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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
GENERAL TRADE.

Tho local market quotations remain nm.
changed ON the Merchants Exchange price
lists. Al the grain call board session 20 ears
March No. ? white corn sold at S5isc.
Amount IT corn In stow at the elevators, u.s..
ili bushels, oats, So,gI0 bushels, wheat, ass
bushels.
Al New Orleans rice remains unchanged.
prices well maintained. Sugar. In fair dc
mand aud sufficient % absorb the offerings
promptly. There has been an advance IN
prices, both kettles and ccnlnfugnls showing
an improvement Molasscs continues quiet
and unchanged.
the speculative Interest on the Metal IN.
change today ccnicrcj In copper. President
Thompson. II the oxford Copper Company.
took all the metal that wa Offered In blocks
Of 80 pounds. The prices obtained were a
fnction below yesterday quotation. April
sold today for titGj aud May was knocked
down at $3.50"
H. q. Dun A Co.'S weekly review Of trade
says The failure Of nm important iron g..
adjustment has checked at least cor the mo-.
mcnt n feeling of Increasing confidence
which seems 10 have horn due less 10 any In.
crease In demand than Ia a decrease In pres.
sur To -cll At ritisbuT price, were O little
better aud NJ Philadelphia and New York
morc firm without advance. Hut the Read.
Ing failure has ~ changed the feeling that
buyer arr likely 10 be- conservative Ia bur
iron aud plate there IL no Improvement
rails are unchanged, nall. are week. and the
market for structural iron {. slow. The coal
market l. also ~ Respondent that meeting
Of the companies IL expected next TUESDAY.
u is sald, ~ reduce the schedule of prices.
but actual sales arr reported ahoui So below
the schedule already. The market ior bi,unil.
nous coal u dull
The copper syndicate l. supposed 10 have
been much relieved hy consent 81 the Amcrl
ran mines 10 reduce their output from IS "a
~ per cent In February however tb,
syndicate had Ia take 1860 tons. while N,
sales were only 500 tons and an outlay OF
,2oocoO per month must ultimately prov,
trying The price Of copper here declined
only 10 iaA.c Tor March, but fluctuations al
Boston were severe. In tin there was mol
much change. Lead is Inactive at SIC. Oi
has risen a fraction, but coffee has aealu
been advanced nearly ic TO ioc and IN,
market FOR pork products Is stronger, with
mess pork Sc higher at si25o
After declining sharply 10 plaic. q dcclin,
Of cents, wheat rose TO n0c on THURSDAY
but declined Iic on Friday The dcclln,
was due 10 further information II the larg,
stock remaining In Dakota alone, acrorlin,
TO the latest figures, about 100000 bush
els But ON Thursday there was n quick MI
vance. Corn and oats have risen &c each
with but moderate tmnmciions Tho pric
Of cotton has been miiut Aimed. Report
FROM Cuba helped an advance Of $50. thi
In raw sugar, but leather /, again shad
weaker for some grades aud the tone o
lle wool market Il depressed by conserya
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tive demands OF manufacturers, and reports
that the spring clip is likely to show an in
crease of 20 per cent. The dry goods mar
ket has been irregular
Reports from interior towns generally in
dictate improvement in fhe volume Of bust
ness and in the demand for money, which is
still, however, In ample supply at nearly all
points for legitimate demands. The reports
of slow collections continue. The rate Of
foreign exchange remains unaltored, though
money here has been rather dearer During
the past week the Treasury has taken in
only 100000 more than 1t has disbursed,
and the outgo TO the interior has continued,
but Withdrawals for Europe do not reappear.
The stock market has been dull irregular
and somewhat depressed, but transactions
have been mainly confined to the traders on
the floor, aud the hope of success in organ
izing the interstate compact still sustains IL,
The general average Of prices for commod-
tiles has declined during the week about a
third Of per cent
The business failures number PSI, ms com
pared with total OF $50 last week and 27O
the week previous. For the corresponding
week of last year the figures were 253
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand. 10 discount Eastern points, sight
Is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, 40 discount New Or
leans, x discount.
sclling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
VILE and Chicago. lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed very firm
today with sales Of 1900 bales Of which
1850 bales TO exporters, and $50 bales TO
spinners. The sales for the week were q 800
bales, OF which II, 500 bales 10 exporters and
$500 to spinners The demand for cot
ton, especially the high grades, is strong and
shade above quotation figures is offered
The low grades are very firm at quotations
Spot cotton at New Orleans closed easy and
futures steady, with an advance OF point
on the near months late months unchanged.
Liverpool Is quoted quiet and steady. with
futures easy at q decline Of to 3 points.
The New York market closed steady, with
futures firm aud up ? TO points
Hubbard Price 4 Co., say: New York
at the opening showed some slight weakness,
but under the light run of receipts at the
ports, the market rapidly recovered It's early
decline and rose above the last evening =
close, 20 again lose the gain, aud finally
close firm at the best prices, under the In
fiuence OF light interior movement. Pub
lie cables from Manchester were firm and re-
ported a strong market for yarns, and a good
business doing In cloths, but the returns OF
the Board Of Trade for February show n de-
crease both In the amount Of yarn and cloth
reported for the month as compared with
last years. This Is rather a surprising fon-
--.urr ~ IL follows n similar statement IN jan
uary. Liverpool spinnors continue free
buyers of cotton In the Southern market"
A New York cotton authority states that
at has been remarkable season for the
smallncss Of the iluctuatng line OF values,
and as yet there seems no probability that
the feature Is likely 10 be eliminated simply
because there Is rarely TO be found any really
good substantial opinion as 10 the amount Of
the crop aud It's disposition. ON the whole
: ns near as we can catch the average temper
Of the room, Il is inclined TO be little bull
ish, partly ON the theory that Europe Is
decidedly that way, and will east reflection
here, and partly on an idea that within o
week or two a sharp reduction In supply
will commence To develop but the bear clc.
mont adhere 10 the idea that the sharp
shrinkagc In crop movement Is still a long
way oil. and insist that the longs are now
again all loaded up awaiting a demand To re-
licyc them, that Is quite unlikely To show
itself except upon much stronger incentive
ulnruTv existing
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Grain nn,I provi.Iou..

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 8-Wheat was dull
and weaker, and the feeling was nervous.
Trade was rather restricted, and the market
ruled quiet during most of the session. The
opening was steady at about yesterday s
closing figures, ruled weak, and after numer-
Gus slight fluctuations became heavy and de-
cined 1Jsc for May delivery, advanced lc
and closed about lc lower than the closing
yesterday July declined Nc and closed
lSc lower and June 1 &c lower. There was
generally more disposition to sell, though at
the break in price q large local trader
bought quite freely for May delivery, which
caused somewhat OF reaction. For the
long or new crop futures there was unmis-
takably more disposition TO sell. influenced
no doubt by the favorable weather for grow
ing crops. Reports Of rain in California and
the break in the price of wheat there also
had tendency to affect the market here, es-
pecially for deferred futures
Corn was less active and easier, owing to
large offerings by prominent operators. The
market at about the closing yesterday, was
steady for time then became weaker, de-
clining &c, reacted h@Hc, and closed at 40
&c lower than yesterday.
Oats were active and weak. There were
no outside influences, the market being con-
trolled entirely by local traders. The open
ing was the same as yesterdays close, but a
decline of Nc was soon recorded. Buying
became quite free at inside figures, and q
rally Of nc followed, but the market closed
easy ut Ag9sc below yesterdays last sales.
A moderately active trade was reported in
mess pork, and the feeling was somewhat
unsettled and prices irregular The market
was ss9%c lower, but the demand was suifi
cient on local and outside account TO rally
prices l0@l2Hc. Later an easier feeling was
developed, aud prices receded l2h@l5c, but
rallied again 20925c, and the market closed
steady.
Prices ruled 2l1d5c lower carly, but rallied
again5@7 &c, closing steady at outside figures,
Short ribs were stronger, and 5g7 hC
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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fRurr-Stcady. Onngcs-Florida, 5000
3 30 per box; Mc-sina; S25OlD3.5O per box
Lemons, t250dl8O0 per box. bananas
n 50ll2.jO per bunch. Grapes Malaga,
id0@1oO Dates, 7@sc; Figs, i2@i5c per
pound.
ArrLrs-s27S@3oo per brl. Dried apples,
&c per lb. from store. Dried peaches, 20
3isc, from store.
GiSr-Quail. o.. e5aI.5O per doz; sauir.
rcls, Si.25 per doc. rabbits, ~ % per doz:
wild turkeys, 60tt7ic each mallard ducks,
- ~ per doc ycnson saddles iOcgi2c per
TO- whole deer, 5CtGc per 10. opposum, l56f
az dressed coon. iOCl3ic.
Recommendations. sl.75 per brl: cab.
hagc. loose brl, ti.OO New Orleans crate
si.5Od2Oe kmuL per brl, 500 half bril-
s2uo garlic, SOC per TO cat. ots sIOOa3 NJ
per bril- bccts. o. jOetaO1 per brl; parsnps
$50 per bril- horscndish, Si5OCJ5.UO per
bril-
BurrEn-Buticrinc i5c creamery, 2s@
3or. dairy, is@2Ic. country butter, lOa2,c
Ciprn Ozark, $3.50 per brl aud $3.50 POI
half hrl.
NlSroAR-Per gal, ie@iac.
EoDs--Quict, boxes, A.; eases l0c.
RisiN-.-lpndon Layers, 500, California
/ a. - per box.
PicsLrs-lirls, $780, half brls. 400.
rnutrRY- Chickens young s2UOd3 90
/ mixed, t25O@3UO. hens, k3OO6ta50. rur
Keys, young SGOOGsO1 old. Ss00ai2.OO
rrcsc St5OaAOO, ducks. S2OOCI3 80. dressed
| turkeys, Sl2ttiic per ID. hens s3OOa3. 90
chickens, ti.6o@2Oo, geese, Si.00a5.O0
ivrArors-firm si6OM2OO per brl
.acks Of1oc tab SO@DOc per bu; sweet
t2UOf25O per brl.
NuIs-Cocoanuts S3Ood360 per 100. pea
nuts, Virginia, 7CtSc, Tennessee farmers
stock, 5Cttc roasted l6i isc higher shclicd
rcd, 5c, whitc,1c Spanish, TO-. pecans Tcxni
old, 5@l2c Arkansas, 3@5c, italian chest
nuts, iOMi2cis.
fnrsH ftsH-Bufialo, id2c per IN, cat, 4,
pcr H. Oamc-perch, trout etc. 5asc pei
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Groceries

CHICAGO, H.. March Son the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
steady and unchanged. Eggs-Easy at i2,s
9l8c.
CiSofNNA7i. O., March s.-Whlsky--
Steady. sales. COS barrels finished goods on
a basis Of si.O3. Buttcr-Quiet Sugar
firmer Egp-BarVly steady at NE.
Chccsc-Stcady.
NEw YoRK, March S-Corce-Options
opened barely steady, 10 and 20 points
down. closed weak 10 and Is points
down; easy cables, moderate business; val, =
$1,000 bags, including March, Si70oalI.l0'
April, tl1.75asiIS0. May, si105ai7 30
June, si7.2O6tl7.30 July, si7. SoCtiTi0 Au-
gust ti7.Sbgl7.5O September, tii5oalI.0o
October. aud November, si7a5tsiL0o,
Dcccmber. slLOO@ti7.75. January aud
February, Si7i6 Spot Rio hrmi quiet fair
cargocs, iac.
sumr-Raw Grmer fair refining s lilo;
ctar.fugal % test q 1919. Refined firm, fair
| demand.
Molasscs- Foreign drmcr 90 test 22,.c'
New Orleans duh.
Ricc-Quict aud firm.
Nav oRLrANS March s.-Cofee-Stiady
aud hrm, Rio, common % prime l.Ws -
hce--stcady ordinary 90 prime, $500 .
Sugar-activc, Arm aud higher Open kettle
strictly prime bI.da 5.lec, iuily iair etc
good fair, Lice, prime 10 fair, h,sc, TAR, Q
0to b.i0c. good common, ijttsA l0-lbc. com.
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Articles opening Highest. Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour-Quiet and unchanged
No. spring wheat, Ugjt@99Kc; No. 3
spring wheat, nominal; No 2 red, 9JJ1g
gJKc.
No. CON. 3issc.
No. oats, 25c.
No. rye, 42c.
No. barley, nominal.
No. ilaXseed, $i.40.
Prime timothy seed, si.3s.
Mess pork per brl, Sli.0O6gli.0j.
Lard per 100 lbs, sGO0@6.B2h.
Short rib sides, loose, 90. i5dG25.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed 60 $500 37k.
Short clear sides boxed, S0.JO@G02h.
Whisky-DistilloD finished goods, per
gal Sl.03.
Reccipis-Flour 1900 brls wheat 10000
bu: corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour, 10, 600 brls; wheat, I I, 900
bu; corn. i6s,OOO bu. oats, 1900 blu; rye,
? 900 bu; barley, 2l.O0O bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March s.-Flour-Quiet
aud easy, but unchanged.
Whcat-I.Owor Unfavorblc weather adj.
vices, dull cables and lower markets at all
points caused prices TO ease oil. There was
n rally later on. reports Of q cold wave com
ing. but the close was weak, with May &c
and July &c lower than yesterday. No. 2
red cash, Ole bid. May hH@g9ka06ifc,
aud closed at a5a.G05Jsc; June, O2ls@g3isc,
closed at 02jsc asked; July, S2%@s2A6J
s3lsc. closed at s2s.Cds2jEc asked.
COn-Strong. No. 2 mixed, cash, 2s,zc,
March. 2sAc; April. 2olfa29sEc, closed al
use; May, 30A930jEet3ic. closed at 30jEc
bid; June. 3lkm3iA Nc, closed at 3l9kc bid;
July, 32AmS2ssc, closed 32,kc.
Oats-Active but weak. No. 2 cash, 20 ~
bid; May 27@27Isc; June, 2OI.c asked, 10
bid.
Rye-No. 2 45c.
Barlcy-Nothing doing.
Hay-Firmer, prairie, s5.00a6.J0 Tim
othy, Slo.jOasil0O.
Bnn-Quiet and unchanged at 5l@S5c.
flaxsccd-Si.l5
Icad-Quict hut firm: chemical hard
SAY; corrOding. S3.i5 bid, SAY asked
Buiicr-QuieG creamery, 2i@2dc, dairy,
a@23c.
Eggs Very frm;Inaotiye demand at n 70
COrnmcal-sl. S5CtLO0
Provisions-Stcady.
Pork -Si2Gis.
Iard-prime steam. 1913 bid
Dry Salt Mcnts--shouldcr-. s525. long
aud ribs, sB3S. short clears, s8.65.
BacOn-Boxcd shoulders, Si2j, longs nnt
ribs, G.lOGt1l2lf: short clear, t7.25.
liams-Stady ut iO6li2c.
Rcceipts-flour, 1900 brls. wheat, 400,
bu. corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu. rye
none. barley, 1000 bu.
shipmcnts-flour. G.0OO brls; wheat, 500
bu. corn. $1,000 bu, oats 1900 bu; rye
none, barley, 5000
KANSAS CRY, No., March s.--whcni-
Quiet. No. rcd, cash, iOc asked: May, Wy,
bid, 9lsc asked No. soft, May, pQ'lc bid
| Oic asked.
Corn-Quict No cash. no bids; Nav
25i.c bid, Nc asked, No. white, cash, -,
bid. 2,ic asked. May. pic bid
Oats-No. 2, mixed, 22,sc asked.
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657, 929. w.
new ORLEANS, La, March s-Clearings
1852, 812.
New York, March s.-Clearings, gill, 450
$50; balances, $35, 224, 43s.
BALTIMORE, Nd. March S.-Clearings, ST..
800, 73O; balances, $305, 1856.
81. LOUIS NO., March S.-Clearings, 49,.
O59, 5S4;; balances, 1910, las.
BosToN, Mass, March s-Clearings, 3d.
200, $50; balances 81, 3l3,357.
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At noon: Spots-Quict aud steady. Sales,
l0VlO bales, of which 500 were American
Receipts, ls,U00 bales, of which 800 were
American. Closing quotations were as fol
lows. Ordinary, ID; good ordinary, ID.
low mlddling. ID middling ii-iGd; good
middling, ID.
easy.
These prices are given In pence and 0iths
thus GIGS means G6J-Gld, aud 6.0i means
b,Oi-0id.l
Ala pm; March 6i2 SELLERS March.
April, 6.l2 sellers April.May, 5i2 sellers;
May.Junc 5.l3 scllers; Junc-July, bi3 sell.
cr, July.August, $40 sellers; August Sep
tomber, 6i2 sellers; September October,
b.2I value, September 5.i2 sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement Tor the week
ending March A iSsit
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@2oc; clear grease wool, 20@25c; bury,
washed, 2OG30c; tub-washed 30a35c.
Coal 0n.-Prime white, Wholesale lots, 9Xc
per gallon.
ToBAcco-Common, 25@3e; other grades,
60@S5c.
BERswAx-20c.
NAILs-Iron, 500; steel, $40
HIDEs-Dry flint, No. /, lOc; No; 2, &c;
dry sailed, &c; No 2, &c; gfen sailed, No.
I, Be; No. 2, 3@31lc; green, 4; deerskins 81
@35c; sheepskins, 45c@si. % steady
GRASS SEEDs--Red clover, S. bu; herds
S0@00c bu orchard, $i.3O@l4O bu; timothy,
81. 7blu2. 90 hn
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CHICAGO, H., March 1.-The Drorers Journal
reports: Cattle - Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, $500 head. Market strong, best,
1Oc higher;choce to extra beeves, "a. 26@4. IS;
steers 81. 00@4.00; stockers and feeders, 81. 30
@3,40; cows, bulls and mixed, si.G0@30o.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head shipments,
5000 head. Market opened SC easier
closing steadier mixed, $i55@4.75; heavy,
$4.60@4.77JS; light $4.55@4.S0.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
1000 head Market weak; natives, S3.269
500; western corn fed, s440@4.75; lambs,
$i.00@G.OO.
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New York, March s.-This was O busy day
with jobbers. There was a brisk general
drive in all goods adapted TO spring
and summer trade. Business at the hands
of agents continued moderate as regards de-
mand on the part of jobbers, but there was
good business in goods suitable TO the
wants Of convertcrs and the manufacturing
trade. There is a better feeling in the mar.
ket than few days ago. Prices are UNI
changed, and for the most part steady.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; middling, o 15.l0c Sales, $500
bales. Quotations are as follows Ord
mary 3 5lGc; good ordinary sJsci low mid
ding, 7-i0ci middling o i5-lOc; good mid
ding, 10 0-lCc.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
steady rs follows March, 0s3 bid; April,
0si@os2; May, 0.s7@9ss, June, 9D5i July,
iO.Ol@i0O3; August, o97d00s; September,
053@955; October, 030G032 November,
o2l@Q22i December, o2l@o.23. Sales 40
800 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Wi-e-lIsnesu~


WHisKY-Struight Kentucky Bourbon.
ti.50CtdO0. Robertson aud Lincoln Coun.
ties. hm At Sl.5Oct3O0 Eastern ryes 5000
600. according Ia the age aud make com.
mon whisky toCCgsi 30. according 10 proof
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
fuHs-licar skins. Sl.OOo7,ut mink, iSm
Csc. coon, hunter handled. i5r5Sc. country
handled, i5tt6ac; otter siWd7b0, beaver
si.Ood7.60 wildcat lb@Sc. fox. ibst7Sc.
muskpL lO92hc. opussum. iO6g20c. wolf
ActtslW, panther, 50tgsl.O0 skunks,
ihtf SIC
0N-sim9lSo Tor domestic. o. ssCts.so
for imported
HAuatNu -NIiOc.
Ttur--SiiO.
suor-prop ki25. buck, ESQ
lrAp--h'h CtNc.
TALON Sc.
sSrrr-Garrtts sos. Ralph's NO2S.
Railroad, So -, Gail & AN's ta1n.
powDTH-kegs 500. half kee. A. "a
quarter kegs, A -.
Woodbury., grease wool, unw1shcd. "a
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened very 6rm
aud c'oscd very firm, middling ajsc.
salcs. 400 bales, including go bales lasi
evening. Of which 1850 bales to exporter.
and :, 100 bales TO spinncn.
EXCHANGE QuorArioNS
Ordinary, sci good ordinary. sNc low
middling 0Ac, middling 0iso good mid.
ding io,sci middling fair, lose fair nom.
inal; dusty, hgic lever.
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against 1925 bales same week last year;
since September /, $4,000 bales, as against
500,5l5 bales same time last year. Weeks
sales, 1880 bales; exporters ll,5oo and
spinners, $500 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady
middling, 10 3,l6c. Sales, i,3i0 bales. Quota
tons were as follows; Ordinary, 7.loc;
good ordinary 1876; low middling
CSC; middling, 10 3-i6c; good middling
10 ii-lGc; middling fair, li9c; fair, i2c.
Futures opened steady and closed
firm, az follows; March, l0Ol61l0.O2i April
l0.0s@iO.O0 May, lO1Gsio.l7; June, i0.A@
1926 July, i03i@lO32; August lo.SS@
1885, September, 0,0s@o09 October 9.77@
07s; November 067@0Gs; December,
96s@oG0, January, 9.T@07s. Sales $1,000
bales.
Weekly cotton statement for the week
anIius, Mach \ 1870.
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CATTLE--Choice to extra, bA@3Nc; good
3@8llc; scalawags TO medium, lH@21c
choice feeders, $50 and up, eA@3c; feeders
$50 to $50, 2x@2Ac.
HoGs-Choice cornfed, .H@4Ac; good
SL25@450; common, 3h6lt.
SuEEP-Choice, 4ISc; medium, 3I994c;com-
mon, $l.00@l.50.
LAMBs-Choice, &c; comm,n to good, per
head 81 5O(dl3 90
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ST. LOUIS Mo-, March 7.-wool quiet and
dull unwashed, bright medium, 19@26kc;
coarse braid, ls@23c; low sandy, ll@lSc;
fine light 17@23c fine heavy, l3@19c; tub
washed, choice, SIC; inferior, 3l@35c.
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Cotton Seed lsroIucis.

PRIME CnuDE 0IL---i0g4Sd prime summer
yellow, 5OG53c; choice cooking summer yell
low, 63@56c; cotton seed NAL, $1,000 less
than car load, S2l.50.
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Brcaststuns.

FLouR-From store, choice, si25@L 35;
fancy, S4.75Cdi So extra fancy $5.25Cg5.35;
patent, S5.S5@600; easy.
CRAcKERs--Soda, extra, Sc; treble extra,
6@GHc; ginger snaps, 7@slGc; assorted jun
bles, ll@l2l1c cream crackers, 71@sKc
CoRSMEAL-Pearl, $780, roller, SCOOP. 10;
firm.
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans, 81. %; me-
dunn, 500.
0ATMEAL--ln half brls $3.50 from store
CRACKED WuEAr-In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoNISY AND GRrrs-From store, 1925.
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wTrKLY oorToN erATruENr.

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
March &. 1919 bales A. against $500
bales last week. and 1870 bales same week
last year since September I, OCa.SSo bales,
against els 202 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week. 2o,O6i bales. NJ
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE sl.6o PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Very Firm-Middling Cotton, o
7-ec- Sales Today, $500 Bales-The
General Market is steady-Meats Are
Strong.
ArrrALOFrlcH

APPfAL OFFICE, I
FRIDAY kvESISG March s 1850
The money market is easy, with fair de-
mand and abundant supply at tho banks.
Rates Z to s per cent.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

IB FOR MAN 4 BEAsT PENETRATRs
HUsCLE& FIBRE 10 TIE VERY DONE.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP.
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACTORY
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Imylrir- 1CRR ~ M&TRR los La n
RB io0 N&LRRRi III &. o&swRR TO l..
Ko&TRR. 49, K.Cs&MRn l0s. GINA u
RR 81 MR. A. ~, Tenn Mid. a. steamer. 80
wagons - Total. i.t7i bales
Erports-M &CRR Az. L&NRR AS c. o
kswR A. 9ls l., No&r Rh tp1 X MSBR
n. = Tenn Mid. iis steamer oorIh. Total
400 bales
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MUSTANG llNIMENT

CURES RikuMATISM, LAME BACK
AND sTIlf JOINTS. RUB ~ IIJlDJ.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HoLLowHoRN, CAKED BAGS,
oiluB A HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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OH and Turpentinc.
Wool.

CLEVELAND O., March 7.-Petroleum easy;
s W., 1902 nc.
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HAY-Choice, from store, s5c car load,
from leveo or depot Sl5.50lpiG00; prime,
from store. 7jG9s0c; car load from levee or
depot, Sli50@l5.O0; prairie, from store, 50@
6Oc; cur load, from leyee or depot, 10000
100.
CoRS--From store, white, 47c; mixed, i5c;
from leyec or depot, white, in bulk, i0c; in
sacks, 43c; mixed, in bulk, SOC; IN sacks, Ale.
BRAN--lrom store, Soc from leyee or de-
pot, $l5.O0Ggi5.60
OATs-From store, white, SEE mixed, Soc;
from leyeo or depot, white In bulk, 3lCg
83c; In acks, Soc mixed, In bulk 20lEc; in
sacks BE