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ALCOHOLIC gallon, s2;SSgsS2.S7;; 90 y, -

AIcoHoI-B gallon, $2.359S287.
BRANDIEs--Domestic,Ss gallon, LOO . $S00;
imported oognac, 1877, y 30; %;
1870, $50; 1855, $3.50; 1880, T40; 1883, IL 20;
le1S, 1880; Otard, Dupuy q Co.'S cognao, 1873,
1850; 1870, 800; 1854, $500; 1s4S, $l0.25; Bis
qust, Dubouche d 90. cognac, 1873, $40; lS7o,
$50; lS4s, $780, -
GIr-- Domestic, New YORK or PhilsdeIpn.e.,
q gallon, $l.75; Holland, " gallon, $2OOG276;
Dir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, p gallon, $8.l6
1926; Sir Robert Burnett'E Old Tom, D cask.
5S.6O618.0 90; Holland, p case, $3.50.
WHIBKx--Louisiana rectified, Us y can't.
proof, p gallon, Sl,3O; Western, N.80@l.4 40,
bourbon, 81 .40(03.60; Rye, $l.50(98.bO; Scotch,
imported, s4yGka4.26; Irish, imported. s4.25
MAYO.
CHAMrAoNHs - Rouderer Carte Blanoh,
4uarts, p dozen, 7.C0; Piper Heidseick quarts,
p dozen, $500; Krug Coz quarts, y dozen,
Csc; Moer u Chandon, SilleIy Mousseux, 81
dozen, 21OC; Cremant day. - dozen, x.00; q.
II. Mumm 4 Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
versenay, 2L75; Extra Dry, 900.
WINEs-C California claret " gallon, 76i
Zienfandel No. !, u gallon, 809S5; imported
cIarets, ordinary, p oask, 70.009S0.00; family
cisrets, per cask, 50OO@S6.00; fne clarets, y
caak, 8O.oO0175.00; MedOc, y case, 500; 81.
luIian, ~ case, $50; Margaux, p case, ZOO;
Ponte Canet, case, leS6; Larose. case
i2JO1; Leovlll, " CASE, 400; Cnatean Ia1tte,
q owe. 2Acb: ordinary, y case- slSl&8.D;
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A Judge Convicted OF bribery suioide.

A Judge CONVICTED OF bribery Suicides.
PITTsBURo, May 5.-[Special.l lin the
district court to-day, County Judge al.
N. Brooks, was found guilty OF bribery
and sentenced to two years In the peni-
Tertiary. Shortly after the verdict was
rendered, Judge Brooks asked permits
sion OF the shsriif to go 10 his Office and
write letter. The sheriff went with
him, and after the letter was written
they arose TO return to the courtroom,
and as the sheriff walked out In adj
vance, Judge Brooks drew a revolver,
leyeled at his breast and shot himself
dead, the ball passing entirely. through
his body. The letter referred TO WAS
addressed 10 Judge Brooks friends, and
In it he declared he was innocent OF the
crime of which he WAS convicted,
namely, that he had received bride
from Hon. l.. g. Davis on the sale OF
the school lands of Camp county.
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mohhie. Of the nygienist..

There were several dozen of the hyg!-
EXISTS In council, each with his indivi-
dual hobby. Each thought all the others
were wrong. Each was sure that his own
hobby was tho only correct ono. A
gentleman present said he had taken
Browns Iron Bitters tor debility and
to make fuss about 1t, he knew the
use of this great tonic TO be better than
ali the notions he had heard advance d
in the council. One practical cure IL
worth thousands OF guesses ami
notions. Thousands OF happy convaies-
cents speak gratefully Of Browns Iron
Rlttars
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4 NJ. rYiIi gro, > fsEeoy. tgI,i go. !.
q, hoi oIallo, D D. iei iafisfio' po~dsFed y
n. M.
luss-ATatic, select, = %, DOol ssaisiidf
y 20 pe' onupnff, ~ W -, opium, IA 70 ~
ouA- fergam0t, sandeTson's, " n, tf.lQi
tttnOu, tilnderson's, ii.esi Peppermint, tbull
Fibtsrsften, tA2bj olive, Malaga, tl4.
t'01Ahh-- bromide, n, tooi iodlde, ~
t,oAPs-Csslil., notified. y n. ht>ioc1 es.'
tito, whits, lADlA
MIauKI.iAE Koua - Ammonia, osfb., q ~
30 alum. Nt5i arrowroot, bermudn, no bal
ham, oOpaiba, BIO; b0rax, refined, ik4lti Gallo
mel, ana, I5o; castor oil, v gal. h4sosl.iOi
osssis buds. q N, lH9ls; croafn tartar, pure
y n, 49, corrosive sublimate, n, 81 ehlo,o'
form, " n, 10; extract logwood, bnh
5 n, i9sIl; glycerine, bull. y n. s1ss1i
Iodine, resublimhtsd, ~ m t0oi leaves
4 H. IS; morphia, sulph, n o., ss-s0; spirits
utter, sweet, y n, 8i strychnia, crystals, si;D
4 i.i6i iApioca, ' ,, II wax white, y o.
suiphats euinin., y o.. roo,ssi.oS.i ein'
ohonidia. 20 10 sOc.
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woo, HIprs auD rELrRirs.

Msa san Improved, l2Osl7ci coarse, 100; mt
ana le9lso; Ine wool, according 70 dir
and cNialtion, l4d,2oo;, bury, sSec pt,
pcund less, according 10 burrs.
lao per N; asconds, plump nirts, ~ fns and up
10 per u; prime light and hps, n1sc per n,
bulls and stags, 9gpllc per N; dry Aaltedt II
VgliISo, according 20 condition. grS9n sauea
rAnLew-PriAo tallow, Co; tallow srsasN
ycllny9 a. lrav.u. tl"sN
gzLrRIgs-Deer skins, l6GelSc; sntsiepe, IL
Dl2o; sheep peIis, as psi wool, sjtps6c; shear.
iaps. lecSlhc: Fallin or poverty rom 9aisc
TSales of wool since April 10 have been
chiefly l3el6c. and nearly all receipts so far
closed medium.
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unfaxorahle Crop News,

CHICAGO, May 5.-The Farmers Re-
view, in commenting upon numerous
crop reports received up to May will
say: "May has been ushered in with a
snow storm in Wisconsin and with
rains in other parts of the northwest.
While it is purely idle guess work to
pronosticate the growing season,
there is nothing very encouraging In
the general crop outlook. Winter wheat
Is bad and promises to grow worse
rather than better. Spring wheat has
not all been seeded and oats are not all
eOWn y0t.D
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r.nt1arR Ann RnILnING MArrRIAL,

LuMBEH-Rough lumber, $500; " native
ceiling, Is 90; * native ceiling, $3.50; y native
flooring, $500; u native siding, 1890; Il rough
ceiling, 1850
SRISGLEs- Boss, cypress. $3.50; Q, K oy-
press, 4.0i; No, l cypress, BIB; native pine
hearts, $50; native sap, Si.7o.
PosTs-Ceour posts, best, 21tc each.
LATHs-Per loo, 4.U0.
BRICK-Dallas brick, $50 per 900.
PLASTER PAEIs-New York, 400; Michi-
gan, $50 per barrel.
Gem -Rosentale, ais; Portland, best
3.25 per barrel.
STONE FLUEs-About 5oc psr foot.
DRAIN PIPE--FTom loc per ioot, and high
or according TO size.
LIME--CoOpered lime, 200 per barrel.
dAIR-GOat, SC per pund.
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&sn's kip broganh, 959sl.2S; boys zip bro
ssns sJibl.tO; men'sP p. calf bIogans, l.0lSDi.7e
s-no,erle plowa, l.01(9i.S5; boys kip 2-buctll
pio66, sSS.l %; mem, huG balls congress- ant
outton, i.50D2.25; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 9b0GeA.5Oi mems Kip boots, A.0Ol
iaif boots, 25.O0(960,0O; boys kip boots, 22.5og
40; boys p. calf boots, l6.5J0DA.00; boy
All boots, 22.S0le27.00; wonnen's ~ kip polka
Jee57lzo, niisses' a. kip polkae, GOtg,0o
lhnd's 10 kip polGas, all sizes, d5lG5sc; child
X ,psIxas, all sizes, OK $3.50; women's calf pei
md as polish, lO0fl.85; Missed calf peg ana
SIS polish, DOypl.l0; women's bu sewed pol
sh, e0lDi.2j; women's calf sewe, polleh, IA
n.sT1<; women's grain sewed and polish, 0
N.35; woman's kid aewed, y0lsl.75; women
.oRt sowed Welsh. l.5lh1l,7b.
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railway quit work ~ uunnison. Tho
round house and tho freight house were
closed and no ffoightY allowed " leave
the yards. All tho shops AZ Grand june
ton arc deserted. At hallda the yards
arc filled with hundreds Of loaded
Thirty engines are housed with fires
drawn. The strength Of tho strikers IN
estimated at 1900. Everything 10 quiet
along the line. No serious trouble ID
anticipated.
80 VIOLENCE.
There IN no news In connection with
the strike OF employees on the Denver a
Rio Grande. except that the United
States marshal has placed large nnm-
her OF deputies at all important points
10 guard the oompany's property, IL
was the sense OF a meeting OF the strik'
ers this afternoon that no acts oil vio-
lence should be resorlod TO.
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LEArHmK.

I.ouIsvIInN OAK SOLE LrATHER--X
heayy, free Of brands, $50 ID; x medium, free rec
10; A medium, one brand, 34c Id; Baltimore
crop, 44c.
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER-Prime, is to % ID
tor Ii to ID Id sides, 26c Id; G. D., Matamoras
&c 10; No. |, oak harness lea, SO to %c liz;
No. &, oak harness lea, 81 to 32c Id; No, l.
nem harness lea,SSc ID; No. hem harness Lee
BIO Id; No. l, hem skirting lea, $40 Id; No. 2
hem skirting lea, $40 lb, Welt and pride
leather, "a to IS q side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality, u
Nils lib; A to so ID to dozen sl05 lb SO to so IL
70 dozen, q Id; 81 to 70 ID 10 dozen, 95c lib.
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs

WHEAT-75(980c.
EYR-Kansas, $50.
UoRN-In ear, $50; sacked zoe.
OATs-In bulk, $40; in sack, $50; from store
FIoUE-Per cwt: Patent, $3.50; fancy, sass;
choice family, i2.65; xxx, ss.S6; low grade,
BsAr-Percw WHAT mills. 300; in stors,sl COG
GonrwrA1e-Fins bolted psr 100 pounds,
I.eO.
FEED--Chopped corn per 100 pounds, $l.40 ;
BhoppeS corn and outs per 100 poundg, {i.Aa ;
Dorn bran pcr 100 pounds Doc.
EzY--risirie, g per ton, or 50 ioossi MIL
lot, 50 per ton, or 81 looea.
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A New Orleans paper refers editori-
ally TO the wonderful restoration to
health of Mr.. T. Posey, 225 Canal Street,
that city, who some time ago was pros
trated by an excruciating attack of sci
atica. Alter much suffering his wife
applied St. Jacobs Oil, which cured
him promptly and entirely.
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Mishler's herb Bitters cures cholera
morbus, and thus gets the better OF the
son, a blacksmith, living three miles
from Springfield, o., writes: 81 was
taken with severe attack of cholera
morbus-so severe that l was unable
to straighten myself. After taking two
doses of your Bitters / was entirely
cnrad.O
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rRuIr, pou1xRY, sAmx, ego,

APPLEs-s4.50 per barrel.
0RArGxs-Sioily, . box, $50.
LzSpgs--Sicily, + box, 1880.
DATEs--Iu trails, Tc.
Z Observation-Disclosures a, bunch.
ONIoNs-S5.00 y, barrel
poTAToEs-fs bpshe,,,l.15.
CABBAGE--Sc per 10.
oAIoKENs-Ws quote 81 1926 y asssn;
turkeys, 75c.
E0a5-10o y dozen.
BuTTER-gest grade northern, 40e; 0sAt
Dallas county, Zoe; other Texas county hut-
Ter. zoo to 2ic. aocor0ing 10 ouaiitvs
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1--WE STOCK,

The quotations given below refer TO corp-fc
animals, living weight.
? BEEvEs-31lQgac per pound.
Cows--31ac per pound; milch COWS, com
non, $50 per head.
sHEEP-Prime, S@4c per pound.
9oATB-None on the market.
dOGs-3114 @3s4c per pound.
BULLS AND STAGs-I1<GsSc per pound.
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COTTON.

pALLAs, J " 5-Thereceipts of cotton at
doucnic pc " nom September J, 1884, TO
MAJ /, 1885, were i,t5S,6s0 bales, ga!nst, Tor
,hs sr ,Sey lh were SS e haes IN Sss
they were i,406, 1856 bales; in lSS0-Sl they were
5,8e6, SO bales; in 1888 they were 40Oi .52S
halea. A loss IL shown, comparing The cur
- IRON with that previous. of LOSS bales;
con .ared with tne cfOp 81 u 49, 81 loss OF
40 ,9sj iaies B. shown compared
WHh leSi-N this crop ehows gain
ISsa-sl Tins crop presents a loss Of 1917
bales. and this crop oomp9led with the crop
OF $3.50, shows q iOss NJ : IE bnles. May !,
Isl I9Egs 9gi 1 G&9 at a. sd EySSr npS
1888, at t3{d and May 1889, at SGD. The vie
ibir suppiy ~ eoticn Gu the LIST inst was
2,4S0.SIi iales hat dalei PREVIOUS yer, 2,M :
y bales; Mag p lStai 81 Fas s'OlS,6G bales
81, on MAY .he sorids visible supply OF
f3 II wac 10, ~ bales. The above figures
~ ate decrease - The cotton In sight, OF
y bnles ~ compared with the same date
Of ss4, decrease of 5ss,2b2 bales as com.
pared with the corresponding date OF
tSss and decrease of Sei,-
szS bales as compa,oa J., with With, iSs Ss
o, ,98l bales; May j, 1884. II was 5,5W,3oO
bales; May /, 1898 IL was $500, S92 bales; Msy
j, 1882 1t was 5,lio,s40 bales. 1he above fig
ures show that this crop, compared to the
last ar to co ton in sight, shows decrease
OF $50 bales, while the dec, ease from lSS2-S3
s. i17,9ll bales, and the increase over lsSl-S2
Is 35i ,45i bales.
Tle tables of the Financial Chronicle,
Blndstreet's and the chalbings of reports re-
ceived by the Dallas Merchants exchange.
reinforced by special reports received by the
"a F.RALD and the HE AIDS running record
OF cotton is the basis of the above statement.
III is as nearly correct as is poss.b e, and is,
II TACT, about correct Prices of spot cotton
advanced o-day, making gain of II fom
the lowest point OF last week. In the specu-
iative markets the August option at New
York Is above IL cents again and Is making
toward IL cents a. the southern ports, having
closed at 1887 at New Orleans o-day. The
decline is 80 points on the late summer posi-
lions.
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gscon poles, nour bar Fl ger ", 1000; hoop
stSv !. Han Barrel, per ~ gte; heading,
fitsir baI Il, pnt ser, q .ratent hoopst p5f AZ,
1000; dozr b4fgpl4, o., bali barTois. ~; irons
fsf11f ki.gs. gs.,75: trcH baai6 ~ lsijs ke's,
10 ral, M Aen3f Ffis rafpishs d, sfa3 IS;
IA nor "a ~ 10 ga ~ az saf-
teig i,IJ. mo- ,1I1els criIfqss, 4 -; no.
iSsbes islslf hQf. Us, cyprt +. -. ( ~ "a
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
EUports this weez: Great Britain, 8,791
France, $3.50; Continent, 5243 Stock at ali
United 6tates rcrts, this day. 1895; this
Bay lsst year, 64S,t9I.
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TAR pENvtE a isi0 eKASp2 sFnIIs
Dnsvs.s sssyS rne 1'ribane. fls
loan s7eelsls ;,sz <innrisen $ - GA
.l,lnaffpn Il is4l 1roi6 pll A. . c'cli|
E|||1 z,
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NEW YORK, May 5.-Money on call
easy at / per cent; foreign exchange dull,
but firm, at 1861, for 60 days, and ASA for
fyIosei at the following prices bid:
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IS, II lII|l
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i0Htarlo ~
~; * s'ss,r... >
ll1lFekfllyer pci ~
isogui Pal I.
(; utfsj 40
.Fcfg tfsi6l q.
;s,s,S'4}S
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.nDlNsI NtIsIsst11k CNlm4AN V 2 .
10 I.HEs A -.DIEJ:-H. DIFKl
MO, wholesale and retail dealers in human
full line of Switches Wigs, Bandos, s.Fedola'
either straight or curly back, making o mo
era waves. Langtry. Patti and Baby bangs,
Curling Irons and Golden Hair Wash for blea
Goods offered at the lowest prices. Dealers
combines made over in any gtyle e7ne
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= VI :
~. g. Express 4. 6
| wv. So. i. 4 Pr.
Nv, Ht LIZ y pld :.
| Hrlt3& FargO Exc
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MONEY. sTooas ANo BONDS.

TONE: Closed-New York, steady; New Or
leans, steady; Liver pool, barely steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-14
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

CHARLES KINGsToN's AUNT BY Pen Onver. lZmo' PIP
SIG. (Macmilan Coz 80
JILL By E. A Diwyn. limo, PIP go tnachiii'i "
Coz
Practical INSTRUCTION IN THE ART OF LITTER * In In
CRAVING. BY c. +. Whelpley. limo, PIP. 10" tJoin
Wiley Sons)
EVOLUTION AND CHRISTIANITY. by Benz F. Tefft 12mo,
pp 4Sl. Boston Lee Shepard.)
AIlcR's ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND AND IHRoUGH
THE LOoKING-GLAss. BY Lewis Carroll. limo, PIP.
224 Paper. Macmillan & Coz
LIFE OF FoRTUNY By Baron Daviller. 12mo, PIP. ZIG.
philadelphia: Porter Coates)
p,vvpps, Atv.y,c AND REGISTER FOR 1885, Edited by
Albert S. Bolles 8yo. tHomans Publishing Conr
panyD
Tur FAIIAcY OF THE PRESENT THEORY OF SOUND BY
Henry A. Mott 16mo, PIP. 1O3. John whey q
Sons.)
MISS BRErHERrox By Mrs Humphrey Ward. 19mo,
pp 297. Macman & Coz
REPRESENTATIVE GERMAN POEMS. Edited by Kari
Kuortz. Svo PIP. $50. Henry Holt Coz
THE RISE oF INTELLECTUAL LIBERTY FROM THALEs TO
CoPERSIcUs BY Frederic May Holland. syo PIP
ASS. Henry Holt & Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-14
LITERARY NOTES.

r,arol 7 nv Waliace's striking novel OF" Ben hnr
a. heon translated into Turkish by command OF the
snl,on The work was done By the inperiai scrioe'
There are some early his. works OF Dickens which
have never found their way into print such as the
byrlcsoue O'Thello" Proposals for National jest
Book" the song "Sweet Betsy Ogle," and mon
opolylogue dealing with the adventures OF 'a'of
and his friend the Epplng Hunt. Another iac' ho.
generally known is that in addition to q" Boz Q"n'
and Godfrey Sparks" Dckenss list OF pseuuoiSin'
also included " Tibbs F" and W. F."
DIR. William NJ. Taylor's volume on John Knox VIII
shortly be published by A. Z. Armstrong q Son.
The catalogue of the library of the British Museum
PROMISES to be prodigious thing Already there are
seventy four volumes in print which represent 10 o
the old manuscript volumes whose pages nave 30 o"
tormented the be wildered reader" Inc work Is ho"
proceeding at the rate of thirty volumes year 81
that there are good hopes that by the end oil
decade the larger part of the catalogue may De go.
within something like reasonable limits anu po''A'
In n comparatively convenient FORM
Ce,eral r f Colstop's article the Soudan IN the
March number of The Century is to be richly illus
trated
Messrs CHM g. Heath contemplate the publication
of series of educational classicstranslations ano
reprints of books that have contributed so much
toward the solution OF educational problems as 10 make
them indispensable to the teachers library Inc his'
volume will be " Extracts from Rousseaus Emle'
containing the principal elements OF pedagogy 'he
second is to be Pestalozzs Leonard and Gertrude
A handsomely bound collection OF papers belonging
10 " The Blaine and Logan Campaign OF 1854 mas
been brought out under this title by Mr. T. b. Boyd Oh
Chicago These include the candidates letters OF ao-
ceptance and che admirable speeches made by MT
Blaine and General Logan. The volume presents an
excellent record of the campaign and one that cannot
elsewhere be found in so convenient shape
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l3-l2:3O D.. mCQton dull; Midtltng
Upiands 3D.. MlddIing orleans l.l6d; sales, 5000
baes Including bales for speculation and export re-
cepts ~ OO bales including 200 bales American Futures
Gniet: UpaDds Middng clause February and March
delivery J964d also G064d do March and April deiiv
ery G3 84d do April and May delivery, q 364i; also
I-Sid: DO delivery q 7-64dj do June ana
July delivery lO6id do August and September delivery
/ l.6id. .oo., .-,- -, ooo
bales; specuatos took 300 bales exporters took 100
bales forwarded from ships side direct TO spnners 2oZUO
bacs $500 bales; total receipts l0OO0 Dale
900 bales total stock Dol 900 oales American
Gs7 700 Of cotton afoat 100000 bales; Amen
can. 2i3.00O bales. ,, ,oo 49,,
now and |. 100 bales old docket ooo -,
m-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the Gay included 1900 bales
American. Futures dun; Uplands Low Middling clause
Februay delivery 6Oo4d buyers do February and March
delivery 6O64d buyers; do March and April delivery
s36ld buyers do April and May delivery lid value
do May delivery 7Gfd value do June and July
delivery l0Gid. buyers; do July andAugnst deyery
value do August and September delivery oIoAu
value .,,,,, 49,,
4p.m-Cotton Futures Upands Low MIddlns clause
March and yr delivery 3D.; do April and May delveryo
46id and June delivery e6id do June and July
delivery ll6id; do. August and september delivery
1854
observation-disclosures closed steady; Uplands Low Mid
ding clause February delivery 625fd sellers DO Feoru
ary anl March delivery 626id sellers; do March and
April delivery 81 BUYERS do April aud May delivery,
48ld May and Juno delivery. s-G4d buyers
July delivery 1264d sellers: do July and
gust I64d sellers do. August and september
delivery 1854. value
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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC 1AHAETt
ssPsi3s /; !! p rssSs a,.a
Ieiow o. r. Tss"sl y % a. rs yS p Wh, 10
sssijsc. aud nj us, last but steady Receipts
f i5Sao o oisa. s saort, 1900 Casn
grss fe . 5 a1 . eaS' .16,l is ro gs
Extra, : .jdsJ ~ do tanlYs IS 5'gsi '9i Cty MiLs
u ss' %5sss.75 ia,ip,s5 Finy s. d. sapefivo
.sR %ss,Sat AMBER 'a ss.c ~e Sc M ar%
a a% S Western Winter SPOT s
oiqo5ise. coin-soa!nern lower Western la. southern
Spot spot S,sqiSscs February laa.e.osI March t:',
en- en- e sc' Western White J7Ss5c aiSd assc
Ss u6s ,f .|y a pTS
l. OI oo.i Wheat $1,000 ou,h Corn lol 900 bu'n oats
bush oats 800 ou. s.lcs-what. l0O.ooO Oushi Corn.
rfS P s Sa, 4a afs i ga%
ad strong E, q 10 BnsMeat, qmSt shoulders,
s5diin s'' 3 3@ ' Snort Gs,r wh. steady 4
and "Gs rp @ SS'R head S
! ,nent,. 800 mead
cnlc.oo Fob lsoroar quiet and u gncna9gGa Choice
Minnesota BAKERS - 2idsj IS Patents - 5O9sj -;
I w" I an and ssso sales ranged February 49,
closing :. ISIS March ss"Ss elosna a. nsaSS
So cS'Ips az 5 3SG cS S8 S do .Ga steady
sales ranged Cash S6.a@c february 81 ae3G,e closing
CLOSING @s'S at so cat. dS SAFE. ranged February
27d17is. closing at 35c March 27sa35,ac, May oe0
30 z GssGSc Fork active; sales ranged Cash sl5o5o
s Mare eS 81 cosns UaG May SIS
s. SIS FsaSsTy 3 raS ao 'a sss snns' al
Mrs !. 8 o May hor ri, IS 30 20
sS"o shor. C,elr. 50 5asi 90 Roce,Pts1
sG S5o oas rye oaS "a,h @arcy ooo shionont;
BUSH BUSH oats 5000 '''n' Rye LOU 'a''' barley '0''
DETROIT FEB. ls,wnea, dull Nc, ! White cash, s7ca
no o.'! White. Ssc No 4 s2e RcceDSs-%hosI 1865
bush.
wsaa so. Milwaukee Cash. s &C., FsSr%sry
Mel'S 6ai. n As w S s sS a%st '
cas p M" PORK 81 s ,n and Ef s5iuarS
y y A S smss 2 "a S.a ana at ss
sopc Hogs s. $685. 90 Rcsco,s-f1enr $50 I SSIs
5000 Obis" Wheat. 1000 push; Barley. $500,
not der pys 3 @ zen s
Family. s. 5iSss PSaasyyanIa Roller fros.s. s. o0S
oosss sU WGea ruled sher spScSators
NO. Red ~ S s ss @
ese psan'yyan Red "3c oo NO Red E Ma% az
aosc. Corn The market ruled strong undor moderate
1s5ls Sat No IN DEPOT
ANA Se S s s an" sip
March 49, .say Ap hs @a 10
%te aeS MOI White AZ sc no. Waite so future,
dull and h.m No who FeermaTy so PAM SO s
Wheat 5000 OusnA Corn $4,000 bnsni oats 1000 push
shiDments-WBeaI 5000 bush; Corn 2loJo Dus'' Oats,
| 1000 oush.
sT. LoUA FEB l3.-Four dun AMI unchanged wheat
lower No. Red. s57sG5bc. casn February soasci
March 81 May 81 &c. Corn steady; Cash. 80 &c, FEB
raary sG,sc March JS.aJc.e May sr 9a S a aS,
At G4@6iAc. Barey-Market quiet at oosSoc, Blt.
ter and eyss steiT ant unchanged Flax Se,a ,teaiI
doc Corn Meal st,aiv 81 IS. Whisky steady l 81 a
Pork, Sl3 20. Bukmoats-Lony Clear ~ 5O Short RID.
60 90 40 90 short CLEAR - g. Lard ar% &C 80 s7sesI o.
$4,000 bush, oats 5000 busa, Rye loo push. Harley.
10000 bush ShipuensFlour. S.O0O optj whsAI 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pc Sorth Ricer Vessels AMI Rairo1f.
NEw-YoRE Feb H. 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEEspot Rio dn At @ FOR Fair 2oo9 oa nSns
reacted later and recovered the decline but ne
market later became weak again and closed oaey y
creased to 600 bags but those at Rio fell to 4mO bag
NJ ~ oneiro came nrm Exchange there declined 10
sSd sales here $3.50 bags Arnold being the arses
also seller Maddux Il Co. aiiu
rh,ckie BIothers were understood to be buyers Inc
closing quotations as follows: February olgi,9o
Jnne 8 ibGSoO. July. s.26ds30 Mild grades quiet
sales zoo bags Maracaibo 700 mats JAVA ana Iooo pAs
African on private terms -. -. - -,,o,, o,v
COTTONrSpOt cotton frmer but quiet and without any
1873 bales delivered on contracts
600 bales receipts at the ports to-day. ll.52i bales
for the week 6s6lS; last week s9S4 last year
since te1ber Sc IO2 bales against 3,l3l2s9 Daes
for the same period last season.
The quotations according to the American classification