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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-19
tlraIn aud pro,i.iou..

Cuic,Go, Ill.,, Jan. ls.-Tho hands ON the
dial ~ the indicator which vgistors the
price Of pork ran foot races with each other
nt the opening ~ the board. The market,
which closed panicky yeslerlay after n de.
cline oi ca, sold Oh ~ further on the curb
after the bonrl closed. ono of the curiou.
features which developed rs the day ad.
vanccd, was the olncclling Of buying orders
which were held 10y commission houses.
May pork finally closed steady NJ Sli %.
Lard aud ribs opened 80 90 i0c under yostcr.
days close Hut good buying soon caused a
reaction 90 Tuesdays figures. May lard
closed at y b2ll aud May ribs at 81 rs.
wheat ne The opening attracted but little
attention, but later IN tho session raid
was started NY prominent house, which
carried May down from the opening Sissc IA
bAc. Tie scalplng element aided the de-
cline. but they were bullish IN sentiment
and bought lively later around S3c FOL
May, 10 which price ID shortly reacted, and
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Last Years Prosperity.

Prom the fhiladelphta inquirer
Completed government reports for 1887
furnish balance sheet Of the greatest in
dustrics in production and manufactures
Of the land. The yicldoi wheat was 49,
oOO, 600 bushels; corn, Lass, 100000 bush
els; cotton, Il, CSC, 900 bales pig iron, 7OO,-
600 tons greater than In 1886 anthracite
coal, 2,J0O, 100 tons moro than during the
previous year, and OF bituminous, 2,1OO.-
600 tons greater, also; petroleum, $780,
600 gallons les, with 10000 gallons less
delivered, caused by curtailing the supply.
The production Of steel rails was increased
4OO,O tons; 1900 mon miles OF railway
wcrc constructed, 2,Oil locomotives, III, lI5
freight and 1906 coal cans were built
more than in any previous year. The cx-
changes Of the clearinghouse In the
United States aggregated sol, 0jl, SIS, 7l3,
a gain oi nearly $3.50, 100000 over 1886.
Outside OF New York, which showed n
loss, the gain was l3.2l per cent Barring
exchanges, due To stock exchange opera
tons there, the gain Of the whole country
reflects q greater activity In general bust
ness ul fully % per cent. over 1885.
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General News.

BUSINESS good.
CLEAR and cold
No IcR in the river.
RIVER rising slowly.
SLIPPERY on the levec.
THREE boats leave today.
Arkansas river is falling.
THE Lee line packets left with fair trips.
THE Cumberland river is rising again at
| Nashville. .
TnE Tennessee river is rising rapidly at
Chattanooga.
TmE small steamer Ida came out of Wolf
| river yesterday.
THEnE Is little or no ice In the river be-
tween here and Cairo.
DuRING the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday, the river here rose inches.
TuE DcSoto left yesterday for Cincinnati
with 500 barrels of oil and u lot Of sundries
THE lighthouse tender Joseph Henry will
leave here the latter part Of the month for
New Orleans.
THE Rosa Lee, from Osccola, had % bales
OF cotton, 3 bags of seed cotton and 20 sacks
Of cotton seed.
TIKI q. Il. Monticth Is due from the Ohio
river She has In tow number Of boats
loaded with produce.
THE james Lee, from the lower coast,
brought ~ bales OF cotton, 4 bags Of seed
cotton and III sacks Of cotton seed.
TnE Ohio, Capt. John S. Jones' is an
nounccd TO leave here tomorrow evening fer
Cincinnati. Capt q, u. Russell Is agent.
JrssE PmTcnARD, the well known Cincin-
natl and Memphis pilot who has been sick
Tor several weeks, has almost recovered, and
will soon be on duty again.
THE Gayoso, Capt. w. +. Hall Is the
regular packet leaving this evening for Os-
ceola, Rudolph, Fulton, Tiptonvillc and all
way landings ON the upper coast.
The City OF Cairo, Capt. Lightncr arrived
yesterday from Vicksburg with $40 bales Of
| cotton, 40 bags OF seed cotton, and 1900
sacks Of cotton seed. She leaves again this
evening for Vicksburg and all way landings
THE Kate Adams, Capt Mark Check
leaves at o'clock this evening for Helena,
Terrcnc, Concordia, Arkansas City and all
way landings. Capt. VIM. Banker is chief
clerk, and Is assisted in the Office by Lew
Price and Harry Best
TuE fight between the five packets running
In the lower coast trado-owncd by feathers
and Tobin-continucs The latter now adj
yertiscs 10 carry freight on the Pargoud
from New Orleans 10 Greenville ut half card
rates and cotton at 30 cents per bale. Lots
Of fun In uiis, but no money for the owners.
THE ten supervising inspectors Of steam
boats held their annual meeting In WASH
ington yesterday. Capt. Irwin Dugan's re-
| port for this district shows the number OF
steamers inspected 10 be 25l, aggregating
$500 tons. These steamers give employ
ment 10 i4,OOO unlicensed men. The officers
licenses was 1915. The number Of passen.
gers carried during the year was !, sJ5,ils
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS THURSDAY JANUARY 49, 1888

per dozen. Vcnison-Wholo deer. 66S6c
saddles l0@l2c Wild ducks, 5000 25 pei
dozen. Rabbits, 81 % per dozen. Prairie
chickens, 70 per dozen. Wild turkeys, 6oGi
75c.
PoULrrY-Chickens, spring, $2G2 80; n,ns
AZ 5Ota2 10; turkeys, SSgl2; dressed chickens,
81 J0@3; turkeys io9l2c per pound;
ducks, S2C@2 %; geese, s3@4 per dozen.
PICKLES. Barrels, ~ 30; half barrels ~.
EdGs--Stendy at 1sGgl9c.
RAIsISs-London layers, 81; layers, 81 10;
California, So %.
BUTTER utterine, 16@isc; creamery, 80
oslo dairy, lSM2ic; country butter, l5(G3D,
CInER-New York, 50 50 per brl aud 81 50
per half brl.
Nurs--Cocoanuts, 81 30 per 100. Pea
nuts-Virdnin, g.; Tennessee, farmorsstock k,
3Giic roasted, 21c higher; shclled, l0c.
Pccans-Tcxas, 0gl2c.
PorAToEs--Fi Firm, selling at SlGJl 20 per bn,
~ 1908 - per brl; sweet potatoes, 1902 20
per brl.
YNEGAR-Per gallon l0Gi5c.
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EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north and cast, on
demand x discount buying. New York and
principal cities north aud cast sight, =
discount buying. New Orleans, - discount
buying.
Selling Ratcs-On New York, = per cent.
premium ON sums below. Sl,oo0, 81 10 per
1900 premium on Gums 81 fi,coO or more;
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville,
81 10 per 81 $50 premium ON all sums; on
New Orleans, 81 90 per ~ 900 on all sums.
The only transactions noted ut the stock
call board meeting yesterday was sale Of
100 shares Of James 4 Graham Wagon COM
pany at l03.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
firm; sales, 800 bales. New York spots
closed dull and oil l.lGc, and ~ To the future
market, e. l.. Greene 4 Go. say ut was q
safior market throughout The local long
scalpcrs, discovering nothing encouraging,
were generally selling out, and with the
room inclined 10 rap the market ~ opportu-
nifty presented, the turn favored buyers.
Some zoe points loss was shown, with par
tial recovery, but the close wa. slow"
New orleans closed steady with futures
Quiet aud 10 I points decline. Liverpool
was steady demand fair With futures on
10 points.
The Manchester Guanidb In rs CONNER
cial article says Tho inquiries are
light and the offers are low. Sellers are
Disappointed, ~ they find that the advanced
rates they ARE Obliged To hold for owing tn
The advance In cotton, are as difficult 60 get
NJ they we've In December. II Is likely that
the production will be reduced directly the
current orders approach expiration, unless
IN the meantime rates become established
the demand rcyiycs or the price " cotton
yields. II il probable that In the absence of
better encouragement the splnncrs will soon
materially lessen their purchases. Export
yarns are inactive, but prices are maintained.
India shirtings and Jaconcts are inquired
for In considerable quantities, but the offers
are low and no progress IL made. China
thrtings and shoctlngs are strong and well
told, hut there is Ices inquiry. There Is a
fair inquiry for some makes II best printers.
Heavy goods are steady"
A. Ia the grocery trade, the New York
Commercial Buli,iin, of latest date. states that
w rhfhlH aHh NhNlh7N'H uiiN Ufif llNuut u
the investment has, We think, run a little
below the volume allowed even by the least
nnruinc operators, aud, while there Is moth
Ing else In the situation Ia create an adverse
showing, the ofli-L tone ui buycrs l. a mat
ter Of comment Spices aud teas DO not
change much, but that e about ~ expected,
and no one Is particularly disappointed
Rice has done bc-t ~ all and gained in yalu,
and strength on thr short supply present
and PROSPECTIVE. Coffee sdilrrod under IN,
forcing Of supple, from Brazil and the tired
condition Of the general speculative market.
though throughout there has been a consid
cradle amount 81 ,iock handled Tor actual
distributiyc purroscs and at pretty Fooj
mites. At the close there appeared To be- nj
change In general features, except possibly a
hulc sicadicr feeling on Coffee
Hothinf new has developed In the local
markets except that meats declined &c TO
day, other articles unchanged.
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GENERAL TRADE.
urrasi~tuu..

Conv Mr,L--ysnndarl - 7O82 rs; pearl,
81 ~, roller - bJa2 ~, firm.
BrANs-Nayy, q Is. medium, s. 20
oar Mrli,-in half bfls. 50 - from store.
fiouR-from store, common. - sos O.,
family, 81 73@j -. choice - ujtsi o., fan.
cy, 81 1901 -. extra fancy, :, 5jGl -,
patent, ~ sjdi. firm.
CRACgEHs Soda, extra, O., soda, treble cx.
tn i,sc. ginger snaps, b's@6sc, assorted
jumblcs, la.
CrlcGED wur,t--ln half brls, "a % from
store.
lloNSY ASb Guff From store, s. %.
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Now L. the Time

To use Hodges saraparilla with Iodidc Of
Potash, the grat purifier for the blood. A
certain cure Tor rheumatism, scrofulOus az.
icctons and all diseases peculiar 90 females.
Rcnoyaics and invigoatcs the system. Phys.
icians recommend Il. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. sl per bottle. Sold al
Holsters drug store, ~ Main street
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Commemorate Enterprl.c.

Prom The baltimore sun.
Over S2O0, 900 has been obtained in sub
scriptions 10 the projected cotton.mill at
Lynchburg, Va, being $4,000 in excess
Of the amount 6st 6Xed on. Tho leading
capitalists Of that city are In the enterprise,
and Mr., George w. Palmer, the most sue
ccssful business man IN southwestern Nir-
ginin, Il a subscriber 10 the extent oi S25,.
900. The cotton-mil Is expected 10 mate.
rally advance the business interests Oi
Iynchbury
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WnIsRY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES
according 10 age and make; common whisky
0OcaSl 10, according TO proof
BAGGISG-6 a7c.
TIEs-sl l09l II.
snor-Drop, 81 80; buck, 81 60.
LEAD-6l5c.
Nurs--Irou, SO 1922 IS; steel. 50 1902 80.
PowDEn-Kogs, 8; half kegs, - 70, quar-
ter kegs 81 90.
ToBIcco-Common. 25G35c; other grades,
35dSjc.
sSrFr--Garrcts, $40 IS; Rllph's, $40 IS;
railroad, 10 q; Gail 81 Ak, 50.
Coal Oue-Primo white, wholesale lots
lOlgc per gallon.
HIDE.-Dry nint, No. I, I2Ilc; No. 2, 0,Sc;
dry salted 7G9c; green saltcd No. / Ga .
Gizc; No. 2 DC; green, 4ajc; shccpskins, ljC
GJSl.
WooL-llurry grease wool, unwashed, l3d
lSc; clear grease wool - 'g1bc, bury washed
20li30c; tub washed, 33GJjc.
BFiSwAX-lSc.
IAIIOW-3a3tEr
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Teplstun..

H,Y-Choicc firm stnrc 0Odp5c: car load
from lcycc or depot tl7 J0eis. prime store;
-. car load ifum lcycc OF depot sibCl
"a. prairie from store %, car load from
loycc or depot, so iodii.
BEAN-fum storc, ujs(nii. from lcNcc or
depot. siS JDpin.
CorS-frum silrc white Csc miNcd, 59'a
IN, from lcycc or depot, white, IN bulk ~ y
in sks.. dstt ,Ac.
oar frHn slorc, white. 40kdtic;
mixed. 3s@lA, from lcvcc OF depot, white,
IN bulk. So ~ in sks., 81. mixed, In bulk,
80 tsc. w sis, Jsisc
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rro.tston..

Hoo Pu1nrCu Quiet moss pork, sii ~.
sugar cured hams, ils@it'sc. breakfast
hacun, ii'sHi.c, bulk pork, clear sides, si.ci
clear rib sides, sfts'.c, long clear, 7jk@Sc..
shoulders, &C..
L,Ep-1icrccs 5isc. half brls 5kc, kegs,
sfsc. choice kettle. Sisttpi,r. nrn.
ft.n-Mackrrl. half barrels, No. I, 81 -
No. . AZ o. No 3 ~ ~ 10Th Nit No. I.
" ~ No. 2. - ~. No. D. ~ %. Dry her.
irg. family - per box.
Pos frrr-llarrcls . % half barrels
iift N. Keys ~ y,
fGuu Mc,ts-Choicc beef. hindquaf,crs.
% 10 81 iorrluartcrs % g.. second grade
hinlgulrcrs, o. iufcluaucn, So sheep
sc Hog, 3@5 b..
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closed at s3Hc. Corn opencd dull and de-
pressed, with May at 531q. May broke to
53c, reacting later TO 5S,t on liberal buying
and closed at the latter figure. Cats were
freely realized In by May longs, on account
OF the weak tendency OF, other markets. NAV
sold at 33s6@33Ac, and closed at the latter
figure. -
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CmoAoo, H.. Jan. ls.-lhc Drorerf' Journal
reports: Catilc-licccipts ~ 600 head; ship
mcnts. iOp0hcad. Market Ice lower; fancy,
a. ~ steer, s3Cti -; stockcrs aud feeders,
s2a3 ~, Texas cattle, s. 05@3 80.
logs-Reccipis. 5000 head; shipments,
COO head. Market slow aud lO6ti5c lower,
mixed tjct5 %; heavy g. 5000 -; light,
u 7Oa5 80 skips, SJal "a.
Shccp--l,cccipts, GOO head; shipments
1900 head. Marhct slow; poor "a fancy
natives. SUMO -, western, f6Oaj, Texans,
~ 1904, lambs, s5@6 o.
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Spots opened quiet and closed dull mid
ding, 10 0-l6c. Sales ll3 bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, li-i6c; good
ordinary, 9ISc; low middling, 10 lice; mid
ding, 10 o-lGc; good middling 10 1876;
middling fair II 1-lGc; fair ~ l.iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed dull,
as follows January, l0.i6@l0.4s; February,
lO52@i053, March, lOGi@l005; April 1911
@lO72; May, 1913; June, iO.s5@10sG; July,
lO.so@iO0O; August, lo039l0.0i; Septcm-
Der, l0.i7@lO.40 October, l0.07@l0.09 No
ycmbcr, 905@09O. Sales, ll5,300 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and
closed steady; middling, 0i3-lGc. Sales, $3.50
bales. Quotations were rs follows: Ordi-
nary, + 7.iGc; good ordinary 0 l-lGc; low
middling, 0,lc; middling, . 1896 good
middling, 10 3-lGc.
Futures opened steady, and closed quiet,
rs follows January, 9.7s@9s0 February,
o sG@0ss, March, 1900; April, l0l2@lOl3i
May. l0?i@i025; June, l0.35Gt 1886, July,
l0.I5@lO4G August, lOi1Ccl0i2; Septcm-
her, NODd 1900 October gG2Gta6t; NOvcm.
Der, O5OaO52, December, 06l@052. Sales,
Al 800 bales.
DAILY PORT AID INTERIOR MARKET.
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INV loRK. Jan. is.--With a we'll main
tanned demand cotton goods were frmcr.
supplies light and some prices higher, as'fol-
lows. Apsylc 3G-inch brown, &c. Amoskcag
ginghams, nc and fancy, nc. Allcndnlc
and Pembroke wide sheotnEs ON the basis "
2lc Tor 1914 blcached. LAfge salc- Of ~.
square print cloths al $50. Prints IN good
demand Jobbing trade fairly a'tiyc Tor the
nrnaun.
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UousehoId snnnll..

ArrLEs. New York, ~ 25'as 20 per bril-,
dred apples, 5000 per pound from store
Dfied pearho. Sale irum store.
Fhur.orinFcs, ~ tnH3 per box, ~ %
Sttootl, LEMONS " u)B porbox Bananas.
~ y0@2 Opef bunch.
VfanAnLts-Onions. ~ 20 per brl, o. %
Per bu. Cabhagc-New Louislapa. fla5
Mobile, S90pcr crate. Iiarrels, %
haifbarrls, -. GafIlc-N per 100.
oAhE-Quall,sl Dptf dozen, squirrels, 70'
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AZ noon; Spots-slcady; demand fair
sales, l0,O00 bales, of which American. Z, 80
bales. Receipts. 1850 bales. of which Amer
lean 5000 bales Closing quotations were
NJ follows Ordinary. o B-ldi, good ordinary,
. 5-iGd, low mijdling 8 -; good middling
5a,d; middling uplands, 6ssd, Iniddling
Orleans. ll-lGl.
Futures opened quiet aud closed firm as
follows.
lThc price. are given IN pence and Giths,
thus: % means OJ6id, and Oi means
o i-1id1
!. At4pm;--I January, . 3si. sellers. January.
february, . 3sd, sellers, February March,
. ISL. buyer, March.Aphl, Q 3Gd, buyer;
April May, 3 lid values. May-Junc, ~,
sellers; IunoJuly, 8 ijd, sellers; July.Au.
gust, i7d, sellers; August September, b i7d
buyers.
iHvHr.
Spois-Quic' AMI steady. Tres orlinnlrc
Orleans spot, o,'.G futures, for February de
livery, G1f
N0ic-1rcs orliRairc Orleans spot OF
represents az francs for ~ kilos Of strict
middling cotton, llayw terms. A kilo Is
about lhs, or O. 100 kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc l. equal Ia ~.
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Snrrr-Cholcc, &c; medium, 3A13Isc;
common, <l6Jl 80.
LAnns--Choicc, S5; common 10 good, per
head, 81 50a3.
GRAss CArriE-Choicc. 3H6ic; rpod, 2N
@3'tc; fair 10 medium, y. G2s.c; tscalla-
wags lT@lAci feeders light, 2@2hc
heavy, 2A dSc.
lIoos-Choicc. 595Ic; good; 47t95c;
common, li.dIlsc.
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Mule. nnil IInrsrs

HoRsEs-Modcnte demand; drivers, 800
also heavy draft, t20l saddle, Sl25 a2)l
extra saddle, S2c0gJOO; plugs, Si0915 Texas
ponies, $4,000
MutEs--Modcratn demand Is 10 l5iI
hands high, ti2j@lJG i5,s Ia 10 hands al h,
iJllnl ISIS,
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
TUuRgDAy
Movements nc the Leyee.

Arrivals--James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Ice, Osceola Rene Macrcady, st. Francis
river; City OF Cairo. Vicksburg
Departures--James Lee Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Rene Macready, st. Francis
river; De Soto, Cincinnati
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Cot,o.s seed Products.

PRME Cams Onc-321933c; prime sum
mcr yellow, l0c; choice cooking summer vel.
low, 90; oil summer yellow, Sc; min
ers' summer yellow, i0c; prime cotton seed
meal, $40 2jGi5 80, car load lots; less than
car load, $lGHl0 90
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single do no has cnihll,d morc suffering OF
hWicnci the breaking up of ihc constitution than
tainuh. The frnsc ot smell. Of taste, oi sight Of
hearing, the human yuicC, tho miud-onc OF morv
aud sometimes all Yield to H. destructive influence
The poison u Distributes throughout the system nt
lacks cyCr vital iorc. aud hpaks NJ the most
rnhusi Of constitutions lguOnd hcCausc hut little
UNDERWOOD, by most phyfiCians. imtoicntly a.
sailci by gunrls and ohailnlans, hosc suffering
inum ID have little hope a. b. relieved of Il this
aide Of the grave. u i time. then, that the popu.
lar Treatment II This terrible disease BY remedies
wthil thr reach ~ oil passed into hands AZ once
competent and tusiNWthy The new aud hitherto
untrioi method adopted by DR. sanford Ia tho
IUIantun ul his RADICAL trHr has won the
hearty approval ~ thousands. II & instantaneous
~ Attending pliyi IN nll bad colds snCcsing snui
nlng aud ohsilurtci breathing aud mpidly ~
moves the most oppressive symptoms, CLEARING the
head, sNcciculng The hpath, restoring thcscnscs u
smell, taste and hearing and ncutrallang the con.
.uiniinnal tendency OF the disease toward the
lunEs. liver and Kidneys.
sANiOrn's RADICAL CrHr consists 81 one bottle
ui the halrcAt tubr, ono box ~ CAtAnHItAL tui-
VIM, and lNrnovtb lSuAtrm price, q.
Ortm Dhu0 a CHEMICAL Co, BosfoS.
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COTTON Markets.

The local cotton market opened firm am
closed quiet and frm, middling. o 1916.
Sales. 1900 bales including 100 last even.
Ing Of which 90 TO exporters and 900 To
fpinncrA
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, SIC good ordinary. i.lGc. low
middling. o Clio. middling. 0i3.iGc. good
mddling. 10 3-i0c middling fair, 10 DiOc,
fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT
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OIL nnh rnrnrniInr.

cLrvrL,Sp. o., Jan. -Pctroleum- Easy;
=. W. il0', 7Ac.
wiLNisoroS, n. g., Jan. ls.-Turpcntinc
Firm at Joc.
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YorSo Wife-CLarley, dear wish YOU
would drop into Miles drug store ON your
way home tonight, and bring me a box of
Longs Pearl Tooth Soap.
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kince OF The Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. T.. c. A.,
MEMPHIS, Jan. Is. 2p.m. I
The following observations are taken at all sta
ton. tmcl ut 18th meridian time. which u one
one hour itter than Ncmphis tmc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY g PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm--Middiing Cotton, o 1890
Sales Today. 1900 Baies-The Tone
OF the General Market steGdy-Meats
Quiet
AfTTAI VTTI'F'
WrnNEsnAY ENINIkO. Jan. II. lkSs

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1888.
The money market remains firm with
plenty OF loanablc funds at tho banks, All
good paper Is being discounted at per cent
The Clearing house report is as follows:
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Nc, yori. Dr., ,.ood, un,Le,

ST. Loris, No, Jan. ls.-wool-s,oady an
unclaimed.
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GroccrI.s.

Nrw YoRK. Jan. Is.--Coneo-Spot fair; Rio
quiet, at l7t.c. Options opened weaker but
closed stcadicr; sales G4,OO0 bags. Jan
uary, slj OGtl5 -; February, Sii asa
IL IA. March, Sil 20Gpli 81 April, $ii Oja
u IS; May, Si3 9Jeli4 Us; June, sl3 500
rs as; July, SIS Goals j0i hugusi, tl3 lHB
~ ~; September Sl2 gotIl3 %; October,
$40 75tal2 ~. November, 80 600 - 20; De
cembcr, Sl2Gj@l275. Sugar-Dull and weak
'ccntrifugals, 1J' test, G.; fair refining quoted
at 6,.c; refined dull. Molasscs-Dull. Rice
Firm. t.
CiNciNN,rf, o., Jan. is.-Whlsky-steady;
sales, i0l1 barrels iinishei goods on u basis OF
q ~. Buttcr-firm. Supir-Fim. Egss-
Heavy at l5@lsc. Chccsc-ln fair demand
aud firm.
CmcA0o. H., Jan. IS.---On the Produce ex.
change today the butter market was quiet,
Of 2Sg3lc for creamery, and 1876 2Gc for dairy
EgI,a-2lM93c.
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nonlIs nnI -iarks.

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AMI may he regarded as the latest quotations.
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BOILER WORKS
SHEA a MCCARTHY. Propre,or,.
40. la, IA Front st.. Memphis.

Ono Of the LARGEST BOILER FIiorS In The
South. aud the only complete Boiler aud SHEET Iron
Works ia the city, ManuincfuNn ~ hcaI
Plate from Inn Work ~ kscfy ncsCfiptoh hpo
cini attention given 20 plantation work.