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, 1888-02-29
A Smuggler Arrested.

New York. Feb. 2S.-Inspector Hol-
ahen submitted to Collector Magone yes
terday his report of the arrest of Irwin A.
and Ephraim Gardner while smuggling
opium across the Canadian border. Il
contains an entry payment of 5000 made
to Herbert +. Beecher, United States
treasury special agent at Port Townsend.
Beecher will soon be given an opportunity
to explain the entry.
, 1888-02-29
The Knights WIN be loyal.

DENVER, sFeb. 2S.-The Republican
says: 1t was stated last evening upon good
authority that the men interested in the
Burlington strike would receive the full
strength of the moral support of the
Knights of Labor in Denver and through
, 1888-02-29

DETROIT, Feb. 2S.-Twenty-eight coun-
ties in Michigan have voted for prohibi-
ton under the local option law. The
first county to go wet is Washtenaw,
which voted yesterday, by a majority of
1850, against prohibition.
, 1888-02-29

Los ANGELES, Feb. 29.-Capt. De
Lacy of the United States army died at
Downey, this county, to-day. Deceased
was As years old and stationed in Wyo,
ming Territory.
, 1888-02-29

out Colorado, Notwithstanding all state
ments to the contrary. The Knights of
Labor will hold a meeting on Wednesday,
at which some action on the present stu
alton may be taken.
, 1888-02-29
SWEPT BY FLAMES.
The Union Square Theater
Destroyed by Fire.
Several Fireman Injured by a
Falling Roof.
The Dependent Pension Bill in
the Senate.
A Theater Fire.

New York, Feb. 2S.-The Union
square theater with its contents was de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. The Nor
ton house, adjoining on the two sides was
badly damaged, and the Star theater was
in imminent danger for some time. The
flames started about l o'clock in the rear
rooms on the top floor of the theater,
and the dry woodwork of the building
blazed like shavings and it was not long
before the sheet iron partition between
the Morton house and the theater was
melted and the massed living Goals
dropped on to the stage of the theater.
The scenery and curtains flashed up and
where the members of the Henrietta COM
pany a few minutes before finished their
morning rehearsal, was a roaring furnace.
In a trice the roof fell, and the fire be-
came so hot that the firemen were forced
SO far from the building that their efforts
were almost useless. The damage will
amount to a little less than a third of a
million dollars.
Over twenty ambulance calls had been
sent out prior to . O'Clock. When the
smoke began pouring into the Morton
house the guests and servants became
frantic and rushed down the stairs pell
nell, many being severely bruised by
trunks flying down stairs at the same
time. When the firemen found it impos-
sible to save the theater they devoted their
efforts to saving the hotel, and the Star
theater, which were in constant danger,
and finally succeeded in saving both.
When the burning of the rheater be-
came known throughout the city the ex-
element was great, and was intensified
every moment by special ambulance calls
being sent out. a number of firemen
were caught by a falling roof and several
burned, but it is thought not fatally.
The losses on the theater and hotel will
aggregate $l50,O00.
Six iremen were severely injured by the
collapse of the burning staircase. Three
of them may die.
, 1888-02-29
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Meteorological reports received ut Cheyenne
on Feb. %, 1888, at s p. m. local time, OBSERVE
lions taken at the same moment OF time at all
, 1888-02-29

Cant eat a thing" Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is a wonderful medicine for Great,
ing an appetite, regulating digestion, and
giving strength.
, 1888-02-29

Barometer corrected for temperature, eleva.
ton and gravity. +. b. OLNEY,
Sergeant Signal Corps, United States Army,
, 1888-02-29
~ ENEo~1e Blood Elixir is the only
-NSESSN - Blood Remedy puarau-

iced. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurilies the
Eholo system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee It.
, 1888-02-29

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, Idelman block.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW York, Feb. 3.-Money OH call easy
at 2@3per cent; last loan ~, closed offered
at 2K per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, SAL per cent
Sterling exchange duh and weak at 1857
for sixty day bills and 1881 for demand
Government bonds dull and firm. State
bonds dull and steady.
The stock market was very dull today ex-
cept in few stocks, and prices had droop-
ing tendency throughout most OF the day.
The entire interest In the trading was CEN
tered In Reading, Lackawanna, Delaware &
Hudson, st. Paul and Louisville Il Nash
vile. Another determined raid was made
by the bears, but with slight effect except in
Louisville & Nashville, Lackawanna and
Delaware Il Hudson, and each Of these
made material recoveries from the lowest
prices reached. The general feeling on the
street Is conseryatively bullish, and the evil
denccs that the railroad business OF the
country will exceed for the present year that
Of last year, makes II difficult 10 purchase
any large block OF securities, while the
heavy borrowing demand for tho past
few days indicates considerable in
crease in the outstanding short in
tercst and this Is especially noticeable In
Lake Shore and 81. Paul. AT the opening
the market was dull and weak, but some inn
provement was made In quotations In the
first hour, though the advances were meas
ured by insignificant fractions The usual
extreme dizziness ensued and prices again
sagged of slowly until well into the after
noon, when the coal stocks showed decided
weakness and more animation marked the
trading. The decline was checked before
the last hour, however, and small reactions
took place, leaving the market at the close
dull, but firm, ut something better than the
lowest prices Of the day.
III 4.
lively dull; sales, S973,00o Prices were gem
orally firm.
The total sales OF stocks today were 1871 $50
share Closing quotations;
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Workers took their cue from the indications
OF war as evidenced by the lower consol and
rente quotations. They found good market
TO buy on, as the local crowd was depressed
by the action. or rather non-action OF outside
spectators May wheat kept between 81 20
the morning session, when all the buying
lust referred TO had some effect and May sold
at slTS@S2c. Corn was dull with May Auc-
tuating between 52lsG5271c. Pork was very
dull, but lard and ribs were fairly active
Areport that Bismarck would make very
warlike speech at the opening Of the German
Reicllstag tomorrow, coupled with the good
European buying referred to above, caused
May wheat. TO advance to s2hc. May corn
advanced TO 52X@5Sc, and trading became
active.
The leading futures ranged as folio ws:
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Articles.


Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Steady and unchanged, with little
better demand.
No. 2 spring wheat, 76ls@7lIc; No. s
spring wheat, 66@60lGc; No. corn, 4sc; No.
2 oats, 20@30c; No 2 rye, G0c No. barley,
Sl@s2lSc; No. / fax-seed, Sl.4G@1.iGl9i prime
timothy seed, S2.47.
Mess Pork--Per brl, si43o@1435; lard.
per 100 lbs, S7.79IS@7s0 short ribs, loose,
S.57 H@760; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
S6.05@6lO short clear s.des boxed, $1,000
sos.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, i02, OOObu rye,
1900 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
shipments-Glour, 1900 brls wheat, 49,
600 bu; corn, 6i 900 bu; oats, $1,000 Blu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, II 600 bu.
KASsAs CRY. NO.. Feb. 3.--Wheat-
Steady; No. 2, soft cash, 1870 asked; May,
s0kc bid, Sic asked. Corn-Steady; No.
2 cash, 43l4c asked; March, 4l1Ic asked;
May, l65&c bid, l7c asked. oats-No. 2, 201fc
asked.
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Fccsistufls.

HAY-Choice, from store, 05c@sl00; car
prime, store. 0O602lSc; car load from leveo
or depot Sl70Omls.50; prairie from store,
O0g70c; car load from levee or depot, 5000
@l2.O0.
BRAS-From store, si.Oo; from lcvcc or de-
pot, $1,000.
CoRS-From store, white, 02c; mixed, b9c;
from leyee or depot, white, in bulk, 60l1GD
Gle; in SKIS, 62c mixed, in bulk, 65ls@5O4ci
In SKIS, 57lS@5sllc.
OArs-From store, white, 44@i5c; mixed
iiGl2c; from leyee or depot, white, in bulk,
30iECai0c; in SKIS, Al &c; mixed, in bulk,
37lsg3sJ4c; In SKIS, 406cIl 10.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Conn MEAL--standard. $40; pearl, $780,
roller, $2906J3.00; higher.
DEANs--Navy, S2.75 medium, $3.50.
OAT MEAL--ln half brls, ~. 80 from store
FLouR-From store, common, $3.00g3.25;
family, $3. 25@350; choice, s3.50d3.75; fancy,
H.00@il0; extra fancy, SL2j9i.50; patent
81 50@iS 5 steady.
CRAoKERs--Soda, extra, &c; soda, treble ex-
ira, llsc; ginger snaps 5j9@6lsc assorted
m bles, 100
CRACKED WnEAT--in half brls, $4.25 from
store.
IloMTSY AND GRrrs--From store, 1925
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COTTON MA RgETS.

The local cotton market o rncd quiet and
closed quiet middling, ial0c. Sales, 1928
bales, including 225 bales last evening Of
which i2j bales went TO exporters aud go
bales TO spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, 0 i-i0c; low
middling, Ole; mlddling o 1916; good
midlling. 10 3-lGc; middling fair, 10 0iGc;
fair, nominal.
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RIcE--Louisiana, 6,l@0,sci Carolina, OF
@7c; strong
suaAn--Purc white, exc; of white, eye;
yellow clarified, 0,sG0Hc; open kettle, 6h
d5Hc; refined A, OAc; standard graduated,
7iSc plantation granulatcd, nc; powdered
Sls61ssIc; cut loaf. slf0gsHc; strong.
CANDiFs-Stick, all sizes, In bxs, pals and
brls, 8ISC1oc; fancy assorted, 35@iOc; firm.
CorTEE-Common. i7lfc; ordinary, isc;
fair, lsifCaiac; prime Rio, 10 sd2Oc; choice 10
fancy, 2l@22c; old government, 2S@Soci
steady.
sAIr-saginaw, sl.ss@ilo per brl; SKIS
fine, Al 35,al 40 coarse, SliOdi.ib; pkts
blcachcd, si.2o; mixed, brls, $1,000 mixed,
2stGt7c.
so.rs ASp C,SpLEs-soap, 3@5JIc; can.
dies, full weight, sAdec.
CIEEJ,-Ncw York factory, Case; full
cream, i2Ctl2,Sc; Young America, l36Ii3lfo.
CANNED GooDs-Pine Apples, N.25CL50.
ard. S275, seconds. sl.75. Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, si.O0@i.i0. lbs standard,
~. 25@i30. Strawberries. ti.Go. Rasp-
berries, SiGo. Blackberrics, $li5@l.3.
Green gagcs, fl.75Cfi.s5. Pears, si.7b9926
Plums, ti. 0Sdl.75. Asparagus, t275Cdi.25
Green corn, ki.2bCdl.45. Green peas, $1,000
l.T5. Cove oysters, full weight l H.,
800. lbs, tl05@i75; light weight, /
ID, OO@Gjc; 2 lbs, Sl.0otfii0. Con-
dcnsed milk, Crown, s5.75GD5.s5; Eagle,
s7T5, Swiss, tb75 Salmon, 500. Sar-
dimes, 1913, mustard sardincs, $500. Mack
ercl so herring mackercl, si.25.
Observation-Disclosures. common 10 fair. %
a25c; prime 10 choice, 30taS7c; fancy, 3sC1
iOc, common.to fair, 2Od25c; prime 10 choice,
25Cb2Sc, syrup, @di5c; firm.
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Fisu-Mackercl, half brls, No. I, $780, No.
2, 500; No. 3, 1925; i0-lb kit, No. I, Sli5c;
No. 2, $il0; No. 0, sl.05. Dry herring, fam
ily DC per box.
Hoo PRoDucrs--Strong; mess pork $4,000
1900, sugar cured hams, li0fl &c; break
fast bacon, HOLLY bulk pork, clear sides,
sh6gShc; clear rib sides, Sg6Isc; long clear,
7AH7jSc; shoulders, 6l+c.
LAnp-rcs re; half brls 7lEc; kegs, nc;
choice kettle, sHd0c higher.
Pros FEEr-Brls $3.50; half brls, $1,000
45O kegs. Sl2j.
FnEsm ME,rs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
&c; forequartcr, &c; second grade, hind
quarters, &c; forequarters, &c. Sheep, DC.
Hors 20.
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HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE ?

II so there is no system OF treatment that offers
the certainty OF cure and economy of time and
money as do the CUrIcURA REMEDIES. We will send
free 10 any sufferer "IIow 10 Cure skin Diseases "a
pages 80 Illustrations and 100 testimonials, every
one Of which repeats this story.
have been terrible sufferer for years from dis
eases OF the skin aud blood; have been Obliged 10
shun public places by reason Of my dlsiguring
hunors; have had the best physicians; have spent
the CUTIoURA REMEDIES, which have cured me,
and left my skin as clear and blood as pure as n
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General News

hAiNf
wTr weather.
BrsNus dull.
Quirr on the lcvcc.
Rrvrn falling slowly.
Tnnrr boats leaving today.
Tm packets left with fair TRIPS.
TnF Granite State leaves Cincinnati today
Tor this port
Tur Guiding Star should pass here lomor.
ruw ON her way TO New Orleans.
Tnr City 81 ST. louis Tor New Orleans,
and the city Of NicksbuB for Nicksburg,
leave St Louis today.
Tnr James Ice. from frlars Point brought
i1i bale ol cutton, ~ bags seed cotton and
SIC sacls of cotton seed
Tr value 81 the damages 20 steamboat
urlperly m the breakup NJ st. Louis Is over
si0iOyi and about half Insured.
A cars las gnne 10 Cairo IN take the IA
cotah home 10 ~. Louis and the Wyoming
has lie orlcr,d lone from New oheaus.
Cot. 4. 4. Jonxsox. who formerly kept the
wiian.hoai ~ Napoleon Arb, died nj bis
home near Grand Lac yesterday morning.
Tur Anchor line steamer City ~ Cairo.
Can't Shcp iighincr. leaves here NJ . o'clock
this evening for Nicksburg aud all way land
ings
Tur Commonwealth y expected 10 pass
hcrc ihls morning on her way 90 Cincinnati.
She will aid hero 40 balck OF compressed
cotton.
Tnr Rosa lee. from Oiccoia. had IS bales
II cotton, ~ has Of seed cotton aud 2i2
sacks 81 cotton seed. She went back with a
fair Trip
Carr Cu,wronn, wharfmasicrm Plusburg'
rpons tie rcceipts during the year ending
February I. at tliG55 -. IA increase OF some
500 on ihr pnyious year.
rHr Dcsoic. Capt NJ. NJ Deem, arrived
yesterday afternoon from The OHIO river
With ,,spi laclngrs. Including !, lIo krFs 81
nails. ~ empty barrels, 49, barrels OF
ala iipharr,ls ol flour aud ! halcso OF cotton,
She j. di.eharging her cargo At The wharf
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Nrw YoRK. Feb. 3.-With few cotton
goods Of any description available for immc-
diate or near delivery the demand was moro
quiet. but for wool goods moro inquiry was
remarked. The imports OF dry goods AZ tho
port Of New York for the week ending Feb
ruary ?, was -, ,Oo5. Tho amount mar
kctcd was - Jig, SIS
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.snEEr-Choice, 4Glxc; medium, 8X@
4lzc; common, 1.000Dl 80.
LaNDs--Choice, 500; common 10 good,
GRASS CATrLE-Choice. BlyGl4c; good, 2A
@3Hc; fair to medium. 2l4@2Ac; SCALA
wags, lH@1Ac; feeders light poke;
Hoes-Choice light $500 good, 494@5c;
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Mules md IInrses.

HoRsEs-Fair demand; drivers, $i25@175;
heavy draft, $l76@22g saddle, $l5Og2OO;
extra saddle, $200@25o; plugs, Sjo@65; Texas
ponies, $4,000; common drivers, N5@l0O.
MULEs-Fair demand; IA TO Az hands
high, $D@1l0; Az 10 Is hands high, $ll0@
l25i 10 to ~ hands high, $l25@lJ 15H to
IL hands high, S15O6lO0
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hNEnru0L
AZ noon Spots--Busness rood AZ un.
changed prices. Sales, i2.OoO bales, Of which
American, njso bales Rocolpts, a.iO0 bales,
~ which American, 100 bales. Closing
quotations were ~ follows Ordinary, SD.
good ordinary, b,.d; low middllng o Tied;
good middllng, D ll-l0l; mlddling uplsnds,
belod; middling Orleans, 5sId.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
steady, a. follows
The pricesae given In pence aud eiths
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XIV oiuEANa.

The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady: middllng. 9ia-iGc. salcs, 400 bales.
Quotations were ~ follows. Ordinary, s7.iOc;
good ordinary, 0i.iGg low middling, Ole
middling. . l2.iGc good middling, 10 slice
Futures opened steady anl closed steady,
as follow. February, p.ss. March. o.W60,g';
April, i00@iooG, May, i0io@i0iO June,
io2SaiO ~. July, i08,@iog6, August 1890
6sl0si. September, ossao 80 October, a.57
C06S, November. OlG@1t5, December
aE@ois Sales $3.50 bales
bAiLN nuroEr Ann iXrrnpR MARKET.
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COVERED WITH SALT RHEUM.

CuT1cuRA REMEDIES arc the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case Of Salt Rheum In this
country. My mother had Il twenty years and In
fact died from II. believe CuTIcunA would have
saved her life. Myarms, breast aud head were COW
cred for three years. which nothing relieved or
cured until used tho CuTIcuRA REsoLvENT, In
ternally, and CurfcURA and CuTicURA soar, OK
ternally.
NEWARK, o. J. w. ADAMS.
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Groceries.

NEW YoRK, Feb. S.-Cohee-spot, fair;
Rio firm at l0Ac; options 20di0 points
higher and fairly active; sales, ~, $50 bags;
February, l255@l2.s0c; March, 1850
l2T5c; April, i2.2b@l2G0c; May, 1210@
12.55c; June, 12.l0@l245c; July, 11.75@
l2.15c; August, 1l.65Gli.s5ci September,
II. SOIL. zoe; October H.2Sdii Coo; Novem-
Der, II .iOc; December, li.l5gil.60c.
Sugar-Wcak and nominal; refined quiet;
white extra G, G96lsc; powdered, isle;
granulated. 71-l6c; cubes, 75-l6c. Molasses-
Dull, nominal. Rice--ln fair demand and
firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Feb -Cofice-Quiet
and weak at 10 lS@islsc. Rice-Actiye, firm
and higher at 4Jk@5stc. Sugar-Actiye and
firm; open kettle, choice, Lice; strictly
prime, Sc; prime, 4J6CJi i5-l0c; fully fair,
4AGl 1876; centrifugals, choice white,
6N@0lSc; Off white. 6I.@G 5-iGc; choice yell
low clarified, i3.l6d5 l5-l6c; prime yellow
clarified, 5Ac; of yellow clarified, li-i0c;
seconds, IA@5ISc. MolaSses-Quiet; open
kettle, choice, 33@35c; strictly prime, 500
32c; centrifreals, strictly prime, 20@22c;
prime 10 good prime, iS@l0c.
CNcINxArI, o., Feb. 3.-whisky-Aotive;
sales Of LAO barrels Of finished goods on a
basis OF si.0s. Buttcr-Easier; fancy north
western creamery. 33@3ic; extra Ohio, 30c;
prime dairy, isd20c Sugar-Firm. Eggs
i0d9Oc. Checse-Actiye and firm.
CHICAGO H., Feb BON the Produce CT
change today the butter market was quiet;
extra creamery, 20a3oJSc. Eggs-l0,z@2ic.
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spots-Quiet and easy. Tres ordinalre Or
leans spot, 0sf futures, for February deliv-
cry, 05SSf.
represents G0X francs for 80 kilos OF strict
middling cotton, IIavre terms. A kilo is
about lbs, or IS $500 kilos equal 100 lbs.
Afranc is equal 10 zoe.
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ST. LouIs, Mo-, Feb. 8.--wool-Actlvc and
firm; unwashed, bright medium, iia2lc;
coarse braid. iiCpi2c; low sandy, iOdisc; fine
light i0alac; fine heavy, i0dl7c; tub,
washed, choice, SIC; inicrior, 3oSSSc; sacks
iOdl5c
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pkgs liquors, 10 brls molasses, go kgs nails,
1900 bu oats, 705 brls potatoes, . ears pork
sides, 81 pkgs rice. 62 brls sugar, 43o pkgs
tobacco.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF grain
received, withdrawn'and In store by regular
elevators, as reported TO the Merchants ex-
change today: Corn--Rcceived 1905 bu;
withdrawn, 4,5i3 bu; in store, 1920 bu.
0ats--Receiyed, 6,32s bu Withdrawn, 4,0i7
bu in storn Of ghl bu
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HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW,

cOmmcnced % use your CUTlCURA REMEDIES
last July. My head aud face and some parts OF my
body were almost raw. Ny head was covered with
saabs and sores, and my suffering was fearful.
had tried everything had heard Of In the east and
west My case was considered n very bad one. /
have now not particle OF skin Humor about me,
and my case il considered wonderful.
DECATUR, MIcH. Mrs s. f. wHIPPLE
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CLEVELAND, o.. Feb. }. - Petroleum -
Steady; =. W, iiO', 7s.c.
wuNiSctoS, n. C., Feb. S.-Turpcntine
Firm nj n 10
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DAILY corToN srATENEyr.

II H. ~ ~ 4 l. n n, % co 4 sw RR 5s
T. NO &rRR. gli kGM6B H. !"
s,an,cr, ~ wagons 70 ,o,a' w V ef o,v /
&NRh i,si2 coSsw H. ~ LNo@
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 3-The Drorcr, Journal
reports: Cattle-Reccipts. 5000 head; ship
ments, 5000 head. Market strong; fancy,
$j.256t5.O0; steers, S3.OOCCS.O0; stockers, g. is
Ct3iO, COWS, bulls and mixed, Sl.75CdS. TO-
Texas corn-fcd cattle, S3.2jdI.00
IIogs--Rcccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market dull aud i0c lower; mixed,
s5OOci5 90; heavy, S5.25@5.70; light, 1900
$50 rkips, ss.55td4.00.
sheep-Reccipts. 6OO0 head; shipments,
1900 head. Market steady; natives, 5000
5.25 western, hOo95.i5; Texans, $2.75
CtlOO; lambs, S5OOd6.lO.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.


Arrlyals-Jamcs Lee Friars Point, Rosa
Ice, O-ccola DcSoto, Cincinnati
Dcpariurcs--James Lee fria- Point; Rosa
loo Ueccoia
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yellow, 40c; off summer yellow, CSC; miners
summer yellow, 4Oc; 9onrme. cotton seed
meal, Sl0.2o, car load lots; less than car
load, &lI.2J. lf-.-
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Ihus 4os means 4es-oId, and sol means

thus 463 means 4e3-0ld, and 5.0i means
5.1-6id1
At 4 m,--January- February, 5.3id sell
ers; February March, 5.34d, sellers; March
eiS; May-June, 5.40d, sellers; June-July,
5.4id, buyers; July-August, 5.43d, buyers;
Augustseptcmber Odd, buyers; September,
5.iid, buyers,
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending February g. 1885:
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FEVER SORE CURED.

must extend to you the thanks ofone Of my
customers who has been cured by using the Cur
crRA REMEDIES. OF an old sore, caused by long
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amputatcd, but y happy 70 say he Is now entirely
well-sound az dollar. He requests me 10 use hls
name, which Is H. II. CAsoN, merchant, Of this
place. JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist
Gainsboro Tenn.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet -Middling Cotton, 0 i3-iec
Sales Today, 325 Baies-The Tone
OF the General Market steady--Meats
Stro7y.
ArrEAi OFFICE -.

The money market continues firm, with
rates at s per ceut Money is in fair supply
ut the banks and Is sufficient 10 meet all or
binary demands.
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Spots opened quiet and closed quiet; mid
ding, iO)sc. Sales, 272 bales Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, INc good or
binary, o 9.i0c; low middllne, iO'sc mid.
ding, iONc. good middlins, iojsc; middllng
fair, iiisc; fair, i2hc.
Futures opened quiet aud closed firm, as
follows February, iOS@iO57; March, 1905,
April, iOO7@io7i May, ioT@io5s; June,
10 Sl@i0.Sj July, iO.s7e5lO.SS August, 1000
GiOpi, September, io5o8ioi 90. October
i0Osdi0OO, November, o0c@o0j, Dccom.
Der aD@an0. Sales, 1900 bales.
Weekly cotton statement, for wctk ending
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boat The DeSoto leaves again this evening
for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati
and all way landings on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers. Harry Proctor is chief clerk
and is assisted in the Office by Paris O. Brown.
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Rands nnfl AfacIla.

The following list is corrected regularly
and maybe regarded as the latest quotations;
p.Np orn.py
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