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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

CANNED GOODS rlnrhpplcl. NisHt.it
prtchcs. H. standard fig,sfi 4. frrond. u nsna
liza tnuaiucf lhs, standard s'.sv. li..siaulnrl,
ft.wt stnwhCuICa gltt uisphyiflcs, silt black
berries tito riVeu rugH ti.ls pDnrs, tl.Ht
plums, ll.ah nspnmfus tlunrurn Oufn.s lWNtl.HH
rf,Cn tfus fi.GtsfiN ~ cove oysters fall weight,
/ DO. "a. tNs. To-. 40 .ft.N1. light weight nt.g
TO- st.ua Condensed mia futu, tllt tnrlc.
Ell swiss sdlA SALMON, si.O..i1oo sarllncs,
30 .N mustard tarllur. NJ - NagkCfCl, tlthlf
ing huulnE maCkcful SIS.
htgAKalurc white. n ~ OF white SO yellow
r'arnCi 10 b. rnu,d \. a. % Indlrd lmnu
iaici. pe ioadori p',c cut loaf. y ~ open Net
tlr. ti .Hft' a.. ttrHlY
Cufltl- tommuu, ~ b. ordinary. isc fair
d. prime BIO, lH'Iy choice 90 hnyy, atllc old
FuttruWput ai.i q. steady
HAiIH-hEiuHW 81 IS pc hnirfl ohio River. N I'D
40 ID urf inrfrl Louisiana. tl.i' sacks. tine. ti.iO
tulfap. Ht.t.. pats. j. t.fr
ElCG-l ouisiann. y ..ltc. Cnrlilnh, CB5c
sIANttiaHr
Diiii.sL-rHmc flats =- NCw York factory,
e.. tull cpam, i'c Young America BE-
MulANsl~ Louisiana common tn iiiT Naff>r,
pflmg rhUlrr, aattt tsuri. O.. O.utfiiuEal-. COM
MON o. iair ..tas prime io chuics, s.isic syrup,
li.fiuU nrm.
tANnttsa sticks no Hfcs In tEs. plt and bfls.
p. ln'.D hnaJ assorted, .c v2ua iaucl,
ll.f "A. urm
full wrIFhL b. al
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on sale At the advance, ntasrwhlch price recode

on sale at the advance. uhderwhch prices reccded
and the closing was weak
lair business was done In corl within narrow
range. The large decrease IN the visible supply
and the active shipping demand were the prin-
cipal Influences In the market, ana tcnded 70
create firm feeling. The market opened at Sat
urdnys closing prices, was steady, fuctnatng
within h@l4c. and closed the same as on Saturday
Oats were quiet and steady aud without new
features q IMPORTANCE, Price changes were con-
nned to j4c Tange at
Mess pork attracted very little attention Inc
feeling was little stronger early, and prices were
advanced 59119c. Later, however, the market
weakened and prices settled back l2%@lOc' ana
closed rather quiet.
Adult and easy feeling prevailed in lard. Prices
ruled about nc lower and the market eloseu
tame
Trading was only fairly active in short ribs The
market was weak and prices declined oN112c, ana
the close was rather lame.
The visible supply of grain, ns reported by my
Board OF Trade In comparison with that OF week
ago, II Is follows; Wheat, H2,@i2OO bushels de-
crensc, 100000 bushels; corn. qGg2OOO bushels DE-
crease, l5aiOOO bushels oats G7ll 900 bushels Dc
crease. 1900 bushels rye, i,2il,OOO bushels de-
crease, 5000 bushels; barley GOAOOO bushels DC
crease, u 900 bushels.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Cash quotations were as follows
flOur-tirmcr, but not quOtIlly higher winter,
sLO)e.Al0' spring wheat patents, sL1j@jJ,; ba-
kcrs, SO 2J@3A.
No. spriug wheat, S21S@S3c No spring wheat,
7SC,SOc; No. 2 red, S2lxcgSJu.
No. 2 corn, SSeSc
No. oats 2l'9c
No. > rye 40c
No. barley, nominal
No. l nhXsccd, sl.iL
Prime Timothy seed, SiJdt "a
Mess pork per brl. slt, iiGsli 20
Lard per lO1 lbs. NJ. 72is@hfj.
Short rib Sides loose, SL12iydi.S1.
Dry Sflted shoulders, boxed, sil2lE0i.2i.
Short clear sides, boxed 81 ~ s6fG.2L
Rccclptl-ilour, 300 brls; wheat, 1900 bu:
corn, 10000 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye iOOJ bu bar.
ley, l7OO bu.
shlpmcnts-Flour, 600 brls wheat, G5,OlO bu:
corn, SSlU1 bu; oats $4,000 bu rye, 500 bu bar.
ley, GOO bu
KANSAS CITY. No, May whcnt-Stcady:
No. rcd cash, &c asked July sales az hic August,
GU e. asked. No. soft cash, iSC asked July and
August, 600 asked.
Tom quiet No, o. cash. nc. July, nc bid
"a 4c asked; No. white. cash, sc.
Outk-NO. 2, cash, 2lC
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CHICAGO. ill.. May 2l.-thc Drlnrrf JouHn1i ~
ports Cattle lcrepts l2uu shipments 3uuO.
market steady hcuYcs, ,sLuiu 90 ticCi4 eAigos
and mixed. si.ssta00 Texas cattle s1O0f,iG1
Hussa Receipts tl,uJt shipments. AdNg market
strong aud sg,iuc higher mixed. q aidltGt heavy.
aihttiDg light. sL<gl5W skips, tiu1ttL2h
ftniur natives. slinWiD Western fhufn, eLalt,
AW Texans. ti0letl,u hmls. stingA -
Inc Drttn Journal sIo lal cnhlcgfim irum
London quutcs moderate supplies ui cattle. rrlcr,
steady. icst American cattle nc per pound. esii
mutptl dead typrht
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHISKY -simEhi Kentucky bourbon. q on
COO Robertson and iluClIn Counties urm nj u -
nlnn ihttCm nra Gntftun. ncrordlng a. ngc
aud make. cummun whlskY. pnfHsi. ~, according
~ rrulf Nothing under 30 Ucf CUut quoted.
CTS =iiuaib0 Cor domestic. tA0aio0 Tor Inn
porigl
GLASS sFrrs- Rel clover e. = bu herds, soe
On hu. ou'hiW a 80 hu. Timothy, ti7AslW hui
German mlllct, N.tHt bu. iiungitian 55a>jc bu.
hAuulNu-Htiw,e
ItHfasl g1
lnoT-ptop tlit buck. $40
ItApafentc.
TAtIOM 40
sNuTT-Ghuyirs No5i Balpha sioax Rail
foai y N Gail a ANt 800
ruWplll-kcs,, 800 hall kcr, sl7S quarter
CnAL oli.-rnmo white. wholesale iou, p,.c per
gallon.
IubAcco- Common. g5s1oc. other grades, %
| nrtswAN Ne
| kAiis=itun. slOn steel. s1tO
| .MbolEhuf1 rfcns' Wool. uuwashcd. Marc
/ tub washed a1tke
nlnir bU Stint No 4 o. No. 2 q, dry saited
bslC Irccu talcd. No .. q. ~. \ d. given, %
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HAY-Chuirc. from store 80. carload, from
le,rc or depot lianssiGtn. ptimc, irum storv, %
ttah. ritluid. from iotuH ur dnput stllnfllhuN
pfiirie from st,te bn,tilr carioti. from lvycc or
depot. s.uut.fiiui
tnitNatrIu stnfr white. co. o.. mixed, &c,
from lrfrr or depot. Whitr. ln uuls. aiit ilr In
slrks iir mIxcd iu bulls, .1ic, in sacks. iic.
NitAN=l fnm tturc, ~ iettsc. irum lutCc ur de
Ilt. tI5N.tltnl
'OAis-trnm sior,. white. aisiiic miyci. Size
Ir ifnm lpNrr ur depot white lu hlls, Hl.tilC. la
sirlt. Hic. missed. in bulk "a. tu slCas Jit
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urc ad~tuu~.

FtOuR-Fr1m sur', family. sl5i choice, siii
fancy. 81. oytri fancy, sthE patent sl.lE qulct
uHNMLAl.-rcIh, tAiaeauG roller $40
strong
MANS ANp rEAs-Nayy beans. sL7ja2oo. mo
dlum. 10 ln.tl.sA
OATMEAi.-lu half bfls. $50 from store.
CNAGkEii-- cxtm. o.. treble extra, CO
dc. rlnupr SNAPS, does, tr escorted lumllCs, He
lsis. tr'um crackers, N .Hts'su
CRACKED MiikAf-iu half brls, $50 from
stone
IiUMINY ANp GRirs- From store. sl2l
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nan.cheI.l .nrnIlc..

TuUtT Steady umngr NCVlni snatt0
pcf lns. Ualiouiit, ttu1 80 box. Lemons ilAa
400 Ier box lanruft. ti.'n.s. ID pcr bunch. Dates
fHe. tiu. i1.ii. PCT pound.
Afrll7 sHui.tn ~ hu bfo'l apples 20tlc
per lh ifum tinrc. lrltl rrarhrs s.tr lfum siunC.
VEGETABLE s-uni0us ti.1 iet hil. cabbage,
Npw orleans. Cmic e. is.tsuu FnflU. COS pUf leo
klT--tucuanuts tl.uHiuu Uvt 100 Peanuts,
NlEluih. fHsc 1vnnr.tfr. inuncrf stock. hHtc.
pis.DL ieli, e. higher thciIsl ntl II. white 5c.
Spanish ius fcranH Texas old. sniac, Arkansas.
t.fs. Italian chutnuis. lu.tIir
hl titNH katherine. il.fisr creamery 2ngi o.
dalu, it. ~. unuutu butter in.ilic,
ntAiuir VIM tLH.il q pr hfl mCks. io0i
ior ~ hu Utah. Stew pyf bu. fwcrt tlooest. .
Cibia-oarE, $50 rcr bd. aud $50 per half
hr
NtNTGAR- rr rai t1ailc
lnNHaeirldN luKrs a.. eases. loH
POULTRY Chickens YOUNG. t3WtI1d0 mixed,
duttt flutl.n
fiii-H flsli -nunhin. Lose rct ~. cai, &c PCT
~. tame, perch, truuL Cic saitv per ~
RAl~lN s-LpndOn laycm. s5ul. California s. ~
pCf lHHk.
ntkLEs-nfls go. halfbrlG tiol
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HEALTH 10 WEALTH.

On T. C. wESrs NEsvG Ayp DRAM Tar rHryt
sFuanniccd specific for lilslefla, Dizziness, Con
tulsi0us Ills. Nervous Neufalgis. Headache Ncff'
Gus Proetfnton caused by tho use Of alcohol ~ 10
bacco. wakcinlness, Noutal Depression sOitculng
Oi tho nrlin rcsultlng Ia iasnnlty aud leading 70
Misery, decay aud death. frcnaturc Old Ace Bar
tcnncss. los Of power In either SCI, involuntary
llpitcs and SpcrmAturfhca caused ~ oycrcxcrtiOL
a the hriin. srlfahusc 90 oycr-lndulrcncc zach
box contain QUO months treatment sin1a box.
orsiN boxes Tor $780, sat b. mall prepaid on ~
G. TOT pr.co
We Guarantee Six BoNoss
To cure any cae. With each order received BY n
f1rtin boxes aocumranicd with 500 We will scl
the purchaser our written guarantee g. refund tli
money u the treatment does not erect n cnra
guaffutera Issued only BY john q Mcst & Go
powdy 4 Co. Druggists Sole AeentA Nain street
Merehis. Tenu
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PARIS EXPOSITION,
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India nnd Pacific steamship companJ's
sIail steamers.

The stolincrs " this the only regular line sail.
iua ON the south To Liverpool. are very popular
win pdsscnpvt nud the route they tnsc being less
liable 10 lad weather than that Of the New YORK
steamers make, tho trip thoroughly chi yahlc.
The following steamers arr expected TO leave here.
FlORtniAs. Il sail about May ~
BERNARD HALL, 10 sail about May -
ANnEAN, to n about May -
UANifN. a. sill about Iunc2
TEXAN. 90 llii about June =
WA. Ciiif. ~ sail about luuel
JAMAICAN. a. sail about June ~.
Saloon fnc-licncc 10 Liverpool. 500. through
IN pfris Ma Calais OF Dover nrstClnss rail. etc,
si.u. or thi.i class rail. $40.
lcturn Tickcts-Ncw orleans 20 Liverpool aud
return. s2li New orleans 10 Paris aud return.
hrsi.clnss nll the way, s2jl Childrn aud servants
az reduction.
apply 70 NJ j. SANDERS
&C Cnrnudclct street. New Orleans
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From. mo TERN liauie ktrn.s
Mrs. $. Kelly 1'ono-What doyou think
Of my costume, dcar2
Miss v. Nomous--Is II TO DO fancy
dress ball2
Mrs. $. Kelly Tono-No.
Miss V. Nomous-l thought maybe il
was, and you intended to represent a
rrstly bare.
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LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon; Spots quiet little doing Sales, 5000
bales, OF which $500 were American. Receipts
5000 bales, OF which 5000 were American
Closing quotations were as follows Mddling
Cd
Futures opened stcsdcr pul closed quiet and
steady.
trhcsc prices arc given In pence and 6lths thus
6G3 means G3.6id anl iOl means l-6id.l
Al PM May, &6f May June, bd3; June
July, Geo sellers July.AugusL 600 sellers
Augustseptcmbet hG1 SELLERS; september Octo'
Der h.ia sellers; oclobcrSoycmbcr t3j sellers,
November December, 63i value; september, 5.G4
spllpul
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New Yorh Dry Goods Market.

NEW NORK. May a. Them has bccn no special
movement Doe Cutions to-day. An auction sale. how.
urfd rutinus Il announced iuf Thursday next
tafec ftupl.s ct calOrud cutiuus nU not general
though they have been SOW OF sale The cotton
few agents lnr pushing sales. Cotton hosiery aud
underwear nW in letter demand. ..Aurnis have
made the pr.cc OF Utica NOnpafcil btachci shirt.
IuHa f
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oTL1-Primo crude, $50 Toe; of crude, 3O@35c;
prime summer yellow, djti5c of summer yellow,
iO@i2c; choice cooking summer yellow, 5O@b2ci
prime summer white, ii@iGc.
MEAL-Prlme, sls.OOltlsJ0; less than car load,
sl0WglSJj, OF meal, s6.OO@lL50i less than car
load, slI00@lI0
COTTON sEED-Raroad sll.Oo river 5000
per ton,
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NannI.

ST iOuis, NO. May N-the wool receipts were
~. 49, pounds. lew huycr Ia the market aud
but little duuc hrirht medium, .naf sss coarse
hmid, thatGc low sandy i2stlNg INV light i3ag
9ic. Hue hctyy, i2ehC tubWashcd. choice,
90 e. Inferior. alealc.
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educational Note.

Fror, tho refrc iIaule kAprcss.
First studont--Biggs tells me that no
writes regularly for the Coiurg
Second studcnt--So he docs. lie writes
home 10 tho old man for 500 every
month.
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Ttsit-Mnrhcftl. halls hriy. 80 !. $3.50 40. ?
$50. SO. Is tN.t inlb hils No !. stai Nu. p si.2a
ufy herring. family. IIf per- box =. e., roo nee.
ring hall iH.s tdsA white nsh. hall bis, stin
ttuH PRODUCTS Quiet pork siAu1aii2E
SUGAR cured hams iuisItiii.r hUnkiIrt haonu, o. d
nlui a.. clear rib sHlhr hiUun, b. ~ shoulders,
tr huik pork olraf t.drL ~ ~ clear fih
s,drs o. ifd' r. long clear. ~ d. shoulder, Rar
LAttii-Tra. sc. half hlfr'ls &c. kcgs, ~ AZ.
chulru kcttlt. ~ tt quiet.
iNi-u NEAla ligci. headquarters. ta5c. fore
quarters. 90 d be-. Go hogs Gt,c county dresscd.
~ lttf ppf ~
PICS fkEf-nrls tlco. half brls $780, kcga,
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Live stock.

CATTLE-Choico to extra, S{@G1+c good, 90
SIC; scalawags to medium, lh@l,4c; choice feed
er, $50 lbsand up, 2j4@jc; feeders 40 TO 80 lbs,
24@H4C
liOGs-chocc cornied, l]lg5c good, l1z@ljlc
common, 3Izmlc.
sIEEl'-tholcc, &c medium, 9Il9ic common,
si0O6tl.h0
.LAMBs-Cholce, &c; common to good. per head,
81 OmlUD
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There Is nothing OF particular interest III
the local money market, summer dizziness
having set in and the volume Of business
largely reduced. There IS an abundant sup
ply Of money in the banks with light de-
mand. Rates, to per cent
ClcarngS balances
Monday, May 2o.-.--~".s SsSS W s-9lyS53 S y!
Corresponding time lssS.. lg1,uu Y 9t@i n
Corresponding time lsc1.- .Oo,0l3 10 '@'oi -
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying--Ncw York and Eastern points,
demand, par Eastern points sight, 10
discount Cincinnati, St Louis, Louisville
and Chicago par New Orleans = discount
Sclling-Ncw York and Eastern points
81. 50 premium; Cincinnati ST. Louis, Louis
Vile aud Chicago 10 premiums New Or
leans par
The local cotton market closed quiet to.
day, the sales being 900 bales, Of which OK
porters took lOOand The spinnor the remain
der At New Orleans spots closed firm and
futurcs steady at an advance OF 4 TO 0points.
Liverpool closed quiet; little doing with
futures oiT2 to points and closing quiet and
steady. The New York market advanced
Lice and closed firm; futures very steady,
May advancing O points and remaining
months TO 2 points.
The Nrk Lane Express, IN H. weekly re-
view Of the British grain trade, says. Eng
lish whcats are dull. The sales Of English
wheat during the past week were 0i,ilS
quarters at 2s I'D against 5l,3ii quarters at
2ls 81 during the corresponding week last
year. Flour Is Gd lower. Foreign whoats
have declined Oh. The values Of oats are
sustained. Corn, beans and peas are weak.
AT todays market there was further
fall Of Gd In English wheat Foreign was
also weaker California, which sold at 80
Monday, sold today ut 33s o. Red American
declined Cd. Flour dropped I'd. Corn wa.
stronger spot corn was Gd higher Peas anc
beans advanced ol Barley declined 3d.'
Hubbard, Price & Co., In their cotton cir
cular today, say: "Thc Liverpool decline In
cotton today Is ascribcl by our private ca.
blcs 10 the showers which extended over the
cotton belt on Sunday, and which were cN-
pccicd 10 have n beneficial effect on the
growing crops. our market, however, failed
10 be influenced hy this decline aud the
small loss made at the opening was soon re-
covered aud the market steadily advanced,
showing firm tone. and there being no dis
position on the part Of the room traders To
remain on the short side This demand las
been greatly assisted 10y the demand Tor spot
cotton on Saturday afternoon aud today,
sales Of 1900 bales having been reported, at
an advance Of iiCc In quotations This cot
ton is Of the better quality, which Is la good
demand at the existing premium over CON
tracts
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nANK tirAu'NdA

CHICAGO. No.. May 81 Cicuiue.. sii.oN.oct
INV ORLEANS. la. May .0-ClciHnv, siS1..
sOs
~ louis. NO, May - Clcaring,. NsStsl
banucCs, t'slstA
BALTIMORE Ma. May 20 clcariues s2i6LNs
balances. e., t,a
NEW YORK, May N-Clcnflnrs. s50istqOi
balances eI.IiaNiN
B1stoN Mae, May @.-Clcurlngs. sis.955nI
haiancrs. ti.tiO.t2A
rniLAptlrHiN. IA, May N-Clcarlnr,, en-.
ii5,si9. haiaucys, O,slnUn
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sro,s opened quiet ami cio,cd 6ru. mlddllnr
ii.c. Faics, 1910 bales Qunuionl were nf Col.
lows Ordinary. &c, good ordinary. We low
middllnT. 10 iiicc. middlinr, il'se good mid
dlinr. iislc mlddling fair. " bloc fair. igisict
Tuiuios oIcncd quiet aud easy aud closed very
steady. ~ iollowH May, i0Gi9ioce june i0Cl !
ioGl. July, i0Cqal07o. August i0aaiO5L Sep
tcmbcr. i0iGai0i5. October. s,9p.s9. November
psigag, December as5aass. Januay, 90, b ps
February, io0l5iO.Oo. March, iO.iO5i0iL saics
ZOO baica.
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lmputn-N q, ~. n T. DO Ian, u. NAL
u, lt a. o W. D. .. n, CARA IN. q
g, H. , steamers, 10 wagons o. total.
TO- bales.
Eiports-L Az, sis. c.o&sw,@ LSo6
Z, total, 40 bales
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an au,t rurn.ntine.

CLEVELAND. o., May y. -irlfoioum-Qui 4
", liu, 80
WILMINGTON. y. C.. May O-Tumcnilne-
firm. Hi.e
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You should usc your toothbrush night
and n,ornipr. and, rs an adjunct, a prcpara.
iion Of recognized merit such as Longs
Pearl Tooth soap.
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INlnANnr nrnrArInNs.

Ordinary, plc go,d Ordinary. aioc low mid
dlnf % ilet mldiiIng. ioiiies rnoi midjilng
u ti'c mliillug iais. nominal ialr. nominal
duiiy 'si'. r. lover.
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HnNrnNMI
COTTON MARKET.

1ho ioal cotton mari.Ct oIcnoi quiet and closed
quiet miiilius. ioliles. salas no halca. leo.
. dudIng - bales llsi evening. Of which 100 o.
exporters and sD % ,uinncrs
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nAiLnOAn FTOCKs Avn nONUs.


TCuntsscc new settlement af...........a.. ID fs',
thclhy Co ta. luur. Mnnh anu fcpt .. iri Dol.
Shelby 60 ,e, long. April aud OF o.. iui
Memphis Comp q. duC ilui...........s. ii.'t iIIl
Taxing District a., uUc inli............. iU.it iuI
1uNlur uisifiu f due inlh ............. 1919 iuih
memphis hnsIiEhi IH..... .......s.ss.ss. lNl Jos
Cotton Exchange binding ts........... .. 100 ind
dalutu Hotel tumrnut Us.-...............a. 81 HN
1rurirtCt Inn a IaI ts .................. us ~
tity ni ArW orleans prrNlum ca ........ iat 80
Mississippi lrtuu fpHund District a. oil. 900 iu
liishrc -thnul buuils .................... y 100
Nn.uul1 Temple banda ....................4 ini ODD.
Sh.nCi a iifm. toal q INN ~ q Go. ~ o.
tiy 81 JACKSON lirunlts. due 100. 100 iui
llCudtruu 60. Glenn ts.......... s...... 100 lul
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Cot,on Seed Producfs.

DC; doerskins. 25@ooc; sheepskins 45c@slCO nom
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DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Rccclpts N port this day, 1870. .........,,......
Receipts IN port this day, 1855 ..,...,........ 4,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton 10 li-lec
-saies Today, 800 Dales-The GEN.
eral Market Is Steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
ArrrALo rFicE,

ArPTAL OFFICE,
MoSDAY EVENiNG, May 20 lSsl'l
There is nothing OF particular interest In
the local money market, summer dizziness
having set in and the volume of business
largely reduced. There IS an abundant sup
ply Of money in the banks with light de-
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Egypt and Jerusalem; via Gibraltar, Naples
and Rome,

Geo. May Powell, OF Philadelphia, is act,
ing as special manager for organizing 4 t ip
Tor ladies' and gentlemen wishing to visit
the East. The Ocean Steamer Circassian
aga tons has been chartered to start with
the party from New York, February 10Th.
Return through France. England and Scot
land, about Jhne 9Th. The main trip viii
cost less than $500, Radiatory excursions
TO Ephesus, Constanttnoplc, Vienna, etc g.,
can be added to the route for snlallincrease
Of, expense.
RoIla Floyd. the most famous Of Syrian
Dragemen, will have charged of the Oriental
section, and Messts, Gaze K Son, Of London,
have been engaged to manage the European
section. Rev. Dr.. c. +. Thomas an expert
enced director Of such excursions. will
have general charge,
This Will be by far the most for the mon
ey ever before offered in this line. mum.
per Of young ladies' are already booked, as
Mrs. Thomas will have care OF a depart
ment for them. For further particulars ad.
dress "CIrcassian, " P. O. Box 7OO, phila.
delphia, Pa,
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The New Senators.

NAslINGToN, Dec. 2.-The first bust,
ness OF consequence before the Senate
Will be the distribution of the six Sena-
tors who will be present from the new
States into four six-year classes. Where
a single new State comes in this is
easily settled by lot. But if six cases
were submitted to lot the result might
disturb the constitutional relations of
tie two classes. 1t is likely that the
matter will be referred to the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections.
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ready for the coming gay winter.
Princesse dresses of silk or satin brocade
with Greek draperies of soft crepe dc
chine are in highest favor among ele-
giant evening toilets. Other beautiful
gowns are of plain rich velvet or royal
armure in Directoire fashion over petit.
coats OF white lace, or crepe dc chine
laid in ACCORDION plaitings. Blouse
effects are numerous, appearing even
upon some of the most expensive and
elaborate dress toilets designed for
youthful and slender women.
|. There Is again a rage for fancy jewel.
ry, and crescents, stars, sabers, tridents,
gem-set hair-pins and bangles, necklets
aud brooches of gold or silver set with
jewels, are highly popular. Golden tan
and nuns gray undressed kid is in high
vogue for both gloves and low-cut Ro-
man sandals accompanying full-dress
toilets. For girls dancing dresses moth.
ing has been found to displace tulle, net
and gauze, over tinted silk slips. Vel
vet bodices very generally accompany
these dresses. These lace very snugly
up the back, the half-low corsage round.
ing gracefully over a delicate chemisette
Russo Of the airy dress fabric. The
large velvet round hats and the French
toque and English turban are the three
rivals in fashionable head coverings.
G. D. Il.
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WASHINGTON, Dee. 3.-Secretary Win.
dom transmitted to Congress tho esti-
mates of appropriations required for
the service of the fiscal year ending
June 50, 1891. The grand total is S34l,.
42s,9'1. The estimates show an in
crease, as compared with the a~ppropria.
tlons for the current fiscal year as fol-
lows: Legislative, S7l,j40; Executive
proper, SIG, $50; War Department, S.
443,447; Navy Department, 81, 092. 939;
Interior Department, 81, 200, COZ: Post
office Department, 81, 046, 902; Depart
ment Of Agriculture, S119, S92; Depart
ment Of Labor, Sl4,l70. The estimates
are less than the appropriations in tho
following departments: Department Of
State, Si96, Psi; Treasury Department,
Department of Justice, s15,-
302. The estimates Of 1891 are Sl7,96l,-
4s9 III excess Of the estimates for 1890,
The principal increase in the estimates
is for pensions and public works, the
former exceeding the appropriations for
the present year by IS, so7, SIG, and the
exceeding the appropriations BY
s.. 996, 212.
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jeff Davis Slowly Sinking.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Mr. Davis
continues to grow weaker day By dav,
and his physicians and friends realize
the fact that this condition of affairs can
not last much longer. His failure to
take the necessary amount of nourish.
'nent Is initiating against him, and the
Physicians fear his stomach is giving
way, Both his physicians and friends
realize and express the opinion that his
condition under these circumstances is
becoming alarming.