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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09
ELEvAroH REronfs.

The following shows the amount Of grain
received. Withdrawn and in store by regular
elevator, NJ reported TO the Merchants cx.
change today; Com Received 80 hu
Withdrawn, 3Vs bu, Ia store, iOw1 hu
Received, l,ivo bu, Withdrawn, p 2ls
bu. ln .llrr. gh. ii2 hn.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

Dn. T. c. wrsrs NEsvE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
n Guaranteed specific for Hy stcrla Dizziness Con
vt,isions Fits Nervous Neuralgia. Headache Nery.
ous prostratlon caused BY the usc ~ alcohol or TO-
hacco Wakciulncss Mental Depression, sollening
of tho Brnin resulting In Insanity and leading 10
misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age. BAR
rynncss los Of power IN either sex. involuntary
lf,saes and spcfmatorrhca tRuscd by ofer-exeriion
Of the brain sclfabutc or over indulgence. Zach
bor contains ono months treatment si.oQ box
orslx boxes Tor 500, sent by mall prepaid on ro-
Ccipt Of price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To euro any case. With each order received by M
Tor slx boxes accompanied with 500 we will send
The purchaser our written guarantee 20 refund the
money II the treatment does not effect cure.
cuarantocs Issued only by John O. West a Co,
Dowdy a CO., DruggisiA, soe Agents Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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CrnIu nu,i proyisIon,.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. S.--rhcSe was q feeling
OF uncertainty and nervousness in the grain
markets today and provisions acted largely
in sympathy with grain. In wheat there
was u sort OF an evening up today The spec
ulatiyc offerings were large at times, con-
siderable long wheat coming on the market,
and there was also some selling from other
sources. At the same time there was good
demand, shorts covering rather freely, 50
that In the aggregate n pretty fair business
WIS transacted. Trading, however, was
principally ON behalf Of some OF the large
room traders May opened nc sic, declined
to sOlsc, reacted and hrmod up to sllsg
~ .c ON covering by shorts, aud finally
broke 10 and closed at SOlsc, the decline
being caused by heavy selling on account OF
several operators. Corn was more active to-
DAY than for some time past, and trading
was quite heavy during the greater part OF
the session. The general feeling was weaker,
though for time after the opening the mar
kct was quite firm. owing 20 the actions OF a
lap,c local operator and the iirmer tone OF
| wheat. Nav opened at 5lAc, sold down 20
| 5lsmall. &C In the opening furry, advanced
| 10 52As @j2lkc, then ruled weaker considerable
corn coming ON the market around 5ic, re-
acted slightly ON covering 10y thorts, again
became weak aud finally closed AT >o0lsc.
Oats exhibited marked improvement 10.
day, the decline In prices having awakened
interest IN the market. Trading IN the neal
options Was inactive, hut in May there was Z
big trade May opened az 3lAc, sold mp Il
32iIc, and finally closed az Sic. The fcatur'
Of the pro-, ision trade was the inc rrascd bust
ness ia short ribs. one house sold ,jJ0uS
pounds, aud another bought about nn cqua
quantity. Pork and lard were duh nn'
without features OF interest, scalpcrs doinl
the principal trading. Prices rallied slightly
at the opening, but later declined in sym
pathy with grain May polk opened o
sii5O, sold ~ fii52if and closrd nt SLABS
NAY Lard opened az $50. s0ld az s702AG
7g6, aud closed at S7.s2is. May short rib
opened at S.72ls, sold 10 $40, and closed a
s7G2h
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Household supplies.

ArrLEs-New York, S35OGL00 per brl;
dried apples, 5@Gc per lb from store
Dried peaches, 5@7c from store.
Fnuir--Orangcs S2.60@3.5O per box, Lem
ons, s3.oO@3.6O per box. Bananas, Si'oo(G
go per bunch. -
81. % per bu Cabbage, new Louisiana, 500
@350 kraut, brls, $500; half brls 500
Garlic. 500 per 100. Tumips, y. % per bril-
PoULrRY-Chickcns, spring, S2.W@3,o
hens, f3O0Ct3.2j; turkeys s6.OOaHo,
dressed chickens, 2.5e@3.50, turkeys, lOGl2c
per III; ducks, S30O@i0G geese, Sl.Os6w
per dor.
GANg-Quail, Sl25 per doz squirrels,
7bcMsl.O0 per doz. Ncnison, whole deer,
case; saddles. Zoe. Wild ducks, 500 per
doz. Rabbits, 55cGsi.00 per dor. Prli'
rie chickens, si00@5o0 per dog. Wild tur
keys, 5od55c.
flcKLrs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
EoGs-Firm at aOd2ac.
R,sISs--London layers, 500 layers, S2.Io
/ California, S9.2h
Nurs-Cocoanuts $3.50 per 100. Peanuts
| Virginia, &c. Tennessee, farmers stock, ga
Sc roasted 2llo higher, shelled, Toe. Re
cans Texas, a,l2c.
| BurrEr--Butterine, i7@isc; creamery, y
| @ioC, dairy, 9Nd2igs country butter l5eg2c
CipEn-New York, $3.50 per brl and $50
per half brl.
PorAroEs-Firm, selling OF tl.ej per bu
S3.Oo@32A per bril- sweet potatoes, s2OOG
s.25 per hrl.
VrSraAE-Per gal. io8i5c.
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ree,istuns.

H,Y--Choicc. from store 0tc@sioo car
load, frum lcvcc or depot, SIS 'o0tlQ ~
prime, slorc. p0Sa2isc car load from lcvcc
o, depot siTO1aisj0 prairie from siorc
00a7Oc; csr load irUm lcycc OF dcpot tlo,0
mi2O0.
BR,H.-Fr1m sior. iioo. from lcycc OF de.
pot, siaOo.
Cons FROM siorc. white, d2c. mixed, 6or.
from ieycc or depot. white in bulk, a. 80
Ole. IN ~, b1,. mixed Ia bulk, 0,hG55' SC,
in ~ b, zoos -.
O,rs--Fnnm store. white na ioc mixed
F, lias2c, ,,om loyse or depot white, IN bulk,
gai smiOc IN 81. Ai'sc, mixed, IN bulk
/ NJ .glsi, a.. IN sk-, l0@ii 80
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snrrr-Choicc, idi'lc; medium, $40
ilsc; common, i.O09l0O.
LaNns-Cl,oicc $500 common TO good
per head. u i0@3.OO.
GR.ss C,rTLE-choicc, 3h@ic; good, 2h
G3i.c; fair 10 medium, 2hd2sc, scala
wag,. ia@iKc; feeders, light, 9@2'1c
heavy, 2,i6g3c
Hcos-Choicc light, 500, gooi, in@5c;
common, a. tMlilc.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have yon awakened from disturbed hecr WIN
Ali Inc horrible scnsations Of an assassin cuichng
your throat and pressing the life brcaih from your
t,rhtcnc,t rhcsu Have you noticed the lsnguoF
ana debility iha, succccd the cnor 30 clear the
threat and head Of this catarrhal natter What .
depressing influence Il exert upon the mind'
clondlng tho memory aud dllng the head Win
palns aud strange noises How dinlcnlti Is 70 no
The nasal passage throat and lunvs Of this poison
our nrcns al eau testify Who arr AFFLICTED With ca
tanh How dihiculi 10 protect the sysiem stains'
IT, further rrogrcs, toward the lung liver and ND
neyt. oil phyicaus will admit Itha terrible de
case. aud cries out for relief aud cure.
The remarkable curative powcts, when All o.hsi
remedies utterly fail. OF SsNforDs hAnl.i tNhf
arr alicsicd by thousands who gIalciulli iccos
mend "a To leiow.snnccrs. No rtsiement msas
regarding II that cannot be suhatantsiea ny 'n'
mot respectable and reliable Uicrtncce A ..,
farh package contains Que hottie 81 the kAplVAl
CtHr one box oi C.r,nHHsl soivrSt. ana ~ Nv
rnoxIn iNuslEh with treatise ana oitcouohs' a'''
i sold by all druggists for ti'Oo
rniftn Dnva a CHEMICAL Co., bostoS.
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NEW YORK.


Spots opened easy and closed FIRM mid
ding, 10 9lOc Sales, 1854 bales. Quotations
were MS follows: Ordinary, ll-i6c good OF.
binary, 0,.o; low middling, 10 lice mid
ding, 10 eiGc; good middllng 10 l3-l6ei mid
ding fair, II 7-IGc; fair, - Lice.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
NJ follows February, l0S2@l053; March,
lo6O@iOGt April, ioGs@iooci May, io7l@
1872; June, l07saiO.70, July, lOso9lo,si;
August, IOsi@i0sj; September, 10 SOLO. 20;
October. lOOi@lO02 November, os9ao0 %;
December, oSodaa January, ag7@oes
Sales, 40 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened dull and closed
steady: midiling. iS-iGc. Sales 400
bales. Quotations were as follows Or
binary, s7lGc: good ordinary, si'lGc, low
middling. olsci miidlins o i2-iGc good mid
ding 10 5-l6c.
Fu,urcs opened steady and closed quiet
A. follows February, 9S3S9S, March
0.sea9gi; April, ass9ao, May, lo0
6iOio June, i0e)9io2i; July. 1890
August, i0sl6i0ss; september, aS2@o.S
October, a5e9a5S. November aai@9.l2
December ai2Gass Sales, $500 bales
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Az noon: Spots Dull. prices generally
n buycrs favor Sales, 5000 bales, Of which
American, 6,E1 bnics. heCriptr, 1900
bales OF which American. 1880 bales.
Closing quotations were a. follows Ordi-
nary, bl,l. good ordinary. SID, low mid
ding. 67.iGi; good middling, 8 ll.iGl; mid
ding uplands, ofd; middling Orleans
ai6d.
Futures opened steady at decline and closed
quiet, o. follows
THE prices are given IN pence aud 6ithE
thus: AIS means AOjGid, and sol means
| hi-6ld.
lp.m.-February. bJid, seller; Feb.
rnary. March 6aid, sellers; March.April,
| b.yd. sellers, April-May, 53ld, scllcr.
1 May-Inne, 037d, sellers. Junc.Iuly, h.3d
sellers: July.August bi0i. buyers, Au
gusi-scpicmbcr, 6ild, sellers september
bAid, value.
nAVRr.
Spots-Quei and steady. Tres oriinalr'
Orleans spot, O. 80 futures, Tor February de
livery, 0ihL
Notc-rrcs ordnairc Orleans spot Gsf
represents co.. francs for ~ kilos Of strict
middlmg cotton, HAVE termS Milo y
about lbs. OF t5 800 kilos equal loo lbs
A franc a equal 20 M
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Males aud Horses.

HoRns-Fair demand, drivers, fi25lalio;
hcayy draft, sl7Sa225. saddle SiJOa2OO,
extra saddle kN0a2j0. plugs s5OaGii Texas
ponies, $500. common driver, SJtalW.
Mrtu-Fair demand; II 10 iih hands
high, ssNdilO, AZ tn n hands high. sil0si
rs: Is 10 ISL hands high, tlsj@lJO, 1875 To
III hands high, SlJ0diDn
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GENERAL TRADE.


Cons Standard, $40, pearl SLoo
roller ~ gNt3OO. higher.
Br,Ns-Nayy, s2.55. medium, $3.50.
oar Mru-tn half brls, s. ~ from stnrc.
fLOrH-fuom store. common, f1uOltJ.25,
family. tL9Stg3. 10. choice, 81. SOt9a5a, fancy
SiOOCeiio extra fancy, ti.2SalJo patent
a. iOlaAS,. steady.
CR,cgrus--soda, extra. o.. soda, treble cx.
tra. lisc ginger SNAPS, o4aJtci assorted
iumhles, Ia.
CrAcgrp WHr,r.-lu half brls Si2D from
sioic.
HoNiSY ANp Onirs-rrom store, S3s6
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MoSrRrAt, Feb. $40 mails from Vic
toria, y. O., have arrived for week past,
and considerable anxiety has been felt in
consequence. The unprecedented cold
weather and occurrence Of snowslidos near
Yale are the reasons assigned by Canadian
Pnclnc railway officials for this interruption
OF the postal service.
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Miscellaneous.

wuisEf 60 Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
q. $4,000, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, si.t0aSO0. Eastern Rycs, S.SSl
6On. according To age aud make; common
whisky, oOC@il5, according TO proof.
BAGGIgG-bfi1c.
Tirs-Sl .l0gi.i2.
sHor-Drop, si.S5; buck, slGo
LFlD-Gisc
NAus-lrln. g. iOG2.i5: steel, - 25ef23o
PowbrH-kcss, S. half kegs s275i quar-
ter keys, $50
Ton,cco--Common 25@S5ci other grades
3jtusjc.
sxrrr-Garrcts Sl0.sj; Ralph's, Si0.25
railroad. sasj Gail & Az, 500.
Co,L Ous--Prime white, wholesale lots
Ice per gal
Hiprs-Dry flint, No. 1, he; No. 2 Zoe
dry salted 7@oc; green saltod No. !, y "a
&c; No. 2, @53ICi green, igoc; shocpskins
lbceIfi 90
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashcd, l3@
iSc. clear grsasc wool, 2ia2ic bury washed
eDCtSOc: tub washed JJ@Sjc.
BEnwaX-istt2oc.
TALLSa -3oaJlic
Ftrs ANp sKiNs-Dcer, 30d3jc: bear, 500
400. mink, i56tioc; coon, hunter handled,
i5M70c: country handled, l5ea0oc; otter
81. oQ5.O0. beaver 50cC1tiO0, wild cat, l5Se
21c: iox, l56D5Sr: muskmt l0ogiJc; opos
sum, iO6ti5c; wolf, 50c@s2Oo, skunk, ioe
75c: panther. 6OcCtii.OO.
sgsp.-Rcd clover tl75Si.2, per bu
timothy, 1926 per bu, hcnls, 50tdoDc PEI
bu: blue grass, Sl.25 per bu; orchard
grass ti.iOiSi.50 per bu; red oats, 4SsoO'
per bu.
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The Dudes Know az.

orif they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Linimcnt cured big head In
mules for W T.. Hunt, Of Adairsyillc, NY.
]. n. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind siaggcrs with H. In
fact, this King Of Lnimenis Is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without II. 20 cents per bottle. For sale ut
Holsters drug store. No. 2sJ Main street.
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LONDON, Feb. s.-Consols closed at 1902 5.lC
for money and 1929 for the account. Bar
silver AZ per ounce. w
PARIS, Feb. s.--Thrce per cent. rentes, ST.
4hc for the account.
BANK cLEARIS0s.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Feb. s.--Clearings, $780,
900.
NEW YoRK, Feb. s.--Clearings, SOC, $780,
s2i; balances, S. sl, 057.
BosroY, Mass, Feb S. - Clearings, 3d.
1902; balances, Si,709,502.
ST.. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. s-Clearings today,
81, i49 0Gi; balances, $5lo6l5.
PmIApKLrmA, Pa, Feb. 8. --Clearings
81 55i, sol; balances, $i,316j37.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. s,--Clearings today
were u, $50, 756; balances $50, 200
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General News.

General News.
BUSINESS dull.
CLouDY and cool.
RIVER rising slowly.
Two boats leave today.
KATE ADAMS for Arkansas City this even
ing.
Tue Ohio river is rising rapidly at Cincin-
natl
TnE Chickasaw had good trip for White
river.
Tmr Tennessee aud Cumberland rivers are
rising.
TnE Tbos. Sherlock Is due down on her
way To New Orleans.
ARKANSAS liver Is rising at Little Rock, but
falling at Fort Smith.
TnI Granite State leaves here tomorrow
evening for Cincinnati. Capt c. ID. Russell
Is agent.
THI Ohio left yesterday morning for Gin
| cinnati; with 800 bales Of cotton, 200 barrels
OF oil aud 80 tons Of miscellaneous freight.
The Gayoso. Capt. W. z. Hall, leaves here
at O'Clock this evening for Tiptonville aud
! oil way points on the upper coast. u. o.
! Michel and II. A. Menzlcs are her clerks.
! Ir is thought that navigation between Gin.
cinnaii and littsburg will not he suspended
! again this winter. although in that section
| they sometimes experience some very colu
weather in February.
TuE Kate Adams, Capt. Mark Cheek, leave
here NJ O'Clock this evening for Helena
Terrcnc, Concoriia, Arkansas City and al
way landings. Capt W. &. Banker la
charge Of the Office, and hc is assisted b,
Lew Price and Harry Rest.
TnE receipts Of cotton by steamers 20 IA
this season exceeds last year at this time 49,
OO0, bales, the total being i45,O0O bales. Tn
river valleys still have a considerable
amountyci 20 he marketed. In the hill o
up!an l. but lit,le Is led, all having beel
sent forward.
TnK Lee Line company will accommodate,
their patrons above aud below here who wisl
to attend the Mardi Grus festivities mex
week. The James Ice and Rosa Lee vii
mike special trips on Sunday next, leavin
here ! the forenoon and making quick run
20 Gold Dust above AMI Friars Point below
rcturnln the same night and passing .eac
landing on schedule time These will b
strictly passenger excursion trips, and n
free passes given. The rates are low.
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The market is flooded with
nostrums Of various sorts. In
the form OF so-called "Elec-
trio" appliances and Porous
plrstos that have no merit be
You'd that Of a mere mechani.
cal support TO the parts to which
they are applied. Avoid these
, nOstrums and use only Ben
sons Plasters In cases
where outward applications are
desired. For Lung and Chest
Affections, Rheumatism, sciat'
ca. Lam c Back, Bowel Troub-
les, and Ill disorders resulting
from over -exertion or exposure,
these plas tcrs have no equal,
aud their efficacy Is Endorsed by
thousands OF Physicians. Phar-
macists and Laymen. Ask for
,Benson's Plaster and
axe no other. VI
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AnIcls. opqpc,l. Iulsbc.i. Lowest. clopnr
Cash quotations were g . follows

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Quict and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat. 7lk@1G; No. 3
spring wheat, tS,aS7c; No. , rcd, 0s.c; No.
2 corn, ir'sc, No. ? oats, 2s'sC29c; No.
. rye. co. No. barley. SoGtSer. No. FAX
seed, sLio, prime timothy seed, 2.lig
2t1'fc.
Mes Pork-Pcr brl. $iIi5aii zoe; lard
per 100 lbs. 500 1.EGL,0 short ribs, sides,
loase, $50; dry salted shoulders, boxed,
.9oO6,00j; short clear sides, boxed, si10C
500
Rcccipts-Flour. 1900 brls wheat, 81
COO bu: corn, Ini 600 bu; oats 10000 bu;
rye. 500 bu; barley, h3,0n bu.
shipments -Plour, 1901 brls; wheat 10.
900 bn. corn, Of,OoO bu; uats, 5000 bui rye.
1000 bu; barley, 1880 bu.
a.. tori-, No., Feb. s.-Flour-Dull and
| unchanged.
Wheat opened firm and advanced early,
but later declined. and closed - below ycs-
tcrtlny: No. rc,l, cash, .v'<MslRc. March,
| s1l.G sNl.c. closing 90 ~ May. ~ ,sms2 ~,
closing At HAc' June, SO 'a'lc, closing NJ
So; July, 5u'sa50,sc, closing at 50,sc; Au'
| gust. 7nHc. closing 90 "a bid, December,
1A@sic closing ~ $50.
| Cofn-Advanccd &c early. but closed 70
/ lower than Yesterday; cash siaihi a.; March,
$50: MAY. lGE@i5t.c, closing At i0'sc
Oats - Lower cash, 9pIt9SHci May
1jfc.
Ryc-6ic, nominal.
BnrlCy-firm, so05'oc.
Bnn-Stcady, az,
Commcal-stcady. - ~
| Hay-FIum: prime Timothy, si20O@l0O0
prairie, ss0ottll.0
Eegs-2r. Butter Creamery, 2i@30c
dairy, Isaac.
royl,ion,-Firn. Pork Now. $500
Ltd. EN Dry nli meats - lioNc,
shoulders sl57mGW long clcis $50 "a
80 clear ribs, ". 5De'ii'l; short clears
l5.75aNOO nacou--llErl shoulders, s0,0
long clcar.. ts.aj,as.3O, clear ribs is.S2l
mSiS shor clcars, $SlJtiNG29. Hams
so J0eti2nD
Reccipts--Flonr, 2,0Dn hrls, wheat, 100
hu: corn, iia.Oo bui oar, iiVcl bui ryc
sOt barley, lAOobu
Shipmenis-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat -
90 bn. corn, ri. 90 bu OATS 1000 bui rye
1000, barley, none, -
Afternoon -Nh'at-Wcukcr fct
mary. 5pa.r asked. Mafclg 0'sr May. n +
bid. June, N'.c bid. July, 'S.Mssl.c bid
Com-Lasy, February y e. asked Marh
lSc; May, iG'.@i03s. oAi'-lowcr May
~ e. hid.
KANSAS CRY. Mo, Feb s. Wheat
Quiet No. . soft cash $50. Corn
Lower. No > cash, sstsc March, 81, bld, u
askc,. Nav. lS,.c bid, 4i'lc asked. Oats
No. cash, "a bid, ~ a,kcd.
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wArERTowS, n. V, Feb. S.-United
States customs officials last night captured
S95 600 worth Of opium which was being
smngplci across the boundary line at Red.
wood. The smugglcr and u liverystabe
keeper, who accompanied him, were ar
rested.
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Nrw YorK, Feb. onec-Spoi, fair;
Rio, steady at ID; opuorr unsettled, closing
heavy and lower sales, $500 bag; fcbni.
az Isoos,lg ior; March, is.sO6i3Uc,
ApriI is5Hfis. SIC; Muy, l2i0@i2 zoe;
Jupe. ~ MALI GA,, July, ii.nta l2.e0g Au.
gust. n. sOCtii $50; sepicnb,r ii.MCsii.Gic,
October ii. e0Cdii.5oS November. li.2,a
n. asc December. ii.nttli l5s January,
n. 4sc, sugar--puil aud nominal fair rfn
Ing quoted NJ iikc. ullncd dull, Oh 4, 0,,ci
mould A, "a, cut loaf and crushed, sisc,
powdered. s,.d5 S.icc gmnulaicd, go,
cube-, i,.@5 3.i0c. Mcla'-es-Nominali -
tcst, De.
c,NusS,r,. o., Feb. s-Mhisky-Firm
aulcs of ,gSs barrels 81 finished goods on
a basis of 100. Bultcr-Quict. Sugar
Lower, refined. 5sEMs,ic. Eggs-ifirmer o.
i0a20c. Chccse--stoady'
CnIc,oo, H., Feb. Son the Produce et
change today, the butter market was weak
creamery, 22g.@soc; dairy, 22,s@sec. Eu
--firm.
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Cniian seed Precincts.

pHiNE CHrpE Ore-a3c; prime sum
mcr yellow. 8Id3sc. choice cooking summer
yellow, iOglic; onsummcr yellow, --ci min.
en- summer yellow, &c prime cotton seed
meal, sl0 s5al1.O0, car load lots, lcas than
car load, Sl7.i5Gtis.00.
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Fisu -Mackerei. half brls, No. I, $50. No.
2. 500 80 2 ~ -. iO-lb Mt. No. I, n.l3o,
No 2, sLio, No. 3. ti05. Dry herring iam.
ily Dc per box.
lloa pE0DucIs.-Finm. mess pork, iibhOt1
1000 sugar cured hams. ii@il'sc, break.
fast bacon, iiglil.U bulk pork, clear sides,
Sisasi.r clear fib sides stgs'sci long clear,
5kc. shoulder, 6'.c.
LAnB-Tcs, 10, half brls, Tlic, kegs &c,
choice kettle. sif0n' -; hrm.
rios ftrt-Brls, y 50. half brls, NOOCi
go Kegs. si25.
Fnun Mr,rs-Choice beef. hindquartefS
! &c. iorcquariers, &C., second glade, hlnd
| quarter Co. iorcquaricr, 3c. sheep o.
l Hog. e..
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COTTON MA RKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet mlddling, CSC. Sales, 100
bales, including 20 last evening, OF which
100 TO exporters and $50 to spinners'
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS,
Ordinary, 7-iGc; good ordinary, sc' low
middling, 0Isc; middling, 9Ac; good mid
ding lose mlddling fair, lOkc fair
nominal.
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Rr,p the testimonials Of the many VIII,
have used Ia-cu-pi-a, and would not nov
usc ANYTHING else.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFTUtAL SIGNAL SEEyiCE u. e. A. 1
MENrnis Feb. =, 2p.m.
Tho following observations are taken ut all sta
frbns named AZ 18th meridian tune, which Il one
hour later than Memphis time.
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OH and TurpeutIue.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. s. - Petroleum -
Steady; s. W., 1l0o, 7Ac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. s.-Turpentinc
Firm at SIC.
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ExouANcR QUOTATIONS.,
nAIIy COTTON sTArrNrNr.

Impnus-N & & II H. "a, NJ & I u H. JOY q
r Rim 4 IRR, -. q o&swRR ~ l., \
U q I H. ~; steamers. ll6. wagons 10 total
ESQ bales
NRRIs G, o a sM n r. COS total, 1855 bales
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NEW York. Feb s.--Though deliveries OF
all descriptions of scasonablc cotton goods
very large sales were returned, but the new
demand was restricted because of the small
supplies to be had for immediate or near de-
livery. For heavy. weight woolens the order
trade was fairly satisfactory. Perthshire
lawns advanced 20 &c.
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Rios--Loui,iana. bil@silc; Carolina, e'i
&c strong
susAR Pure white, 0a.c. on white, 0hc'
yellow clarified, 0'.6t0Eo. open kettle, 5ls
ta5Ac; refined A, O.c, standard GRADUATED,
7lfc; plantation formulated. ne powdered,
ehas5.c, cut LOAF, slsasAc; strong.
CaNpifs-stck, oil sires, la bkr, pals aud
bfls, 0,f@0C; fancy assorted, J5atoc ilrm.
tofsnt--fnmm"a is,.n ordinary. loc
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
MOVEMENTS nc the I.cvcc,

Arrivals-James Lee, Frlars Point Rosa
Lee Osceola
Departures--Jamcs Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Rob Roy, Council Bend.
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Pullman Palace, l41M
Reading, $50
Rock Island, liz
~ Louis a San Y, MH
~ l. Il San + pfd, 1X,
81 LID s y LIST pld, ll2H
81 Paul, 75A -
81 Paul pfd, ny
81 Paul NJ & NJ, my
81 Paul e. Omaha, 3IM
" y 4 Omaha pid, LOG
Tenn Coal q Iron, 3liz
Texas Pacific, 2JW.
Tol 4 Ohio Cen pid, 81
Union Pacific, HN .
vnitedStatesExpretsy II
Wabash, 81 l. II Y, u
", 81 l. & r pfd, Sh
Wells d Fargo Exp, l29
X American Cot on, SiN
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Wool.
New York Dry Goods Market.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. s.-wool-Quiet but
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Kidney PAINS

49, With their weary, dull, aching liiels...
aii'eone seusation, relieved IN ono
Minute by the Catieura Nnu.'a, n
\ Plaster. The frsi and only painsue'
tiutnf Plaster Absolutely unrvslcd a. a. lnstln'
taneons : nd infaillbie antIdote to pain, innamma
iion and wcsknels. AZ all druggists, y ccnN we
for 500. or postage free, OF foffhh bhV" MD
turnIt<I TO. uoaion Mas