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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
ACTIONS Be Heavier Dan Words.

At one OF the hotels yesterday, corpu-
lent gentleman wearing patent leather
shoes thought to have some fun by putting
his foot on bootblack's box that was in
front of the hotel entrance. Before he was
able to remove it the saucy boy had daubod
it with backing.
"What do you mean" shouted the fat
man; didn't you know didn't want these
patent feathers polishedl'
factions am heavier dan words, b oss."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

the land necessary for that purpose, and
also the earth of the old confederate bat
terieS, without charge. The people in the
/ vicinity had for years petitloned to have
/ this road opened, but tho owners OF tho
I land through which the line of it ran re-
/ fused to give the right of way. | gave the
right OF away when the land came into my
possession. In this connection, it was stated
/ that | 10 yeed the ba terieS on my own land
! and refused to level tho on the
adjacent land. This wa, untrue,
and those who put the statement
| in circulation must have known it was, if
/ they knew anything at all of the matter,
and if they did not, they must have cen
anxious to do mo IN injustice. | desired to
level all the batteries in the vicinity, but
those who owned the land at the time OBJ
jected They stopped Chief Shuman when
he attempted to do so.
do not own foot of land except on rs
till avenue" the city limit, but my home
at Isle OF Hope and property at Tybee. |
have no land that requires draining, and
noae on which, 80 far as | know, any drain
age work has been done since l have
owned il.
Now, with respect to DR.. Fallgants fears
that Savannah Investment company
would have controlled the board of county
comm issiOners, if Mr.. Daff1n had been APP
pointed member Of it, will state for the
benefit of that anna eur but very lumi-
nous sanitariau, that that company owns
no land outside Of the city limits. am the
owner of just one Of the twenty five shares
of the capital stock. | am president of the
company and acting president of tho Belt
line railroad, which the company owns. If
the owning of a share of the stock of that
company disqualifles one for a position
of public trust, then there are
several Of the stockholders who are filling
tuni oh oil
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
Warren Bryan's Fall Terminates in
His Death.

Warren Bryan, the young painter who
fell from scaffold, Thursday, while at
work on the Trinity church Sunday school
room, died early yesterday morning His
injuries we're more serious than was at first
thought His skull was fractured in two
places, aud his spinal column was affected.
lie began vomiting blood toward midnight,
aud within al hour atterwurd he was dead.
He was young man about 10 years of age,
aud was an apprentice with Broughton
Bros. He will DE inferred az Lnurol Grove
to-day al 10 O'Clock The funeral viii take
place from his brothers residence, No. -
William street Rev Mr.. McGehee will
conduct the funeral services
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

Have formed apopl 10 buy five lots from
g. 10 D.rott nt the court house Aug 2,
aud Ia.r agreed to assist esch other in
meeting tlo payments. Az tIe end thgy
VII ".H. N"id" tNa Drads 90 the lots.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
AspirinR TO be q Gould.

Two boothacks sat summing on the
market steps yesterday moruipg, and their
broken conversation ran like this:
what ud yo' DO If yo' had er millunp
"I'd invest it, niger, tibbi shoren
II woodn't. I'D buy er ralruad.p
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

The adoption of summer tariff at the
Harnett House, below what has heretofore
been the rule at that excellent hotel, is sure
to be productive of satisfactory results, and
indicates the wisdom Of the management.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

A luxurious draught Of TARRANr's
SELLER ArERlENT removes all IN effects
arising from indiscretlJns IN eating or
drinking
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
nc Ralelna of Two Llns

Is branch Of Horticulture in which maidons
aud youths sometimes indulge. But when
the rudy petals opening disclose specks
aud diseoIoratiDu, aud emit an unpleasant
odor, the use of SDZODONT for the teeth
remedies both defects
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
Wanted % Know.

Where are those several pieces Of prop
erty which somebody said would have 20 be
sold by the loan associations, and which
they would have a chance 10 pick up cheapi
Better acknowledge your mistake and 80
20 the sale On b August and buy lot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
Coincidence.

Just received, another shipment of those
popular light-colored Stiff Hats from 81 to
81 50 at Appel q Schaul's, One Price Cloth
ierS. Come in, b'hoys, and look at them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

Few more of those Electric Boxes and Par
lor Entertainers left, presented with every
suit of clothes, at Appel q Schaurs, One
Price Clothiers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
uoRsFOnD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Makes pellelous Lemonado.

A ioaspD ouful aadeI iO glaas u hot o.
cold water, and sweetenod " Che taste, will
b. found refreshing and iByig0ratinG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

Life Il zoo short b. bealwnys flo'oi about
cigars Try the Grand Republic a. arfo
and tell your leighbor Sud By all hrst
ciHs. dallsrs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

Five cents will get you a good smoke if
you call for the Grand Republic" Cigarro.
Don't forget it. Sold by all first-class deal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

Old smokers know the ropes, and will
have nothing but the Grand Republic"
Cigarros. Sold by all tirst-class dealers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

just received, full line Of Windsor
Scorfs, for Flannel Shirts, at 15c, two for
25c., worth twice the money, at Appel &
Schauls, One Price Clothiers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

The "Grand Republic Cigarro sweeps
everything before it. Try and see Sold
by all firSt-class dealers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
THE NEW COMPANY.
Capital $4,000,

Davis Bros. Piano Cuba $3.50 upright
Harrington Piano for $500, payable initia-
ton fee SIS, and 1876 weeks at 81 50 per week,
equals 5000, and the last week 81 to make
the total $500 No extros
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

DIRECTORS:
JOS. Ferst, J. W. Fretwell,
c. s. Ellis, H. c. Davis,
ThOs. F. Thomson, G. Wannbacher,
J. II. Williams, Nicholas Lang,
w. S. King, J. F. Cavanaugh,
j g. Robertson, L. E. Davis
Initiation fee due now, the first weekly
installment due Monday, Aug. g. The first
piano drawn and delivered Monday, Aug. 6.
A few more names can be taken.
DAVIS BROS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-12

A New York daily some time ago
reported that common thief who had
enatched a scarf-pin worth a dollar,
was railrosded through court in q few
days and sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary, while q saloon-keeper
went free who"had been arrested eigh-
teen times in two years on charges OF
beating, assaulting and robbing wom-
en- But the latter, 1t was expressly
stated, had "politicsl influence" and
boosted that he had ga pulp on the
courts which would always shield him
Union Signal.
One of the most recent ideas of tenn
perance reformers in Australia is I
large milk palace 10 one of the chic
streets of Melbourne. Here in col,
weather hot and spiced milk may b
obtained. In the Summer; frozen milk
iced soda and milk, and milk pure ant
simple are sold Pioneer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
GENERAL TRADE

In the provision market today clear rib
sides loose. bulk pork clear 4 .lcs. clear rib
sides long clear aud shoulder, declined &c.
Extra -four was marked down iOc Other
articles unchanged
Grain In store ut the elevator Corn ara
bushels oats, I.ojJ bushels; wheat 6i3
bushels
Adyicos from New York state, as 10 the
gru'efy trade of hc past week Coffee has
proven the most ,u1t,c article ON the list
OWN; 10 the usual freaks Of thc speculative
element yet an UNDERGONE of strength was
preserved that has kept the principal nd.
vantage on the side OF the seller. and stocks
~ q rule ate carried with great deal "
faith Molasscs Is between seasons but
nom the supply rendered fair amount was
selected and no objection made Ia the pay.
mcnt Of about former figures. Syrups also
have remained steady, with a demand we'll
prnportioncd to the moderate quantity
available. Rice In very fair demand, though
the market continue. disturbed by the poor
condition Of much of the domestic growth.
| Spices somewhat uncertain, though rather
inclined Ia ease oil, aud sugars, too on the
weak list, though through natural and more
or less expected influences. Teas attracted
more attention, with evidence Of daily grow.
Ing strength In the market for pretty much
/ all grades"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Articles
tnsh quotations wcrr rs iUllOWs.

Cash quotations wcrr n follows
flout-lOWcr, patents, =, OOCg1.25, bakers,
ti75ttb.2i winter. s5.G5t5.uO.
No. . spring wheat, sl.iO9mLli; No. 2
spring wheat si@ge, No red, b.lOls9
Ill; No. corn, i2jkGLi3C, No. oats, &c,
No 2pc, 6ic, No. iiaI seed, tl.i6, prime
timothy seed tl.45.
Mess pork, per bfl. sii5O. lard, per 100
ihs $50. short ribs sides (lnoscl, s. 05tt
sO'' " dry ,altcd shoulder, lhoxcdh $50
CtN5l short clear sides (huNcdl SS7Sapuu
Rccvipts-flour, 100 bfls wheat G2,UD
bu. corn, $1,000 bu, oats, 2iaOyO bu, rye.
iU,UJO bu; barley, l3l ,OOO bu.
Shipmcnts-fiour, 2i.OJU hrls, wheat S.
Oh hu, corn, ali,OJO bu, oats, 22DOJO bu
rye, 3LUu bu, barley, 10000 bu.
ST. Lotus Mo-, Oct G-llour--Quict
and dull. but steady.
Whcat-Cash stcadicr. options higher
The marked opened weak and sold oil on
dull and lower cables, an increase Of 10000
bushels iu amount ON ucvau aud lower mar.
kcis elsewhere. then rallied, though the
feeling was unsettled aud prices irregular
The Close was firm, at 2W2',c above ycstcr.
day, No. .. rrd cash st.uu' sttLOSA, Dcccm.
bcE siuSa "a tu's. closing tiio,, bid May,
tti2i,mi .t2A.tsi 49,. clo,iug l.l2is
Corn Weaker. with a fractional decline
and duh market. No. 2 cash, 3DHiOt,c.
October, JsisC November, Jgisc, closing
jBltc bid. year, $3.50. January, 311GlHt.c
closing a2l4tgJ2isc bid, MAY, 3Ss6sijtg
- ~, closing at ahsttb'sr
flaN,,cl steady, az SiJt
Commcal Lower nj f2Ww2t0.
Oais-Numinai, No. 2 cash. &c hid May,
2st.c bid
liyc-Iowcr No. . cash. 5,miii.c.
Mrivy=null. Nebraska, Ung
llay PARRY active. ptiHc, t0OO6pOn
timothy gu WCtiiO1.
NmuHUN'sC.
l'uttcr-lnchangcdi Creamery, O@2gc.
Ers-ioc Tor good stock, ii@iSc for In.
fttiur
Provisions - DulI aud generally lower.
rurk=sih2h Lard ~ 1minal Dry salt
myats-Shuulicrs. g. .buN u longs aud
nbs 1850 short clean, $3.50 ilacun-
shoulders, .uW, long aud ribs. spss's
mp5h. short clears, tpf5@uSia.
RrCripH=Flour, 2.OuD Urls wheat ~. GO
bu rurh, 2l.uUD bu, oats, 200 bu, rye
2.uuU hu. barley. ~. upp hu.
shipments q. Flour. ilUll brls. wheat
$500 bu. corn. tGOOo bu, rye. i,OOJ bu, bar
los 400 be-.
kANs,s CRY, Mo-, OCt 10 -whcat-Rc.
ccipts. ASST bu. shipments. 1850 bu. la
siufr. ~ ~, bu. market steady, No. rid
cash nnd November. si.uD asked. December
p,sc bid. WiA,c asked, May iiUtt bid,
sIuI., asked. 40 = rcd, cash. slr asked. No
3 suit, cash. Si.uiA bid. ~ 80 asked; he.
rymbyr, gi.wh bid, NVB asked. May,
it.p1 bid. VI. 10 asked.
tonn=Rrrcipts. 2uHi bu shipments. 81,
Loo siofv, li.OiJ bu, market quiet, No. 2,cash,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Groceries.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 16-Cofee - Options
opened steady, 5@25 points up on higher
cables, and closed weak 5@I5 points below
yesterday; free selling and active. Sales of
October, SlI4O@l4SOi November, $lL35G0
l4.5O December, Sl4l0@l43O; January,
$l4.10@li30; February, SlL2O@1430 March,
Slil5@l445; April, SlL15@l4.45; May,
Sl4.l5@l4.4 49, June, Sll.50i July, $lL35; Au-
gust, $l440gl4.j5; September, Sl4.5O; spot
Rio, stronger; fair cargoes, l6Hc
Sugar-lIaw easier and dull; fair refining,
l-lGc; refined quiet and unchanged.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Oct. o. Coaee-Strong
and higher Rio common to prime, HH@
l75lc. Ricc-In fair demand; ordinary 10
prime, 3l6@5Lc. Bran-E isier at 0Oc.
Cotton seed products nominally unchanged.
lNote-All quotations of sugar and molassas
are for new crop.l Sugar--Steady; open ket-
tie, common, 3A@4hci centrifugal, choice
white, nc; oil white, 1@7%c gray white,
Gao; choice yellow clarified, 5-l69t sc;
prime yellow clarified, 6Hc; off yellow
clarified, GHmG Hc. Molasscs-Seady open
kettle, .strictly prime, 4Sci good prime, 45c;
centrifugal, good prime, 2oc; prime 2jci
Louisiana crop, 32@l2c
CHICAGO H., Oct 16--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was high
err Elgin creamery, 25@26Ic; choice west
orn, 22M2ic; choice dairy, l9a22c common
to fair, l3Gl7c Eggs-Stcady, lS@lSGc.
CINCIySATI, o., Oct. -WhiskY-Actiye,
firm; sales l,l7j brls, finished goods on basis OF
SLlL Butter-Strong fancy creamery, %
q 2Gc; prime dairy, l54 ice. Sugar-Easy;
Eggs-Firm, l7c. Chcese-Steady.
HAVANA, oct. G.-sugar-Quiet. On Sat
urday at a late hour 10000 bags Of centrifu-
gal sugar, 06 degrees were resold on specu.
latiOn at S2SiI9 gold per quintal.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IT, 1888

hnding two from small's landing one from
charDel at Straight Ripple, two from Cott?p-
wood Tree landing, three from the West Vir-
rinia side Just below DR.. jenkins landing
one from the West Virginia side opposite
baskerville, one from LeSages landing one
from the West Virginia side Of chan
mel opposite Andersons landing, two
from Gilletts landing, one from
Morgan's landing, one from the
channel at foot of Guyandotte bar, one from
Ensign landing, two from Simms' Creek
landing, five from the channel abreast of
Twelve-pole Dixie. Wrecks-Coal barge
Wood, 1861, from West Virginia side of
channel, one-half mile above Ravenswood;
coal barge from West Virginia side of chan
mel opposite the lower end of Gallipolis;
coal barge from the channel in front of the
Government light on Ohio side, above Rae
coon island; fuel flat from the channel at
foot of Raccoon island coal barge from the
channel at foot Of Guyandotte bar. Rocks
Broke up, by blasting, and dragged and scat
tered off the fragments of large rock near
the channel in front Of Double Creek land
ing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

I. & y. r. r., Us; NJ & l. r. r. r., 1000; C., o. &
s. w. r. r. Si3, L., n. o. q I. Il, r., 2Si; X. C., $.
Il NJ. r. r., 22l; X. c., NJ. * h, r. r., 62o; |. NJ. Il,
r., 707; Tenn. Mid. r. r., &c. steamers, %; wagons
400 Total, 1900 bales.
Exports-M Il 7. h, r., 40; l.. & n. r. r.,
l,liS; G., O. Il 5. W, X r.. 0i2 l., " o, ~ T. Il.
r., 1904; Tenn, Mid II. r., la Total, 3,ij7 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet, and closed quiet and
steady; middling 01l-lGc. Sales, 53l bales.
Quotations revised were as follows Ordi-
nary, 01Gc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 03-l6c; midding, o li-iGc; good
middlng, Toe; middlns fair 1886 fair,
ne,
Futures opened steady and closed firm,
rs follows. October 03l@936 November
ai2@al3 December, 0.59ga5j; January
GC2, February, 072i March, 0sl; April,
0m@o9l; May lOO0@lo0j June, 1900
July 1Ol9@l02l August lo.269io2L
Sales, $1,000 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady,
and closed steady mddIina 0Hc. Sales,
1900 bales. Quotations revised were as fol-
lows. Ordinary 735c, good ordinary, Sc; low
midilme SIC, middIiug, 9hc, good mid
ding 0)sc.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady,
as follows October, 0O3mloE November
smaaOO, December 0oim005 January
0ll@0l5, February 0.2l@p2E March,
035i April 945moiG May 055@05Gi
June, 0G,@oGGi july 07l407j. Sales,
lG,5OJ bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
New York and eastern demand, 50 discount
buyinr. sight. 81 discount buying par sell
ing. Ncw Orleans. &c discount buying, par
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
willie. demand, - buying par selling
The local stocks and bonds list revised to-
day. and shows some declines and some adj
vancos. The clcarings this week bid fair to
exceed largely the clearing, OF last week.
The local cotton market continues steady.
Sales today were 800 bales, or ZOO TO
exporters and 1000 10 spinncH, At New
Orleans spots closed steady, aud futures
steady, October unchanged, ana later
months advanced l point. Liverpool was
firm, demand fair and futures stcady-ncar
months up point, and distant months un-
changed.
The New York market was quiet and
steady, with futures firm, October advanced
] point November . points. and later
months TO points.
Hubbard, Price d Co. say "rhc trading
has been distinguished by quietly firm uu-
dcrtone. The rccciIti at the ports today
were about the same ns ON this day last year,
and offerings from the southern interior
towns continue free the cotton being de.
scibed as very much superior 70 The earlier
receipts In quality. The movement of cot
ton toward New Yorl, for delivery on con.
tract here has almost entirely ceased ns
southern dealer desire 90 dispose OF an their
offerings, including the low Grades at better
relative values than can Doc obtained in New
York"
According to the Commercial Bu',fn of
latest date, "outsdo speculation Will keeps
away from the certificate market to a CON
siderable extent and it is not quite certain
whether this g. the result pf capital largely
invested elsewhere or un absence OF clearly
formed views regarding the situation Tho
regular trade, however are doing cOusd-
oribc amount Of tmdius 81 its kind aud
managing 10 keep up O display Of ilc. with
sufficient huUtuutou 10 make market That
will bear watching and may be- laying the
ground work fbr liy,licr times iu the future.
Outside the change iu value of poor cotton
the general governing influences have not
varied much during the week. Frost stories,
60 be sure, have proven less plentiful. but
they were never more than in threaten.
ing shape. and the south Is now push
ing forward its harvested portion Of
the crop with freedom and an
evident dcsiU Ia obtain money ior IT, The
promise of au outlet is reasonably good still
but realization hiudcwd and doubtful, CON
scqucnt upon failure 10 overcome dilioul. |
tics In tho way of obtaining prompt and !
cwccuVc transportation, especially to Great
Britain. A local factor is 10 hc found In
the dread of sDmc unexpected manipulation.
A. certain large operators retain control ~
large supplies, and il {, believed can wicli
controlling power on early months at least
II 50 inclined As rule. the accounts from
the south speak II excellent weather. con
tinucd free growth Of cotton aud liberal
movement, while n balancing feature is TO
be found In private communications from
Liverpool suggesting that short time Is
nearly over and speaking of serious damage
10 lhc India crop by drouih, the Dhollcrah
district in particular being mentioned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

CHICAGO H., oct -Cattle-Receipts s.
600; shipments, 5000. Market steady.
Beeves, S5.5O@50O; steers, $3.25@35O;
stockers and feeders, Sl0O@335; cows,
bulls and mixed, Sl.35@3.50; Texas steers,
Sl.65@ 3.35; western rangers, $2.GO@ii0.
Hogs-Roccipts, 1900; shipments 1900.
Market opened strong and closed ljc lower.
Mixed, S5.GJ@GOji heavy, SiI5@6.20; light
$j6O6G6OO, skips, S2.GDM3G5.
Sheep Receipts, 900 shipments, 5000.
Market irregular Natives, S3.OOdi.OO;
westerns, S3.2O@3.5j; Texans, $2.3O@3.3O;
lambs SIUOM5.jO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
t!roeertes

tANNru Hunrs liuvipplrs VI 70 Peaches
lhs, standard o. Do second a On iona.
toes. lbs standard, N'r. 5 lbs standard
~ a. Strawberries, u ~ l,nsphrrr.cs. 81 81
hluokbyturs, tlul Green garrs 81 .
Pear, t2u rlums, t2N Asparagus. 81 90
Green corn. ~ Utti o. Green peas Al. Is
toyc oysters ulI weight / No. nSc. lbs
tl.H'. l,Hht weight G'c 2 lbs 81 ~. con.
druscd milk ruWn ttw. Enrls. O. co.
sNiss. $50 salmon 81 5htti ~ strdincs
.tii mustard strliur.. N7a Mackrfcl.
" -. herring mlgkgryl. iiu5
stsAH=lur white. sos. e. yellow clhr.
feel, Jas refined 4 ~ standard gran.
ulaicd, sN@,tc powdered. $50. cut LOAF,
$50 steady.
tOrfrE-COmmnn u'sc, ordinary. i6isc.
fair, l0sc. prime Rio. lsc choicc 60 fancy.
lpy old government, alHJic strong
sALt-Saginav. sLy0t,lJi pr bal. Ohio
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Iecdstuas

Cogv-Fmm store. white, a5c. mixed Sgc
from lcyro or dcput, white M bulk. 81. IN
a,ks. Ole mixed. Doe bulk a., in seeks. .rlc
lu,N=FuW store. N,C, from loyCc ut de.
pot tiUul.
NN#thuicc, from sturr. M car lual
ln'm lcNcr ur depot slaA ttiUun. prime.
itum Hurr. ~uu ,'. eat luii irim lrycr ~
drput fli'n prairie from store. bit.pr.
'1f Toad, iruW lr,,C ur dyIut iuHlUttl a.
uNIs lrnW .Iun, white, d. MIXED, lr.
ifum lr,vv ur depot white. Doe hulk. Ilr. IN
sacks bir. u.Sri Doe bulls 9t'. iu sacks. sic.
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ftFenfIsfuff

CoRS STANDARD. 81 3jG2 %. city
pearl, e. iS@2 ~, pearl. $3.50, roller, O.. iOS,
2ii. quiet
lir,Ns ,Sp Prw-Nayy beans. t2.25. mo.
dium. t2OO.
oar Mr,L-ln half brls. o. 50 from store.
IuAvErm Soda, treble extra &c. ginger
snaps S'sHN assorted iumblcs. iOdl2c.
cream cmckers. s't6p.
ftDrU--fr1m stnr. common, IS pO6tl ~.
family, NOipt5u choice taunoth a.. fancy.
th5hsta - extra fancy, pii5tgG2j. patent,
a. inttGGi. strong
CR,Ern WHAT-lu holt brls. SI5O irum
store.
lluNiSY sNp Gnits-From store, s325.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

At noon. Sput--FIrm demand fir.
Sal 1000 bales, OF which American
$500 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales, OF
which American ~ uUl bales Closing quota
tiuus were us follows Mijiliug upands
5iad. mlddliuR Orleans b'd.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
THESE prices ARE given in pence aud Olihs,
thu. iG3 means lGJGil aud j.ul means
% Tod
Ati pm October 5.i7 sellers October
November b.2D sellers, November DrDrm-
Der, or buyers; December january 52i
buyers January February '.2l buyers, Feb
way-Mlrch 5.2l value, Much.April, 5gJ
buyor, April May, 5.2j buyers May.Juuc,
y ~ value
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frn= Mackcf.l htli brls. No. I. - "a. No.
500 lob. At Nu. ., si.' No. =. si.2i.
No O. silO Dry h.rrur family. H. n,r
box W &. Rue hcrnuE halt bel. sGst.
Too fuuut,t. quiet Wgss pork 40 10
wiH ~ sugar cured hsW,. iIWtr. brrak.
inst bacon, iini2r yiHnr nh sides bacon.
luNHlni.r shoulder. N.Hsi.g. huik pork
clear sidcs Nh uN'. Be- clear rib sides Ni 90
one long clear u'Hr',y shoulders, 30
h'aJ
L,Un=Tcs n's@phc. hall hrls. oa.aai.r.
Kegs p'.Wpsc. choice kettle iUi,nllc
Quiet
Pos fru-Rau,ls, 500 half brls sIoo
k,Es glA
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opgncd steady and
closed steady middlinr U'sc Sales. l.5Dl
bales including 90 bales saturday evening
Of which 27Oo bales 10 exporter ani 90
bales 20 spinncn.
ENCiiANuE QUorArtoNs
Ordinary. nominal, gool Ordinary, uumi.
nal low middling. si8IGc. middlng 90.
cool mildliuH CSC. middllng fair
Wig. fair. nominal.
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PuuE CHupE Ou.-3Gr. prime sum
mcr yellow lGG,i7i prime summer white
ga l,c. choice cooking summer yellow.
than car load, 5000
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 6-Wool-QJiet
and stcnly. Rocrinls. ZIG S2S hounds.