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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
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Nav loHg. Dec. 22.-Mnncy ON call easy
NJ per cent Prime mercantile paper jCt
bls. Sterling exchange duh but steady III
sLsilf for sixty-day bills, and SISSY Tor
demand.
The exports oi specie from New York wa.
~, 49, e5, of which Si,liG,ui5 was In gold
aud s3lS,l5O In silver. 81 thc total cxpods.
sl0ii.il0 In gold aud s3O6, $50 IN silver went
Ia Europe, AMI Si2,u in gold aud sll 100 In
silver 81 South America The imports of
specie Tor the week amounted 10 S2Ui lns. OF
which slDl,b9i was In silver aud sl2sjl In
gold.
Government bonds have been dull but
firm.
State bonds wcrc dIll. but firm toslrorr.
The stock market was unusually active
today aud the strength IT the past lew days
was again shown IN ihc dealings, the net ~
suit ui the days trading being 10 leave tho
great majority II the list fuciionaily higher
than last evening, while In many instances
ihc highest price, OF the week were reached
The interest, o. usual 81 late, was ccntcrrd
In the cualcrs and grangcn,. but while ihc
latter were strong throughout the session
tho former rsCcdcd a little from their pusi.
lion ~ leading stocks In the market and
Delaware 4 Hudson actually shows q mntc.
rial .o.s for the day. The principal buycrs
were the commission houses. while tho sell.
49, WV NNN''A'N" NaAhiNiH INNNNNHf WWN NINNNN
was no pressure ui long stock Gt any time.
Tho bcar made q sudden aud successful at.
tHck upon Omaha preferred aud got ID down
, per cent. upon which thr rest II the lit
reacted q shade and closed OF from the best
ligurs The temper Of the speculation.
however, was decidedly bullsh. al.
though the general expectation of n
very unlnyomhlc hank statement Wa not
wholly disappoiniinf Prices 90 the opoh.
ing were steady but marked strength was
developed Immediately and Missouri Pacific
took the lead advancing rapidly until ita
gain reached ~ per cent, Eric a North.
western following The advance then met
With check bat after the end II The lir.t
hour was resumed The drop In Omaha
preferred sct the list back fmctionnlly but
more strength WIS shown in the final deal.
infs aud the market closed active and strong
generally nt imciional gains for the day
Railroad bonds were quite nctiyo iodnv.
but They failed Ia respond a. the strength ~
the share lsi, aud prices remained inirlv
steady throughout the session aud final
figures generally show Insignificant changes.
The salcs were Gi2OJO The salcn u bonds
for the week were S5,7iI.OOO against only
siu2j,OJ0 last week.
Tho total sales VI stock today we're ~, g55
shares. Closing quotations
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ureasisiulT..

fIorR-Frum store, common, $500 On.
family, sL2Dm $50. choice, 81 50Gt4GO. fancy.
SL69@3.O0. eNtrn fancy, s5i0@5.J0i patent,
S5.55aGOO. quiet.
CgAcKEE-- Soda. extra, 20; treble extra
G@6'sc ginger snaps, 7@Sisc; assorted jun.
blcS iOdl2t. cream crackers, 7ls@slsc.
CoHN MEtL-Pcarl, $3.50, roller $40,
quiet.
BE,Ns Am PEs--Nayy beans, SOS, me-
dium. S2O0.
OAtMEAL-In half brls. $3.50 from store.
CrAcKED WuE,r-ln half brl, $50 from
store
llouINY ANb GHirs-Frum store, S3.2J.
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK, Dec. %, -- Coffee - OPTION
barely steady, 10 TO 30 points down, closn.
steady 10 to 80 points below yesterday
sales 10000 bags Including December
Sl5&, January Sl530@ltlO. February
Sl535H 1850; March, Sl5.3iml5.l5, April
Sl5iOml5.5O, May Sl5l5wl5Go June
Sl5.5O@l5.Go; July, $500 August Sl5Gl
September Slb.6O@l5Gi; October, $1,000
Spot Rio firm, fair cargocs l1c
Sugar-liaw inactive, nominal; refined
easy, slow.
Rce-moderatc inquiry firm; domestic,
iA@6Ac; Japan IA6,54c.
CmcAGo, H., Dec - ON the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was
dull and weak; dairy creamery, 2SC130c:
good to choice, 2362lisc. fine dairy, 22M
De; good to choice, 2O@22c. Eggs-Dull
at Poe.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. %. -Whisky-Quict.
sales, 33l barrels finished goods ON a basis
OF Sl.ll Buttor-Stcady Sugar-m mod.
crate demand. Eggs Easy at l7I6IISr.
Chccsc-Fim. Eastern exchange heavy un.
changed.
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CUcNGo ILL.,, Dec o. The Dr5rcrF JONI
nal reports Cattlc-Rcccipt>, 1900 head
market slow aud steady; lccycs, 81 50Gl 30
steers, Sa0JMilO, sockrrs and feeder,
Sl1O@325; COWS, bulls and mixed, q 500
2sa; Texas cattle, SLGOM2OO llogs re
ccipts, 10000 head; shipments, 1900 head
market stcadicr mixed, SloO@l25 heavy
S51O@535; light, s. Ooa5. %: skips. Sa25a
i.15, Sheep Receipts, 1000 head ship
mcn's, 400 head, market steady; natives
extra SijOttlSO; western, tomlrd, 81 OOm
i.GO, Texans S2Oj@a3O lambs, S2G5mG 90
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brls. slllc; fancy, assorted, lO@i5c; extra
fancy, lS@25c; firm.
STARcB-3l46 93l9c.
~ MoLAssEs'-Louisiana common TO fair, 2S@
SOC; prime, choice, 35@I2c; fancy. 4I(a 5Cc:
~centrifugals, common TO fair. 2Oa30c; prime
TO choice, 30@S5c; syrup 20td45c; strong
CHREsE-Primc flats. SIS@9JSc; New York
factory, 9'S@loc; null cream, l24@l3c;
Young America. l3@lic.
soar AID CANpLEs-Soap, Sk@5c candles,
full weight lOc.
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Ieeti-tuus.

CoRN--From store, white far: mixed, &c:
from lcvcc or depot white. IN bulk. &c. IN
sacks, ijc; mixed, IN bulk. 90, In sncks. i3c.
Bu,N-From store, SHE, from lcycc OF
depot, SiGjn
HAY-C hoicc, from store. s7gc car load,
FROM lcycc or depot, siGOotiGiO prime,
from store, Sna<ic. car load from lcvcc ~
100.
OArs-From store. white. SIC; mixed. &c.
from loyce or depot, white. in bulk 3lCt
81 In sacks, 5jc; mixed, IN bulk 2Dl6o, in
sacks, 32c.
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MISCELLANEOUS noNDs.
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady and
clo.ci steady middling. ESQ. Sales. 2,7j0
N,alc-. including no last evening. u which
2Wo bales 10 exporters aud $50 bales 10
spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal. good ordinary. sc:
low middling. ~. middling Csc, good mid.
ding CSC, middling fair 10 Size. fair
nominal.
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DAILY COTTON sTATLuENr.

imisrs -M&CRh 80 M&TRR 100 T.. a
EEH. SO. M&LRER. hi2 Goa swRR. So.
J. NO&T RRt5o. KCs&MRR. lac KEN
@BHh 3ii. MR. s5s Tenn MD. a0s steam.
en- 01i. wagons 80 Total CTS bales.
fNpprfs -M&CRR. Ta.M &TRMi.7f5. la
NRE. Ga. q. o&swgH. i.Gi5 LNO&TR
30 X q, a a. sst Tenn Mid u re
steamer. NORTH iiup Total, 6,7gi bales
pfiLY roRr AND iNrrmoR MOVEMENT.
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so,,o. seed Products.

PRIME CnrDE OiL-i0c; prime summer yell
low, so; summer white. BE. choice cooking
summer yellow bic: cotton seed meal, 5000.
less tlan car lond. sgIU1
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New YorL Dry cooJ, unrhc,

NV lonH, Dec. 22.-Dry goods, with
good number Of buyer, present, was mi
inquiry, but brief attention was given 10 IA,
shipments Of goods ON previous Orders. Thu
tone of the market Ion Noolcns was steady
to firm.
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ST, LOUIS Dee. 22-Wool market con.
iinucs quiet and steady, with fair quota II
business for the season, consisting mainly of
Texas and Territory stock
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TnE Illinois Central Railroad will sell
excursion tickets on 2lst, 22d. 23d, 2ilh,
2jlh, 2oth, 30th and 3lsl December To all
points South aud Southeast. Call nj ticket
offices, 500 Main street, and at depot
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Live Stori..

LANm-Choice &c; common TO good, per
head, Si.5Od3O0.
HoGs-Choicc light 5if@5isc: good, 5G6
sc; common, IisOiAc.
CtrrLE--Choicc grass 3if@3lfc good. %
taJc' scalnwngs, iaM2lsc; choice feeders,
2is@jc; feeders l9.@2isc.
SnEEr-Choicc, e.; medium, 3d3isc. COM
mon. 81 ODCtl.51
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE FAR SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton. o $50
- Sales Today, ALSO Bales The
General Market is Steady = Meats
Easy.
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Miscellaneous,

WmsEy-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.5O@60G Robertson and Lincoln Counties
Tenn, firm at Sl.55 TO $500; sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs, g. 25IiGO o. nc-
cording 10 the age aud make; common
whisky Sl.0Jdl.3O, according 10 proof;
nothing under 80 per cent quoted.
BAGuING--ll 4Ml3c.
TtEs-S iO6Il.li
Snor-Drop Si.2O buck, $lIj
LEAD-5lsGt6c.
TALLow-ilsc.
ToAcco-Common, oj@3oc; other grades,
GO6CS5c.
SNurr--GarretCs, siG75; Ralphs, $40 %;
Railroad, S02j, Gail x AXIS, 5000
FuEs-Boarkins,. SlOOd7OO. mink, i56
Doc; coon, hunter handled, l5d75c: country
handled l5@61c; otter, Sl.OOg6.O0 beaver.
SlW@GOG wildcat l6a3Oc; fox, l5d75c:
muskut, lO@l5c; opossum. lOdl5c: wolf.
5gca20' panther, 5Oc@sl.0G skunk, 10
d71c.
PowpEn-Hegs 500 half kegs. s275:
quarter kegs, sl.75.
Coal On.-Prime white, wholesale lots
Toe per gal.
Woodbury.. grease wool unwashcd. 10
m3Oc; clear grease wool, 2lM25c: bury
washed, Na3oc tub washed, 3O935c.
BEIzwAX- 100.
NNrs-lron, 500. steel. S2iO.
lIipEs-Drr flint, No. 1, Toe. No. .. &c: dry
salted, sc No. ?, &C. green saltod No. /, o =
et6c; No 2 &c, green, &C.; decrskinS 500
ioc; shecpskins, ij51ii0G firm.
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rLANTATION MOYEMENr.
TOTAL RECEIPTS PROM rLANTATIoNs.

The New York Financial Chronicle OF
December %, estimates the total supply Of
American aud other cottons as follows.
Total visible supply lSsS, 2772, 53j bales,
against 1851 PAS in iss7. These figures ind &.
cate decrease Of cotton in sight OF 2jS, 7OS
bales, as compared with same date in 1857,
and decrease OF 5000 bales rs compared
with 1856
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good ordinary, s Slice low middling. 9Lc;
middling, exc good middling 102sc; mid.
ding fair 10 ll-l6c; fair II 5-l6c.
Futures opened quiet and firm and closed
firm, as follows; December, assoc 40 Jan
uary, 9.5l@9,52; February, 9.63@9.6i; March,
9.76@9.77; April, 9.s7@9SS; May, 9.97@
9esi June lo07@lo0S; July, 10li@l0. IS;
August 10 2o@lO2l; September, 9.s6@99o.
Sales, 30, 200 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; middling, 99sc. Sales, 5000 bales.
Quotations are as follows: Ordinary, nc;
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, s5sc; mid
ding, 9%c; good middling, loc.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady,as
follows: December, 9,27@a2S; January,
92S@929; February, 935@037; March, 0.4f
@9.46 April, 053@95l May o62@96S;
June, 97l@o72 July 979@9sO August,
9.76@9.T. Sales, 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots-Quiet; moderate inauirv.
Sales, 1000 bales, of which American 8, 700
bales. Receipts 1000 bales, of which Amer
lean 1000 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows: Mlddling 5Ad.
Futures opened steady at decline and closed
quiet
THESE prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus; 66S means 6,G3Gid, aud sol means
5.i-6ld.l
At 1 pm: December, $50 $; December.
January 10 s. January-February $40 s;
February March, 5l9 S; chApril $40
$ April-May, 5.2l b; May-Junc, 523 S;
June-July, 5.25 s. July-Augusl, 5.20 b.
HAvRE.
Spots closed quiet and easy.
-, Tres ordinaire, G7}4f; January futures,
Above spot quotations represent c. ~ for
90 kilos Of low middling cotton. Havre
terms, 49, 80 kilos equal to 100 lbs, and 5.25f
equal to IL.
CROP IN SIGHT DECEMBER 81.
1855 1857
Port receipts to date ..;....,;..a $g2955 S79o525
overland movements tn Dee l03,O37 AGO. 65
Estimated Southern mill akings
70 laIc lIa0l 10000
Interior stock excess of sept l..-ill,9i2 47gsls
Total In 4,ssj,JSi 4SSG5ls
Decrease compared with 1857 .............. SOL 1874
incIvRc coinireq with lNsb.."............., ~ gO6
i m.vaso Susnpate9 WIN ieoi..''..'.......... 1901
'"NiV"He '"h'palcn Win lool..'.' .......,.lbi,2H
INTERIOR MOVEMENT, Die. 22.
htfflpN TINS iS ~
Same week In lsSl. ...,... al 2r,
Same week In 1850 ... lsisli
Increase compared with 1881 ............u 49,. 4stO7
Increase com pared with 1886. ......,,-.,,.. 63Oi
shipments this week ...............,. / ~ ,tl
same week la 1857 ............. 'gi6
same week Ia issb i5s no
lncrcnsc compared with iss7 ................ 1870
Decrease compared with lSs6 ............... 1hBts
stock this week. il7.ii7
Same week In lSS7....................,.. ~ 50lC5S
Same week IN lsSd ilt
Decrease compared with iSs7 ............... ,Ggli
Decrease COmparcd with 1856 ................ GlsI
PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
'ssss''sssssss ~
1, lai
~'''''''''s-...'... fi2 NJ
''''''s'' 49,
''''s''''s's 's'''s'' -
TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM PLANTATIONS.
1855 sntqt7
.. ltNl
N'NSi1
iNl,ll2
NJ, ibl
The New York Financial Chronicle Of
December %, estimates the total supply Of
A.
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,DJFss1Ls GhGetln6.ss
CtAES ilOiLOwliOIlN. CAKRD BAGS.
Cllg ! i lOOR plSEAsE IN CATTLEl
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Northwestern lnRl.

central Pacific, Spl Northwestern lO6l
| Chesapeake & Ohio "a Northwestern pfd It0
Ihes ONO, LIST pid IA New York Central lO7L
| ines ono "a pid, ID \ Y, & & st T.. l73s
| Chicago Il Alton lSSiS CO 81 H. phl GQiI
chic Bur Quincy ,lO9'I Ohio 4 Mississippi, 2lss
& ST. 4 + pfd srs ontario Nv Western t1 III" ~.
~, IN, Shh ~ 'ieNe. % Oregon lmproVement69'
| Cleveland 4 tolum, W Oregon Navigation, "
DtMWarv " hudson, l2'b Oregon Trans 2gis
| Del Lack & West las Pacific Malt 3it,
Den Rio q, l6t Peoria, Dec & Evans, q
FAST tennessee W pittsburg, l6iis
, Easl Tenn ~ pa, % Pullman Palace l72%
East Tenn, al pfd, 2SS Reading, asa
Erie, ~ Rock Island mt.
Eric preferred. 6ll6 stLS san Fran. 2t1s
lori Wayne li9 y | 4 san Fran pfd, Gi7s
Ir,t oN y nenVsr 10 ~ l. san LIST pid Ill
Houston Il Texas, ~ 81 Paul pfd iO3
Illinois Central lti's ST Paul, Min 4 Man QSi
ma Bloom West l2'g 81 Paul a Omaha, gHs
Kansas TEXAS, ~ = Paul a Omaha, pfd97is
Lake Erie 4 West ~ Tenn Coal a Iron NA
! Erie a West pfd, 3l'i Texas Pacific 2ias
Lake shorc, zoos Tol & q Cen pfd %
Louisville & Nash, b6'. Union raonC rs, GH1
lNillo a \ Albany - 4 ENprcSs -
Memphis 4 Charl h2'l Wabash. II l. a Pac I2is
Michigan Central, 80 ", 81 l. n Fac pfd 2iis
NIL rs y W, % Wells Fargo Express, l,S
Mil LSN w pfd % Western uuoIl 50
MN y ~ J., Am Cotton oil. a."i
Min u II l. pid, II Richmond 4 W r. -
LONDON, Dec. RI p. m,-Cousols closed
at % lied for money and 97Ad for the
account, The amount of bullion gone into
tho Bank of England ON balances today is
$4,000.
PARIS, Dec 22.--rhrcc per cent. rcntcs
S2i lOc for the account.
RANK CLEARINGS
Cmc,Go, ILL.,, Dee 22.-Bank clcarings,
Sl03j0OOO.
MrruoRE, Md, Dec. 22.-Bank clcarings,
81 III, $40; balance, 1881 ,GS3.
PmLADEIrHIA, Pa, Dee o2-Bank clear.
ings, Sll, 5n, 62Oi balances, Sl,G77,hl2 For
the wcek-Clearings, S6i 1901 balances,
81 ,2il,S1I.
BosroN, Mass, Dec. 2o.-Bank clcarings.
Sl5, 2'OG 92; balances, $500, i3i. For the
wcek-Cl hearings SNS33l l73 balances. Sll,.
li20i2 For the same week last year
Clcarings, SI3,i23 ~, balances, 1854, as.
ST. LoUIs, Mo-, Dee. 22-Bank clcarings
S33S3Sil, balance, SGS3OM. For this week
-Clcarings, S2l, i5n 49, balances S. l3O. 3D3
For last wcck--Cl,lrings, SlgSl7, l3S. bal.
anccs, S2,Gj62SS. For the corresponding
week last year-tlcarngS, $lTW3, az; bal.
anccs, s., $50, $50.
INV NoRR, Dec 22.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes. Re
serve decrease, - 291 900; loans, Increase
sl5i3,50O, specie decrease, 81 .3ii, 200. legal
tenders, decrease, Sl,jl3, no, deposits. de.
crease, -, 2s3. ZOO circulation, decrease. sSl-
coo. The banks nov hold 1914, go In cNccs,
OF the - per cent rule. Bank clcariugs
Sll5,2H, 100; balances, 5000 O63 For the
wcck-Clearings S'N6,5id,3Ol balances So,
100 sos
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APPEAL OFFICE,

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1885.
The accumulation Of cotton at this point
has caused heavy demand for money
which demand is promptly met. Rates are
firm at s per cent.
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Ff1t- Mackcrel hnlf brls, No. I. s.5Oci
900, No. ?, ssODHs.5O. No. g. $3.50. lOlb.
herring hall brls, $50. White H.h, hall
br. $50
LAHp-Tcs s@sisc. half brls. si.6sEc.
kcr,, s't@Kc, choice kettle. uismtOjsc;
easy.
lIos Fru -Brs, 500. half brl., SLOo.
kegs. st.2j.
Hoo rHoprcm-Easy pork, si55Oe, ~. -;
sugurcutcd hams, iii.mi2c. breakfast
bacon ilMi2c; clear rib sides, bacon, SIC:
bulk pork, clear sides, 7,sc, clear rib sides,
no long clear &c. shoulder 5c.
fnru Mg,Ts-liccf. hindgunrter, b.. fore.
quarters, Be-. City hogs. tm1 So country
dressed. Geglsc per ~. spare rib., sjf@gc
backb0ncs, 3,s@HC per 10.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CUGrS ROOT nor. sIoULDER.ROT,
5Ci.EW.NORM AND gcAu IN bllEgpI
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GENERAL TRADE

lirY and sell stocks aud bonds through T..
NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison street
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t.roeerIes.


CANNsp Goops -pinenpplcs. sl.25cii. 20.
Peaches. 2 To-. standard. Si.3iGt. 90. second.
flu0 Tomatoes lbs. standard. $3.50. I
lh, standard. si.O0. Strawberries. 81 -.
Rlsphcric.. si.25 Blnckbcrrics. 500. Green
ga,Ts, fL15. pcur, 500 llums. - ~.
Asparagus, 500. 0wcu corn. 81 U0c1i ii.
Green peas, fi.2b tuyooysien, full weight.
10, 20. ? lhs. si.55stl ~. light weight. DOC:
2 lbs OOniiO Condensed milk. Crown,
$3.50. Eagle, 81 ~. Swiss. 500. salmon.
sL6a2O0 sariincs fij0 mustard sar.
dine. $40. Mackcrcl, els. herring mack.
oul. fl.O5.
suoln-pur white. &c. on white. 0s.c.
yellow clarified. 13smg1.c. refined a. nc.
standard gunulatcd, 74@7kc. powdered.
sh@st cut loaf, sh0sAc; open kct,lc
Ja64g strong
CoWfr-Conmon iGc. ordinary 1870
lie. fair l71@isc. prime Rio. islfaisaic
choice ~ fancy ip'f@2c; old Government,
5lm.bc, very strong
hAir- saginaw. si.g0mtt5 per bbl; Ohio
River, sLmetli5 her obi. sks hne Al 500
Lao conr-e, sl,i0@iit. pkis. 2l,0,5c.
Bicr-Louishna, 4jI@0jlc. Carolina, Ga
&c. firm
C,spirs-siick all sizes, In bss pals ard
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~ luK IAN n Beast. pESETRATl.s
AUSSLE&fllAE ~ TnE VERY DONE.
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LoNDoN, Dec. 22-i p. m,--Consols closed
at % lied for money and 97Ad for the
account; inc amount of bullion gone into
the Bank of England ON balances today is
fSj0OO1
PARIS, Dec 22.--Thrcc per cent rcntcs
S2i l0c for the account
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rra,c IN rccelpls this year
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noorlpis in pot ihisday. Isl, .......... Ia. tia
Ic1cipis IN port this dhY iss7 .a.......... $3.50
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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Live etOcK Market.

KANSAS CITY, MO, Feb S.-Cattle-Rocoipts
$500; shipments 400; market slGw, weak and
l0c lower for good of all classes ana 10; to l5c
lower for common; good TO choice corn
fed 81 2jG4 u.s.; common TO medium So 20
"A 90 s;Cckers 81 SOAP so; feeding steers 81 60
as Is; COWS ST 1903 90. Hogs-ReceiDts $500;
shipments o; mari ct weak, and sc 10 l0c lower,
ranging from 50 90 to s. so. Sheep-Receipts
600. shipments none; market steacy; good %
choice mu tons at 81 00G4 GO; common to me-
diUm 0OG2 so.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-BeeYes-Receipts, So
ca loads for market and 2 carloads for expor-
tation 81 We. The market was dull from the
start and finally closed weak; common to good
steers sold at 81 C095 IS per leo pounds; prime
to good steers at S. 3065 10; extra good steers
al 50 5Cd5 60; fancy steers at S. T5G5 90; bulls
and dry cows at s. 20G3 so; exports 26O beeves
head; dull with lin ted trade st sbout former
fguresi sheep sold at 81 .0aG o. per 100 pounds;
lambs at s. 506s S75S.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts
5000. shipments 1000; mark t weaker; extra
s. 35ED5 61; steers So 005 90; stockeIs and feed
ers 81 1898 20; COVE, lbulls and mixed 81 750
%; gra's Texas cattle s. 35G4 90. Hogs-Re-
ee!pts 1900; shipments 1000; market steady
closing weak; ranging from So so to IS Sc.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shi 9ments 1909; market
firm; natives So 0065 Is; western 81 sJG5 Is;
Texans So 0064 90; lambs s. 0l66 10
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, FEB s-Cattle-Receipts 1850;
shipments none; market STEADY. Choice
heavy native steers 81 40G5 so; fair TO Igoou
native steers go 9Ud4 30; butc1ers steers me-
dunn 10 Go ce S. O64 %; stockfrs and feed
ers fair tt god 5 O0d3 80: rangers ordinary to
coed 81 2594 20 Hogs Receipts S4O0. ship
ments 500; market acs.ve and a shade higher,
ranging from So 95G5 So. Sheep-Receipts
$50; shipments none; market urn; fair to
fancy s. 5000 So good sheep scarce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
RYPEOTIZED.
A Young Girl Commanded to FoiZn Death
Dnes So and Is Buried.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

DHes So and Is Buried.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
CHICAGO, Ill Feb. 5-Detective Ma
nafey and J. Rood, both of Alamo, Van
Buren, county, Mich, have been in the
city couple of days looking for young
man named Dwight T. Holmes, whom
they believe to be here. It is q case of
life and dEath, Snd it is of the utmost i'm
portance that Holmes be found. The
story told by Mr.. Rood ig q most remark
able one, and his own daughter is party
to it. On the evening Of January 9 his
daughter Kitty attended 8 "tafTy pull" in
Alamo with Holmes. the couple accom-
panied Miss Annette GarlaDger home,
ands while awaiting for her folks
to come, they being cut
somewhere, Holmes thought he would
try some OF his mesmeriC powers. He
first put Miss GsrlSnge- under the hyp-
motto irfuence, and in obedience to his
orders she smoked cigar and did other
things. Then Holmes tried his hand On
Miss Rood. she is of very nervous Or
gsuiz1tion and subject to hystericsl a.
tackg. Holues found her IN easy subject,
aud compelled her to do q number of sb-
surd acts, concluding by ordering her to
feign ceSsh. At once she became like
corpse and respiration ceased. Holmes
was frightened and Miss Garlsnger WAS
simply psrSlyzsd st the unexpected turn
things had taken, for they could rot wax
en- Miss Rood at all. Holmes got the
village doctor, who gsve 1t es his opinion
that the young lady had died Of hesrt dis
ease. The grief stricken parents accepted
this, and the funeral occurred Friday,
January 10. Thursday night Holmes dis
appeared. As the coffia WAS being low
cred into the grave Miss Gsrienger be-
came hystericsl. She YVES a. once
taken home, aud gradually told the
story OF the csse. Then there was great
rush for the cemetery, snd the sexton
was surprised 10 see lot OF meu digging
away al the newly made grave. The body
was taken home, and when the leading
physiciEn 81 Paw Paw, the county seat,
DR.. VAndeIbng, made q critical exsmiDa.
ton, he said she WAS not dead. He APP
piled tests, and then s4id she was 10
8 trance. Hypnotists from nesr and far
have been called but they cnn do nothing.
The parents Shipk the only one who can
help their daughter is Holmes, and il he
will only return TO Alamo he will not be
prosecuted, as 1t IS thought he, having
put her IN this hypnotic condition, he
alone can break the ponds which bind her.
Miss r bod still lies ct her home IS il
dead, while it is thought that Holmes is
hiding for fear be Will be arrested for
mSBslsUghter. He is said to be very
good-looklng young fellow, and OF excel
LEM repdVatlon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
VIII Peti,,on for a Rshsnrlag.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 8-Advices from
Washington say that Mr., Brooks of Eng
land, father of Hugh NJ. Brooks, alias
Maxwell, the chloroformer, accompanied
BY J. I. Martin, his sons chief counsel,
are in that city and that an application
will b made to the Supreme court for 3
reheariug OF the Maxwell case. This, it
is said will prevent the issuance OF the
courts mandate for this term .nd give the
counsel more time to consider what other
means, If any, can be used TO save the
young man from the gslloWs.