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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

News was yesterday received here of the
death at Topeka of Mrs. j. II. Scott, wife
of Santa Fe official well known here in
the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

The Shakespearania held very inter
esting meeting last Wednesday evening,
at which Prof Todd, of Sterling, was
elected honorary member Act | of Mer-
chant of Venice was read, Mr.. Matee act
ing as conductor.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

Mr.. Fred Bentley. secretary q the Okla-
honla committee. reesiYes word last efs-
ming that Congressman Springer would
certainly be here OF Tuesday 90 participate
in the convention. Mr. Weaver hal al-
ready notified the COMMITTEES u his intend.
ed presence. Senator Plumb on thai day
yiil be 10 -. Louis "a a member u 4 seua
torisl investigating COMMITTEES, but oh T
prominent personsges viii be OF hard
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18
Hoods Sarsaparilla

sasf ~ ~ SfzxEzss. q ssf faF 81 rysssrss sssr
~ {. LBfssD Co. &s.sazssazssss. ksg~szs. E@aa
iO0 Doses Cue Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

Members of the bar are requested to
meet at the court house on Monday after
noon at o'clock to attend the LAYING of
the corner stone of the new court house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

Mrs. S. i. Simpson was last evening
called to Denver by a telegram announcing
the dangerous illness of her mother.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

A horse thief named Lately was last
night added to the boarders at Hotel de
Hays.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18
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TO ADVERTISERS.

S)ur rstes for advertising shall be as low as those
.,f any other paper OF equal value an advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements must be paid for In
advance.
Entered in the postofce at Wchita as second-class
matter and entered for transmission through The
mails such. ,,. A.,
Eastern ONCE at Room IS. Tribune Huilding, New
York where all contracts for foreign advertising
VII be made and where flies OF the paper can Dc
seen. S. c. Beckwith, Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

A great deal of regret is felt on the part
of many who have cards of invitation TO
pleasant social gatherings next week. lest
il will conflict with the talk on Correct
Dress and Physical Culture, at Garfield
opera house, on Tuesday, at ? o'clock.
This can be harmonized if those parties
giving luncheons can postpone one honr,
thus all attending the reception to Mrs.
Annie Jenness Miller can Immediately re-
pair to the luncheonS
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18

Attention is called to the change of time
on the Missouri Pacific as appears in their
time table published in today's EAGLE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18
cHA~eE Of TiHs.

The Rock island railroad has made seT-
eraI changes In the time % arrival AID de-
parture Of trains az this point, cEaaEs
goes into efTect thIa mornlng
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18
S. @

Carpet bed lounge, walnut
frame, good size. See other
styles in plush at Sl2, So, SIS,
and $23,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18
81 rs and 81 70
EMO, The Furniture Man.
spnINnEK - wrArnR-
THE NEW CURB AND GUTTER

ONLY TWO DOORS WEST OF MAIN ST, ON DOUGLAS AV1
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-18


There was also produced in ev-
idence the medicine, the letters and
his leather hand bag. In this
was a novel, some account books and bill
showing that he was in some was con-
nected with the Silver Creek and Morris
Coal Co having an Office at No. 10 Dear
born street. Tha jury was, however. still
at somewhat Of a loss how 70 account for
his death. but returned the following YER
dict of death from a wound on the wrist
inflicted by his own hand&
The deceased was here visiting friends
about four years Besides Dir. Scott re
ferred to he has brother, farmer, living
out on the CowsAin and q sister. Mrs a
Barth. living on West Central His father
was an early citizen Of Wichita aud .
buried in the cemetery. His mother Is
alive, living now a; Vine Grove, ky.
Mr. Scott in speaking Of his uncle said
that he has lead very eventfnl life, an il
written IL would prove most interesting
reading. He has always been Spectator,
playing fox big money. and has been up
and down with the changes Of fortune
He was married tie second time, the wife
70 whom ne addressed the letter being his
last wife She is abou. thirty-fye years.
while be was fifty-four. He was pre-eEn-
inently society man, polished, elegant
and graceful. and nan fond q female
society. This, Mr.. Scott said, made his
wife very jealous Of him. and this fact rsAy
TO some extent account for the tragedy
Wien be was here four years ago be
sa,d that he intended 20 kill hin1self with
In two year and showed Mr. Scott the pls-
toll and the cartridges with which the self
destruction was 10 be done. Daring kLs
las. visit be seemed to have carefulls
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, May 2l.--Money on call easy
at 10 2 per cent; last loan at y per cent;
closed offered at / 4 per cent Prime mer-
camille paper, 4h@619 per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but firm at 81. 6Gl5 for sixty
day bills, A.S for demand.
Government bonds were quiet but strong.
State bonds here dull but firm.
The stock market was considerably mixed
today being alternately firm and heavy
with but slight huctuation, and finally leay-
ing prices close 10 those OF Saturday. The
great bulk OF the trading was confined TO st.
Paul, Union Pacific and Reading. Tho first
mentioned stock was the great feature Of the
day, and II continued weak under the ham,
mcring Of the bears, and II was largely over
sold, the feature Of tho loan crowd being the
heavy demand for Il, and II renewed and
loaned fiat. Many Of the late sellers APP
pcarcd rs borrowers and the rates reached
rs per cent. per day. Most of the
remaining interest was conferred In
Union Pacific. Financial institutions
that are seeking to invest their
suplus money report great difficulty In
securing any blocks of bonds. There are no
new securities now being manufactured,
while the old ones are rapidly absorbed, and
the investment demand must soon be felt by
the dividend paying stock. Union Pacific Is
up per cent. this evening, but all other
changes are for fractions only, and equally
divided between gains and losses.
Railroad bonds were quite active, the sales
reaching 81, 1928, 600 OF which Jersey Central
5s furnished 100000 at advancing prices.
The tone OF the market was strong through
out, aud prices generally higher. The total
sales OF stocks today were 2,02l, 734 shares.
Closing quotations:
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General News.

THE Tennessee river is still rising slowly.
The local packets went out last evening
with fair trips.
The Ohio river is reported falling at Pitts
burg but rising rapidly at Cincinnati.
THE City of Vicksburg leaves this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Vicksburg and Natchez.
THE Mississippi river is still rising at St.
Louis, but not so fast as IL was q few days
ago.
THE Arkansas City Is announced to leave
here this evening at o'clock for Cairo and
st. Lonis
The Chickasaw leaves tomorrow at 8
o'clock pm. for White river, going through
TO Newport.
The Jay Could with tow Of barges con-
tanning grain and package freight, Is due
here EN- route from 81. Louis 10 New Orleans.
The Eugene will be found in port this
morning, receiving TO leave this evening
at o O'clock for Arkansas river, going
through to Pine Bluff
The Cumberland river came to stand
yesterday, but will probably commence to
rise again today or tomorrow, as heavy rains
have fallen along that stream during the
past twenty-four hours.
AT ST. Louis Saturday night the tug
George III. Rhea, used for harbor purposes,
WIS lottlly utstfOyeu Ny nIc. phc Nus
owned by the Mississippi Transportation
company, and valued at 81 200.
THE Buckeye State arrived from the Ohio
river yesterday morning with 327 packages
Of furniture, s63 barrels Of flour, oil, vine
gar, ETC., 100 kegs OF nails 435 boxes Of glass
ware, 10 carboys Of acid, "a sacks peanuts,
l67 packages OF iron, and Is buggies and
wagons. She is receiving TO leave on her
return trip this evening at o'clock.
The United States lighthouse tender, 10.
seph Henry, arrived from New Orleans yes
terday afternoon. She made the following
changes in beacon lights between New Or.
leans and Arkansas City: Alloway's Land.
ing, new light established; Gibson's Land.
ing, new light established Omega, moved
down 700 yards; Island 10, re-establishedi
Mayersville, moved down 200 yards; Pilch'
er's Point, moved up 300 yards Seven Oak:
Landing, new light established.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

CmcAoo, H., May 2i.-Markets were gen.
orally unsettled on change today. The ten.
dency OF prices In the grain pits was down.
ward with quick rallies, while In provisions
there was comparatively dullncss with
slightly better prices Wheat was weak on
the curb, but ON the strength Of some out.
side buying orders the prices were &c over
saturday closing with July at So,lc. The
market, however, soon became weak aud be-
fore 1890 o'clock prices had declined &c.
There was no panic and no feeling that
prices were going To pieces beyond recovery.
Ii was simply natural reaction from last
weeks rapid advance aud the shifting Of
holders. II there was any heed paid 10 crop
news Il only tended 20 brighten the fellows
who were loadcdup although there was pos
lively nothing alarming frum any quarter
Hutchinson was a seller and the big bulls
who helped prices up 10 well early last week
aud then disposed OF good share Of their
holdings simply let the market alone. The
visible supply was disappointment, the do.
erase 2j0OO bushels being only about one
quarter Of the decrease expected. July sold
az s9Ac nt the best price of the morning,
broke 10 GHc, rallied 10 ssiEc, declining
20 Ss'lc, rallied 10 SEC and closing al $40
size.
In corn. as In wheat, there was a vast lot
Of long corn w the hands OF the local crowd.
lif lNAAl IfN'llNH Mfff lNfNf ON glazing
high There wns general selling on this fact
Of the start. Then when p.iccs began 20
tumble IN wheat tina; influence made corn
still more heavy Later Il WIS estimated
that the receipts for Tuesday would be nearly
soo cars. This gave another squirt TO the
selling, although there WIS such week.-mrs..
there was no unusual activity In the pit.
May opened SIC aud closed nj htc; July sold
1o'iito open up 10 50c. aud closed at SAVE
| The brcak In coin, h,ayy selling by some
large holders, and an increase Of ili,OOO bu
In the visible supply had a weakening
effect ON oats today. May opened at SAFE.
sold OF 10 S2isc, and closed NJ 3sc; july
opened at sc, sold 5S1c down TO Sc, and
closed at 32Ac.
| Provisions were quiet aud steady OPERATOR
giving more attention 20 wheat than 10 the
| trading. Receipts Of hogs were good, bal
the hrmntss In the market prevented hold
ers of product from offering " with any dc
gree of prudence, aud as buyers were not ln
olined 70 bid up for stock the prices wer,
confined 20 n narrow range. July pofl
opened 7'fc lower, advanced ! lec, rccovcrc,
lor, and loscd nj tii47,s. Lard was weakc
aud closed al 2k6tSc lower July sold a
AG2AcS7O and closed al ts.02,t. shor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

CoTFEE-Common l0c; ordinary, lie;
fair, lsc; prime Rio lac; choice 10 fancy, 2ic;
old government. 30d32c. strong.
RicE--iouisiana, 5}s@G1Ec; Carolina, go
&c, quiet
suaAR-Purc white. Gs4c; of white, 6,s@
csc, yellow clarified, 0a@Gifo open kettle,
bkMb,tc; refined A, CSC; standard granu-
lated, 5fc; plantation granulatcd. 7Ac,
powdered, SC; cut loaf, Nc. steady.
CANNED Goobs--. Pine apples, si.D Peaches,
2 lbs, standard S2O0, 3 lbs, standard, $3.50.
second, 81. 90. lbs, standard, 500 Toma-
toes, lbs, standard, ti.O0. lbs standard,
k.lh Strawberries, ti.I6. Raspbcrrics,
tl.O0 Blackbcrrics, tl.i0lai. IS. Green cages,
tl.75Sl.sS Pears, Si.20al.75. Plums 81 as
Cii.T5 Asparagus, s2ObCfl.25. Green corn,
tl.2sCti.t0. Green peas, si.0odi.eo Cove
oysters, full weight, H. CSC 2 lbs, o. 90
Clio; light weight l ~, G0@65o; ? lbs,
tii0. Condensed milk, Crown, $S.75Cf5. Il,
Eagle. E.1a Swiss, 800 salmon, " IS
Sarlines, S15, mustard sardines, $500.
Mnckcrl, $50 herring maokercl, si.25;
CANbiEa-Stick, all sizes. IN bxs pals and
hrls, saloc; fancy assorted, s9ibc; extra
fancy, isOt21c firm.
s,lr-saginaw si.SO@i.aS per brl; Ohio
| river, tl.0ai.2j per bril- sks, fine, Si.Sb0t
CnrEsr--Ncw York factory, Ofasc; full
cream, i2di3c. Young America i8tllc.
SoAn AND CANnfu-soap. 3@5hc. Can
dies, full weight sAgac.
STARCH 3lsmJbc.
MoLAssrs-l.ouisiana, common 20 fair y
@2iC, prime 90 choice, a3d3sc, fancy, i0si
l1c, ccntriiurals. common to fair. and2ic
prime 10 choice, a19Jic, syrup, 9@iOc
| quicl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes Of importance were made by
the Merchants exchange committees today.
Values remain comparatively unchanged.
There is nothing new TO report as TO tho
New Orleans sugar market The demand Is
fair for tho season OF the year and prices are
firm. Molasses is quiet and steady. There
is no change 10 note in the rice market
Rough rice Is as dull as tho clean article.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of latest date
sHys the weeks packing In the west has been
10000 hogs, against 10000 the preceding
week and 10000 last year total to date
I,5S5,0OO, against sos, 900 year ago.
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mnn.rhold nnnnlIe..

Arrirs- None In market Dried apples.
GHc per 10 from store. Dried peaches, nc
fr1m store.
Fuuu--Omngcs, Mcsslna $3.50 per box;
imperial, tiOo per box Lemons t2.5oM
500 per box. Bananns, $l.So@2.6O per
bunch.
vroErAmp- Onions, t36Oal0o per hrl;
A. O0 Der sack. Cabbage. now Louisiana, crate
$500 Kmut brls, $50 half brls, tl.5o,
Garlic, 50C per 100 runipa si6O@L76
per hrl.
pouiTnY-rhickcns spring. a. 50d2 ~
mixed t250la300, hens. 81 ONds.5O.
PtcKLrs-llrls $3.50. half hrls, klO0.
PorArou old - 50a3Oo per hrl.
new, tLSOaAOOpcr brl. sweet potatoes, S2.To
@a0O per brl.
Euus--lirm; bxs. iec. cascs l2lfc
Nurs-Cocoanuis ttoo per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, ~, Tennessee farmers stock, 80
lc, nasiod, 2'tc higher sholled, To-, rc.
cans. Texas. Gai2c.
Rli.lss-.l.ondon layers $500 layers
t216 California, SECS
nurtrR-- iuttcrine, i5@ 20c creamery, p
@g0C. dairy. l8d2oc. country butter l2Ctibc
CIpsn--olark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 pei
half brl.
viSraAn--Por gal. sCtl2c.
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&c; dry sailed, 5II617c; green salted No. J.
&c; No. 2, SIC green 3@ic; sheepskins, l5c
ToBAcco--Common, 25@35c other grades
35t1s5c.
SNUFF 80 CARROTS, $10.s5; Ralph's $10.26i
railroad, 1926; Gail d Ak, 5000.
Coal 0IL---Prime white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gal.
BEEswAx--1S@20c.
TALLow-3@4c.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 100
13c; clear grease wool, 20G25c bury washed,
20d30c; tub washed, 30613ic.
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steady; middlng 0)fc. Sales, 1000 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
74c; good ordinary, SIC; low middling DC;
middling, 9Hc; good middling, 915-i6c.
Futures opened steady and closed dull,
ms follows: May, 937@9.39; June $3.50
$50; July, 943@944; August, 943@94i;
September, 9ii@9l2; October s0l@se3;
November S.s7@s.S9 December s,s9@s9l;
January, s.0s@900; February 9.OS@9lo;
March, 917@oi9 Sales, II, 200 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CoRN MEAL-Standard, $3.l0@3.l5 peafl,
a. %; roller, az. 35@3.i0 strong
BEANS AND Pr,s-.Nayy beans, $500 mo
dium, Si.65 Stock peas, Sl.25 per bu; lady
peas, Sl.75 per bui black eyes, $3.50 per bu.
oar MEAIs-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
FLoUR-From store, common S3.iOg376;
family, Sil5; choice, $3.50; fancy, $40 ex-
ira fancy, Sl.s5; patent $5.2O@5iOi strong.
CRAcKEns--Soda treble extra DC; ginger
snaps, 5ls@slfc, assorted jumblcs, lOdl2c.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln half brls, $500 from
store.
HoMISY AND GRrs-From store 1925.
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HAY--Cholcc, from store, 05c@SlOG car
load. from lcyce or depot, Sla50@l0 co.
prime, store, OOdO2jgc; car load. from lcyco
or de 'ot, si7OOalS.O0 prairie, from store,
OO@7Oc; car load, from leyee or depot 5000
@l3.O0.
BnAS--From store, si.OO; from leyeo or
depot, 5000.
ConS-.From store, white CSC; mixed Gle;
from levee OF depot, white, IN bulk, 6sc In
sacks Ole; mixed, In bulk. 57c; In sacks 0Oc.
OATs--from store, white. i3c; mixed, 40c;
from leyce or depot, white, In bulk, 3sc; in
sacks, iOc; mixed, In bulk, SIC; In sacks, SOC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

FIai--Mackcrcl half brls., No. I, 1925;
No 2, 1913; i0-lb kit, No. I, Sl.i5; No. 2
sl.i0, Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
FEEsn MEArs--Choicc beef, headquarters,
o.; iorcquartcrs. 46t5c, second grade, hind
quarter &c; torequarlera, S,lc. Sheep, 9he,
Hog, 7N@sc.
Hoo Pnopvcrs--stronT, mes pork, $1,000,
lO1Giiilc; bacon, clear rib sides, 900 .c;
bulk pork, clear sides, sifMstkc; clear rib
sides, s'.@s,soi long clear, s,S@sl4c; shout
dcr-, 0N@6'fc.
Llnp--1'cs, Sac half brls SEE kegs, SIC;
choice kettle, 0i.c strong.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

CmeAoo, ILL.,, May 2i.-The Drorerf Jour.
nal reports. Caitle-R Receipts, 1900; ship.
ments, 1850. Market strong on light weak
on heavy beeycs, <3.9OaS 90 cows, 81. SOFA
$50, stockcrs and feeders, i25O9LiO; Texas
cattle S2.O0d350.
IIogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000.
Market steady. Mired, ij.5Od5. Is: heavy,
s5O65Do, light, t5.i5@6.C4; pigs aud oulls,
81. 25Cia25.
Shecp-Receipts, 5000 shipments, 1000.
800 Texans wooded, yearl.ngs, $3.50, Texans
shorn, N.O2l fai60.
The Drotors Journals cablcgram quotes
heavy supply Of American cattle at London;
demand weak and prices PC lower than last
week Best American steers sc estimated
dead weight
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ribs weakened Off f0rtion. July sold at
S.62H@7;72K and clos IA at $7.67H
The visible supply % gAin on May 10, as
compiled by the secrdaG Of the Chicago
board Of trade, was as fHFws:
Wheat 29,O2i ,945 blu; Necrease, M9,S bu.
Corn, 9Ss, 632 bu; decrease, rs, 395 bu. Oats,
Abb o23 Blu; increase, 4lO, 754 bu. Rye, 26i,-
S2S 6u; increase 1892 Blu. Barley, 6o3, $40
Blu; decrease, 45,755 Blu.
The leading futures ranned as follows:
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Cotton seed Troducis.

PRIME CRUDE oIL--3l@32c prime summer
yellow, 35@36c; choice cooking summer
yellow, 39gi0c; prime cotton seed meal
$40. 60dl700, carload lots; less than car
load Sls GOALS 30
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Pittsbure Coal shipments.

PrrTsBURo, Pa, May 2l.-Coal shipments
to the lower ports on the present rise. $780,
600 bushels, Of which 1850, 900 bushels were
for Louisville and the balance for Cincin-
natl SO far but few accidents have been re-
uariaI
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MOvemeuts nd tIne Leyee.

Arriyals-Bnckeye State, Cincinnati; Jo-
seph Henry, New Orleans.
observation-disclosures Friars Point; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; Gayoso, Tiptonville;
Rosa Lee, Osceola.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

W. y. Walton, ofSprsneiicld, Tenn, says
Il have been suffering With neuralgia In The
face and head, OF and on, for three years
purchased Dor OF DR.. Tanners lnhlllble
Neuralgia Cure, aud took eight II the plll4
have not felt any symptom of neuralgia
since. Itgives me pleasure 90 rccommcnd H."
Rangum Root Medicine 90, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 ocnl per boz. sold at
Holsters drug store. ~ Main street
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OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE Y. g. Al
MEMPHIS, May n. p. m. !
The following observations are taken at all sta
tions named In the 10th meridian time, which Ia
one hour later then McmphlH time:
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Live stock.

LAMBs--Choice, $500; common TO good,
per head, $3.0O@3,50.
Hoes--Choico light, &c; good, &c; COM
mon, &c.
GRASS CArrLr--Choice 4@lMc; good, 81
94c; fair TO medium, Sc; scallawags, 5000
per head
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INV YoRK, May 2i.-lhc demand was
maintained Of the quiet proportions Of prev
ious reports with avery far trade IN cotton
goods, but wooden goods dplcr.
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nnn,ls md Sincks.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations
BANK STOCKS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

wmsgY 30. stnight Kentucky Bourbon,
" 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, si.b0aaOO. Eastern
fyes ~ .09Uol according 70 age and make
common WHISKY voc@ti20, according TO
proof.
BA0utNu---06l7c.
Tus--S .OOmilh
suOr--Drop tit5i buck, tLb
IEAD---Oifo,
Nnis-.lron, t2lO; steel, t2.25o2s5
PowprR - Kegs 500, half kegs s2.75,
quarter Kegs, ti.15
srrps-. Red clover tt76 per bu timothy,
ts.25 per bu herds, Csc per bu blue grass
u.2D per bui orchard grass, si.t09l,1 per
bu German millctt, fi.s5 per bu.
Hipra--Dy flint, No. 4. fO61iic No 2 10
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New YorL Dry Goods Market.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2i.-wool steady an
firm,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22

cLrvELlSp, o., May 2l..-.Petrolcum
Easy s. W. iio', TEc.
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DAILY COTTON sTATrNrNT.

=
n n. NJ Lhk.. 5000 Nv RREL ora
Jhh "a kCs&N 70, 2skC &BRR, Va.
fieaTners, ~ WAGONS, . Total, i0l bales
EEporis-M 6cRR SIN 6TRR 0L&N
hh iSS LN0&TRB, ~ Total. 5is bales
EKw YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet;
middling ioc. Sales 80 bales Quota
Hons were a. follows. Ordinary, nc. good
ordinary, sil-i0c; low middiing. OOiOc;
middling, loo; good middlinF. iOAc; mid.
ding fair, 10 1916; fair, II 0lOc
Futures opened quietly and steady and
closed quiet, as follows May. pSs6om.
june. poi@oo2; July, io0lai002. August,
ioii@ioi2; September oii@072, October.
o<o@a<7; November, oS7@93s; December.
o.ss0oso January, o.C@a47; February,
sssao5<; March. eoi@eo2. sales, $500
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
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RANK CLHAniN0s
cmoAoo, Ill.,, May 2i.-Bank olearings, to-
day, Oil, 10000.
ST: Lours, No, May 2i.-clearings, s2,ol5,.
37s. balances, si0s,sls.
NV oRLEASs La, May 2i.-Clcarings OF
the banks, Si,0o6,6SS
NEW YonK, May 2l.-clearings, s6S,6iS,-
5i7, balances, $751; $50.
BALrrnoRE, Nd, May 2i.-clearings, g..
0si ,026; balances, $50, s5s.
BosroN, Mass, May 2l.--Clearings, 49,.
5is,5ia, balances, ti,so0, $50.
PmLApELrmA, Pa, May 2i.--Clearings,
til, iOo, Oil; balances, 81, 1895 $40.
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Ordinary, 7Nc, good ordinary. 8.i0c. low
middling, 0SiGci middling, OOI0c. good
middling, Csc; middlinR fair, 10 $40. fair.
nominal. Dusty, ,tc TO ic lower.
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Cincinnati. ....-..... BUCKEYE STATE, pm.
81. Louis. ................ARKAHsAs CRY, pm
Arkansas river....~.EUoEsE, pm.
OF VIcKsBuRG 10 q. m
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Five hundred and twenty-six SKIS bran, %
brls beans and peas, i6 pkgs butter, 500 pkgs
bacon, iG2 pkgs boots aud shoes, 10 cars
corn, 1870 sks coffee, 400 brls lime, $50 brls
cement, 3, 1872 sks cotton seed, ears cotton
seed, ~ pkgs dry goods, 40 pkgs eggs, l,029
brs flour, 10 ears hay, AZ pkgs hats, "a head
hogs, III head cattle 20 head horses and
mules, 0g2 pkgs lard, 10000 600 feet lum-
Der 100 pkgs liquors, 500 brls meal, 100
brls molasscs, 400 kegs nails, " cars oats, q
bfls onions 100 brls potatoes, - cars pork
sides. 81 pkgs rice, 225 brls sugar, lG2 pkgs
tobacco, cars wheat.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
steady and closed quiet and steady; middling
aeioc. Sales cO bales, including none last
evening, Of which none 10 exporters and oil
70 tplnncr.