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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
GENERAL TRADE.

But few changes were made in the local market
today. Hides are marked lower iun are nominal
the season being about over
Amount Of grain IN store az the elevators Corn,
1902 800 bushels oats, S7,433 bushels
The following quotation committees were up
pointed for the month Of April by the President OF
the Merchants Exchange;
Groceries and Proylsons-a II. Brooks, chair
man; Joe Fader II. u. schloN Produco-C. j..
Blessing, chairman; r. II. Mckinney. Graln-H
II Maury, chairman V. L. Rogers Flour-E u
Trczcyant. chairman /. r. Donelson. Cotton Seed
Producu-Alston Boyd, chairman H. NJ. Dcitie'
H. W. Brodo
At New orleans the sugar market 4 quiet aud
shade easier owing 10 more liberal offerings Mo
lasscs firm but unchanged. Rice In moderate de
mand, prices well maintained. The nrst lot Of SUI
gar raised Mt Handsboro. Miss reached New Or
leans a few days since, and indicated that sugar
could be succc slully grown Ia that section Oh
country.
According to the Cincinnati rrcs Current there
Is consldcrablc reduction In the movement Of hogs
In the West, the packing for tao week showing a
total Of 10000, compared with 2i6,O0J the proceed
ing week From March the total Il 5Gj,OOl LAS
year the total for the week was 10000 and 20 dat'
635,oOO-indicatlng an increase OF 10000
The London Marx LaRc Express IN rs wccklyrc
view OF the bfusn kialh AAiN hl9N ih'l' " w
demand Tor English wheat The sales OF English
wheat for the wcck wcc jG,O5 quarters at aN q
per quarter. against 5i,332 quarters ut 31s 81 pc
quarter for the corresponding week last year
| Foreign wheat arc depressed, owing chiefly &
heavy Russian shipments. There has been de
| cline al Liverpool Of al per GENITAL
AZ iodnys market English wheat was slow o
/ sale NJ nn aycmgc Of aN Forclgn wheat declined
! Gdmia There Wnsa eo0d Inquiry for ilnc Hour
| Oats were lnn. Corn was rather stronger. Bean
aud peas were I'd lower"
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CANNED GOODS - pincappla Sis n 10
Pcucln,s ihs standard si..neil.m second, slo1
Tumatncs 2 lhs standard, sc, 3 lla Standard. tl,lu
HtntWh berries, si.h tnsphfUicA tl.lA. hlnrkbUr
flcs si.uo. GrcCn raFus, st.fn rcnr, $50. flums.
siin Asparagus sint Hfrcn com. slunNi.a
Gfcrn peas. ti.lA toyc oysters, fall weight, ID,
pistnic ? liz " titti.to light weight &c. lts.
u.,a CONDENSED Muk-Cn1wn. Sllh hlglc, $40.
swiss shls. salmon, ti.a snriinCt, stn. mus
tnrd sardiucs, $40. Mackcfcl, sLlA herring mack
cryl tiih
sudAR-run white. 7fs@ss on white. 80
10. yellow chHncd, r. ,aVaC Wnncd \, -.
standard rmuulatci si as = powdered. ~ $50 y.
eat loaf D .atl' n upcn kctilc. Ga6',c strung
CuffkE-N Common, ~, r.. iait ~ primo ITO,
ip'.mivl, O. choice "a ianoy, lpeD'c, old govern
sAifSsarinaw. n.a,aLto PCT barrel. ohlo
River, til,tih trr hfl. Louisiana, sLiifii2u
sacks hne $50 ware. N ~ pkts "a aeiic.
RlcE-lnui.lina tssG'sc Caulina, oa'c. firm.
| STARCH -le,F,c
| CttEIHE-aifime nats.---. New Nurk iarioy,
| -- iuil crcam, H. Young America iio.
| MuLA~slS=l Louisiana, uuumun 10 iaif, stf'sT
| prime ChnlC'. HsfiA. fancy a. cuntfiiuftls
| COMMON 10 tnt ashc. prime 10 choicc, socsiic
| Nrun. MATS hm
! CANnfis-stlcks I'll sizes. In hxs pls aud hfls
/ ~ ~ n iaucy nssoricd. p'g4i2'sC extra fancy
soAf HSp CANDLES soap. a'sssc candle.
/ fall weight inn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Ruvino-New York and Eastern points,
demond 10 discount Eastern points,
sich, IL discount Cincinnati. ST. Louis,
Huntsville and Chicago. lilo discount
Nav Orleans 1.s discount
Now York and Eastern points, SIT
rrcmium. Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis and
Chicogo l-lo premium; New Orleans,
mar
The local cotton market today closed
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higher prices were established. There was firm
undertoe TO the market the entire session. opening
at saturdays closing Prices advancing ~ ea s
or h@hc,, ruled hrm and closed snaae nisHer
than saturday. .,.
Oats were quiet and steady and without feature;
The market Tor pork was moderately active, ana
at IO@l2l<c decline. and a further reduction OF
I2lz@i5c was submitted to. Later seadier feel
Ing prevailed and prices rallied l21@iSc, o1t set
Interest was manifested in lard, and the feeling
was easier. Prices declined lg@5c, aud the mar
ket closed steady at inside figures
Only n moderate business was reported IN snort.
ribs. aud the feeling was easier. Prices declined
2IzCs5c, and tho market closed steady at inside
figures If
The leading futures ranged as follows
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The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Co.
CAPITAL, 100000.

FRAYsER West n J. BLACK, TT
JOHN J. FREEMAN. and General Manager
Latham Alexander New York " Crawford
w Tor& Coz Lownten Of LowSnen Bros Geo. Arnold PRECEDENT
Union Planters d. president Be-
John H. law, Stevenson.
This organi has purchased several thousand Of land pm
lions IN
with other
curing material and for distribution q The manufactured product
Birmingham, aud abundance With the
building this favored
an rene or htr
property being OF placed
market
meantime the early day offer for sale admitted
which will these columns
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Fee,istuus.

HAY--Chocc from store. SO, car load, from
lcyco Or depot eihi0aiGO0 prime. ffnm store, Iie1
slt car load. irDm lcycc or depot siAlnmlAOf
prairie from store, toNGuC car load, from lcvco or
dcput. siUOoOll.0l
CuliN-ffum store white, iGif0Ec. mixed, iic
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk wmiuc In
sacks. &c. missed. IN bulk. aic la sacks, ilc
nBAN-irum slon, 5S9s1'lC from loycc or do
pot fiLUmii.in.
OAis-Irom store, white. sC@35c. mixed. gia
gic irum lutcc or depot, white, IN bulk, aluic
Ia sacks ajC mixed IA bulk, 2ic. Ia sacks, 81 a.
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Provisions.

FisII-Mnckcrcl, half hrls No, I, sii2j. 80. 2
ndn No. g. f1ug iO.ib kits. No. I. ei.70. No. .,
tilg No. g,aH Dr iicffiug- Family. &c pcr
box n G. rue herring. half btlt, 500. White
lIfh-iialt hrls, $50
cured hams. iaiia,C hfcnktast bacon, TO- all ~
clear rio side bacon, 1'sfgih.r bulk PORK, clcar
sides 81. clear rib sdcs, G'.c long clear, 1'.c.
shoulder a..
LAiib-Io. 7'tc half brls 10 kegs 10
choice Kettle. steiiiOig arm.
TRiasii MlAIa-liCcf headquarters. hotsc. forv.
quarters. a't6iic Cily hog. ogssc county drytscd,
1ieffHc pur pound
fiGs fEKi~Hrls 500 half bfs, sl5G kegs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

NEw YORK. April i-liuslnWt IN dry goods
was rgsthctcd BY mlny weather but agents ~
sioeis lohicnx hal far traic. IN which iaigalns
sales were prominent There was no change IN the
market Cuttcrs wcr coming intl the blcachcd.
gonsls market, aud takiuH some goods, while bid.
diur on Large lot with prospects of obtaining NCr
slight shndiurs The mill end ~ the market n
vcfy frm Prints wcr lrm With iobbcrs
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Brcasl.tnn..

FLOUR-From slorc. choice siioai1o, fancy
sL00aL50, extra ianoy S1.lOgtA.M patent t3.iOa
Ahi. hrrn.
CORNMEAL-Pcafl, saaO. roller, sli0a22o. firm.
DEANS AND rkAs-Nnyy beans, So medium,
500.
OATMEAIs-In half brls. slS0from store.
. CRACKERS soda extra BE- treble extra, Ga
&C ginger snaps, 1UN'tc. assorted jumblCs, llei
12'tC. cream crackers, 9'gnslec.
sturc.
lOMINY AND GRIrs-From store. s125.
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ar,In aud proVIsIon..

ST, Lorls. No. .Apdi L-riour daa bu,
steady aud unrhaurCd
May deal which va believed % ~ thnciicnci
with cnuncr. and early buying by shorts "a.
yauUcd u early lu the day tfum ul'sHN'se. u
dropped back 10 nti u, ullird b. % ~ sid OF
agaih 10 nii = AID iark ~ p,' - aud nnally closed
q above saturday. June advanced ic la sympa
10y With May. New crop options ucfu weak. July
closing ~ aud August aud year II hrluw hniur.
day. so. . ri. cash. plc nominal May giNg
ml,c, clOafd pi'sc askcil, June, $50 ~ n, rl1sl
~ u askcii July, n's0i0tslc, cluscd Ni'sasi' r.
August is4H'pC clo'td $50 nominal ycat 10
corn lifn 50 ial,cd. cnsh. apr.r Aprn.
- ~ rlusci NJ hii. Nay. ~ ,Hufr rIis.d ~ A..
June % 'tiilhc clgtcd al'sr nfkCd. JUDY a.lg
lhar. rlnrri ~ August o. ~ closed A. bid
uais-Louer Ma ? o,ih, &eS'.o ia MAY.
ilyc- No ? steady pauc.
itav airnand onutinucs wholly local. pulflc
% s.tNiN timothy sliaafiaus
uanH-null AMI lower III l0aiic
i@,d- oulei ana isyattlm4f ~
nuiirf- lair lucal demand. Clyamtry, @B2lc.
dnir N'HEN
Efu-fimefat y ,aac
tummchl 10 suai.0.
Tforision.. quiet rurk-siaoo. tad-rrlmo
steam nominal VI 5iaia~i my ALT meats should.
or. atts l1nrs and fila. ld.ft short clear 81 Oo
| itacon- nosci shonldor, tdl,'+ i1ngs and rils.
| uU s'io short clcaf' Ho's',il't lams-sA5i
iirso,p,s Flour 900 biie whest ia.0lo bu corn.
5luu DO. oats nuul boo. nc. none. harley - % hu.
| shipments. iIuuL taWn hfls. wheat si.uu hu.
/ corn, 81 go bu. oats, il,nQ bu ~. l0.p Boz bar
/ les, none
CHICAGO ni. April. Not much bushes, va.
done In wheat today Th,w wrfc uo,a.lnnal
| spuus when thrV wnt iiif trniing. bot on ths
| whole husInuss WaH boluW The ntrmgr. Tho irullul
was weaker sui prizes lower than saturday Ma,
illf ufrtlnft decline ~ Il WHH established and
| closOd cnsy iuiy oponci f.ft,c lower, duclincl
/ u m.tg Win numerous sluall nurtuntluus. rud
| M rrtnt n mifirfY ne ever Thew wpfr iaif oftf
| inrH and only limilri dnmnnd. The July tntuu
was lunucurcd maiulf by The rtins which 80 10
| saturday rNcnlnr aud Weu quite runsnl through
uut The Winter wheat dlsifrta lary ~ H. srsslui
The market hcld up unfitt vol under iiif buyins
aud " Wfa ilunEht the rnuCi ul tie min bad hrrf
discuunicl bat thC selling pfuvcd too gfcat ani
veal 49,
a ifiridc wcs rcporiod In corn. aud slirhtll
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CATTLE-Cholce 10 extra, 3h@sl4c; good, 40
SIC. scalawags to medium, lhg2Isc; choice feed.
err $50 and up, 2A@3c; feeders, $50 to $50 "a
vn6ds-choicc cornfcd el@sc good, EG@e4
common, 3L@ic
sHEEP-t6olce, SC medium, S%Sic com
mon, slO06lb0
IKMBS-thoice, &c; common TO good, per head,
6Q.YqO IN
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OH and Turpent,ue.

CLEVELAND. o., April i.-Pcirolcum easy;
o. w.. no. TO
WILMINGTON. n. c.. April i.-Tupcniinc
nominal not quoted.
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
REAL ESTATE


Il, Va ..pd1--Chanccry Court Of shelby County
J. r. sykes, guardian, vs. Maggie u. Muse ct al
by virtue Of an lntcrlocuiory decrce Tor sale en-.
tend In the above cause on the l2th day 81 March,
lisa. NJ n g, page 5fI, will scll NJ public auc.
lion 90 the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk and
Masters Oficc. NJ the Main stfcct entrance oi the
Courthouse Of Shelby county, Ncmphia Iehnes'
sec, on
saturday. 18th Day % Apr, $50,
wi'hir legal hour. the following described prop
cry. situated In Mcmphis shelby county, Ienn.'
tO-Wlt3
A iot beginning on the cast ride II Dcsoto street
In the Taxing District ol shelby County. Que hun
drcd aud eighty (isol icct north II the north Hue
uf Vance street thence caft ouo hundred and sew
cnty u51l feet 70 a stake. thence north sixty lo0
lcCt 10 a stake. thence west one hundred and ~
cuty u7ul feet 20 stake IN the cost line 81 Dcsutc
street thence south sixty l60l feet Ga the hcgnni n
being part u lot a. block 80 on the plan Of south
Memphis.
Terms II saic-oneh half cnsh. balance on crcdi
Of twelve months note bearing Interest, with 10
cufity. rcqulnsi. lien rCtalucd.
This ri DAY oi March. Ian
T. n MciIENRi. clerk and Master
J. r. sykes aud :. J. shepherd soliciion d.
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NNooI.

ST. Locis, No, April i.--wool quiet Tn
washed bright medium, i112i'sc. conrso braided
iOeiuC low sandy, lo9itc, Tine light i58Elc
tine heavy, ii6slic, tub washed, aOstdc.
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IInn.rhnIh snnnIIr..


rUutT-stosdy Omnrrs -Mc.slna nmstol
pof boa. Lemons, tl1ltil'0 PEE hox. iauanas,
N.i0Ifo pei bunch. hatcs. i9sc Iif', i29iE
AfriIs -NNslss pcf baucl. pdcd apples.
sH2'tc pct 10 ium stow phcd peaches, 2ti'c
lfntn Hfnrp.
VIGETAuLEs -onions. q y pcr tfl cabtare.
New utlcaas crate tl.ul1liu1 kriuL pef hrl. $50
bali w Son garlic. ~ rcf ip9 pauuils, sim
NtTs-cocu,uut. ttoo.i1O per io, peanuts.
Nirl.nla, 1.feC .1cnuc.Cc lirnVn' stock, tei1c
t1ltirl, lHltc higher fhcllCd. nj. iC white 20
Spanish. luC pCcaus Texas old, 7rl2g Arkansta
alsr iill hn thutuun, ipfl9iac
NlIllNa nuUrflnr. o.. creamery, eatllu
dalrl iiHtfiU tuHuiff hufirr inH "a
lluLh=Omh. ta'1 Isf hn and SO per halt
hi.
NtNEGAn-pcf rai iaata.
lNNs-Mcak| boxes. g. tnuF, SO
POULTRY athlckrns. Young a. 'Aftioo MIXED.
tlieslg hens. sl'iyi&uo, goes, AogaoA
durka elWaiIn
RAisiNs-Lonion laycn, 600 California tis
PER huN
rtCKi.Esa nts g. 30 halt hfs. aO
iuiATuH4a Firm. sigiTi.li trf hrl sacks n'l
/ ~ tcf 1u Utah HIisou pof bui SWEET, tluotAba
| fKis'H Tfsu -uunaio iasc pcr ~, cat &c pci
lh Game perch, iruut clc, stiopf 10.
Coiien seed Products.
oIl-rrlms crude. assioc. primo snminet yel
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low, 459isc choice cooking summer yellow. 80
6lj2c. .,ooo.oono ,....,y.,o.a
iood lois gihO0il7OO.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY Sunlight Kentucky bourbon. sii08
cor iph,ft.un and lincoln conntus. firm " ti1I
Ntul Eastern ucs q elothu1 aCuufiiug % age
aud make common whisky. NeatflNl anrurllng
tu pfuuf nothing under % pcf cont quuiCd.
diN- si.oostilp ior domestic. sisi.Ii io for I'm.
ported
GRASS sErns-Roi clover esq, im herds. Ma
ulr bu. urrhnri. 81 gi.fi Ii hu timothy, tiss.ttUu
bu. Gcrmnn mlllct titfFc bu Hungarian, b8
So hu.
nAGGtNC =lgioG
Tttaasl1n
suOT-prin sgs buck. tia
iEAn=1' .tiHr.
TALON 10
sNufF-O hrvtt'a son. Ralpha tiOgt Rail.
mad. "a -. Call a Ax'a, stun
fuMnEk-kcss sou. half kogs $40 quarter
Lrrs, gist
WuOis-nnfry, rrrsso wooi unwathci ihstsns
clear rfri,c wool rasic. hury, washed. Hl,.o,
| tuh.Wnslri. na.si
coal Oii-iume white, wholesale l0ts W.
per gallon.
T6BAc0o-Commoa. eael,e other grades, q
ffNH.
| uEIswAN=2ts
| NAtl.s-inuu fnl steel fitN
| liiufH=nfy hlut No. T. NC. No. p ~ RI Dr. alt
/ 81. satlr 80 p sc rrrun siltoi 40 J. a s0IaC
I NJ. p nailr. ErVu, atlc dccnklna NC. shgcp
| tkius. 1CHtluQ steady
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Spots opened quiet aud closed hrm. midillnr.
10 Bile sales. 90 bales Quotations were o. col
lows ordinary 71icc good ordinary. slliGc.
low miidiing. VIC middiing 10 sic. rpid mld.
dlinf. 10 ii-iec, middllns iair iii.r hlr i2r.
luiurus upcnud quiet aud clossi easy. ne cot
lows Apfil. in0aiio0d. Nay, iualsl0i2 June
ioissioiR July io.EaioM August. ioiitintt
september, 80 9gl urioier p5uHl % N0,cm.
ber. aeisael hccmhcr, a.o!s2oi. January. g5la
IA SALES, q, luU haira
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Chancery Sale
Or
REAL ESTAT e.

n. No a,Tgl-Chanccry Court Of Shelby County
n DTuy et al. n. !. A. Ia foffc ct NJ.
ny virtue ~ an intcflocutory decree tot sale. Gu
tfrpd IN tho above cause on The - day Of Dcoem.
bcr itss n. " o. PAGE ~, viii cell NJ public auc.
on 60 the highest bidder 10 frUnt Of the Clerk aud
Masters oflce, ~ the Main strvej cntranrc Of tie
Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis. Ienno..
acc, on
saturday, April no. 1850.
within legal hours. tho following described prop
cry, situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tenn.
t0wits
A tsothiria 90 undivided interest IN raft u lot
four hundred aud seventy seven lt77l fronting ATTY
t1l feet on the south aldo oi Adams street. Ia Mem
phls ard ninning haek south between The lots and
premises Of the late Lewis Amis and John d, N.
lior, of ha wife, one hundred aud iorty-cight aud
ouchaif titSitl icet 20 an alloy
Also. n like undivided two thirds 90 Interest In
the lot next Of the lot above dcrcfhed. having
front on Adams street u thirty l0l feet. end run
ming back south QUO hundred aud iorty-eight aud
Que half OitSs) feet % an alley.
Terms of saie-on . credit OF sven ~ mouths,
note with security required, lien retained. redemp-
uou barred
Thla suth day Of March iAs1
" n hcHkNki. Clerk aud Master
WIN. ", Randolph. J. n. Oregon aud W. u Vls'
ron. SOLICITOR
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY 2 TO PER GENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middling Cot
ton, o i5-lec-sales Today, 900 eales
Tho General Market is Steady
- Meats Are Firm.
ArrEAL OFFICE,

MONDAY EvEaISG April /, 1882
There is good demand for money,
which is in good supply. Rates, Z TO s
per cent n.,...
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The spoi market opened quiet and closed qulci
and firm; middliur. i-loc saies. 2.t0i bilcs
Quotations arr a. follows Ordinary. Sole. rool
ordinary, ST. low middiinr. 7lGc midiling.
piiioc good mi1diinr iOpidc
futurua opened quiet and closed outlet, a.
follows April asia9 M, May, patla - june.
0sisops July, ion1Fio0i. August pgi4aBl
scpicmbcr oDeoi5 Ocioler p.ttpa6. No,cm.
bcf, ai7snlG ncocabUf. aisBalg Jauua,.
o2iep2a salcs. roo balc.
DAILY rOHr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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rNcuANgr orurAftox4.

Ordinary, u ~ ruoi orlinary siiidc low mid.
ding. y r, middlnro ii-idc. Sod middllny io' -
middling isit nominal. iair, nominal. dusty.
h8i1se lower
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

impors-M e. q. Ma 7. o4iL&N. mn Ma
LR. a. G. O&sw, %. I. NO&r.WlK SAN.
t0KC.M an uf I N. istT ~ steamers.
10. wagons - Total i,ll0 bales
Expous-M& e. ISIS Ia ~ t2l &, q &sw,
Total Lts3 haicr
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MIscrLLANIous noNDs.
GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKET.

rhs locai cotion market opened quiet and firm
IA closed quiet ani frm. middling, iSiec
salos. lo0 bales. including bales last Fyuning. ~
which ~ balc, 10 exporters and 80 bales Ia spin.
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LONDON, April ], tp.m.-'ousols closed NJ tt' .
foe bath money aud the acCount United states
bonds. O. ilit. The amount Of bullion gone into
the Hank II England on balance today l. Gi2i ,uoo
liar silycr a. 5-i6i per ounoc.
PARIS. April i.-Thrcc yer cent UnlcA 81 SOC
for the account
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
THE SARDINE TRADE.

a British consul, writing on the French
saTdine trade, says that the sardine fish
cry was very abundant in 1888, but the
price of the fish was very low as COM
pared with preceding years. The sar-
dine production in 1888 was more than
double the average of that of the five
preceding years in quantity, but the
price of the timed fish were about 20 per
cent. less than the.average, chiefly OWING
to the flooding of the principal markets,
such as London and New York, by sar-
dimes Of Spanish and Portuguese origin.
complaints of producers of the latter
goods having initiated French brands
and trademarks caused the Merchandise
Marks act OF 1887 to be temporarily put
IL force against the imitators, but later
on the operations OF the act were post
poned to July, 1889, and by that time
the principal markets were glutted with
the low grade article.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27

The increase in provision exports is es-
pecially notable although the doubling of
cotton exports and the increase in petro-
leum shipments deserve notice. Cotton
exports in August are rarely very large,
and last month has proved no exception
to the rule. Larger exports of -four and
corn more than made up for the de-
creased shipments OF wheat. If, as ap-
pears probable, other lines of exports not
given above show an enlarged volume,
the month of August will take important
rank in, the export statements of the
present YEAR. and show an especially
marked gain over the total exports in
summer months of preceding years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 26.-Cattle-Recsipts,
300; shipments, 1900; stronger; choice native
steers 81 0O04 49, fair to good native steers s. 20
a 10; stockers and feeders, 81 00G2 20; range
steers, 81 1913 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 300; shipments, 2l00; strong
er; heavy, s. esG4 Is; packing, So 70G4 90; light,
81 1OG4 40.
sheep-Receipts. BOO; shipments, 900; firm;
fair to choice, 50 S0G4 so.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Sept. 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500; shipments, 400; good TO choice
S 90a3 20; stockers and feeding steers. 81 6OG
IS; COWS, 81 35a2 so; grass range steers. 81 Goa
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900; good
to choice light, s. 0404 171a; heavy and mixed,
s. THAT 90.
sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 700; steady;
good to choice muttons, So 1908 80; stOCkers
and feeders 81 0O93 co.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 6.-Cattle-Receipts,
Il eco; shipments, 1900; stockers and feeders.
81 90G3 90; COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 25G3 90;
Texas cattle, 81 5OGS So.
Hogs = Receipts, 10000; shipments, $500;
strong: mixed, IS s5@4 so; heavy, So soa4 90;
light, 81 1904 so.
Sheep = Receipts. II 600; shipments, 1000;
STEADY; natives, 81 50G4 so; Western, 50 600
4 %; Texans, So 15G4 10; lambs, "a SOFAS 80.
NEW York, Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING 1900
market dull for dressed beef at 81 9714c per
pound for native sides, and at 465l4c for Texas
and Colorado beef. Liverpool and London cable
advices quote American refrigerated beef slow
at &C per pound
& sheep-Rseaipts, 5000; slow market st easier
prices, and1npE all sold; poor to best sheep,
IS ake5 50;RocEto choice lambs, 50 Ood7 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures We're
From l to 3 Points Lower.
Wheat Opened Weak, Fluctuated Narrowly
and Closed at an Advance-Coffee aud
Wool Markets Unchanged.
Daily Ksvlew.
OFFICE OF THE GAzETTR,
FORT WORTH. TEX Sent. %, 1889.

OFFICE OF THE GAzETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. Sept. 26. 1889.
The norther abides with US still but il
it has had any effect on business it has
been to improve conditions. In all
branches of trade there is great activity,
swholesale merchants having about all
they can do, while retailers are favored
with fair volume of business.
"a There has been no material changes in
quotations, but sugar continues weak.
Hides are dull, cotton is firm at former
quotations as Is wheat
At the close Of the market to-day the
ruling prices for all commodities were as
are given below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
sirth Reglment Eleotlon.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Sept. 26.-The commits
stoned officers of the Sixth Regiment of
Texas Volunteer Guards met here last
night and elected regimental officers
G. NJ, RaglaHd of Paris was elected
colonel over John M. Grant of Sherman
by vote of II TO f. Swain of Clarks-
vile was chosen lieutenant colonel, and
Russell of Bonham. major.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
MARSHALL.
Three Years in the Penitentiary for Stealing
Cbickens-Ffreman Badly Hurt

Three Years in the 9enitentiary for Stealing
Chickens-Fireman Badly Hurt.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Sept. 26.-George
Fields, colored, was convicted yesterday
and given three years in the penitentiary
for stealing chickens.
Tom Burns. penitentiary inspector,
was in the city yesterday.
a society has been formed here to c.
operate with the Travelling Mems asso-
citation to raise funds for the Confederate
home. at Austin.
Freshman A C. NeviIIs was badly hurt
by slipping of his engine in the dark
5He fell 20 feet in the freight wreck near
Lake Eorksss Engineer Cubberly and his
fifema n szeeks 5htlysSsiured. g
49,
Bss5hansss pills ssss'k snag1s gsalS rssAk steas
aSH -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
AUGUST IS FOREIGN TRADE .

Preliminary reports of our export trade
in August, taken from advance sheets
published by the bureau of statistics, are
OF most favorable character, indicating
as they do general increases in all lead
ing lines of ex port trade duringthat month
over August a year ago. Following are
the details OF exports of those products
in the periods mentioned: