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Grain ana P,oyis,ons.

CuCAGo H.. Nov. A.-Auin the wheat
market has shown decided weakness and
prices declined 80 below the lowest point
reached early In the week. Trading was
IA rly active. Short sellers evidently again
took courage at the week.-mrs. developed dur
ing the closing hour of the SEES sion yesterday
and there was an increased desire 10 sell.
The decline, too, brought out some wheat
bought on the recent bulge. The opening
was lc below the closing figures on change
yesterday, from which price react ii hGyAc,
then began to weaken and declined 2c. At
this junCturc the demand improved, Some
recovering by shorts which prevented
further decline aud SLIGHT recovery from
inside iigurvs. The market held steady for
u while and then started upward, ad-
yancing lc above the inside figures
ruled easier and closed 2Nc lower than
yesterday. Tho weakness that was de-
yelUpcd late In corn yesterday was
continued again today. The volume Of
trading was only mo lcrnio aud mainly in
the carly part oi he day, after which the
market ruled quiet aud weak. The temper
Of the local crowd was bcarsh aud offerings
were liberal, while little or no demand cX-
i,tcd ouisid, Of the cOycrius uf few shorts
on the decline. The weakening feature is
the largest movement Ia this direction.
Opening sales were n shade below the clos.
lnE price ol yesterday NlltF WI Gu inc
market declined &c, ruled steady and closed
!. lower for December and about lJsc for
November lower than yesterday.
In oats during the tint hour the market
WI, fairly active. A liberal number Of out
sic buying orders were received. large
local operator who was credited with being
short, also bought freely. A strong feeling
developed aud prices advanced L@l.c
Long began selling freely pn the advance,
buyer, were soon filled up and decline Of
&c on May resulted. A mlly IT i,ciollowcd
the break Later the market became quiet
aud easier, offerings increased and prices de.
cliucd '-c from outside figures and closed
weak at inside prices.
only u moderate trade was reported In
mc,s pork aud the feeling WIS somewhat un-
settled. Easily sales wcrc made at 3c adj
vance but this wa. quickly lost Later the
market showed more strcugih aud prices adj
yunccd iual2ifc. Near the close prices set
tied back again Sal &c, aud the market
closed quiet The lard market attracted
very little attention aud the trading was
moderate. The feeling was stronger aud
prices ruled 2i465c higher and the apprc.
citation was fairly we'll supported fair ifndc
was reported la short rihs and the feeling
was steady Early In the day prices were
advanced 2ls@jc but this improvement was
lost during the latter part 81 the session.
The leading futures ranged a. follows
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Articles. orenlnrlmsbo, Love-, Iclo.lnv.

Cash quotations were a. follows
fluur-bull IN steady.
No. 2 spring wheat siOIisGt05. No. =.
spring wheat, ,fsIc. No ? red tiOlisGs
eiud. No. = corn. "a: Nu oats gIs.r.
No. ? rye. a7isc. No. barley no salcs ~. /
f.aA-,,d, ii.jl, prime tim Thy scri. q -.
Ncss pork, per hrl, sitbaliOt inrl.
pcr TO- lhs., ESQ, short f.b sides llous, b
" iiHTGA
Ec5cipt.-Fiour. 1900 bril-. wheat 500
hu cora. 2ji.ulO bu. oItr, niUp bu. rye.
iiUU1 be. barley 5000 bu
sIipUf nt i iouE, 500 hrls. wheat a.
Oh hu. corn, sdulj bu. oats, UlOJO bu,
rye, hu,I bu. barley, tp,Oun he.
~ Louis Mo-, Nov i-fiUur-Dull. bat
unchanged.
whpt-Cash lower, ycfy little trading.
NJ. 3 rd, N ~. nominal uutiuns-iuwrr.
European cables di-youfHF.uG rrpufting
dullnrss aud week.-mrs.. the only huycn were
shorts and local operators, generally bcaHsh.
steady and persistent scllius ont the prices
down ss,, and the clos si, weak With
sellers e. above the bottom Tifr. No. No.
yrmhor fi.upis asked. d., mlrr, t.Oit ~
NiU2'., closing NJ SiOi uskcd May,
$40. 90. usa. Closiugat si.ul nskcl
tou=loWor There Was more offered
than wanted. At the decline. tadInr was
fairly actiyc. as shorts boIgli irulv No. 2
cash. 35tc November. 81 H.ko.i. a. year.
8ItCgliA.c closing NJ 49, January. $50,
aihc closing At a3CgBh May 80. d
ai'.c closing Nc 35ltc.
liun-uuscttlcd aud irregular NJ SIC.
flas-"cd-U Unchanged.
oats-l.owcf. May was IN stcady demand;
cash. ~ bid May a0fg3Oi IT,
Rlo-ln demand. no 2, lu',c.
Barley STEADY; sales Of Wisconsin. -2i.c
Cummcal-Acilyc and strong, unchanged
Hay-Only IN light demand unchanged.
buitof= Quiet. choice ~ fancy creamery,
pHNC. choice 10 fancy dairy. 2Gm2Nc.
Egr-firm, with demand fair at ia for
good stock
rroyisions-Dull Pork. SihOO. Lard
Prime steam, ss2A nominal Dry alt
mcats-small lots boxed shoulders. a. 2tG5
1Nk, longs N50dIO 90 clear Hhs. s5ti
CtT62iG short clear, a. sDa7s5t d..
cun-iloHcd shoulders, g75n longs, tsh5.
clear ribs, tsOoCtsGjk short :ltlE gS75
dtssIt liams-unchnngrd'
Rcccipts-flour, 1000 hrlN Wheat 2l0Ol
bu corn, OnOO0 bu. oats, aiOJD bu. rye.
loo barley, ihOOo bu.
shipments-flout 1000 hr'g wheat. a..
OO hu. corn, 5000 bui oats, 100 bu. rye,
none barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS CRY, No, Nov. gi-whca,-
Lower. No. nd, cash, SIC bid. VI ~ asked.
December, 02o asked; May wl.c bid.
use mkcd. No. soft cash, gic asked.
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Household Supplies.

FRUIT-Steady. Oranges S55Od6OO per
brl; $275@300 per box. Lemons, $3.0O@3. 90
per box. Bananas, Sl0Og2.25 per bunch.
California pears, 1928 per box, Grapes
Concord, 3Oc per basket; Catawba; 40c per
basket Pineapples, $2.25 per dozen.
ArPLEs-Sl. 10000 per brl. Dried apples,
3H@1c per ID from store. Dried peaches,
4Gt5c from store.
GAMg--Quail, 81. 259l. 80 per dozen; SPUR.
rcls, s1.00@l.25 per dozen; rabbits, $3.50 per
dozen; wild turkeys, bOU75c each; wood
duck, Sl5O920O PEI dozen; teal S2.50(g
800 per dozen; malqrd, S250M275 pei
dozen. Ncnison, saddles Sdl0c per pound;
whole deer, 5(I0C per pound; opossum, is
6Ji0c, dressed coon, lOd3jc.
VEGETABLEs-Onions, Sl.65@175 per brl,
Cabbage, loose, GIgSc. Kmut, per brl, $500;
half brl, $3.50 Garlic, DOC per 100 Carrots,
S300m350 per brl. Bccts, $2.50M2.75 per
brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl. Horseradish,
$5O0G55O per brl.
SOC dairy lSGy22c; country butter, l6@lSc.
CDEa-OzarS, $500 per brl, aud $500 PEI
hall brl.
VrSEGAn-Per gal iO@i2c.
PouLrRY-Nhickcns, young, $L25Wl75
mixed, SL7jNJ2OD hens S2.2jH25O, turkeys
young, sG.00CIS.OO, old. $S.OOgll 90. geese
s35OtglOD, ducks, s.. 755t3OO, dressed tur'
keys, l0Ml2c per lb, hens, S27j 1850;
chickens, S2.5O6I30O; geese tl0Oa60O.
Nurs-Coconnuts, $40 per 100; Peanuts,
Virginia ilaM6ci Tennessee farmers stock,
3ls6gic; roasted, 2lsc higher shelled, Gg5c
Pccans, Texas, 0Gtl2c
EGGs-Quiet. Boxes, lOc cases, 2Oc.
RAIHSs-London layers, s2.2j California
-. % per box.
PicRLEs--lrls, 50 so; half brls, 400.
PoTAroEs--fim' SljOG2.01 per brl; SKIS,
6595hc Utah, 0Oc per bu sweet SlO0@ ID
per brl
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nlw NoGK, Nov 2L-Non,y ON call easy
nt per cent, closed offered at ~ Prime
mercantile paper a. rGis Sterling OK.
change dull but steady nt sisIA Tor sixty
day bills siN, Tor demand,
State bond, have been Cntircly neglected
Government bonds have been duh aud
steady to nrm.
fho export, Of spctic from the port oi New
York last week amounted 90 q, go 1d,. at
which a. l'n ~ was Boo gold and ia2pnis iu
silver. All thc silver and ti,GS iEi iu gold
WIS shipped tD Europa and $3.50 iu gold
went 10 South America. The imports Il gold
amounted O. $50 iiJ oi which sli,uD, wa, %.
silver md iihl, gold.
The preliminary agreement reached
yesterday which practically ends The
Southwestern tate war wa Tie uppasiuU
of an unusually strong opening this morn
/ ing, ihv temper ui tiiv rpum being dcyidcdly
hullish, with considerable foreign buying
| There was Cunsidy uhlr excitement aud the
burinv,- done in thr nnt half hour was l.
much a. has been done IN many full day FL
business. and first prices WcT from to q.
| per cent higher than last evenings hgunvs.
! which was followed by further advances "
small fractions iu the early trading. wheel.
inF and Lake Erie showed markcu strength
aud moved up over point while thc
advances iu The MT 90 thy lisi Was confined
to small fractions only Free realization
became noticeable. how ycf aud heavy cell.
ing II New England Inp, kcl the prices IT
that siogk ~ mpiily and encourage fur
Their attack by thc bear AMI the market
| quickly rCtirol a. below the up,u
ing ugurs, Western Union aud lackn
wanna hcingal.l gunsp iyuously weak. tak,
! shore then became tho strong f,ututU uuH
| prizes on thc general list rlayintUd back o.
the upvning figures. New England how
ever, continued g. Yell. uul DO was not uu
| til toward thc Gloss thlt uf- impfutyms ui
was MA o. in the stu,k Richmond a Wei
Point dropped materially ipf nu apparent
cnu-, bot the general market clu.rl fairly act.
i've and firniN tn firm NJ irregular changes Tea
| che dhy, which, Wrru about equally divided
between gains and Losses u PORTIONS only
New EuFlHui huWyy,r Is down aud Rich.
muud a Wet Point ~.
railroad bonds Wcru iuirly active, but ou
% busiucs ~ $4,000 failed 10 develop ans
| feature whatever
The total sales 81 stocks today wcru 2ln, g.,
] shafrs, Closing quotations
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New YoRK, Nov. "A. - Coffee - Options
Weak. Sales, 80, $50 bags, including Novem-
Der, $l4l5; December, $139O@l4.25 Janu-
airy, Sl3.95@l425 February and March,
Sl400@l435; April, 14.20@1435; May, Sl4. 10
@l4.4G June, Sl425; July, Sl435@l4 40
August, Sl4.40 September, Sl425@l4.4 40
spot Rio, depressed, quiet; fair cargoes
$l6.25.
sugar-Raw, quiet but firm; refined, quiet
active and steady.
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New Orleans
steady.
Rice-Fairly active and firm; domestic
4A9GAc; Japan, 4N@5Ac.
CTNcINNATI, o., Nov. -Whisky--Steady
Sales, 9is barrels finished goods on a basis Of
Sl.H Butter-Steady. Sugar-Firm. Egg:
Firm at 2Oc. Chcese-Firm.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Nov. 2i.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was firm
and unchanged. Eggs-Firm at 22@23c.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO H., Nov. 2i-The Drorers'
journal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head;
shipments, - head Market steady; choice
bccvcs, S5,0OCI5.50 steers, S3.2j@I75; stock
ers and feeders S2.0Od34O cows, bulls and
mixed, SL40@I.00; Texas cattle, $l.65@3.l0;
Western rangers S265@3.60.
Ilogs-Receipts, 5000 head shipments
$500 head. Market strong, at 5@lOc higher:
mixed, 50. 25d5.50 heavy, S5.45@5O0; light,
S53O@550; skips So. 50@520.
Sheep-Rcceipts, $500 head shipments,
500 head. Market dull and lower natives,
S300di30; Westerns SL0O@3S0. Texans,
S350@325; lambs, SiOOg5.50.
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Miscellaneous

WmsEY zee Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
sl.5OWG0O, Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn. firm nj Sl.5j 10 $500, sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs, u $4,000, nc.
cOrding 10 the age and make; common
! whisky Sl,0OtGl.3O according TO proof; Moth
| Ing under 10 per cent. quoted
BAO3iNU--ll lsMl3C.
TIrs-tl lOml.lb.
Suor-Drop. 81. 30, buck, sl,ja.
IEAD-GC.
TALLow Solo.
Tomcco--Uommon, 25g3ic other grades,
GOCtSjc
sNurr.-Gnrrctts so 7j Ra'phs, SO %;
Railroad, 50 -, Gail & AXIS. SIW
PowDrR-kcgs, 800 hat Kegs, $50;
quarter kegs, Sl.76.
Coat OIL-prme white, Wholesale lot, l0c
per gul.
Wool-D irry, Ercas' wool, unwashcd, 10
Cl3c; clear grease wool, 2JGlig bury
washed, 2OG3hc, tub washed JJtyjic.
BEEswAN-l ,N3nc.
NAIrs--lrun, II .Okdl.9j. steel, S2OjG2lO.
llipr-pry flint, No. l, lie, No ? Sr; dry
saltcd, ST. NJ. ., DC, green sailed, No. I, SIC.
No. ., i'sc green. i6r5c. drcskins, JutlGoc.
shccpskins ljc6psl.uO, firm.
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Nrcasi.inm..

fLoUu-frum store, common g. 5Nd1 o..
family Si.2ottJn. choice. % ,OalOl, fancy
Ah,tahu1. extra fancy, - iOlt55 ~, patent
! o. 10000. quiet
CoHs Mril-Ioarl, $50. roller, 500
| quiet.
Br,Ns AND PEss--Na,y beans, S225. me
dunn, 500
OArNEu-in halfbrl, $3.50 from store.
CEACKrRs-Soda cNtn, o.. treble extra
G'fc. ginger snaps. stMnhr assorted jun
| bles lu0tl2c, cram cracker. n sbtluc
CEACEED wur,r-ln half brls, sljD iron
stOrc.
lloMINY ANp GnIn-ffum siorc. S12A
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton inarkc, opened quie, and
closed quiet middling, oho. Sales, 2,2Ol
bales including SoO bales last evening Of
which 90 bales TO exporters aud 1000
bales 10 spinn,r.
TNCHANOE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary, nomi.
nal. low middl,ng. S.iGc, middling, oisc.
good midding. gjsc middling fair. 10 Size.
fair nominal.
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Bdyb0y0, VIdni 6 Go.
WHOLESALE
FRUITS,
WINES,
AND EUROPEAN PRODUCTS,
3d2 Main Street. Memphis, Tenn
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DuRsrANT To TiIE POWERS or A CIR.
Il tain decd NJ trust 81 me a. Trustee dated July
~. is,i r. url.d in r0uk ~. at page u II the
shelby count" Registers Office. default having
hoCn made Ia the payments therein provided ".
aud !. having bccn ~ requested ~ the bcnchcia'
tics, viii, on
Tuesday. December ~, 1883,
II The southwest torncf of Main ami Madison
sircts IN the city 81 Mcnphis Taxing District 4
shelby County Tenn, h,twccn legal houu. Cfirf
AMI Ill ~ puhlic nnrtion. Ia the highest bidder.
TT cusl. The following rial Ctsto IN the cts u
Nciuphis, Taxing District IT shelby County. aud
tihte ~ Tennessee. tp.wtt
The south par q lot 90 AZ laid down on the
map Of aid riif, bC.dunluF NJ the northeast inter
s'fiion ~ socund strcet with the alley between
i"noufi nud ufsfiun streets. thence north With
the cst side ~ ~eUuud street ~ feet thence east
aud IaUilcl with tuucptd street a icet thence
south parallel with ~eound siryct 81 icCt "a aid
nllrt Wrnfe urst with aid alley o. the hcrfuuiur
~, equity uf o. irmrtion IL waived. shall fell
aud fuutrl 81 Trustee only.
sale htElus ht D. ~ UioCa noon
CENiON u FRAZIER Trustee
" ~ Tfrrevnnt Attorney.
Memphis. Tenn. Nov. l5. isss
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CuuS-From store. white 52c; mixed. So
from lcyrc of dcpOt. white. in bulk. &C. r
sacks 90, mixed, IN bulk. &c. in sacks
lsc.
BHAN-From store Sc, from lcycc Or de
pot, tiGup
HAY-ChOicc. from store 1uc car load
from lcycc or depot, 80 'sfdi001 prime
from store. HUdS'c. car load. from lcycc nj
del oL sac prairie, ifum store h,CnHnr
90 load. frpm lcycr ~ depot, slo a0ttitup
Otu-ffom store white. Sc. mixed dic
fum lcyoc or depot, white. Zoe bulk. 81. iu
sacks. JIc. miAcl, in bulk "a. iu sacks, sic
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,sro,i.ian.

-Maclcrrl hllf brls. 80. 1. ssSoa
9ol. No 2 sNUI0Njt No. .. $50 iOlb
Nit, No I. Si.3F No. 2 u ~. No. q sIIO.
Dry, herring family Sc por box. y. e. roe
herring, hall bH, sd5h white fish. hnii
htl Sh1n
L,up-rcs, sc. half trls SIC. kcrs.sisc.
chui0c kettle pkuiu sr steady.
Pee lIu-brs, s1vt halt bfia 4OJ
tcrs. tist
Hoo lroprcr=Siuiy pork. Si55stt
l0ul, sumryuryl h'ms 10 'sal1ifc bpnk
inst huruu, iiMi2'.r clear nb sides. ha.
con. n'.r shoulder $3.50. bulk pork. clear
sldc' SIC clear rio sides, SIC. long cicar.
les. shoulder, No.
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Live stocl.

L,uns-Cholcc, Dc, common to good, per
head, 4 jGteJOI.
Hoes Choice light, 5iS@gc; good, 551jitc.
common, ilsaIh.c.
CAuLr-Choicc, grass, 32@3'fc good ~
ctjc, ,calluNag,, l',N2 &C.. choice feeders.
~ f5c; feeders, lai12'sr
snrlr-, hoicc, ici medium. 39j'sc com.
mon. l.Ululdu
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Trustoo's Sale.

~ virtue Of q irni dUvd made % ne by John D.
Nl.lcfHuu ntd vii on ne 7ih day Of jolly isF.
ani fyuufdrd in ihc 1lcU ui the Hou1ricf ot prrds
ln 90, county - rt iuirCir anl Stale Of Arkansas.
ln volume D. iHFy htt ETC.. will on
Iddsy, December :, 1883,
~ tho southwest c1rncf oi Main aud Madison
s'ruris Memphis Tenn. between the huurf 1T iu
u'clu,k ana aui . o'clock . a., onyf i0r sale III
public cutlery for cash a. the highf.t hid igf the
following Wal estate lylnr In ~ lmucis county.
AS, ana being all Of ifnetlUud n,ttiIu ~ tuwu.
flipt, uuflb Of fiugc e. clst. containing 90 p.iU0
arms W. T. tLAtF. Trustee
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December 97c asked; May, sLO214 bid,
I.05X asked
corn-steady; No. Q, cash, no bids or
offerings; the year, 29c bid, 29%c asked;
May, 90hc bid, 3lssc asked. No. white,
cash, 32c bid, 34c asked.
Oats-No. 2, cash, no bids nor offerings;
May, 25c bid, 251Sc asked.
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pAILY oorroN .rArrmNr.

imputtsHM GCRR i.siE a& TRR ga. Ia
NEG. GO. N&IEEU .C.O&EW u o.. ~
INo&TRKe l KC.s&NR naK e. "
@hHR q" INHHil.TM 10 steamer.
i.UiN WAGONS 1o Total. tu10 bales
fsroris Maori go &TUR gi. J. a
hhh3u toNsWHH i0r LNOSTEM
~ I % al Total s1,o bale,
Srw YORK.
Spots opened casy anl closed easy. mid.
ding, pi5iGc. SALES. iSi bale Quotations
arr NJ follows Ordinary, GI3iCg good
ordinary s7sc low middliug. o Its mid.
ding, o i5iCc good mlldliug 10 UlOc.
middlInr iair. iosc. fair. NC
fuiurcs or,n.d steady and closed
steady, o. follows November Oa3t
est December oh3ao5t January. n.DI
COO; February, a5s@p5p Marrh. 0pl1
o.po, April, Op,Hpug May. iuWNiOOs.
June, ioiGelol7. July 80 2inti0 Is. August,
io.SO@iO.5L Sale, ", no bales.
NrW oWu,VA
Tho SPOT market opened quiet nni closed
easy; middlinf, o plUt sllc, 900 bales.
Quotations are M follows Ordinary.
5ii.i0c. good ordinary, s5l0c. low mid.
ding. oi.i0c. middlinB piCg good mid.
ding 10 i-iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
a. follows November nominal December
p236en25 January. n3oao3i. February
p30a9s0. March. ois0tnip. April. e55a
p5s May, oOs@OGs. june o55@i5s. July
o.s0g0s7, August, 0s3@osL Sales $500
bales
DAILY roEf AND INTERIOR HoyENENr.
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Pnfnr CHrDE Ou.-toc; prime summer gel
low fTv; summer white htc; choice cook
ing "a inner yellow. 1ic, cotton sorl meal.
slSuJ, less than car load $2ppO.
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NEw York, Nov. 2i.-The week closes with
more tone TO values for fall descriptions OF
fabrics, the business for the week having
reached good proportions with general job
bers and feeling OF renewed confidence on
the part Of buyers which promises we'll for
the future. Printing cloth is very active,
with sales OF 10000 pieces and market very
strong.
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Wool.
OH and TurpentInc

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov 2L-Thc wool market
Is steady and upward.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Ouiet--Middling Cotton, o 1.2c
Sales Today, 1900 Bales - The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Steady.
ArrEAL Orrlcr.'

NTTTNTl 7
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov o. 1883.
Money in good demand at s per centwith
ample supply at the banks for legitimate ac-
commodations.
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INTERIOR MOvrMENr, NOV. ~,
PLANTATION MOVEMENT

The New York En1prirl Chronicle Of
November q, estimates tho total supply Of
American and other cottons rs follows.
Total visible supply 1855, 2.l3D0l2 bales
against 2,75I,2Oj in 1857. These figures inii.
cate decrease of cotton in sight OF 6l5 lG3
bales, ~ compared with slmo dptc Ia 1851,
aud a decrease Of 1850 bales ~ compared
with 1856
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42c fancy, 436i5c; contrifugals, common to
fair 2O@3Oci prime 10 choice, 30@35ci syrup
Boa ibc firm
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d r. D. S. 10 II N so MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM II JEFrEnsoS
No. 3S9 Main Street. Upstairs,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
Tsiablished In isjll

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INSURE your gin.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. 43 Madison street.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2I.-Petroleum, easy
s. W, llOo TIC.
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon; Spots--Demand moderate.
Sales, 5000 bales, of which American
63O0 bales, Receipts 10000 bales, Of
which American 2s0OO bales. Closing
quotations were rs follows: Middling,
0lGd.
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed easy.
THESE prices arc given in pence aud 0iths,
thus GIGS means G.Gj6id, and 5.Ol means
5.l-6id.
Az 1 pm; November 527 buyers; No
vcmberDecembcr 5.2i sellers; December
January, 523 sellers January February,
3 % sellers; February March, 523 sellers;
March-April, 52i sellers April-May, 625
buyers; May-Junc, 6.27 sellers June-July,
520 sellers.
HAvRE.
Spots quiet and easy
Tres Ordinairc, 6Okf; December futures,
0i4f
Above spot quotations represent 7Of for
30 kilos Of low nidding cotton; lllyrc
terms, A. 80 klos equal to 100 lbs, and 52jf,
equal TO SlO0.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Buy aud sell stocks and bonds through
VI. Galbcuth, No. 10 Madison qtrccL
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United States Coupons, a.. 1901 ............ ~
United ti1iDs Registered o.. ilu1a.......s. W
Waited rtatCs Coupons, ~ ................. iuF
United tatOs Heal tered 4 = .............. iUl
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIvERpooI.

peercase in receipts This year............ lo27ll
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Ho! For a Sleigh Ride.

The new livery firm of g. f. Inger.
soil & Co., occupying the premises for.
merly owned by A. w. church a Co.
on lower Main street, have just re-
ceived u complete outfit of cutters,
sleighs, phatons. carriages and other
rigs suitable for city and road diving
which they eau hitch up, single OF
double, behind as good stock as any
cares to pull u line over. Anything in
the livery liHe can be had at this
barn Rice furnished with or without
ltiyprr, as iesiced.