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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

Gr0ceries.
NEW ORLEANS, La. April 6--Today being
Confederate Decoration Day there was very
little doing In the markets Coffee dun and
lower Rio, common 10 prime, lOLMlbttc, Rice
steady and hrm; ordinary ~ prime, 3f@Jc. Cot
ton seed products nomlnnly unchanged. Sugar
dull; open kettle, choice 6Qt6ac; prime 70 strictly.
prime, l8.lGI6Jsc. fair 10 fully fair @sW61ci
common 10 good common, bAeS5hc Inferior, 90
~. centrifugal choice white, &c OIL white BlO
@Gfc choice yellow, clarified, q &c, prime yellow,
clarified. 1000: seconds. 55fee6hc. Molasses
good prime, 3ldt53c, prime, 2g@aOc; fair to good
lair. 25@Nc common 10 good common, 2O92ic
centrifugal strictly prime, 2l92ic; prime 10 good
prime, 22W2jc, fair TO good fair, O92lo, common
o good co inInon, lS9lQc; inferior l5c.
NEW YORK. April -Conee-options opened
steady l0@2O points mp aud closed barely steady
halO points up sales " 30 bags, including April,
si6 5OiAROO. May. slG7O@l6.7b: June, sl6,0gl60,
July. siGq5, August, slIU9lLlg September slL 10
l7.l1. October, slI Dai1J0; November aud De
ccmbcr. SlI2jesi18j. January, siI3u@,lI8I Fobru'
arr. si7i0, spOt-lhO, frmi fair cnrgder, 1916.
sugar-ltaw, steady, quiet; fair, quiet rehn-
Ing, W; centrifugas, W test 65so, refined quiet
Mola~es-Forcign quiet: So test CSC; Cuba, sc;
30 hhds ~ Kills. PIC: New orleans duh; open ket'
tie, good 20 fancy, hcfi2c
Rico-Quiot and steady.
CINCINNATI. o.. April 6--whisky steady sales,
Butter steady fancy klgin creamery Te,2sc,
dairy roll. i60fi7c. sugar steady. Eggs hrmer NJ
o. Cheese quiet Eastern exchange steady aud
unchanged
CHICAGO. M, April Con the Produce Tx
change today the butter market WIS active; fancy
creamery 2la1iC. choice 10 fine, 2lW2ic, hnc dairy
2lts.t, good ~ choice, la5ltc. legs hrm al w
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Itrcntlsfulgs.

FTOrR-From siorr. family, stiO, choice, 40.
fancy sL7itiLsi. eXtra fancy, siD9ilg patent,
g. ihfi IN, cisy.
Oi,NNEAIi-Pcnrl, $50 roller, t2iOa2N firm.
BEANS AND PkAs-Nayy beans, sl.l1 medium,
s1tn.
OATMEAts-In half brs 81 from store
CRACKER Sofa. cxtm. 5c treble extra ca
g. o. gln.Cr snaps 7ei,igc. assorted lumhlos, He
~ ~ urunm crackers lava
CRACKED WiiEAT-in half brls $40 from
store.
ilUMiNY AND GmTs-From store. Sa26
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market no changes IN the quotation
lst, were made today Egg are a shade weaker
aud lower
Amount u grnn In store Corn, ioS,sOl bushels.
oats gilli bushels.
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COTTON MARX ET.

The local cotton market uIrned arm and closed
dun. middhug, iU'st salus, I'm talCs iuclud.
Ina - bale Last evening. Of which loo lalcs ~
tHporton aud 90 bales o. sTinnrn
ENCnAygE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary slice rcod ordinary. siaioc low
middlinr. aicr middlnr. i0'ss rOod middilnT
ioii.iGc middllng faif nominal. fair. nominal.
iusty, tsiho lower
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CANNED GOODS rneapplcs u.iaai60
Harhcs. 3 Ne. standard. siaaitb1 second siOn
Tomatoes lie. standard, sheit~, lbu, standard,
d l0 strawberries u -. liaaphCfflcs sl.2A black
hcrrioA q on Urucn cages slt %. Fear N NJ flums
N so Asparagus. sta NUcn corn. tlunHi. -.
Grsen psaf, "a Cove oysters full weight ~.
pispic' 2 iht u hAetton iirht weight Gac. LIE.
$40 CONDENSED Allk -tuhwu, W 10 fnHlc. Fd0
Awlss. fliA ralmnn, q dif2 M. rariincs $50
mustard sntdincs. siiN Mackcwl tllsetl0. her
ring msrkcri si.ih
sOGAI-i'ur white. ~. % white, 80 yel.
low clarified a. whncd A. ~ standard Tfanu.
lated ~ - pow dcrvd pap'.c cut Loaf, psp'.c open
Kettle, ty1c. firm.
COFFlk common. 1850. ordinary, isc iair. ipc.
prmc Rio, i9,se choice ~ fancy, a,a62r old gov.
eminent. lnftAc. steady
HALI-Haginaw. tlN9ii0 Per harvl Ohio
River, ti.gatiN per bfl Louisiana tiiiell ~
sacka nue 80 onare. sl.a pkts, H.tic.
Kltk- Louisiana, q ssoC Carolina, bsic firm
| EfAhCH=attii.c.
| CilElSE=irlmo fats - New YORK factory.
| -e, tull cream, w.. Young America ilc
MuIA~stNa inuiflaua. common o. taif, wetist
prime rhpios asuing iaucy, &c. ccutfiiugals
common 10 iaif. 2'es'-C prime Ia choicc, Sistic
tyfup, l.attnu nfui
CANnls -etlckt. III sizes. IN bxs pis and hfls
pltlnU fancy assorted, p39l2'tr extra iancy
SoGr AN CANDLES s,sssc candle.
full weight va
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cATTLE-Choice to extra sIt@3]lc good, 90
al.c; scalawags to medium, i4@2Nc; choice feed.
ers, $50 and up, 21493c; feeders, $50 TO $50, "a
| arc.
i0Gs-cholce cornied, 49l@5c good, 4K@flc
common, 3jgmlc.
sHEEP-Choice, &c medium, sN@ic; com.
mon, 81 .O0ml.b0
LAMBs-Choice, &C. common to good, per head
81 tOagOl
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CHICAGO. H., April 6-The Drorrf Journal 70.
ports Cattle llcccipts. 2.50O head; shipments,
loo head. Market strong iOc higher bcoyos, eiJ0
6ftt0 steers siiO0tLI stocker and feeders, e. %
.m ~ COWS. bulls aud mixed SLi0uai1
Hogs Receipts 500 head. shipments, 100
hcnd Market strong aud i0c higher, mixed, $40
as 90 light ASlotAuh skiIs. s1Olaiio
shccp-Rcceiyts. 5000 head; shipments, loo
head Market Strongi natives ttggAbG western
coffficd, slO03ia0' lambs, sijOsita
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lmuoHs-M AC " NAT,N "a y. illI N a I
H. &c, o&sw No. LNoSrR " a. KCs a
MIR, -. HC, MA nRM 80 MIR ~ NJ
u. =, tlcamDu. "a wagons. "a Total. aOi
bales
Esrorit-M6 err. imi LAM u. 2nd g. o
sW u u tU MRN boz Total gsiA tale.
DAiLY roEr AND tNraRion MOVEMENT.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 10 l-ec--
Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The Gem
erai Market is Steady - Meats Are
Quiet.
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prlme summer yellow lsei5c; on summer yellow,
sO@I2c; choice cooking summer yellow, 50@52c;
prime summer white. 4i@i6c.
MEAI1-Prime. s'a0Odls.b0; less than car load,
si9OO@l9.6O; oil meal, sl6OO@il5o; less than car
load lots Sl1OOMl75 So
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Cash quotations were rs follows:
flour-steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat 0J@giAc, No. Sspring whcat
nomin nl No. 2 red, y0JgOJ4c.
No. corn, 800.
No. oats, &c.
No. 2 rye, 495sc.
No. barley, nominal.
No. ilaxsced, $3.50
Prime timothy seed sl3o8i.a.
Mess pork per bril- sl2.2l
Lard, per 100 lbs t6g5.
Short rib sides Qoose). sii596. 20.
Dry salted shoulders (boxcd)l si.JO@bb.
Short clear sides boxed, s6.JO96G9h
ecepts-Flour, 1000 brls, wheat q 900 bu:
corn, $1,000 bu oats, 1000 bu; rye 1000 blu; bar
ley, 1900 bu.
corn, coo bu; oats, O9.OOO bu rye 1900 bu; bar
ley, ZOO bu.
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OH mud TnrprniIn

ST. LOUIS. No. April 6.--wool- Quiet aud M
changed Arrival Of new clio STU 800 light 10 give
any Indication OF opening Irlpea
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York Fmancih Chronicle Of April 9
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
2iti, OF bales against 2Gii ,7ps la isaA These ng
urcs Indicate a decrease ol cotton Ia sight OF l0,-
20 bales o. compared with the same date In ISIS,
and decrease oi 20.i,O bales ~ compared with
sntnc date iu ISL
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

No AHA Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
County Mary flahrfty q nj. ". Edward ship
ley 81 A. No 6isi-fdward hhiploy q al. W
MARY flahCrty u al
Hy virtue of Az intcflocutory decree for sale en-.
ierd Ia the above causes on the loth day OF NoNen
bcr iS,s n. n o. page 5t Will scll Ut public sue
tnn. 81 the highest bidder In trout Of the clerk
aud Master onlce NJ the Main sirgct cuifancr Of
the Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis Ten
ncacc. on
saturday. goth bay of April, 1850,
within legal hours ths following described prop.
EFT. situated iu shelby county Tom, towit
4 lot fronting twCnty.0nc lfil tcct on the south
side OF Market street and running back with like
width seventy four tfN feet three ls Inches being
part 1T lot one hundri aud iuftylwo utl ~ lad
down on the map 81 Ncmphls
Terms 1T sale-unc ihini 90 cash, balance on a
rrvdit IL uiuu and eighteen munihN note Win -
rufliy r'quir,d lien wiaincd. redemption harrcd,
This g0th day II Maruh, is-l,
" N MclikNl,Y, Clerk and Nasicr
ttnfa
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y N'AN wv NANNNN NNA 10 w wv AAANAhh
PARIS. April G-Thrcc pgr cent rcnscs 81 gihc
ior the acvUunt
BANK CKAWNds.
INV ORLEANS, la, April 6-Clcarings g.,
ibt .CGg
CHICAGO. ni.. April 6-Tapk clearing, today.
s,sHi,tOl
BALTIMORE, Md,, April 6-clearings. s2,i5A.
hsa balances, tEn,a,L
PHILADELPHIA, Ia, April 6.--.C1oarings, tii,.
Nv en-, balance, u iEp,t1. For the wCtk-Clcaf.
ines ~. N. as. balances. tl0.5U.5sl
BOSTON. Mass, April A-Cleariugs 81, i67. ia
halanocf. tlO1l Us fuf the wcck-t lcariuss ~.
aidod. balauccs, si0t1i.pE. for the correspond.
inF week In isas-Clcarings, tSNW',t1S balanccs,
G.fii,Esa
ST. LOUIS, No, April G-nank clcaring,, o..
on. suH halanccs, tli0oA fof this vcck-Clcar,
iugs SiAusl 10, hnlanccs t1jlNsls. For last week
-Ilcaflngs sf,iOl,iOl. balance, tl1it,5ao. tof
corresponding week last year -ClcaTings tGH2,'
8t2 balances. sliSi,Su
NKw YORK. Aphi G-Tho weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes Reserve, dc
cfrnse NOt0 80 loaus. DECREASE. VI. noSii1 nccic,
dcrrca-c sliia,toO legal tenders decrease, ti.CPp
iU1 dcp,siu. decrease, t,Up.So. circulation, In
crease. tie.-oo The banks nov hold u .tul,ail 10
exoss ~ the ~ per cent rule tlearngs to-day,
tli7 ~ ell ttalanccs, q ioN.fNn Dor tho week
Cloaflugs slillll ~ balances. -, ~. uuL
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NEw ORLEANS.


oei December, scs@set January. e7Sao5; Feb
ruary as2@aSS March, o.sog9.9L Sales, 4o,ioO
bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady and
closed firm; middling, lOisc. Sales S,l0O bales
Quotations are us follows Ordinary, SIC good
ordinary, 9l-l6c; low middlng. VIC; middling
loIsc; good middling, 1910.
Futures opened firm and closed steady, "a fol
lows April, ioO3@l00i May lo.o2@iOOSi june
iOO7@iO.0s July, l0i8@lo.i4; August iOO3@lO.W
September, 95i@9.56; October, a.3299.33 Noyem
Der a.28@a4 December 9.2lg926, January, aSSS
9,0L Sales, 1880 bales
LIVERPOOL.
At noon. Spots business good az hardening
prices Sales 10000 bales, OF which $500 were
American Receipts li,O)O bales, Of which lAOOO
were American, Closing quotations were as fol-
lows Middling ga.
Futures opened Arm aud closed firm.
These prices are given In pence and Gths, thus
COS means SO Ga, aud 5.0i means i-6dl
Al pm; April, 5.4s buyers Aprll.Mny, bAs
buyers, MayIunc, $40 sellers. JuneJulY $50 sell
ems July.AugusL 800 sellers Augnstsoplomber,
| 5.i1 buyer; september October bBi sellers Octo'
borNoycmber, 5l5 sellers September, 55 buyers
CROP ~ SIGHT APRIL ..
1889 1883.
| overland movement 10 March L.. oJisD %,GH
| Estimated Southern mill iakings go.
InleS doy stock cxccs. Of sept I SlSS Ss5 7o6
loul''.,.''s ''''''s' '''''''''V uil'n'o'
increase compared with 1883 ............... gi0Ig
Increase compared with Ssl.............." 46l lD
Increase compared with lSG..,...... ....., 4lbOl2
Increase compared with ....,l ,V'JV'9
INTERIOR MOVEMENT APRIL ..
Receipts this week ....,.,,,...,. ,...."", p $40
Same week IN lphl2
Same week Ia 1881 lsgJl
Increase compared Win itlgs ............... 4lGs
Increase compared Win Lhbi,,t,.., OVl2
shipments lih week ''''s'''''s 9',.
same week In 3hOl
Same week In 1877 ........ ~ 2i1
: Increase compared with ISIS ...,.,,.'..'''' leeo
lncrclso compared with lssl...,...,.,,..''' xltsl
stock this Wcfk lle,2ll
same week IN ISIS 2igbN
Same week In lil ~
Decrease compared with lhs...........,,... lOl,al.
Increase compared with lhsi..... ........... low
PLANTATION MOVEMENT
lANN w l1
lhnN - ~
lnp
sNV
lrl.,s. W.
l'Na
The New York Fmdncii Chronicle oi April
gives the following figures Total visible supply
AN OF bales against 2,Gil 7gs Ia issS These hg
urcs indicate n decrease ol cotton Ia sight Of 100,
756 bales o. compared with the same date In ISIS
and decrease Of 2l0,iiO bales "a compared will
] d. ~. La H.
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NLw YORK.
Spot opened firm and closed FIRM middllnr
ioi.c. salo' 90 bales Quotations were a. FOL
ovG Ordinary, 5ltc rood ordinary. - low
niddlinE oi5icc mlddlinE. iW.c good midilinr
l0,.c, middllng lair n 5.iec iait igiioc.
Futures opened hrm aud closed hun. a. follows
April ioil0ioih May, ioipai0 ~ June. iuHa
oZ5i July. ioRaioat August 10 EaioEp. Sep
rmbef op'eapt October p7a No,cmbsf Noe
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ul.eel,e,teou..


eKYaafrairht Kentucky bourbon q f0t
Gu0 Hob risun aud Lincoln counties, ntm ~ 500
@lo0. EASTERN pc tig'Heu1 aocotding 20 age
and male common whisky pAcgtsi ~ accuriing 10
pUui nothing under 20 W ruut gunivl
ulN-si.co4too iof domestic, sis,eA'o ior I'm.
ported
py hu urhanl. si liail.ai lu Timothy, itaiul
bu herman milIcL N'efNc uu, Hungarian, 90
ntUOiNG -esicc
flioT- bUp tLiS buck. u.n
lEAnaf ..iHr
TALON 40
fNuif-Uafryir. Ho7N Ralph's, pO2E Rail
ruad, ID - Uaii A ANa son
townli'-hcgs 800 half kcg., n5N quarter
Wo1l.-nuuv rrcssr wool. unNashcd. issnc.
clear gtcl.o vool. Sesc bury, wasi'cd, go.s oc.
uuhwnsliud, n.ttr
nlpr.-bg aint No T. o'gg No 2 e'5e az
salicd. tetic No Or rrvvn saltod No. !, ptet'e
No eihg Fpcn, aosic dcorklns, sot ihcyp
skins, Aa'Hflfsf stHudN
CoAioli.-iTimc white wholesale lot, p'.c per
TOiAcco Common. ssos other srsdss. 60
HrE.WAN aanr
NAILS -lron. scr steel. t2ia
Household sappiics
FRUIT stcidy orur- Ncs,iua. lcoaloo
hsSs,o ~ SSaeh Daic.' gS,sc fis. issils
rAfrLis n@aaoo per prl prlcd spplc.. %
30 pcf ID ifom tioru Dried pcachus gaa's y
inim stow
ViGrIAntTs- Onions q Is pcf bal. cabbage.
New ofcans crtir stulsIlot kfaut pCf bal, q 10.
| ball hn tiut rafliC ~ pr 100.
/ NlIhHturuauutsi tiNHAa0 Vcr 100 peanuts,
Virginia iasC 1cnnOFscr iarmrr' stock. hotDc.
| pasiol isuec higher shclcd fvi. 81 white 5c.
tinush lNs tsclus, icHas, old, 4Ai.C Arkansas.
| aH ~. Italian rhCstuuts. tu.ti4 y
! ~ TIN sfufifflur it.tIsC. creamery, ~ fll1c,
/ daln ifHflC. country butter in1flnr
ClniR-uzsrk. $40 i'gr bel and 40 pof ball
bril-
/ NiNfGARatcf rai iaatac
/ ltNs steady huxcs o. Cnacs phr
! lulLilti .-tbitk rns, Young tihittpf mixed,
/ gs,fim heus, tlolt12S gccsv tioth"f
nAlslNs-London layers tlOo California, O. %
| pof hnx
| riCKlrs--nfls $50 half hfls tio1
] lOtAfokS aliun o. gtat. % Ircf bfl. acks anfi
/ be- bal.
fhlsii risH=nufhio. ia7c per 10. caL DC PEI
lb Game, PENN, trout etc. sesloc PET 10.
Gotten scrd Products
olif=rflmo crude. asHtlUc. 90 crude, 1ofI.tic
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CURES nIEuMA1IsB, LAME BACK
AND sIIff JOLNTa RUE IN IL<ADl
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MUSTANG LEHISsE EMIT

Is FOR MAN BEAST. rENrrgATEs
AS.,CLL&llbl.EIOTuENEAi LONE
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New Yoris Dry Goods Market.

CLEVELAND. O., April S.-Pe,rolcum-Eas
| ~ no. 5i.c
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SATURDAY EVENING, April 6, 1889.
Money is in ample supply, easy and in
Good demand Rates, TO per cent.
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o.6i; December ossfaei; January. s7sdo.75 Feb
ruary, as2@9s3; March, oso@0.ol. Sales, 4oi0O
halQa
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kecclpts IN pou ih.. day. iSs .................sl
hecoips 100 pot thi. dti. issa ..,....-.. ......Lp
ooNsnLinArEp STATEMENT.
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Articles. opening Highest.

est Low est. Closing.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-07
Attention, BOYS!

The County Board of Education, in
connection with the County Supcrintend-
ent of Public Instruction for Buncombe
county, will meet in their office at the
court house in Asheville on Saturday,
September u, to examine applicants for
admission to the benefits of THE North
Carolina College of Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts" All applicants must pre-
sent, before entering upon the examina-
tion, certificate of good moral charac-
ter, together with evidence of their ina
bility or the inability of their parents or
guardians to pay their tuition. Here is
a rare opportunity. Come boys, a score
or more of you, and try. Buncombe
county is entitled to two students in this
institution. The highest grades in theex-
animation will be recommended.
JNo, w. STARNES, Supt,
A. T. SUMMEY, Chm Co. Bd.
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CHICAGO REVIEW.
Busine 3 In the Grain Center Dur
ing Yesterdays Session.

CHICAGO, September 6.-The wheat pit
was dominated to-day by bearish intiu-
enccs. The feeling became weaker as the
session progressed. Prices receded othc
lowest level touched this week, there being
a decline as compared with yesterdays
closing of fully cent in more deferred de-
livcrics. Instead of cold wave coming,
the weather in the West was warmer and
generally clear, which allayed all tear OF
frost for the present and weakened prices
on the whole grain list. For time spec
ulative trade dragged; but toward noon
unloading by discouraged and tired
longs was followed by short selling on a
pretty large scale and the market sagged
rapidly. The principal local feature was
the selling out of long wheat late i'll the
session. The weakest future in the list
to-day was May. 1t broke 11sc. and
closed at bottom. December showed Il
net loss of 1c., and September and Octo,
Der declined 7sc. There was acorrespond
ing decline in all grades of cash wheat.
An active business was done i'll corr
during the early part of the day, trad
ing being unusually heavy around tho
opening, after which the pit became quiet
and active by turns. The feeling devel.
oped was weaker and transactions werc
at lower prices. The market ruled weak
and closed 3Saatc. lower than yesterday
Oats were weaker and 1SaHc. lower.
A ia rly active trade was reported ii
mess pork but the feeling was unsettled
Prices ruled irregular and easy at TIL.
opening but soon advanced 1212a | sc
Later they gradually rccedcd again to i'll
side figures, but near the close theyralie,
again and closed comparatively steady.
Trading in lard was only moderate
The market was easy early and sales
were made at 2l2a5c. decline. Later tn,
market was stronger with moderate in
quiry from shorts and the decline was re-
covered. Towards close the feeling wa:
easier and the market closed quiet at me
dium figures.
A fairly actiyc business Yas reported
in short ribs. The market opened steady
at yesterdays prices but soon weakene,
and a reduction of 5a712c was submitted
to. Later the market exhibited a little
more strength and a portion of the de
cline was recovered. Near the close ii
ruled easier and closed quiet.
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SunCotton Review.

New YORK, September 6.-Futurcs
were variable and unsettled. The fea.
lures were bulge" in October and No,
vember options, and "break" in Sep,
tember. 1t was said that the advance in
October 10 points to 1O.34) was due to
the manipulation by party who wished
to unload the latter months. There was
a sharp decline in the last hour, due to
the large receipts at interior towns, es.
pecially those of Alabama, including 724
bales at Montgomery. Receipts at ports
this day 1O,9S4 bales, against 6,S33 last
week, and S,O53 last year; and for the
week 81, ,412 bales, against 39,003 bales
for the corresponding week last year
Cotton on spot was easy to quiet.
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sheepshead ban Races,

New YORK, September 6.-Extra day,
track and weather good.
First racc-Onc mile: Cassius won,
Aurena second, Qucsal third. Time l =,
10. 80.
Second racc-about six furlongs: Ocy,
pete won, Heltcr Shelter second, Lula
Blackburn third. Time LII 20. Nut,
uals paid SCI.
Third racc-About six furlongs: Huh
s. won, Manola second, Oregon third.
Time OLE. MutualS $40.
Fourth race, selling-Onc mile and a
furlong: Tattler won, Panama second,
Leap Year third. Time 1.59
Fifth racc-Onc mile and three six,
tccnths Orihammc won, Niagara second
The Lioncss third. Time POP 4-5.
Sixth racc-One mile on turf: Filter
won, Bellwood second, The Lion third
Time A %.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-07
EAST ASHEVII.L,E.
Visible SlGns of Progress and
Prosperity Recorded.

EDITOR CITIZEN N:-Suppose you allow
me space in your spicy daily to tell youl
readers what we are doing in East Ashe.
vile. know you will not expect any.
thing SO eulogistic as Mr.. Tighc's write,
up of our city in the News and Courier
of a recent date, or half so interesting
and instructive as Capt. Patton's Euro
pean letters.
Yet can assure you we are building
up and improving rapidly. There are
several new buildings in course of cree
ton now. Mr.. J. W. Patton has almost
completed neat two-story cottage OF
six rooms on North Main street. A lit
tie farther on we find workmen of every
description busy in tearing up and re-
modelling the Oakland Inn hotel for a
college for the worthy phlanthropist, Dr..
Peasc, to gather i'll his host of little or
phanS to educate for our cOuntrv's edif-
cation and welfare. Beyond there, a lit
tie distance, is being erected handsome
two-story residence by Mr.. Connolly.
son of Rev. Mr.. Connolly and yet farther
on is going up neat cottage for Mr.
Hantord A. Lockwood; and that is not
all we are doing either.
This end of the city is crowded
with boarders. Mai Mcdowell has
some forty-fve or fifty, and Miss v
Baird house tull, and Mr.. w. NJ. Clarke.
formerly of Charleston, ). c., quite It
number of his Charleston friends and rel
atives summering with him.
The charming Misses Erwin spent a.
day at home this week after a three
weeks soiourn at Round Knob, They
report that popular resort as booming,
having from twenty-five to thirty regu-
lar boarderS, and its being the dinner
house on the Western North Carolina
railroad, now has many transient
boardcrs also.
In schools we keep upwith any portion
OF the city. Miss Nelson has lust closed
a school Of two months with an average
of twenty pupils daily taught in the old
Female Academy OF Ashevile. Miss
Lille Whitted is now teaching a public
school in the Presbyterian Chapel OF
East Ashevllc. With a wish that your
paper may continue to grow and increase
i'll circulation until it is read by every
intelligent man, woman and child i'll
Western North Carolina, am,
Sept. 6, 1889. EAST ASHEvrLLE.
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A CYCLONE COMING.
Predicted TO Strike OF Hatteras
TO.MOrrOw Morning.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The hy,
drographer Of the navy department au-
thorizes the following statement relative
to the cyclone reported from the West
Indies: Reliable telegraphic reports in
dicate that it passed st. Thomas and
Santa Cruz ON the 3rd, inst, with winds
of hurricane violence and barometric
pressure as low as 2S.97, moving along
a track about west by north. 1t passed
to the northward Of Porto Rico on the
morning OF the +th, and along the north
coast OF Santa Domingo the following
day at a. III. To-day it is reported
~ : beast Of Santiago de Cuba, but at
such distance that it is probably re-
curving and will not reach the Gulf, but
will be felt along the coast below Hat
teras tomorrow afternoon. On the Sth,
it will probably be central about the
axis Oi the Gulf stream off Elattcras, and
masters of vessels are cautioned to take
suitable precautions,