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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-30
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Woncy, nonda and STOCKS.

Nrw YonK, April 2s.-Money easy at ~
TO per cent, last loan ~ per cent, closed
NJ 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Aism5if per cent. Sterling exchange dull
but steady at tis0k for sixty day bills aud
slsS for demand.
Goycrnmcnt bonds were quiet but firm
State bonds were dull aud steady.
The stock market today was very active
and strong throughout the session, there
being no interruptions of the advance
worthy 81 the name from opening 10 close,
and leaving prices In most Of the list nj
about the highest for the week. Tho busl-
ness Of the last hour was barren OF special
feature. and the market finally closed very
active and strong ut the best prices OF the
day. Tho principal advances comprise New
England %. Missouri Pacific -, Northern
Pacific preferred and burlington a Quincy
each =, Jersey Central u, aud Northwest
crn, Manhattan, Pacific Mail aud st. Paul
each per cent.
The railroad bond market was only modcr-
atcly active, the sales amounting Ia s5,i,
OOO aud the only special features wcrc the
activity IN Fort Worth a Denver iiris,
which contributed 800, 900 10 the days total,
and the strength In the general list. The
total sales OF stocks today were lSJ, ~ shares.
Closing quotations.
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General News.
INpIcATIoYs of rain.

INDICATIONS Of rain.
THE City of Providence, from st. Louis,
passed down TO Natchez yesterday forenoon.
She put off here / GIL packages Of merchan-
disc and added 30 tons Of sundries
THE Rosa Lee brought in from osceola
Saturday night bale of cotton, III sacks OF
cotton seed and packages of sundries. She
goes back this afternoon at o'clock.
THE Coahoma arrived from Friars Point
carly yesterday morning with 127 sacks Of
cotton seed and IS packages OF sundries.
She goes back at 8 o'clock this evening.
The Belle Memphis passed here last night
on her way from Natchez to St. Louis. She
discharged 80 mules, wagons, bale OF cot
ton and packages Of sundries, and added 10
tons.
THE City Of New Orleans passed down from
st. Louis TO New Orleans Saturday night
with good trip. She added here 900 pack
ages OF freight.
The Gayoso came in from Tiptonyille yes
terday with bale OF cotton, 5sacks of seed
cotton, 81 sacks of cotton seed, 2l7 sacks of
corn, hog and Is packages OF sundries.
She returns this day at o'clock p. m.
The Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City yesterday morning with "a bales OF cot
ton, i,Sl9Sacks of cotton seed and SO pack
ages OF sundries. She leaves again this even
ing at o'clock for Helena, Friars Point,
Concordia Terrene and Arkansas City. Capt.
Mark r. Check commands, with Mr.. VIM.
Banker in charge Of the office.
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IRELAND LAST YEAR.
John O'Bierne Speaks Of Her Agricul-
tural Products.

John O'Bierne Speaks Of Her Agricul-
tural Products.
In an address before Parnell Branch,
No. 65, Irish National League, Mr.. John
O'Bierne said Of Ireland:
"In the year 1887 Ireland produced
5000, 900 bushels Of wheat. But wheathas
ceased to be the crop OF Ireland. She pro-
duced 100000 bushels Of barley. But
barley is not one of the crops Of Ireland.
She produced 10000, 600 bushels Of oats,
a very extraordinary yield considering Ire
lands small area. The next item is pota-
toes. She produced 100000 bushels,
within 60, 100000 OF the whole product OF
the United States. She produced in tur-
nips and mangolds together 1875, 900, 600
bushels, vastly greater in weight than the
largest cotton crop of the United States.
She produced Of fax $4,000, 000pounds and
Of cabbages $50, 900, 000pounds; butter, 2l0,-
GOO, 600 pounds; hay 100000 tons. She had
on her thousand hills and valleys over
5000, 900 head OF cattle, and in the same
pasturage 4,500,0 600 head OF sheep, $50 600
head of horses, 2l0,050 mules and 10000
swine. Several other products Of Ireland
arc not enumerated. During the year 1887
she exported to England over 700, 700
sheep 800, 600 swine and 2Sj, 900 fat beeves.
But with this magnificent abundance OF
fertile land, rivaling the richness OF the
ancient land OF Gotham, there are men in
want of food, and appealing today TO the
charity Of the strangers, compelled to ask
assistance through their blood and kindred
in America Why shall this sad con-
dition occur IN land that overflows with
plenty and exports millions Of produce to
other countries2"
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CoFTrr-Common, iSc; ordinary, i0c; fair
lie; primo Rio, isc, choice 10 fancy, SOC, old
government, 2sal0y, flfm,
suoAn--Purc white, CSC; OF white, 0N@
CSC. yellow clarified, Oa@GAci open kettle,
5l@bAc. refined A, CSC, standard granulat.
81, Ifc plantation rranulaicd, nc. pow.
dcrcd, 81. cut Loaf 81. FIRM,
McE-l.ouirlana, O,s@Cc; Carolina, 0b@
&C. strong
C,sNrp Goops- pinoapples, ti.50 Peaches
2 lhs. standard, t2.2S 3 lbs, standard, t25b,
SECOND, ti.5j lbs. standard, (22S. Toma.
toes lbs, standard, tl.iO, lhs standard,
ti.25. Strawberries, ti.I5 Raspbcrries,
t.Oo. nlackhcrrics, al .2iOfi.f0. Green
gnrcs, ti7t@l.sS. Pears il.1ta22l plums,
i.OFai.Ih. Asparagus, t205tdi25. Green
corn, ti.ib9i.t1. orccn peas, ti.O06ti.pp,
Cove oysieu, full weight n, p5c. lbs
ti05Gtl. 70; light weight 10, OOa0,c. lbs
clio. Condensed milk, Crown, S5.756tA.s5
Eagle, 1915, Swiss, f31a. salmon, ti.Sh.
sariincs, t3.75, mustard ardincs. $500,
Mnckcrcl, $3.50 herring mAokcrcl, ti.2i
CANpirs-Stick, oil sizes, IN hNs, pals and
bfls, setloci fancy assorted, Sh9iOc, extra
fancy, isol2Sc, firm.
CiirEW-New York factory Odsc; full
cream, i26iSc, Young America, iSotitc.
SoArs AND CANnLEa--Soap SGyolfc, can.
dies full Weight sAFgic.
EALf---Saginaw, Oh. 35eti.i0 per bri, Ohio
river, 81 20di.25 per brl; sks, fine, ti,S5et
Lao. coarse, t.iOtdii5, pkts bleached, tL25
mixed brls 5000. mixed, 2A@7c.
| Observation-Disclosures common 10 fair, Oc
Csc; prime % choice, a3e3sc, fancy, 4otet5Cd
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anrer FI,. aud sinri..

The hu aud tiaus-usng these words IN their
literal mcauing-oi the nervous people often strike
the hcholdcr AZ ludlcrouG The nerves OF bearing
Of such uniortunatcs are painfully acute, and I'm
pingcd by abrupt unexpected noises lead them
sometimes 10 perform autlos worthy Of aiumplng
jack. AZ The root OF nervousness. in mostinsiancc-,
4 non assimilation OF the food, and consequently
nnutrtIon Of the nerves Of other tissues Of tie
body. This prolonged Il, Of oouue, productive Of
serious nervous disease The rcmcdy l. llosiclicr's
stomach Btterf, that inylgomtc Che stomach and
enable II % perform 10 functions properly, Soon
after commencing couue OF H. twll b. found
that the nerves grow more tranquil By day, nightly
rfposc becomes lcss Interrupted aud appetite morc
vigorous anil satisfying, Thcsc ap the initial IN.
dicatlons followed BY the complete restoration Of
nervous viwor The Bitter also cure lover and
aguc liver complaint and constipation.
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New yosh pry Goods Market
NEw lonK, April 2s.-.Dry Goois.-.Tho
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common to fair, 2O@23c; prime to choice, &c
@535c; syrup, 20Cq40c quiet
uonsehoId SunnlIcs.

ArrLEs---None in market Dried apples,
6xc per lb from store. Dried peaches, 7I2c
from store.
VEGETAnLEs---0nions,& .50M0OO per brl,
So 0OG2 % per bu. Cabbage new Louisiana,
crate, SO. 25Cg3.50 Kraut brls, $50; half brls,
$3.50. Garlic soc per 100. Turnps, $1,000
1.7Aper bril-
%uuRY---Chickens spring, scarce, 500
@50O; hens, s3.S@35O; turkeys, $1,000
1900
FRufr--.o Oranges, Messlna, 800 per box
imperial, $500 per box. Lemons, 5000
$3.50 per box. bananas $l.50@250 per
bunch.
PICKLES Brls, $3.50; half brls. 800.
EGGs-Stcady; bxs, l2ci cases, 12lZc.
NUTs-Cocoanuts, 800 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock SO
&c; roasted, 2l5c higher; shellcd, l0c. Pecans,
Texas, Sole.
R.rsrNs-London layers, $780, layers, 1915
California, S2.2j.
TurTER-Buttcrine, 12al5c; creamery, 20
@3Oc dairy, 2Ot525c; country butter, l5CG2Oc.
CpEn-ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half bril-
POrAToEs-Firm; selling at $l.25 per
bu $3.0OG93.2j per brl; new Peerless, 100000
$50 per bril- sweet potatoes, S2.1j@300 per
brl; seed sweet S2.25@250.
NNEGAR--Per gal, SGgl2c.
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Tho Harp coming into Fashion.

From the New York sun.
The DEGREES Of fashion dictate not only
what we shall cat, drink aud wear, but die
tate for us how we shall DO amused and
entertained. There Is q fashion in must
cal instruments as well rs n style in SON
nets, and Just now the preference is de-
clared in favor Of the ancient and classical
instruments whose possibilities for music
Miss Morgan has 50 beautifully revealed.
II isapparent TO all musical people that the
harp Is TO take greater prominence in the
future as q musical instrument than II has
known in the past, though II can never
become so generally popular as the piano,
owingto the extreme difficulty experienced
by most people in mastering its sublleiies
OF execution. An intimate knowledge Of
musical theory Is an indispensable re-
quislo of harp playing, and quick and
correct ear Is also necessary, rs without II
the performer could not even tune the in
strumont. IL Is difficult instrument 10
master thoroughly, and requires study, APP
plcation, and musical ability. There are
very few competent teachers in this city,
and aside from professionals, some very
fine amateur players among society people
Miss Chatficld, Miss Powell, Miss Rachel
Kennedy, Miss Lucy DreXel, daughter OF
the late j. w. DrcXel, and a member OF
the young ladies' orchestra, TO whose play
ing the public have been permitted TO
listen in charity concerts: Mrs. Ira Brooks
and Mrs. Jcrc Manowski.
No musical instrument IL so attractive
and decorative an addition 20 n drawing
room or boudoir' as this, with its symmct-
rical curves aud sweep OF FURNISHED gold.
and the performance upon no other creates
| greater possibilities for the display OF grace
and beauty. Familiar 10 most lovers OF
music Is the picturesque figure Of Miss
Maud Morgan In her Grecian dress OF
white and gold, the bare round arms lifted
In graceful curves, and the pretty turn OF
the head with It's dark hair bound with q
iillct Of gold, outlined against this, her
| iayorite instrument. From behind the
crimson curtain OF -. Thomas church her
teacher, Mr.. A. Toulman, gives 10 the
world evidences OF lis rare skill In oxecu.
ton, exquisite touch and sympathetic
expression. "Oh, New York knew me
twenty yeaB ago, and has forgotten me,
said MIR. Toulman. III played harp In
public when ! was four years old, In Ion.
don. and have played ever since ] was
Miss Morgan's teacher. and prepared hcI
for all her concerts until this last year.
find gradually increasing interest taken
In this music, and number among my
pupils some very proficient periormess."
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Grain ana Proy1.,ons.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 28.--Therc was
promise Of higher prices anu active markets
during the opening hours on 'change, but
reaction before noon caused dullncss. There
was little news, except the old news in wheat
regarding damaged crops. There was no
buying for export and the bears reiterated
that even the worst crop news had been dis
counted. Nevertheless, wheat prices had an
upward tendency. There was no very large
trading, but great deal of exchanging and
scaping, which made fairly active session
in the wheat pit The large receipts at the
northwest and the light cloaranCes warrant
the belief that there will be little II any de-
crease in the visible supply for the week.
May opened at SOAc, sold at Sic, back to
S05EdS0Ac, up TO 81 lsc and closed at SOHc;
June opened at Size, sold at S2Hc, down to
SlA@A}sc, up to s29s(eS2l9c and closed at
S2Hc,
Corn took zigzag course today. It
opened firm and &c higher than last night,
sold within a re range without getting be-
low the opening, and closed ut about &c
higher for the day. May ranged 5ijsc and
55l3a553sc, and closed ut 55hc. June sold
ut 6iHW55c, closing ut sac. The lowest
prices OF the day were caused by the very
liberal estimate of 1856 cars for Monday
Oats we're quiet today. There was an
early advance, In sympathy with wheat and
corn, put allcr changing over small range
the market closed at slight advance, May
closing at 32NCi32lsc, and juno at 32Hc.
In the provision trade there was no un-
usual change. Cash property met with a
comparatively fair demand, but the specu-
lHtun INDUCED In was limited and feature
! lees. Still the market held steady ut the
late depression Based on last nights prices,
| the closing showed scarcely quotablc al
| teution.' May pork sold at $4,000 1890,
aud closed at Sl357l9. May lard sold at
SLs0a7s2iG, and closed at TS2H. May
short ribs sold at S7l5.
Tho leading futures ranged rs follows
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Miscellaneous.

WHsKY---Stralght Kentucky Bourbon,
$L5O@GO0; Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, II. 100000; Eastern ryes, Sl.SbdGC,
according to age and make; common whisky,
OOcG1sl2 - according 10 proof
sEEps---Rcd clover, sl75 per bu timothy,
1925 per bu; herds, 05c per bu; blus grass,
SIPS per bu; orchard grass, Sl.lO@l 30 per bu;
BAGGING---6CI1c.
TlEs--Si 00@ll5
snor--Drop, $780, buck, $40.
LEAD-Gi5t.
NAiLs--lron, g. 10; steel, S22j@235.
PowDrR--Kcgs, $500 half kcg', $40
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
lIprs--Dry flint, No. I, lie; No. ., Sc;
dry altcd, case; green salted, No. I, DC; No.
., &c; green, SCslc; shecpskins, l6c9$lOO,
Irregular.
Tou,coo--C Common, 25@J5c; other grades,
3jGS5c.
sNurr.--Gnrrctts, Si0sj; Ralphs, $lO2j;
railroad, S025; Gail g. AK, 5000.
Coat oiL--Prime white, Wholesale lots, l0C
per gal
Woodbury. grease wool unwnshcd, l3d
1sc; clear grease wool, 23Gt2jc bury washed
2Od3Oc, tub washed, 33@3jc.
BErswAX-lS@20o.
TAIIOW.-3d3Kc.
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The clearlng.honse report IS ns followN
ExcHANGr.


New York and cities north and east on
demand, 4 discount buying. New York
and principal ciiics north and cast, demand
par buying New Orleans, % discount buy
ing.
Selling Ratcs--on New York, 81 per 81, 600
premium selling; on Cincinnati, St. Louis or
louisville, $3.50 per $1,000 premium on all
sums; on New Orleans, $iOO per 81, 600 pre-
MUM. Prime commercial sterling, HLdh
4. @is5.
The largest transactions In local and other
securities for some time past were had today
at the stock call board session, as followG
$1,000 u. s. coupon Is, 1905 at l26's 5000
Memphis Taxing District 4 aud o. ut 1925;
q, 600 OF same at 1929. and another 5000 at
i02js.
In the local cotton market spots closed
firm; middling o 7-lGc, with sales 200 bales.
At New Orleans spots closed quiet and
futures dull ut an advance Of 20 points
The Liverpool market is steady and demand
fair, with futures advanced 1 70 , points,
closing firm.
New York spots closed firm, with futures
steady and mp 3 to . points Hubbard, Price
4 Co. say: In response 10 Liverpool adj
vices, ourmarkc; opened 3to points better,
and fully held up 10 the close yet the bulk
Of the business consisted Of exchange be-
tween june and August, aud the small total
Of today's sales was represented by few
Others either 90 invest ar 10 cover shorts
The movements Of the crop remain full; to-
days receipts ere almost double last years.
spots remain IN very active demand, aud to.
days record shows gain OF 1915 bales, Of
which 200 are for export"
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CONSOLIDATED STATE MEST.
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon: spots--Stcady, demand fair
Sales, 10000 baleS OF which Amori-
can 1900 bales Receipts, 1900 bales Of
which American 400 Bales. Closing quo
tations were as follows: Ordinary, 4 ij-iGd;
good ordinary, Lied low middling, o 3-lGd
good middling, o 0.iGd: middling uplands
59sd; mlddling Orleans . 7-iGd.
Futures opened firm al aud cloned firm
NJ follows
lThc prices are given IN pence and 0iths
thus: 403 means 4G30id. and 5.0l means
5.l-Gld.l
At p.m.--Apil 5.22d, solcrs April
May 6.2ld, buyers May-Junc, 5,9ld, buyers;
June-July 5.23d, sellers; July-Augisi, 5.2id,
sellers Augnst-Scptcmber, b.2id, sellers; Sep.
tcmbcrOctobcr, blid, sellers OciohcrNo-
yombcr, 6O9d, values September 52id. sell
crs.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet midding 07-l6c. Sales, 1000
bales. Quotations wdrc MS follows Or
binary, 7 1876; good ordinary, s0-l6c;
low middling, 1-lGc; middling, 5.lGc; good
middling, 0Nc
Futures opened steady and closed dull,
as follows; April, 0,30@9S2; May, 03l@9.32;
June, 9S7@0.3s July 0.I20043; August
042G0i3; September 014m0IG October,
s,95@s,97; November, s.000s.02; December,
s,92@S.93; January, O0l@002 February,
9.li@9I2; March, o.2l@022. Sales, 0,4O0
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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DAILY ronr AND INTERIOR MARKET
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Provisions.

Fim-M ackcrcl, half brls, No I. S7.25
No. ?. td7S lob Lie No. I, tl.i5, No. .
tilO, Dry herring family. CSC per box
Hoo ruonucta-Quict; mes pork, $500
Oi5b0 sugar curdhams. i0a@iih bTak.
fast bacon, i0h@liAc, bacon, clear rib
sides, stsmsAc. bulk pork, clear sides SO
SIC; clear rib sides, SA@7Jec, long clear
73l@5Nc. shoulder, CSC,
LAnp-Tcs, 5bc half hrls, SIC, kegs
SIC. choice kettle SIC; quiet.
frrsu MNAts-Choicc beef, hlndquartcrs,
iov, ior,quaricra, Sos sc. second grade. hind.
quarters, NJ. forcquarlcrs, &c. sheep, loo.
Hogs 7isc
Iids Frrr-rrls, $50, hall brls 1900
400. Kegs, ti60.
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HAy--Choicc from store. oicdti.0n car
lead, from lovec or dcpot, slSJ0GlD.50
prime. store, p0lsllisc. car load, from lcycc
or depot, u7.OOatiKOo prairie, from siorc,
Ooa70c; car load, from loycc or depot, siOU
0iaO0.
DEAN--From ttorc, $780, from loyec OF
depot S2o.0o.
Couy-Ffom store, white, &C; mixed. SOC;
from lcvcc or depot. white In bulk, b7c IN
sks, Olc; mixed, IN bulk. ASc. w sks, 6lc.
OArs--from store, white, I3c, mixed, iOc;
FROM lcycc or depot, white, IN bulk. Sc; In
sks, iOu. mixed, IN bulk. SIC; IN SIS, 800.
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GENERAL TRADE.
nrcndstums.

CorS Mru--siandarj, t2.7Si pearl, Aoo
roller $50. firm.
Dr,Ns ASp PAS - Navy beans, $500
medium, i2Gi. Stock peas ti.2b per bui
lady peas, ti.75 per bui black eyes, $50
per bu
oar MEAi,-ln half bfls, $3.50 from store.
FLouH - From store. common. $500
family, t2di. choice, t3U0; fancy 100. extra
fancy, si4b. patent tl.7bCf5OO. steady.
CRAcKrns soda treble cNtni, hc. ginger
snaps 6sdGisc, assorted iumblcs, iOal2c
CmcKrD Wmr,f-ln halt brls, t4.25 from
store.
IIoufaY AND 0nrs-From store. tJ2S.
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Cash quotations were ms follows:
Ei,ttr- nnfsf aud uughougn1

Nnsn quotations Ncfc ms folluNh
Flour-Quct and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, s0lsds0'fc; No. cred,
s8giCsic; No. corn, 5Aifc No . oats, 3S,I
m3gisc; No. rye Gle; No. barley, U6y1sc;
No ilaN seed, Slili prime timothy seed,
$2HOH2G0.
Mcsspork. pcrbrl, $500; lard, per 100 lbs,
t7.s2is; short rib sides loose. Sl5; dry saltcd
shoulders, boxed, Sj15WO01i short clear
sides, boxed, S7.1O@L75.
Rcccipts-tlour, %, OCO bfls, wheat, ~, 600
bu; corn, iil,0OO bu; oats 10000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
shipments Flour 1900 brlg wheat, s.
On bu, corn. 5000 bu; oats 5000 bu; rye,
500 hu; barley 10000 hu.
sr. Louis, Mo, April ---Flour-Dull,
Ringing from $3.50 10 $3.50.
Whcat-Opcncd ilrm grew strong aud adj
vnncod though generally unsettled, the
market was strong throughout and closed
&c above yesterday. No. >, red, cash, eo3ac;
May, si4WSi,sc, closing at sl'fc; June,
Sih@S5ss. closing at s5ifc; July $50
S3Ac, closing at SiNc; August, $50 &c,
closing az s2ilc; April, So December,
S7hNbc, closing NJ SIC.
Com-Sicady; cash. jOH@ ilci May, 60ii
6t5ONc, closinrni 10'ic; june, 50Ec, closing
at $3.50; July 50'sc; the year, axe, closing
az 4tic.
Oats-.IIighcr cash, 32da2Jec;Nlay, 8ia.c;
June, 32$c; July, 2oc. Ryc--Dull. Barley
Nominal. limn-Lowcr SOC. Corn meal
-.stchdy nj $500.
llay--Firm; prime timothy, fiLOO@is. 90;
prairie, sSOO@i2O0.
Bulicr-.Firni creamery, 9O69Gci dairy,
lsGL2.c. Eggs-iic.
proylsions-i.asy. Pork, slL0o Lard
f75O@762is. Dry salt moats-loNcd should.
crs, b,75@1s5il long clears s7.i5@7.25,
clcarrihs s7.25ct7.J y; short clears, sissy
Bacon.--lloxcd shoulders, SGEiG LONG
clears, S7.SjCi7.s7k; clear ribs, s70OCts01
short clears, ts.lJ@s25. llams-Si0Ooes
i2O.
Rcccipts--Flour 1900 brlS wheat 1905
bu corn, 1900 bu; oats, $3.50 bu; rye
! 900 bu: barley. 1000 bu.
shipments Flour, COCO brls; wheat. 2,0OC
bu; corn, ll,OOObu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, none
barley, none.
KANSAS CirY Mo-, April 2S-whcat-
Steady; No. 2 soft, cash, 1lc bid, sOfS
asked. May, 5Disc bid, s0yso asked. Corn
Steady: No. .. cash. lSc bid a. asked; May
l5i.c bid. 45i.c asked. Oats--No. . cash
1910 bid May, 2Oisc bid eo7.c asked.
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A Linn county farmer, who was In
town yesterday, lays he came 10 Oregon
twenty-five years ago with his wife aud
eight children, the youngest eighteen
months old. lie has raised this family TO
manhood aud womanhood without a
single death, and he says his doctor bills,
all told, during this quarter Of a century
have not amounted 10 80. This would
warrant the belief that Oregon u healthy
State 10 live In. -iSdlcm (OU.) Journal
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Live stock.

CmcAoo, H., April 2s--Thc Drorers' Jour.
nal reports Cattle receipts 100; market
feeders, a. 8,lsa 10. cows bulls and mixed,
o. s0d3io. Texas cattle, Sl25MLO0.
Hngs-Rcccipt,, l0,00O head, shipments,
1000, market weak and 80 10 i0c lower;
mixed. A.. 256,5. lb. heavy, S52jGg5O0, light,
.a.sSa6iS. skips t350fd5O0.
Shccp-RccoiptS, $500 head. shipments,
1000 head. market weak and heavy and 25c
lower natives. fldnCtAG5: western, ti.7b
ta02S, Texans, tS5S@Sso, lambs, 5000
100
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nc the Leyee.

Arrivals-Gayoso, Tiptonville; City Of
New Orleans, ST. Louis; Rosa Lee, 0sceola
Coahoma. Friars Point, Kate Adams. Ar
kansas City; City of Providence, st. Louis;
Belle Memphis, Natchez.
Departures-City Of New Orleans, New
Orleans; City of Providence, Natchcz; Belle
Memphis, ST, Louis.
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Or they don't they Should know that
Rangum Root Eminent cured big head in
mules for w, T.. Hunt Of Adairsyille, KY.
j. H. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staggers with IT, In
fact this King OF Liniments is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without it. % cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, No. 2SJ Main street.
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L,Nna-Choice, $500 common TO good,
per head, 1850.
lIoas-Cho!co light, &c; good, pE@5c; COM
mon, 2W3c.
GrAs Cattle Choice, &c; good &c, fair
TO medium, 2l4@2Hc scallawags, 5000 per
ItgnI
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MApKETs.

The local cotton market opened firm and
rloscd firm, middllnr. oTi0c. Sales. I. go
bales, Including none last evening. II which
oil 10 eapoTicn and none TO spinner
TxcHASoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7skc. good ordinary, SIC low
middling, g. middllnr 97-iCc. good mid.
allng oko, middllng fair. ioc: fair, nominal.
Dusty, lic 10 ic lower
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rLANrATloN MovRMENr.
cnnr IN manr, ANN q.
wonLp's YI,InLr srIIIN

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
April q gives the following figures Total
visible supply 2,i00, ibi bales, against 2,5is,.
OHS In 1871. These figures indicate n de-
crease Of cotton w sight Of ii,GE bales o.,
compared with the same date IN 1887, and
a decrease OF OdalJ bales as compared with
anmo haIc In lNs0