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Wn.EY--Stuight Kentucky Bourbon,
y qtadUr Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. 81 s0GJO0, Eastern ryes, 81 S1te6.O0,
accoriing 10 agc and make; common whisky
gor@sl ., according to proof.
BsgotNG--t-t1c.
TtEs---Si Uoall5.
saor--Drop, $40, buck, $i.65.
Lr1p---Gisc
NNns--Iron. g. 10; steel, f2.25td9.S5.
PowurE-.Kcgs, 500; half kegs, 1913; quar-
ter key, $50.
HIbrs-Dry flint, No. 1, II 70; No. 2 Sc; dry
saltcd, G,dsc green salted, No. |. &c; No. = sc;
green. 3ltic; shcepskins, i5cCati.Oo; irregular.
ToHAoCO--Common, 25ssS,ci other grades,
S5dSJc.
sNryr---Gsrretts, Si0.s5; Ralph's sl0.25;
railroad. 81 -; Gail a Ak, 5000.
Goal OIL---Prime white, wholesale lots, lOc
per gal. ,a,.
Woodbury. grease WOOL unvashed, $50
Use; clear grease wool, 2itd2oci bury washed
2OS3Oc; tub washed, 3JG35c.
BEIswAN---ishHc.
TkLfow---id3,sc.
Fms AND SgISs---Dccr, 3O@3jci bear, VI
67.On mink, ibOdl Oc: coon, hunter handled
l5G7bc; country handled, l5aG,c; otter
Al OOd5 So beaver, 5OcCit $50; Wild cat l5d
2Sc; fox, l5d75c; mnskrat. i0cal5c; opossuln
IOdl5c; wolf 50caS2OO, skunk, lJ@soc
panther, 5OcCdSi.00
srrps-Rcd clover, si.75 per bu timothy
81 25 per bu; herds, CSC per bui blue grass
| 81 % pcrbu; orchard grass, tLiOCgl.OO per on
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e.n@ol2; November, o3i@o,32i December,
9.32@9.33; January o,4ogo.4i. Sales, 1900
bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middling 99Sc. Sales, 1,scO
bales Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
TIC; good ordinary, SIC; low midd ling,
&c; middling, o9Sc; good middline, oAc'
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady as follows: April, 9.i4@9 49, May,o'l0@
917; June, 0. 2l@9 %; July,9.2o@03o; August
02o@03O; September, 9.03@9Ol; October
sS1; November sso@S.si December, s'Sl
Gs.s3 January, $50. Sales, p 100 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Brea.istuns.

ConN Mru,-standarl, sos. pearl, ti.O0,
miller slu0stauQ. steady.
BrANs Am pCN-Nayy beans G.7Saao
medium, s27h. stock peas, tl.2i per hu;
lady peas, si.1S per hui black eyes, $3.50
pet hu.
oar MTu--ln halfbrls $3.50 from store.
ftovH-from store. common, t1uNa32a,
family. 81 25Cta IN. chuicc. tlh0da1d. fancy.
A0etil0 extra fancy, N25gi5o, patent
| - Ntth00 quiet
JHAcErHs Soda. extra ic. soda. treble
cNtm, &C, ginger tnaps-6 a@ollc, assorted
! iumblcs lnr.
Cr,cEtp Wnr,r--.in half hrls, A.25 from
| Fnrr.
IlouiNi ,Nn Gnirs--From storc, 1875.
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monschoId suppIIcs.

AprLrs-Ncw York, S350@3.o per orr;
dried apples 76lsc per 10 from store. Drlcu
peaches, No from store. -
VEGETABLES $1,000 100 per prl,
- 40 per la. Cabbage, new Louisiana, crate,
a. 75dAOO. Kaut, brls, 81 30; half Orls'
$3.50 Garlic, Doc per 100 Turnips, Sl'oVa
LIS per brl. 400
PouLrnY-Chickons, spring. scarce, t1.W
@5OO hens, S3.O)@325 turkeys, Slo'ooI
1900.
Fnrir-Orangos, Mcssna, $3.50 per box
imperial, $3.50 per box. Lemons, 5000
$50 per box. Bananas, si.5O@25O pei
bunch.
PicKtss-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 500.
EO0s-Wcak bNs, l2c; cases, l2Ssc.
Reconsideration layers 500, layers, $40
California. S2sS.
Nrrs--C,,N,anuts, SlS0 per loo. Peanuts
Nirsiuia. IT, Tennessee, farmers stock, S9
90; roasted. s'sc higher shellc'l, loc' fecans
Texas, @alac
Brrar--Hufitrine iS,aiSs creamery, y
ng,a aairt. lSe21e country butter, lSIsc
Cibrr-oaAfk, s. 50 per hrl, and $50 PEI
hall Bird
parsrsrs-Firm; selling AZ sNlfi.4o Pc
IA sgasag 10 ~ tri. sweet Io;aioes. s. N
laS1N fer bri. scei SWIFT s25os2'&
NiNnstE--rrr cal >til.c.
SnsutmEIrs-s1csaSSo FER case pinis
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Cash quotations were as follows


fush quotations Wefe ~ '"llVNN
No snring wheat 20 .a755.c: No. 2
.rrins wheat. 6l00sc, No. nj, s0,fc; No. 2
corn. III "a &c; No. oats, q 's@30hc; No.
. rye ypt.c. No. z barley, 45bts0c, No. I tlaN
.eed Al a. prime timothy seed S2G0m2 ~.
Mcss porf. pcr brl, tiS3i@l3.i0, larl, per
100 lbs n. So short rib dd''-, loose, piit2i "a
n "a, d,y saited shouldrr boxed, A.. $50
n 40 .ho,t clear sldes, boxed. o. t0m5.lS
n,eeiuts-Tlour. - 90 btls wheat a.. O00
nm, corn. N, 900 bu; aais, pl,OOO bu. rye.
b.OoO bu; harley, p, 900 be.
bipmenI.-fionr, 1aooO brlS wheat,
| 60 bu, corn, 5000 bu oats ~ 600 bu
rye. loo bu; barley, $50 hu.
~ Louta No, April Flour Firm
and unchanged Wheat Opened firm aud
! a Uttlo higher and adyaacrd steadily, closing
! isd.c above yesterday. No. red, cash,
a,isc' Nav. sOLttsohc, closing NJ s0'sc;
| June. s7,sCts0c, closing. o. snci July, 20 ia
50isc. closing NJ TGkci AnFnsb iOsat0htc,
closing al 7Ga.c; Deeembef' soh@slc clos
ing at s0lkc. .-.....
May, i7i.6tlTkc, closnk ~ Use July,
l7N@iljsc, closing AZ - o uals-'S,rons
esc. Bsrley.-Tb@s6c. Bnn.-iec. Corn
moal.--l2to. 49,. .,.o.,..- 81.
prairie, tsO0CDi2oo go
putier.-.flrm; creamery, 2a91oci dairy
'p,cSi.,ans-puIl and weak Pork, sis62,f
ts,d AZ loef7 10. Dry ALT mcais-Iloxcl
sLauiic,. fsfM long clears, GOod7 90
clear ribs, s7.iSts5.ss short clears 1850
Ti5.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. noaa- aud stocks.

Nav YoHE, April Mooney on call easy
nj is6i2 per cent. last luans,ll4 per cent
cloacd offered at per cent. Prime mer-
camille papcr Sci per cent Sterling eS.
change dull at SiSj Tor sixty day bills aud
tLs6A for DEMAND
Government bonds were dull but steady.
State bonds were neglected
The stock market was on lower level
this morning than the final figures Of yesicr-
dny. and though there was some reaction the
gains werc again Lost az the close. London
was q seller ~ the opening, aud the hrst
sales were made nc concessions from last
evenings pti,es IT from 10 = per cclt.
with Louisville aud Nashville, showing the
largest declines. There was good buying ON
the part " commission houses, however,
aud this was sufficient 10 turn the market IN
the early trading with the coaleu leading
the advance which, however, was confined
10 fractional amounts only. The demand
was soon satisfied aud prices huctuaied
over an extremely narrow mage FOL
/ the rcst oi the hst hour when th,
selling began io tell again, and values yield
cd slowly, London selling Reading, ~ Paul
lake shore end Louisville a Nashville, Tn,
prolcsslonnls also took the poiiis accrued
on YESTERDAY, rdyancc. end The gnins Of the
arst hour were completely wiped out NJ th'
close. Beyond the activity Ia Reading Tia
business was almost totally devoid o
feature, though Lake Erie A Wcsic n PIE
ioircd rose l pet cent, aud Bu lingtoi
dropped over that amount when the genera
list WAS advanced. The close was quiet an'
heavy az shout the love 4 prices To- most o
the IT, Almost everything II lower ihi
evening" though ~ 'cs are confined 10 frac
tious l. A y showing the largest decline ,
per cent The milruad bonds market wa
quiet, the only lcatu,o 70 the trailing bcin
thc marked strength IN the Fort Worth an
Denver fr,is, and the Green Hay dr'l
Sales $4,000 The general list wa fam
strong throughout, aud closing prices shot
advances In most cases traded in. The tota
sales u stocks today were 1882 shares
Closing quotations.
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SNEEZING CATARRH.

The distressing snccEc. mecrc, sncczc, the acfid
wrtery Discharges from the eyes aud moss ihorain'
fnl inflammation extending TO the throat, the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
srn.atlons. cough. ringing noises In the head and
spilltlng headaches how familiar these symptoms
arr Ia thousands Who suffef periodically from head
colds or Influenza and who live In Ignorance OF the
fact that q single application of sANfonDt RADICAL
CuUE ron CArAnha will Afford instantaneous fct9.
nut this trratmcnt In eases q simple Calauh
gives but faint idea Of what this remedy VIII do
In the chronic forms where the Breathing Is OBJ
nruotcd by choking. putfid. mucous Accumula'
tons the hearing Affected smell and taste gone
thnai liberated aud hacking cough gradually ias'
iening Itself upon the debllliaied sysiem Then u
& that the msrvelous curative power Of h.sFohp'-
RADICAL CunE manifest. Itself Ia insianiHneou'
and grateful rlicf cur hcglns nom the hrs' sp
plca,ion. Its apid, radical, permanent econom
R,sronps RADICAL CunE consists Of Que bottle
ofthc RADICAL CUR one box CAfAmnAh nv
| vnNT aud an isFRoyfD lNHALEH price, w.
porrfn DHra CHEMICAL CO., hosros.
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H,Y.-Choicc from store. n,cttSi.o0. car
load. from leycc or depot. SIS SOFA 10.
prime. siofc. loa0li y. ear load from levec
~ depot Ell 00'oiS.OO. prairie, from store,
O6,,dy; car load irom lcycc Or depot, 5000
Miln
Ba,S--From siorc, 500, from leyce OF
depot, $500.
toHS-from stor-. white o.; mlxcd, bSc,
from leyrc or depot, white, IN bulk. bsc, In
sks Doc. mixed. in bulk tic, IN sis. 07c.
OArs-frum store, white. ~; mixed, i0C
from leyec or depot white, in bulk, asc, ir
sks, iOc, mixed. N bulk. M; In sks, Sc.
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SnHrr-Choice, s.; medium, 3SScgic.
mon, 81 .ooidi.0
L,Nns-Choicc. 500, common 10 good
per head. $3.50.
un,Ss CArrLE-Choice, aH@i,sc; good,
8,.a3isc; fair 10 medium, 2,sg3c; scala
wags. lisd2c,
Hoos-Choicc light, 5@5'.c; good, 47.95ei
common, 4i.6dilsc
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Groceries.

CorrEr-C Common, iSc; ordinary, iGr, fair,
lie. prime Ria. lsc. choice 10 fancy, Aci old
government. 2s6fJ0C firm,
suaaH--purc white. CSC. OF white, 0isc,
yellow clarified. 0i.mSalc, open kettle. 1h
tt5Ac. refined A, Gs.c. standard Eranu laicd
T1fC, plantation graduated iaci powdered
~ cut loaf, Nc, steady,
RicK-louisiana, b,s@Gc. Carolina. o if95c
strong.
CASSEb Ooops-Pine apples, u 80. Peaches
NJ, standard a. % 3 Ms. standard, t27b
second. ti.T5. = lbs standard sg25. Toma
toes, M, standard, sl.i0 = Ms, standard
ti. -. Strawberries $40. iaspbcrrics, titn
| Blackbcrrics. 81. l5oti.40 Green cages, ti7l
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HonsEs-Fair demind drivers. ti2j@l75
heavy draft, si55Cd21j, saddle SiaoCa2oo; er.
ira saddle, ssoa250, plugs, S'0tgoo; Texas
ponies, s15a0O, common drivers, t15talo.
Mutu-Fair demand "a Ia lls hands
high. sg06ii0. ilif 10 u hands high, hloc1
igh. Is Ca t6if hands high, ti2bglJ0i 1913 IL
~ hands high, ti5nGtinO.
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EXCHANGE.
Now York and cities north and cast on
demand. Z discount buying. New YORK
and principal cities north and east slght
u discount buying New Orleans, " dis
count buying
Selling Rates On New York, i per cent
prcmicm on sums below $1,000 Slbo per
81 900 premium on sums of $1,000 or more;
ON Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville SLOW
pcr 81 900 premium ON all sums ON New
Orleans, 81 so per 81, 900 ON oil sums, frIuc
commercial sterling sLS2@LS2}i.
Al the stock board meeting today twenty
shares OF Aricsiou Water company stock
wcrr sold ~ 99c.
The local cotton market closed easy sales
: 1000 bales Of which exporters took $50 bales
and spnncrs 90 The New Orleans spot
market closed quiet with futures qucl ana
steady and on2 10 points Liverpool was
dull with prices generally in buyers favor
futures closed cnsy at q decline Of TO =
points. At New York the spot market
closed steady aud futures steady and off to
points.
Hubbard, Price & go. says: "Notwith-
Standing uniayorahlc Liverpool accounts
with futures closing easy At decline OF to
3Gld, the market has shown today a SUE
tanning tendency Opening $ to 4points be-
low la,t nights close, there was desire Ia
cover short engagements partly by promi-
nent buyers who have been selling Tor New
Orleans account, but principally by local
operators, who ~ a rule wind up their deals
with the close Of the week A little more
business was done Ia new crop aud prices
well maintained. The market closed steady
at fraction above the lowest prices OF the
day, yet points below Yesterday
Port receipts today Sl4 bales greater than
the receipts on the same day last year.
The latest guess NJ the size Of the present
cotton crop by Ncill Brothers Is 0,SOoOO
bale with a reasonable probability OF 1000
60 bales as the years growth.
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CHICAGO. H., April 1.-THE Drorers' Jour
nal reports; Cattle--Receipts, 1900 head;
ers, 81 45Sa2. 80; shipping steers, "a. 50@5 so;
Texas. S2.00CiS. 25; cows, 81. 25@3.35.
Hogs--lcccipts, 1000 head. Market active
and firm, prices about &c higher: light, S.
@53o; rough packing s5.l0@5eo mixed,
s5,i5@5.30 heavy packing and shipping
So. 20C15.45
Sheep--Reooipts, 5000 head. Market
moderately active, prices steady; westerns
50. 75@5.75; natives, $4.O0@G.00; lambs
| 81, 2JCd6 %,
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Grain and proYi.iens.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, April T..-ln the wheat pit
today the order Of preyiutis days was re-
yerscd. The dulness came early, and an
active market and higher prices before the
close. The opening prizes were slightly pet
Ter than the latest on Friday, and the tend
cnry wigs upward. The points In favor. OF
the bulls were Berlin. adyiccs, damaging
crop reports, large export clearances, and the
ease with which the shorts were scared To
cover. The best estimates gave the decrease
In the visible supply for the week at I5O,OOO
10 1, $50, 600 bushels. Salcs for May were az
7bJkc 20 open up. then up To T6ssc aud back
90 1910. After ~ o'clock there was second
bulge on good general buying and May went
firmly up 10 Gs-6l701tc and closed at the
outside point OF the day, 10
Corn closed ut an advance OF &c to &c
over last night. The opening was marked
| by a fractional better price, aud this was
! followed by some buying. Then there wsf
some realizing and short selling, which
caused a reaction 90 the opening price. a
second advance set IN about IL o'clock and
caused the shorts 20 cover at loss: III,
lrmness continued 10 the close, ana the lasl
| prices were about tile best for the day. Iht
strength toward the close was partly due &c
outside orders for July, which, OF course
helped other futures Local receipts were
| little beyond expectations-l50 ears. Oau
aid not respond rs did the other grain mar
kets, and the sales Of May ranged 1850
3ilsc, closing at 3iitc. June closed at 30jsc
There was closing up on July, which a
one time was but 20 under May, but Tia
closing Was at 3OH@30ssc higher for tn
day.
Trading IN pork was moderately active
but chiefly between the professionals, tw'
buying aud one selling. After a slump q
To- prices werc bid up ne. but reacted y
TO So, and closed steady NJ i2Ic over yestof
DAYS last sales. May ranged ut si3 3Q
i3I7IS and closed at fi342, s6eiS.l6. shor
ribs were active. A stronger feeling d'
yeloped and prices advanced nc, closing a
the top. a net gain Of - over yesterday
May sold al $500 and t6.0iis, and closed q
Si07h.
. Tho leading futures hanged as follows
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NEW YoRK, April -Coaec-spot fair;
Rio dull, l4Hc; options 30@45 points higher,
and fairly active. Sales, $4,000 bags.
April, $l100@l1.10 May, $l0.90@ll .25;
June, $40. 70@i1.0o; July, SIC. 35@lo .65 Au-
October, si0o061i030; November 10000
1925 December, $9.00@i0.3o January,
s0.95C1l 1880; February, sl0,00@i0.o5; March,
$l0.OOdl005. Sugar--Steady: 800 test cen.
trifugal, 8 7-l6; molasscs, 409iHc; refined
| quiet and unchanged; Molasses-Dull; Cos
| test, I9c Ricc-Stcady.
CnIcAoo, H., April 7.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was |
shade easier; creamery, 23@2sc dairy, lS@
2Gc. Esgs--Buoyant; fresh, l6H@l7c
| CTSoISNArI o., April 7.--Whisky--Act
i've and firm; sales, LIZA barrels finished
goods on basis Of Sl.09. Butter-Weaker
sugor-Firm, Eggs Weaker i0c Cheese
Steady.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT
amor lN sInnr. ArRIL o.
Amount In slgii' .-.-.
woHIDs yisinI.T krTIIl

The New York Financial Chroaicls Of
April I, gives the following figures: Total
visible supply. 2C9i, ins bales, against 2,6sn,-
s72 IN 1857 These figures indicate a de-
crease OF cotton In sight oi is,GIt bales, ~
compared with the same date IN 1881, and
a decrease OF - 56s bales as couparcd with
saino date In iSs0.
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened easy aud
closed easy; middling Csc salc', i,coobalcs,
Including no bales last evening Of which
go TO exporters aud % 10 spiuncrs.
ExcHANgE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 71sci good ordinary, SIC low
middling 9,sc. middling, o1sc; good mid
ding. oA.c; middling fair, iO,.ci fair nomi'
nal. Dusty, Isc TO ic lower
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NEW York, April market quiet rs
usual on Saturday, with the facts disclosing
a larger volume OF business with agents and
jobbcrs than was thought possible as II pro
gressed, while more steady feeling pre-
walls, with much confidence in an improved
demand as the month and senson advances.
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Cotton seed Products.

pHfNr CRupr Oue-3l ism32' &c, prime sum
mcr yellow, 3b,S6~,fc; choice cooking sum
ti70.6ti7.2 %, carload lots; less than car
| load, flsOOatS50.
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clears, $7e0@7.75; clear ribs, $7.7o@7. s5
short clears, T.S7Ilas.O5.
Hams--Steady; $10.00@l2.00.
Receipts--Flour, 6,000 brls; wheat, 1000
bni corn, III 600 bu; oats, 1000 blu; rye,
1000; barley, 1000 blu.
Shipments--Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, H..
ooobui corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye,
none; barley none.
KANSAS Cry, NO., April 4. - Wheat
Steady No. 2 soft, cash, nc bid May, 7sC
bid, 70c aeked; June, Zoe bid July, CSC bid
Tic asked. Corn--Steady; No. 2, cash, 43lzc
May, 44Hc bid; June, Acc bid; July, 46>st
bid, 47c asked. Oats--No. 2, cash, 29c bid
May, 293<c bid.
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Spots opened easy and closed quiet
middling 1870. Sales, 600 bales. Quo
tatlons were as follows Ordinary, 7i.iOci
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, oNei
middling. oi3-iec; good middling. 10 lice
mlddlIng fair, 10 ii-i0c; fair, II 5-ioc.
Futures opened easy aud closed steady, a.
follows April. e.52@9.6s May, 0ooC,o.oii
June, e5o@a7I; July, e7s@e7e August
asas.sc; September oo2@eoS; October,
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wool.

Sr. LOUIS, No, April -Wool-IQuiet and
unchanged unwashed bright medium l4C
2ic; coarse braid, ii@2lc; low sandy, 100
1sc; fine light i4@l9c fine heavy, lO9l1c;
tub-washed, choice, 35c inferior, 30@33c.
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TxcnAvur QUOTATIONS..
DAM COTION sTAIHNTNr.

impors-N &CRRis J&SRh "a. N&LR
nj. "a q. o&sw L.so&T mr. g. X
9. "a y n H. A6. steamer, ~ wagons, TO-
Total. i01 bales
Espors-L AMIR al. s,esmsr, north, iis
Total, 51s bales
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFTIcr SIGNAL sEEyicE, q. g AL
MEnrnIs, April :. 2p.m.
The follow Ing observations arc taken NJ all sta.
tlons named al 18th meridian time. which Il one
hour later than Memphis time
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Mo,en,cni. az the Leys


Arriyals-City OF New Orleans, 81. Louis.
Departures--City of New Orleans, New Or
leans.
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@ls5. Pears si75@225. Plums, h,oS@
rs Asparagus, s2,O5@4.25:. Green cen corn corn
si.i5@l %. Green peas y eogi ~ !, 9 nSSs
oysters, full weight 10 So VOC =. Fs 4, TO-
Condensed milk, Crown, &75cs5' 80 80
Eagle S.75; Swiss, 1915. Salmon, sl, 80
s SaSIt s5.75; mustard sardines $500
Mackerel, 81. so herring mackerel a;2o' L,
,rIs sp%aoc. fancy assorted, Sy4C1l5ci extra
C,irrar2-New York factory Case; mi
cream, l2Ml3c, Young America, l5ygl ic'
scars ASD CANDJEs-Soap, 3GoIsci can
dies, full weight S&@0c. ~ oh;o
shIr-saginaw, 81 .55Cdl40 per brl; one E
river, 81 2OC.i % per brl, SKIS fine, sl'3S Ss
40. coarse, 81 l0dl 49, pkts bleachcd, Si'Zo
mixed brls, $40 80; mixed, 2M@1c. ooo
o,c' nrime 10 choice, 33@3sc; fancy 4OG46ci
! common TO fair, 20QJ23ci prime to choi'e, o'
| 035c syrup, 2OCI l0c firm.
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LIVERPOOL.

Increase ~ f't,lpW Nhln uN s'f''s'''' "''''''"' ~
LIVERPOOL.
Al noon: Spots Dull, prices generally in
| bnycrl favor Salc, 5000 bales, Of which
American 1000 bales. Receipts COCO bales,
of which American, $500 bales. Closing
quotations were M follows Ordinary, Esd;
good ordinary, 81; low midlling, - sdi good
mddling 5ifd; middling uplands 5-lodi
middling Orleans, 5'kd.
Futures opened dull at decline, and closed
easy as follows
r'rhc prices are given IN pence and diths,
thus iGJ means i.GiGid, aud 5,Ql means
51-Gid.l
At / y. m--April, 5t2l, buyer; April
MAY. 5lbd, buyers May-iunc, 5.ia,l, BUYERS
JuneJuly. 6lGi, buyers; Iuly-AugusL :. IA,
values: Augllst.Scptcmbcr, AiSd, sellers;
scptembcr-Octnbor' 5.lid. sellers; octoocI-
November, 6.0Gd, values September ASA
sellers.
uAvRE.
spots-Priccs Quic, AMI steady. TTcs o-'ii.
nairc Orleans spot G5f fJ'uro', foF Apfl
delivery, OlisL
Notc--Trcs urlinairc orleans spot 60
represents 81. francs Tor So kilOs q ssnei
middlmg cotton, Havrc terms kLlo -
about . lhs. or a. Slleo kiios equal Loo i'fs.
A franc Is equal 10 SO.
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and may be regarded ~ the latest quotations.
uANk STOCKS
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fvl SHEA HANDSOME BEsIDeRct

I Offer for sale, that elegant rem
lsaes No. 1853 fernando street. The
hosss contains seven rooms, kitchen,
pantry and servants room. II has
aaso . conservatory or srssnhouss on
he ss~th ids. There Is . stable,
seel and weed hose On the plsoe.
The siss Of the lot h loo iest sout
- fernando street, BY 800 feet deep.
Everything is In krst-elss condition.
In the garden tAsss are few Of che
bst varieties Of besrisg frsi$ trees
md . grape a<sor with about ss.ty
bssxiAg vines II the finest v,ststass.
0as "A vatsr. Gall on or address
Q. L. pULLCN. cuv MAJ.
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hnicAs MUSTANG ilrfnExT shesla a.
vysbs ksptia iiouss. srAs'a sna Fsss'3' -
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG iIunrsr. ussd yisor
ousiy 10 death ios~lnnsy. wina osi'>.sefs hsshA
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING
Cotton Bodybuilding Cotton, o 3-ec
Sales Today, 1000 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
sArrnpAy EVENING, April 7, Is
ArrrAL OFFICE,

SATURDAY FNENIN"l NTIII q I"0F'I
Tho eurrent rate of interest is still 8 per
cent, although the increased supply OF
money at the banks has been large, owing
to realizations on cotton. Tho demand con-
tinucs brisk,
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Otlnnd Turpentinc.
New York Dry Goods Market.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April 7.-Turpentin
Firm at 36iSc.