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1s1sc; prime Rio. l5al55f,; choice to fancy,
l6ci old government, A92oc.
S0AP-Ss5lFo per pcued.
al Is coarse, 81 iOSi Isl pockets. bI
211+@7ei car loads from lcvee or depot, Sc
I6ASEED GOODS ETc: Prices per dos
standard 81 1891 Is Seconds. pSsH I@i To- TO- to-
matoes, 2-lh, standard, 9Or@sl 3-lb, sl9
Is; strawberries, 81 NO Is; raspberrios,
81 lOgl %; hlackberries, slSl 10; green
cages, s Goal IS; pea :, 81 ~ 81; . ums,
81 coal 20; asparagus, 81 60d4: green eOrn
sl@l IS; green peas. 81 SOL 65; cove oys-
tors, full weight, LIB, 81; cove o ers, full
weight, 2,lb, 81 75i cove ty,ters, light
W ight, lib, Coo; cove oysters; lisht weisht,
5 So; Eagle, 81 Is Swiss, S. IS.
MOLASSES-LOu siana. common TO fair
Se25o; prime to choice, uew, 40C5i5c: syrup
2O@4Oc: commCn to fair, 20a SC; rriro 10
dice, 2Sg3Oc; centri ug~l, fancy, S09S5c.
SANTOS, December ll.-CofIee, good aver.
age, $500 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts curing
he weet, 5000 bag; purchases for the
United States, 10, 600 bag, cleara noes for the
United States, 5000 bags; st ok, 1000
bags.
RIO DE JANERIo, December II Coffee,
regular first, 300 refs per 70 ki'os good sec
oud, $3.50 refs. Receipts during the week,
62O,WO bags; purchases for the United
5 stes, T1,t00 bags; oleAfances for thu United
States, 1000 BAGS; stock, 222,C00 bags.
NEW ORLEANS, December l3.-Sugar
active, but not quotably higher: plantation
granulated, SIC; choice white, SIC; of
white, bl4e5 5-l6c; choice yellow, clarified,
6ls95 Ice; prime, l6c seconds, S31@
SIC. Molasses--Lou siana open kettle
stronger and higher. choice, $50; ,trictly
prime, 4O94lc. Other articles UNCHANGED.
NEW YORK, Decsn Der lS.-CofTee fair,
firm st lIS9lbc; options active and higher;
sales, $4,000 bags: December, II 99l3o;
January, 12.g0@l3,05c; Fehrulrv, 2.95a
-. l5c; March, IS .05@l3 49,; April, 1903 Zoe;
May, b. l09lS. SOC; June, IS i1Jl3 SOC July,
l3.l5@l3. 25c Sugar quletand steady refined
quiet; mould A, 5 l5-lb-6c, confectionery
A, 5it@5 1850 STANDARD A, s 7-l66l5szc; cut
loaf aud crushed. 6A062Ec; Cubes, S Is 1919
&c. Molasses steady; 50 test, 2O15c. Rice
steady.
HAVANA, December l3.-Owing to favor
able news from abroad during the past week
the sugar market here mss shown more ac-
tivity ana hrmDoss. All sugar offered found
buyers at iull prices hence at the last hopr
holders resolved 10 wait for still bette
rates, and tho market closed firm. At the
outports, owing TO the scarcity of stock, only
a small business was done. Molasses niger,
regular 10 good olariE itiOu, 81 50Gl S7i& per
quintl; muscovado, lair 10 good refining,
s. TO 20 degrees, 81 sal S71@; cel trifugai,
9, to 96 degrees in hhds, bag and bxs g. 1S14
az go stocks in wal eh0use at Havana and
Matahzas, 2l,0O1 bxs, ISL 600 bags, 1900
hhds. Receipts for the week, ll00 bags. NIX
ports during the week, 81 bxs, 1000 bass,
O. hhds, including bx, 1880 bags and all
the hhds to the United States,
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PROVISInNS.

R-Buttsrine, 1S15aI4c; creamery,
S0@35c; dairy, lSg22c; country butter, l5s
HOG PRoDUCTs-Mossp pork, sll@ll so;
sugar cured hams, 1O1sglO2lc; breakfast ba-
con, S5@9%; clear rib sides bacon, TIC;
bacon shoulders, -; bulk pork clear sizes,
&c; clear rib sides, &c; shoulders, 5Hg519c;
long clear, SEC.
LARD-Tierces. SIC; half. barrels and
kegs, 6Ac; choice kettle, .7asc.
FRESH MEArS-Beef, iorequarters, A
&c; mutton, acc; hind quarters Of beef, 4@
P6ULTRYHChcLens dull; spring, sl@2;
old hens, 80. Turkeys, .ssgll. Geese, $780,:
Ducks, So 5O@3; dres ed chickens, 81 092 o
per dozen dressed turkeys, Sgl0c per pound.
GAME-Qulls, per d zen, al q. SPUR
wild, 81 5O@2 90. Venison, whole, SC; sad
u' GSiHiGRSsE-Pdne fats, 5000; New York
factory, 7A9Sc; full cream lS%c; Young
PIGS FEET Barrels, IS 25; hllfbarrels,
81 Is; uegs. 81 25.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, December i: -Proyisions
quiet and weak. Pork ,tsady at 81 Is.
Lard firm at s. 9O@5 IS. Bulk meats
firm; loose lots-lons clear sides s. so
short ribs s. SIS. co. . s9Srt 0ssT e 81 G sbSg
ribs. S. 65; short clear, 8 7595 90. Bacon
steady long clear sides, So 60; short ribs,
s6 70o6 70; short clear, SO 90. Hams firm at
gAo9Ro. Butter dull-creameryt A9Ztoi
dairy, l5923c. Eggs steady, at 2Oc for fresh.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 13.-speou-
lative trad ng in provisions was lighter than
usual and the feeling was tame, Mess pork
opened 5G71[o per barrel higher, but shaded
of ana closed 2h@5c lower than on Satur-
day. lard and short ribs ALEC ruled easier.
Cash prices were "a follows: Mess pork,
Sll@1l 1917; lard, So 071ag6 10; short rib
tides, Loose, s. SOS 90; dry sailed shout
dere, boxed. IA 1894 80; short clear sides,
ranged as follows; Mess pork-Decem Der
opened at $40 80, highest 80 90, lowest $40 80,
closing at $40 80. January ouened at ell IN,
Richest Sill III, lowest sll 10, closing at
Sll 10; February opened at Sll 20, highest
ST. 80, owest Sll %, closing at Sll 20; May
opened at 81 62H, hghest 81 62h, lowest
Sil 52IS, closing Al sll 52X. tard-December
opened at So 10, highest So 10, lowest So OK.
closing st S6 07%; J .nuary opened at So 1917,
hiehsst Sc Is, lowest So l2I, closing at e. l219
February opened at Sc 22%, hig est s6 22Ia,
lowest IS 20, closing NJ s. 2215; March opened
a. S6 2TH, highest So 3d. lowest GO Is, closing az
81 50. Short ribs--January opened AZ $3.50,
highest IS 60, lowest S. So, closing at
S. IS; February opened at s. GO, highest s. go,
lowest s. 57h, closing at s. 5711; March
opened at s. So, highest s. IS, lowest So 65,
closing at s. 65. On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market ruled weak cream
cry, 2l@2514c; dairy, l71Sg2lc. EEgs-tresh,
22lg23c
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mOUskHO.D SUrpLIEs.

APPLES-Apples, s2@S; dried APPLES, ~
e1S1oc per poundfrom store. Dried peaches,
4g5c from store.
VEGETAB .ES-onit MS. 50 4O@2 rs from
store. Cabbage, 81 so; per head, 69Sc; 81 rs
from levee or depot per crate Kraut, brls,
81 1906; half brls, 81 rs. Garlic, 4O@60c per
100. Turnips, SOC per bushel.
FRUIr-0ranges, pc boz, 50 5094; Lem
ons,. A94 50 per box. Bananas, 81 50g2 50
per bunch.
uTS-Cocoanuts-S5 yer 100 Peanuts--
Virginia, 6c Tennessee, farmers stock, SO
&c; roasted, 21ac higher shelled, loo. Al
monds, 200, Walnuts-English, 1Sc. Fill
berts, 1910. an.-Texas, Toe; Brasil
nuts, l2c
RAISINS-London layers, so; layers,S2 u;
California, 81 Is; Imperial, -.
PICKLES-IL Jars. pints, 70 quarts,
VI so; half-gallons 81 IS; gallons, 81 rs /;
loose, barrels, e. 50g7; half-barrols, SO 75g
25; mixed, barrels, $40 so; mixed, half
barrels, IS.
-Mackerel, half-barrels, No. !, q so
@6; No 2, s.; No 8 o. So; l0.lb kit, No. |,
900; No. 2, 75c y l5-lb, No. 3, 65 Dry her
rings, family, 25c per box.
GAME-Game fish, $3.50.
EGGS-Easy, q use.
TAT0ES-Nort there stock, 81 so 81 IS.
CIDEh-New York, O. 1907 per barrel an d
So 1904 per ha f-barrel.
VINEGAR-l0g15c per ga Ion.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR.
Cotton Firm - Mlddling, 8 Cent?
Sales Yesterday, 1900
Bales.

Money ia in pretty active demsnd
at s per cent. Finances are easier, owing to
the sales and movement of cotton. Local
securities arc strong. The cotton market Is
quiet and steady; middling, 90. Sales,
100 bales, At New York, spots were steady;
middling, t919c. Futures quiet and to 3
points lower; December 9.44@9.46.
A leadir New York cotton circular says
Of the speculative market: Con iderable ir-
regularity prevailed, with general inclina-
tion in bu! ers' favor. There was. however,
some fair buying on orders to cover at the
breaks, and after losing some points prices
partially reacted, closing about stcaiy at
small shading fom the figures ruling on
Saturday evening.
At New Orleans spots were easy; mid
ding, csc. Futures steady and point
lower; December. 9.p99.llc.
At Liverpool spots were unchanged; fair
business; middlinR, 5Ad. Futures dull;
December j anuary,l S 12.64i sellers.
The general market presents a steady
feeling. -
Twenty-eight brls apples, 1925 ska bran ,4l9
pkgs butter, y pkgs bacon, 46 pkgs boots and
shoes, /! ,ls3 Blu corn, go pkgs cheese, SO SKIS
coffee, Is cars cotton seed, 70Sl SKIS cotton
seed, 50 bdls cotton ties, 100 pkes dry goods,
100 pkgs eggs, 1910 brls -four, 2g65 bales hay,
100 hid hogs, 70 nd cattle. rs Id horses and
mules, 80 pkss lard, q 500 f. lumber, 200 pkgs
liquOss,. bIls neal, 2H brls molasses, 804
kegs nails, 1000 bu oats, brls onions, $50 brls
potatoes, IA care pork sides, Sos brls sugar,
242 pks tobacco, $40 Blu wheat, brls rice.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
received, withdrawn and in store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchants Ex-
Corn reSeived.~jlsO bu; withdrawn, e05 bu;
in store, 36t9~bu. Oats received, 1901 bu;
Withdrawn, 200 blu; in store, 224 ,S43 bu.
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LIVE sBOCH

CORN FED CATTLE-choice, &c; good,
GRASS CATTLE-choics, 8@31Io; good,
2h93c; fair to medium, 2s215c; scallaWags,
lglhc.
H0Gs-choice, &c; good, 10; commop,.-.
SHEEP--Choice. &C.; medium, SIC. Choice
lambs, 41Sc per pound.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 10. -. The
Dropers' Journal reports Cattle receipts,
1000 head: shipments, 2O0 head; market
steady; Christmas, g. 1905 90; shipping
steers, $50 to 1900 poundg, s. 1904 60i stockers
and feeders, S3tG3 30 /; cows, bulls and mixed,
81 50g3 Is; bulk, a 21e2 so; Texas COWS,
Sla2 so; Texas steers, u 60d3 90. HOgs-re
ceiDts, 5000 head; shipments, 300 head;
market steady; rough mixed, 81 SO&4 10
packing and shipping, A94 90; light, IS 40
td4 10; skips, 81 &dg2 50 Sheep-reooipts,
1000 head; shipments, 2OlO head; market
slow and l0glio lower; natives, s. 5Ogi 70;
Western, 81 5Og3 81; Texans, 1905 Is;
lambs, si94 IS.
KANSAS CITY, MO, December l3.-The
Liue Stock Indicator reports. Cattle-re-
osipts, 100 head; shipments, mono; good,
steady; common, weak and hard 10 sell
GOOD 10 choice, S. 9Oai 30; common TO medi-
M, SO 25g3 81; stockers, 81 70 a2 IS; feeding
reee pts, 10000 heed; sh pments, 500 head I;
market strong and active; choic 30 higher;
medium and common, steady; good 70
choice, $ SOFA 10; common TO medium, s. 10
as 81. sheep-reeeipt 500 head; shipments,
none; market steady; good 70 choice, 81 ~
93 Is; common 70 medium VI 6gCs2 20,
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NONEMENTS An THr LEYpn

Arrivals Jsmes Lee. Fiars Point;
Coshoma,,, ,osesols; Kate Adams. Arkansas
City WV. ONeill, Ohio river; Dick Clyde,
Fulton Oakland, New Orleans; Chesa-
poake, Tiptonvillo.
Departures james Lee, Friars Point I;
Coahoma, osceola; Kate Adams, Arkans as
City; Dick Clyde, Fulton; Oakland, ST..
Louis; Chesapeake, 1iptonville; DeSoto,
Cincinnati.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
@ ali ma--lSS bales cotton, 81 bags
seed cotton. and 2ll7 SKIS GOTTEN seed.
Kate Adams-6lg bales cotton, "a bags
seed cotton, 2OS9 SKIS cotton seed, nd stock,
AID ITO pkgs sundries.
Dick Olyde-9 bales cotton, 16 bags seed
cotton, an 40 SKIS cotton seed
Desoto 5iA pkgs OF miscellaneous
freight.
James Lee-5l6 bales cotton, az bags soed
cotton, 1894 SKIS cotton seed, and 1890 iest
e lumber.
Chesapeake-l76 bales cotton, so bags seed
cotton, 81 SKIS cotton seed, $50 SKIS corn, %
hid at,Ck.
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Alb q Low
Water. lChanRos.


PITTS1URG, PA, December l3,-Noon-
River ied , IL ches on the gauge and rising.
Weather-'aining.
WHEELING. W. VA, December b.
Noon Riyel 5 feet IL inches on the gauge
and rising. Collaborating.
CINCINNATI, O., December 10 --Noon-
River 10 feet inch on the gauge and falling
slowly. Woath,r cloudy and colder.
EVANSVILLE, IND, December Ia
Noon River 9 fat tx inches on tho gauge
and falling. We,thor cloudy and cooler.
The Ohio. from Cin'innati, IL due.
LOU ISYILLB, ~, December l3.-Noon
River 5 ieot II inthes In tho canal and
l inch on tho falls and falling. Bus ness
far. Weather warm and rainy.
CAIRO, ILL, Deoemboi l8.-Noon- River
Weather cloudy and cool Arrived; Back
eye state, Cincinnati, 10 l.m. Departed I.
Buckeye State, Memphis, am.
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DRUGS Quinine, P. 4 W., OF, nc; cans,
CSC; New York quinine, or, .65c; caus, SOC I;
X s. 9uinine. O.. 65ei cans, 60 !;
walls, 81 10; New \ ork morphine, % % RPS
per OF | OF viels, 81 O5; cinchonidia, 1oz,
OPIUM, per round, SO 40; iodide potash, $3.50
per pound, inclasivei subnitrate bsmuth,
81 20 per pound, inclusive; ohlOrolorm, 45o
pOr pound; blue mass, 45e per pound; Gallo
mel, 75c per pound mere airy, 700 per pound /;
choral hy drate, 81 so per pound; camphor,
2c ner pound alcohol, barrels. per gallon,
PAINTS AND 0II,-White lead, Col
lier's. INC per pound 5oO pound lots, 70 per
pound, &c OF, Is days; southern white lead,
nc per pound; 500 pound lots, 7c, 21Sc of, Is
days; boiled linseed oil, 43c per gallon, by
barrel raw, 4Oc tur. entine, 3S1Sc per SALON.
by barrel
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OTTON sErn PRODUDC%

COTTON SEEC-Ip car load lots: Prime
crude cotton seed oil, new, 27h9
ESQ., off crude cotton seed oil, SO
26c primo summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 393ic; of summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 3lS32c miners summer vel ow colt on
seed oil, 3S@e95c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, Sig36c choice cooking yellow cot
ton seed oil, CSC; prime cotton seed meal,
sl4 U.s.; off cotton seed meal, nnre. Cotton
seed delivered at depot or leyee, 81 per ton
from wagon at mills, g per ton.
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Decrease in receipts this year,,

At noon: Liverpool spots unchanged, fair
business. Sales, 10000 bales, o. which Ameri-
lean 800 bales Receipts, 100 bales, Of
which American $500 bales.
Closing quotations we're as follows: Or
binary, SD; sood ordinary, ll-l6d; low
middling, l-l6d; good middling, sgd;
middling uplands, sad; middling Orleans,
SD.
THE prices are Oipen in ponce aud 64ths,
thus; % means 6S-64d; ana SOL means
5 3d.
At noon Liverpool futures were steady;
December, l2@5 l3d; December January,
-; January February, Has I'D; Feb
ruary-March, 5 1905 lSd; March-April. s Is
as l5d; April MAY. 5 1906 I'D; May June,
1905 I'D; June-July, 5 zoos Gid; July
August, sd.
At2 nm: Liverpool futures were dull;
December, 5 lSd, value; December-Jsn-
uary, I'D, sellers; January February,
I'D, sellers; February-March, lsd, sell
ers; March,April, lad, buyers; April
May, Nd, buyers; Mav-June, l9d, sell
ers; June-July, 5 2ld, sellers; July-Ausust,
5 23d. value.
At5p. M. Liverpool futures we're dull;
comber, 5 1874, buyers; Decembe Jan
uary, 5 I'D, sellers; January February,
I'D, sellers; February Mach, l3d, sci,
ers; March-April, 5 l4d, buyers; April.
May, 5 l6d, buyers; May-JuIe, 5l9l, SELL
ers; Jqne-July, 52ld, seller; July-August,
sd, buyers.
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A Valuable Patent,

DAnoy's (HOrsel Corn aud Pea FIeh
ter
II AVlNa perfected my ,upVnuUhi l yi1h
II o place IL before tho pubic, especially
man ufaoturors. AZ Corn Planter, iss
tho seed accurately, uniniured, and ooverd
the same, therOby ono man performing the
work Of thfoO. Thov have boon used IN
this section for over dozen years with peI'
foot satisfaction. Can giye responsible tosti
mOnials. Addrc8
JOHN " DANCY, DSnoyvule,
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GROOERIEa.

SUGAR--Pure white, 531a6e; of white,
5sA951Sc; yellow CHARMED, 5L595]zc; sec
Qnds, pose; refined A, 6g61s granulated,
6h@61So; plantation eranulRted, 6g61kO;
powdered, 1d7lHc; cut loaf, 7a711c.
CANDlES-St cks, all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, IN d9%c.
o0FFEE-o9mmOn, l21191Sci ordinary,
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sKINa ANn rnRs

SKINS AND FUas-Dosr skins, 1Sc;
bear, sl@7c; mink, l4@lOci coon, hunt
or hRndled, l596ne; country handled,
li@50c; other, Si96; beaver, 50cg
81; wild cat, l5@25c OK, l5G75c; musk rat,
l0c; opossum, 1Oc; wolf, 50;9s2; skunk SO
75o; panthers, 50o9Sl.
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.WHIsKY---Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 50@j; redistilled goods 70 Soc TO 81 so,
according to proof; rye, 1896.
CHICAGO, ILL, December l3.-Whisky,
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO, December 13.-Whisky
firm, 81 ID.
CINCINNATI; o., December 13.-Whisky
firm; sales OF 1857 barrels OF finished goods
on a basis of 81 Is.
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MnslI..

Woodbury. crease wool. unWashad,
l3Gl8c; clear grease wool, BG26e; bury
washed, 2393Oc; tub washed, 83937c.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, December Is. DOL
quiet and dull unwashed medium, 2la25 80
coarse braid, l692lo; low sandy, 13glSc /;
light, l8a25c heavy, 1l@Mc
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NOw-The 'Time 10 Speculate

A CTIVE Fluctuations in the Market oAer
"a opportunities 10 specuiatJrt TO make
money l. Grain, Stocks Bonds and Petro
ieum. Prom I personal attention given TO
orders received By wire OF NAL Cores
pondence solicited, Full information about
the markets in our Book, which will DO tor
Warded free on application.
II. ID. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
IS Broad 4 - Now Streets, New York CITY,
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pETWOlrTim uhRKrE.

COAL 0IL-Pfime White, Wholesale lots,
9%@l0c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o.. December l5.-Pe-
troloum UNCHANGED; s.'w. llO', TIC.
PITTSBURG, Pa, December l3.--Pe-
active; National Transit Certificates opened
at 672Sc; closed at 691Sc; highest, 6914ci low
est 675&c
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFPIoE SIGNAL S ERyIo6, U. s A.
MEMPHIS, Deoe mber l3, pm,
The following observations are taken
nj all stati Ons nsmed at 75o meridian time,
which is one hour later than Memphis
time.
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BIDES ANo TA.LOw.

HIDES-Dry flint. No. I, Ice; No 2, l21ac;
dry salted, l0h@l2Mc; green sailed, No, /,
1859; No. 2, &c; green, bg6c. Sheep skins,
l5c@Sl. BeesWax, Doe Tallow, 40
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rN,APE woe "a Rewcved alive, in from
- 40 minutes 10 2 boars, With read com.
plete. or no charge No FRgtiug requiredi
no pOis nous medicines. Can be taken with
ease By child or adult. Call or send for cir
culars. s..DR. NJ. NEY SMITH, Specialist,
9nrinFdeld, Mo.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and steadp and closed quiet and
steady; middling, &c. Sales, 100 bales,
1900 to exporters and 200 to spipners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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AGHIOJT, TURA- &, u,Ih.
DRU0s. PAINIs Nm OIls

AOAsASpA OAhN DO ~ GDDs
sEEDS-Clover, "a 9OS5, Ier bushel /;
orchard grass, 81 50@l 90; hoIisgrass, S "a
55c rye, 65970c per bu; timothy, S5@225.
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BAGGING-C Carload los: Jute, 2 lbs,
Sho; IA lbs, re; IA lbs, &c. Flax, lbs,
954c.
TIES-Sl O5dl 10.
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EXCHANGE.

New York sight on all points, 4 discount
buying, par selling; Now England demand,
disc unit buyipg; New Ensland sight, VI
par selling.
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FINANCE.

Money in pretty active demand at s
Her cent, The Clearing House report is as
follows:
UT nADIApc
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
sTEAMERS LEAVING
TVESnAy

TUESDAY.
concordia. S pm.
Cincinnati........... BuCKSYH SrATH, s Pm.
ST. Francis River.ED F0sTER, 5P.m.
WEDNESDAY.
Friars Point.......JANEs LEE, SPIN
Osceola. SPIN.
Arkansas River...JoE PETERS, s pm.
White River. ..CHIcEAsAw, S pm. =
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NAILS, s.r41,. SuOT
nAGGINC4 !. Nj TIE., at.

" H"7's ~ W y " VT
EAILS.lOs, iron, 81 o; steel, 90 40.
LEAD &c.
hHOr-Drop, 81 65; auck, 81 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14

The New Orleans future market opened
steady, and closed 81 ady and point lower.
Sales, $4,000 bales. Quotations were as fol.
lnwe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14
u. 8, Sc, 1904. Is, coup, 1873,
as, coup, ll0h. Pacific &c Of 1895, l24eS

La. stamps, Is, 62h. Missouri g., 1C3.
Cent. Pac Ist5, lltL Den h RIG. lstsi ll9.
D &R.G.W lists, IS Erie DDS, 99H.
M X. 1T. Con. S. ,991I. North. Pac. lsts, 1875
North, Pae. 2ds lO91[. n. Western con. 1884.
N West deb. So. l07K. St.L.S.F. Gen M. ,ll3%
ST. Paul con, la, St.P. CAP ,lstsi ll9h.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14
CONSOLIDATED srATEMENr.

Receipts U. States
ports, 2 days.. 9T,5TTl $3.50 1883
Export Ct Britain 5000 5000 2o,s25
stock .................. 99l 1884 g72,7aS eSS 800
Receipts Sept. LIST. eos, AIS ,Ol6 1854 l54, 7S9
Foreign exports. ,765 1886 ,7l6, 556 sSS, $40
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New York spots opened steady and closed
ssteadyi middling, s15c. Sales, 735 bales.

New York futures opened steady nd
closed steady and to 3 points lower than
vest rday. Sales, 1890 bales, The closing
quotations were as fOlloWs,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14

The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet and closed easy middling, 9hc.
Sales, 1000 bales. Quotations were as fol-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08

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loren su infltuitrn, 0b lie fir Uber sceen
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den, unb ipenn Srn. Vtjller's 9lntrag
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