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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nond. aud s,och.

Nrw NuHg. Jan. gi.-Moucy on call cas-,
nc per cent Prime mercantile paper. a.
%. sterling exchange, active and steady n
Si~i,, Tor sixty day bills aud tls,A Tor do
maud.
Government bonds were quiet and steady
State bonds we're duh and without feature
The stock market was Just as dull NJ YES
tcrdny, while the movements aud price,
were confined tu even narrower range than
usual ui late. very few NJ the active share,
luctuaiing over range uf morn than q, pei
cent The covering movement ~ last even.
Inc extended over into this morning and
gave the market firm appearance In con.
uv,tiun with The limited purchases for for
cIgu account The news of the day was of a
favorable character generally aud the state.
mrut ~ lnDknwauuu WIS considered excel.
lent hut nothing ui that sort Uuuid move the
market out of Ne rut, aud dullnr,s and ,tar.
nation continued 90 be- the leading features
throughout Toe day. The bear hammered
sumy ut the active hhars, including Read.
ink. lurkuwuuua. ST. inul Union Pacific.
Richmond a West Point and Texas Pacific.
To- none except the last two we there any
impression made, aud that was almost en-.
trulN uruiuiifrd before, when covering
Nus again iu urlUr The business done m
Reading was comparatively lauvr. but the
muHr ~ &C. fluctuations. J, per cent. ~ "A
taken be the stock. Lake Shore was prpmi.
mont aul displayed n strong front, W. did
also New England. but The only marked
strength was in Pullman aud some VI the
spciulurs Pullman rrnrtcd . per cent from
lts depression ot yosivrlay closing nt is
highest figure, Fist prices Wrsruuly lightly
changed from those Of last evening anil the
market wa dull With mo- icaturr whatever
until after noon, though "a firm tone
prevailed, and most Ut the 1ist remained nm
on higher level than that Of the opening
figures. Texas pnCihc WIS the Hr.t t,r. to
move and u rapidly declined under the
lau,c sales Of over pr cent The Wcaknr =
gradually sprad Ca the rest ut the i,t. aud
most of The early advances were Wiprd out
with Airhison, Reading. and Richmond a
West Point showing moot weakness.
After delivery hour there Nas more ln.ma.
Ton with stronger tone. and thr hirhcst
prcrs were again nppru Minated. though
there was 10 movement at importance
whatever The market finally lu.rl dun
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IN the local market today tagging wa,
marked down touto Ia hum the former
quotations ilA 10 BE. and cotton tics de
clincl Del roller meal went or iUr Per barrel
other article unchanged The breaking az
81 the hau,ng Trust and the heavy stock IN
hand uu1uld at this time Ut the season were
the nusrs oi the reduction, Amount IT
grim 'n store NJ the elevators Corn. blm,
bushels. oats, 2i,sE bushels wheat, ia3
bushels
AZ New Orleans sugar il steady. with
ocniriiupls firm. especially ycllows mo.
lasrs quiet aud unchanged. Rice drmcr
aud tending upward
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Grain aud Provisions.

CmcAGo H., Jan 25.--Triding was quite
active IN wheat aud n large bushes. trans.
acted. Heavy covering ol shorts and some
new buying by two or more houses reported
The feeling was somewhat unsettled, and
iluctuaiion, were confined within 2isc range.
Opening sales were made nt the closing liz.
urcs " yesterday 10 shade under. but the
market became quiet aud prices declined
with some changes, l'kc, then rallied irrcgu.
larry 2'sc aud closed ohout 70 higher than
yesterday. The early decline sns due to d
rush Ia realize but when operators under.
took Ia buy ihoro was not much wheat found
on sale and the reaction followed The de,
cline was influenced by the government rr.
port which, Il was claimed, indicated an In.
crease acreage planted to winter wheat to thc
amount If SGi.uOl acres
Corn was traded IN sparinrlv. fluctuations
being narrow aud transactions limited 10
local operators. The feeling was compare.
lively steady, the range of prices being much
the same us ON yc tyrlny. though at the
close the market was e. lower.
Cat, were quiet with a small improve.
mcut Ia values.
quite an active business was reported In
pork, Prices very irregular. Opening sales
were made ~ 7'sr decline. which was ful.
lowed 10y further reduction 81 Jnn81isc.
Later prices iluriuatcd considerably within
q range uf l2's@lic, and the market closed
firm ~ about medium figures
Considerable interest was manifested la
lard Prices Irregular Opening sales we're
made at 2'smAc decline, aud further re-.
duction ~ 7ls@ la was submitted to. Later
the market showed morr stcadincss aud
prices mllicd 5hm7 Sc aud CLOSED quiet
An active business was reported IN short
ribs. hut the market WIS greatly unsettled
Early sales we're ut lOC decline aud % further
reduction Of iuc followed. Later prices raj.
lied I]sGtl0c and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged a. follows
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DoMlSllt lANuANhE.
Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points,
dsmand, lilo discount Eastern points sight
10 discount Cincinnati st. Louis, Louis.
willie and Chicago 40 discount New Or
leans, = discount
selling--New York and Eastern points
$3.50 premium Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, i-iO prcmium; New Or
leans, par.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after.
noon accepted the following houds--i l.2s
registered $4,000 at 100, 1 l.2s coupons
sSi 900 at 100
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady with sales ., 100 bales, OF which 400
10 exporters and 1,OOO to spinncrs The
weeks sales amounted TO 1900 bales or
$500 To exporters aud 1890 10 spinncrs At
New Orleans spot cotton closed very
steady with futures quiet aud steady ut an
advance OF 4 to points Liverpool closed
quiet, limited inquiry Futures quiet aud
ste dy January OIL point with remaining
months unchanged The New York market
closed steady with futures steady at de-
cline Of to points
''Tho cotton market today has shown q
rather stcador tone and the tendency has
been toward higher prices, with an actual
gain Of from I TO 0 points In the price Of con.
tracts. The cause for the improvement
seems 10 have been general feeling that re-.
ccipts next week are hardly likely TO be ns
large rs this"
According 10 the Ancrican Ru'isfiH IAN
Increase In the general movement of supplies
and full growing demand from consumers,
especially abroad have been pittcd against
each other al the week. and not unnutnmlly
the open outlet Tor cotton has carried the
most weight For IL was very reasonably
argued that II spinncrs have made n mistake
IN holding Oh 20 long, and are now tncitly
admitting their error by their action. there
Is good rca,on 10 expect that they may run
somewhat n the other extreme, especially
n calculations are based upon continue
hoa o. tie fine trade Ia yarns aud fabrics
which ~ the present rate would require All
Of the 900 OO bale. crop. 10 which there
>has been a tendency to mise some of the pre-.
\ously low c.timatD,. Some Of the trade,
too assert that the swcllinrof the movement
Is due solely 10 this suction II cuusumptIro
demand. and will simply exhaust the crop
at an early date. There be-. however. been
entertained among some Of the shrcvd opcr.
aiors an idea that the foreign accounts have
been tuned up Go che highest pitch possible
for simple hu'li.h purposes, with q chance
for elimination before great while and
some 81 lhc later ud,iccs through private
sources lei Co. au Impression that Trading wns
becoming little iir,d abroad Indeed the
Statement. w,r, to Che effect that with early
wants al least we'll provided iur and the cost
enhanced spinner wow feeling more eau
tious and would b, very likely Co withdraw
should our receipt. continue free"
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fnn- Mackopl, ball brs. no 9. $500
h1 Ne. q fsuHs tn. Nu s. b. rUssuI
l0hl kiis Ne. 1, slah Nb.a s.s,. 40. 3.
N.ln Dry herring family 80. p.r box y.
g rU' hcrrirr halt brls. 900 White dsh
half hfI taln
Hoo PuUpy,w- Quiet PORK. siS SOFiS. 20
sugar cured hrus l4mil, break usi bacon
llwl'g bulk park clear sides. sh.r. cIcai
nb sides, &c. long clear &c. shoulder.
U1,r
lmsn ME,rs--llcci headquarters. safe
iowquhucr 2amic. CITY bors. Gft5c,
country drssyd allmGc Icr No.. slarc ibis.
bWNc hackbUucs. 5ttDc pri No.
L,np-ICs, 7'fc hall lfIs FAC. KEGS.
nc choice kettle. slsp,lUiat quict
Fus fur-lirls, thu1. bali brls, $500.
keys. ti.21.
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but firm at fractional advances in most
cases over the opening figures.
The railroad bond mpIket was about a.
active as usual though thcfs wa, a very large
number OF issues traded IN And the market
gave evidence Of a renewaRof the demand Of
last week. There was extraordinary activity
and strength in the Reading general As, and
they furnished u, 0O3. 600 ont Of total day 5
business of S2,93G,000 All the same time
they rose from 00& last evening to 0l5s,
closing at the latter figure. The general list
was firm to strong, but in few did the move
ments amount TO more than smaller frac-
ions and while the majority Is higher
this evening some marked declines were es-
tablished. J0
The total sales Of stocks today were 1852, 5ll
shares. Closing quotations.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 25.-The DrorerS Jour.
nal reports: Cattc-Rcccipts, 1900 head;
shipments, 1900 head. Market stronger Tor
good; choice bcovcs $4l06gL70, steers, $3.50
tgl0O, stockors and feeders, -. 25m3iO cows.
bulls aud mixed, $l.J0@3.l5; Texas steers,
S3.50d3Gi.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1880 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market slow; 5MlOc lower.
mixed, SL65G4S5; heavy, Si656tlSj; light,
H.lO@50G pigs, S350m5.OO.
Shcep-Rcccipts, i,5OD head; shipments,
2,OOO head. Market steady; natives 90 UO6I
go Western corn-fcd, A.lO@I75 Texas,
5000 $50, lambs, $5.OOMGOO.
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lli,o52 bales same timo last year. Weeks
sales 1900 bales, exporters, S, 800, and spin.
ners, 1900 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed quiet mid
ding, 9jsc Sales 3Dl bales Quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, GMc; good ordi-
nary, s5.16c low mddling, 09sc middling,
o'sc; good middling, l0hc; middlng fair,
10 1870; fair, If 7-l0c
Futures opened steady and closed
steady as follows January, 050@9Gl;
February, 062@963; March, 073@0 "a;
April 0.sl@os5; May, 00l@o95; June,
lOO4@l005; July l0l2@1OI3 August,
lOlS@lol9; September, 9S2m0sli October,
06SaOGo Sales 1880 bales.
Weekly cotton Statement for tho week
ending Friday, January p, 1850:
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
flour-pull aud unchanged
No. 2 spring wheat piso,nl'sc. 40. ,
spring wheat, Niaiuc. Ne. rcd. uIisCt
pl'sc, 80. corn, SAGE bid No. Goats : g.
No. rye isc. No. 2 barley, nominal.
No ! HaNsc,d si,dl, prime timothy elias.
Mcs pork. per hr. tli.FO
Lard per 10 Ms. tG75WGso.
short M sides Opuscl s,toAWG tO.dry salicd
shoulders boxed sGUO6id isis short clear
sidcs lloNodl sdN 'tGG50.
RcCciptsatluug NOJ0 hrls. wheat $1,000
bu corn, h.uln hu. oats, iNuu1 bu, rye, .
O1o bu, harley. hNUOO bu.
shipments Flour, 1910 brls. wheat Is.
uO1 bu, corn, 7Uu,u bu. oats 5GuJD bu. r,r.
300 barley, 1900 bu.
KANSAS CRY. Mo, Jan. 25.-whcnt-
Quiet No red. cash. $3.50 bid. s,Nc
asked. May NE bid, gaho asked year. Oc
bid Hgc asked. No. = soft cash, Ui.c
asked. Nav, ~ 80 bid V?Ac, asked. year.
"a bid, ,ic asked
Com-stcady. No. 2 cash. 25A.c bid. &c
asked. February. ~ isc bid, 2Ailc TsAe,l. Nav.
sales NJ s,'sc. No. ? white, cash, @AC, May,
sales nt IA
oas-No. 2 cash, no bids nor offerings,
May sc bid.
ST. LOWS Mo-, Jan. 9S.-Flour- Quiet aud
easy
Wheat was weak carly aud declined sc.
hui rallied later. ard q strong demand st
~. Prices not oily recovered, bat MAY
closed lr uni July 's, above yUstcbilv
No. rcd, cash, OpiAWOlc February sold
~ Nlr. ami closed nc pc nominal. NAV
btaWblsr be-. closed al pittin'sc asked. July.
'-'sHN'tc. closed at SIS August s24c.
Corn, u,h was hrmcf, with HHU bid. bat
orl"w Nur weak, with very lirli trading
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finuH From STORE common. CD 5Oma 40
family -t2nWi30 choices 10 lUi. fancy.
tia,wau'. extra fancy o. iOcth5p patent
t55i,t0"o quiet
trtDtiHsH Soda. extra. ii.r. treble extra
coo ~ ginger sunTs. 'OSsy. assorted jum
VIC. luHl-c 'ryfm ga, hCrs. : 's..slbc.
Cruy Mru Hrclh, N i0. roller :, %.
quiet
BrNNs am rrAs--Nayy beans. q -. me.
iium s'ul
uu Mr,t-ln half brls. s3 IN from store
tnA,Ktu NurAT-ln half brls. ~ so from
siufu.
llunisY ANp Gufu-Ffum store. sI25.
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CArrLr-Chuicc 10 extra 34M3fc. good
Nr3'.c, syalawnss 90 medium, ii.t3' 80.
choice feeders, 40 and up, 2ltG,3c, feeders.
$50 Ia irO. 2sG2A.c.
iIo0s-Choicc light hogs, 5Ct5i.c good, ~.
Ctbc, common, lami'sc.
smEr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3a3isc, com.
mon. st.Oomi -
L,Nns-t hoicc, 6c, common to good, Der
head, Si6uttadO.
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NLW ONIENNH.
The spot market opened steady and closed
very steady middlnE 0OlGc. Sales,
$3.50 bales. Quotations are as follows Ordi-
nary, 7l5.lGc; good ordinary, < 7-lGc; low
mddling, 0i.lGG middling, O0-lGc; good
mddling, l03.l6c
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet and steady as follows Janu.
ary 0iSm0J0 February, OiGm0l7; March,
0b2Cgo.53, April, 0j7@05S May 0G5@o 60,
June, 073@0N; July oSl@0s2; August
n'sogJ7D. Sales 2l,aOD bales.
DAILY PoEr ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Cons From sturr. white. Ga mixed. tic.
trm lry,u ur depot white Boo bulk. llc. in
sacks. l'r. MIXED, iu bulk. ga. Zoe sacks. as.
IuAf rom store, Sc. from l,,yc ur &c.
ppt siUtn
llN=thuiCc, irum ,iurr. NJ ~. car load.
lfum l"Nrc 90 drp1, iibWHib A. prime.
irum store N1.ts'I ear lull irum lrvrc or
d,pul fl'.uNht 1880 prairie .um storr. 81
t,"A car load, irum lc,,, ur depot SO COO
II On
oNw=lum sturr white. see. mlNod. a,r.
ifum lcNrr uf depot white. in hulk 3iGj
Nr loo sacks ahc. miAcd, in bulk. .pisc. la
fHykf .lu
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AZ noon spots-Quiot, limited inquiry
sales, 1000 bales OF which $500 were
American. Receipts, lG,OlO bales, Of which
ll.pD were American. Closing quotations
wcrc ns follows Ordinary. o l.iUd: Good or.
binary, 5lGi, Low MiddlinE 5.lGd: Mid.
ding ''sd. Good Mildliug % al.
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet and
steady
lIhc,c prices are given In pence and Gllhs.
thus GW means GCiGid, aud 6Ol means
d1.Gid
A. pm m. January 63i values. January.
February, am buyers February March, o. an
arlIcr MuUhAprl, OPS sellers. April NAV.
Dps sellers, Mny-luuc b2D sellers. June.
July $50 sellers, July-Augu,t, $50 sellers,
August-scpicmhcr, o - scllcr.
Liverpool weekly statement Tor the week
ending January - lN,H
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Household supplies.

FRuT-Sloady. Oranges, Sl506t2.50 per
box. Lemons, S2.OOM3.OO per box. Bananas,
81 bOW2jO per bunch, Grapes Malaga, $500
CJ0Oo. Dates, 7@sc.
ArPLEs-Si 5Oa2 % per brl. Dried apples.
idbc per 10. from store. Died peaches
i0t5c from store.
GAnE-Quail, Sl.oO@I.95 per doz SOUR.
rcls, Toe per doz; rabbits, 500 per doz wild
turkeys, bOmIjc each; wood duck, 81 5OG1
l.75 per doz; teal, S225GG25O per doz mai
lard, S225H250 per doA Vcnison saddles
lOCol2c per ID. whole deer. 5mGc per 10, opos.
sum, l5CIIDc; dressed coon, lOd35c.
NrGErNDLEs-Onions $l.50Gt76 per bril-
Cabbage, loose SmOc; New Orleans, crate
F2.IjCg3.25. knuL per brl, SiOO@5OG
half brl, S20l@250 Garlic jOc per 100
Carrots, S30Ola3.50 per brl. Bcets. ~. 800
80 per brit Parsnips $500 per brl. Horse
radish, s5OUCib.5O per brl
BuIrER-- Butter ne i5c; creamery, 3j6D3sc;
dairy, 2O@30c; country butter, lOGlJc.
ClpEa--Ozark, $500 per br and $3.50 per
half brl.
NNEaAR-Per raj. iO6i2a
EGGs-Dull Boxes, lie; cases l2c.
RAslNs-LoudOn layers, $500; California,
$2.2j per box.
PicKLn-Drls, $3.50. half brls, 800.
PouLTW-Chickcns, young, S2.OOG2 30;
mixed, s25ote27j. hens, t3OOma5O, tur-
keys, young sbO16tA.UO old -. OOd ~ 90:
geese, Si6Ot Loo; ducks, t3OOm35 90. dressed
turkeys, l2ml3c per pound; hens $3.50
$40; chickens, Sl.6O@2OOi geese, $1,000
500.
PorArors--Firm. sI.5Oa2OO per brl: SKIS
0'ce15c Utah, $4,000 per bui sweet, Sl75
per brl.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, Sc; Tennessee, farmers stock.
3Nic; roasted iMllsc higher; shclod. red,
SIC; white, ic Spanish, Ne. Pccnns. Texas,
old, iCl2c; Arkansas, 3@i4c Italian chest.
nuts lOMl2Hc.
FnEsH FIsu-lBunalo, lGt2c per No. cat, &c
per III. Gamo-rcrch, trout etc, 5Ggsc
per 10.
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Parcnt. crlninaiIy Liable.

More than half Of nll deaths occur before six
year Of nTc. An army Of innocent lovely chill.
drvu ufu swept nccdc~lynwa each year fHrnty
arr Crlninnlly responsible for this The dcnth fatr
Of children IN England IL les than half this
Ack,r's English iaby suOthcr has done more tn
bring this about than all other causes combined.
You cannot Afford 10 bv withoutiL III. Hester.
druggist
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CLrvELAND o., Jan. 25.-Pctrolcum easy;
=. W. liO' nc.
WnmyoroS, n. C., Jan. 25.-Turpcntlnc
firm, i3c.
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CANNED Goom =lIntlpplcs a. ojCsi 10.
lyarhcs. lhs, sinudud. 81 SOL lO second.
slO Tomatoes. ? o.. standard S,n'sir. Z
lbs standard. Ni.uO slnNnrrti,s SO,
In'phrir's. ~ - Bluckbprin,. Co. IN. Orccn
gnpH l' Hvar, s'W lIums a, 10
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the close
May 2Shc.
RRye-Quiet; No. cash, 471lc; May, sic.
Biarley--Nothing doing.
hay-.,}uiet prairie, s600@S.50; tim.
Butter-Dull; creamery, 21@23c; dairy,
l2I,@t2Oc; northern roll, 149lGc.
Eggs-Quict at l015c.
Flaxsoed-Steady at 81. so.
Lead-Steady at ~. 55O3.60.
Corn Meal--Steady at Sl.75@1, 80.
Whisky-Steady at 81 .03.
Baggng-Easy at 794@0c. Iron cotton
ties, Sll0.
Proysions-Lower and dull. Pork In
small lots, So %. Lard, $GG2H. Dry salt
meats, loose shoulders, $780, longs and
ribs, $500; short clear, $G40. Bacon,
shoulders, $3.50; longs, S7.25; ribs, $751;;
short clear, 800; hams, l0@l2c.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, O. 600
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat 1900
bu; corn, l4,0OO bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
loo bui barley, none.
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Groccriea.


New York, Jan. %. - Coffee --. Option,
opened steady, l0@l5 points down. closeC
barely steady at 1910 points below ycster
day. sales, $4,000 bags, including January
Sl55O@l5.5j; February, $l5.5O@l5.GO; March
Sl540@l5.GG April, $l5.35al55O; May
Sl5.35@l5.6j; July, $l5.5O@l5 90; August
sl6.b5@ 1885 September, Sl5.75@l5.s0; Octo
ber Slb.s0 December, l5.S0@l5.S5. Spo
Rio steady; fair cargoes, INC.
Sugar - Raw, easy, dull; fair refining
4 ll-l69iAci centrfugals, 06o test, 0lOc
refined, steady good business.
Molasses - Foreign, firm, New Orleans
quiet.
Rice firm and quiet.
CHICAGO H., Jan. 25.--On the Produce Elk
change today the butter market was dul
and unchanged.
Eggs easy at loo.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. -Whisky--Firm
sales, l,OO3 brls. finished goods Oh bash
SOB
Butter quiet.
Sugar quiet
Eggs heavy, dropping nominal, ll@l2c.
Cheese firm.
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Co,ton ...,, pro,,ur,..

rniNE Cuunr Ou.-lOtDi3c prime summer
yellow, jnHdlc. choice cooking summer vel.
low, asa soc. cotton seed meal, SaUOO. less
than carload. 81 a.
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on mud Inrncniinc.

ST. Louis, No, Jan. 25.-wool quiet and
weak, but not quotably lower receipts,
1888 pounds
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK EX.
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Steady Middling Cot
ton, o 5-eo; Sales Today, 2,4oo Bales
The General Market Is steady--Meats
Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE,

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1889.
Money is in ample supply and the market
easy. No difficulty is found in securing ac-
commodations from the banks by those en-.
titled to SUCH and at per cent.
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rxcn,xaf QUOTATIONS.

Ordinary. 5',c good ordinary, s'sc low
middlinr. o'sc middlinr p,sr good mid.
ai'ng io'so midd'ins fair iO'sc. fair, nom.
inal
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Sppis closed quiet and steady.
lro uplinnirc GNlsL February futures.
Hhr.
bk.luH ~ low miidlns cotton. ilavrr terms.
hH kilus equal Ia iOO lbs, and h21f equal
tu go o.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts at Memphis Tor the week ending
January Is, 9O,iis bales a. against ~.
balcs last week and 1851 bales same week
at year since September !. $40 i50 bales,
,gninst 50a72s bales amo time last year
Shipments for the week, "a. 80 bales, as
lraInsl lG7Os bales same week last year
|Ince September I, ii0.iS1 bales ns against
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market ur'ucd quiet and
ftcndy aud closed quiet and steady. mild
ding, Csc. Sale, 2i00 bales Including
= bales last evening OF which ]. lO.
les 10 cxportcu and LOO bales 10 pin.
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Miacc,Innrnns.

WnsKY- Straight Kentucky Bourbon
sl5udGO1 Robertson and Lincoln Counties
Tenn, firm at Si.5O to $1OO. Eastern rycs
$2WM6OD according Ia the age aud make
common whisky, pnCMi.3O. according q
proof nothing under 70 per cent quoted.
GiN-sl.OO to sl.5O for domestic s2.S5 foi
imported.
BNGUtNG--9tlOc.
Tus-Sl.lO
suor-prup, tl.25; buck, $780,
LEAD smOc.
TALLow-tibc
sNurr-Garrctt's, sl075. Rnlph's, siO.2
Railroad, iD2j. Gall & AXIS, $500.
fUus-licnf skins, si.OpCt7 ~; mink, i5M
Toe; coon, hunter handled, i5C,75c, country
handled, lidNv; otter. - OOGtGuu. beaver
81 unNthVp. Wild cat, ljC,Jnc. fox. i5Ct75c
inurkruL lO6i lhc opn,sum, lOCtt5c. wolf
,nctss2OO. panther joc@sLOG skunk, 100
rowpEu-KcF, $500 half kegs, s275
quarter Kegs si.55.
Coat oIL-rrimc white, wholesale lots, Toe
per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool unwashcd. n
dAr; clear grease wool. 2O'd 2iC. bury,
washed, 2tr3hy tub.washcd. s3pd35
Tout'ol tummon, 2j@JDc, other grades
Oo0 S,c.
NfiswAN=9Oc.
NAus-lron, 500 steel, S2.iO.
llirp=nry flint No. I. pr No . 10. dry
snltcd. Ne. No. 2. uci green saltcd No. 1. So
tttr. No. . ic. Er'cu e., dcrrskins, 35CtIur
shcupskins. lirrsi.uO firm.
tgNs NrrusH Rcd clover. 81. 2h hu: herds
spds'c hu. orchard, ti.3Ogi,i 40 bu limo.
thy NL55W2Oo bu.
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bAilY coTToS TAtrvrsr.

IHII'fN- y 7 u u u v q 7 u ~ 90 I \ y
y n. 30. M&LRHNm a Co&swHH L.N
m y. iil Kcs&NRR ~. KCM6B
r. Pr NJ X. 90. Tom Md. ~ tlcamciA 90
Far0ns. ~. Total, o. lG bales
fHroru-M &CRR i0.9M &TRRa Ian
X %. g 0&sw Il A. i3n Total ANS balca
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LoNpoN, Jan. 6.-i p.m.-Consols closed
nt rs lj'l6 for both money aud the account
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
OF England on balance today Is $4,000 Bar
silver i2lEd per ounce.
Pans, Jan. 2j.-lhrcc per cent rcntcs, s2f
OOc for the account
bank CLEARNGs.
CmoNeo, ILL.,, Jan. 2j.-Bank clcarngs.
ss,713,OOO
Nav IoRg, Jan. 25-Clcarings, $lO7, isI,-
I6S, balances 5000 iGl.
BAruNonE, Md, Jan. 2i.-Clcarlngs, So.
l3I7Sl; balances, s23iDs2.
liosroS Mass. Jan. 25.-Clcarinrs. SiI,-
3OIjlI balances, 81 GDl, I8i
ST. loris, Mo-, Jan. A.-Bauk clcarings.
!2s2l,0ii balances. S3s2 U7.
PmLADELrIuA, Ia, Jan. 25.-Clcariugs,
$40, Ia, 16l; balances, 81, 4a5. 80.