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PERSONAL End GENERAL

fTHR track Of the Vicksburg and Meridian
lroaj, between Bolton and Midway, i, be.
K rsised about 2 feet 10 prevent its being
Vhswsd ia TIE future BY the high water
pa Baker,. creek.
10y superintendent Of the Port Huron
Northwestern, road of feet gauge
Michigan, ihro0s down a challenge 10 HE
Per g'nge brethren, by showing that his
10 engines make daily run Of 81 mile.
inc actual running time OF hours and 10
nutes, or nearly 40 miles an hour. For a
Prt local Toad with q new track and light
pipment this is certainly very good time.
p 1t may be safely compared with the
fedule OF any standard gauge road simi.
/ ly situated.
HE conservative gentlemen who opposed
Introduction Of railways in Stephenson's
pe, on ths ground that they won d frighten
4 COWS, have their counterpart in Mexico.
Il ItrO Republics, an entsrprising psper
Plished at the City of Mexico, says: "The
'nitOr Republican, has more railroad grew
fes. Ii appears bat the locomotives burn
srea! deal Of wood and that railroad build.
takes away wOrkmen from field labor. In
eRuation, 1T may be urged that the railroads
| soon save the forests from destruction by
5nging in cheap coal, and that labor i.
lr-abundsnt In too many parts OF the coun-
al present"
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II $50 sacks seed and SO bales cotton. Las
season the Frank made 8 trips and brought
A ,249 bales cotton, 72,I9I sscks cotton-seeC
and II, 46S sacks oil cake. Altogether tbs
Frank has made 81 cotton trips and brought
| 10 this city grand total of 3I5329 bale;
cotton, 254 066 Eacks cotton.ssed, q. 735 sack,
cotton-seed meal ard "a e36 sacks oil cake
Leaving yesterday the Frank mad 600 hsgs.
heads and 100 barrels sugar, 369 barrel.
n1olssses, 300 barrels rice, 1900 sacks salt
tshipped By Jackson q Kilpatrick), 10 ton.
old railroad iron for Bayou Sara, and So
mules. The Frank will remain st St. Loui:
and engage in the excursion business until
time to return South"
TEE Annie P. Silver, which will srriys
from St. LOUIS to-day, Is in COM N and OF Capt
Joe Bryan, whose urbane manners, coupled
with his acknowledged skill as n steamboat.
man, N sde an enviable reputation for the
City of Greenville. Capt. Bryan is well
known here, as well as all along the river
from St. Louis to New Orleans. Az friend
Of his remarked, Hes one of the old boys
NEWS from Bismarck, dated the 18th in.
atant, stated that the river had been rising
fast since Wednesday, the 18th, and at time
OF writing was feet above the winter IN ark
Despite this rise, however, tie ice refused to
move, and was apparently IS solid as ever
It was net expected there would be an over
flow, as all of the upper streams heard from
had been reported as falling. The steam
boats were considered in excellent position
ard condition for the breakup.
CAPT. JIM MOORE, the accomplished diver,
Gays the boys always get the best of him
when he undertakes to think about n alters
outside OF his line of business. Yesterday
evening he expressed the opinion that the
man don't live that can lay out slsde or
Sullivan. A friend remarked that q we'll.
known citizen of Memphis could do the
work handsomely. "Whepsays Jim. "Jack
Walsh" says the friend, "and," continued
Jim, II was convinced right there"
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rp,Esa uIDes aNn EaTuEa

HIDES, ETC.-No. j dry flint hides, l6t9l63c;
No. dry hides, 1Sc; salt hides, 10Ha12lzc; No.
greed salt hides Sc; No green salt hides. &c;
green hides, 5g6e. Beeswax-prime yellow, 2O9
&c; tallow &C; ginseng, per pound, 81 So Deer
ssins-prime, 25G33c.
CANDLES-Full weight, 15c.
FURS-Very firm ana wanted, while receipts In
crease slowly. Ne quote: Raccoon-No. large
75c small sec; No. 2, soc; No. 3, 20c; No. 4, l0c
Mink-No. 1, 40c; No ., 25c; No. 3, 15c; scabs, &C.
skunk-black. 60c9S1 10; short stripe, 30965c
narrow, 15925e; white and broad, 7s10c inside
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
for cased; civit, 10@15c. Wildcat, 10940c; house
cat 1Ogl5e. WolfSlsrge, 25c to IS; small 10 to
75c. Fox-gray, loo to csc open, and Csc to 90l
cased kits 10c to 25c red 25c to 75c open and SOC
to 81 so cased. Otter-No. l, 81; No. 2, S.; No. 8
81 so; No 4. s1-open, 10 per cent. less, and cubs
25ta4Oc. Beaver, 75c to 81 each, s1yl so pei
pound for clean, well pelted: Bear-brown and
grizzly 81 10 So black, 81 to sl0 cubs, 75c to So
Badger, Toe to 75c. opossum, 5g1Qc open to 10S15t
cased. Muskrat. sc to l5c.
FEATHERS-Prime 40c.
W0OL-Tub-washcd, 25@35c per pound, IN
washed, is (923c; bury, 109l6c.
lock; 27S30c; harness, S69i0c; skirting, 37940c
French calf, s4OS6Oc per dozen; domestic calf, sSt
H45c per dozen.
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Yastnrdnv Th11rea.

me New YORK spot market opened weak; at Il
dull; at dull closing dull. Sales SOC bales !.
contracts, 800 bales. Closing quotations wer0 a.
follows:
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Creamery, 36938c; dairy, 23G
| CHEEsE-Prime flats 10c; New YORK factory, Il
| aI2e; tull cream, l5c; Y A, I6c,
| MESS PORK-s20 per barrel; sugar-cured hams
| l254ql354c; brea kfaSt bacon I254 g131Ic; clear
| BULK ME4TsZPacked-cle sides. 1oszs1os<c:
| clear no; lgzsgIgI2c; shoulders, 75SS754c-
quarters, 3gtc. City dressed h0gs, l0c; country
LARD--fierce, 1l5le; halEbarrels, 121sc; kegs
1926; 4J-lo pals, 1klSc; half-pails 121sc; 10Th
inns 125sc 5-Ib tina i25zc; sIb tins, Ii5sc; Leaf
| lard, 81 higher per cTt.
| St. LOUIS, Asrch 26.-Butter and eggs
| unchanged. Provisions lower; only q mail job
trade principally at private terms. Lard nominal.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Pork unsettled
| but generally lower and weak; new mess, s19 159
10 25. Lard opened lower reacted cIogin. strong;
| prime steam, ll.1o91l.421Sc.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Provisious dull.
Pork-new mess, sls Is. Bulk meats-shoulders,
nc; clear rib, e,90c; clear sides, 1870. Bacon
shoulders, Sc clear nib, 1870; clear lie. Sugar
cured hams, 1214c. Lard quiet; choice kettle-reu-
dered, l214c.
BALTIMORE, March &c -Provisions very
quiet. Meas pork, 3d. Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear sides. packed, SCALE. Bacon-shouI-
ders, si4c; clear nib sides, nc. Hams, 14@15c.
Lard-refned, 12}zc Butter dull; Western, packed,
l7922ci Ioll, l4alse. Eggs quiet, 1s9l9c.
CINCINNATI, March 26-Pork-only Job
bing trade, SIS 5O4lS 70. Lard neglected, 10.95c
Bulk meats dull; shoulders, nc; clear nib, 1Oc.
Bacon-sno1lders dull, 61ac clear rib dull, 10 zoe;
clear scarce and Arm, nc Butter firm choice
Western reserve, 25c; choice Central Ohio, 20c.
INV ORLEANS, March 26-Pork steady
and in fair demand at s19 Lard quiet and steady;
refined teEce, ll12c; keg, l2c. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders, packed. 7.6oc; clear
rib and long clear, 10g121zc. Bacon quiet and
steady; shoulders, SIC; clear nib and long clear,
nc- Sugar-cured hams quiet and firm: choice
canvased, 12L8I3c. Cotton-seed oiI-crude 4l9
42c; refined summer yellow, 4sc.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Pork unsettled, and
closed higher; SIT o5SlS cash and March. s17 s71s
9lS April, SIS l2z9lS Is May, SIS 30GlS :2L
June, SIS 45Sls AZ July. Lard unsettled, but
gen orally higher II ql1.o5c cash and March, 1l.O5
GllO7zSc April, II 221seII14c May, 1L2755s
ll.30c June, lL359ll5Sc July. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders, 765c; short rib &c. short
clear, lO35c. Butter steady; creamery, lS930c;
dairy, 13925c.
CaA.-Pork easier, but not quotably low er. Lard
frmer, but not quotably lower.
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Total ........l S,sOs 7S5l459, 57lSl2 l9t

COURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKEE.
The following sAows the eoune of the Memphis
market and the prices of middling cotton from the
opening of the season as compared with the same
time last year:
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Daily Report.

The Memphis market opened and closed
quiet. Sales, 115o bRles-sO0 TO exporters, $50 to
spinnerE. Closing quotations were as follews:
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RAILWAY RECORD.
.RRVALAND DEPARTURE Of TRAINS


Chesapeake. Ohio aud Southwestern
rains move as follows: No. (expressl leaves at
40 pm. No (msil al s:25 an. No. 6 (COvlng.
pm sccommOdAionl az 3:40 pm, No. (express)
rr1ves at 2:2J am; No. arrives at As pm; No
| COvinRtOn accommodation, 9:j1 NJ (city time).
Memoirs and Little Rock-Trains move
follows: No leaves daily at $40 p. m. arrives
ID Il 80 pm; No. leaves AZ a m arrives at s
. m. No. (ireighQ leaves HOpeheld at 5 am. ar.
. yes ct pm.
i Memphis aDd CharEestoE-Trains move
i follows tcity umel: Through express leaves
ally 81 II :05 pm. Local mail and express leaves
lilly at S15 an. somerville accommodation
ayes daily. exCsBt Sunday, at 4 rs D In. Through
.press arrives daily at II 80 am. Local mail and
;press arrives daily at S:55 p. IN. SomeTyille &C
,mmodauon arrives daily, except Sunday, al $40
Louisville and SasbviIie-Tralns move
| follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 1 40 m I;
aves gt ll:lg pm; mail leaves daily a. S:25
m: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
40 am; arrives daily ct gao pm (city time)-
1 II make close connection for all points East
townsville scCO HmGIatinn leaves dzily, except
ludGv, At 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily At 4.2O
1 m. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
#cept Sunday At s:25 e.In.
N Issiasipfsi and Eennessee-Traius move
Follows: Kew Orleans and fast mail and express
AYES daily at l2.3j p.nn.; express fire. gbt leaves
iy, except sunday, at IS pm; freight leaves
lily except sunday. At $50 Am. New Orleans
st mail and express arrives daily al 1910 d m
press freight arrives daily, except Sunday al
. % am; freight arrives daily, except Sunday, al
t0P,m. Freight trains carry passengers.
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TRUSTEE SALES.


pursuance OF the provisions of certain deeds
l. of trust, executed by Dr. B. r. Thomas ana by
Martha H. Thomas, during their lifetime. and
Others, recorded in the Registers Office of shelby
county, Tenn, in books No. ll3 p S24; ll4 D. 22l,
and 100, p. 527, to which reference is made for
more particular description, at the request OF the
benefciaries default being made, and Of the heirs
of said B. R. Thomas, deceased, for the purpose OF
partition between the legatees, We will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the southwest corner OF Main and Madison streets,
in the Taxing District, formerly city OF Mem
phis, on
Monday, April I6, 1858,
the following real estate in the county and State
Aforesaid about one-half mile north of Mem
phis. known and described on the plat or plan of
B. R. Thomass subdivision tract, recorded in
plat book No. l, p. 6S, blocks TO- H. H. l5 l6 IT,
is, 49, 90 81, % %, "a IS also that part of said
tract bounded thus: Beginningson the east line of
Thomas avenue at the intersection Of the north
vision; thence northward and northeastward with
the boundary line of said Thomas trnct until IL
intersects with Wolf river; thence eastwardly with
the meanderings of the south bank OF Wolf river
TO the east line OF said Thomas tract thence
southwardly along the said east line with More
head avenue to the north side Of Cherry street;
Themes westwardly with the north line Of Cherry
street 10 the beginning, including what is known
as the Park.
Redemption is waived, the title is perfect. The
abstract OF title 10 said property and the plat or
amined at the office OF Johnston & Ford, attorneys,
Masonic Temple building, and ans information
touching this properly can be had OF them, or OF
WI R0Yster A. IN At ilais 10 -2Ls Mstn
street. II 5. BEDFORD, Trnstee.
in. FORD, Trustee.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business was quiet on Change yesterday
The meat market was quiet and unchanged; floul
dull cornneal quiet sugar steady coffee firm; mo
lasses steady rice hrm hay quiet; corn weak oatl
firm, stock light; bran steady; apples steady, pota
toes dull; cabbage steady; onions, fair demand
butter steady; cheese quiet; eggs, good demand
dried apples, good demand; dried peaches dull
coton-seed oils unchanged in price. Other articles
unchanged IN tone and price.
IMPORTS.
Seyenty.fve brls apples 81 ties bacon and
hams, 26S SKIS bran. ,sS pigs butter, $500 Blu corn
$50 pigs cheese ls5 SKIS coffee. 45 I'D cattle 81 pkg
eggs 295 brls -four, 40 nd hogs, 500 bales hay, II
pkgs lard cars lu nber 1856 brls meal 81 hid mules
Is brls molasseS $50 kgs nails 475 SKIS oat, s. SKI
peas 500 brs potatoes 20 brls sugar, pkgs tobacco
and Jog brls whisky.
Twelve brls apples 70 rls baggiDg, 10 ties bacor
and hams 29 axis BRAN brl beans, pkgs butter
500 bu corn, "a pigs cheese, 226 SKIS coffee, he
cattle, pkgs eggs, 1872 brls flour, 10 nd hog. IS
bales hay, 80 pkgs lard, cars lumber, l4o bril-
meal, n nd mules 20l brls molasses. Sc kgs nails
1872 SKIS oats Is brls onions l66 brls potatoes,
cars bulk pork, 81 brls packed pork, hid sugar
II brls sugar, lS4 pkgs tobacco and 81 brs whisky
We give below the official quotations of the Mer
chants Exchange, verified by a thorough canvas
of tho
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Total receipts at all U. s ports yesterday $50
Total receipts same day in 1882 ...... 94O2
Total receipts same day in 1881 100
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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LEE LINE 81 Fam Frs.

FOB WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.
nILT HARRY LIsE-Memphis White
and Black River u. y. Mail Packet.
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, Devalls
Bluff, Des Arc. Augusta, Jseksonport, Searcy,
Batesville, Powhatan and Pocahontas-The new
and elegant passenger steamer
II oslo Harry. .sa.s.
NJ z. Harry master,
Will leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY at 5
O'Clock m, connecting direct with the new Black
River United States Mail Packet, MILF HARRY,
for Powhatzn and Focahontas, and with the Daily
Packets TO Batesville and Upper White river.
Through rates to all points
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line, Memphis
or Terrene, will be promptly forwarded.
&. ". LIGHlBURNE. Agent,
No. Monroe street. Memphis
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Liverpool spots began the week at 5s5s@5 1l-l6d
and closed at 1895 1l-l6d Friday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at Ss-64d for
March deliveries, and closed with Aarch.April
quoted at 36-64d.
The local market opened the week with mid
ding quoted at SIC, aud closed without change
The weeks transactions have developed no new
features excepting slight show OF increase in re-
ceipts, accounted Tor In the general resumption
I'd the tteambo and railway transportation from
points previously cut off by bad roads and flooded
streams. Sales Of the week show a slight ling
of, though tskiugs for export are considerably in
excess. Shipments have been quite active, and
the stock in hand has been worked down in con-
sequence The following table shows the closing
| quotations as compared with the previous week:
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"A CARD

p all who are suffering from the errors and in.
Fteuons OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
lefa OF manhood, ETC., will send recipe that
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This grea.
Iedy was discovered BY 8 missionary in South
erica. Send a self-sddressed envelope to tins
JOSEPH 7. IEwAN Station D, Relo York CftV.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
THIS DAY
MOVEMENTS AT THELEyEE.

ATTiydLs.-Jsmss Lee, Frisrs Point; Kat,
Adams, Arkansas City; Ida Drragh, Madi
sos; S. Bransford, Madison; Tiger, St
| Francis river; John A. Scudder, New Or
| leans; Dean Adams, Oscsola; Marx Twain
| Dyersburg; Ida Lee, Obion river; City o.
St. Louis, st. Louis; Commonwealth, St
| Louis; Paris c. Brown, Cincinnati; Belle
Memphis, Vick.barg.
Departures-City OF st. Louis, New Or.
| leanE; Paris c. Brown, New Orleans; Com
monwesllh, Vicksburg; Kate Adams, Ar.
ksnsas City; Jane Lee, Friars Point; Ida
Darragh, Madison; Dean Adams, Osceola;
Ida Lee, Rich ardsons Landing; Mark Twain
Dyersburg; City of Cairo, st. Louis; John a.
| Scudder, st. Louis.
Boats in Port.-J. g. Bransford, Tiger, Rene
Mscready and Belle Memphis.
Boats Due DotCH.-Ohio, City OF Vicksburg
and Annie P. Silver.
Doats Due Up.-Hard Cash, Katie Hooper
and Golden Crown.
Receipts Yesterday.
Ida Lee-49 bales Cotton, 1919 SKIS lard
and "a bgs seduction.
James Lee-356 bales cotton, 26 bgs seed
cotton, $50 SKIS seed and lot sundries
Marx Twain-23S bales cotton, 179 SKIS
seed lis SKIS corn and 10 pkgs sundries.
Tiger-l77 bales cotton, 103 bgs seed
cotton, PIT sks seed and 25 bdls shingles.
Dean Adams-2l7 bales cotton, "a bgs
seduction, SIS sks seed and 26 PIX. SUM-
dries.
Kate Adsms-79 bales cotton, bgs seed
cotton, 20 sks seed, 20 nd cattle, mule and
As pigs sundries.
Paris c. Brown-94 brls potatoes, 81 brls
ship stuff, 80 SKIS oats, IS SKIS bran, hid
bacon and rs pigs merchandise.
Commouwealth-295 brls -four, rs brls
apples, 874 SKIS corr, 255 ska oats, 100 ska
bran, 81 pkgs eggs, 10 pigs lard, b1 bacon
and mule
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

At the close Of our review of the cotton
market for the week ending March 18th, spot
middlins IN New York was quoted at 1910,
on which the week under review opened; =
reduction of l-l6c was made Monday, followed by
a similar decline Wednesday, and 1870 was held
the remainder OF the week, the quotations at the
clnse heinQ IA folloNH:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
The money market is quiet, sos per cent.
| discount being the ruling rate

The money market lie quiet, SOS per cent.
discount being the ruling rate.
Clearngs Balances
March 20 Lh......... 2lzrZ1O 81 5ss92 60
ss day DAY. lat IsSSSS 6g g5 e g
| Exchange on New York buying at par. selling
| at 4 premium. Eastern cotton bills buying at Il
per cent, discount, selling at par; and exchange
| selling.
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce. 1856; First Ma
| tional, I0lGl10; German National 2OOd210; Man
| and Planters, 1885,
| Peoples ellgo7; Planters, lis; Phoeuix, 90; Mem
Railroad stocEs-Chesapeake, Ohio and south.
nessee. 6O965; Mem pnis aud Charleston first mort
| gage bonds, Is, ll2ql16; do second mortgage
bonds, Is (lsS5), IO2glO8; do. consOIs. l07alO9;
| Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds
s., 100; Mississippi and Tennessee consos, A, l26;
observation-disclosures Storage and Com
press Company, new issue, los; Memphis Gas
STOCK, 80; do. bonds, Telo0; Memphis Water
Company, bonds with accrued interest, par; do,
STOCK 100 Memphis city bonds, Old, 90 eompro-
mise bonds IS; coupons from old bonds, 90; from
compromise bonds co. ledger balances rs; judg-
ments coupons and bonds, 90; paving indebt-
edness, %; Shelby county Memphis and Ohio rail-
road 6s' vs. warrants s8Sl1 bidInoue on the
trict No /, ll9I25z; do. scrip. l2gl21z; Bank Of
Tennessee notes, new issue, 30; Crittenden county
lArk,l warrants 70j Deshs county g; Mis.issippi
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 26-Mouey, 7(G1O
per cent closing offered per cent Prime merczI
tile paper 697H per cent. Sterling exchange
bsnksrS' bills quiet, $50. demand, 49,
Bonds Government AS aud extended IS "a per
cent higher, IS and As unchanged. Railroads
quiet without particular change State securities
neglected.
stocks-Share speculation opened firm with
prices 1sg5S per cent over those Of Saturday.
During the greater part of the frat hour of bust
ness the market continued firm and further
advance OF 1sgss per cent. was recorded, led by
Northern Pacific preferred and Central Pacific
sitter which the market became very dull aud
heavy. The general list fell of 1saZ per cent,
the latter Union Pacific, while Central Pacific
was subsequently recovered. The market again
became dull and weak, AID In late dealings fell |
Oh 1sgI per cent the latter Central Pacific |
while 81. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba dropped
70 l563 from 1851. Al noon the market closed
steady. Compared with Saturdays closing quota.
tons the list is fraction lower Quotations were
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Housg-sUILpING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at FORMER
prices.
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring
SIS; shingles, S3a4 so; lathing-poplar, 81 75;
cypress 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 feet.
LINE AND CONGRATULATIONS lime, 95c9s1 a
barrel; Tennessee, $500; Louisville cement, 81 20
| Portland, IS; plaster of Paris, 50 so.
| NAILs-SS IS per key.
| BRICKs-Hard, $40 so; SOFT, So per 1900; nre-
| brir S4R5 50 oer
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle receipts the past week quite light.
Prices on choice grades have advanced fully half
q GENT over last weeks quotations The supply
Is very limited. Mich cows are in good demand
In sheep there is only fair supply, on hand
prices hrn. Hogs-Few in market; good butchers
grades in demand. Quotations:
CORN-FED CATTLE-Choice, IS 50G 6.
GRASS CATTLE Choice, 4S4 so; good, IS 500
| 4: fair to medium, 81 1898 Is; common, 81 5092
SHEEP-Choice wool per H., &C; medium per ID.
| 565L5c, common per head, Sl9l 80.
| HOGS-Choice. 81; medium and heavy, S696 so
common, s5d5 so.
COWS AND CALvEs-Good mich cows with
| young calves, per head, s20Sie; yearlings pei
i head
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LOTTERY.
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES,

b Prizes OF $50 each approximate TO the
81, 0OO Prize. ............--.
b Prizes of $50 each approximate to the
$3.50 Prize. ......... ..........,..........-.
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Liverpool.
SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL, March 22.-Ordlnsry, AID;
good ordinary, sd: low middling, 5 7-l6d uplands,
55Sd; Orleans, 1l-16d.
FUTURES.
March-April 36.64d; April May, 5 SS-64d; May
June, 41-64d June-July, 45-64d; Jnly-August
5 49-64d; August. September. 5l64s; October-No-
vember, 45-64d; Noyember-D December, 42-64d.
At 8: Manchester dull and tending down.
5l-6id.
Futures closed barely steady Thursday evening
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rhis :. Last Last
Week week Year
Receipts 3 days.......... 26,710 2S4s7 1906
Exports to Great Britain S9S2 167l7 81 e76
Exports to continent. 19,S92 1879 7,7S1
Stocks at all ports..... SS5, 1861 s7S o96l SIS 91S
This Last Year
Year. Year. Before.
Receipts since Sept 1st 1852 154 Dos, 469 Co., 7T6
Foreign exports Sept list GIG 402l 622 794 800 S65
Stock at q. s. ports... SS5, 1851 SIS, 9ls $50 0Sl
Increase in receipts .... II 05S GIL
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COTTON-SEED,

CoTToN SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS 80 per
ton per carload lots
CorTON-sEED OILS-Crude, As GAS per gallon,
IN round lots of 100 to 500 brs. Cooking oil, job
lots, SIC. Summer yellow refined OIL SOC in car
load lots. Winter yellow, 55c, according to
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ELEVATOR COMPANY.
n6EMFHIs
Grain and Package Elevator Co.

WILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
wv wARDISG AND STORAGE BUSINESS Cargoes
of steamboats, and barges loa ded or unloeded with
tispstch. Freight delivered in cars OF al rail-
pads entering the city Ample storage roem for
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator at
onewr's risk unless ordered insured.
2 GAIIOWAV superiuLeudeut
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The New Orleans spot market opened quiet; at
80 quiet and easy, closing dull and easy. Sales
225O bales. Closing quotations follows:
Yesterday Saturday
q GOD Ordinary. .................. So 81
Low Middling.... S1s i5-l6
hluulluB y y-lb va
GOOD Mlddlng......... 3-l6 10Z
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HORSES AND MULES.

The mule market is we'll supplied with all
qualities The horse-market is dull.
MULES dray mules, to years old, 16 to
1917 hands, s200G250; 15h to I6, Sl509lS5; Is to
| 1512, sl35G150; 1412 to Is, S1009125.
HORSE5-Good driving, s125G2o0: heavy draft
| sl509200; saddle horses Sl259250; plugs, S40975