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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bond. ana stocks

NEW YORK, April 25.-Money on call easy ut y
per cent Prime mercantile paper 81 6tS, pcr cent
sterling Exchange duh but steady at Lsi ior sixty
day bills and NJ for demand.
Government bonds have been duh aud steady.
State bonds have been neglected
The trading In the stock mnrsct Today was the
smallest for any Saturday for long time, aud the
changes In quotations were on similar scale. al
though strong tone was developed. aud most
stocks traded In were LETT frlctionally higher than
last evening. The attendance At the board was
small ana the holidays seemed already Ia have Dc.
gun ~ the interest Ia the speculation was reduced
to the smallest limits, aud the POPULATIONS on both
sides OF the account seemed 10 have been com.
peted. The hcaylncs OF last evening. how.
ever. was carried over To this morning. aud
first pric > were from = To : per cent lower than
last nights figures. The subsequent dealings de.
veloped . little business In Aichison, Union Pacific
and Reading, but the fluctuations were confined TO
q per cent and showed no Tendency IN either "a.
scction aud the market settled down 81 utter stag.
nation. Toward the cluic, however there was a
renewal OF the buying apparently Tor foreign nc.
count and Pullman aud Louisville a Nashville
showed mnracd strength, the former moving az
about per cent and the latter per cent from its
lowest point The movement extended 10 nli por.
tlOns Of the list. however, and though the gains
were confined 10 small fractions the market closed
firm though dull aud AT about the best prices
reached.
The dealings IN railroad bonds were on a some.
what more liberal scale than those Ia skates, but
The total Transactions were only s1si.OJ0. The tone
Of the dealings, however. WIS rather mixcd. NJ Il
Important changes urr few Ia number aud princi.
pully among the Inactive issues The Wabash i
sues were the strong point la the list Among
thO-c which arc higher krukug & Dc.Moincs ntsts
rosc 10 lui, Jersey central conycriibcs ~ to
l2s+, Wabash sccoud rcccipts ~ 100 aud the con.
ycrtiule receipts iO lUo 1hc los In Denver 4 Rio
0mndc Weston assenied was - 10 n.
The sales VI bonds for the week were materially
larg'r than ihose Of last week, being sit56i. 90
against stNa,tN0.
The total sales Of stocks today were i5oo shares.
Closing quotations.
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ST foCis, No. April z.-Flour quiet and un.
Mhu.i-opencd strong at an advance bot late
there Was enough selling 10 doprcu prices. though
he riuse was i.9'tc above Yesterday No. 2 red.
cash. ~ e. May ~ tNN,i r. closing NC June,
40. closing az hsksd' July, 7esal5jso closing
~ ~ asked. August 5fjaaNlt. closing Ntsc
Corn Unsettled but closlnE weak a. oil other
markets wcfe lower No 3 cash, 90. May, aOa
W, 81 closing as June, ~ f@llj =. closing 49,
asked July. uisa1l r. ClOsing - it9iiss August,
aa,alg.c. clnslng ti'sc asked. september. Sgs
al A.. closing ~ ftJec
Oais-Firm and higher early but cased on late
aud riusrd weak. No = cath. &c bid May, gl3,s
2i'r. closing z'ac askod, juno, 0jt92jl. closiug
~ A. asked.
Uye-No q tlS bid.
harley Nothing doing
Uas.Duil. prairie prime n fancy, ts0Oeoo0.
Timothy. prime h. iancf .slluo.flR0.
Hfan-Quici and unchanged. iesiio.
issd-fssyT refined. tai2N asked, $40 bid
BaiisT. ouici aud weak. creamery. 22s2sc choice
and iancy, lttgD.
Irss firm demand ~ pc
lofnmoai-tnfhanEcd. -
cotton HagEiug linn, ~ 10, - ~ ID, i01s
tron Cation 1ics-si. 10
Provisions and weak.
| pork-tlD
Dy salt Mess-BoEsd shoulder, pi2,s9az5
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, is dis
count; Cincinnati, ST. Louis Louisville and
Chicago ITO discount; New Orleans, Is dis
count.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 promum Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans par.
Cotton closed quiet and firm in the local
market today, with sales 100 bales, all TO
spinners. New Orleans spots closed firm and
futures steady; May up points and the
remaining months to I. The future bust
ness will be suspended at New Orleans on
Tuesday, the 30th instant Liverpool closed
quiet, limited inquiry; futures firm at an
advance Of l to points. The New York
spot market closed quiet aud firm, at an
advance of Lice, with futures very steady;
near months advanced to 0 points, and
distant months up / TO points. Hubbard,
Price & Co. say: The light movement In
the cotton crop had bullish influence upon
our market today, and the feeling after the
close was firm, and outside prices were paid
for cotton.
A New York special 10 The APPEAL says
"Henry Clews & Co.'s circular letter on the
cotton market says under favorable ad-
vices from Liverpool this morning our mar
ket opened finn with a fair demand, with
the crowd buyers at an advance Of l@2
points throughout the list OF the various
options. With light receipts at the ports
and the two days holiday next week the
shorts began TO cover, the market hardened,
and with little cotton offered for sale except
at advanced prices, all the options moved up
sharply TO points to within aud 3points
OF the highest prices reached since the boom
started. The closing was firm, with buyers
at the top prices for the day. The total
sales were 80. 800 bales. Spot cotton was In
fair demand at Lice advance. Liverpool
opened firm for futures, at par
tial advance Of l-i0d. The close
was firm at / 8 to 2 points higher than yes
terday's prices. Spot cotton ruled quiet
and steady at unchanged prices, with sales
OF 1000 bales. The receipts at Southern
ports today were only 59i bales, as against
1923 bales for last year. During the week
the old interior stocks decreased TO- 1913 bales
and are now liz, GOO bales less than last year.
The total receipts at the various ports up 10
yesterday were 5,Sss,9OO bales as against
6,220725 bales last year. The overland
movement up TO April aggregated siS,550
bales, against S55, l2i bales last year. The
crop In sight Is O. 67l, l03 bales, against G,O00,-
$50 bales last year, while the visible supply is
2,23l, pa bales against 3 400, l5i last year and
2,5iSO9s In 1881. Our private adviccs from
Liverpool and the South are all bullish. and
the prospects for the future are bright aud
encouraging. The action OF the market to-
day fulfilled our predictions made early In
the week, when in the face Of a weak and
discoumging market, with the crowd bear
ishly inclined, We said cotton was purchase
and that Il was only question Of a little
time before our prediction would come true.
Today's transactions confirm our position,
with even brighter prospects for the future"
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s, nIoBAcco-cOmmOn, 20Ssoc; other grades COO
BEEswAX-2oc
NAlLS-lron 500; steel. $40
HonsehoIa Snnni,a.

FRUIT-steady. oranScs-Messiua, sssosa m
per box. California, $500 per box Lemons, sS0C
@S6O per box. Bananas 81 5Ola5 per bunch.
Dates, ImSc. Figs, l2@l5c per pound
APPLES-SS0 0@i00 per hrl. Dried apples. oisl
store. f' -('S'N ''''
:, VEGETABLEs-onion si.25 per brl; cabbage.
new orleans crate y 70@S.00; kraut per brl, $40;
hall brl. $3.50 garlic, 5Oc per 100.
,NoIS-Cocoanuts, S3j0Cd400 per 100 Peanuts
virginia, 7@Sc Tennessee, farmers stock 5oI6c;
roasted. l@l%c higher; sheled red, &c; white. 70;
spanish, l0c Pecans, Texas, old 7@l2c; Arkansas,
5000; Italian ehestnuts, l0922Lc
Buttcrne, l4alSc: creamery. ooaaoc.
dairy, l00'29C country butter, l0I2Oc
POrAToEs-Firm sl.25al.75 per brl: sacks, soa
SOC per bui Utah, so@9Oc per bu; sweet s2oO@2.6C
brl. 'V''' ~ "''
NlNEGAR-pcr gal, l2alsc
EGHS-Stcady boxes, l2c; cases. isc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. young, s10OaL5h mixed,
S200ea3.50
FRESH FIsH--Bufalo. l@2c per 10: cat &c per
10 Game, perch, trout, etc, SGlOc per III
per box.
PlcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brlS 500.
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nrendstnns.

FLnuR-From siorc. family. sLon choice. sL2i.
fancy. sLOat09 extra fancy, sL558L5s patent
slGfttiN. easy.
CokNMKAis-fcarl. tsso. roiicr ti0o steady
nEANs AND PEAs-Nayy beans, sl.55ft2ul. me
dlum, 81. infii "a
OAfMEAl.-in half bfis. $3.50 frnm aorc
CRACK Etis--sodn. extra. 10. trblo extra. 90
6Nr. ginger snais. 7ffsi n assorted lumblcs. iiet
igisf. rr,am cuickcrs flsstaiF,
CRACKED wlIEAT-ln half brlA $50 from
store
'mouIyY AND GRIT s-From siorc. $40.
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proyl.lous.

FIsII-Mackcrci. half Iris No. I. go. No. 2
sA5.s Ma D. $50. inlb Alta no !. O. Is 40. 2 ei.lE
No 4 -. Dry Ilcrrinr-fanlly q q pcf boy; y.
G. roe herring. hall bfis, sd.75 White fish-hali
hfls. sa.0.
HOG PnoDuCfs-Qulci. pork. tis2,all ~
iui q clear fib side bacon, ~ b.. bIlk pork. clear
fidcs, &c clear rib tidcs, &C. long clear. g,sG
shoulder ~ ,c.
LlRD-To. 20, half brls. ~. Kegs 10. choice
kettle, si.efc quicL
FREsff MEAis-Becf. hindquarcr. safe fore.
qunncr. g'ffic city hogs og'c, country dfcsscd
fiGs'fEET-Brls. D half brls sis0. kcg, sl2a
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GENERAL TRADE.

The only change made I'm the quotation lists by
the McrchaHts' Exchange committees today was IN
eggs. which were slightly advanced.
Gmiu In siorc at the eloyaion-corn i0i. ac5 bush.
els cats CD bushels
AZ New orleans sugan arc nrm AMI molassos
strong
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CATTLE-Choice 10 extn. s4@3iic: good. ga
SEC scalawngs TO medium, n ecsiSc; choice feed.
erS 30 and up, 2'4@3ci feeders, 30 TO $50, y.
HOGS Choice cornied, Fl@Sc; good, 4,s@il &c;
common. 3ls1ic.
,sllEEP-Choice, 4Isc; medium, 9If@ic; common,
siOOMLh0.
LAMBs-choiee Sc common to good, per head
81 lUfrlOO 49, '
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LONDON, Aunl ~ pIm.-fhc amount n bul.
lion gone into The Hank 81 England on balance ".
day 4 ftnu.
PARIS. April g5.-rhrcc per cent rnles. ~ &c
for the account
Rank CLEAnfS0s.
CHICAGO. H., April gi.-Iank clearlnrA slo..
gJs.upo
NEw ORLEANS. Ia. April Thank clearing
fl.iOlprl
BALTIMORE. Md.. April 27.-Clcanngs. q, So.
SD. balances. s51ii2.
PHILADELPHIA. Ia. APRIL 27.-Clcirlngs 10.
DAY. So J5p,iiO balances, tlhi1tip. iuf the week
-CicafiuFs, $50. No balances t1.7lis1
Boston. Mas, April -ClearIuFs today, SIS.
O8.0gi. balanccs q ~ ~. Dor the Nc,k Clear.
ings. SsOni1,gp balances. ss.stl51. fof The cor.
responding wctk In isH-Cloariugs, 81 90, va.
balances, tl0,tIi,au2
ST LOUIS. Mo-. April Thank cicahngs b..
day, g. 81. ~. halanccs stii.aiA FOR the week -
Diraflnrs. sthhILfft balances fitnd0L For last
week lcnruEa sii.EH.fiG bllanucs sl.tUd 10.
Fof corresponding week last ycar-ClcaTiugt, ti6,-
giasi0 balancrs s15I5,1 81.
NEw YORK, April n The weekly bank state.
mont fhost iho following changes Reserve IN.
cfrasr. si.aiagH loans. dcCfea-s. sisleSt fpcric.
dorrrasr. ss1.su1 lrrnl igndcrs incfuase ti.2ui,
40 deposits, lncfuasc, tii.tls circulation. De.
crease. SON The banks nov bold ~ 1870 Ia
rrrrss ~ the - pr cont rule Clcaflngs today.
giTI5uhti. balances, fGaN 81. for the week
Clcarluga. sGld,ul6.gsg balances, sJ7,0i,s9.
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LIYERpOOL..

Al noon Spots quiet limited inquiry. Sales.
1000 bales, OF which $500 were American. Re-
ceipts, 1000 bales, OF which all were American
Closing quotations were us follows Mlddling, Cd
Futures opened firm and closed firm.
THESE prices are given In pence and 6iths, thus
Cos means 6S6id, and 60i means lodi
Al pm: April. COS sellers April-May, COS
sellers May'June COS sellers JuneJuly. COS sell.
ors July'August, 6O3 sellers; August September,
500 buyers septemberoct 5.45 sellers octo-
ber-November 5.35 sellers; September, 5.02 buyen
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oII.-Prlme crude, Ss@ioc; OF crude, 9O0S5c;
prime summer yellow, i.i@ i5c; on summer yellow
lo9iS choice cooking summer yellow, 6O1i2c;
prime summer white, ilai6c.
MEAL-Prime, SlS0O@lS5O. less than car load,
SlsN@la50 on meal sl6,0O@l75G less than car
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT APRIL 20.
PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York FiHaHoid chrnHics of April q
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
22ll, ~ bales against 2lo6tji ia ISIS These hg.
ures indicate a decrease Of cotton IN sight Of 49,
90 bales ~ compared with the same date Ia ISIS
and a decrease OF 2sS,s5i bales o. compared with
same date IN isS7.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opcnoi quiet and firm
and closed quiet and hrm. middllnr. 10 piGc
Ealos. 100 bales. including - balcs last evening.
Of which --balcs 10 cxpurieu and al 10 spinncu.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary s5i6c good orilnafy, liGc. low mid
ding. 10 lice. midding, i0RiGg good middlinr
II ai1c middilng fair, nominal. fair, nominal
dusty. issihc lower.
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CHANCERY SALE
~
REAL ESTATE

No. ZOO Rim the Chuncey C0uri "a Shelby
cdunty.-E McCnllisirf ". William nounnf II nl
~ virtue of an iutcroruinfy dccfcc Tor sale en-.
tered In the ahoYr cause on The IL DAY II April
isyl N. ~ o. page ~. I will sell ID public auc
ton N the highest bidder. In front II the Clerk
and Masters oiirc. ht the Main street cntuuco Of
The ouuft house oi shelby county, Mcmphis. leu
nestCc. on
saturday. 9Th dny Of May. 1850.
within legal hour. the following dcsrflicd prop
cfiy. situated In the Taxing District ~ shelby
county. Tenn, to.wit
The suuih quarter oi Dot SO a. The samc front
Inc thlrtysrfcn aud one eighth 80 feet more oi
les. on thlcknsaw tturi. and running hnrk h.
tween parallel lines one hundred aud iDfty-cighl
and one halt ut,'sJ feet more ~ lee. Ia IN alley
the south line Of slld Dot being the north line ol
Sycamore street
Terms of sale Onchaii cash. balance on =
credit of twelve months note bearing Interest with
SECURITY required. licu retained redemption barred
THIS 18Th day ~ Anil lssi
y n MCiiENUl. Clork aud Master
J y Houston, y. o. limonisOu, l.. & 4. ich
man. q. n. 1nmble. Solicitor
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Chancery Sale
-oP---
ESTATE.

No d.s2s R.-.fhancfry Count ~ Shelby Comfy
Niutcf Parker W.. tcoue ioynor
~ virtue II an intrflpcuinfY drrfcn Tor sale en-
tered IN the shove CAUSE on thc iith dny nl lHHI
ary. is-p, ~. q o. page 800 will ELI NJ public
auction, 10 the highest bidder in front ~ thu Glen
and Masters once, ~ the Main street cuifdnou ui
the couflhousc vi shelby County, hemphh Ten
ncssce. on
saturday. itib Dny Of May, 1850.
within legal hour. The following dessflbcd prop
cfty, situated Ia Memphis, shelby County 1cnnU
see. towit
PaH Of LOT 10 blcck / 81 block o.. fronting IN iori
on the west side of Humphrey street and running
back between pamliel lines ~ sitO1 feet
Terms Of rale-Ono hind cash, balaurs un credit
OF slE months note with aefurity required. lieu
retained.
This 10Th day Of April, isss
n hcliENhY. CLERK and Mater
John D. Martin aud A. n Douglas, sOllgil0n
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tgroeerles.

CANNED GOODS o. Pincnpplcs siis4t 81
rcarhcs iln. standard. So ei.i0. sccpud. si.0Q
Tomatoes. ibs standard. siffllc , lhs. standard
etJ stmWbcrics. sl2i. haspbcfrics, tL2A Black.
befrics, elu1 errcn gage, sif1. fCar. $50.
rlums STA AsIsaraguA tll0 0ncu corn. tiop
esL1 Green pas. fi.tA Cove 0ystcn. iull weight
~. gnaHrs III. sl.iiffi.n1 light weight &c. 2
Tia si.N condensed milk-tfuNn. t6ii. faFic.
10 swiss N.lA salmon, tlGitflu 20 tariines,
Ella mustard ariiincs. ti.J MackCn'l, sl.ttm
~ ~ herring mnrkrfcl. ti.ih
srGAH-Puw white SO % white. - r yellow
clarified. n ,sfi r.. n'fned A,H's r. standard Hrauu-
lated ", powdered. " e. cut loaf, w. opcn kct.
de. hisafi,r. strung
CUffEh= common. i7ifc. ordinary. IA fair. iae
prime no. ig'Sc choire " iancy, lisllc. old gov
eminent WfIc. STEADY.
HALT-iariuaw. fi.aafIi.t0 per laucl. Ohio
Rttf sllsfi NJ per haffUl Louisiana u.ij1L2O.
sacks, tne. ID ~ cuane. - pkb. .a1c.
nlcE-lonlslana. t,fgGc. Carolina. te7c. firm.
ETARCIi.IITlt.c
CnEfSE-rfms fats -. New York factory.
-, iull cream, iac lounF America, iac.
NOLAhaEs@inuislanh, common tu flif. gfliasc.
prime choice, aleti0c Hucy, DC ocnifiiugils.
common % laif, 2i,s ~. primo 10 choice. 2iSc.
ryrup siffp~ firm.
CANDltS-sticks. All dscs. Ia has. pls aud bfls
ealos ianey assorted, g'syi21lc extra fancy, iiel
soar AND cASDLEs-sOap s,.o8ic. o,ndios
fall weight W.
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Imp0fU~N q = y " 7, . 7 y, ~ y q y
n. as C.O6sW, LNo&T.- C.s&M. 4.
Kc.M6B %. I A. 10 z NJ. ficamcns =. wagons
"a Total iGJ bales.
ExpoHs-N gIL& n. its. G, o&sw. 2a2
I.NoS 7, 80 OMAN M.tS, steam.
eu. north, sli. Total, i.sis bales
NEw Yonx.
Spots opened qulci aud closed quiet aud hrm.
sniddling lie Sales. ~, bales Quotations were a.
.oll0wE ordiuary, gsc good ordinary, ~
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middling Cot
ton, 10 o-l6c; Sales Today, 100 Bales
Tho General Market is Steady -
Meats Are Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE,

SATURDAY EVENING, April %, 1880.
The money market remains easy. Money
in full supply and demand moderate at rates
OF TO s per cent.
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street. rent your houses aud collect your
rnta
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s.rocerIes


NEW YORK, April 5.-Coiicc-Optons opened
firm aud 10 points higher and closed barrly slrudy
a. SOLO poiul- ~, sale. 2lhlO bags, including
May slGm@ lG6I June. slG7O. July, SlG7i; Al.
gust sl6mmlGaN, September siIOis,i7i0. Do
ccmber, sl7n Spot Rio. quiet fair rnrsoes. lsi &C.
surlr-l,nw. hrmcr and quiet fair refining. a..
90 '.ioc. ocntriineais 10 test F.ct'3sc rcinod,
Molas-r- Foreign firm. New Orleans. quiet
open kettle, gnud ~ fancy. 2SaiaG
Hicc-sicady aud quiet domestic, eco r.
CINCINNATI. O, April -whlsky-steady:
sales, ~ barrcs flushed goods on bass OF sL6l
Huitcr-lHsicr.
sugar Firm.
tsgs-sitong aud higher at li@liign
thccac-ltnn.
CHICAGO. ~ .Ayrl Ton the Produce W.
change today the emtrr marAci was weak; fancy
creamery. "a q chni1e 70 hne, ipsAc. nn'
dlir lsNsc iair hrp'i, iieiOc
Lsgs-firn AZ loDsFllc
Eiv. siocR.
CHICAGO. M. April 1.-The Drorsr's Jomna
reports Catilc-Rocipts i.su1 shipments --
Mirkct=sluw. choirc hcrycs tlmai ~ chnirt
steers. si0hffiu stpckcf0 and treders s'Hetaio
cows bulls aud mixed sL'a9&lA Texas steers
Hog.- fcrclp,s. p.uo shlpmcnis. 90 MARKET
Strong mixed. stmallt heavy, fLhiHt5t
light sl,Dal~t skif~ si 1fti1
,lptp-krrcipts i.tu shipments --. MARKET
wcik nitt,a. DUstpI Western, ti5@Lm
lamhs. a. HHstaN
Wool.
ST. LOUIS NO. April G-wool unchanged
OH aud Turprniinr.
CLEvEi ANO, o., April G.-lcifolcum quiet
a w.. no. ~.
WILMINGTON. n C.. Aphl g5.-Turpentn,
firm at Jle
Lr r. NJ. Galbrath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
runta
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ST. LOUIS, No. April g-wool unchanged
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ifiKY-Etraight Kentucky Bourbon. fi.i0a
6o0. Robertson and lincoln OOuntios. arm n no
n1n0 Eastern rcs. n1aGO0 according 90 age
and make common whisky. pocssi - according
10 pruui. Nothing under 70 per cent quoted
oiN-tL0u4i.ao iof domestic. SlsaIio for i'm.
ported.
GRASS gEEps-Roi clover. ss2i bu. herds sq
poc bu orchard, ti.2ifti.b bu. timothy, 81 l1cs2Ol
bu German millct soSec bu. Hungarian, 5tgs5c
bu.
BAG0iN0- osioc.
Tti.f-tin
siloI-Drop. ti.is. buck. ti.n
IEADabisfl6o.
TAtIOW-At,r.
sSuFf-Garrtrs. tio5s Raiph's sioys Rail.
road. tp.2b, Gall a An'a N.oO
fowDkh-Keg+ tS.oo half keEs. n5s quarter
Woodbury. grvasc wool. unwashed, is1sOc
clear ETca.e wool 0eEsc. bury. washed, nc,J,c
| tubuashed, ioIal.c.
IIIpEs-Drf flint No. I. p,Sc No, 2, sysc. ar
aaited. bH1c No. Sc grten salied. NJ. !, "a
/ o. No. q aa1'c gfosn aslc deorskins, aDr. shcep
| akins tblns " nominal.
COAL oii,-frime whi.s. wholesale iots. o,Sc Pei
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Chancery Sale
r EAL ESTATE

No 6,laa Rim the Chancery Court OF shelby
County-State OF Tennessee VS. Julius Bchr OF al.
BY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale en-.
tered in the above cause on the 18th day OF Janu.
AIRY, 1850 NJ H., &c, page 100 | win sell, NJ public
auction to the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk
and Masters Office, ut the Main street entrance OF
the court house OF shelby County, Memphis, Tenn
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts In port this day, 1850 .......... 500
Receipts In port this day 1883 1895
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DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-27
Weather Signal Flags,

ON and after January 2n1. there will be
displayed daily from the new public build
ing on the flag staff projecting from the
northeast window, weather signal flags. In
order that the public may clearly under
stand what these flags indicate. we publish
the following rules for their information.
There are four signal flags, designated as
follows No. /, square white flag; No. 2,
square blue flag No. 3, black triangular
flag; No. 4, square white flag with a square
of black in the centre.
No. /, white flag, always indicates clear
or fair weather. no rain.
No 2. blue flag, indicates rain or snow
No. 3, black triangular flag. always re
fers to temperature; when placed above
numbers | or 2 il indicates warmer weather
when placed below numbers or it indi-
Gates colder weather; when not displayed,
the Indications are that the temperature
will remain stationary, or that the change
in temperature will not vary five degrees
from the temperature of the same hour OF
the preceding day.
No, I, cold wave flag, indicates the ap-
proach of sudden and decided fall in
temperature. This signal 10 usually or
dered at least "a hours in advance of the
cold wave. 1t is not displayed unless a
temperature of Is degrees or less is ex-
pected, nor is flag number displayed with
it.
When displayed on flag poles the signals
should be arranged to read towards wher
displayed from horizonal supports small
streamer should be attached to indicate the
point from which the signals are to be read
The signals may be withdrawn at P. NJ