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Middletown transcript., 1883-01-19
On Tuesday, 23d day Of January,

A. D., 1888, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
The following described Lots and parcels
of Land and Real Estate, with the improve
ments thereon erected, to witt
A number of Building Lots situate on the
north side of Townsend aforesaid, nine of the
said Lots fronting on FELTON, street, eleven
Lots fronting on Broadway, six Lots 'front.'
ing on Poplar street, and three Lots fronting
on Gray street Also, about twenty Lots sit
uate on the south side of Townsend. Most
a depth of one hundred and fifty feet.
No 2.-Also all that triangular piece of
ground situate in Townsend, bounded by the
Delaware railroad, by public road leading
from Townsend to Harmon's mill, and by
the public road leading from Ginn's Corner
to Townsend, be the contents more or less.
No. 3.-Also all that lot of ground with q
two-story frame store thereon erected, lad
joining No. p, fronting on the public road
leading from Townsend to Ginn's Corner,
the said Lot being about 56 feet in front and
go feet in depth.
No. ALSO all that lot of ground situate
on the road leading to HaTmon's Mill, ad-
joining land of the Tasl1er Loan Association
and Delaware railroad, with double two
story frame house and outbuildings thereon
erected, now occupied by David Wells.
No. 5.-Also all that lot of ground situate in
Townsend fronting the railroad and bounded
by the road leading from Townsend to Tay-
lor's Corner, by land devised to John Town
with tWo-Story and a halt frame hotel, sta
bling and outbuildings thereon erected, now
occupied by Thomas E. Carly.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid, by
Middletown transcript., 1883-01-19

WA~ not life is sweeping by. go
and dare before YOU die
something mighty and sub
Az lime leave behind to conouer
AV time" S66 a week in Yonr
own town. So outfit free
No risk. Everything new. Capital not re-
quired. We will furnish you everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies' make az
much as men, and boys and girls make great
pay. Reader, if you want business at which
you can make great pay all the time, write
for particulars to II. HALLETT & Co., Port
land. Maine,
LIZ YOU WANT TO SAVE YOURSELF GREAT
DEAL OF SUFFERING, MUCH VALUABLE TIME am
ENDLESS AMOUNT OF EXPENSE, AND ABOVE AT
IF You WANT TO SAVE Your HEALTH CITRF
YOUR COUGH, BY USING
Middletown transcript., 1883-01-19
RICHARD TOWNSEND,
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Executors of Samuel Townsend.

N. B.-Persons desiring to see plot of the
above mentioned Lots, or to know the terms
of sale, are requested to call upon John
Townsend, at Townsend, Del. jan 19-It
Middletown transcript., 1883-01-19
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Estate

BY virtue of authority contained in the
last will of Samuel Townsend, deceased, the
undersigned, executors, will sell at the Hotel
of Thomas E. Carty, in the village of Town
send New Castle county,
Middletown transcript., 1883-01-19

While the evil and corrupt practices
Middletown transcript., 1883-01-19

The overthrow of the present false
and vicious system, by which the Off
cial service of the country has been 80
long filled and controlled solely in the
interest of the dominant political party,
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HOUSEHOLD suseL

VEGETABLES -Onions, - 25G92 rs for vel
low and 81 25g2 SO for red from store. Potatoes
81 2jS2 50 per barrel for peach blows; 55qS0c per
bushel sacked; early rose, I'll 1902; New York
rose, 81 SO; peerless, u 7592 early russell 81 rs
O.; early Goodrich, 81 759l; New York peerless,
81 80. Cabbage, sI9i So Celery, 100000 per doz.
New kraut. in whisky barrels, So; in 4Ogallon bar
rels 1895 SO; in halfbarrels, 81 25@2 50. Garlic,
81 per hundred.
FkUIr5--oranges, 81 5O@s per barrel and case
s. per box for Sicily, 81 for Florida Lemons sld
50 per box. Bananas, Sl9l 50 per bunch. Cocoa
nuts nominally 81 per hundred. Peauuts-Vir-
ginia, andpicked, Toe; Tennessee red, &C; white,
&c; roasted, PIC higher sheled, Toe. Almonds, ls
@2Oc Texas pecans 9gl4c; Arkansas, i19lIzc.
English walnuts, l4SlSc. FllbeTts, l3c. Brazil
NUS, l05l0Zc. Reconsideration layers, So; I'M
perial, Si Dehesa, So %, Brandy cherries, 81 per
dozen.
APPLES, ETC.-Apples, choice grades, sl96
from store; medium, S2S3. Dried apples 512a
SC per pound from store. Dried peaches, 2a5G
from store. Cranberries, SIC per barrel, Pickles,
medium, barrel, 81 so; halGbarrel. ST. pint jars
81 % per dozen; quart jars, 81 7592 per dozen.
CIDER-MissourI, SS9S so per barrel, and 81 500
IS per half-barrel. Vinegar, l21sc per gallon
| FISH-Mackerel-i0lb kit, No. l, CSC; No. 2 S5c;
| 15-lbs, No. g. zoe; halfbarrel, 81 1866 TO-
White fish, Mol per half-barre go Dried herrings
per box, 25930c; North Carolina roe herring, half
| barrel, Sc So
POULTRY-Chickens, 50 5Oa4 rs. according ia
suality. Turkeys, s19ls. Ducks, So 50G4.
| EGG5--l3Gl4C.
PIGS FEEr-In barrels, IS 5000; half-barrels
/ "a 25(S4 50; kegs. 81 IS.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

THE City OF Baton Rouge ia due up to.
morrow for st. Louis.
The O..Line packet Golden Rule, Can't
Q. 2. shinkle, is due down tomorrow, borud foi
New Orleans.
The U. P. Schenck, Capt j L Carter. is
O.-Line packet this evening at o'clock for Cairo
Louisville and Cincinnati. Dicks Burns is in the
Office.
The City Of Vicksburg, Capt. Robert K,
Riley, is the Anchor-Line packet this morning at
10 O'Clock for Cairo and ST. Louis. w. c. BlaaEer
is her clerk.
The Ida Dsrragh, Capt. E B. Smith. is
the PACKET this e. ening at O'Clock for all points
on Arkansas river. Jimmy Thompson and Amos
Day are her clerks.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. l. H. Mckee.
is the Anchor-Line packet this morning at 10
O'Clock Tor Nicksburg and the bends. Henry e
Corbyn is her CLERK.
HE elegant passenger steamer w. P. Hal
lday, Capt Beck Jolly, is the Anchor-Line packet
this evening at O'Clock for New Orleans aud all
intermediate landings Owen &. Gates is her clerk.
The Rene Macready, Capt. o K Joplin,
is the packet this evening at O'Clock for all points
on 81. Francis river, going through 10 Mark Tree
crossing OF the Kansas City and Memphis railroad
}. D. BLOCK and g, y. StOckiey her clerks.
The Cons Millar, Capt. JOS. D. Moore, is
the regular packet this evening at O'Clock for all
points on the Ohio river as far as Cincinnati
James Vods presides in her Office assisted by
Lowell lines. The MilGr Will give cheap rates to
all points North and East.
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BREADsTUFFs.

CoRN-White, 5S@60c; mixed, 57@60c
from store; round lots in bulk, shelled, white
mixed, 5095lc; yellow mixed, 5095lc: sacked
white mixed, 53G5ic: yellow mixed, 53G5ic-
CORNIKAL-staudard, 81 10 from store; 5S10e
cheaper from mill, levee aud track, as TO grade.
oATS-White, 55S56e from store; mixed, 53a54c
from store; black, 53G05c from store; red, 60965c
from store. Round lots from leyee 52954c, as to
HAY-Choiee, from store, S5s9Oc; prime, 6o97Oc;
prairie, t0950c; round lois from leyee or depot,
s2d3 per ton cheaper.
FLOUR-From store-extra, 50 50; double extra,
s440 family So IS; extra family IS co. choice S. Is
as So fancy, S6g6 49, extra fancy, Sc Is; patents,
s797 p; round lots from levee or track 2oc
cheaper.
oATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 5Oa4 IS from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 5Os5
aoMfNY AND GRITs-From store, s4a4 Is.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, s. 75SS from storei me-
STOCK AS-whippoorwill, 81; Clay, 81 80
81 40; black and brown-eyed, 81; round lots,
l0gl5 per cent. cheaper.
RICE-LouiSiana, common. 6a7c; Carolina,
7&Sc.
CrNcIHNAT1. April 30.-Flour quiet; FAM
lily, 81 s0a5 10; fancy, IS S59s rs. Wheat steady,
81 l2esI l2L. Corn in fair demand, 551z956c. Oats
steady, 45c. Rye quiet CSC. Barley strong
extra No. 8 fall, Csc.
LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Flour in fair de-
mand market firm; extra family. So 2594 higher
grades, SC 2596 IS. Wheat dull and nominal; No
2 red winter 81 0SSl TO- Corn dull; No. white
Doc; No. 2mlxed, 54c. Oats dull; mixed western
1910.
NEW YORK, April 3o.-Flour frm-super
fine Western and State, S S09i Is. Whest.cAsf
lots %@lc higher; options opened l92c high
| er; migrated red, 81 02sl D. Corn-cash lots
unsettled; 1495zc lower; options opened "A as
lower, afterwards stronger, reacted &c, cilsi nc
duh; ungraded, 619671zc. Rice firm and fsirl!
active.
NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-Flour quie
| but firm; higher grades, s. I5S5 S11&. Corn quie
and weak; mixed, Csc; white, 6Sa64c; yellow
| 64c Oats quiet and weak, So g5ie. Cornmeal quie
but steady-s2 sO@3, Hay dull; quoted.
comma n. sl29lo; prime, sl6 509l7 so; chOic
| SlSGI9. Rice quiet but firm; Louisiana; or
| dinaiyto prime, 5@6c.
BALTIMORE, April S0.-Flour steady ant
| quiet; Howard street and Western superfne, IS .
a.: extra, 81 25@4 IS; family, sj96. Wheat-West
| era higher and more active; No. winter red
spot, 81 201 81 204: May, 81 24gl 81; June,S 221
| al 2l5s; July, 81 Z21S9l Pig Corn-Wsstern frn
| but inactive; Western mixed spot, 661xS665 &c
| April, 661<c; May, 651sg6514c; June, 6514c bid
stea mer, 81 &c bid Oats lower and dull; western
lWhite, 5395ic: mixed. 5s451c. Rye quiet, 70u72C
Afternoon B0ard.-Wheat firm; 81 l2ss Asy
E-@~---
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An Important Decision by the United
states supreme C0art Relating TO
AharfRSe Charges.

WASHINGTON, April oO.-A decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day in the case of the Psrkersburg and
ONO River Transportation Company, appellant,
against the City OF Parkersburg. W. Va, and 9TH
ers. This case, which is one OF considerable i'm
portance 10 all cities and towns along the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers arises out of the following
facts: The city OF Parkersburg, WV, built wharf
and establlshed certain rules of wharfage which
the PRrkerSbuTg and Ohio River Transportation
Company complained of as extortionate, aud as
being merely pretext for levying duty on ton
mage. The company thereupon filed bill in the
Circuit Court of the United States to restrain pro-
eeedlngs in suit brought in the State court for
the purpose of collecting wharfage and to have
the wharfage ordinance declared Illegal and void.
This court holds
posed charges for Wharfage only, though these
charges might be unreasonable and exorbitant,
the court VIII not entertain an ayerment that
they were in reality not intended as wharfage but
as duty on tonnage. An Inquiry into the secret
intent OF BODY which imposes charges is mad
misSioie, whether it is for one thing or another.
and must be determined by the ordinance or
regulation itself.
SecoRd.-That wharfage is a charge for the rse
of wharf made by the owner thereof, by wav OF
rent or compensation, while duty OF tonnage is a
tax or duty charges for the privilege of entering
or trading or lying in the port or harbor and can
be imposed only by the government
Third.-That whether the charge is for Wharfage
but OF fact ana law.
Fourth THAT although whaIyes are related TO
| commerce ana navigation as aids and conyen-
fences. yet being local in their nature and seouir-
ing special regulations for particUlsr places con
troll OF them in the absence of Congressional legis.
lation Oh the subject belongs to the States in
which they are situated
FJth-1hsl suit will not lie in the Cireuit Court
OF the united states 1or relief against exorbitani
wharfage, as case arising under the constitution
\ and laws of the United States even thouph IL BIZ
| alleges that the wharfage was intended az duty n
| tonnage: The decree OF the court below in fsyo,
| Of the City OF fdrkersbUfg is therefore fiTmed
Opinion by Justice Bradley, Justice Harlan dis.
| SsntlDg.
: PiTEBUEG, april 30-Noon-Riyer fee
inches, and stationary. Weather clear and cool
| Hight-Riyer feet, and falling. Weather ciesl
| anu pleasant ~
| WHEELING. April 0-Noon-Rivsr o lee.
| and falling. Weather clear and pleasant Night-
| and pleasant. -
CINCINNATI April S0.-Noon-Riyer 50 fee
| inches and falling. Weather clear; thermoma
clear and cool.
| EYANsVILLE.AprilS 0.-Night-Riysr FaII
ing with 81 40 feet large by the gauge. Westhe
clear and pleasant; thermometer, CO., Arrived
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AILWAY RECORD.
|ALAND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

epeake, Ohio and southwestern
love as follows: No. (express) leaves a
No. (mail) at $40 am; No. 6 (CovinR
nm odation) at 4:40 pm. No. l (express
2:25 am; No. z arrives at 1:55 pm: No
ton accommodation, s:55 am. Getty time)
Bhis aud Little ROck-Trains move
IS: No. l leaves daily at 4:4Opm.; arrives
m. (; No. 3 leaves at 5 a m. arrives at {
5 (freighO leaves HOpefeld a. 8 am. ar.
pm.
A. Vile and EashVIIIe-Trsins move
Fs; Fast mall arrives daily at 4:40 m.
ll:10 pm; mail leaves daily at sos
ssenger accommodation leaves daily at
e; arrives daily At $40 pm. (eity time)-
e close connection for all points East
lie accommodation leaves daily, except
It 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily al 4.2O
Evansville accommodation arrives daily,
ndAy, at S:25 am.
hts and ChRrIestoH-Trains move
10 (city ume): Through express lea yes
.Oj p N. Mail and express leaves daily
NJ. Someryille accommodation leaves
sept Sunday, ct 5:lj p m. Through ex
yes daily at IL 80 a.m. Mall and express
ily at 500 p m. SomerviIle accommo-
lives daily, except Sunday, at $50 aR.
sippf aud Tennessee-1rains move
s: New Orleans fast mail and express
lily at $3.50 D.m.; freight leaves daily,
ndzy. at 6:355 an. New Orleans fast
express arrives daily at $50 am. freight
lily, except sunday,at $3.50 pm. Freight
~ passengers.
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tRsoNAL AND GENERAL


Rilroad bill renewing the restrictions
be amount OF capital stock 10 be applied
.structon OF railroads 70 eco, 600 per mile
the Pennsylvania Senate.
PATCH from Matamoras. Mexico
S reported here and at Monterey thai
r-Sullivan syndicate have sold their en-.
ad interests in Mexico TO party OF En-.
alists."
reported that a Representative OF
ger syndicate IS now on his way from
complete negotiations with Mr.. Gould
- the Vicksburg. Shreveport aud Pa
pa with the Texas Pacific Company.
ORLEANS Tim IS Democrat. "There
I whatever in the minds of the Texas
: officials here that Jay Gould has cap
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
he Erlanger lines. At present GOuld's
iden, but it is very probable that IL will
d in short time, and in consequence
be stir in railroad circles"
ew York Indicator il authority for
int that cit is contemplated hui ding a
meet the East Tennessee, virginia and
ilrOad and G0uld's system Of South
tiroads byparalleling the Memphis and
k railroad. u is understood that The
pc given the East Tennessee stockho
Frred to take the stock 10 be1ssued on
the extension"
ANooGA Democrat, Saturday: "Tbe
Barney Hughes, Of Memphis, well
elegrapheis and raiiroaders. delivered
{ speech at the Peabody auction Thurs
Barney Is a bird. II was he who.
e closest embrace OF yellow-feYer, said
1dant physician: Wen. doctor, as there
ms on hand, ] believe III postpone dy-
D-moIrow, when supply VIII arrive
4pone the solemn event, and, bless his
ust as Brilliant and genial as ever"
Pcretary ct the Interior has been
ew York holders Of Tennessee bonds to
" motion TO advance on the United States
purt docket their appeals in the effort
letr claims out OF the railroads of the
a lien allowed by the laws Of Tennes.
nited States is a creditor of Tennessee,
ne of the bonds as trustee for certain
pes. Some years ago the Secretary of
~ bought S459 Coo of the bonds with
nging 10 the Indians, and up to 1861
I'd interest on them since then ii has
y the United States.
NooGA Times, Saturday: "Capt.
png ard John N. Ballenger, two of the
ar passenger conductors on the Ala
Southern railroad, rendered their res
yesterday 10 take effect Tuesday. 1t is
banning passenger conductors Will hand
gnatiOns in a few days This action is
General Manager Scott demanding that
$1,000 bond TO the North American
company, of Canada. for the faithful
their duty. The conductors proposed
"a bond for any amount i'll the usual
PJected TO giving bond TO q Canadian
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SUGAR-Pure white, 81; yellow, S1G83c;
open kettle, 1850: refined A, 9Lc; grafiu-
lated, SIC; powdered, 1O14gl01zc cut loaf, 1919
10%c.
MoLASSEs-Louisiana, common to fair, 35gsl5c;
prime to choice, 5eg55c; centriiugals 50 a50c, as
70 grade; fancy 5S960c.
COFFEE-Common, 9G9Zc; ordinary, 9s4@
lO4c; fair, loZ gllc; prime Rio, I2gl2j4c; fancy
l4c; old government, Is g26c.
CANNED GOODS, ErC.-Prces per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 60; peaches, 2lbs, standard, 81 5O
seconds u 70; tomatoes, 2lbs, 81 20; Sl6S 81 So
strawberries, 81 SO; raspberries 81 so backoerres
u %; green cages, 81 So green corn 81 10 green
peas, u 30; cove oysters No. /, 81 20 No 2 81 So;
full weight; light weight No. /, CSC; No. 2 81 2G
condensed mllk-CroWn, Sc %; Eagle, IS Is; Swiss,
Sc 25.
sALT-Per carload, 81 so per barrel; 81 50 in
SACKS; pockets, bieached, 21296c.
SOAP-496Izc per pound.
BAGGING AND 1IES-Bagging, 9Ia91O1Sc, ac-
cording to weight. Ties. arrow, al %.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-Cofee dull; Rio,
cargoes ordinary to fair S1ae9i4c. Sugar quiet; A
| soft, SIC.
NEW YORK, April 30-Coffee dull ard
lower, Rio, &c. sugar quiet fair tn good refining
quoted at 1910. Mo!asses quiet; so test, 81 q
5Ihc.
New ORLEANS, April 3O,-Coffee dull; Ric,
caTgoes, common to prime, 7HG1lc. Sugar quiet
but STEADY; common to good common, 65s I,65 &c;
fair to fully far, 6s g71sc; prime TO choice, 7I4g
7hci yellow Clarified, 554c; prime to choice white
Clarified, S1sc. Molasses nominally unchanged.
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PROVISIONS,


BUTTEE-Creamery, 2S935c; dairy, 239
| 26c; butterine, 17G20c.
CHEEsE-Prme fats, 121zc; full cream, I5Ss
| MESS POKKgs25 g0s2I per barrel; gusar-cured
hams lS1zc breakfast bacon lS1zci clear rib sides,
| BULK -Packed-clear sides, 11Jzc; clear
| rib, lie; shoulder, s1Ec.
LARD--TieTce, ii59e; ltbarrels, ne; kegs,
l21sc; 21lo pals, l2lzc; halfpails, l23sc; lob
tins, I254c 5lb tins IZ1zc; s-lD tins l251c; leaf
| lard, u higher per cWt.
NEW YORK, April 3O.-Pork quiet and
strong new mess, SO 5000; options nominal.
| Lard higher; prime steam, u.9Oc.
| LOUISVILLE, April 30.-Pfovisiors strong;
new mess pork. $50. Bulk shoulders, SC; clear
| rib, l060c; clear sides, lie. Bseon-shoulders,
&c; clear rib, llAci clear, 1I54c; sugar-cured
l21lc. -''''
CIECINNATI, April SO.-Pork stronger,
| $40 20. Lard stroag and higher, 11.3Oc Bulk
meats stronger; shoulders, 75sc; clear rib, IOl9c.
changed.
ST.. LOUIS, April 30-Butler frmer; dairy,
2O@25e' ereame.y 25GSoc. Eggs steady; l3c. Polk
june Bulk meats held firmly, sales Bacon
quiet; long clear, lie; short rib, 1l1sc; short
Gear, ll2sc. Lard slow; lI1%c bid.
New ORLEANS, April 9O.-Pork quiet bat
Ii5sc; key islc Bulk meats quiet and wesf
sn91 1I 15se Bacon quiet and weak long clear
IlD, 4lIsC. SughF-Cure1 mans steady
with a fair demand; choice canVassed, l2Ilsi3J5c
BALTIMORE, April 30.-Previsious strong.
with an upward tendency Mess pork, $40 so. Bulk
mea,s-shouldersa and clear rib sides, packed, 9@
nLc. Baeon-shouders, Zoe; clear rib sides
l21Sc. Hams. 141agl5Iac. Lard-refned I2Le
Butter firm; Western, packed, I7@23c; roll, ia
lse. Eggs hrmer, 159l6c.
CHICAGO, April S0.-Pork active, firm
and higher, SIG 45gl9 80 cash, April and Nav:
$40 6l39SI9 60 June, SO S21q@l9 IS July, $40 Au-
gust, VI 81 the year; Lard-demand active snd
aud May, 1lS5gIl5se June, II 95gIl 95J5c july,
ll1sgll.90c August, 1054Sl9SOc the year. Bulk
meats in fair demand; shoulders, Sc; short rib,
l034c; short clear, lie. Butter steady and
changed.
CGH.-Demand active and irregular; SO AZ
May, $40 6TIz June, $40 SIS July, Slg 97% August.
Lard active but lower, declined PIC.
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The Memphis market operad and closed
firm. Sales, 1000 bales-45o to exporters, $50 to
spinners Closing quotations were as follows:
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.iIed by an open switch.

|, April oU.-A passenger Train
this city 10 Toledo last evening was
LaSalle, miles south of Monroe. The
ieved to be switch left open by de-
Ingine and baggage car were thrown on
and badly aemOralizsd, but the pas
les were only partly tipped over. No
ed, but four persons were Injured.
;counts. Wellington. the fireman, was
'out the head and hurt internally. He
ious when last heard from. A pas.
ed Murphy, living at Detroit, was In
back; some fears Of a fatal result.
senger named Maxwell, OF Bay City,
cut in the head.
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PgLrRIss. HIDES AND LgArHeR,

HIDES, ETC.,-No. dry flint hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, 121a@lSc; salt hides, l0tGl21zc; No. l
green salt hides. 51zs754e; No green salt
hides. &C; green hides, 5g6c, Beeswax-prime
yellow, 2s930c; tallOw, 71714c; ginseng, per
pound. 81 so. Deerskins-prime, 25g5Se.
CANDLES-Fuu weight, I51Ec.
FURS-Raccoon-No. l large 75c, small sec;
No. ., SOC; No. 5, zoe; No. 4, Toe. Mink-No.
l, 40c; No. 2, 25e; No. 8, 15c; scabs, Sc. Skunk
black, 60c@Sl 10; short stripe, S0965c; mar
row, l5925c; white and broad, 7Csl0c-inslds
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
for cased: ciVit, I09I5c. Wildcat log &c; house
cat, 1osl5e. woltolsrge. Csc TO So; small. 10 TO
75c. Fox-gray, loo to csc open, and Csc 10 soc
cased kits loo to 25c, red, 25c TO 5c OPEN and SOC
to 81 so cased. Otter-NO. l. 81; No. =, s5i No. 3,
81 so; No 4, s1-open, 10 per cent. less and cubs,
25A40c. Beaver, 75c TO "a each. or S1a1 50 per
pound for clean, well peted Bear-Drown and
grizzly, 81 TO IS; black 81 10 S10 cubs, 75e TO So
Badger, loo to 75c. OpoSsum, 5l0c open 10 l09gl5C
cased. Muskrat sc to 15c.
| LEATH ER-Oak sole, per pound, 69i0c; hem
lock; 27S3oc; harness, 36giOc; skirung, S76s4Cc
French calf, s40S6Oc per dozen; domestic calf, s3t
| @45c per dozen.
| FEATHERS-Prime, acc.
| WOOL-Tub-washcd, 25G95c per pound, IN
| washed ISMZ3c; bury 10Gl6c.
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Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs- Cognac, s59l0; peach, 50as 90;
apple, S24S 50.
WlNEo-Imported port, q 50Gi sherry, 81 $50
4; MISREPRESENTATION extra dry, s79S: Piper
Hedsick, S24G25; Mumms extra dry, S262ZS;
Pomery Sec. s29 5095l SO; " Cliquot, SO seq
81 so; Claret, SO 1897 per box; CataWba, 81 506.
WHISTLES RedIstiled .9OcGsl 90; straight, 81 50
a., according TO age.
ST. LOUIS, April. 3O.-Whisky steady, 81 a.
LOUISVILLE, April 30.-Whisky quiet
Ma.
CINCrENATI, April S0.-Whisky steady
Sis
NEW ORLEANS, April So " Risky IN
| changed.
CHICAGO, April .5O.-Whisky steady and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April SO-Whisky quiet
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

DEMONSTRATING 91sc; good middllng, S5sc:
STAINs-Good ordinary, SIC; low middltng, SIC;
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Receipts of cattle were very light dur
ing the past week; prices on all grades
stronger; supply very light; demand good. Mich
cows SLOW. Receipts OF sheep light; prices firm I;
demand good Hogsin fair supply; prices shade
slower. Quotations:
CORN-FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, 6S619c
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, ~ csc; good, 4S4Lzc
fair to medium, S149S5zc; common, 2g2%c.
SHEEP-Choice wool, per ID, &c; medium, SO
use; common, per head, 81 al 80.
HOGS-Choice corn-fed, 6lzg7e; medium and
heavy, 6661sc; common, 5000.
COWS AND CALVES-GOod mich cows with
young calves, per head, 5000; yearlings, s. 60.