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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
General News.
ST.. FnlNcfs river il rising.

ST. Francis river Is rising.
lsDIcATIoss point 10 good spring trade.
MAJ. JonS ID. ADAMS, Of Little Rock, is In
the city.
The Chickasaw will be here to leave to-
morrow evening at s o'clock for White river.
TnE large and commodious Anchor line
steamer City of Vicksburg leaves here at 10
o'clock for Cairo and 81. Louis.
TnE Helena did not finish dischdging her
cargo last night, and she will not be ready
10 leave for st. Louis before this afternoon.
TnE river here at o'clock yesterday after
noon stood twenty-five feet eight inches on
the gauge, a decline Of two inches since last
report
Ir is reported In steamboat circles that the
ontcrprising steamboatInan, Col Hunter Ben
Jenkins has purchased the sole interest of
the Electric line OF the Missouri river.
The beautiful Anchor line steamer Arknn-
sas City Is announced 10 leave here this
morning at 10 o'clock for Helena, Friars
Point, Arkansas City, Vicksburg, and all way
landings to Natchez.
TmE Joe Peters arrived from Arkansas river
yesterday morning with $40 bales II cotton
J ,120 sacks Of cotton seed, COW and calf and
IL packages of sundries. She leaves again
this evening at 5 o'clock for all points on
Arkansas river as high up as Pine Bluff.
TnE many friends OF Capt. John L. Rhoads
will be panied to learn of his death at Pitts
burg In the sixty-ninth year Of his age. Capt.
Rhoads, before the war, was owner and COM
mander Of many fine steamers running be-
tween St. Louis and Pittsburg and ST. Louis
and New Orleans.
THERE Is still plenty Of water In the Ohio
river for all steamboat purposes. and nearly
all the coal loaded Mt Pittsburg has been
started on its way south. The present run
will exceed G,0O0.0o0 bushels, and as far as
heard from, with ono or two exceptions, all
the fleets are meeting with good luck and
making fast time.
Tue Anchor line freight agency at Cairo
was formally abolished March |. The Offices
NJ this point and New Orleans will also be
abolished, but the time for 40 doing has not
been determined yet This action of the
company. Il would appear, must work great
~ TO lis disadvantages. as shippers are very
81 cptibc 10 solicitation by representatives
OF steamboats,, aud will be very likely TO ship
upon such boats as keep them advised
TnE Ohio arrived from Cincinnati at an
early hour yesterday morning with 3i5 bar
rcls of Hour, Is barrels OF apples, 80 bales Of
straw, l5l bales Of hay, ll3 half bales, 100
sacks Of clover i03 empty barrels, 705 pack.
ages " furniture, % kegs Of nails, 800 reels
and 81 bundles Of wire. 800 barrels Of salt
and ~ head Of stock She II rcccivingat the
whnrfboat, 20 leave this evening at 5 o'clock
for Cairo, Evansville Louisville. Cincinnati
aud all the principal way landings on the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Cons MrAL-standard, S2.75, pearl. $500,
roller, S2pOd3.OO; quiet
lirAxs-Navy, saOo027bi medium, s2.lOd
2t0.
oar MEu.--In half brls. $3.50 from store.
fioUE--fmm storc, common, Si.Ooct3.25
family. ". 25CS3.5O. choice si.5O,g3I0, fancy,
sitotfl.iG extra fancy sL2S@ioOi patent
si5oef4.s,, quiet.
CnAcKEns-Soda, extra, &C.. soda, treble ox
tm aye; ginger snaps, 5Is@5,fc; assorted
inmblc-, loo.
CnAcKIp wuEAr-in half brls, sl.25 from
store,
noHNy ASp onIrs- Prom store, tS2o.
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rrea.aun..

HAY-ChOicc. from store, 05c0tSi.00; car
load. from lcycc or dcDot is60tti 10.
prime. store, todt92,fc; car load from leycc
or depot. si7.Uotaias0 prairie from store,
Ontlioc, ear load from leyec or depot 5000
mi3nO.
BnAS-From store, $780, from lcycc or lie.
pot siao0.
CoHS-From store. white, 00c. mixed, t7c,
from lcycc or depot white, Ia bulk. b56
Sc; In Us, Gle, mi1cd, Ia bulk, 5jc; Ia sis,
90.
oars -Frcm store, white CSC; mixed, l0c,
from levcc ~ depot, white. IN bulk, 3sc, IN
SKIS, lo,; mixed, In bull, J0c, In SIS, 3sc.
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Grain and Isrovlslons.

~
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March g. rhe opening of
the market on change was devoid Of any
special feature, first salesbcing at about the
same figures as at Saturday. close. For a
short period general weakness prevailed,
fractional declines being scored. Operators,
however, were inclined 10 20 slow, and be-
fore the first hour hadgipassed, decided
change came over the grain tits Under the
leadership OF corn, activity Opened up and
the whole grain list developed surprising
strength, and advanced sharply. There was
considerable selling Of wheat by the crowd
curly, but one house absorbed all that was
offered, and trading soon settled down 10
scalping basis, the strength in the market
coming entirely from corn. The decrease in
the visible supply, $4,000 bushels, was con-
siderably less than was expected. May
opened at S0ss@s0I<c, declined TO 5000
@9Sc, then advanced to S0Mc, declined TO
S02Sc, then advanced 10 Sic, and closed at
S01ic.
Corn was active, the largest trade seen in
weeks being transacted. The market gives
signs Of broadening. Country spectators
arc sending In moro orders Nearly all tho
big local traders took q hand IN the trade,
and one OF the largest operators bought
about all morning. Shorts rushed 10 cover
freely, and, although there was free realizing
by holders who bought last week, prices
kept almost steadily on the up grade and
advanced 1"sc from inside figures, and closed
L. above Saturdays last sales May opened
1T b2ssc, sold at 52l4c up 20 13L, recodcd to
62c, became stronger, and sold to 532sc, and
closed 52kd62i9c Oats we're Grmcr, and
under good demand May and June nd
yanccd 9e@i9c. May ranged 3ll1@32hc,
and closed 3lys0 &c. june ranged between
81 5sOTBgisc, and closed Mt n re
In provisions the week opened with the
old bear element inclined 10 give more at
tenilon to the market. In Il sales were made
10 closing prices Ia shade easier, but before
the trading showed much life depression
was forced by excessive offerings. Under
the head Of pork the market suffered u weak
cnine tendency and ruled lower. Pork sold
oil a.. 70 from the opening prices. aud short
ribs Dc. Lard was overlooked practically in
the bear raid. As the day advanced pork and
short ribs recovered from the break and ruled
strny. Speculation was fairly active when
compared with the dullncss prevailing. May
sold nc Sl3.7 isCJl3.05 for pork, S7.G7 lscD1. 20
for lard and a. 20at1.2 5 for short ribs, and
closed at sl3.s7ls, $40 and S7.22i = respect
lively
The statement Of the visible supply of
grain on March 3, MS compiled by the sccro-
inry Of the Chicago board Of trade, was a.
follows: Wheat. 31,5i6,25I bu, q decrease of
olG,0jo In; corn, 1852 022 bu, increase 2e5,-
eJ3 bu; oats, 4,S12, lO2 bu, decrease 1852
bu; rye, 1923 bu, increase I, $50 bu barley,
., i0D f9 bu, decrease ~, i0i.
The leading futures ranged rs follows;
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ing, ioci mlddlIns fair, lo'sci fair, nom
DAILY corroS STATEMENT.

Ian X II, 90; NJ l. RRR, %, c, o &BwRk H.,
cs l., No&T II II, 30; X G. $ & NJ n Il. lCl;
KC, NJ & BIZ H. 49, steamers, l,sS5; wagons, 10. To-
tal, 2i55 bales.
Exporis--M & c II, 0Gs baicS N & TsR n, ocs;
J. 4 N X II, GS2; c. o& s " Il X. d75j l., N q &
TRR, 81 Total 1858 bales.
HRw YORK.
Spots opened easy aud closed unsettled;
mddllng, 10 5-i0c. Sales, 100 quotations
were as follows Ordinary, 7 7.lGc; good
ordinary, sjsc; low middling, i3,l9ci mid
ding, 10 slice; good middling 10 9i6e; mid.
ding fair, II s-l0c; fair, II Is i6c.
Futures opened weak and closed steady Ms
follows March, 0.06@oos; April, 1O0i@io.o2;
May, l0,0'@l0.io June, io,1G@i0i7; July,
l0.iSGsl0.l0; August lo.22@io.23; septom-
Der, 9.7s@0s0; October 0.G2Cl0Oi; Noyem-
Der, o.5l@0.55; December, 9.65@9,50; Janu.
airy, 0.G2@0,0i. Sales, al 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened weak and closed
irrcgulnr middling, Hide. Sales, l3l,4O0
bales. Quotations were as follows: ordinary,
Dice; good ordinary, l5-IJc; low mid
ding, 0ke 'middlirg, li-iOc; good mid
ding 10 Lice.
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed firm, rs follows March, 04D6t0.50;
April, 053a05i; May, 0.GS@0.0i; June,
O.,3@9.7l July, 1s3@0si; August, O.70@
9s0 September, 0.Ss@039 October. clio
0l5 November, 0O7@aOj; December, 0.00i
January, o3lcio3J. Sales, 1871. 100 bales.
pAiLY REPORT ASD INTERIOR MARKET.
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ITonsEs Fair demand. drivers, 4i2jeii75
heavy draft, Sl15@295; saddle, si50aaO
extra saddle. S2OO6l2jO, plug, S50a'g
Texas ponies, $4,000 common drivers
SjlaiUI.
MuLrs-Fnir demand; IA TO AZ hand.
high, s0bt1iiu. h,f "a - hands high, Sll0'i
i2b; ~ 10 ii's hands high, si2j@i6o, ibis {.
~ hands high, sl50ai 100
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Live slaek.

SnrEr-Choicc: imiJ4c; medium, $40
3isc, common, s1O)di.b0.
L,uns--Choicc, $500 common 10 good,
per head. Sl.ID@3O1.
GEAss CAtrLE--Choicc, 3lEe1lc; good, 90
as ic; fair 10 medium, 2Aeg2Ac; scala
waiss, lll@lAc; feeders, light, 2@2hci
heavy, 2ttcg.ic.
lloas--Choicc lighc, 500; good, Sia.@5c;
common, 1itMlisc.
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CoFrrr-Common. igc. ordinary, i0'sc,
fair ifmN'.c prime rio, inaCiDhc, choice
10 fancy &io 2lc; old government 2s89oc;
quiet
sra,n--Purr white. 0a;c. or white. Glfc;
yellow clnriic,l, d's@0Ac. open kettle, $40
hkc. whncd 4, Ul.c standard graduated,
5isC plantation rlanulaic,i, nc, powdered
SO sAc; cut loaf s'f6tsllc. steady.
Rcr--L0uisiana, 6isa04c; Carolina, o. 20
5ci strong.
c,Spir.- SILK. al slscs, In b1., pals and
hrls, s's@pc, fancy assorted, s,sMisc; firm,
Cnrr-r-Ncw York factory, o6tSc full
cream, igmi2'sc. Young America, i3Cti3hc.
ALr--saginaw, fi3Nai.t0 per bril- Ohio
river. Al 2Dai.2, per bril- ais fine, ti3'of
il0 coarse. ti.i0,diib, pkts blcached, N.2a
mixed. bfls, 5000 mixed, 2Aet7c.
,soArs ANp cASpir,--soap, S@Slic, can
dies, full weight, shtioc.
CANNIp Goops..-l'ino apples. al. 25eii 90.
Peaches, lbs. standard, 600 ; his stand.
ard, $40. seconds, ti.5O. Tomatoes 2 lbs,
standard, 81 ooai.i0, . lbs, standard, ~ 900
sl.Oo. nlackbcrrics, fi266,i. 90. Gren
gage tl7besis NJ. Pcars. ti.75e2.25
ilums, si05ei7S. Asparagus, t20SCet.2o
Green corn, ti.2jCti.ih Green peas, 81 Oo0f
l.W. Cove oysters, lull weight, N, ti.0O
2 lbs, ti.o5filj, light weight u, Oocs0jci
2 lbs. tiloOtnii0. Condensed milk. Grown,
S7oeBss5, Eagle, S.7j, Swiss, $50. Sal
mon. 800. Sarllncs, 1915; mustard aar
dimes 800, Mackerci, ti.Jo herring
mackerel. ti.21
MoLAssis Louisiana, common 70 fair, 2.
I ee2bc; prime iouhoicc JOct37c fancy, aSC
f0c, common 10 fair. 2Oa25c; prime 4
choice, 25,s2sci syrup, ec9ioci hrnl.
ueasese,a sappIles.
! Arrirs New YORK, 1870 yer bfl
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1900 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
past week were, 5000 bags purchases for
the United States 1900 bags clearanccs for
the United States, $1,000 bags; stock, 10000
bags.
SANTOS, March 5.--Cofee--Good average;
800 refs per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, $4,000 bags; clearances for the United
States, 5000 bags; stock, 100000 bags.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 5.---On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was I'M
changed. Eggs--Unsettled at 16Hc.
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Sewer gas. disease germs aud oon,a.
gion are Q ectunlly coinbaticd by
burning liydronApthol rastilcs In
rooms and apartments They are fra
grant and invigOmting 10 the sick.
skin and scalp diseases arr perma.
nently cured by Hydronapthol Soap,
a pure, highly scented medicinal
soap for toilet. nursery and bath.
Tnothache, facc neuralgia and In.
famed or swollen gums Yield
promptly 10 Darhy's Dental Plaster,
which take the place ~ oplatcs and
dangerous toothnchc drops.
Corns and BunIons cnnso no pain
whcrc Meals Corn and Bunion PlGf.
ten are used. They quickly allny
Inflammation and relieve palm.
spallp0x and other contagious dis
eases are prevented by burning Sen.
bury's sulphur Candles IN Cellars,
closets. klnks. SHIPS holds, bird
cages. chicken coops, etc.
sEABuRY a JOHNSON. New rorf.
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A Wan u,ow- se Atoms.

BnDoKroHT, Conn, March GA small
building used for mixing illuminate at the
works Of the Union Metallic Cartridge
company was blown 10 atoms, and Henry
Becker, lis only occupant, was hurled into
the air and fell shapelcss mas several
feet distant this morning. The cause OF
the explosion n unknown.
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FISH Mackercl. haifbrls, No. I. 500. No.
2 Sl25. No. q, - lO.b kit, No. I. tl.i0.
No . ti.oo, No. 2, ----. Dry herring, fala-
ily, pc per box.
Hoo FRONTIERS Steady; mess pork, sl5bo
ctid.0o. sugar cured hams, il@iiisc; break.
fist bacon, nan e; bulk pork. clear sides,
,.6g5Isc. clear rib sides, 7Is@5,sc; long
clear, 7ta1ysc, shoulders, 01c.
LAnp-Tcs. nc; half brls INC; kegs, 7asc;
chuicc kettle, sAwo'fc; steady.
Pios fErr-lirls, $50, half brls. $1,000
l.jO. key si.jO
frTsn Mu,rs-Choice beef headquarters.
~, fnreluartcr, o.; second grade, hind.
guarlcrs, ~, forcquartcr, Sc. sheep, N.
Ilues, 9c.
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THE RIvARs.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements nc the Leyec.

Arkansas river
observation-disclosures, Tiptonyille; Rosa
Lee, 0sceola; Rob Roy, Walnut Bend; James
Lee, Friars Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas
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EXcIIANGR.

EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east on
demand, u discount buying. New York
and principal cities north and cast, sight x
discount buying. New Orleans, s. discount
buying.
I, Selling Ratcs-On New York, = per cent,
premium on sums below $1,000, $50 per
81 900 premium ON sums of 81 900 or more;
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville, Si.6O
per q, 900 premium on all sums; on New Or
leans, $3.50 per 81 900 on all sums Primo
commercial sterling, $iS2@is2}S.
No changes in quotations OF any inpor-
tuncc were made in local securities at the
stock call board meeting to-day. The local
cotton market closed quiet and OH SC,
Ealcs $50 bales. New York spots closed UNI
settled and Off re, and as TO futures Hub
bard, Price & Co.'s cotton circular says;
'Trrading In the exchange has been the Ian,
ecst on record and IL has been yciitablo
Waterloo FOR the bull interest which was
rcicntlc.sly sold out By brokers as margins
became exhausted. The sales foot mp AL, 900
bales aud closing prices show decline OF 10
points from thofc Of yesterday. fluctua-
tons have been violent, with few reactions
but stcadincss at times, but each. advance
,,o. los, h, tho ,cr.,s,c,t scIIiny T,roe
failures were announced. The onening was
A. a.cl,ne a, q mint, aud no bi,l,cs,
n,,ces Of Tho aov wero no,d ON tho 1rS call
The close is steady with the hopes and feel.
ing that the worst IS over"
New Orleans .not. clo.c1irreg,,Iar and og
,.c. wi,n futures firm and on n IN % noints
ISycr,,ool closrd n,t aud somo,vha, i,roc,,.
-. IL. s,,,,,..., -, II ~ $500,
~ -. ~. a.
~ ~" v,i,"'a VIZ o"bu' '". ~ p"v'
Win put niue movement frices' ulongh
quotnbly unchanged, are In buyers favor.
MolaxScs continues Quiet and steady. Clean
rice 4 unsettled Far,ign rico comneiition
4, -
"'"', "o"No a"' P,'O'a nv wan
ehing. Rough rice Is dnll and easy.
As 10 the grocery trade the New York
Commercial RulIsiin OF latest date saws.
.pu.,,.s. a,,c. 40, 6nd much ~ n .,ir,,.
IA. al LII .a,,,o -. 80 ,.i.,,. a,,,,'a
'"', a"' "N'iV 'o."e e'o"a a'0 iAiiiJ n'u''
Nv 'ne momeh'i hc general movement Is u
mule oeio" what might have been expected
Tor the season. Weather influences upon
transportation, etc, speculation and legisla.
five aetion imam dutics ali act NJ deferripy
s..,,', L,,, - - ~. ,,,a,s,i,, ~,
s"o'o's' wv "'"' VI 'Noso .'"N''ai'y e"o0N
consumption and the trade place great
I.aI Hon nj
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Az noon; Spots-Flai, somewhat irrcglar.
Sales, iO,OOO bales, Of which American, ZOO
bales Receipts, 600 bales, ~ which Amer.
lean 400 bales Clio Ing quotations were as
follows: Ordinary, bNdi good ordinary, 5lid;
low middling. 7.iGd; good middling, 3
ll,l6d; middling uplands, Odd middling
Orleans 8 o-l6d.
Futures opened easy aud closed easy rs
follows
(lhc prices arc given In pence aud Giths,
thus i.O3d means L65-0ld. and 5Oi mean.
5.i.Gid
At p.m.-March, sgd, SELLERS; March
April aid, seller; Aprll-May. 52sd, buy
crs Mny-Junc, b.2gd, buyer, Junc-July,
63id, buyers; Jnly-August, 5-3Jd. sellers;
Angusi-Scptembor b.33d, sellers; September,
b2id, sellers septembcT-Ociobcr, 6.J5d, sell
ers.
uAvnH.
spois-Quiet and casy Tres orllnairc
orlcam. spot, Gi.fi futures, for March dc.
livery, III.
Note-Tcs orllnairc Orleans spot, 0sf'
represents OBis francs for 80 kiios OF strict
middling cotton, Ilayrc terms. A kilo Is
about lbs, or IS $500 kilo. equal 100 lbs
A franc u equal 20 9Oc.
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Catarrh TO CONSUMPTION.

Caianh In ~ destructive force stands next 10 and
undoubtedly Loads on 10 consumption. II Il there
ioc Sneular that those afflicted with this fearful
dsca1e should not make Il the ohec, Of their live.
10 ria themselves Of H. Dcccptvc rmcdlcs con
oocicd by Ignorant prclcnders 10 medical knowlcdeg
have weakened the confidence Of the great majority
Of mntcu IN all advertised remedies They be-
come resigned 10 lie of misery rather than torture
themselves with doubtful paliiativeA
hut this win never DO. Cakrrh must be met Al
every stage and oombaied with all your might In
many cascs the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms The bones and cartilage Of the nos,
the organs oi hearing. OF seeing and Of tasting ~
afsced ~ 10 ~ u-cs. the uvuls 20 elongated. the
,hnaisc lnnamed andffhia,eda az TO produces con
slant and distressing cough.
sASIonps RADICAL CunE meets every phase Of
Caiarh, from simple head cold 10 the most loath-
some and destructive Stages II Il local and consu'
intionsl. Instant in n,llcying. permanent In cur
ing, sale, economical and ncvcriailing.
Zach package contains Que bottle OF the nAbic Al
tthh one bon ~ CAfAnnlfAt SOLVENT, and an IN.
rnoNnp lNnAtth, with truatise; price tl.Vo
foffKn nnuo A cnnacAL Co. Dosros.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
closed quiet; mlddllns, 0,so. Sales, $50
bales, incilidIne none last evening, Of which
nhns 70 cxportcu and all 10 spinnou.
Exciikxog QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. SIC; good ariinary, sJss; low
mldd:Ins, pHsi mliiiins pc, god mla-
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kfagc OF the RIycr-.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE u. Al
MEMPHIS. March s, pm.
The following observations are taken at all sla.
lions named at 18th meridian time. which Is one
hour later Than Memphis time.
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CLEVELAND, o., March 5---Petroleum---
Steady; s. W. ll0o. 7s4c.
WINiseToS, N. G., March 5.-Turpentine
Quiet at &c.
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dried apples, 6637c per lb from store. Dried
peaches, 8lfCg7IGc from store
FRuir-Orngcs, s3oo@3.60 per box. Lem
ons, $3.00@350 per box. Bananas, $l.6o9
$50 per bunch.
@io0. Kraut, brls, s7.50@s.60; half brls,
s.. 25G1i.75. Garlic, sio0 per 100. Turnips,
500 per brl. Ruta Baga, $3.50.
PoULTRY-Chickehs, spring, S2.Ootg9.W.
hens, $300@35o; turkeys, $900@l20 on;
dressed chickens S200@3O0; turkeys, 100
lic per lib; ducks $3oo@3.5O; geese, $4oO
S GSnE-onail, $500 per doz; squirrels,
Si.25 per doz. Venison, whole deer,
l6,5c; saddles Toe. Wild ducks, $3.50
per doz. Rabbits, $l.75 per doz. Prai-
keys, 50@75c. Snipe, $l.25. Woodcock, $500
per doz
PIcKLEs-Drls 50 20; half brls, 500.
Foes Unsettled; boxes, l2c; cases, l2Kc.
RAIsISs-London, layers, $500; layers,
1913; California, S2.25.
MFRS Cocoanuts, $50 per 100. Peanuts,
| Virginia, O.; Tennessee, farmers stock, ga
ic; rpasicd 2lsc higher; shclled, loo. Pc
cans, Texas, 0al2c.
DCTrn,--Bu iierine, i2@i5c; creamery, 81
@35c; dairy, 20a2ac; country butter, 5000
'lnik~-aNtW lhlff fis'u't ~ pNI VII HhN
| $i0Od4. % per hall brl
POTATOES Firm, selling at a. 25Cli 10 pei
bu, sl95@S.60 per bH; sweet potatoes, $50,
per brl.
visEom-rer gal, iO@lsc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon
| si,50@G0G Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tennessee, 81 .i0G3.0o Eastern Rycs, $3.50,
/ A. ustugrlttas la ult1 tnul ss
whisky, 00cCgl.2l. according TO proof.
BAGGlYG-- JM7c.
TiEs--'Sl. l0M1.i5.
SHor- Drop, Sl.i0; buck, sl.Gj.
| LrAD--61s6.
NuL8--lion. $a.10s2.15; steel, 80 2DG29o
PowDEn--kcgs Sj half kegs 1913; quar-
ter Kegs. Sid0.
lIiprs Dry flint. No. /, l2i<c No. ., Ole
dry saltcd, Ggl@sIsc; green siltod No. l, Ghc
No 2 4is@0ci green, l@Jci shccpskinsr
Tonooo-Common, 25@a5c; other grades,
S561o5c.
SNurr-Carretts, Si0e5; Ralph's, $l025,
railroad, 81. -; Gail & Ak. S00l
Con- .On.--Primc white, Wholesale lots
Zoe per gal.
Woof-- BURY grease wool, unwashcd, i3@
iSc; clear grease wool, 2lGi zoe; bury washed
20ta30c; tub washed, D@3jc.
bHisWAN--lNd2Oc.
TALLow--JdJ4c.
Fnns AND sKiNs-Decr, 30dSjc; bear, Sl.0
M1OO; mink. i5fJIOc; coon, hunter handled
l5G1s5c; country handled, lb6t0Oc; otter,
l.O0dS 80; beaver. JOcG 800; Wild eat, lbiG
Doe; fox, l5l75c; mu.krat, l0di5c; opoi sam,
l0lGl5c; wolf, 50c@s200; skunk, i3Gg55c;
panther, SOclaSl.0l
srrps-Rcd clover, Si.T5dt5.25 per hui
timothy SJ2j per In; herbs, JOd5jc per bu,
blue grass. sl.25 per bu; oicl ard grass, sl.IC
CLIO per bu; red outs, l7ct5oc per bu.
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Now q. the Time

To use Hodges sasaparilla with Iodidc Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain curc for rheumatism, scrofulous ~.
iections, and all diseases peculiar TO females.
Rcnovatcs and inyigoratcs the system. Phys
icians recommend II. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers,
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today were slo,ioo.o91,- balances were
S9i7,70s. d,
ST. Louis, Mo-, March 5.-Olcarings today,
S34o3'a lS; balances, $7o3, GA
Bosros, Mass, March -Cearings today
were Si4, 100, $40; balances, 81, a., G0I.
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Nrw yorK. March 5.--coiee-spot fair,
Rio nominal options heavy and 30aSO
points lower. dales 900 bags, March,
li0WaiOso April. tiQi0al0s0 May,
si0 s0cti060. June. ti0ios 1880, July, So.S
ei0oo August s0.eo9s.ei september, 1910
a0.70, October, s0.o0 NOVEMBER, t96,; De
crmhcr. ~ tSGta. rs: January tD.Oodo 05
February, ta.6A suear--Quict aud easy; Bcr.
nambuco sl.c: fair refining quoted az iJ.c;
refined duh, standard A, oo'i6c
CfxciNS,rt. o., March e--Whisky quiet.
Arm, sale. /. ig5 barrels hnlsh,d goods ON a
basis Of ti.Oe. Buticr--firm fancy north
western creamery sic ertrp Ohio 2sC1 epc;
prime dairy roll 2oe22c. sugar.-Firm:
hard refined 5l(asc; New Orleans, 5CS5I.c.
Esvs-Duli, heavy, Il ioc. Checsc--.Steady;
prime 70 choice Rat, winter make, io@iic.
RIO IN Jaxrrno, March 3. Coiee--R Regular
hfst 5000 rels per 10 kiosi good seconds,
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Wool.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 5.--Wool-Quict,
steady and firm.
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The following lisi Is corrected regularly,
end may he rganlcd as the latest quotations
uAxg STOCKS
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. March 5.-Therc was very
good demand present at jobbing houses, but
with agents trade, aside from deliveries on
old engagements, was largely the result Of
Mondays orders