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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
VOL. 23.-NO. %.


o. an IN TrstiientiaI nor~s
nat uaahss tiais lifs q state
of us1ustaut tuFtuant nsssst Hreaa
fht iash uhn uays lats
hs never kssf.s his wara but ia
W. ffiFHas aHtaffpatr
hls ouuiins faf uaar, whna.
Thf mau shl aIaafs lats
ne 49, D. d asHnf 81 haif t.asi ia
hun sat t. .fr nsst rishi
Ana hafrH sfHn "a sisn ~ hin,
TIE usH vilas a5wsFs late
VITA So .#.., Etuiy mace.
tis tFpss iu I .aiH
tis tar1.Htss H.I $50 anu lass
W. a.aH ub. a.aaFs lair
~ Sever rafHs fH Hfhrrs rIans
'tA haHr fH. 90 thea salt
~ saYs aIaH# HT I EiHasft
ths $50 aH .safs Iats
hui sotur Ca. HHH. stHisui stu taa
On hiFa 81 $3.50 H# afe.
Ana b. q o. 3. lfs tHa. HfN N
ihe uan whfs afa tate
WeeN hs ra-us - af aat - hrvatA
- cd - iNs sIe.
~ fAwssf q asF "a car a.suls iu.
AAas 49, - ff Hash taa Iais
ssasfr..fs tstfas
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
KING GAMsRisus.
The Mythiosl H'st"ry - the tns~at"s
0eFmany's Amsl,sF ttrinh.

Tho Mythiaal nustarS - the iav~ataF -
osFmahy's Ausi,sF tirtah.
Ganhrinus. q snhtisiNs ar Cambrinus
tihe same h siso given a. taWpicr.
Gambler 90 CimsrcrI is the mythical In
veut,r q beer or ale ~ i usually
spoken - a. King or Duke q Plan
ders and Brabant who hourishsd al
spine uncertain period IN the remote
past but a tradition, favored ~
med ipyal German historians, mads
him a King a the Taiscones. s ancient
Germans the seventh Ia descent from
Noah. Who succeeded his father. Marso,
about l9SO H. O.. and founded the cities
~ Cambray and Hamburg (ihe latter
vas in effect known o. the Romans a.
Gambriyiuml, and after glorious
reign a forty -four years. during whi,h
hs exteadod the boundaries "a bis king
dom frcm the Rhine "a Asia. passed
aSay aud was deiiied by bis subiects-
Gambrihas i represented as q Porily
gray beard. ruLicund. bat diguihed.
with crown ON his bead. the regal 90
dueal crnine on his shoulders. aud .
f''aning tankard In HI. hand Not In
freqaent,y be is st Astride ~ beer
barrel In German tayerns bis por-
tait Is usually accompanied by verses
q which the following l. q translation;
MY name when was living was Gam
brinus, King q FLANDERS and Of Brab-
ant mads malt from barley. and In
vrntsd the bruwing q beer. That .
Shy the gos.liY eoispany of brewers
can truly claim thgd they have . hing
Tor a master Let any other guild of
workaaen show the like u their patronF
faritus mentions that beer. OF the
Juice Of barley. was the fsyorite drink
among the Germans u his time. Be-
fore thea. however. beer vas known
In Egypt and In Greeee, though never
In Rome. The Egyptians attributed
its inyention 90 their god. osiris. and
Il 10 = curious coincidence that German
tradition gives Isis 10 Gambrinns As
'As wife. -Lsppaaooffs Magasase
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

james spencer Chattanooga gro
s.r. being greatly troabled by aies put
twenty zone shcets u sticky ay-papor
about his stare In the evening he
gathered them up and Rotieed how
mneh heavier they were. being covered
with aies Ils weighed the twenty -one
sheets aud found they weighed seven
pounds Then he pat twenty-one fresh
sheets On the seales and they weighed
four pounds four ounce. Thus the
flies weighed two pounds lwe.ve onRcea
lie found that there we're twenty flies
30 each square Inch % the ay-paperi
each sheet had $50 square inches aad
6T2o nies and the twenty-one shesss
had l4l. 10 aies Thus one may aseeF-
tain the weight ~ hyi FOE u iti. i2o
flies weigh two pounds twelve oaaces
it's easy b. calculate what one wil
weigh CAesgo AsWa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

The Mlssi-sippi river has been 90
low the last year that sisamboatmep
have found u very difficult 60 navigats.
ard are almost ready IA abandon river
importation below 81 Louig
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-02-09

TIVE Chicago men once started on
= wager 70 see Who could bell the
hggess lie. One ~ them began "A
geatlemAn from So Louis stop
right there" said the osher man. ''and
take your money. Iean't g. ahead u
Inv ---Josvnsl " E.isoais0A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

THE Rosa Lee departs this evening at 8
o'clock for Osceola.
THE U. p. Schenck, from Cincinnati, is
due here en- route TO New Orleans.
The Gayoso leaves tomorrow evening at 5
o'clock for Tptonville and the upper bends.
The Coahoma is the Lee line packet leav-
ing this evening at . o'clock for Helena and
Friars Point
The Granite State, in command OF Capt.
Dan A. Mars, leaves this evening at o. clock
for Cincinnati.
TIN City of New Orleans Is announced TO
leave here tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
for New Orleans.
Tue Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City yesterday morning and returned last
evening, having good cargoes both ways.
The City Of Cairo, for Natchez, at 10 O'Clock
am, and the City of Monroe, for st. Louis,
at II o'clock M, are the Anchor line steam
ers announced TO leave here today.
THE St. Louis & Mississippi Valley Trans
portation company has chartered the steam
er r. f. Eckert and "a wrecking pump to
wash away mud bank in the channel at
Twin Holows, 50 that their boats will be
able 10 get by with their lows. For the past
week their boats have been Obliged TO pass
that point taking one barge at time.
IN giving the history Of the engines Of the
Ed j. Gay which were first built for the
Alice Vivian in the liftics, and which left
her Alabama river trade to become a block
adc runner during the war, one or two links
in her history have been overlooked, says
the New York Marine journal twas in the
spring Of 1861 that she was bought by the
Mississippi Valley Navigation company and
brushed up for a trip to New Albany, where
her engines were TO be used in n new
steamer, 36j feet long to be run between
New Orleans and Cairo 10y the above COM
pany, of which Capt David DcHaven, de-
ceased, was president. For some reason she
did not go. though Capt. James hurry, "A st.
Louis and New Orleans pilot, got her ready
for the trip Probably her engines were
found too small for the boat projected The
company, however, sold her 70 the late
Capt Richard Sinnott who used them on
the Gov Allen before Capt Brown utilized
them for the Ed J, Gay.
AccoRptNG 20 the pilots OF the Arkansas
City which passed here yesterday morning
on her way from 81. Louis 10 Natchez the
boat had rough experience at Pull Tight.
She was drawing . feet inch herself and
her lighter I feet. They transferred some
of their freight Ia the lighter till they both
drew feet scunt, then forced them over the
bar The a. feet channel was discovered
after five hours sounding, extending over
one aud half miles OF river surface, and
while the water would not float the Arkan-
sas City there Is enough Of II running over
the bar In the terrific current 10 iloat the
Great Eastern with a full cargo, II IL was
confined Ia good channel. The pilots re-
port ) feet at GrCcnlcc's bend, q feet
az Thomp,ons, feet inches at Prices
landing. 3 feet NJ Goose island 5JS feet at
Kinney point, six feet at Liberty and 20,
90 feet below Chester down shore and no
sign Of am outside channel, scant feet at ST.
Charles 81 feet at Pcrry's and feet 3
inches at Lucas crossing, where the channel
has somewhat improved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

ing crops has tendency to create an easy
feeling, especially on tic deferred months:
Oats were very dull, with a weak and
heavy feeling, with 1sc decline in some in
stances.
AT the opening trading in mess pork was
fairly active, and stronger feeling .devel-
oped, especially on October, which was
bought by shorts First sales were at 2ISc
advance, sold up 171sc, weakened, and all
the appreciation was lost. January received
fair attention, but declined lOc. Lard was
moderately active but unsettled. Opening
sales for October were at 2Hc advance, re-
coded l21zc, but rallied nc January was
traded in to fair extent and advanced DC,
but receded l0c. Short ribs were fairly
active but unsettled. Early the market was
firm and prices advanced 2jI@5c. Shortly
before the close reports that yellow fever had
broken out in Memphis caused increased
selling, and prices OF the near future de-
clined 7lI0lOc, and the market closed easy
at inside figures
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
NIscrIInnrnns.

lIrpu-pry dint, No. !. l0sauc. No. .
760Nc. Try saltc,l, 7tCt,c; No. 2, 6'sCtGc
green ultCl No I, G06sc. No . 90
&c green, J'S9ric shccpskius i5c@sl 90
firm.
WmsEY-Stmirht Kentucky Bourbon.
" HOtGUp Robinson aud Lincoln countirs,
Tenn, hfm, a. tnWAUG Eastern rye.
sls't,Aw according a. ngc aud make.
common whisky mcCFlJp, according to
proof nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
nAUutsu=il isGsiIc.
rowu,E kc~ 800. half kegs 25S.
! quarter krrs, "a 90
| Iup=ft iitti "a
snot-nrnp, 81 ., buck, sl.70
lFsp=st
| TtitnW #1Gttc
Nus Iron. SOS. steel t2M
| TouACco-tummuu, 2ittli,. other grades.
| IhmAic
svurr=Garrcirs $40 49, Rnlph's SO -.
| Dental Scotch. siOOJ. Railroad spa,. Gail
| 4 A. 500
Coat ou--rrimc white, wholesale lots
/ pA,c per rnl.
Noui hurry grease wool. unwnshel. I,
/ 6l3C clear rnrbsc wool. 9bH 49, bury
| washed, 2Ntlhc tub washed, JUlJJlc
| HTuWAN=tNftNr.t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
alrnrrrIna.

CANNED Goopr-piuc appl. 81 80 peaches,
lbs, standard, .l,iu second, rl2j Iuml.
toes, lhs standard, uu. lhs standard,
st.lO Strawberries, sl25. Rlspbrrric-.
$40. Blnrkhcrrirs sluD, Green Cages.
$40. Pears, 500. Plums, Sl,Sj A,piu.
gus, sl2i. Green corn, $40. Green peas,
sl2l Cove oysters full weight I III. q 90.
lbs ,lOo light weight, CO.., lbs, Dsc. Con
dcnsci milk-CDwn, shpb Eagle, $40,
Swiss, 500 Salmon, ti1bH2iD Shrdinos,
SjObHh2i, mustard ariin,.. 500 Mack.
Crrl, ~ % herring maCkcryl, slni.
SugAH-lurc white. sc. Oh white, &c,
yellow clarified, 74@Sc, refined \, Sci,
standard graduated, SNNS4c powdered
SA,c cat Loaf, SAc firm.
CoWrE-t ummon. ii'sc, ordinary, i5isc
fair ~ 'ac primo Rio, l,C, choice 10 fancy,
lnr. old government, 3nH32c strong.
sALt-Sngnnw, SlJOML35 per hrl, Ohio
river, si.2pCgi - per brl, SKIS, line, si.31CU
40 coarse, siiOttiih, pkts, 2Aft1c.
hcr-i.ouisiana, 6csb1c, Carolina, o.,
quiet.
CANpirs Stick, all sizes. w bNs. pals an,
brlS nttilc: fancy assorted, pCiljc, cNtU
fancy, iSDtHhC. firm
Cnrrsr-rrimc Hats, 7msisc. New Norl
factory, s@nc; full cream, il@ll'sc, Nounp
America, ilCtllltc.
SCARS Ann CANpLrs-Sunp, 3aCtjc; can,
dies full weight D'sc.
StNRruH3'aO3l
MoiAssts-lpuisinnn. common IN fair. M
Ct25c. prime choice. a3Dt3,C, fancy, inOr
lhc. centrifugal, common a. fair 3H2tU.
prime 10 choice, JoW5ic. syrup, N@hc,
uuipt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
LIVERPOOL,

At noon: Steady; demand fair. Sales,
1000 bales, Of which American 1900 bales.
Receipts, 1920 bales, of which American
g,2o0 bales. Closing quotations were rs
follows: Ordinary, SD; good ordinary,
0-l6d; low middling, bid; good middlng,
Ghd; middling uplands, l5-lGd; middling
Orleans, l5-l6d.
Futures opened firm and closed easy.
[Thesc prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus: 4.63 means IGj-GI, and Dol means
5,1-G4l
At pm: September, $3.50 sellers Sep
tember.0ctobcr, $50 buyers; October-Novem-
her SIS buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6.2l
values, Dcccmber.Janunry, $40 yalus; Jan
uary-Fobruary, 3. 20 sellers; February March,
52Oibuycrs; Mnrch-APril, 5.22 sellers; April
Nav b23 buyers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

CopE-From store, white, soc; mixed, 53c,
from cycc or depot white In bulk, Use, In
sacks, ole; mixed, In bulk, i7c; In sacks, juc.
BEAS-frum store Soc; from loycc or de-
pot, $500
nAY--Choicc, from store 00c; car load,
from lcvcc or depot sl5jomlG0E prime,
from store, suCtslc, car load from lcvcu ur
depot. sli6D, prairie, from store ii0Gur car
load from loyDc or depot siOjpCtllm.
ONrs-From store, white, Bee, mixed 3jc,
from loycc or depot, white, In bulk. 32r, In
sacks, Sic; mixed, In bulk, 2lc, In scks, Sic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
uo.s.no,a suppII.s.

Arrtu-ti.5OW,2 - per br. Dried apples
3m3'tc per 10, iromstorc. Dried peaches, 80,
o. from store,
fHuir-lirm. Oranges, tGOo per hoV
| Lemons tiuu6t3iO per box. bananas, a ~
| 2uppyr huuCn
Euus- Firm. Boxes. Ice eases. To-
RusiNs= london Layers. s2jOWJO1, layers.
| o. -. California. sa5uHAuD
iurtrR- liuttcrIuc, Zoe, creamery. 2lc.
dairy l,c. country butter. i2'stgljc.
CiprH-OEark, $3.50 per brl, aud $3.50 per
half hrl
NtNuuAu-r"f raj tOOiac
NEurr,utrs-uniuns a Is per hrl. Cab.
hnrc Loose, 81 Louis, bftdC, Chicago. 600
5c kmut, brl, 500, hall brl, $3.50. Garlic,
81 per ipp.
rOuirRY Chickens young. si3592JO.
mixed 500 hens. o. 7h@Aun
Nru-Cocoanuts, fiun per 100. Peanuts.
Virginia, HsG6c. Tennessee, farmers stock,
aaCtic-runstcd 2'tc higher shcllcl, GCg5c
iccnns, Texas. pOtl2c.
fIyKtrs=llrls 81 half hrls 500
rotAtous-firm, Sl.7j per brl; sacks, Csc,
sweet, ~ % pCT bfl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes In quotations were made yes
tcrdoy in the general market Grain in
store at the clevators-Corn, 1885 bushels;
oats, %, 1856 bushels; wheat, 65O5 bushels.
At New Orleans the tone Of sugar is strong
owing TO iirmness in New York. There Is
very little Louisiana sugar IN the market
and the demand is mainly filled with refined
goods, which are higher. Molasscs quictand
nominal. Rice continues in fair demand,
and finds prompt sale; prices are firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
arnIn nnd I,ro,I.Ian..

CmcAgo. ~. Sept - The board " i.adc
toliy resumed the plan ~ holding but a
single session, which closed al iib O'Clock
pun, instead II I o'clock. the afternoon
session being abolished. Trading W. wheat
was more active. and II anything more gvn.
cu'l than tor snmc days past The feeling
too, wa. unsettled. At the opening the mar.
bet WIS weak and pricc, k(,ic lower than
the closing figures yesterday. This weakness
Wa attributed a. the uufayomhlc tenor vt
European market adyiucs There we're ma.
mgruus buying orders on the market nt the
decline. aud prices reacted AMa,c. then
ruled easier iurnWhilc with prices dropping
back 'sc, hut later Became strong advancing
'au, aud closed about ',C lower than ycstcf.
day 4 rumof that the French Chamber Of
Deputies hal refused 90 take action on the
proposed adjustment II the duty on Inn.
ported wheat had n temporary effect. but al
foreign news appeared 20 be- ignogcd, the
market being governed mainly Us domestic
influences. News from the northwest con.
tinuos 90 be- " q hullish character. aud
although only confirming former statements.
u appeared ~ have some effect
Speculative trading IN corn wac only
moderately active today transactions being
tu great extent loCnl. aud fluctuations
within ~ range The feeling developed
was inclined to be- easy, though the market
ruled comparatively steady compared with
yesterday. There was no important feature
developed, aud The market Nas governed
almost entirely by local influences the
operators oi prominent local trader having
considerable a. do with the course u prices
Tho opening was shade below the closing
quotations " yesterday after which the
market ruled illWCE advancing a.r. reacted
hWAc, became steady and closed kaR.r
lower than yesterday. The movement 10
this market continues on liberal scale. and
this aud the favorable weather fnr the grow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

Corn MrNI-s,andard, $23jCl2i0, city
pearl, $2.i5@25O, pearl, $500, quiet
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, $3.50, mcdi-
um, - 90
DAT MEAL--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRAcRERs--Soda, treble extra, &C.; ginger
snaps, Si.@0c, assorted jumbles l0Wl2c;
cream crackers, Slz6gDc.
FLouR-From store, common, S350d376
family, 81. SCOT 10, choice Sl2j01l 80, fancy
SL65CL75; extra fancy, $i0JCgjdO, patent,
g. 25GO5. so strong
CRACKED WuEAr-ln half brls $3.50 from
store.
lloNISY AND GUim-From store $325,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

lloNr testimonials are most reliable and
n you will SEA your name aud address wc
will send statements of numhets ~ the best
citizens ol Nashville regarding the wonder.
iul cures effected BY the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
h,,'I AUS. Il,l Genus anu "
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. for sale by
Holster, -. Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
THE RIVERS.
SteamhOats Leaving.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Arkansas City, st. Louis.
Departures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Arkansas City, Natchez.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middlinF, o'.c. Sales %,
bales, Of which l55 bales TO exporters aud
$50 bales 10 spinncu.
EXCuANUE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, TIC. good ordinary, SIC; low
middlinr, oiscj middling. p'sc, good mid.
ding iO,so, mlddling fair, lose, fair, nomi.
nal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

L,Nl.-Choicc, S. common to good, Per
head, ttDnuaUD
Hous choice light G8Glfc good, 5li@Gc;
common hC,iiHc.
Ctuu-Choicc as@Ji.c, good, 2l.@Jc.
tcalluvngs ii,M2tc
snrlr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3@Jiic, com.
mon Al uuuI.fu
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Provisions.

FISH Nnckcrcl, hall brs. No. /, S. 90. No.
.. $500 lOlo hit, No /, Si2I No. =, SLID
Dry herring family, 2,c per box.
llua PHopUcrs-StronE mess pork. $40 %
mlhjO, sumr-curcd hlms, 12Amljl &C.,
breakfast bacon lltIi2c, bacon, clear rib
sides, lO'ac; shoulders, uiac; bulk pork,
clear sides, uAc. clear rib sides, Dl.c, long
clear, uisc. shoulders, S'tGsisc.
L,up-Ics. 0sOlOg hplf hry lOlmluic
kegs, lo' swlu'.ci choice kettle lU's9li3sc.
Strong.
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Live stock.

Cmc,ao, H., sept eO.-Thc Drorcr,' Jour
Hu reports Chttlc-Rcccipts, i6.OO0 head
g. inCtI5i. stockcrs and feeders. Si.pOtIa ~.
COWS. bulls aud mixed, si.25ColOO Texas
and Indian steers, s. iO6tLOl, western rang
Crs, 80 100000
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. shipments.
Z. $50. market Irregular mixed, shupOUGD ~
heavy, <6iS@8Sb; light, ti5Oad5G skip,
ki75tibG1
shccp-Rcccipts, 5000 head. shipments.
2On market steady, natives S275ct 10.
westerns s3eoGS1G3; Texans SlOOttJ. 40.
lambs. sJ.aAAln
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Impous-N & e n u, 80: N. AFR X, ~
Ian RR, n. ~ Al H. n, ~ e, &s "
a. ", o. l., n -. AT H. r., ~. X C,s&M u
r., 10 K.C, NJ. a nh r., ? Tenn. Md. n a..
b steamers. 81 Wagons ID Total $40 bales.
ESports-i. a y. n n, so e. ~. 6sw r..
" L.No&T H.. iis steamer, north. ~,
Total. 5ol bales.
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Nniinn snr.l I.rn.inr,.-

rrlNr IEvnr Ou.=J5ml>r, prime summer
yellow, i2Dtiic. prime summer white cotton
seed oil, tarti'C on summer yellow, inti2c.
,huito cooking summer yellow, lhbt &c,
cotton scod meal si5 Ooals 90 less than a
car lnid az jlNyiN1u. uil cotton seed meal
tlHuD, lees than car lott. fi5O1
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Spots opened quiet aud closed quiet.
quotations revised. middliur, 10 7.lOc SALES.
sOl bales Quotations were a. follows
Ordinary. 7,.c, good ordinary, Oi.iGc low
middlnr. loC. midilinr ~ 7.iCr good
middling, iO).c middling fair il3sc, fair
We.
FUTURES opcuci steady and closed barely
steady W follows September. pUltt
ao', October, uCJttp0I November, uhI
ahut December NHinaUp January. uEt
hhWl February, U5JnusI March. psi
tthsa April usHHIlu. NAV. uu.ttp ii,.
lune io"'"iOW july iOugi0l2 sales.
va so bales
Nrw ourANs.
Tho spot market opcucj steady and
closed easy MiddIur. n'.c. SALES.
l,ioO bales. Quotations were ~ follows
Ordinary, 1916; good ordinary, sUIGr
low midillng a5iCc mijdliur s.c. goo,
middlne, no 5.iGc.
Futures opened barely steady and close,
steady a. follows September pWm
e40 October. piptn ~. November gO,a
boa. December piuH1 ~. January. pIsm
ei0, February, 0EW12-. March. nggapy,
April, $500 o. May, n5lHp ii June. ID
GB6i. July, D52Hhia salrs ~ 100 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR aoyrNryr.
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on aud rurpcn,ine.

CtrvrLANn, o., sept N.-Pctrolcum-
steady, =. ". iiO', 79Ec.
MtlNrSaroS, \. C., sept @.-Turpcntiuc
Firm, ia.
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Tur Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky Il
the wonder Of the world, and 20 are the
Grand Republic Cigarros aud Buiios.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex'
CHANGE Lee PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middling Cotton, o $50
Sales Today. 32o Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw loRE, Sept ~ Money on call easy
q 2@2lSPcr cent CLOSED offered NJ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5A@jG per cent
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Stagc Of The RINer-.

OFTtCE SIGNAL SERVICE. a. e A., |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept. 40, am.
Tho following observations are taken at all sta.
lions nlmcd In the 10Th meridian time, which Is
Que hour later than Memphis time.
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Wool.


ST. LOWS, Nc, sept 90 wool-Quict
and easy.
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NV YouE, sept 2O-with jobbcrs Al
agents trade was moderate.