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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, May 25.-Money on call easy with
no loans closed offered at 2tS per cent Prime
ahleivaItlle paper Sls@5n per cent Sterling ex
and n sa 9 t S. steady at SLsI for sixty day bills
Q. Government bonds have been duh and steady.
su a bonds have been duh and firm.
inc STOCK market was again very active this
morning, but IL developed the same decided strong
tone Which mas characterized II during the past few
uays anu prices at tho close were at the highest for
. WY WIN. Inc extreme doubt us TO the length to
Mnlch !ne reaction begun yesterday would extend
naue me opening this morning quite ragged,
tnougn mo only marked changes from last even.
, lug : hgurcS were declines The market heStatod
Tor ashor time under the continuance of the reali.
cations, but the buying was OF the same excellent
charheter that has prevailed OF late, and the
,.ehpomry weakness IN few shares quick.
,gor.oa' disappeared The animation in the
prevalence OF the hesitation, but later the activity
became very great, and with the Changers I'm the
iead everything moved M materially. In tho reg.
uiar llst burlington. Rock Island and Atchson and
later Northwestern, were more prominent for
strength and all OF them advanced over per cent ,
though portion OF the Improvement in Atchison
was lost before the close The Trust stocks were
also again very prominent In the trading, and
Lead trust took the lead, followed by Cotton OIL
the later touching 5s1s per cent A slight rcac.
llon was made toward II O'Clock, but the upward
movement was quickly resumed and continued
Without further setback until the close which was
active ana strong at the highest prices of the day.
~ iaui led the list In point OF activity, but its
ff%A NhlNs lHt mum tnhlltts
are almost Invariably in the direction OF higher
figures. BURLINGTON and Rock Island roso "a per
cent each and now per cent
The exports OF money during the week amounted
70 81 slb1S5, OF which si,Oa3,l20 was in gold and
sI2OOo In silver; of the total exports siO73529 In
gold aud sllbj3l In silver went TO Europe and
$1,000 Ia gold and 5000 In silver TO South Amer.
lea The imports OF specie for the week were
s tis, OF which sS5.537 was In gold and 1921 was
In silver
Railroad bonds were active, the sales aggregntlng
Sl,lbl OOO OF tins amount Fort Worth 4 Denver
contributed sldS,0OO, and Denver a Rio Grandc
Western certificates SiG20O0 The market was
strong but the marked advances were ia spots.
while the general list was but slightly changed.
Inc important gains comprise Denver 4 Rio
Gmnde western assentcd, ga, 10 9OA; the ccrtin.
Gates ~, ~ W. and Atchison. Colorado & ia.
ciic ilrsis, 3, 10 o.. Sales OF bonds for the week
were sl0s6S0JO against S7,6'i,0OO for last week.
The total sales Of stocks today were 2ls,gS7
shares Closing quotations
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CANNED GOODS - rneipplcs sLiSqi. so
peaches, ? H. standard. sl..Nall0 second. sLOols
liz tomatoes. 2lbs standard. NirlQc 8ils standard
sl01 strawberries sl2E raspbgrrius. si.25. black.
bcrfics. sl.uO green cages sl.il pcars, si..0.
plums el.dQ asparagus tlp0gtccn corn. ~ .O0Hi 90
pfccn peas 81 1t0iLiO. cove oysters fun weight
H. pl.s95c. . lie. slAifli.60 lght weight &C. ?
lhs. Si.u1 Condcnsc1 milk-Crown. sails. Eagle.
30 swiss, e.ih salmon, sLtja2up sardlncs.
glbt mustard sarliucs. elsa Mackcfcl si.iiff
l.1 herring mnckcrcl. ti.ia
stGAR-Purc white. 3. r. on white. SO. yellow
clarified. A. .as g.. rrnncd A. y =, standard rrauu-
lated, ar powdered '4c cut LOAF, v e. open kct
tlc. GENfl ~ steady.
con- Ek-Common, ne ordinary. isc. fair,
100 prlinc Rio iHifc choice % fancy, 20fi3c. old
government glfgfss steady.
sALT-siglnhw, sl.g3 per barrel: Ohio River q. 20
81 - per bafrgl Louisiana, siii sicks lnc a. 10.
Cuarsr. eiiM pkts. itsslc.
mCl.-louislana, i'tscc; Carolina c87c
tTARCii--sc.
CliEE.E--lTimo fats -. New YORK factory,
49,. full cnaam, lie. Young America. ilc.
NOLAhsts-Lpuisiana. common ~ ialf 2iff2sc.
prime choice GsffnC fancy. Sc. ccutrfugnls. com
mon 20 fair Gassac prime 10 choice 2siaJc syrup,
giftir firm.
CANDlls-sticks. all slEcs In brs pl, aud brls.
gl~l0Ac. iancy assorted gls@ls'Sq eNtn fancy
ilHNc lrm
soAP ASD otSDLEs-soap sys85c candic.
full VpluHt Wf.r
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Drain and Pra,I.inn.

CHICAGO. III, May N.-Thcp was less doing In
wheat tnday. and quiet. slow trldr was reported
during most Of the session. Tho feeling was weaker
aud yet no very important dccliuc wa cstabllshod
Opening sales VEN "a, A. higher than Yesterday
aud after lluctuntinR within a smaller mnrc Tor
some time became weak aud pflcos declined q 81
recovered - ruled easy aud closed r lower than
ycsicniny some parties who Nufu named ~ the
principal bus crs yosicfday sold moderately today
AdyicCa were revived reporting rain In 1cxns aud
a. harvesting u thought to b. IN pnrrcss there the
market strengthened some ny thcse fup0rts Home
markets were Ill easier. II was estimated that the
visible supply would not vary much from Loo OD0
10 i.goouo hu decrease.
lair trade wns reported IN corn Al further de
cline In price. The weakening factor wa the large
arrivals Tho market opened n shade under tie
closing prizes Of yesterday, declined VI became
lee active and ruled steady. closing Ntltir lower
than ycticfday Thnru was cuntldgrahlp covering
hy shorts on the decline which had tendency to
steady the market
weak feeling PREVAILED In oats aud although
Trading wra less active prices declined i.nfin aud
the mhrkrt closed quiet NJ about inside nrufps
The weakness was due 20 continued heavy nscclpfs
A quiet aud dull f'cling prevailed IN mes park
Prices dcClined HEsai, and Tho market closed
quiet
Trading was rather llght In the lard markc, and
feeling easy. Ehfly the market showed "a little
moru NCndinCss and prices Improved slightly
later. however. The feeling was easier aud the al
vance was lost
shon rlis worc moderately active Prices ruled
BAL r lower aud the market closed steady az tho
reduction
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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corn $4,000 ou oats, 92sOOO bu; rye 1000 bu; bar
sr; LOUIS, NO. May 2i-Flour-ouiet and
steady.
wbcst-Iower Following tho bent Of reports
from abroad and Of prospects for unusually carly
harvest, together with declines in other markets,
decline OF A@,sc was made, aud the close was near
the bottom and weak, No. red cash T7i1c. lime
closed T5tSc: July, 7Hsa7giSc; August. FRO Ma.
Corn-lower and weak. No 9mixed. cash, SlIl;
May closed ale June, '9'4c; July, size bid; Aug.
ust sls4c asked: september 32l.c bid
Oats-Dull. No. 2, cash, 2Sl,c; NAV regular e5i "a
though early 2os+o was bid In The settlement June
gYs4c bid; July, 2gSs asked
Rye-Negecied and nominal.
Hay-Quet aud easy PRAIRIE s6509s50, tim.
othy, St000MiaA
Dran--Qulet and EASY, at ISatsisc
Flax.soed-Nomlnally Quntahle at silS
lead-Dull soft Missouri, S.55@S57IS: refined
81 60o}3G24.
Bntter-stSady aud Unchanged creamery, li9
l5c; dairy, l21s@lAc.
Eggs-Easler and slow iOc for good.
provisions-Dull.
pork-Sll.97S.
Lard-prime steam, nominal at S6s7lSG6 TO-
Dry Salt Meats-ShoulderS S. so. longs and ribs
s062lS. short clear. ShS7is.
Bacon--Boxcd shoulders. sl75; longs aud ribs.
Sd606i6.70 short clear, SG7iaGs0
Rcccipts-fiour, 2.O0O brls. wheat 10 900 bu, corn
$1,000 bn; oats ia,0OO bu; rye, 1000 bu barley none
Shipmcnts-flour 5000 brls wheat 1000 hu.
corn, 1900 bn; oats 6OOO bu; rye, 1000 bu barley,
none
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May -wheat-Quict:
No = red cash, 7lc asked, July CSC asked; August,
org asked No. 2, soft, cash. &c asked; July, 6Gc
asked; August, Gle asked
Cotn-Strongcr No. ., cash, 27itc bid July, ~.
asked; No = white, cash. sc bid, 2glsc asked.
Oats-No. cash. 2llgc.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, par Eastern points, sight, Ito
discount Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, par New Orleans, Il discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
Sl50 Premium; Cincinnati, St Louis, Louis.
vile and Chicago, lilo PREMIUM New Or
leans par.
The local market closed quiet with sales
80 bales, all TO spinners At New Orleans
spots were quiet, and futures quiet at de-
cline Of TO points. Liverpool closed
quiet, rather easier with futures barely
steady, at a decline Of point The New
York market closed firm and futures weak
and of to O points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: "Advices from
Liverpool rather surprised operators this
morning by being lower as they expected n
better tone in consequence of our yesterdays
advance and the discouraging accounts OF
the crop. The pressure has been mostly ex-
ertcd on June. The evident intention of the
holders of revision between the grades which
would be to their detriment. The high
prices being paid for good grade cotton rem.
der this revision more than probable and as
the contract cotton is held in blocks any Sc;
we're revision would be a severe loss to the
owners. Some long cotton came out on the
decline and the closing market was easy at
the lowest prices. No support was apparent
from any source except for the winter posi-.
tons of which some buying was noted for
foreign account The deficiency in the visi-
BILE supply has now decreased to 5000
lalcsn
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PACIFIC ExpREss ooMPANY
Money orders, Payable at over 10000
Places In the United States and
Canada

Money orders, Payable at over 10000
Places In the United States and
Canada.
The particular attention Of the public IL
invited 10 the uncqualed advantages OF
our new money orJer system.
Money orders are sold at the offices Of
the company, n. any business hour, for
any sum up to $50. Purchasers Of money
orders are not required 10 ill out blank
applications.
Ratcs-Not over s., cents; over s. TO
$40, cents; over $40 10 so, 10 cents; over
so 20 so, ~ cents; over $50 10 $40, 10
cents; over $40 g. $50. 20 cents.
Our rates are thclowest and the security
afforded is absolute. Receipts are given,
and orders lost or delayed can be re-
funded without any delay or inconycn-
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben
eft associations and business men gen.
orally will find them great convenience,
rs they can be deposited In banks, same
IN checks and drafts, and arc redeemed
through the bank clearinghouse In all
the principal cities. For further iniorma-
ton apply TO any agent OF tho company.
Office, 81 South Court street
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1o56@io.57; August Ioss@lo4e September. 9s7@
ass October. 9.5s@a59. November. 9.t9@a5o; De
cember, a5o@95i; January, s.5T@o.5s; February,
LIVERPOOL.
AT noon Spots quiet. rather easier. Sales 5000
bales, of which 400 were American. Receipts ).
800 bales, Of which all were American. Closing
quotations were as follows Middling, Cd.
Futures opened easy aud closed barely steady
These prices are given In pence and 6iths, thus
GUS means6 GJ-6id, and sol means 5l-6id.l
At pm: May, 562 sellers; May-June. 5.62 sell
ems June'July, Sos sellers July-Augnst, 400 value;
Augustseptember, h6S sellers; septcmber-o cto-
Der, hi5 sellers; octoberNoyember A36 sellers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ass sellers september, Sos
sellers
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Tccdstufls.

HAY-Cholcc. from store Sc carload. from levcc
or depot slAjoai6Ot prime, from store. 75fsS lc;
carload from lcycc or depot slLi01lA.O1 prairie,
from store, 50gO0c. carload, irOm leycc or depot
S.OO1Wii.u0
CORN-Ftom store. white. i6iS8i7c, mixed. l5c;
from levce or depot white, Ia bulk. Jls, lOc. In
sacks. sc. mixed. IN bulk. Die; IN sacks Ale.
BRAs-frOm siOrc 72,Sa7jc; from lcycc or dc.
rot siab0Hilu0.
OATs-from store white. Si@g7c. mixed 3lfs
ais from lcvcc or depot, white IN bulk gics &c, In
sacks, sc. mixed. IN bulk. &c; In sacks &c
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wfftsKY-siraight Kentucky bourbon. q s0a
6fo. Robertson AID Lincoln Countics. firm ~ 81 n
0lp4 Eastern fycs, t20iffd 0o according " ngc
nnd make. COMMON whisky, plcgigl, aocurdlng 10
pfuuf Nothing under " pr conL quoted
0iN-ti.pilflbg Cor d0mutic tlsieitjJ for I'm.
ported
GiiAs sEEns-Rei clover. e. q bu herds. va
~ hu' orchard, SIS bu timothy, ti.5i.ll.OO bu.
German mlllri, siatg hu. Hungarian. st.t NC bu.
hAgOiNu -ofiui,c.
TilHafl.M
sllQI-prop sLit buck. sLin
LfAnali asfln
TAitOW@itgr.
sNtff-UaHutts Noss Eaiph'a gOg. Rail.
road. I'll - Gail 4 AKA 500.
rOwpkis-Kess. 500 half tcg,. t275. quarter
log. sisA
coat Oil.-Prlms white. Wholesale lots. NC per
ToHAcco-oommon. g,gaoc other grades. COO
So
HFEswAN-lc
NAli.s-lfou. 900 ticoi. s2i0
Woodbury. Ffrafr wool. uuWafhrd Rare,
Tub washed, 0fft1c
iliDH-DD iiiut 40 !. ~ No T. q. dry saiied.
t0Ic gwen salicd, No. ,, az. No. ~ green. aft
~ dccrsklns 2agloc shctpskins. f5cgfi.U0 nomi.
nal
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fRuiT-sicady. Ofnnrcs-McsslnA elfn9t TO
PER box. California, sipg Icf box Lemons li1ss
400 pcf hox. hhnanas ti.ioif1i0 pcf bunch.
naics lssc. flgt. i2slir per pound.
AifLt--tiWHl n pgf hfl bflrl apples, eftlc
Ter ~ from sturr Dried peaches. .fir ifum store.
NEuiTAhLl.s-OniOn SIS pr bel cabbage.
New orleans. crate. 81 5iaio0 garlic 20 Tcr iou.
NJ fS-tnouauuts sAinai0l pcf Ion. icnnLb.
Virginia, 7esc Tennessee. iafncr stock. aslc.
riase1. itll e higher shcl,l. rel. r.. white &C..
spanish. luc pcCnus Texas, old 1elil,. Arkansas,
5.tlc Italian rhcsinuts, inafsc
NlIIEk-buticftup. Iffls'er. rrcumcfy, 1nff1oC.
dairy. los llc cpuutfy butler. i0atir.
rUrAluLs-fim. si.ti0fL5i Iefhf Sacks. soft
% ". bu. Utah, so8pQy per bu' sweet t2uoes2.je
dIDGR-Oist. $50 pcr brl. and so per half
Lh
NtNEGAR-Pcf rai. i23ilc
fHN--riuaiY huNcs. lee rases nc.
IOuLTNi=thickcnA young. s1ulHaif mixed.
st9sL5f hcus sLDs15G goasc, tL5DesAoo
dupks, eLU1aft ~
IRI.sli fisif-Buifalo ia2o por N. cat. &c per
10. Game. perch. trouL ETC., 30 l0c pr No.
RAl-lAs-London lnycn, tiyt California, g. -
pr box.
ficKLEs-nfls, $40 half brls sLOl
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greatistuffs.

FLouR-From store family, ss7S choice sil5;
fancy, sLie extra fancy $3.50 patent sjij quiet.
strong.
BEANS AND PEks-Nayy beans, si.5j92OO, me.
dium, 81 .Eloti.75
OArMEAl--ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACkEl.S-Soln, cXtrn, &c; truhlc extra, Go
G1c ginger snaps, 7@siyc: assorted lumbics, li0t
lalsr. cream crackcr. sisftsiSr
CRACKED wHEAT-in half brls. $3.50 from
store.
HOMlNY AND GRITs-From store. s52l.
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FlsII-Mackcrcl. half bfls. No. I. $3.50. No ..
SO, Nos. e. - lO-lb kits No l. a. 3t No ? a. -
Dry herring family Sc per boN North Carolina
roe herring. hall bfs, sd.5G White fish. half brls.
Sih1
HOG PRoDrCTs-Qul pork, siaO1aia2E ~.
gar cunrd hams i0laliic breakfast bacun. oigat
W. clear rib side bacon. = =. shoulder, G,zg
bun pork. clear sidc.. &c clear rib Sides 6isc
long clear. " z. shoulders. iasc
LARD-Tcs, e.; half brls, sc, kegs. &c: choice
kettle. sltaaC quiet
FRESH MEAfs-B,ef. hiniquaHcrs. SAFE: fore.
gunrtsrs . gic. City hogs. Ggic, country dressed
81 gatf.c pcr 10.
Pos FEEr-Dhs. soOo half bhs s1.So. kegs.
eiA
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NEW YORK. May 2i-Therc WIS continued
special movement ia blcachcd shirtings at &c oi
which Nashville ~ was added today. the price
being made $50 The indications arc that this IL
the eud, and that prices will shortly be restored.
lutickUtcd goods have bceu sold considerably
ahead IN some Instances The market n well sus
u,iucd and thofc Il n strong upward undcuuuC
Interest ccntCfs IN next weeks ilnnucl salCs favor
able results Of which arc antlclpatpd
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BANK CLEARiNos.
CHICAGO. Ill, May 2j.-Bank clcarlngs, sio,.
6laul1
=, NEW ORLEANS, May a-cloarlng OF the banks,
BALTIMORE. Nd. May 25.--Clcarings. t2.Oi6, 2sS.
balances, Slpo,279.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia, May 2A-Thc clcarings
today were tli .all,als. the balances today VEN
sl,ig,s6 Ior the week ending today Clearing,
sGa,Giss so. halancgr~sl. IN, va
BOSTON, Mass, May 23--Cicarlugs today, sis.
NtGGa balanccs, ti.G1l.2tl. For the wcck-Clcaf.
iugs tspHil,3aS balances eiQ,lt0,s1a For the cor.
responding week In iSa3-Clcarlngs, ssi,gip, iUl
balances, s1,sN.iq1.
ST. LOUIS, No. May 25.-nank cicarlngs 10.
day S,Sl,Nii. balances, s7a1,lDl iOr tho week
Clearing. sip li2iGs balnnccs s,5si 55n Dor last
wcck-tiearings. sis.g9.5il. bilanccs. sl,glUiG
FOr corresponding week last yoaf Clcarlugs ga.
iotpOk balances, sl1ii.073.
NEw YORK. May Is The weekly hank state.
mcni shows the following changes Reserve ia.
cn,a,c, sg51.02i. loans, dccrchse Ssl13D0 specie
dccpnso, ti,2S,1e legal tendcn incrasc, e.
49, 200 deposits decrease " ,i1 30 circulation de
crasc, siliol The banks nov hold 90 ~ 90 In
cxocss oi the - pr cent rulo Clcnrinrs today
si7.N6.iil balances. tG,t07.121 Tor tho week
Clearlngs, S5J1,isl,is1 balances. s1i51,i9l
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wool.

ST. LOUIS. No. May 2l-wool-Tho market Il
easy and somewhat lower. In order to realize out
side iruncs wool must he strictly up 10 the stand.
ard IN both qualities and condition. Bright me.
dium, Ooi2dt coarse braid. l5@2l low sandy. no
1895 fine light l70s1ic, fine heavy, i2W3OC, tub
wished choice g1c. inferior glmg5c
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GENERAL MARKETS.

No changes were made today In the local market
quotations Grain In store NJ the elevators Corn,
S23ss bushels. oats ass bushels At New Orleans
sugar is unchanged there is a fair demand for
refined goods. Molasscs continues quiet and un-
changed. Rice in fair demand, but not quotably
higher.
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Live stock,

cA1Tt.E-cholce % estfa. s4ap.c GOOD. "a
SAc. lcalavAgs 10 medium. ikalkr rholos feed.
sfs 20 lbs ana up. Soc fc1der, 30 70 80 ia,
llo6s Choice coruied. e.ssc good a,lss.,.
,sliLtll,cbOios 40. medium. s,se,c, common,
..LAais- Choice. &C. common 10 good. yer head.
ti0f1oQ
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cotton seed Prod,r,..

MEAfl-rfmr. tiN004lti0I To- Than caf load.
glpnlaiaia. % meal. tla0ai7,a0 los than car
load. ti4.nat7l0.
COTTON sEED- ilallroad. tiioo river. 5000
Icf ton.
oiis--frimc crude. as9i0s OF crude. aOalsc;
prime summer yellow. tilstr. OF summer yellow
fnfi2c. choice cooking summer yellow 5lttSlc.
prime summer white fial0c
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The New York FmaneiI Chronicle Of May 25
gives the following figures; Total visible supply,
1851, 93 bales, against i0j In lSsS These ilg.
ures indicate decrease Of cotton Ia sight OF S..
OO2 bales as compared with the same date In lSSs,
and a decrease OF 2Od,l62 bales as compared with
same date On iSS5
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oOvEHNNEN'
COTTON MARKET.


The local cotton market opened quiet AMI ciogcd
ficad7 middllng. i0iiiCc. Sales 70 bale. or -
ioVKpouon aud all 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QrorArfONs
ordinary. s0ioc. good ordinary. 9SiG. low
middIing. 10 si6c. middlinT. 10 ii.i6c. good mid.
ding, u 5idc midiling fair. nomiual. fair. nom.
inal dusty, h9i'sc lower
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New york Dry Goods uarLet.

CLEVELAND, o., May 2a,-Pctrolcum quiet
s. W, no; 10.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. May 2l--Tufpcntinc
fFff afl
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DAILY o0rroN STATEMENT.

lmpofts-N&C. gL&N, EM&LR.tC &
SWIFT !. waeona Total. Is biieL
ExporS-N a e, W.. IS, LA Total. lao
bacs
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Cash quotations we're ne iollowH
flaui-aicady sud unchanged
40 . tpflnE wheat HHflc. No. spring
wheat isr 80. frd. ti af2c.
No. gcnfn, 80 tn'Jisc
40. oats, ~ ls1c.
No gWr, Iiu
No barley nominal.
No n4ks0rd. o. 81
Prime Timothy seed, fi.31
Mos rsfk. Ter bfl sii.7l0il.iA
Iafd p.f ia he. o.. llts $50 %
sh1rl ~. sides. loose d 7p05 10
Dfy allied shoulders. boxed, s. i2ifgj.
Shor clear sides. boxed. t6i1,[aGA
Hserlplf.. lnuf 400 hfis wheat, 1890 bu.
corn ilDfuo bu. cats. 2iaOoO bus 10. 3.0p b. bar
thipmeu,s Flour 1000 brls wheat ap.ooo bu.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Mlddling Cotton 10 l1-loc
Sales Today. 90 Bales-The Gen.
eral Market Is steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
SATURDAY EVENING, May %, 1ss
APPEAL OrrrcE,

bATUKDAf
There Is an abundant supply of money in
the banks with fair demand. Rates, I TO S
per cent.
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hLW hNIhs
Spots opened steady and closed dm. mlddllng.
ii'.c. salci. ~ balca Quoiitons were as FOL.
lows Ordinary. So good ordinary, gsc. low
middiing 10 ii.i6c middling ne good mid.
ding iissq middling iair, y bic. fair u iSi6c
fuiurca opcncd quiet and essay aud closed
weak. a. follows May, ioeiai0.os June, loss
0iotG July. iocs August i0729i0a Sep.
tembcf. ioiiaio.i6 October. p.s9s9po November
qs,f9.s6. December. QsslaS1 January, 9a5a9 96
February i0ol9iooE March, i0.iisioi2 April.
-. Sales Sdgc0 bales
INV ORLEANS.
Tho SPOT market opened quiet and closed
quiet middlinr. io'sc Sales. 9OO bales
Quotations are ns follows Ordinary. o. good ~.
dinaD. ptc low mlddllnr, 10 lice mlddilng.
iUssc good middilne ne
fuiurcs opened barely steady and closed quiet as
sollowE Nay. io5s bid. June. io.sigi0ss July
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
Homes for Sale
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE

80 lots on Robson avenue, north
west OF Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
yond tho Curve.
10 lots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any of which we will sell on
Monthly Payments of from $40 to
$40. When lot has boon paid for
In full, II tho purchaser so desires
we will build for him u homo on
said lot. receiving Monthly Pay
ments In settlement for the same.
This plan OF getting n homo is
better than by building associa-
tions or any othor plan. You have
to take no stock; you have no COR
poration to deal with; you get tito
20 lot at once, and can sell ut any
time, subject to amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 800 homes on
monthly payments. Apply to
BARTON q LAMB.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-05

romantic middle ages down to the Kirg,
heez of the Asiatic steppe,. who are still
pagans. "Attention!" Thousands OF
voices have tranSMjtted the same s., e., WORD ora
pears yonder at the corner of the Champ
de Mars. The moment he is seen all
the flags flutter. all the bands join in
one formidable chorus to send
n nationaI hymn ra0 GO" sSSu' Save the
Tsar," The emperor arrives at a
gentle gallop. Behind him follows an
escort which makes many hearts beat
among the fair public of the tribunes.
1t is gathering of the most illustrlous
names and the finest horsemen OF the
Russian nobility. All the armies OF the
world have contributed to form his stall.
The Hungarian magnate rides side by
side with the Japanese military attache,
the French kept salutes the fez OF the
Mussulman hey. The master passes
along the front of his troops; the EN-
press follows in an open barouche. AT
the approach of their majestles the band
of each regiment resumes the hymn
with wild fury-a hurricane OF harmony,
which accompanies and envelOpS the
procession. The traditional salutations
are exchanged between the tsar and his
soldiers: "Good-day, children" 1--WE
ale happy to do well for your imperial
majesty"