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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

CmcAoo, H., Aug 1.-THE Drorrr, Journal
reports. Cattlc-Rcccipts, 400, including
500 Texas and western cattle; shipments
avp. Market slow, weaker. common 10 good
steers, t3uodb11, stOCkCrs and feeders
S2mCt350. cows, bulls and mixed, 81 500
$40 Texas cattle lSc lower steers, o. 900
$50 cows, si7jM285; western rangers
weaker natives aud half breeds, S3.OOCJi. so.
COWS, t2GOdAO0.
Hogs licccipis, G,00o shipments, 5000.
Good steady; others lower; mixed, o. sOGL
G3o heavy, tADOBGt5, light s5.75g0. ~,
skips t3.Sott57a
Sheep Receipts i,i00, shipments +
Market steady. natives, t27itaL0. western
pinctL0t Texans shorn, sJO19Js0, lambs
"a ultrhun
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bouds aud stocks.

New YoRK, Aug. ll.---Moncy on call easy
ut l6Qi u per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
4M6Jk per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
and heavy, with actual business at Si.S4H
for sixty day bills aud stS7h for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
There was an exceedingly slim attendance
nj the board this morning, and the bears
seized the opportunity 10 assume control of
affairs. and were successful In getting quota
tons in most Of the list off fraction, The
temper OF the room at the opening was still
conSeryatively bullish, and the buying orders
in the market were sufficient 10 raise prices
at the opening from - 10 X per cent above
last evenings closing figures, but the brokers
with western connections were free sellers OF
the list, and Chicago also had selling orders
in its specialtics. The uniayorablc crop
news Of the day was supposed to be rcspOn-
siblc for this but the selling was very cOnccn-
tmtcd while the buying, except In Reading,
was scattered all through. Reading was run up
over | per cent IN the face Of falling
market aud is example had some effect upon
the general list, for after the first half hour
the pressure against the list became less and
everything rallied, though a portion only
OF the loss was rcgaincd. The dealings IN
| the last hour were small and possessed OF
! no feature 81 interest, and the changes in
| quotations in the list were for the smallest
| fractions and had no special significance.
/ Beside Reading, Delaware Il Hudson and
/ san Francisco preferred showed some
/ strength, but the trading IN those stocks
was very small aud Of no influence upon the
market The close was quiet and steady
| generally nj small fractions under the open
| ing figures. The final changes IN no cas-,
are Tor more than fractional amounts. The
railroad bond market was fairly active, Tia,
| sales Of the Two hours session being sGlS.
| 900, but there was no special activity In any
| portion Of the list, while the tone Of ia,
| dealings was strong the changes In quota
/ tons Tor the day were for slight fraction
| only except Tor few issues. The total sale
of stocks today were 1857 shares Closing
/ ,uHfuttaUsH
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Prom B,r,h 10 the Grave

We carry with Us certain physical traits, a. we do
certain mental characteristics lnsomuch that
psychologists have striycn 10 designate by generic
titles certain tempcamcnp-as the bilious. the
nervous. the Emphatic The individual with a
sallow complexion Is vet down as bilious, often
rightly II the saffron In the hue Of his skin Is
traocablc 90 bile In the blood. H. ppscncc In the
wrong place Instead Of the liver will also be-
evinccd by fur on the tongue, palm beneath the
sick headache, constipation, natulcncc and indi.
gcstion. For the relief Of this very common. but
not necessarily pcrilous complaint there Is no
morc genial aud thorough remedy than llosietter,
stomaoh Blttcn. which Is also bcnchccnt tonic
and strength promoter and widely esteemed
remedy Tor aud preventive Of fever aud aguo. rheu.
matism. kidney aud bladder troubles.
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Eeesistuft-.

ConS-From store white. G2c; mixed, b7c
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, sic, In
sacks 5Dc; mixed, In bulk, 50c In sacks, 5ic.
BRNN- From store, zoe, from lcyoc or de
pot SiLOOMlijD
HNY-Choicc, from store, g)c. cnr load,
from lcycc or depot GIG 30 prime from store
Sc. ear load from lcyco or depot, $500
prairie, from store, hbGtGbC, car load, from
leyco or depot 80 6oCgilO
OArs-Frum store white, i1~ mixed, 3ic,
from lcycc or depot, white Ia bulk, pc In
sacks $50. miAeh in hnlk On. In sncks Bic
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IlrensIsIiIlIs.

CoRN MriIe-Standard, g. s5@2 %, pearl,
sac. roller 3.lO6Ij -; quiet
BEANS Am PE,s--Navy beans, s275 me
dunn, $3.50.
oar MEAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRtcKERs-So Soda, treble extra, bisc, gin.
ger snaps, hl6CGSc assorted jumblcs lO6ul2c.
FLoUH-Frum store, common, SIS, fam.
lily. $50, choice 800 fancy Si2j, extra
fancy tlGO. patent, S5OOcG52o quiet.
CRlcKED WnE,r-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoNINY AND GRIrs-From store, 1925.
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Provisions.

Fisu- Mnckcrel. hnlfbrls. No. I, 81 .; No.
2, ST. 75, l0-lb Kit No. Si.l5. No. 2, sl.iO.
Dry herring family, &c per box.
FHru ME,Ts-Choicc beef, hindqunrtcrs
ioc. iurqunrtcr, 1c. second grade hind.
guartcrs Sc ioroquarlcn, 10. Sheep, a..
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo pRopucrs-Quict, mess pork, go on
sugar cured hams l3Gtl3'sc breakfast
bacon, lOgt6ti2c, bacon. clear rib sides usi
CpnlEc, bulk pork, clear sidcs, nc; clear
rib sides, sACgssso; long clear, SIC, shout
ders. nc.
L,RD-rcs, s'.GssNc; half brls, s'sCIs,Ec
KEYS, sisgstc, choice kettle, p9sCgp'tc
uuiVt
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Min a ~ Louis pii rs HchmdSW rant2L
LosnoN. Aug. ll.--i2w pm-Consnl,
closed nj ~ 5lG for money, and ~ 0.l6 Tor
the account
rAms, Aug li.-Thrco per cent rcntcs
s3f 10 for the account
nANE CLEARiNus.
CmcAao, M. Aug. il.-Clcarings Of the
banks. sn,2i2,h2O.
H,LriNoHE, Nd, Aug ii.-Clcarings, sl,-
u1n, M balances. tJ32, 500.
ruuAprLru,, Ia, Aug. il.-Clcarings to
day, sg61SOlb balances. sl.G7l, 735 For
the wcck-Clcarings, 81, i1l,g3. balances;
ST. ~. SOS
BosroN, Mas, Aug. ii.-Clcarings ti2 So. D.
got. balances ti.hnN. SIS For the week
ClearingS, El,i5O, 90 balances. e. ass iG3.
For the corresponding week IN iss'-Clcar-
ings, 81, $50, "a balances Ss,pii,SiL
~. Louis Mo-, Aug ii.-Iank clcarlngs
today, t2pil2il. balances, i5i5Ois Clear.
ings this week, t7 iii, leo, last week fil.-
uis M corresponding week last year tip..
$50 COS. balances this week, SEA. 500 last
week, tiWu, 80, corresponding week last
year. A.O5l, SIS
Nrw loRg, Aug. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows tho following changes.
Reserve, decrease, S2,gl3 hin. leans. INCREASE
N.uSl so. specie decrease, 81. 13i,GO. legal
/ tcndcu, dcrwasc. $50 30. deposits. in.
rrrasc, ~ 10, tDo. circulation, inUrrasc, t2S..
30. The banks nov hold f2t. 3pdS2l In en-.
cess IT the ~ per cent rule. ClCariuga,
titt. 2Ss, ~, balances, tAi5O52l for the
week, clcaring,, tJia, 2US siG, balances, i27..
| glu Wll
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n Taisl Nan sa

Mr. r. A. Ireland, of Brrcn, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn. says Il was afflicted
with Piles for twenty yrlr, anl I trici
every remedy offered me- finally uscd th'
the Ethiopian File Ointment u gave m
instant relief. aud has ciicrtrl permanent
cure. Rnngum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
facturcrs, Nashville. Tenn. ~ cents aud "
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
M usl Main sfr,.l
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middling, lOc Sales, %
bales, including -- last evening, Of which
- TO exporter and all To spinncn.
EXCuASOI QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, TIC; good ordinary, s,kc, low
middling, Csc, middling, ioc good mid.
ding. lO6.isc, middling fair iO,Ec, fair,
nominal; dusty &c To 10 lower.
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6lSc; clear grease wool, 20925c; bury,
washed, 20@30c; tub washed, 30W3Ic.
BEEswAx-lSa20c.
TALLow--36l4c
WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 5O6)8. 90, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, si.50@30O; Eastern
ryes $1.S5G600, according 10 age and make;
common whisky, 05cCgSl.30 according to
proof: nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
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uI.eeIIaueou.

B,uaisa-iONti2c
rownru-kcgs. 800. half teg-, t27s
quarter kc,-. tii5
Iips-iry aint No. I, iOc. No. 2, &c. dry
s,licIl 5'ttt5y gwen saltcd No 1. O. No.
. SIC gpvn, 59ic, shccpsk,us, iScBsi.O1,
Irregular
Tirs- 81 iAai %
suur-prop ti2S. buck, $50
iIApa40y.
N,us-iron. t2OO sicll. t2is
Tor,c,c--Ccmmon 2sg3sc. other grades.
$50 $50.
sVvrr-Carrctt tiOS Ralph's, ti0.25
Railroad ipb5. Gail A "A, tggS
Coat Oit-Primc white. wholesale lots,
0ifs pef gal
Wuot-Dury greco, wool. unwashcd. 10
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arriyalls-Belle of Memphis, St. Louis;
City Of Providence, Natchez; Future City
above; City Of New Orleans, st. Louis; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; Coahoma, Friar' IS
Point; Rosa Lee, Osceola.
Departures-Belle Memphis, Natchcz; City
of Providence, St. Louis; City Of New Or
leans, New Orleans.
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NV YoHE. Aug. ii.-With the close
II the week u appears that the volume of
business completed was larger Than Il seemed
at the time NJ action. There Is an improved
demand In sight ~ the result II q general
increase Ia the distributing trade at all cen.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT
cRor IN sl0nr, AUGUST 10.

The NewYork Financial Chronicle Of August
II gives the following figures Total visible
supply 1850 25 bales, against l,3iO,iOO in
1887. These figures indicate a decrease OF
cotton in sight Of 2o3, G57 bales, as compared
with the same date in 1887, and decrease Of
2i2, 5Gi bales as compared with same date In
1874
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRUDE oIL-30c; prime summer
yellow, 40@ilc; off summer yellow 35@31c
choice cooking summer yellow 45Cgi6c
prime summer white, 4iGD45c; prime cotton
seed meal. 81. 259l750; less than car load,
Sis25; off cotton seed meal Sl50O9l5.25'
less than car load lots, $l6.25.
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VIII bc found an excellent rmody for
sick headache Carers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands " letters from people who have
used them Prove this fact Try them.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Dives . hs'ishi1sii nssuuni ttn Drives %
Sls,sAss. Rsdssss. tSs.sr.,. rng..s q sss sssi
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Cur up clubs for TIIr wrrstY ArrrAL
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

hAoANs nAdSOfiA balm. I..ms,., s.ubs,a
rsa. r~ssi,s = hoth Patches Cat b. a.,.s,.a
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IfvERrooL.
A. noon spols-Dull prices generally In
buyers favor Sales. 7,ODl bale. ~ which
American 0,too halcs Receipts 7Oo bales.
of which American. 1Op bale Closing quo.
tations were ~ follows Ordinary. llsd
rood ordinary, o.. Il. low miidhnr bisi
good middling, 5ti. mlddliug uplands
li.i0d. middllrg Orleans. ii.iGd
Futures opened steady and clu.c,l steady
trhese prices afr given Zoo i'or,r nud Cttlis
thus IC3 means Get aui bui uiyaus
5i-0ll
Al PM -..Arwist e. 20 SELLERS. August.
Repiriuber i.gi buyer. S'ptrmbyf.th t0ict,
b2. buyer. nr'i'',"f. Nuvcml,rr D. %. bay.
en-. November lttrii,rrr. biJ, sellers. DE.
crmhcr.linmfy tlt buycfs januaty.fcb.
iHaH. or. hu,"r: February. March. 6is,
asllciN syru mYrf. $50. buyers.
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lmpnfis a CIR r. b l. IN H. y MA n
RR w. MR. H. l. steamers, 1. Total, q bales
ESporu-L&SRR.ls 49, Total. III bales.
NEw YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed dull and
,asicr; middling. II 5i0c. Sales, % bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
1910, good ordinary, lOc, low middling
l0jsc; miIdling II b.i0c; good middling
iI,sc; middling fair, i2'.o. fair, i2'sc.
Futures opened steady and closed dull and
easier, ~ follows August, liS06ii.Si; Sc
ptcmbcr, assoc NJ. October. oO6 November,
e5GGgoS5. December. gSSGo95d, January,
a0l@9.G2 February. g0gaoT0, March, on
@o.7s. April, as5@as NJ. May, 0ggagi.
June, iOOl@iOo2 Sales, 81, 200 bales
sEw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
nominal. Miidling. 1850. Sales, 100 bales.
Quotations we're rs follows Ordinary, 7jsc;
good ordinary, $50, low middling, Csc,
middling. io,sc, good niddiing. ioiSc.
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet and
steady. as follows August, NpS hid Sep.
TENDER. oJaag7, October. nO5aaO0 No.
vcmbcr. sgs8pgt December. OOi@pO2
January, pOsaaOa. February. Oi5ta Is.
March, o@6927. April, 055a9JG May.
et,@ati, June a55g0d SALES, 1900
bales
pAitY roEr ANn INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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APrEAL OFFIcE.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug IL 1919
Money rates remain steady and unchanged
at per cent, with demand strong, and sup
ply sufficient for business purposes.
The clearinghouse report is as follows
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Les LfouiD prsrsfsuon Zoe ,hs st.n. ia south.
Ing. Cooling, RsffSshlns a Wonderfully p..uufJinsi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insur.. rssf.e, Complexion and hep. the Pace.
sscl. Arms and hands sOf, aHd smooth. Try ~
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT. NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE "a PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, loo-
Sales Today as Bales - Tho Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
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s.roesrie..

CANNED Goons-pinc apple, ti.76. peaches
? lbs. standard, 500. : lbs, standard, So.
second. ti50 Tomatoes, 2 lbs standard
600 : lbs, standard, Si.i6 Strawberries
tl75 Raspherrics. si.GO. Blnckbcrrics o. -
Ctif Green cages, tl.11GlSh. Pears,
ilSGL76 Plums, Si.76 Aspangus,t2Gb
GgI2i. Green corn. 81. 75Ctl.40 Green peas
tl.Oj6gt.U0 Cove oysters, full weight. I No.
ujc, . lbs, Sl.Ghigl 20, light weight ti0t1hc,
lbs, 800 Condensed milk-Crown,
500 Eagle, $40, Swiss, $50. Salmon,
tl.s6. Sarlincs, t.76. mustard sardinc.,
500 Mackcrel, $50, herring mackcrcl,
ti25.
sua,R-Purc white, sc, of white, &C,
yellow clarified, 1907 80. refined A, NJ,
standard graduated, sA6gstc powdered,
sac. cut Loaf, sac; firm.
CorrEE-Cummun, lac ordinary, ice: fair,
lie. prime Rio isc. choice 10 iancy, lDc, old
government Sotya2c, quiet
SALr-Saginaw, 81 JOdi.9 per brl; Ohio
river, ~. 2Ottl - per bfl. sks, fine. si.3j6G
l.in. coarse VI 1901 rs. pkis 2A@7c.
RicH-l,ouisiana, 6tsb'sc, Carolina, DC
quiet
C,Spirs-stick, all sizes, In bSs. pals and
brls, Sdi0C, fancy assorted, syl5c, extra
fancy, is6t2Sc firm.
CmEnr-Now York factory. case; full
cram, l2al3c. Young America, lSCtlic
soAra ANpC.SDLts--Soap 3tgSto, candles,
full weight i0c.
srArcu--3 N@3isc.
2sc. prime ~ choice, MONS fancy t0ctttc,
centrifugal, common to iair Na2Sc. prime
10 choice, So9i'c syrup ~ tioC. quiet
uoasehoid sappiie.
ArrLrs-No demand from store Dried
apples, O'fa1hc per H. irUm store Dried
Fnrtt-Firm. Lemons. A. MAJ 10 per
box bananas fiUi6g2uD per bunch.
ricKiz -lltls, a. 80. half hrls. $40.
rorAtou-firm, new, 81 JoCsL'o per brli
sweet t250 per sack
rnuttHY- Chickens. sptinR. 81 230t2 -.
mixed, 81 1aoglOl hens - 2bGJ2.S0.
Eass-Scarrr. boxes. i2itc. eases tac.
Fnrtrs -C1cnnnuis tlOu irr 100 Peanuts
/ Virginia. GaG'sc, Tennessee farmers stock
| t6tsc. roasted, go higher shcllcd, GGs7c.
/ fccnns. Texas pfi2c.
Nrsrt,uLrs= Onions. tlna1 ~ per hrl.
, 81 'p per SICK. Cabbage humg grown. tl.i5
! te2D prf crate. kmut hfls. 900 half brls,
! $50 Garlic. ~ pr iul
/ R,istNs lnnion Layers, SO, layers, f27A,
! California a. ihtlW
/ BuruH iluticnnc i,c creamery. &c.
! dairy. i6diSc, country butter. iltt,lc
ClprEa-onrk, tlSo per brl, aud $50 per
hall brl.
vISroAn.-rcr rnl. sCtl1c.
lave s,osh.
L,Nus- Choice, $50 common 10 good,
per head, t2Oo
iIoas-Cbolcc light SCSs'.c. good. IgaSc.
common, i.mihc.
C,rrtr-,hoicc. 3faI'lc good, 3.Ctlc;
| sCailawaFs, nominal
sur,r-Choicc o.; medium, SIC. com.
mon, ti.OOaL5o.
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OIL aud InrpentIne.
New rorl Dry aeoas Market.

wuHSoroS, " C., Aug ll.-Turpcniir
firm, SIC.
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Memphis Div.-nIinois Central (M. ~ L. II. RI
Leaves Arrives
IN. o. MAIL. . sos pm en-. o. Mall. $40 am
sFreight. IN "Freight ......... $50 am
Mali trains will stop at flag stations, Noncon-
nah, Alden's. STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchia
Tank and Riyerdae when signaed.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

tf'dls's' rrsssis.. rruriiot' rsii,f ws,srLta.A.
h'siy Heat hss' Insect Dlss asd suss.. Ttyni
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Mississippi Valley Route H., N. y. q T. II. H.D
Leaves Arrivef
evicksburg FIX. 900 am @Vicksburg Ez- $50 p. N
sN. o. Fast Mail $50 pm IN. o. Fast Mail 500 u IN
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THE Rosa Lee pulls out this evening at
o'clock for 0sceola
The City of New Orleans, from st. Louis,
passed down to New Orleans yesterday.
The Belle Memphis, en- route from st.
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pAILY coTroN sTArEMENT.

Imports- M&CRRS l. &NRRi; NAL
RR ~. 1 Mr. n, I. steamers, I. Total, q bales
ESporA-L6 NRR ~. Total. III bslca
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-11
Produce Exchange.

There is nothing new to say in regard to
butter. Quotations are steady and sales mod
crate. Cheese unchanged Michigan peaches
are coming i'll in fair supply, and they show
some weakness. Oranges are steady. Poul-
try is quiet. Prairie chickens are tirmer. APP
pies are alittle lower, and Concord grapes
have declined slightly.
Butter-Extra creamery, 1sc; extra dairy,
14@l6c; good to choice dairy, 12014c;
fresh packing stock. 901Oc; grease, 3@4c.
Cheese-Young Americas and fancy, Sc;
fine, 7l2c.
Maple Sugar-9@1oc.
Maple Syrup-Per gallon, S1.15@1.25.
Honey-Slow at quotations: line white
new clover. 15@16c; buckwheat 10@l1c.
Malt-90c Der bushel.
Cucumbers-25c per dozen.
Peaches Michigan $4,000 per basket.
Radishes-15@l25c per dozen.
Pineapples- 1902. % per dozen.
Oranges-Bodi, S7.508S.
Lemons-Fancy, $4,000.
Nuts-Pecans, Texas polished, medium to
large. 101l3c per Id; almonds, Tarragonas,
1Sc; California soft-shelled, 1Sc; filberts,
Sicily, l2c; walnuts new California, 160
1Sc; cocoanuts, So per leo; hickory nuts,
! Sl.7002 %; per bu; shellbarks, 81 25@2.3O
per bu; Brazils, l2c; peanuts, Virginia hand
Dates-Persians, 566c; dates in mats, Size;
| figs, 14G1Sc; new. lSc.
BananaS-Fancy, S2G3.
Cider-Choice Michigan. legal. kegs, So
per KEY, CHOICE renueu, logan. KEY. CHOlCe,
refined. ;2-gal. bbls, S5@5. so per Dbl; Ohio
| cider, 81 per half bbls. 81 for full bbls.
Veal-5c for heavy, 506c for light
Onions-S2dl2. 25 per Dbl.
Celery-25@30c per doz.
String Beans-40@5Oc per blu box; wax
beans, 5C175c per bu.
Carrots-l5c per doz.
Live Poultry-Hens, Sc; ROSTERS 607c;
spring chickens, 10c per 10; prairie chickens,
$3.50 per doZ.
aulifowers-Minnesota. S101.25 per doz.
Minnesota Cabbage-S36I4 per 100
TomatOes-MinnesOta.5 soc per blu.
Egg Plants-S1@ll.50 per doZ-
Watermelons-S7@l0p per 100; per car, 500
@I25.
Cantaleups- 25 per doz.
Blueberries-S3 per bu.
Apples-Fancy, $3.50; standard. So.
California Grapes-Per case, S1.50@1.75 !:
Concords soc per basket; l0O-lb stands,
81 5065. 80.
California Peaches-S2 per box; pears,
S303.50.
Gross Prunes-S1. 1912 per box
Purple Duana Plums-Sl .5u@1.75 per box.
Cranberries-Bell IL Bugle, $40 per Dbl.
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New York Produce.

New YORK, Sept lO.-Flour, receipts, 80,
634 pkgs exports, 6, l02 sack; easier; new,
5@l0c lower, old unchanged; sales, $4,000
bbls Wheat, receipts, 16l, $50 bu; exports,
56.412 bu; sales, 9,76S, 600 bu futures, l04,
900 bu spot; spot, 70l2@74c lower; limited
export and moderate milling demand; No. 2
red. 9Ss4099I4c elevator; $l@l.0OA afloat (;
S1.00S3601. 024 t. o. b.: No. red, 9lI2; No.
red, S5c; unerade red, S9l5@Sl. 03A: No.
2 Milwaukee 97ssc in store; No. 2 Chicago
Sl.00s4; No. l hard, Sl.0Tl20l.CS&; No. 2
white nominal, 97lsc; options opened heavy.
declined S401c, rallied and closed 4@ssc
under Saturday; fairly active No. 2 red.
September, 9Ss4@99l9c, closing at 99l2c;
October 99sS6S1 OBJ, closing at 81 DOES :;
November, l$l.0Js@ I.01ss, closing at
SI.OII2; December. 81 02@l03, closing at
Sl.U2s4: January, Sl.o3ss61l .04, closing at
S1.04; May. S1.C65s01.O7 ZIG, closing at
SI.07A. Stocks of grain in store and atioat;
wheat, 4570,SI5 bu; corn,~ l,043,Ol2
blu; oats, LOCI, Az bu; rye, 649
bu barley, SAG bu; malt 244,-
receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, S4,233 bu;
sales, 1,6S0000 bu futures; 100000 bu
spot; spot market l2@s4c lower; fairly active
for export; closing steadier; No. ., 54s4g
SOC elevator, ~. s46155Ssc afloat; ungraded
mixed, 5414@55Ac; No. 2 white, 5Ss4c de-
livered; options weaker; l2GsIc lower, clos
ing steady and fairly active; September,
54ssG54s4c, closing at 54s4c; October, 54l2
15434c. closing at 545sc; November. 54laGD
54s4e, closing at 5i5sc: December, 52l2g
527sc, closing at 52S4c; January. 5Oss@
4Sc. OatS-Receipts, $4,000 blu; sales,
100000 bu futures; 146,O 900 bu spot; spot
trifle easier; mixed Western, 27Q35c; white
Western 2-M45c: No . Chicago, SAC.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-11
NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
has
NC N Ely TO Lo A N,
On improved real estate at lowest current
rates. No delays.
Room %, German-American Bank.
PETER BERKEY. President
C,G, JOHNSON. General Manager,
ST. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 10.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat-Cash, lower. Options
quie and easier. Cables fine weather and
bearish and enough selling pressure to put
prices down 1s@lssc. There was rally
later and the close was l2@75c below Satur-
day: No red cash, 93c; September. 92l2
@93c, closing at 93c; October, 927Q93Ac,
cl osing at 93l2c nominal; December, 95Is@
957596c, closing at 955s695S4c asked;
May, 81 O0Ss01.0 oil, closing at SI.0O7s.
Corn weaker ana lower; No. =, cash, Acc;
October 4lA04lS4c, closing at 4ls4c; year,
34ss0 34sS-l2c, closing at 34l2c bid;
January, 34c; May, 35s4@36c, closing at
SEC bid. Oats firm; No. ., cash, 246 24l2c;
May, 2Sl2Gf 2S5sc; September, 23S4c bid;
October, 237sc bid; year. 23S4c bid.
Rye firm at soc. Hay duh; prairie, S709
tim Othy, Sll014. Bran firm at 66066l2c
Flax seed lower at Sl.24. Lead dull; soft
Missouri, S4.75. Butter easy; creamery, IS
@2Oc; dairy, 15017c. Eggs steady; 13c for
goOG. Corn meal unchanged at 50. 1902. 20.
Whisky strong at SI.14. Provisions firm and
higher; pork. SIS; lard, prime steam, NOM
inally 1913: dry salt meats. shoulders, So;
longs and ribs SS.7509; short clear, So % !;
bacon, shoulders, SS.75; longs and ribs,
$4,000 62I2: snort clear. S9.S5@9. S7l2 ;
hams, SO 5O6l4. Receipts-Flour, 5000
bbls; wheat 166, 900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu;
oats. - l0C0 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley,
5000 bu. Shipments-FlOur. 10, 900 bbls !;
wheat. 5000 bu; corn, 127, 600 bu; oats,
81, 900 bu; rye, 4 600 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
On the afternoon board wheat was stronger;
corn better, and oats firm.