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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29

there was throughout the day free
liquidation of long accounts which pre-
vented the general DIST from advancing
much. The heavy sales. Of New England,
which all indications poip ted to be for inside
account, was also serious clog on the bull
ish temper Of the ROOM The traders were
generally ranged upon the side OF higher
figures and the expected important meeting
Of trunk line officials today, to adjust rates,
was as to the trunk line stock and the Van:
derbilts especially were very active and
strong. Lake Shore, Canada Southern,
Michigan Central, New York Central and
the Nickel Plate stocks all made handsome
gains, which were held TO the close. The
Gould stocks were more prominent than for
q long time and the Inference is that Mr..
Gould is taking q more active hand in their
affairs. IL was again reported that the MIS-
souri, Pacific had secured st. Louis, Arkan-
sas u Texas and Missouri Pacific stock re-
sponded with a rise OF 2h per cent, while
the other Gould stocks and the st. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas securities all advanced
materially. few other spccialtcs displayed
marked strength and Chicago u East
ern Illinois, Manitoba, Chicago, 81.
Louis and Pittsburg and some OF the
southern stocks made advances. The coal
stocks were active once more but with the
grangers they were sluggish aud moved
NllllU u nuITOW TuIlBe throughout VIZ my
New England, which was forced oil over q
point but recovered to within u small frac-
ton Of its last nights price at the close. The
| opening sales were made at advances extend
ing TO II per cent though ST, Paul was Il
marked exception with loss OF u per cent
| The market was quite Irregular and feverish
with general upward tendency though
Omaha was strong and New England weak
| in the carly tradings and after fractional
advance the entire list retired TO below the
| opening figures; under the lead of Missouri
| Pacific, however, the losses were regained
though no further progress was made in
either direction until after noon. The Van
dcrbilts then became the leading futures but
| the fluctuations still continued TO be slight
though the advance was continuous until
| the last hour, when the rcalizatiOns saggcd
many stocks of slightly. The close, how
| ever, was active and strong nj the best prices
| of the day. The deals this afternoon are few
in number, while Missouri Pacific rose 2lf,
Canada Southern, lA Lake Shore, l@; Chi
cngo n Eastern Illinois preferred aud Mani
toba - per cent each, and the others frac-
| tiOnHl amounts
The railroad bond market was also active
aud showed considerable strength in spots
though the declines are few and generally
unimportsnt. Tho feature of the trading
was the Fort Worth a Denver lirsts, which
were largely traded IN at advancing prices
The 81. Louis, Arkansas Texas bonds wcr,
helped by the reported alliance with the
| Missouri Pacific, the second being especially
strong The Texas Pacific seconds were very
active, and furnished $4,000 out Of the
total days business OF g., $4,000.
Total sales II stocks today were 3G6i0
shares. Closcing quotations:
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nav NoHs. sept. 2S.-Moucy on call easy
NJ 26tl per cent, last loan per cent. closed
ofcrd at ! per cent Prime mercantile ~.
pee 5l.W1h per cent sterling exchange
quiet aud steady. with actual business az
tisJi ior sixty day bills aud tis1h Tor dc.
mand
Government bonds were quiet aud steady.
State b nds were duh aud fcatufclcss
The ttuyk market WIS again very active
aud strong oil the way out today. and
though the RESULT II the DAYS Transactions
IL 10 leave most of the list but ffactiunally
changed from last nights hrurrs the Van.
dcfbili aud Gould stocks aud spcCialtles lis
played marked strength, aud impaired al
timcs hunyant tone a. the list. CONTRARY
~ the expectations ot the bulls. London
was seller 10 a considerable extent in the
market today pnd that fact damponcd
the confident feeling somewhat. and
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Grain and Prn,i.inn..

CuIc,ao, H.. Sept. ~ The wheat pit was
arain the center of attraction today The
attendance was unusually large. The early
session was noticeable Tor activity. aud n
large business was transacted In the various
future, within high range u price. Hut a
desperate effort was made a. break prices
aud the raid proved partially successful, cN.
ccpiing Tor the September future. which
ruled stronger aud another Pc per bushCl
was added TO the advance II yesterday, NJ
which figure that future was held The
opening Tor September wheat. the same ~
the CLOSING figure of yesterday, aud with DC
Jumps prices struck a ~, NJ which hgup
the market rested, aud % noon the trader
who had control 81 The market offered 10
effect settlements on that basis. Tho open.
ing for the deferred futures was about 10
higher than yesterdays closing, and prices
further advanced about gH.c Tor Deem.
Der and MAY. hut liberal spccu alive offer
inga acted o. a bulNark against further MI.
vance. aud u soon DEVELOPED that n raid was
10 be- made ON these deliveries The oiicr-
ings we're liberal enough 10 cause q
break of lac, the October future In
the meantime declining 2hc. The
weakness was assisted somc by the report
that some wheat was hu.ng shipped from
81. Louis. also 90 rum0f that wheat was en-
route from other points a. Chicago. From
the decline noted the market reacted 40
&C hut became weak again, and finally set.
tied of L. more, very quickly ruling weak
aud closed 70 lower for October. &c lower
| for December, and &c lower for May than
closing figures yesterday.
Trading In corn wasquiic general and the
market Nas very active most u the session
a higher range ~ price, being established
The market opened about &c better than II
closed yesterday, was steady for n time
| then advanced full cent reacted &c, again
nrmcd up sc, aud closed with October &c,
/ November ii.c. aud May &c higher than
yesterday. There was pretty general sell.
Ing Of October and buying " November,
there being feeling prevalent that the
latter month Il going To sell at premium
mnnd frnm shorts aud other sources and the
feeling was altogether hrmcr than for some
DAYS. A heavy local operator was cred.
tied with selling about i,0n,uOO bu october.
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General News.

THE receipts of cotton by river are increas-
ing daily.
The Buckeye State is the next boat out,
leaving Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The City of Baton Rouge is due here on
her way from New Orleans to st. Louis.
The Desoto leaving last evening for Gin
cinnati had light freight list and few pas
sengers.
The Gayoso leaves this evening at o'clock
for Tiptonyille and way landings on the up
per coast.
The Rosa Lee arrived from Osceola yestcr-
day with 1858 bales Of cotton, bags OF seed
cotton and 3,73S sacks Of cottonseed.
The Guiding Star begins her season in the
Cincinnati and New Orleans trade today
leaving the former port at o'clock pm.
THE Golden Rule, en- route from New Or
leans to Cincinnati passed here yesterday at
noon. She transacted very little business.
The magnificent Anchor line steamer City
Of New Orleans, passed here this morning at
10 o'clock on her way from ST. Louis TO New
Orleans.
STEAMBOATS,, when having aboard no freight
or passengers from an infected district, are
once again allowed to come and 90 at their
own sweet will.
TIE Anchor Line company announces that
its boats are running rs usual, and will re-
ceive freight offerings and passengers to all
points rs heretofore.
THE james Lee brought in from Friars
Point yesterday 225 bales of cotton, % bags
Of seed-cotton and l,026 sacks Of cottonseed.
She went back last night.
The river friends Of Capt. Julius Conner
would like for him 10 explain how lac eluded
the inspection officer when lac entered Mem
phis last Friday over the Chesapeake & Ohio
| railroad.
TRAVEL on the river Is better than Il has
been for years past. Passengers receive ex-
cellent attention and fare, that indicates q
thorough revival OF steamboating. Comfort,
ease and safety are things that steamboat
men have been extremely careful about in
late years, and their efforts are rapidly grow
| ing In appreciation among the travelling pub
| lie. Although the government is strict In its
requirements, stcamboatmen are anxious to
meet them and more than provide for them.
This seasons record Is the best ever known
In the history Of western navigation.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1883

Shippers are also buying cash and selling
October.
Oats neglected and without fluctuations to
speak OF.
Mess pork was active, unsettled and high
er, prices covered a wide range. Early the
offerings were small. Opening sales were at
lOc advance for October. 1t sold up Coo,
broke soc on selling by large packer, raj
lied DC, but closed weak. November and
January were freely traded in, but fluctua-
tons were confined TO moderate range
Lard was in fair demand and higher. There
was no pressure to sell at the opening and
first sales were at 5@71c advance, sold up
10g2Oc on near futures, receded slightly and
closed easy. The longer futures were offered
quite freely toward the close and about all
the early advance disappeared.
Short rib sides were actively traded in early
in the session and prices advanced rapidly,
opening 211@71 &c higher advanced 719I1l0c,
receded 5a7lIc and closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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nnMrsrIc rXCmANaR.

Now York and eastern demand, &c dis
copnt buyinr. &c premium selling New
Orleans &c discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati. st. Louis and Louisville de-
mand par buying, 81 per $1,000 premium
selling.
The clcarings thus far this week show an
increase OF s2i5.3s0,58 over the clcarings for
same time last week, thereby indicating an
increase in general business TO that amount
The local cotton market closed steady
with sales $50 bales. The sales for the week
amounted to 4,75O bales, Of which exporters
took 1900 bales and spinnors 1850 bales.
At New Orleans spots closed quiet and
futures quiet and steady September nomi-
nal, and the other months 10 points adj
vancod.
Liverpool was firm, demand light; futures
steady, at an advance Of TO Q points. New
York spots closed firm with futures steady
October up points, with remaining
months advanced 4 TO points.
According TO the Commercial Bullciin From
the south weather conditions and crop pros
poets are generally looked upon as improv'
ing, yet the difficulties in the way Of the
present movements do not abato 10 an oN
tent sufficient 10 afford sense Of general re-
lief We hear OF new cotton Offering with
greater freedom, aud indeed with a little
pressure ina few cases yet there h grave
doubts as to rs condition, and the continued
danger Of quarantine against some Of the
more important points remains as factor TO
check supplies at any moment In fact until
the question u frccr movement Of supplies
Il Of less uncertain character, u Is likely
that the dcnl both here and abroad will con
iinuc In the same hcsi,ating form as at pres
ent."
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: "rho market
opened steady, this morning at about lns
nights closing, adviccs from Liverpool
showing that market unchanged. Up Ia th,
time that the government report was an
uaunccd Initiating strong probability OF
host throughout the south tonight, the mar
tet was without special feature, but the fear
Of ihc fulGllmcnt of the weather bureaus
ps Action was NJ once seized upon NJ lever
VIII which 10 advance prices and with the
sIccptOn OF October the closing figures
showed q gain ~ about points under the
covering Of shorts which took place. Ooio-
b., was held In place only by thc pressure
- low grade cotton, which promises 10 be
l.ndcrcd on that months contracts"
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Live stock.

CmcG0o, H., Sept 2s.-The Drorerf Jour.
nal reports: Cattlc-llcccipts, 1900 head
shipments, 400 head. Market steady
bccyos, s6 25Ci0s5; steers 100000 stock.
ors and feeders, t2.Oo93.iO, cows bulls and
mixed, Al. 3jm27b, Texas cattle, Sl.6jg2.OO,
western rangers, t2Sidi55.
Hogs-Rcccipts, HOOD head; shipments,
$500 head, Market strong aud Ice higher
mixed. SS sOOG35. light, s5.OOdGO0; heavy,
sB OOG.aOO. skips, sa5O@650
shccp-Rcccipts 1000 head; shipments,
1890 head. Market steady; natives, 5000
I2E western, sJ2,@375, Texans, S27b9
$40. lambs. fiO0Ctj76
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon spots--Firm; demand fair.
Sales, 5000 bales, of which American
1000 bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, OF
which American 200 bales Closing quo
tatinns were MS follows: Ordinary 61sd;
GOOD ordinary, . 0l6d; low mddling,
8 l3.lGd; good middlng, @ 8-l6di middling
uplands. I'll; middling Orleans, Cd.
Futures opened steady, and closed steady
These pric IS are given in pence and 6lths,
thus. lG3 means 4.G5-Gl, and 6.Ol means
51-G.l
At pm; September 600 sellers Sep
TENDER october 5.H buyers, OctOber-Noyem-
Der, 5.32 buyers November. December, 5.2O
sellers: Deccmbcr.JnnuOry, % values; Jan
uarv- February, .. % sellers; February March,
. % sellers March-April GA sellers, April
May, $50 buyers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
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lard and October ribs are In much the same
condition as wheat, Armour has the pork
and ribs and Robert Ware and Fairbanks the
lard. The first upheaval in October pork
came this morning when the shorts bid 1t up
from $500 to $3.50. Before the call. how
ever, It was back to $685.. Ribs have shown
comparatively little movement. The lard
dealers, to all appearances, have also been
spread out over November. November closed
last night at 50. 22IS; opened this morning at
80 80 and an hour later $40 was bid and
81 80 nsknl
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CoRY-Trom store, white, SIC; mixed, 53c;
from leyce or depot white, in bulk, 4sc; in
sacks, Ole; mixed, in bulk, i7c; in sacks, soc.
BRAN-From store, Soc; from lcyco or de-
pot, $3.50.
HAY-Choice from store, 0Oc; car load,
from lcyeo or depot, Sl5.5O@lGOO prime
from store. sOMS5 car load from levec or
depot, $li.50 prairie, from store, 55GtGOci car
load, from leyco or depot SlO5OtlllOO.
OArs-From store, white, 3Gc; mixed, 33c;
from lcvcc or dcpot white, in bulk, 32c; In
sacks sac; mixeu, In bulk 2Oc; In sacks, Sic.
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Iircailstufts.

Com MEAL~-Standard, $2.35@2iG city
pearl, S2.45@2. 50; pearl, $3.50; quiet
BEANS AND PEAs--Navy beans, $3.50; me
dium 500.
DAT MEAL--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRAcKEns-Soda treble extra, 6ci ginger
snaps, sLM0c; assorted jumbles, lOOl2c;
cream crackers, SHGOc.
FLouR-From store, common, s3.75@4.00i
family.Si 25M435; choice, Si.50@iGO; fancy,
$l.9O@5.O0; extra fancy, S5.l6@5. %; patent,
s.. 5Of15.75; very strong
CRACKED WnEAT--ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMuYY AND GRrTs--From store 1875.
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miscellaneous.

HAOgiNg--il lsGtllc.
rowpm-KeFs, tSOo, half kegs t275.
quarter ker-, fi.7b.
nu-fl ijCti. -.
sHor-Drop ti.tS. buck, $40.
IrAp-Nc.
TALON -l0ttc.
1on,oco-Common 25635c; other grades
3iCtSjc.
ssrTr-0arrctts. so ~ Ralph's go 25.
Dental Scotch, 5000. Railroad, SOS. Gail &
Ak, tpu1.
ColL Oit-Pdmc white, wholesale lots
pAc Ter gal.
w0ot- hurry. grease wool. unwashed. 10
OILS. clear grvasc wool, 2Oa2s, bury
washed, adHS. tub washed, 3OC55ic.
HuuWAN #is0l3N,
Nuts=lrou. t2O3. steel. $50
llfbu-ny hinL No I, lie, No. 2,sc dry
snltcd, Ne. No. , o. green saltcd, No. 1.
Gsc No. ?, isc, green, lCsjc, shccpskins,
laCttgi.uN. nfm.
WHuENH Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
ti.6OCtGO0 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. firm, " .50alUo. Eastern rycs. 81 $50,
dub according h. nrr and make. common
whisky, nC1si.Jn, acruriing to proof. moth.
ing under 80 Icr cent quoted.
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proyi.iol,s.

Fisu-Mackcrcl, half brls, No I, $3.50; No.
Q, $500; lO-b kit No. t. Sl25; No. ?, Sll5.
Dry herring, family, Doc per box.
Hoo pRopucrs--Strong and advancing
mess pork, lG.OOGgl62j, sugarcured hams,
l2lSmi3sc; breakfast bacon llGl2c; bacon
clear rib Sides lOl4ci shoulders, 0Aci bulk
pork, clear sides, 0N@0Nc; clear rib sides,
0A@0i4c; long clear 0A@94c; shoulders,
SAmsiEc. 800
iAEp-rccs, O1EMi0c half brls, 1910
IO,c kegs. iOis@l0lIc; choice kettle, 1913
mliAc. Strong and advancing
Pos FEET- Barrels, $780, half barrels,
800, kegs, 500.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady, middling, $50. Sales 40
balcs, including 90 bales last evening" Of
which i5o bales To exporters and 400 bales
30 spinncrs.
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Live stack

L,Nns-Choicc, t'tCtSc, common 20 good,
Ter head, a. tntt3UD
llous-Choioc light, Ot6lsc good, 5'l@Gc,
common atthtc
C,utr=C Choice, 1aW5hc. good 2'smJc,
sChllnNars ltwlhC,
Choice @, medium, 3@3i.c. com.
mon Al GOAL "a
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Levee.

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee Osceola; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
observation-disclosures Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee Osccola; Golden Rule, Cincinnati; De-
soto, Cincinnati.
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nAilY cnrrnS srA1rNrNr.

impotis-I. &C " u, ~. ~ AT. n H.. ~
l. A \. X u, g.. N&ia n u n. IA. q, o.&s.
W. n n, 49, LIS. q. At. H. n, 70 X. G., r. AN
r. X, 10. IN. A. a., ~ Tenn. MID. n H., -
steamers. 20 wagons, IN Total ISIS bales.
Esports-M At n RAJ An RR. i5i. G.,
o6s " H. u, "a l., n. o., 4 T. H. H.. ~
steamers north, so Total 1854 bales.
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK, Sept 2s.-Cofrce - Options
opened firm. aud closed steady; sales, o..
500 bags. including September, si32Ots 3.I5;
October, sl2G5al2sO, November. sl2OOCg
1910. December sii45@ll.0g January,
SlI rs a. il.25; February, Sli.iO ~ ll.l6,
March, sli.05@ll.l5; April, sli.i0@lil5;
May, Sii.lOgii2G June, sil.20, July, Sll.2O.
Spot Rio hrmer; fair cargoes, loo l5hc.
sugar-Raw, nominal; refined, quiet
CiNcINSArt, o., Sept. 2s.-whisky-Actiyc
and firm; sales, Ills barrels finished goo,s
on basis Slil. Butter, firm. Sugar In fair
demand. Egs, firm at iGglIc. Cheese,
frmcr.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Sept 2s.-on the produce
exchange today the butter market was weaker
but not quotably lower Egg-Firmcr, lsls
CLiuC
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Articles.
Cash quotations were rs follows

Cash quotations were rs iOllOWs'
Flour-In good local demand; patents,
$9.0O@G.l5 bakers, in sacks, ShOO@4.16,
winter. SI.Sj6I5.l0.
No. 9 spring wheat, sl45@l 4oII; No. 3
spring wheat. S7@93c; No. 2 red, Sl.i6CD
lO9J& No. . corn 4lAc; No. 2 oats, 239sc;
No 2 rye 52c; No. barley nominal; No.
fax Seed $l.33; prime timothy seed, Sl5o.
Mess pork, per brl, Sl5.OO@l502l9; lard,
per 100 lbs, Sl062H short ribs, sides, loose,
- 75@S.77J5 shoulders, boxed, Ss.621sCg
$40; short clear sides, boxed, S0.OOG025.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat 10000
bu; corn 3sl, 600 bu; oats, 21LOOO bu; rye,
II, 900 bu barley %, 600 bu.
Shipments--Flour, 6OOO brls, wheat 3D.
900 bu; corn, 2SS,OO0 bu; oats, $4,000 bui
rye 5000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. 2S.-Flour very
strong.
Whcat-Cash stronger options higher.
Another advance in the Chicago market
caused n scramble TO buy at the opening
stronger cables and a decrease in the stock
here adding TO the bullish feeling, and sales
were soon made at / lk9l9sc advance. There
was a relapse Of A@Jsc later and the market
was very nervous and unsettled. The close
was firm at A@Hc over yesterday; No. Cred,
cash. 06l4@07c; September, g7hc, closing at
O04c nominal; December, 09ss@SlOOl5c,
closing at $3.50; May, SLO3lE@LOiI4, clos
ing at 1855.
Corn-Highcr; No. cash, 3o1l@lOc; octo-
Der, 3ShM3Sssc, closing at 3ssSc.
Oats-Eirm; No. 2 cash, 225SCg23c; Septem-
Der, 2294c; May, 2sc bid October, 2jAc bid;
year, 22l9c bid.
Rye-Slow; soc FIR No. 2, cash.
Ban-Steady ut CSC.
Flaxseed-Quiet at Sl.25.
Conmcal-Unchanggd at 50 l0@215.
Hay-Quiet and unchanged; prairie, 1918
! @s.50 timothy, s0O0@liOD.
Butter-Stcady and unchanged; creamery,
10000; dairy, l5@l7c.
Provisions-Strong and higher. Pork
tl5.5O@l5.75. Lard-Prime steam, nomi.
nal at 1850. Dry salt meats-Shoulders,
$500, longs and ribs, 500; short clear,
50 10. Bacon-ShouldeS, SS.75; longs and
ribs, $9S7 l(Jsl0OQ; short clear, Sl0.l5@
Reccipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 10000
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
| 5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, ~
COO In; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 90, 900 bui rye,
n,nT barley, none.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept. 2s.-Wheat-
receipts, 3,OIl; shipments, 90; In store, 2Od,'
| pa, steady. No 2 red. cash, Sc bid; no oncri
October. s6I.c bid; December, Sslsc bid So
asked; May, gO1sc bid, Ojc asked. No. 3 red
cash, 7II.c bid, 76ifc asked. No. 2 soft cash
03jI asked; December, 90c asked May, y9C
asked.
Corn-shipments, COO, in store li,77C
/ bushels. Quiet; No. 2 cash: no bid, no Of
| fcrs; October, 20isc bid, 81 &c asked; the
year 2sc bid, 20y.c asked May, S0jic bid,
| 81 nc asked.
oats-NO. cash, ioc bid, 2Oc asked.
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INV nNiIANa
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet MiddlinA p'sc. Sales. i,25H bales.
Quotations were as follows Culinary.
7 1916. good ordinary, soI6c. low mid.
ding. 5.i6c, middling o'sc good miidlIng
~ b-iGc.
Futures opened firm aud closed quiet and
steady, NJ follows September, nominal.
October, p.3tf,pl 3 November. nIpCal si
December, a@@p2i, January. 2sstp ~
February. p.37m03s Marrh OlGtp a..
April. 065ag50. May pO@gGi. June.
os29o5L July, osi@o1 Sales, i2IOj
bales.
DAILY ioHr AED INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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sot,ou seed Products.

FEMr tuvnr Oul-j,Cgi~'. prime summer
yellow, t2MisC, new &C.. prime summer
white cotton srcd oil. i36t -. Oft summer
yellow, inttt,c, choice cooking summer
yellow. thttt1c, cotFon seed meal. si7 600
isuO. lee, than car load, ti7 SOC,iSbD. Oh
cotton seed meal, tiGOt lees than car load
Lots NiEuu
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE i-so PREM, SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, o $40
Sales Today, $50 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29
stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. s. A.,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, sept -, sam.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named IN the 10Th meridian time, which Il
one hour later than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29
NAnnI-
New yor,. pr, Goods uarhc,.

ST. Louts, Mo, Sept. 2s.-Wool-Stcad!
aud UNCHANGED, with fair demand.
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INrnANnr ornIlIInNa.

Ordinary, use ruod ordinary, SIC. low
middliuF, csc. middlinr, g9.ci good mid
ding, loo, middling fair, i0',oi fair, nomi.
nal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29

Nrw Yong, Sept 2s.-Dusincss with agents
WIS n little better, while with iobbcrs u was
of fair proportion.
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OH and TurpestIuc.

CLEVELAND, o., sept 2s.-Pctrolcum-
steady; :. ". llO', 7Ac.
wLMSoroS, n. O., Sept 2s.-rurpentinc
Firm; Jsi.c.