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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

feeling generally being stronger, and no
large lines were offered. Opening sales &c
higher than the closing prices OF yesterday,
was easy for time and sold of &c, became
irmer and advanced nc, reacted NC ruled
easier and closed about the same as yester-
day, There was considerable changing mo-
ticed from September into October when
they were at the same price, though the lat
ter month was generally lt slight discount.
The main feature in oats was lc advance in
August causing other deliveries to range &c
higher. The market later ruled quiet and
closed &c higher for August and 20 better
for other futures.
In mess pork an active business was trans
acted at wide, Irregular and lower range OF
prices. Holders were moro disposed to real
lie and offered 10 sell with increased free
dom. At the opening buyers were scarce;
ana lrst sales were at lJld3Jc decline. Large
lines of September, held ON stop orders at
SlI, were forced out and holder, in many
instances had 10 sell at DC below their limit.
A reaction OF zoe from opening figures iol-
lowed when buyers came. in and quick
rally of 82lGc resulted. Later the market
became excessively nervous and declined loo
but rallied 2213c and finally closed steady.
Lard was active but lower, opening at 2lh9
l15gc decline, with September weakest Oc-
tobcr declined loo, an advance Of 5mlOc.
short ribs were active, but irregular and
lower due to reports of an increase OF yellow
fever in the south and free selling by local
traders. Opening sales were at 7lac1l2l9c
decline; reccded l7kM2Oc on the near by
futures and DC on January, quickly rallied
10 gDrn22j2c, rcCcded 5CIlOc, became stronger
and closed at almost outside figures, but : u
@l2l4c below those Of yesterday.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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almost uniformly favorable, the crop adj.
vices taking frs rank in importance, while
other influences were powerful for good.
| The Northern Pacific stocks and TranscOnti-
mental were the special features OF the day
| and by their great strength gave tone 20 the
entire list. Bull points in them held their
advance even In the face of the weaker of
the list The COaors and grangcrs were not
so prominent rs yesterday, though Lacka-
wanna again led the market in point of nc
tiyity, an after the first depression displayed
marked strength. The trunk lines and Gould
stocks were comp ratiycly weak throughout
the day, though they shared in the general
improvement with the more prominent
stocks. Among the spcCialtics there were
some sharp movements, and Lake Erie ~
| Western, consolidated gas and Peoria, Deca-
tur * Evansville were very conspicuous.
The opening was weak NJ declines extending
to y per cent, aud after some slight adj
yanCcs the market settled back until the list
was generally slight fractions below first
prices, with Lhckawunna specially weak.
After the first hour however there was a gen
Crll improvement all around, and the North
cru Pacific, taking the lead prices were soon
brought up above those Of the opening There
was % setback In the Afternoon but later the
advance was resumed, Lake ic & Western
coming 10 the front, and the best prices Of
the day were reached about . O'Clock pm,
after that time, however the pressure 10 sell
was renewed and everything there was
yielded iractionully the market finally
closing quiet aud weak at close 10 open liz.
urcs us % rule. The final change are irrcgu-
lar but the advances are ia q majority, and
all the important one. are in thy direction Of
higher figures. Peoria n Decatur and Lake
Erie ~ Western preferred each rose ! -, and
Northwestern and Consolidated til- rose per
cent while thcuthcr changes were fractional
amounts. The railroad bond market was
dun and very unsteady the sales reaching
only SDl2,uDl, out ol which the Reading
seconds preferred income, furnished Slo,,UOo.
The lst was barely steady with no feature
whatever, aud the final changes are In most
, cases Tor in, gniclut fractions only The
total sales Yl stock- today were 49, 10 shares.
Closing quJtItIuus were as follows:
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t!rocrrIcs.

C,yyrD G71ps Pine apple, tl75 peaches
. lbs, standard .2uD, lbs. standard g. %,
second fljU Tomatoes, lbs standard
SlUO 3 lbs. standard, SIS StuWhrrri".
sl7h llasphcrrics, Si.GD. Blnckbrur,.
sl2jNl.iO Green cages Si7jmlSi. Pears.
81 2nMl7h Plums. sl1j. Asparagus, ,'ul
ats. Green corn, sl.l5Ml 90. Green pens.
slb'Hlgo Cove oyster, lull weight . d..
Doc, Dos, SlG,hlIl, light weight GlN1Hr
. lhs. sluu Condensed milk-trowu -tII
Eagle, $40 Swiss Sh7, salmon, tlT
Cg2lO Slrliucy, s,Ulttb2i. mustard ,1r
diuc, $500. Magkcrcl 800, herring mack
orul, VIA
sra,u-rurc white, Sc. oil white, --c.
yellow clarified, 1908 refined 4, sd.
standard Hmuulatnd, Ns9s'.g powered,
s'.C eat loaf s'.r. firm.
Courr-u ommun, li'sc. Ordinary lj'.c
fllr 1880 prime Rio l'c Uhpir" 10 fancy
~. old government 500 I'r. steady.
sALT-Sariulw fl.JlttlJi per bril- Ohiu
river - gtll2i per brl. ks One 1880
lao, coarse sllumlli. pkts, 2Ab,,c.
HcE-Lousiaua. 5@''4c Carolina, g.
quiet
C,Nnus Stick all sizes, In hy, pals and
hrls Hallc, fancy assorted, Jmlbr. extra
fancy lsWliC finn.
DuIE.r-Ncw York factory none fun
cream, ~ .NJlic. Young America lh,lI
SOkr- AND tANnirs-SIIp, Ha14D, can
dies, full weight p'.c
STAUCit-AAtt3i g.
MUtAssl'-luuisinub, common IN fair. -
Wl'C. prime tn choice. 3ifti7r. fancy 500
ihC, centrifugal, common tp iuir 2lHt-lg
prime 10 choice, aJ@iIc, syrup 2nGiog
uuipI
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GENERAL TRADE.

Hog meats and lard were quoted strong
today, but no change was made in prices
The amount of grain in store at the elevator.
is as follows Corn, to, ,99S bushels; oats, %,
3i7 bushels; wheat rs $50 bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market is quiet as
ever, but price, are steady and well main
tanned. Moasscs continues quiet and
steady There is fair demand orclcar rice,
although buyer, are limiting their takings to
actual needs. the movement Is steadily in
crcasing Prices are shade irmcr, though
not quoubly higher. In the New Hor;
market coffee {, pretty steadily held ull
around Sugar firm and all other staple ar
ualcs wen supported.
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General News.

THE Kate Adams cleared for Arkansas
river last evening with good trip.
The City of Monroe leaves this morning at
10 o'clock for Nicksburg and Natchez.
DRIFT is again getting heavy in the Ohio
river and is causing steamboats, great deal
of trouble.
The Henry Lourey with a tow of model
barges, passed here yesterday on her way
from New Orleans to st. Louis.
The Rosa Lee, for Osceola, and the Goa
homa for Friars Point are the Lee Line
packets leaving this evening at o'clock.
TIE DeSoto arrived from Cincinnati yes
tcrday, with good trip OF both freight and
passengers. She returns this evening at 3
o'clock.
The Anchor Line steamers announced to
leave mere today are the City of Monroe for
Natchc2, at 10 am, and the City Of Cairo,
for 81. Louis, at noon.
\ CAIRO special to the New Orleans Times
Democrat says; "fhc rising river threatens
to seriously interfere with the bridge work
The rain has retarded the building Of false
work for three days, and now the drift in the
river will take the attention of the men.
The fourth pier from the Kentucky shore is
about ready for concrete and one more
soon will be. Several others will be shut
out by high water ii the rise continues a day
or two lOugcrn
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IInn.rI,nI.I AnnnIin.-

Arrirs-ii sit,tulpor bn. pic,l ipplrs
itt'r per 49, ium stufr. Dried p.lrlr.
htrNg from stuw.
lEru Firm onnrrs g. inrpWuor box
Lemons % JpHlUl pet huN. uiuiuns. 90 uI
tfl uu IHr bunch
ri,Kip-llfls $3.50. hall brls st1.
furrr# tuuuuuta tip pur TOO Pea
uui- Virginia. tfrti.y tennessee. iunurr
stock. tHHg rlsiri. ''.c LiFhyr th,iIgl
ru,r. lDyaus lrHHs Il1D
i"r'tow-iifm tiwti"D PCT bfl.
sweet g. M prhh
E..sH Weak boxes To- rlsrs I5r.
EUstrs london LAYERS. $500. layrr
500. California. e. WuIui
Nlrrrs=NUii,uur lsI creamery, e1ft1r.
dairy inHl,. cuuiN butter ltUirs
Ciuu Ozark 600 pcr bel. and 80 'p pes
holt In
NtspkuH For nl. sniar
NuIfrr Huuiuns. tts'H2Oo Per hfl
Cabbage tlHItl ,, u,f crate. luusr, ,msr..
knut hfis iput halt brls. $3.50 Garlic.
hnU Urf To-
rurtTN-Ch.rkona spring 1850, ~.
mixed tl5iu'aI hons u.l2gt
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Ntse.Itsnco,,.

NtUDtsgHlltI'N,r
r0WurE. kura 500 h1lf kcH. $40.
quarter krs "a 10
lluE=py Hut 40 T. la 40 2. 1r. lry
1lt,l. hamic fUru lltcl. 80 T. hr So. D
SIC green, SO o.. shccpskiut, ij,Hsiup, Be-.
regular
WmsgY Straight Kentucky bourbon
si.bHnut Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance a iuhIuI, Eastern
ryv- A simH according a. nrv aud make.
common whisky, Wrt,si In. uyCuuliur tu
proof. nothing under 90 Iicr cent quoted.
TiuH,l itwl2'.
suur- pmp. o. -. buck, $50
lrAp=tC.
Nuis=lrnn. t205 steel tlih.
tuuADro-Commun, 2latJ'y other grades
| s5ttesC.
sNrrr-Gnuctrs siu IS. Gnlphs so ?,
Dental Scotch, $1,000 RAILROAD, p2i, Gail 4
/ A.. fuWt
Coat Ou-rrimc white, wholesale Dot.
! g'.r pei pl
Woodbury. grease woul unNashcl q
! 6iI,. clear pf,bsr vupl. Hn's. buuy
wn,hod Nt'gs tab washed, JuJIir
' liusNNN. isftsE
TALON .Tftr
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NV NouK, Aug. .-Cpftc-Options
steady; fair business sales, 1880 bag, in
Guiding. August, ill2b0ll3J, scptcm.
Der. SlI 2j@li.3i. October, :l05jGIOG5.
November slOij, December, SlOujc,i 10 20.
Marrh, slOijMiO.2i April, 5000 May,
;iO.2j, spot lilo stronger and quiet, fair
carrops, llisc Sugar--Rnw firm. moderate
demand; active aud hi CHER, g. j-lG1Gf.c;
extra e. Gls6GOiGc; white extra 4. 6ssttG4c,
yellow, ~ ,C6'sc. on \, q l3.lGaGt.c. mould
\, 7'.c. standard 4, 13.c, confectionery 4.
~, cut loaf, see crushed, N-c powdered,
81, centrifugal, z -c, cubes sc.
CmcAgo. M, Aug 30.-Ou the produc,
exchange to-day the butter market was hrt
aud unchanged, Elgin creamery, 2l9.l
chuics western, lNalny; fancy dairy, o. "a
Ice, guod, hobbs. EgH-fifm, cIuig,
northern, ljttlJ}c.
CiSCNyNti, o., Aug ~. whisky Steady
| sales, 62J barrels finished g.,,i.. on a bash
| ot wa Buttcr-Stcady Sugat-Firm
EsFs-Easy at lie Chccs6=Firn.
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CmcAgo, H.. Aug 30-Thc Dror1s' jour.
nat reports Cattlc-llcccipis. 1900 head.
shipments 400 head Market easy. bcc,c-.
saUt steers, IS 5Ottl0O1 stacker, aud feed.
err. SONGS ~. COWS. bulls and mixed, 81. -
ttl2i. Texans, S2UOaJ1i, western, sJJl
W5iU.
Hog. Receipts. 500 head. shipments.
O.Olu head. Market strong Mixed Iw
@Gh0. heavy. tipJaG50 light, s5ua@G51.
tkiI-. S.uu6'Nup
sheep Receipts, ZenD bead. shipments.
7np head. Market lie a. .iy lower IA
tiyr.. sAupHiH western shuu. s3 ipa3bi.
Texans shorn, s2'ual.i1. lambs, IS sjebjD
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nnNEsTII LN-MNNDE.


New York ami eastern "''"'''' P'' ~'l,
ing, Sl5) per ei0' prrm'u" ''''''' we"
Orleans, - discount nUl'"N p" ''''"S'
Cincinnati ~ Lou, a"" ''''.,''''' 'y''''''''
par buying ~ per fIl'" premium" 'v'""'
The clclunH' mus Jar ,'''' "''N sun" ~,
increase OF e.''''' business "9 'o"'i'"'."
with Tia, oi ''' "''N
The local cotton market continues STEADY
and Without n.'s Al New orleans spots
closed quiet 90 q decline OF 'c, futures
Nudy at 900 advance OF - points WIN
September up % r1ns ana remaining
months advanced points Liverpool closed
hrm' dcmnnd mlr iu'nfr, barely steady
and of point The New YORK spot mar
Ret closed quiet ana advanced 3-l"'' futures
steady, August mp 20 points September D
points and remaining months ] TO point"
Hubbard Price 4 Co.,. in their cotton cir.
culay today, say Liverpool came IN this
morning at point advance and our market
opcnel M 1bput ibp close Of Yesterday. PEG.
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arnIn anna I.rn,I.Inn.-

ST. lnus Mo, Aug Flour Steady
aud unchanged.
WhrIt-lu,p WIS wide hurtu1tiun, rcn.
yullN within lower range. owing tu the fact
that other markets showed week.-mrs.. with
foreign advises Ui WurT favorable Weather
December especially uu,iuaIpd Violently.
Ne . tel. Dish. 'u.r August 1850 S,p
t,mhyf U.,1dAr. rlustuF at ,Gi ,sip q.
uUtHh'r 90 sft"l' ,y. closing 10 'a .c hII
December WfHu|,r ,Iu.fuF 10 nc ult,
MAJ, w',t,sluI. FL. e. u.iur 90 % uI bId.
Torn" ltrFu.uf Hud very yu.,t. So % cash.
llt'll'.U. september tl'.fItl ..t. urtub,r
llr'il ',y. CLOSING 900 az, thr NyaI H1,t
MAY. .N 'lH ih ,r. CLOSING 90 1874.
oats Irregular august g'n isy. Sep
tomh'r .i.W.i.r the year. -i',D May.
g,t.y.
Iuu=Nai5r.
fuNa,yl u o. bid.
tumwul=sl a'W2Jo
ktvHHIr
10y No change iuf the better. the sup.
ply slightly exceeding thr demand. prairie.
fHHHtr aH. timothy. sl2uN.,ilUu
Nli.'f" Rs.,I creamery, ipe &c. dairy.
Eu~ Quiet and ,is,. ia.@ilr for ir,,h.
liuNirIuus= Market quiet. l'ufk. sII.sltt
l'"l iu Job luts. w., Salt Meets huul.
der. 800 long and Hls. q, n short clear.
~ NiiHu Shoulders so. longs aud
rite. tHiA. short clear fut,ap5h. lapla
Prime steam. go a. iiHms az. rSltluU
Receipts tluur tuU bda wheat Ill..
on bu corn, ,.WJ bu, oats. jNuUl bu..
Ur. Auu Iu
shipments Flour 1000 bflt wheat. s,.
u1l hu corn. $4,000 bu. oats, b.uuJ bu, pr.
aUu Dee.
Cm,,Uo a., Aug. ~ whilcall the other
gNc anEys iu the county upyuyd wheat
lower iils morning prlpys wyrr,Ith,fs steady
ur slightly advanced on the chicago board vi
ifudr. The struggle between the bulls and
bears here NHs rluss AMI serious one The
EuiuItln nuNiyra were neither hullish nor
ltuIFh EHflN cables gave q slightly lover
tendency o. british market. aud exporters
wrty either waiting of selling q little. There
vas fnii early, which took both september
aud December from u'A.c % Whr. This
NHs followed by a reaction ~ plC for Sep.
tcmhcf aud Ul.C iof December. On cover.
iur by the shorts Cfyatci break aud q
prominent operator buying Ut september.
that future, after touching p2hc, went ~
20 'tc about noon. December also started
up from RNC asa bottom figure, but did
not set above iulsc, and thirty minutes h..
tufr The close thU iuturs were L. nIaft, viii,
September Vt piAc aud December NJ wee
Wheat closed with December i.r lower
than Last night aud September nj L. pfr.
MUM aud 81 higher than lasi night Eitly
Ia the day there was fair business in corn.
hut later u became more quiet There an
pcarrd % be rather firm undertunc ~,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, t,ond. aud s,.,n,

NV NUHA Aug 50 Money on call casy
no l'.H2 Urr cent closed Offered II q, uef
cent Prime mercantile unprt. n.HUt pcf
cent sterling exchange dull. bat firm. nj
isiA ioi sixty day bills hnl ls5. iof DC.
mhui,
Government bonds were dull and steady.
STATE bonds we're neglected
The stock market today was les active
than that Of yesterday hui IL was stunrrf
while irregular aud somewhat fcycrish
throughout There was considerable prs.
sufc 10 srll, but though The Ion, gners wcrr
principally responsible cor the weak opcn.
ING We uadcf' ant bears were most pfOmi.
mont IN tho last The news Of th, dav VS.
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CorN-From store white, coo, mixed, 53o,
from lcyor OF depot white in bulk o2. loo
sacks. 55y mixed in bulk, &c. iu sacks bUr.
BUAN-fr0m store zoe, from ley,0 Or Je.
pot sll UpMi5p
liNY.-Chpicr. from store, 9pc car load from
lcyoe or depot $1,000. prime, from store.
Soc. Gao load from lcyoc or depot sl1.up.
prairie from store. hjNIGua car load, from
icyre OF depot sl05ntrll.O0.
uNr--Frum store. white 33c mixed. 33"
from Icycc OF depot white in bulk 31c. In
sacks SIC, mixed, In bulk, Poe, in sack, sc
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Cons Mru-stmdarl, $2D9;2i5 pearl,
$50. quiet
BRASS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, :2.75 mcdi-
um s11u
or MEAL--Iu half brls. $3.50 from store.
tHNcEEHs-S0dl treble extra &C., ginger
snaps. sllc, assorted iumblcs lOUl2c.
IIuug--lrum store common, s3iOHjJO,
family, s39DmluO, choice, Sil5mi % fan.
cy IlOnihU; extra fancy $3.50 ISj, pat
cnt. S5.2pm5lO strong
CEh,kEp WuuAr-lu half brls $3.50 from
store.
lmuEy AND GUus-FrDm store 1925
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Provisions.

-M1rkcrcl hall brls, No /, t775. so.
., S725. lDlh Nt, No. l. Sl2O. so. 3 sll,
Dry herring family, Doc per box
Hoo PRoprrr--S Strong. mess pork $1,000
sugar cured hams, l3Col34c, breakfast bacon
lOAml2c. bacon, clear rib sides 0sNlOr.
bulk pork clear sides pi,c, clear sides, gy.
long clear sac shoulders ne
LAEp-fCy, SIC, halt brh. ,'sr kegs
$50, choice kettle luMlo'so strong
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STATIONS.

Positively the best remedy ever discov.
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical ap.
plication, is Rangum Root l.inimcnt. ono
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale bylleis.cr,
2s3 Main street.
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Soften seed rrodur,.

lrNt tHtur uuHt. prime summer
yellow 900 Co. on summer yellow. a,nI5r
,HH.rr rnukiuF summer yellow. ltti g.
rnW" summer white ttfft,J. prime cotton
-r,i meal. 81, l'fti5Sl Ices than o. cor load
iI'i' u1 cotton seed meal slhulGli. ~
Jess tIHu cor luiH fINHt
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Nosi.

81 Loris. No, Aug Wool-Quict
owing iu light unCrinr., bat demand grud
aud market firm, bright medium. iipLe.
cuIr.' braid. i28anf. low sandy luHI5l
zine light iJf'lnl tine heavy ilglsC, tub
Mu.LrI NeMA.
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NEw ORLEANS.

Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet MiddlInr csc. Sales ~ bales
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, 7H.c.
rood ordinary SIC low m.ddliuE gE,
middlinF Csc good midiIiuf iot
fuiurs opened quiet rnl closed steady.
D. follows August 1929 ml September
R22aa23 October IuJNuu! November.
tot@snt. December. sWN,ps January
bOtct9u5. February pIlupll March
p2e1o23. April oHWpa2 May $4,000 %.
June, et'@ato silc, $500 bales.
pMIY roI Avn IAL-mln hnvLurNL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady-.Middliug Cotton, 9 7-9c-
Sales Today Unimportant-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
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lave stock

l,vu Choice. tl...r# common 4, GOOD
p.T bead. a. uftlst
llu.. HtlllUT liFht fHtFi.r. sHBI AKA h..
common o. ,M4itr
ttuIr#f hHirf lt,uIl.r. cool. gf.ngr.
sgI''uUHTH i.h1itH
tHfil#l hu.yr. HI.Ht. medium IIr
common iuTti.au.
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Spots opened firm and closed quiet
middlinF, II l-Oc. Sales. i5i bales. Quota.
tons were m follows Ordinary, s6lGC,
good ordinary 0Ac, low middlng.
io,sc; middling, II i-lGc; good midhrug
uNo; middling fair, re fair, 1850.
Futucs opened steady and closed steady
o. follows August ii.2jCtiiSi. seuicm
Der o.G@o57, October, o5i@pbi. No,cm
Der o4iaotd, December piSa1gD. Jan
nary, oaJ@95i, February oCl@pG2, March
pm9o7O April 9OWp7, May oS0
bSd. June, o@gogL July gy'glOOO
salcs, $500 bales
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour Firm al uUphpuH,I


Fluur-Firu u at unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 49, a1} &c, No. 3
spring wheat, Sldssc; No. p red, 80 ,c;
no. 2cprn, lji,ci NO oat., p 4c No. ,
rye, 5ilsc. No. . barley, 7lc, 80. lIaN-ccd,
sL22ftl23 prime timothy sHrl ,L7O.
Mess IDrk-lcr br SIN .WlIuO, lard,
per 10 lbs, SD3j. short ribs sides, Noo,cl,
,S.2jt.s27i.; dry siltcd shoulders, boxed,
S7jOtJL'j, short clear sid,s .bJNcdl 5000
30
loccipts-Flour 1900 lrls wheat lO2 200
hu, corn $4,000 bu, oats, -I5,UyO bu, rye,
1900 hu; barley ll,G1J hu.
Shipmcnts-Flour 5000 hrs. wheat 3l2-
jnJ bu. corn, 2l3,5OO hu; Dat, Dt, 2Jp bu, rye,
., $50 bu, barley, 0,lop bu.
Kansas CRY, No, Aug 20 -Whcat-
Receipts G5G bu.; shipments lp,2Ij; In
store laos, bu.; steady 80. . red, cash,
1sc bid, 7sa,c asked. September 50 &C. asked;
December ,lJsc bid, SIZE asked. No. 3 red,
cash, BE bid No. > soft, cash, We bid De.
cyubcr sc Did.
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A. nom. Spot, nfm, ibir demand galss
i2OO1 balcr, Of which American \ Ul
bales Receipts lao bales ut which
American ] 80 bales Closing quotations v,rr
a. iollows Ordinary ga good ordinary.
eSi'd. low middlinf .h'.d good mIidlInf
b'td. middling. uplands ii.iCi, milllur
Orleans, o ll.iGi
futurcs opened steady and closed barely
steady.
llhcso prices are given IN pence aud Giihs
nus iCi means g63Oi aud 5.Ol mean,
bi-Gl
Ati PM August, so sellcn August.
tcgiembcr, 5N sellers. September October.
OIL buyers, October. November. SIS huyrts.
November December b18 value. Deem
bcf.Janunry, biJ sellon, January February
elS seller, February. March, bit sellers
September, bS5 'ellefs.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Leyee,
FRIDAY

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Henry Lourey, New Orleans.
Departures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Henry Lourey, St Louis.
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Ctrvrt,Np. o., Aug - Petroleum
advanced ~ w., iio', &c.
wuwNproN, y. C., Aug 3l-furpCntnc
-IIrm % IlLr.
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singc of The IiiNers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, 4. s. A., /
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 80, a. m. I
The following observations are tukOn at all sta
lions named In the 10Th meridian time, which is
ono hour later than Memphis time.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady middling, g'sc. Sales
unimportant including - last evening oi
which - " exporters aud -- ~ spin.
pers.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 79.ci good ordinary SIC, low
niddling, 9l.c; mildling gl.ci good mid.
ding, 10 3-lGc, middlns fair, 1919 lair,
nominal; dusty, Nc 70 lie lower.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nAo.Ss MAGNOLIA RAIN. Rsmov.. sunbu,a
tsa. rrechiss MslA rs,ehss C.st b ds,s,,su
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MAGNOLIA BALM

I.is HA0ASB MAosoLiA BALM 9TH yvu ,o,h.
ssas.ds, Mountains. hons and al nufal R..or,.t
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DAILY COTTON sTATrNrNr.


Impors-M&cRR2 Ian mr. =. steamers. /
Total, 10 bales
E1pogu-Eonc.
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ArrruOrrIcr.
TnrnsnAY EyENiNa. Ams. b.

THURSDAY EyENiNG, Avg. 30, l,'S.
Money rates firm and unchanged at per
cont Demand steady supply sufficient at
banks for all business purposes,
The clearinghouse report is as follows;
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Owe. . Ks'ishiheiy nesuufai shin. Drives "a
blo,shes hslsssA. ROaghnsss. rirnplss san. AT
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MAGNOLIA BALM

frsaicaiss rrscAle'. frur,sn.. letter. w,,stbr..h
s-asis n..s u--,. i..--. p4.-- SEA 49,. Ia. al
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MAGNOLIA BALM

'. na T.ln, sttrsss, 'Tis loysi, fil..s a.iasuy
sS"'s--' - t---s h>-As ---s $50 ksaA. .4.--s.-t
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louisville and Nashville.
Tenncssee MIdla ID Runway
NIemphis pls.-mlnnis Centrnl LM. &r.R.Rl

memphis Dis.-IllinOis Central (h. x 4. X, RI
Leaves Arrives
N O. Mall. SOS pm IN o. MAIL. 40 am
tFreight............S:a0 p m eFrcght ......7}o N
Mail trains will stop ut flag stations, Noncon-
nah, Aldens, STATIONS Crossing TallahatsllS
Tank aud Riyerdulc when sigualed