVENING, Dec u, 1bSA
The accumulation Of cotton at this point
has caused heavy demand for money, but
this can be only of short Duration and the
demand is promptly met Rates are firm at
per cent
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These ar the actual step, which follow lndlr,s
ton. ArkCrs English Dyspepsia Tablets viii both
check and cum this most lcihul IT diseases, Guar.
unicci Nv ", g. iiEistEn DuU,lst
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OIL aud rurpcp,inc.

CLryrL,Np, o., Dec. 2l-Pctrolcum easy;
Aw. iiU', ne
wuusoroS, n. c., Dec. 2l.-rurpcntine
firm at tic.
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gatsst4. ~. Aes,ss lsas
..IES HOILOWlioRN. CAKED BAGS,
GNU A hOOf plaL.AbE IN OAIILEi
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wmsKY =Strirht kentucky Bourbon.
st.bO,tGOp. Robertson AMI Lincoln ruuntIe..
Tenn, i.ru ut si.ah Ia 500 sharp advance
on Octobir Elsiorn ryc,, si.g,DnGul. nr.
curiing a. the age nud make. common
whisky, tiupnl.J, &c 'ori,ug 10 proof
nothing under ~ per cent quoted
HN."tNs-iif ,MiJc.
Tuz=fi iudi.th
suur-pup. si.2G buck, si.l5
Lr,p-5hf1c.
TAtLnW-llsC.
T"u,coo-Common, 2j6g3oc, other grade,
CONt~ic
sSru- CARROTS. 5000. Ralph's siu25.
Railroad. - -. Gail a AN's spul
itr-- li,ur.kius tiUIa1Ut mink. iSa
isy. coon hunter handled. i'Ht7,. country
handled. liftUki otter, siOEa ini. beaver.
si.upoGUt wildcat iGablc f1N. i6aifs
muskrat, iuHiN, Upussum. iuOtilr. wolf
Syt,'n. panther Sct1siug skunk -
w9nT.
rowprn-Hcv,. tSot half kcr., $40
quarter krrs eliza.
Uo,i Oit-rrimc white. Wholesale lot..
~. pr Fil
Wooi.-iiurry. rrc,so wool. unwa,hcl. ~
ti9N, clear ErHsv Wuul. 2HalV. bury.
wa,hcl NayAs tub washed. Siais5I
iirsWAk "a.
NNta=lron. .1Ul steel. 81 10
llinr-pry 1iut No {. la 80 2, 5c. IT,,
snlirl, -, Ne . a.. rrru sHiiri. VI I. b y,
ttu, No . o. rIgrn O. dD.rkius, SOS
Ca. sh,vpskius. iftfi.nt hrm.
Live htasa.
L,Nus- Choice, ~. common ~ COOL per
heal 81 luuIOp
Hose, hu.cr lirht bstt5isc. good, SO
b'sr. common. t'sWtf.r
tATtirai huiur gass li.Hl'sc good p
ttlr. sgillwbEs iaH1'sr. rhuiCc ifvlcr.
2'tN.lc f.. lrr iA.tt1'sy.
Sufrr# thUirr, O.. medium. Ja3i,c, com.
mon Al ui.rt sn
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from levee or depot, white, in bulk 31O
33ci in sacks, 35c; mixed, in bulk, 20]9c; in
sacks, &c.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

flOur-Flrln ana unchanged.
No. spring wheat Sl.0l 166g1. ok; No. 3
spring wheat, S56g0ic; No. red, $l0l 40
iOlA; No. .. corn, SIC; No. 2 oats, 2jssc;
No. 2 rye, 5024c; No. barley, nominal; No.
fax seed, Sl.G3; prime timothy seed,
$l.4S.
Mess pork, per Dbl, 1910 q13.15; lard, per
100 lbs SS37H; short ribs sides Qoose(
6.00M,6.05; dry sailed shoulders tboxcdl,
F675aG.s7l5; short clear sides (boxedl 5.25
GJI37k.
Receipts-Flour, 24,OOO bbls; wheat, 81 900
bu; corn, 232,0O0 bu; oats, 100, 200 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat
1900 bu; corn, 3l4, 900 bu; oats, 1900 bu;
rye, 1000 bu barley, 10000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec. n. - Wheat -
Receipts, -; shipments, 1,422 bu In
store, 263, AS bu; quiet; January, 07c asked;
May, 0s &c bid, $3.50 asked; No. 2, soft,
cash, B10 asked; May, Si.02 bid, Sl.03 asked.
Corn-Receipt-, 2l,G32 bu, shipments, 4,3l1
bu; in store, 2, i26 bu; quiet; NO 2 cash,
2Glac asked; January, @614c asked; May,
29sec bid, 2J2c asked; No. 2 white, May
81 &c asked.
Odts--No. 2 cash, no bids or offerings
May. 2i5Ec asked.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. i.-Wheat-Dull; hold
crs oner freely; California No. 1, rs lOd.
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MUD ALWAYS M KEPT IN sIiOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND fACToRYl
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