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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
TAKE IT IN TINE.

"For want of a nail, a shoe was lost;
for want of a shoe, a horse was lost;
for want of horse. a rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs of pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by DR..
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption. (9) RAGLAND q Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26

"A. Hampel, late proprietor of the
Riverside restaurant, has opened a
new restaurant in the Alamo pavilion
opposite the post office where you can
get fine oysters, fish and the best
lunch in the city at reasonable prices.
1l-l6-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26


The attendance at the grounds was
fully equal to that upon any previous
day, thousands and thousands COM
ing and going all day. There was not
much of interest to attract those who
had previously attended the fair and
examined the exhibits in exposition
building and machinery hall, but to
those who had never entered the
grounds and to whom the scene pre-
scented all the attraction of novelty
the day was one of much interest.
Exposition hall, machinery hall,
and the cattle exhibit drew crowds of
interested spectators. The cattle ex-
hibit is, as has been repeatedly said,
a truly magnificent one. Individual
ly and collectively the animals shown
here will compare most favorably with
those shown anywhere and this is the
opinion of the best cattle judges from
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
Bargain &C. Type

Six hundred pounds of Brewer RO-
man type, in cases, at zoe and 25c per
pound. Inquire at LIGHT Office. tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
lis First Wedding.

Justice of the peace elect Heron
had his first experience as a par5on
Saturday night, being called upon to
perform the ceremony of marriage be-
tween Capt. II. d. Bennett and Mrs.
Lena Holly, at the residence of the
bride, No. 1924 avenue ID. He spliced
them all right but says he was more
nervous about it than he was when
he attended his own wedding.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26

abroad as we'll as at home. Foreign
exhibitors in the cattle department.
are enthusiastic in their expression of
commentator of the fair, of San An
tonic itself, and of this climate as a
superior one for the raising of finely
bred cattle. One of these exhibitors
from Illinois, Mr.. William Powell, was
quite certain that the thoroughbred
stock could stand the acclimating
fever without serious damage, and
that though certain to take it there
was no reason that they should die
from it. He also spoke in highest
terms of the fair as conspicuous sue
cess, and said that its managers were
deserving of all praise for the much
that they had accomplished in so
short time.
In machinery and exposition hall
there was more quietness. The shouts
and the deafening din of the fakirs
were not SO loud as on previous days,
and there was general air of quiet
ness pervading the crowds. The
bicycle races, and the races Oh the as
ISOLATION track were witnessed by
goodly crowd and the track being in
better condition than on any previous
day there was some good sport.
The great center of expectancy was
the balloon ascension, which was not
destined to materialize owing to
combination of high wind and acct
dent, the balloon catching fire in the
endeavor to initiate it. The aeronant
promised another attempt before the
fair closed but it is exceedingly
doub if any will be made, the
change in the weather putting dam
per OH everything.
A MISERABLE DAY.
The rain which had been threaten
ing for some days held off all day
but at midnight the large
drops began to patter on the roofs and
in a short time driving, binding,
dashing rain with strong east wind
was washing out all promise of a fair
day for the fair. The rain came down
in dashes, with few intervals of rain
less minutes, until morning and at
this writing, 10 a. M, there Is little
hope of any let up for hours to come.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
1T Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-17-tf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS TUESDAY. FEBRUARY a. 1883.

ment that the estimated receipts for tomor-
row were $40 cars, and the increase OF 49,
600 bushels in the visible supply broke May
corn at one time 10 5lkcS There was little
subsequent recovery TO 51ssc, at which figure
the market was steadyfor some time, May
finally closing at 6i1s@61i4c.
Oats were traded ID quite briskly early,
the May option especially being in demand,
but late in the session the market ruled
quiet. Prices were ~ better, May closing
at 3l2<c. Provisions. opened stronger and d
shade higher in sympathy with grains and
the slight advance In hogs. A moderate
business was transacted carly, but later the
market became slow until nearly the close
when couple OF plungers raided the mar
ket and forced prices for pork down lOc to
loo with rush, lard and short ribs 90. A
slight rally occurred before the close. Mess
pork for May opened sc higher at $14. 40,
declined 10 Sl4.25 and closed at $l427lS.
May lard sold at $7.77l9@7.s2H and closed
at $50. May short ribs sold at $5.57lSg7. IS
and closed at S7.55.
The statement Of the visible supply OF
grain on February H. as compiled by the
secretary OF the Chicago Board of Trade, was
as follows Wheat, 40,2S7, 1913, decrease
100, l5S; corn, S,60i9 07 bu increase 415,027;
oats, s. 900, 5i5, decrease 222, 90 bu; rye, 800,
557, decrease $3.50; barley, 2,S0l,0s5, de-
crease 2l7.033.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. stocks ana Bond.

Nrw YoRK, Feb. I3.-Moncy ON call easy
at 90 ~ per cent, last loan ~, closed
offered ut 2. Primo mercantile paper 5gT
Sterling exchange dull, but firm az Si.si for
sixty day bills and 1857 for demand.
Government bonds were dull but steady 10
firm. States bonds were fairly neglected.
The new week at tho Stock exchange
opened with a very dull market, In which
transactions possessed little interest except
90 the traders aud scalpcrs. There was very
little news Of character to affect values,
though what there was favored the bear side,
aud a general bcarish feeling was prevalent,
aud especially In the early part OF the day.
The usual flood Of rate cutting adyiccs were
missing today, but the news from the west
was Of scarcely less discourging character,
though the heaviest pressure from the beans
was directed against tho Nanderbilis, Canada
Southern aud Lake Shore being affected
most by the raids. The transactions In the
remainder 81 the list was generally 81 q
scalpng order, and Quotations were confined
| 10 tho narrowcst limits most stocks being
traded In within n range Of lcss than y pei
cent. during the day. A better tone appeared
later In the day, however, and the close was
dull but firm.
Tho net result OF the business Is that
almost everything Is lower, though losses
are confined 90 fractions only.
The railroad bond marketwns a little mon
animated; sales q, 217,OO0 Changes inpricc
were unimportant
The total sales of stock were Ill, s0I shares
Closing quotations,
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MlAcelInncOus.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81, 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, $1.4093.00; Eastern Ryes $i.S5C9
800, according 10 age and make common
whisky, 90c9i.l5, according to proof.
BAoGINa-GA7c.
TIEs-$i. l0MlI2.
suoT--Drop, $i3j; buck, i1.6o.
LRAD-0lfc.
Nams-Iron, s2IO@215; steel, s225@2so
PowDKn-Kegs, ST. half kegs, 1913 quar-
ter kegs, $3.50.
roBacco--Common, 25@95c; other grades
356iB5c
ssurp-Garrcts. $685. Ralph's sio.25;
railroad, So 25 Gail q AK, 800.
Coal 0ue-Prime white, wholesale lots,
l0c per gal.
HIOrs--Dry flint, No 1, 1906 No ., Zoe;
dry sailed, T@9c; green sailed No. !, gao
exc; No. 2, 5@5hc; green, 495ci shcepskins,
l5cCa$i0O.
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashod, l3@
lsc, clear grease wool, 23cp2jc; bury washed
20Cg30c tub washed, 33@35c.
BEEswAx-lSG2Oc.
TALLow-3G13lSc.
Fms AND SKISs-Dccr 30G35c; bear, 81 90
al 90; mink, 15(di0c; coon, hunter handled.
l5G17Oc; country handled, l5@G0c: otter,
81 0OGJ5.O0 beaver, b0c6lsi00 wild cat, l5Ca
25c fox, .I5G175c; muskrat, l0lgl5c; opos-
sum, l0gl5c; wolf, 5OcgS2.00; skunk, 800
75c panther, 50c6Si.0O.
sErDs-Rcd clover, St7565,2j per bu;
timothy 1926 per bu; herds, J0dj5c per
bu; blue grass $i.25 per bu orchard
grass, silo@i.tO per blu; red oats, 10000
Der bu, !
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Groceries.

Ricr--Ioul.lanA SN9o,lci Carolina, o,l
suoAR-fur white, csc; "a white, O,sc;
yellow clarified. Bi.@0kc. open kettle, OF
fa54c refined A. u4c; standard granulaicd
nc; plantation granulntcd 1hc, powdered,
stsfas1c cut loaf. sf@sAc; strong.
CASprs-Stick, al Axcs in hxs, pain and
brls GisCtac; fancy assorted, ajdloc. firm.
CorTrE-C Common. l7iso, ordinary, lsC;
fair. isii0tNg prime Rio, 10 s0tenc choice 90
fancy, ?l@22ci old government .s9J0f
steady.
sur-Saglnaw. siS,@i.lO per brl; sks
fine, Sl.gitti, 90 coarse, SiiO6fiib, pkts
blcaohcd, tL25; mixed, brls, 5000 mixed,
2N@5c.
so,,s AND C,Nptu-soan s@5Hc. can.
dies, iull weight, sii@ac.
CnKr-E-Ncw York factory, G@sc full
cram, i2Cfi2kc Young America, iNai1lsc.
CASNIp 0oops-rno Apples, tl.eotsl 80,
ard. t21d; seconds, ti.7b Tomatoes, ? lhs,
standard. slmai.iO. 8 lbs standard,
81. 25mi.g0 Strawberries tl.OO Ra,p.
berries, tlO. Blackhcrries ti.i56ii. ~.
Green ragcs fi.5SCai.s5. Pears fi7Sa , ~.
plums si0,Cti5A Asparagus, s21SCtl %.
Green corn, ti..j0tt.ii. Green peas ti.Clth
i56. Cove oysters, full weight, 1 10.
N.OG lbs. Al G5tsi75, light weight,
No., Dp6G,c. lbs Si.00dil0. Con-
dcnsed milk, Crown, fj.7jG15Sb Eagle,
G.1G Swiss, 1919. Salmon, f2p1. sar-
dimes, $50. mustard sardincs SEQ. Mack.
orcl, Si.0 herring mackcrcl, N0.
MOLsssIs Louisiana, common ~ fair 81
M2ic, nrimo 10 choice aOd3Ic, fancy, $50
ga, common a. fair. .,tteAc; prime ~ choice,
80 20, syrup, 600 iSc. nrm.
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General News.

1cucrN NcWss
CLEAR.
BUSINESS good.
PHEASANT weather
MUDDY on the levee.
RIVER rising steadily.
Two boats leave today.
THE Chickasaw leaves tomorrow for White
river.
THE Desoto will be due here Thursday
from Cincinnati.
The Wyoming will be due here tomorrow
from New Orleans
TnE U. p. Schenck Is due down on her
way to New Orleans.
THE Joe b. Williams, with tow OF emp
ties, passed to the Ohio river early yesterday
morning.
The Rosa Lee, from 0sceola, had 80 bales
OF cotton, 10 bags OF seed cotton and 0l2 sacks
OF cotton seed
TIE Kate Adams, James Lee, Rosa Lee,
Joe Peters, and Rene Macrcady brought big
trips of people.
TnE James Lee, from Friars Point, brought
| SO bales Of cotton, 10 bags. of seed cotton and
| j65 sacks OF cotton seed.
TIE divers have made critical examina-
ton Of the sunken VIII s. Hays, and say she
can be raised and repaired with but little
trouble.
THE Gayoso Capt. w. p. Hall, leaves to-
night for Tiptonville and all way points on
| the upper coast. Messrs. u. o. Mitchell and
II. A. MeDzics arc her clerks.
TUE Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
| City with $40 bales OF cotton, 80 bags Of seed
cotton and 9iS sacks OF cotton seed. She also
brought big trip OF passengers.
Tue Joe Peters, Capt. Il. b. Smith, arrived
yesterday morning from Arkansas river with
367 bales OF cotton, sos sacks OF cotton seed
and good list OF people. She returns TO
| Arkansas river tomorrow.
TIE Buckeye State, Capt II. J. Vinton,
arrived Yesterday from Cincinnati, with 400
tons Of freight and her cabins full Of people,
who came 10 look at the city and celebrate
| with King Menus. The Buckeye State
leaves tonight for Cairo, Evansville Louis
ville Cincinnati and all way landings on the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers. George Hcnd-
rickson has charge Of the Office.
CART IRwIS DroAS general supervisor Of
| this, the Sixth district returned yesterday
| from Nashville. While at that place he APP
pointed Fred. Wyatt local boiler Inspector
TO succeed Il. NJ. Allison, resigned. Mr.
| Wyatt was engineer OF the new Il. g. Ragon,
and has been employed on boaS i'm Capt.
Ryman's Cumberland River line for long
number Of years. lie was heavily Endorsed
for the place. and Is spoken Of as an honest
| and upright gentleman and a No. l me-
| chanic. -L0uisriiic Courier Journal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14

as follows February, 1054@io.55 March,
io0o@io.6i April, 1895; May, lo7i@lo72;
June, io.77@lO.7s; July, Io.70@lO.sO; An.
gust 1Osi@io.s2; September, lo.33@l0.s5;
October, i00o@looi; November, os7@9ss;
December, as0@9ss; January, ooi@9o5.
Sales, "A, 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm middling, 0 l3-l6c. Sales, 1900
bales. Quotations were as follows Or
binary, s7-i6c; good ordinary 01-i6c; low
middling, 9,Gc middling, o l2-l0c; good mid
ding, 10 3-I6c.
Futures opened steady and closed easy, as
follows; February, 0s7@o.S 80; March, o.0O@
09l; April, i000Glool May, lo.iO@io.l1i
June, io.2i@io22 July, lo3l@io.32; Au'
gust, io26@io.27; September o70@osoi
October, o.49@95G November, 930@9.4o
December, 90. Sales, 1880 bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon; spots--steady and demand
fair, Sales, 10000 bales, OF which Amer.
lean, 400 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales,
Of which American, 1900 bales Clos
ing quotations were rs follows Ordinary,
bisd; good ordinary, SLED; low middling,
5ssd; good middlmg 5gsd; middling up.
lands, sgd; middling Orleans, . 0l0d.
Futures opened quiet and closed frm
ns follows
1.-THE prices are given In pence and oiths;
thus i,G5 means I.03-6id, and Sol means
5i-64d.l
At February, 5.3ld, buyers; Feb
ruary.March, 6.3id, buyers; March-April,
530d, value; Apfil.May, 5.3sd, value;
May-Junc, 6,l0d, sellers; Junc.July, 5.i2d,
sellers July-August, 5.ild. sellers; Au.
gust.Septcmbcr, 5.iid, sellers; September.
oiid, buyers.
UAvRE.
spols-Firm; demand good Tres ordinaito
Orleans spot, 0s,lf; futures, for February de-
livery, G0itf.
Noto-rrcs ordinairc Orleans spot, Csf
represents O0ls flames for 10 kilos Of strict
middling cotton, Ilavrc terms. A kilo IL
about lbs or a. $500 klos equal 100 lbs.
| A franc IA equal 10 gOc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14

HAY--choice. from storc, 0Scdsi.0o cai
load. from leycc or depot tis.506Il0. 90
prime. store, eOc,92isc. car load from lcyc,
or depot, sl7.Ooa 1850; prairie from store
Oo97Oc; car load from lcyoo or depot, 5000
0i2.O1
BnAs-From store, 500, from leyco or de.
pot, sia0O.
ConS-From store. white, 61c MIXED, SOC,
from leyee or depot, white, Ia bulk, OOls6D
Ole; In sks, 02c; mixed, Ia bulk, 65k9j0's
In sks, 81 ls6DSs1o.
OArs-from store, white, ii6ti5c; mixed
n6i2c; from lcvec or depot, white, In bulk,
3gk@ioU IN AXIS u &c; mixed, In bulk,
81 i.Ofgsi.c. In SKIS 4Odli &c,
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GENERAL TRADE


Com ME,L--standari $40 pearl, $500
roller S2nGe3OO; higher.
BEASs-Nayy, S2.OO@275; medium, s2.4o@
200.
oar MKlt--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
flouR--from store, common, $3,O0id3. -,
family, SS.2ja96O; choice, $J.5Od315; fancy
Aoec14l0 extra fancy, SL2bsi,50, patent,
~ 5Odisj steady.
ira, l,Sc; ginger snaps, blS@0,Ec, assorted
lumbles loo.
CRACKED wurlr-In half brl-, sie5 from
store.
HoMNY AND Gnirs--From store, s3.2l
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iIan.nhaia snnnile..

ArrLp New York, k25o@ico per brl;
dried apples. Gaze per 10 from store
Dried peaches. 0,stt7iso from store.
fRuir-Omngcs, ~ $4,000 per box lem.
ons, t5.coa3 30 per box bananas, ti.coa
2 ~ per bunch.
vrarrAuLrs-onions g. jO6loo per brl.
u so per bu. Cabbage, now Louisiana, 500
WJ5O knui, brls. t7.5ods50. half brls.
N2s@LIa. Garlic, sLOo per 100 Turnips,
" - per brl.
PorLrnY-Chlckcns spring. t2ma3 90.
hens tO0a32i, turkeys, tiOWbtif.O1.
dressed chickens, 2 5oaS50 turkeys. i2Ctiac
per lh ducks, t3.oO@3oo, geese, tiooai.5c
per dOz.
G,ar-Quaii, 800 per dor squirrels.
7bceti.0Q per doA Nonison, whole deer
i6)5c. saddles, i0c. Wild ducks, $500 Icr
dor. Rabbits, u.OO per dor Pralrl,
chickens, tLcoss.co per don Wild turkeys
50a75c.
pIcKIp-Brls. taso, half brls 400.
Eoos-firm al 22fa2Sc.
R.inss-London Layers, 800. layers t275,
California, f225.
Nurs-Cocosnuis $40 per 100, Peanuts
Virginia. 0c Tennessee, farmers flock, 70
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FIsn-Mackcrcl. half brlS, No, 1, $50, No.
2. 800. No. =, $G25. lob kit No. I, n.isc.
No. 2 SiiO No. ., sio5. Dry herring fam.
lily, 25c per box.
Hoo Iinoprcrs-Firn; mess pork, ti5.5Oce
i0OO, sugar cured hams, iidlihc; break.
fast bacon, ii6ii Nc; bulk pork, clear sides.
s,.Gfs,.c; clear Tib sides, s,gs,sc, long clear,
nc; shoulders, &c.
LAup-rcS siSc; half brls, 71sci kegs. 7ilc,
choice kettle. s'f0n,kc. firm.
Pros Frrr-liris, $3.50 hall brls, 1900
$50 kegs, Sl.2i.
FnEsm Mr,ra-Choicc beef hndquarlcrs
sc. forcquaricrs, &C., second gmdo, hind.
quarters, ~, forcquarier, 3c. ShccR a..
IlOgs, sC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14
Cotton seed Products.

PRINm CRUDE On.-33c; prime sum-
mer yellow, 37g3sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 4Ocoilc; oTspmmer yellow, &C; min
ers' summer yellow &C; prime cotton seed
meal, Si075@l700, car load lots less than
car load, Si7.156Dls.0O.
LANBs-Choicc, $500; common TO good,
per head, Sl.5O@3.00
GRAss CArTLE-Choice, 3lfC54o; good, 2H
G13Ic; fair Ia medium, 2h@2kc scala
ways, 1k@i9.c; feeders, light 2Cy29Sci
heavy, 2ACg3c.
iIcGs-Choicc light $500 good. 4N@5ci
common 1ifmlLc
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" rcw York and cities north and cast, on
AZ 1hand. = discount buying. New York
t u principal cities north and east sight -
( count buying New Orleans, s. discount
(, lying.
u >sclling Iatos---On New York, x per cent
( *'emium on sums below 81, 1000, $50 per
900 premium on sums Of 5000 or more
Cincinnati, 81. Louis or Louisville; $3.50
( t,r 81, 600 premium on all sums; on New Or
\ ,an.. $50 per 5000 on al sums. Prime
Monumental sterling, Sis2@4S2S.
4 There was no session Of the stock call board
today and will not be until Wednesday
morning.
( Tnelocal cotton market closed firm, with
4 sales OF coo bales.
z New York spots closed quiet, and as TO
future. G, l.. Greene q Co.'S report on cot
1on certificates says "Thc market has been
Iipliily irregular but on the whole the UNI
ti4fone was tame, aud the principal feature
, was the apparent difficult task experienced
IN preventing moro decided shnding on
\yauc and after the filling Of few early
Cicrsa at and points advance rates took
downward turn aud settled of and
pits from the highest with the close barely
'Nsdy."
Anew Orleans spots closed firm with
Y hires easy and on TO points. The
I AAyy deduction In New orleans stock on
saturday was caused by taking 81, 2i0 bales
from stock for corrections, shipments over
land via the railroads previously omitted.
Liverpool closed steady; demand fair,
with futures up point.
Tho Cotton llorId of the 18th says 'Thc
,a<Sragc weekly iakings from the ports and
oy| rland have been $3.50 bales, against
oIGi0 in 1861, and 62,o7i IN lss5-s0. The
1 rIount OF the crop IN sight on the 3ist
'|oliimo was 3io.i20 bales In excess Of last
year and b0s,is5 over tho year before, the
] .tal In sight being 5,0li, sol bales"
"A sugar and molasses are dull In the New
Orleans market with light demand Clean
and rough rice are quiet and firm, with
|. ihe movement light In the former and no
u Transactions In the latter.
According TO The New York Commercial
II 'piieiia, Tin the grocery trade buyers are
Il ldsntly cautious and hcsitating over the
4 staple articles Of coffee and
tcrdAy ae through speculative compli-
Washlnehe ether through present light
Clan Nan, though the indications arc
n $50, for some time past, as Il looks
I aewal oil call from the trust. Tea,
out spices and molasses slack.
The local markets are steady and un
khsnged.
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&c; roasted, exc higher; shelled, 1oc. Pc
cans, Texas, 0al2c.
Burrra-Dutterin 126l5c; creamery "a
@37c, dairy, 20d23c country butter 15Cg2Oc.
CIDEn-New York, $7.00@7,50 per brl and
$4.0o@4.25 per half brl.
PoTAToEs-Firm, selling at $1.25 per Blu,
$3.oo93.25 per bril- sweet potatoes, $1,000
2.25 per brl.
YlSE0AR-Per gal, 10912c.
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IIoksRs--fair demand; drivers, fl2j@i75
heavy draft, Si75@225; saddle, sl5Oa2O0;
extra saddle, S20O@2JO; plugs, s50GtG5; Texas
ponies, S25tc0O; common drivers, N5@lOO.
MuLEs-fair demand; II 10 AK hands
high, $OOGlilO; AZ TO 10 hands high, $liO9
l2b; - 20 1871 hands high, Si25@lOO i5lf 10
10 hands hiph Sl5OldiNJ,
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We grid at the Chinese for cruelty re-
ducing the size OF their women's feet, but
the Pal Mall Gdsdtc has found a large
store In London employing many women,
which compcls them all 20 lace down 10 n
uniiorm-sized waist. Tall and short, lean
and stout, mus, conform TO this measure
OF lose their places.
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Did You Eyerr

W. II. Revcls NJ. d., of Baltimore Md,
says; Il have been In the practice Of medi-
icinc for over eighteen years, but never have
I seen the equal Of Hodges Sarsaparilla. IL
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma-
tism and scrofula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with
out in Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-
facturcrs, Nashville Tenn. 81 90 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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live Nfoek.

Cmc,0o, H., Fob, i3,--Ihe Drorsr', Journal
reports Caiilc-keceipu Svo head ship,
tibOO. siockors aud fcodofs, 81 2Nft3.50, COWS,
bulls aud mixed, t,ib83.lo' Texas cattle,
S25OliAO0.
IIcgs Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market steady to strong mixed,
o.. lNa5h5, heavy, ~ foeo.s0, Light So.0otg
80. skips, s3iu,g5W.
shccp1Recclpts Zoo head; shipments,
LOCO head. Market sfcady; natives, 5000
$40 western, tl.Oods12,si Texans, 5000
A % tntnbs klsSn010
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Henry Gcarxe Absent.

INV YoRK, Feb. l3.--Hcnry George was
not at the Anti-Poveriy society meeting In
the Academy last night. DIR. McGlynn
was. lie said nothing about his rupture
with George, and barely mentioned his
name once.
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coTToN MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
ioscd frm; mlddling, 0Jlc. Sales, OoO
bale, including none last evening. Of which
200 10 exporters and 30 10 spinncrs.
rxcnAsoE quotations.
Ordinary, s7-ioc; good ordinary, o.. low
|niddling, o,fci middllng csc; good mid.
'diing, io,sG middling fair. iOj.c; fair,
nominal.
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CmcAoo, H.. Feb. is.-Thc sensation In
speculative circles today was the reduction
by the elevator companies In storage charges
ON grain from istc 10 pA.c per bushcl per
annuin. Tho effects Of the withdrawal u
this huricnsome tax on the trade was an
immediate appreciation In values. On
change May wheat opened NJ Na.c against
Saturdays closing NJ HH@sllsc. Trading,
however was not heavy, the crowd being
disposed 70 await the vioiblc supply state.
ment, which, when announced, showed a
decrease Of 10000 bushels, considerably
more than was expected. As the session adj.
yanccd = good buying movement developed,
especially by exporters, aud May aold mp 20
SING, but Tor the greater part Of the session
was steady around n so, and closed ~ eiAc.
Corn was Influenced mainly by wheat
May opened 70 higher Al bi,f, and adj
yanced 10 0iesc, The trading was good a.
the day advanced, but there was no further
improvement In values The announce