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Trustees Sale.

RI virtue OF deed Of trust to me executed n
"a n. uustee on the 18th day OF March, 1881, BY @.
W. Dekey and wife, c. N. Dickey, TO secure the
date. and therein described, 70 Mn. L. A. Ar.
buckle, and recorded in Record Book Iz5 pa9e g7T
In tns seEis.e ;r once Of shelby COUNTY Tsnns
and oy request of said L. A. Arbuckle bene6cfary
and also By virtue OF interiocutory decree enter.
a. On tse 5tn Gay 1sss in the cAencsy
me st.te Of Tennessee for use Of W. r. bland =.
c. W. Dickey ct al. No. $50 z. D., win, On
Saturday, February 10, Issa,
within legal hour. IN the town Of Bartlett, In
, Iont o. sfook 4 Hammers law once, sell he
levitt: - A'''"S-
Situate lying and being IN Shelby county. Tan.
nes,ee ana being lto acres Of the following de-
the waters OF Wolf and Loos. Hstchis river.' and
~ oean1 part OF the east end Of the 256o sur
vey eelec a. the Il" Of aid survey, the ame s1-
~ acres. more or less. bounded ~ followS:
BEGINNING at the southeast corner Of the .L' 81
sefoy pointer sns ns nSs T ssus slss "a
poles 70 sake. with sweet gum pointer marxsd
Nm. &Y. u; thence south 236 poles 70 8 white ~
marked :. B. thence east 2ts poles % the bssfn-
Tate 20 John Bond. on November 4 ia, records1
In Book psge S7zx. and b. John Bond 70 4 n
Bond trustee. ~ deed IN Book 5S,z, pages s9S ana
made, The portion Of said $50 acre tract hereby
intended 70 DC conveyed, begins At the soutneast
corner Of the Tract and runs north. and west with
acres. IL being the same property vested in Gather.
Inc Dickey by decree Of the chapcery Court a
Shelby comfy. duly registered IN the ksgtsters
Terms Of ssle~csss; equity q reds1pus.
barred Title believed 10 be good, but vfn "a
and convey only ~ trustee.
Brook Hammer. and T. J. J. kiasr sas. 4.
toyneys.
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New ORLEANS, January 29.-Sigbt ex-
change on New York, 50 per $1,000 premium.
Sterling exchsnge-bapkers' bills, 1881.
PARIS. January 29.-Rentes, 78f 12c.
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Trustees HaIA.

ATURDAY, THEIorH DAYoFFKBRUARY
VIII sell, on the premises. 70 the highest bidder
lor cash the following real estate. situate in ~
,nte OF nissisippi county Of Desoto, fronting on
me harkleroad plantation, to-wit: Being sections
twenty nve and thiry-hve. township one, ranro
Of section two. the east half section three the oasS
nsi o. section ten, all OF section eleven, and IL
nortneast part, containing one hundred and
nnge zen; ana the northwest quarter Of e0etzo1
eignteen township two. range nine. Said sas 70 b
cuted 70 me by q. 8. Hatkierosd, Of dats OoonSSr
70. 1882 and recorded In real estate HortEnGs nook
NO z page 1873. October q, 1882. Dssoto oU0D0.
oebtedpes therein named from II. Q. Harki0Gol
20 q T. Hunt d Co., In which said truss dssd an
little believed TO be good though ssll and convGV
Only ~ trustee. J. T. LAPRADK. TfussssI
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has
expended 50 0o0.000 on a steamship line.
ana before long will hsve steamships run.
nlng from Newport News and Rio Janejro.
~ between Nrwrori News aud Europe
. Inree 90 the steamers will be completed
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Joseph Frey, of the National Stock. Y ard
North Second street, reports good plump
butchers steers, well-matnred, selling at out.
side quotations. Offerings of all grades com.
paralively light. Mixed butchers stock
fair TO good and steady, but inferior mixed
stuff, such as old cows, heifers and yearlipgs
somewhat dull. Stockers wanted. Mich
COWS with fresh calves, scarce. Hogs-mod.
crate offerings with fair purchases from
butchers and packers; qualify fair. Mutton
sheep active, with no supply. Quotations:
CORN-FED CATTLE Choice, SC; good
4@43c.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, SIC; good, 3,93fc;
fair to medium, &c; common, 2924c.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium,
per pound, 3@33c.
LAMBs-Choice, per head, $3@3 so; me-
dium, per head, S292 so.
Hoes-Choice, 150 to 200 pounds, 6@63c;
medium, 5@53c.
Cows AND CALvEs-Good mich COWS with
young calves, per head, $20@40.
ST. LOUIS, Janusry 29.-Hogs easier for
light grsdes; strong for packing and heavy
weights; Workers, Sc 1906 Is; packing, So Is
@6 35; butchers, S. S5@6 so; receipts, 1900;
shipments, $50. Cattle weak; shipping de-
IN and light, and little doing; butchers' steady,
and good demand; IS 2594 go for common
to choice; receipts, 1900.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

At the close of our review Of the cotton
market for the week ending January 18th,
spot middling in New York was quoted at
l0sc, on which the week under review
opened, and from which no change was made
until Wednesday, when 1-l6c was added, ad-
vancing the value TO 10 3-16c, which held
the remainder of the week, the quotations
at the close being as follows.
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quoted at 6i@7c. MOl.sses quiet; New Or.

quoted at 6i@7c. Molasses quiet; New Or
leans, 100000.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29-Cofee quiet
but firm; Bio, cargoes, common to prime,
6@93c. Sugar in good dem and; common to
good common, 5@5ac; fair to fully fair, 53@
SIC; prime to choice, 6@6tc; yellow clari-
fed, 7974c; prime 10 choice white clarified,
7397ic. Molasses quiet and weak; COM
mon, 24@27c; centrifugal, 21@3Sc; fair, %
@33c; prime to choice, 37947c; fermenting,
A(932c.
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DAY GOODS,

NEW YORK, January 29.-There was con-
siderable doing in miscellaneous assortments
of colored cottons, but staple styles were less
active. Androscoggin 1856 inches bleached
shifting has advanced &c. In the best makes
of ginghams and printed dress fabrics good
business was done, but the general market
was quieter fhan usual on Monday.
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Receipts since Sept LIST l6O 6e2ls 6S4 1856 O02 072
Foreign exports Sept lst 1856 2s4 $40 sos $50
Stock at U. 8. ports. $50 O29 I42 go s4s 81
Increase N
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Liverpool spots began the week at 5 g.
1905 1l-l6d, and closed at 5sG5 Is led on
Friday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at 5 "a
Cad for January deliveries, and closed with
the came month quoted at 5 Al 64d.
The local market opened The week with
middling quoted at 9sc, the price at which
the previous week closed. No change oc-
CURED until Wednesday, when values were
advanced &c, which was maintained TO the
close OF the week-the advance being only
on middling grades. The past week has de-
yeloped nothing unusual in this market.
Receipts are holding up beyond expec'a.
lions OF The "buip element, and entirely
satisfactory 10 their sntipod. of opinion.
Spinutrs have been taking hold more lively
than hitherto, owing TO the fact that expor.
tiers fnd it difficult 10 secure quality &c for
their customers. Sales OF the past week wsrs
considerably in excess OF The previous weeks
of this month. The snnexed table shows
the comparative condition of prices this and
l.-N
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RAILWAY RECORD.
AaRVALAND oEPARTUREoFTeA,N.

Chesapeake, Ohio aud Southwestern-
Trains move as follows: No. (express) leaves at
y 40 pm: No. (mail) at rs m; No (Coylnr.
pn recommendation at $40 pm. No. l (expressl
Hrrtves at 2:O Am; No. arrives at AS pm; NO
o. CoT1ngton accommodation, 9:55 m (city tfrne1
MemphlS aEd Little KOck-Trains move
10 9S~s: NO; leaves daily at $40 m; arrives
a. ll'5g pm; No. leaves at am; arrives at 8
r1ves at pm. - -
Memphis and CharIeSton-Traius move
IS ioLoWs tclty ime): Through express leaves
99aiIy AZ ll:Oo pm Local mail and express leaves
SgelIy a. e:l5 am. Somerville accommodation
IeeVes ually. exceDt Sunday, at Is D m. Through
express arrives dsily at IL 80 am Local mail and
e1press arrives daily at $3.50 p. m. somerviiIe ac-
s.m. - %"
LoaisyiAle and NashVIIre-Trains move
Is lolloWs; Fast mail arrives daily at 40 am
ieANes az lilo pm; mail leaves daily at S.H
ssm.' passenger accommodation leaves daily at
lo4O an; arrives daily at $40 D m (eity timel-
VIII maze close CONNECTION for all points East
BroTHsVllle Aceo umodation leaves daily except
SUNDAY, al fo5 pm; mail arrives daily at 400
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily
except SUNDAY, at G Is am 'iJ'
nlSsissippi aud Tennessee-Trafns nova
es.iollo@si New Orleans and fEs. mail and express
leaves daily az II 50 D.m.: express freight leaves
ga y except sunday, at 3:55 pm; freight Leaves
ohlly exc pt Sund y. At $50 a m New Orleans
Isst mai ana express arrives daily at 1910 m
express Htlg1t arrives daily, except Sunday az
: :09 an; freight arrives daily except sunday al
':9o pm Freight trains carry passengers.
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was
quieter. Sales, $4,000 bales, of which $500
bales were American. Receipts, 5000 bales,
OF which 1900 bales were American.
AZ 1890: Uplands, 11-16d; Orleans, sid.
The Liverpool future market at noon as
easier; January February, 5 4S-64d; March
April, 546 Cad; April-May, 5 40 64d; May
June, % 64d; June-July, 5 56-64d; July
August so Cad; August-September Cd.
At 1:30: January, January February,
8 AZ Sad; March-April, 5 45-64d; April.
May, 4S's4d; May June, AZ 64d.
AT $3.50: July-August, 59-64d.
Al 5: January. February February. March,
4l-64d; Marcb-A pril, 5 44-64d; April-M May,
AZ SAD; May June, 5 81 64d; June-J July,
% Sad; August-September, 81 SAD.
Futures closed barely steady.
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HORSES AND MULES.

The mule market is we'll supplied with all
qualities. The horse market is dull.
MULEs-No. l dray mules, 16 to 162
hands, S200@250; ISL to Is, $150@1s5; Is
to ISL, Sl30@l50; 142 to 15, S110@l30.
HoRsEs-Good driving, $l25@200; heavy
draft, $150@200; saddle horses, SIPS $3.50;
plugs, $40(175.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

fBE FIRM OF MURPHY Il M RPHY is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, B. r. Mur
y retiring. J. J. Murphy assumes the assets and
Utilities, and viii continue the General Insurance
fineSs under the Arm name at No. Madison
bet.
nNputa sautaubar 10 1852
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PETROLEUM MARKETS,

CoAL-On-Wholesale lots, 16c per gallon.
CLEVELAND. January 3d. Petroleum
quiet; s.w. 1l0o, SC.
PTrsBURe. January 29.-Petroleum weak
and lower, united certificates closing at 973c;
refined, 7i@75c, Philadelphia delivery.
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Arkansas Railway suIl.

LITTLE Rock, January 29.-Complaint
was filed TO dsy in the United States Court
against the Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New
Orleans and Mississippi, Ouachita snd Red
River railroa IT, siterward consoIid ated and
now known az Little Rock, Mississippi River
and Texas railway, to compel payment of
overdue coupons on bonds Issued BY the
State 10 sid in their construction. 10 1870
the ate issuod 10 the Little Rock, Pine
Bluff and New o leans road 81 200 900, and
10 the Mississippi, Ouschita and Red RIVER
road 100000 seven per cent. thirty-year
bonds to aid ia the com trucliou, the roads
agreeing 10 pay inter.s as falling due and
principal al maturity. No interest has been
pal since 1873, the roads holding, and the
Arkansas Supreme Court sustaining the
point, hat the bonds were Issued coutr nv 10
law. This question was decided 10 the
United States Court recently adverse TO the
roads in similar case against the Little
NSook aud Fcri Smith road, the court hold.
X hat the roads were liable for the bonds.
.,EasSS- anding they may cot have been
ssutu 'F--'ci sccordsncs with law. These
bonds form part Of ths disputed bonded debt
OF Arkansas.
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The movement at % interior towns for the
week ending Friday, January 18th, is as fol-
lows: Receipts, 70, 436 bales, against 81 ,Sl6
bales same week last year-increase, $1,000
bales. Shipments, 1854 bales, agaiust 81, S73
bales same time last yesr-increase, So ISL
bales. Stock, 350,749 bales, against 400, 1856
bates lat year-decrease, 50,237 bales.
January 18th the worlds visible supply
was 3,1S4, 436 bales, against 3,096, Sl2 bales
same time last season-an increase of 87,624
bales, and an increase of 39S,570 bales over
the season of 1880, and an increase of
559, 040 bales over the season OF 1878-79.
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coTToN-sEED.

SEED-The Oil Exchange reports reduc.
ton of So per ton on seed.
Producers meal, nominally $1S
per ton; choice crude oil, Sec per gallon; re-
fined oil, 42945c per gallon.
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store; 52@52c from levee; red, 75c from store.
Produce from store-potatoea, 81 50@3 so,
and steady. Onions, 81 25@3, and scarce.
Cabbage, So 1894 25, plenty. Kraut, s5@6
per barrel, slow; 81 1903 for half barrels.
Dried apples, 63@7c. Dried peaches, 5396c.
Butter-creamery, 3s@40c; dairy, ESQ
30c; butterine, 17@20c.
Eggs, lie.
Live Stock-mules, IA hands high, from 4
10 7 years, 500; IA, SIPS; Is, s1S5; 153,
$150.
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Total .........-.-....-...
WEEKLY STATE,
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New York futures closed The week with
advances Of s points on.eurrent deliveries, and
Is TO 19 points on other months, as indicated
by ihs following quotations, compared with
the close of the previous week.
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Bad CondIt.on or One Iexas and aelnc,

New Orleans lines d. mocraf: The mail
train on the Trxas and Pacific road arrived
N the city yesterday "a hours behind time.
The delay was c0ussd by The wreck OF
freight train somewhere on the north end Of
ihe line, and il required n great deal Of
work to cler The track. In conversation
with veral passengers who came over the
line, the reporter was informed that a greater
portion Il the track between this city and
Shreveport was in a wrelched condition, and
Ia many places II was almost a mire. The
road was built in a very h3s'y and negligent
manner, and was opeued before IL
was really ready Tor traffic aud before it had
the necessary complement OF rolling stock.
Ia great deal OF the rolling stock, owing 10
The wreiched tr;cs, has been smashed in
wrecks or derailed. The roughness Of The
.road, which has been increased by the late
Irains, has been the cause of many COM
.plainls from per onS fofcsd 10 lravel ovsr
The line. 1t appears that the higher officials
lpt the road cannot lind SUPERINTENDENT 10
give salisfaciion, despite the fact tha they
have h9d several mtn who have he repu,A-
ION Ot hing thOr0ugh'y PRACTICAL railroad
men. About five men have endeavofed TO
Pill this position since last September, and i,
Poems as il all had failed. The reason Of
IBIS, from nhat the Racket reporter has ascer-
faiued, IL tina, the superintendent of the
New Orleans division has no authority TO
govern matters as he would wish; and, aside
rom this, he ia not Furnished with money or
nssns TO carry en- he work properly, znd
he consequence is The road has been getting
n worse coudi iann
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at the close being as follows:
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HousE-suItpINc MArERIAl.

Bricks, lime aud cement quiet at former
prices.
FsAM I SsL UNI, sggS5iossnRough
flooring, S25; shingles, S3l94 SO; lathing-
poplar, 81 rs; cypress, 50 per 1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet.
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabama lime, 95c@
81 barrel; Tennessee, $4,000; Louisville
cement, ST. FOOL rs barrel; Rosedale
cement, So so a barrel; Portland, SIS; plaster
of Paris, 81 so.
NAIIs-s3 90@4 per key, and leading
sizes hard to obtain.
BRIcKs-Hard, $40 30; soft, 50 per 1000;
tirebrick, $4@5 so per 100.
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Mem.& Little Rock r. r
G. o. q 3. w. R.R.........
Memphis Il Char. r. r.
L. & ". G. 8. R.R........
Miss. & Tenn. r. H..
Steamers north .............
Steamers south,.,..,....
Totslu,.ru,...r,.,,,I
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- - - =
I3.lIsl s,7lsi31, 742l 2s4,5ls
TENT OF sHIPMEsTs.
WEEK END'e sINcE SEPT.
JAN rs, 1888. lsr.
This Last This Last
Year. Year. Yeai. Year.
........ ......... 81 III
443 ......... Is, s19 ..........
3,022 S,1l5 66,227 S4,974
1883 el7 IS. SS6 81, 497
1.s0S 2l6 65, s13 q, 56A
56SI 1910 ~, 746 SIS, $50
2.2l2 IS s,565 2,2e3
In02lI Observation-Disclosures
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New Orleans futures closed the week with
current deliveries 20 points ard other months
s to 10 points higher than at the close of
last week, as the following comparative lisls
of quotations indicate:
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24sh day February, Isss,

sell In front OF the courthouse in the city Of Nom
phis. Tenn. (now Taxing District, between shs
hours OF IL O'Clock m aud O'Clock n, ct
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder. for cash. The
following property described In said trust deed.
Ninth Civil District of Shelby county. Tenn, aud
bounded as follows: Norta ny G Redditt: east
west by G. w. Randell, IL being the same land
that T. W. Loury bought OF N. l. Thompson ana
known as the NJ. i. Thompson tract. All equity
Of redemption IN case OF sale Is waived title be-
neved TO be good, but sell only as trustee.
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LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY.
Oh SUPPLEMENT TO
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Takes Place TUESDAY, Feb. 9, Issa.
NEw sCHEHE2s.o0o TlCKzFs.
Capital Prize, 10000
Wh0les, 81 Halves. m.

Pnses psysb,e IN MI s 81 20
arrival Of the Official lists from Hsysns Crbs IAo
ror circulars or further Information sdd-ass
% ~. sFeH Court street. Msssphis, ~-~s ''1'
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| inches. and rising. Weatherclear; theruooua-
eter, 39'. No arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-Noon-Riyer
| falling, with 10 feet inches in the canal.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: james
W. CAT, Memphis. Departed: Guiding Star,
New Orleans; james W. CAT, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-Noon-Rive Is
| feet inch-s, and stationary. Weather cloudy;
thermometer, go. Night-River 25 feet s
inches, and rising; ice thinning out. Weather
clear snd warmer. Arrived: Will S. Hays,
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, January 29.-Nocn-River
falling, with % $40 feet by the gauge.
Weather clear; thermometer, Az. The Harry
Brown and tow passed down at noon. Night
River stationary, with Is SO feet BY the
gauge. Weather clear; thermometer, Az.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-Weather
fair and cooler; Thermometer, co.. Boats
due: Oakland and barges, ST. Louis, to-
night; Golden Crown, Cincinnati, tomorrow
morning. Capt. Thomas Pickles, lessee of the
Canal street ferry, has had an electric light
with globe erected on top of the clock
tower at the ferry landing for the conven.
fence OF captains.
lsz additional River Ness on Fourth PsSel
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
QUEENsTowN, J auusry 2e.-Arrived: Ohio,
Philsdelphia.
BosToN, January 90 Arrived: Scandina.
Wan, Glasgow.
New YORK, January 2s.-Arrived: Bel
genland, Antwerp; Nevada and Baltic, Liv-
erpool.
LONDON, Janusry 29.-Arrived out: Vie
land and Amerique, New York; Polynesisn,
Portland.
New ORLEANS, January 29.-Cleared:
Hankow, Liverpool; Irthington, Bordeaux.
Cslolsn, Councillor and Andesn, Liverpool.
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The New York future market opened
steady; at 1880, steady; at IL 80 barely
steady; at 1890, quiet; at l 80. quiet and
steady, closing steady. Sales, II, 900 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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BROKERS.
TRUSTEE SALES.


DY virtue OF q deed OF trust to me sxsoutsd. -
d trustee. on the 18th day of January, iss1, hy
7. w. Loury and N. +. Loury. duly recorded n
Book NJ. 9. P.ee 2le, and recorded on the S7th
day OF January. 1881, In Record Book No. -,
page l54. TO secure the Indebtedness thsrstn ~
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BaEADSTuFFs.


Corn continues slow of sale, but firm
Cornmeal a shade below quotations to effect
sales. Hay lower. Oats unchanged. Flour
steady and unchanged.
WHARTON track, 90@95c.
CoRN-Shelled and ear sacked and bulS
52@53c; from store, 57ta5Sc.
OATs-Choice mixed, 4S@49c on levee;
49950c from store.
HAY-Choice timothy, $14 50@15 in car
lots from levee 81 per hundred from store;
prime, $16@17 from store; S12@15 from
levee; prairie, 81 from track.
BRAN-Sl5 509l6 per ton from levee; IS
@90c per hundred from store.
CoRNMEAL-Kiln-dried nominally 81 As
o. so.
FLoUR-Superfne, 81 50@4 70; extra,
81 65@5 Is; family, xxx, So 25@5 so;
choice to fancy, S. 75@s 25;patsnts, Sc 759
%.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 5O@4 rs
from store.
CRACKED WHKAT-In half barrels, "a so
@5 from store.
HoMINY-From store, 81 25@4 SO.
WHITE BEANs-Navy,:. 81 50@2 rs from
store.
RIcE-Louisians, common, 7@7tc; prime,
&c; Carolina, S@s3c.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-Flour firm;
extra family, So 1894 Wheat quiet; No.
red winter, SlSl OF. Corn quiet; No. 2
white, SOC. Oats quiet; No. 2, 42@4Sc.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-FIour dull and
lower; family, "a COCA So; fancy, IS 25@6.
Wheat easier; No. red winter, 81 O5.
Corn easier, 53@533c. Oats dull and lower,
40@413c RE steady, 63964c. Barley
quiet but firm; extra No. 8 fall, 7o@72c.
NEW YORK, January 29.-Flour dull;
% M
Wheat-cash steady: options opened I@ac
lower, but afterwaid recovered from the de.
cline and advanced a tribe. closing steady:
ungraded red, 81 DIAL Is. Corn Hale
lower; uperaded. 63G69ac: unpraded white.
CSC. Rice quiet but steady.
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a FOOD dem.nd s SS oV S,,u s aae VIII, a
firm: choice 5iS5Sc cornmssi in ooaJ
demand but at lower rates q Hav 6uJ.
ordinarv SioS1e. 80 S1SS1o. $3.50. Iu,
prime Sao. a csr oa p - ,Sn;os = ia g.,
soI .,ssJr ',;,s u onIiJ J - nsiu iur
n.-- oH, 7sos
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m1ss fsn;iI sE@ss % TI.sso aol e. W PIG
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ST: LOUIS, January @:-Fiour-famiiy
"a 2oS94 ~; Gnoice, ~ io(g1s eo; fancy,
d SolSo 70: mheat =, asa lowe1i opuons
unsettled; NO o, req, % oEziSI Ozt cssn o ana
an1ary, ~ oSf'9i oSs reDfSsry, % o 0Sg
ooS' clos ne5 q V o9a mS1c o o5Y og
april ~ 0 osso Us 9io sn gi o's nay
w. 49, ieS1, tGSsESs Us T. 40.
settled; 4ItSg4'tc casa, 4. .sa January, 4sc
e e0sHsn 10 AZ Ae,. sIaSs5o eI SsiI mn'
3GoaSe'Yoao aeiiSasSS oa'.h assSazo I W.
Oas i9 9Ss aS5f1 XIU2' I Pna' 10y, oUa I'd dnii
OOC. COrQmell Stea0Y, q 40.
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STATIONS

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Ther. Wind Weather.
f f5es PPM PM s ssss = s s.E c cIs.I
Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, q.
WHEELING, January 29.-Noon-River IL
feet 4 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
PUMBuRe, January 2e.-Noou-River Ii
feet, and rising. Weather cloudy and mild.
Nigbt-River IL feet inches, and rising.
Weather cloudy and mild.
/ CAIRO, January 2e.-Noon Weather
clear and pleasant, Night-Riysr 80 feet 3
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TINGss-Middling. SIC; good middling, %.
SrAINs-Good ordinary, TIC; low middling,
s5se; Kidding, SIC.
WEEKLY srATEMENT OF RECEIPTS
WEEK ENDGI SINCE SEPT.
JAN. %, 1885, Isr.