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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
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Money. Be.a- aud s,ocs..

INV YORK, March lh-MOncy on call
easy, at 2a2k per cent last loans, per
cent; closed, offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper ia@GH per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but steady at ASK for sixty.
day bills, aud Slss4 for demand.
Government bonds have been dull and
steady. State bonds dull aud steady.
The stock market today. after a strong
opening. was weak aud active throughout
the session. and Under lead of the gangcrs
aud Southwcsicrns everything Is lower than
on Saturday. The market turned today
upon the gravity u the situation abroad aud
the further troubles over rates IN the West
aud although this was confident feeling ut
the opening the selling soon began and the
declines which were then inaugunied,
ceased only with The close Of business. Tho
early rumors frum Paris and London stated
that the SoCicte DIES Mctaux had stopped
payment, md that the Compton a E-cumpto
had been placed In the hands ol "a receiver,
aud that copper had had marked
fall since Saturday. These stories
met with a. feeble denial, but
wcu substantially corrobomicd bcioro
the decline had made such Roadway and
while ID was later stated that the Compton
IL Escomptc was meeting all H. Obligations
the feeling was very Respondent Stories %
cutting ol rates by the kuck Island were the
principal elements OF discord IN tho dis.
patches from the West, but this was supple
incntcd hy ircu selling OF all Western stocks.
especially from Chicago, and an operator
from that center was openly giving out sell.
Ing orlcu. The railroad earnings Tor the
second week In March reported show gains
with hut one exception. but the good news
OF whatever SORT hal no eject whatever IN
the discouraged state oi mind prevalent in
the nom. The gmnrrr Wcrr the chief feat.
urc, aud only S. Paul was held up TO any
/ extent while the losses among the Others
/ ranged to per cent, with Atchison nur.
| llngion aud Rock Island most prominent
/ Missouri Pacific became the leader of the
/ downward movement in the afternoon, how.
ever, aud had soon caught UP with the 9TH
cu. New England aud Pacific Mail were
| the only stocks outside 81 the WCstcrncrs
which showed any special weakness but the
decline reached all portions oi the list, aud
no strength developed anywhere In the list
The spccialtics " lowpncci shnrrs wcrc
| comparatively quiet, although the Big -Four.
Chicago Gas and short lime WCrc weak The
opening was made nt advances extending 10
| - per cent, but the granHrn felt the press.
uro aud Rock Island was thc first Ia give
way, followed before noon by burlington 4
Quincy aud Texas Pacific. There Wcrr a few
slight rallies w the forenoon. but they were
Of short duration and amounted TO nothing.
Missouri Pacific became the leader after NJ
o'clock but Atchison followed. and ON a very
large business the losses In those stocks bc.
came unusually prominent. There was
another halt toward delivery hour. hut In
the last hour the decline Was resumed with
gu W. Iofce, aud The market closed active aud
|
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In the quotation
lists today by the Merchants Exchange
Committees. Amount Of grain In store ut
the elevators Corn, SI0Sl bushels; oats,
90. 233 bushels; wheat, 1913 bushels.
Al Now Orleans sugar receipts are moder-
ate all offerings being promptly absorbed;
demand nctiye, with prices strong aud
quoted higher for centrifugals and kettles
Molasses continued quiet aud firm. Rice Is
unchanged, with prices well maintained.
Hogs are still moving TO market very free
ly, says the Cincinnati Price Current the
western packing indicntingu total Of about
800, 600 for the week, compared with 2l5,OOO
the preceding week, aud 10000 last year
From March 10 date and latest mail dates
the packing returns indicate n total OF about
35j, 900 hogs against POI, 600 year ago, or an
increase OF 10000. In considering these
comparisons Il should be borne In mind that
the movement Of hogs IN March last year
was moderate, aud that conditions this sea-
son have encouraged continuous progress
OF preparation of stock for market 10 a more
than ordinary degree.
II is not yet clear rs TO how long the mar
koting may show more libculity than last
year, but the prevailing belief In the trade
appears to be that there will be q change In
this particular within the coming month.
The quality Of hogs being shipped Is still
good for the season Of the year but shows
some abatement generally rs compared with
the recent past 20 far ~ avcirgo weight Is
indicated. Prices OF hogs have averaged
A. "A II.
lOc per 100 pounds higher than n week ago
at most centcrs.
The London MARI Lilc Erprcu In is re.
view Of the grain trade says English wheat
values are lower. IL Is frequently impossi-
BILE to effect sales. Prices In Scotland are
lower than In England. The sales OF I'm.
Flish wheat during the past week were ",
Az quarters at 3oi "a, against u, 22s quarters
at 80s OIL during the corresponding week las
year Most foreign wheat Tell "a. Flour q
weak, although the supply OF foreign 4
moderate. In London barley has declined q
fraction. In majority Of The country mar.
kcts prices have hardened A large quantity
Of corn caused weakness in some cases, while
In Others prices are In sellers favor. Oats
have improved 3dGsGl. The demand does
not equal the hopes Of holders Rye Is a
tribe irmer. Beans arc little weaker. Al
today's market English wheat was In mod,
crate request nc last Mondays prices for.
elgn was weaker. There wasno speculation
Flour was unchanged. The recent arrivals
are not satisfactory aud drag. Barley wa,
steady. Round corn was In fair retail
request at the very low prices accepted
last Monday. Flat corn was ID cheaper on
the week. There was a very small frvsl
supply u oats aud prices advanced 81
Beans and peas were dull. Rye WIS steady
In the very latest dealings brcadstufIs an,
corn were weaker.
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Grain nna Pro,i.Ion..

CmcAoo, H., March ls.-The volume OF
trading In wheat today was rather light
Large floor traders did but comparatively
little aud other operators. awaited develop
lincnts. outside business light. The feeling
was little unsettled. The opening was
stronger aud first sales were at slightly high
or prices. May opened NMs.c higher.
quickly turned on free offerings aud sold OH
fc, advanced No. then declined again l7sc,
advanced and finally closed &c lower than
Saturday. June closed &c lower and July
lsc lower. European markets were quoted
dull and wonkcr but probably the principal
weakening influence was the reported pan
icky feeling In financial circles In Paris
There was some buying on expectations OF
colder weather.
There was only n moderate business In
corn, tnding being largely local. aud iluctu-
atoms limited 10 &c range. The feeling de.
vclopcd on the whole was rather easier,
though prices did not show much change
compared with saturday
A moderate business was transacted I'm
oats aud a steady feeling prevailed during
the greater part OF the day, with an appro-
citation OF &c.
Quite good trade was reported In mess
pork, and prices fiuctuatcI considerably,
with rather free offerings early the market
ruled weak and prices rcccded 226@25c.
Later the market showed more stcndincss
and prices advanced 7i4@lOc, but declined
again lO6tl5c and closed comparatively easy.
The lard market attracted very little at
tcntion. The feeling was rather weak and
prices ruled 5Ct1Jfc lower, and the market
closed quiet az the reduction.
A fairly active trade was reported In short
ribs Prices decreased 6Cg7jsc ON the whole
mngc. and the market closed quiet at inside
figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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noMEsrIo EXCHANGE.

Buyinr--New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount Eastern points, sight,
is discount. Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo discount; New Or
leans, u discount
sellinsGNew York and Eastern points,
$50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
: willie and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans par
Memphis spots closed steady at n decline OF
I.IGc. Sales, 5000 bales, or 100 TO exporters
and $500 to spnners. The New Orleans spot
market easy, with futures quiet March of
2 points and other months of 3 TO o points.
Liverpool closed quiet; moderate inquiry;
futures barely steady at n decline of point.
New York spots closed of l-l0o and futures
Off 2 TO s points.
Hubbard, Price & Co.'s cotton circular
says Foreign adyices this morning were
better than had been expected, but this fact
was generally credited 10 tho operations OF
the cliques in Liverpool, who arc using ev-
cry effort TO maintain their position The
movement OF the crop continues on scale
beyond all expectations, and naturally our
market has suffered. Opening steady at
above last evenings prices ueciho SOON
. set In and continued without reaction till
the close, which Is weak,at the lowest prices
of the day. The Bombay movement reported
for the half week Is the same rs last season
viz, 81, 900 bales, and therefore has not AZ
footed the quotations A feeling OF uncer
tainty and hositancy is noted In all spccu
lative markets, and cotton has been no ex
Al. a Ill nat. xtuNtss "a.
financial circles"
The total crop IN sight, according TO Brdd
streefs OF February 20, was 6,502, i02. TAX
Ing this as approximately accurate, and al
lowing 1900 bales for cotton remaining in
towns, not reported and Ia transit, proba-
BILE total is found Of d, iGL l02 bales Of lsSs-s0
crop of plantations II 10 per cont OF tue
crop remained IN farmers hands February
%, the total crop is about Z, iS5, 900 bales but
all this Is the mercst kind OF gucsswCrk.
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A, 7slc; standard granulated, S@SHc:, pow
dered. 0@0Jsc; cut loaf, 990Hci open kettle
55SG67sc; strong
CorFrr-Common 17l1c; fair, l0Mc; prime
Rio, lOIS@9Oc; choice TO fancy, 2O18ci old
government 32@35o; easy.
sAIr-Saginaw, $l.35@1.lo per brl: Ohio
River, 81. 25@l.35 per brl; Louisiana, III. 100
100; sacks, fine, $780, coarse, sl.2o; pkts
'RiTIcE-Louisiana, 4]G@61Gc; Carolina, 0@
&c; firm.
SrARcH-3G3l4c.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, -; New York fac
tory, -; full cream, 13c; Young America,
l3C.
MoLAssEs--Louisiana, common TO fair, %
@3Oc; prime choice, 35@f2ci fancy, 45c; cen
triiugals, common TO fair, 20@3Oc prime to
choice 30G13jc; syrup 206g45c; firm.
CAYDIEs--Sticks, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, sA@01Ic; fancy assorted, 0I9@l2kc;
extra fancy ll@2Oc; firm.
soar AND cANDLEs-soap 3N@5c; candles,
full weight l0c.
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very weak at the lowest prices of the day:
Everything on the list is lower, but the most
important losses were Atchison3A, Missouri
Pacific 3ss, Burlington &Quincy AZ, Rock
Island 2ss, Northwestern =, New England
lss, Texas Pacific and Pacific Mail Ia each,
and Short Line and Chlcoeo Gas per cent,
with Others fractional amounts
RAILROAD bonds were somewhat more &C,
tive and showed moro feature than usual
last week and while the market was heavy
II showed no marked movements In those
80 res unS saleS Were Spiy $1,000 con-.
tributed $4,000, the irsts 100000 and the
Denver 81 Rio Grande Western assented
bonds 100000. Almost everything is lower
but there was some irregularity and few
marked advances were recorded. The de
clines include Texas Pacific lirsts, at 80
and South Carolina firsts, ] TO 1913. The
total sales of stocks today were 32l, 200
shares. Closing quotations
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NEw YoRK, March lS.-rhc week opened
favombly In the dry goods market, bat less
activity u anticipated than developed last
week. lever buyers being IN the market The
jobbing tmdc was specially less active In
cotton drss goods bcclusc Of an auction
sale Of 1000 cases Of Wosibrook fine dress
ginghnms announced for Thursday. Trade
was fair In other fabrics With agents bust
ness tended 10 improve as rcEarls general
demand. The tone u the cotton goods mar
kot improves, aud IN consequence of the all
vance IN low grade cotton goods IN sympathy
with print cloths, agents today made tho
price Of Amoskong staples and fancy ginR-
hams G,fc OF Whitcnton dress ginghams
61.o net, aud spot Hat fold cambrica we're ad-
yanccd &c per yard.
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AT noon: Spots--Quiot, moderate inquiry
Sales, 5000 bales, of which 1900 were Amer
were American. Closing quotations were rs
follows: Middling, o ll-l6d
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed barely steady.
These prices are given in pence and 0lths
thus; 6O3 means 003-6ld, and 6.Ol means
5,0l-6id.1
At pm: March, $40 sellers; March
April, $40 sellers; April-May, $40 sellers;
May-Junc, 6Il buyers; Juno-July BAL buy
ors; July-August, 5i2 sellers August-sep.
tcmber $50 buyers September October, OF
sellers; September, $50 buyers
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Live stock.

CmcAGo, March is.-The Droucr's Journal
reports Cattlo-Receipts, 1900; shipments,
400 Market steadicr. Choice, SlOOC1i. 10;
steers, S5.O0@LOg stockers and feeders, S2OO
Cg333; cows, bulls and mixed, Sl.5OC15. 90;
Texas steers, S2i0@3.50.
ilogs-lleccipis, 1900 shipments, 0,50O.
Market weak. Mixed, SiiOCJi.S0, heavy,
SLGO@lsQ, light Sl75@5.00 skips, $500
I80.
shcep-Receipts, COCO; shipments, $500.
Market strong. Natives, S3.5OCIiS5 western
corn fed. Sl.2j@L1O, lambs. si.i0al75.
The Drorcr's Joi1Hdlspeclal cablegam from
London quotes heavy supplies Of home bred
cattle. Demand very weak. Prices 70
lower Top American bceyeS i2c per pound,
estimated dead we ght.
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FlouR--From store, choice, sLiOa T. 20.
fancy, SlGNpl50 extra fancy, sblOa52e
patent sh.10das 80. easy.
CHAcETHs extra. 70, treble extra,
G6t6lsc, ginger snaps, 5ets So assorted jun
blcs, ilmi2hc. cream crackers 1hMskc.
CoRNaEAI-Pcarl. $500, roller, - lOoJ2 20.
firm.
Bx,Ns AND PE,s-Nayy beans, $225; mo.
dium, Sa.O0.
OAturAL.-In half brls. $3.50 from store.
CGAcKKp WnE,r--In half brls, Sl.50 from
sturc.
lloNSY ASn Guim-From siorc, S3.25.
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Fisu-M nckcrcl, half brls. No. sii.25
No .. $3.50. No. 8 sp01. iO.lb kits, No. 4,
si50. No. ? tt.tb No. 3 $50 Dry Herring
Family. a,c per box y e. roe herring.
half brlS 500. White fish-lIalf brls
$50.
Hoo PHoprcn-Qulct; pork, SO 2jCtl3.75,
sugar cured hams iimllAc' breakfast bacon,
iOsmiiis &c. clear rio side bacon, 1h01 'sc.
bulk pork, clear sides, a., clear rib sides,
G9.c. long clear. U9ar shoulders, o..
fowgunttcr, 2aMic. city hogs 90 ic,
country dressed, h'sCtGc per 10, sparo.ribs. .
C,,c. backbnncs. baGc per No.
LAub-rcs ~. half brls. 1Ac, kegs, 7Ac;
choice kettle. slsalOc. quiet
Pos fuu Iris, 500. half brls, $500
Kegs. sie1.
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ree,istuH-

H,y-Choicc, from store s5c. car load.
from lcvcc or depot, sii0@iG09 prime,
from store. 15ns0c; ear load from lcyoc or
il.W.
Corr IRON store whit, tG1Mt7o.
mixed. G from loycc or depot, white, In
bulk EEa iny w sacks, iic, mixed, In bulk,
DC. IN sacks ale.
BRAS-From store, 75@57jlc, from lcycc
or depot, slAulIli0o.
OAfs-from store white, BC137c' mixed,
3iCt3jo. from lcycc az Depot white In bulk,
5iWEc, In sacks, Soc mixed, Ia bulk, %, Ia
sarks I9isc
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Household EuD,,Iics.

FRuIr-steady. orangos--Florida, $500
400 per box Messinn S2.5Og3.0O per box.
Lemons. S2.50@3.O0 per box. Bananas,
S1.5O@2.5O per bunch. Dates, 7@Sc. Figs,
l2@l5c per pound.
ArrLEs-$2 10000 porbrl. Dried apples,
&c per lb. from store. Dried peaches, 2Cg
SIC from store.
GAMr-Quail, $i.25@1.50 per doz; SPUR
rels. Sl.25 per doE rabbits Sl25 per doz
wild turkeys, 50g75c each; mallard ducks,
s.. so per doz venison saddles l0@l2cper
Id; whole deer, 59Gc per Id; opposum, $50
40e; dressed coon, lOCg35c.
GErAnLHs-Onions, Sl.75 per brl; cab
bagc, New Orleans crate, Si.75lg250; kraut,
per brl, $500; half bril- 500; garlic, 50c per
100; parsnips, 500 per brl.
PouLTRY-Chickens, young S20O93.0O
mixed S2.5O93.0O; hens, $30O@350. Tur-
keys, young $0.O0GS.00, old, SS.0O@l2.OO
geese "a 5Ot15 90. ducks, S20O6D360, dressed
turkeys, l2Gllc per lb; hens s30O93.5G
chickens. sl.50g2,0J geese, Si0OGe5.OO.
BUTTER--Butterine. l5c; creamery $50
SOC; dairy, lSW2lc, country butter, lOt92Oc'
ClDER-ozark, $3.50 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
yISEcAR-Per gal, l29i3c.
E0Gs--Quiot boxes, DC.
RAIsISs-London layers, $500; California,
| 81. % per box.
PIoKLrs--Brls, $3.50; half brls, si0o.
PorAroEs-firm. 81. 50D2O0 per brl; sacks
GOa70c: Utah, s0@0Oc per bu; sweet S2.OO@
800 per brl.
NUrs-Cocoanuts, S3.0O@jbO per 100 pea,
nuts, Virginia, lose; Tennessee farmers
stock, 5GI6c. roasted l(1ll1c higher; shellcd
red, &c; white, &c; Spanish, lOci pecans, Texas
old, 76gl2c; Arkansas, 3g5ci Italian chest
nuts, i0Gl2lsc.
FREsu FIsn-fluilalo, lG2c per ID; cat, Il
per Id. Game-perch, trout etc, Dose pei
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rOceries.

NEW YoRK, March S.-Coflee-0ptions
opened steady and closed 5@l5 points be-
low Saturday; sales, A. 800 bags Including:
March and April, $l670@l6.S0; May, $i6.T5
@6.9O; June, SIC. s5@lz00; July, $l0.95@
1905; August $l70O@l7l0; September,
$l715@l125 October $l7.25@l730; Novem-
Der and December, $H.25@iZ35; January,
Sl725@lL40 February, Sl735Ql7.40. Spot
Rio easier, quiet; fair cargoes, lS1sc..
Sugar-Raw, stronger and more active;
fair refining, SIC; centrifugals, 000 test,
l5-lG@Gc; refined, firm and hc higher,
good demand; Q, 5Aa6c; extra @, 6A@696c;
white, extra @, 1900 9-l6c yellow, 90
@51sc; oil @, 0 0-l0@6Kc; mould A. 7Ac;
standard A and confectioners' A, &c; cut
loaf and crushed, sac; powdered, "a; gran
ulated, nc; cubes 79sc.
Molasses-Foreign, strong; 500 test, 2ic.
New Orleans, dull.
Rico-Steady; fair demand.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. March 1s.-CofIee-
Steady and firm; Rio, common TO prime, liza
20c. Rcc-Quict but steady; ordinary 10
prime, 3H@5c. Bran-Steady at Zoe. Sugar
Excited and higher; open kettle strictly
| prime, ll-lGc; prime, 5Nc fully fair,
DIG; good fair, 7-l6@5hc; fair, 5%c;
centrifugal, or white, 7617k choice yellow
clarified, i-lG@7lsc; prime yellow clarified,
0S@6 i5.lGc; OF yellow Garfield, 6A@
l3-lbci seconds, OtatGTc. MolasseS-Strongi
open kettle, strictly prime, Soc, good prime,
| 3iC33c; prime, 29dSlc; fair 10 good fair, rs
CG2sc; common 10 good common 20@2lc; cen.
trifugal, strictly prime 2i@25c; good prime,
2l@22c; prime, lO,g20ci good fair, lSc; fair,
lsc; fair, l7ci common 10 good common, II
6gl0c.
| CINCINNATI, o.. March Is. - Whisky -
Steady; sales Dol barrels finished goods on
basis Of Sl.03 Butter-Qulct; fancy Elgin
20a30c choice dairy, l7@lsc. Sugar-lr
fair demand; hard refined 7%@shc; New
Orleans, 5AgGc. Eggs-Weakor lOisGl0Ao
Cheese-FiIm; choice cured, mild Ohio Hat
10h@ilc.
RIO DE JANErRo, March 1s.-CoiIcc-Regu
lar firsts, $3.50 rcis per 10 kilos; good sec
onds, Q, $50 rcis Receipts during the week
1000 bags; purchases Tor the United States
5000; clearanccs for the United States, Us,
co... stock, $4,000 bags.
CHICAGO, III, March ls.--on tho Produc,
Exchange today the butter market wa
weaker, fancy creamery, 25a26; choice {,
line, 20d2lc fine dairy. 20et2l; good 3,
choice 1000. Eggs-Woak, l5c.
SANTOS, March is.-Coticc-Good average
G,OO0 rcis per 10 kilos. Receipts during la
week $1,000 bags; purchases for the Unite,
States, 400 clearanccs for the Unite,
States, 1900, stock, 237, 600 bags.
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GrorerIes.

Peaches, 2 lbs. standard. ti.gAGti.l 40 second.
tl.p. Tomatoes, lbs, standard SIC, lbs,
standard. siiO. Strawberries, N.23. Rasp.
berries, ti2A Hlnckhcrrios, $i.OO. Green
cages, $40. Pears St.50. rlums $50.
Asparagus. NO. Green corn, SiWtpl. 50
tfUcn peas, " rs Cove oysters, full weight
lib, Oan,g 2 he, i.b5di.0O light weight,
Csc. lbs, siU0 Condensed milk, Crown.
o. 10 Eagle 800 Swiss. s0iA salmon,
ti.35. Sardlncs, 500 mustard sardincs,
$50 MnckcUl, (LiJ, herring mackcrcl,
ti.i5.
suoAn-Purc white. 7s4@7JSc of white,
74m1Ac, yellow clarified, 7isd71c, refined
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. March is.-wool-Un-
changed and little doing; unwashcd bright
medium. 5000 &c; coarse braid, il@2lc.
low sandy, iOCgifc; fine light i6GB22c. dnc
heavy, l2@i1c, tub washed, 3i@Jlc.
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ENCnANuE QuOT ATIONs.
DAiLY COTTON STATEMENT

impous-M n g. iga at i5i. Ian. slG
M&Lh g. G, o&sw. ~ l., NO1T. no. X. Cs
a n. igs 80. Nah i5ii I ~. it2 7 N, a.. steam.
en-, l2 wagons. "a Total, 2iG, bales.
Exports a e. ~. NAT "a. La n. f5s g. %
2sw. 1000 NO&T, aGKC. M&B-.T
N, SD Total ala balOs.
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OH and InrpentIne.

CLEyELASp, o., March is.--Pctrolcum-
Steady = w., ii0o, nc.
wuMsoros, N. c., March is-Turpcntine
--firm at 5J9c.
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but soon dropped, May declining 10. Later
il reacted, but again fell of and finished va
&c below Saturday No. 2 red, cash, OIL 1SGD
9211c; May, selling at 921s@9sISc, closed at
92hc bid July, s1@s1Hc, closed at si1sc;
August, 794@7o4c, closed at 78jlc asked.
Corn-Active for export. No. 2, 28%@
20; April, 29h May, BON630szc.
oats--Lower and dull. No. 2, cash, 24l1c;
May, 25N@28.
Rye-Dull; No. 2, 42c.
Barley-No market
Hay-Dull for all grades below choice;
prairie, $600@825; timothy, SIC. 50013.00.
Bran-U Unsettled; sacked lots, 51@59c.
Flax Seed-Quiet ats1.45.
Lead--Dull soft Missouri and refined sold
at $3.45.
Butter--steady; creamery, 2l@26c; dairy,
Hoppe; northern roll, l5@lsc.
Eggs-Steady at 1910.
Cornmeal-$1.
Bagglng-Active and higher at Sls@101Sc
iron cotton ties, $1.10
Proysions-steady but not lower. Pork,
$3.50.
Lard-sG65.
Dry Salt Mcats--shoulder s.. %; longs and
ribs, 1925; short clear, $G45.
Bacon Shoulders, $6.12H longs, $6S7H
d6.OO; ribs $6.05D; short clear, $7.l00
I12M. Ham-S10. 00@l2.00.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat IS 900
bu; corn, 200 bu; oats, 54, 900 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1000 bu.
shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, u
900 bui corn, l32, 600 Blu; oats, $1,000 blu; rye,
none; barley, 5000 Blu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 1s.--Wheat--
Stronger; No. red, cash, SOC; May, Ole
asked; No. 2 soft, cash, Ole asked; May SOC
bid, Ole asked
Corn-steady; No. 2, cash, 2311c bid, 25c
asked; May 25IIc bid, 26Ac asked; No
white, cash, no bids nor offerings; May 2T19c
bid, 2sAc asked.
Oats.-No. 2, cash, no bids nor offerings;
May, 22Hc bid, % 4 asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened very dull
and closed steady; middlIng, o 1870. Sales,
400 bales, including 90 bales last evening
OF which 100 bales 10 exporters aud 1900
bales TO spinncr.
EXCnANuE QUOT
Ordinary, 1916, good ordinary, s0iGc;
low middlinF. o,4c; middling. iSiOc good
middling, 10 SiCc, middling fair 10 il-iGc,
fair, nominal dusty, h@lc lower.
nAuN luIInN nIArIMINr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
NV YnnE.

Spots opened quiet and easy and closed
steady; middling, iOisc. Sales. 5O1balcs.
Quotations were ~ follows Ordinary. use.
good ordinary, $40; low middlmr 0ii.iGc
middling i01sc good middlinr. lose. mid.
ding fair, ~ 5-ioc. fair n i5iGc
Futures opened quiet aud easy and closed
steady, ~ follows March, OD@Opi. April,
005@ooi. May. iOOl@ioO3. June, i0OsGt
1000 July ioi5@i0iG August 1922.
September o.s5@asi; October, 0CiCtpOO.
November, o65@o5I. December, 06G@a5s.
January, gOiNnOd Sales. NJ 600 bales.
Nlw oRiEANH
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy middllng, $50. salts 1850 bales.
Quotations are a. follows Ordinary, SIC.
good ordinary, ii.iGc; low niddling 0i,c.
middling oAc good middlinr lose
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet. ~
follows March. o0sao70 April. oO5aaO0
May. e7i@072, June, o.7s@o7G July, Osl
0Gs5; August a7s@o5o. September ag70
0.3S; October. e.is@9ie. November piO@
BILL December, 0ii@0i2 Sales Si,IO,
bales