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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION
--FOR--
LIQUOR LICENSE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE. J.
ST. PAUL, Jan. %, 1855.

NII1 OLFEh : UF F III z !
ST. PAUL, Jan. p, 1888.
To Whom 1t May Concern
Notice is hereby given that the fOE
lowing named persons have applied fol
a license to sell Intoxicating liquors foi
the year 1888, at the places OF lOcatiOnl
hereafter stated:
Hartman d ellis, 351 East Seventh.
Now, therefore. notice is further given
that said applications will be heard and
considered by the undersigned, at th{
Council Chamber in the City Hall, on
Friday, the 10th day of February. A. Dc
1888, at 10 O'Clock a. H., where all per<
sons interested may appear and will ID
heard.
THOS. a. PRENDERGAST.
jan26-2t-thu City Clerk.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
Lunch at Ramaley's,
Fourth street, near jackson.

The manufacturers of the "Best"
Tonic have received some of the most
flattering testimonials from eminent
physicians, placing the article foremost
of any Liquid Extract of Malt and Hops.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
SEVEN CORNERS BANK
fdid gp canitaL 100000.

r. NJ. Newport. President.
w. B. Evans Cashier
Michael Defiel, Vice President
c. A Hawks. Asst. Cashier
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

The market was strong and active Re
| ceipts, = ears hogs. Sales, 4 cars hogs, cars
| cattle, as follows:
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Cincinnati Whisky.
Dry Goods.

Z CINCINNATI Jan. 25.-Whisky steady: sales
|, PIG bbls finished goods ON basis of ST. O5.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
SS5,441
Carnival PIuneS

For sleighs and harness. All the various
styles. f. NJ. HalIowell & Co.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
Kansas City Grain.

Direct wires from our Office in St Paul. No.
l Giltillan Block, TO New York Stock EX-
change and Chicago Board of Trade.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
e. r. BARDEN,
GRAIN COMMISSION,

Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Baled Hay
IA Chamber of Commerce, st. Paul.
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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

Ten deeds were left yesterday for record,
with a total consideration of SI7, 725, as fol-
lows:
G Power to Wahling, 1t ., blk 6,
Syndicate Add No. 6.................. $675
W G IIendrickson to II Moss, Its so, 81,
80, 33, 81, 35, Brookvale Second ado. A. 200
j c PEPPER to X Gould,l Smiths subd
blk IA, Stinson Frances add .......... $50
G 4 Weide 10 A Magunson, 1t 10, blk
Ia, Arlington Hills -. .............. 100
o n Osland 10 G A b Weide. 1t 27, blk
6, G Weide's rearr of Nelson's add. 500
L Bryant to NJ Z Gallagher, 1t 8,
Bryants rearr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
II ID Lang to same, 1t L, blk 3, Eaton 4
Morrison's add Observation-Disclosures. ,050
Gallagher TO Lang 1t 8. Bryant's rearr
blk 124 West st Paul Proper .... 300
Two unpublished. Observation-Disclosures. ...7,1 $50
Total, 10 pieces SIT, ,725
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits were issued by In
Spector johnson Yesterday:
Henry Hoffman, 1-story frame dwell
ing. Gaultier, near South st........... $500
One minor permit. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Total, two permits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
See adv. of Real Estate Title Ins. Co
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26

The "Best" Tonic ranks high with
the medical profession.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
ments Of wheat Today, reported by Pressey,
Wheeler A. ca nv nrivote uire.
w. b. STEPHENS&C & 60.

"a OIL, GRAIN and STOCK BROKERS.
/ Direct private wire to all markets. Prompt
attention given 10 orders by mail or WIRE
133 East Fifth ST., st. Paul; 24O Hennepin
av.. Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
8. p. CLARE

$50 Jackson Street. st. Paul.
BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26

COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
Corner of Fourth and Jackson Sts.,
st. Paul, Mimi.
Fad UP CAPITAL, 100000.
Albert Scheffer, President.
j. II. Kelly, First Vice President.
Clas. Kittelson, Second Vice Presid'nt.
Herman Scheffer. Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26

ST. PAUL UNION STOCKYARDS CO.,
SOUTH ST. PAUL.
The Yards and Packing Houses Open for
Business
Ready Cash Market for Hogs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-26
BANK OF MINNESOTA,

Surplus 100000.
VIM. Dawson, Pres. -RObt. A. Smith, V.
Pres. VIM. Dawson. Jr.. Cashier.
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GcnrrnI NcNa.

THE Benton passed down from Fulton TO
Helena yesterday with raft OF logs.
TnE tug w. A. Williams left here ycster-
day morning for New Orleans with raft OF
logs.
TIM Gsyoso came In from Tiptonville yes
tcrday with fair trip. She goes back this
day at O'Clock pm.
The Coahoma brought in from Friars
Point yesterday morning bales OF cotton,
752 sacks Of cotton seed and 10 packages OF
sundrics. She returns this evening at 8
O'Clock.
THE City of Providence. from 81. Louis,
passed here yesterday forenoon en- route 10
Natchez. She discharged 1850 packages Of
merchandise and added 20 tons Of sun.
dries.
THE Rosa Ice arrived from 0sceola yester-
day morning with four bales OF cotton, 25S
sacks Of cotton seed and four packages Of
sundries. She goes back this afternoon at
o o'clock.
The Belle Memphis, from Natchez, passed
up 10 st. Louis yesterday afternoon. She
put OF here 3 bales Of cotton, bale OF
hides, horse and barrel OF empty bottles.
She added 30 packages Of surdries.
The Kate Adams got In from Arkansas
City yesterday morning with l2l bales Of
cotton, 2, 206 sacks of cotton seed, 5000 feet
Ct lumber aud Is packages Of sundries. She
clears for Arkansas City again this evening
| at o'clock.
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEw YonK, May i2-Moncy on call ca7yat
per cent Prime mercantile paper, 40
G.. Sterling exchange fair 10 active and
firm at ass. for sixty day bills and iSs,i
for demand.
Government bonds were quiet and steady.
State bonds we're dull and steady.
The stock market today was very dull,
and, while thcc was no movement In the
list EXCEPT ina few stocks, which was Of
any Importance, prices sagrci slightly. The
opening still showed the influence OF the
upward squirt Of yesterday, and under a
general bullish feeling was iirm at advances
over last evenings figures of from = 90 y
pcr cent London had purchasing orders In
The trunk lines, rmnscr aud roalers, but
the bears were inclined 10 resist the al.
ynrccs. aud the demand soon Stacked
OF, which gave. sarging tendency
10 the list after the first half
With East Tennessee second preferred
were strong the latter decidedly 20, and u
moved up q per cent Cotton oil crrtlh'
Gates also became feature, AND after a frac'
/ uonal loss moved mp per cent, but finally
ended where Il began Manhattan advanced
| per cent on the story IN morning paper
| II an advance In fares In n short time, but
/ reacted toward the close. The bank state
mcni proved more favorable than had beer
| anticipated, aud some covering 81 shorts FOL
lowed toward the end u che session, and ~,
market closed about steady nj Irregular
changes Of small fractions tor the day. Th,
hnal changes are Insignificant except III
Manhattan, which Is up ! per cent The
| milrund bond market was moderately active
the only marked movements being Ia Kan
81 aud TEXAS bs aud a., aud the Wheeling
aud Lake Erie ~, which were strong AM
active. The total sales reached SiDi go tn
total sales oi stocks today wcrc Oi,ji5 shares
| closing quotations
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Leaves Arrives
Little Rock Ex~1l:1j pm Mil aud Ex..lOa0 y m
Texas TX ......... eco am Memphis En-. 5j5 am.
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Grain aud ProNisIons.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, May l2.--The interest In
wheat this morning exceeded that of any
previous day. Sensational reports were eX-
changed between the great trading contcrs,
aud the bull fever ragged. Prices here open
ed 10 over last night, and alter dropping
a few. points bounded up nearly lo on gem
eral buying, both by the country and the
local crowd. The business was enormous
and individual influence could not be mo-
ticed. The advance after the first soft spot
was about lc, and juno sold up 70 SIZE,
July to SOC and December 20 &c. This
was the top for the day. A decline followed
and the bcus made a big effort To break the
markets for June went back to sac, July 70
IS &c and December TO 9Oa,c. Strength re-
turned before the close and the closing
prices We're: May, Sic; juno, 81 4c; July
SSNc; December, Ole. The opening prices
we're: May, S6Asc June, SIZE; July, sS}soi
Dcccinbcr, o0lsc.
The corn market puzzled even the profess
SIGNALS today. Prices opened ss@a4c over
last night and at once went higher with
wheat. After May sold az Cpitc, June ~
fsifc and july az 5SAsc, there was very sud-
denly crcat quantity for sale, and in less
than fifteen minutes prices went on about
ic. A. ia wheat there was reaction and a
return Of strength before the close. May
closed az 5Srsc, June ~ sc and July j1Jsc, or
about &c higher Tor the DAY.
Oats kept within a narrower range, but
held nn active crowd OF operators. May
touched 35Jsc and closed az Sc, and June
sold between 3i@3isc, closing az Size.
Provisions were moderately active,
stronger and higher. The strength, however,
came chiefly from the buoyuncy In wheat
AMI corn. A fair number Il outside orders
10 buy were received. Local shorts covered
fair lines, and holders took advantage OF
the bulge produced by their buying aud un.
loaded fair lines. After buyers had been filled
up the market weakened, aud prices declined
&c on short ribs and &c ON pork, but las
sales were nj 100 advance on pork, 90 on
lard aud 2ls@5c on short ribs over yestcr
days sales. P0rk-July sold nc SlflOe'
1925. and closed at slll5i lard at $3.50
:. i2iS, and closed at $40 short ribs a
sTT2 iFG7.S0 aud closed at s7.75.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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Ca.h quotations were as follows


Flour-Quict but firm, aud 90 Zoe advance
over market quotations generally asked;
winter wheat, t260@3.Soi spring, si55@L05;
30. . spline wheat, sGlla s6Nc; No. 2corn,
SpiEc. No. . oats, Sc: No. rye, 0ic; No.
barley, 57@7sc; No. lax seed, si.iji prime
timothy seed, SEQ. -
Mes pork per brl, sii3l9iL37lf; lard,
per 100 lbs, Ss9h@s,J'; short ribs sides,
loose, s7.62IsGsi65; dry saltcd shoulders,
boxed, sGpC,G2j; short clcgr sides, boxed,
8. IOCiSt5
ncccipis-Fiour. 1900 brs; wheat, 5000
hu; corn. 1900 bu; oats, $4,000 bui rye,
2U0 hu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipnients--iiour. $500 brls: wheat, o.
900 bn; corn, 2ss, 90 bu oats, 2l9,OOo bu;
rye. Geo, barley, 1900 bu.
81. LouIs Mo-, May i2-Flour-Firm
aud unchanged. Mhcat-upcncd strongand
higher. |; advanced &c on reports Of cold
weather IN the northwestern greater short
age Ia the crop In the western states. Re
pnrts that foreigners wero short on Deem
| Der also had some effect. Later IN the SEES
| sion prices declined about unc.half, and the
closo was lc above yesterday. No. 2 red
cash. pOGtoOiso NAV, closed Oisc, nominal,
June pOAmnli.c, closing at Olc,July, sos
| dOl,so. closing at s0isc; August, s0CGg0c,
closing at sgAo Dccembcr 03A@OiNc,
| closing at piac.
Con-Opcncd strong and higher; cash
Sc hid: NAV, AkM5is. closing ut blNc
| June. 5iE65lAc, closing at 5i'sc July
| AisGASc, closing at hssc August, 65A.
asked. year closed, t2isc bid.
| Oais-Strong aud higher cash, &c; May
| 35t,c: June 3,cH: July, 3ltc; August 2Sc
| Ryc-Nothing doing. llrlcy-Nominal
prnn-sic. Cornmcal- Higher, $40.
Hay-.Unchangcdi prime timothy, Sl3@
| A. an. prairie, tO.O0dij.o.
Buticr--Flrm; creamery, O82io; dairy
i5m2ic. EWs.-ilc.
| Provisions Stronger. fork-tils5 Lard
AZ hi tsCasOO. Dry salt mcals-Boxcd shout
! der-. sb.Ss $4,000 long clears, $3.50. cloa
ills a. ~ ,6i5.56. short olear,. $50. Bacon
NBoNcd shoulders, $50; long clears $40
clear ribs. ss.t5. short clear, Ss.O5@siO
R"ccipts-Flour. 1900 hHg wheat 500
bu. corn, il.ODO buj oats. $500 bu, rye, none
barley, $500 bu.
Shipmsnis-f'lour,. 1ooO hrls wheat, /,
GO bu. corn, %, go hui oats, 1000 bu; rye
,UnO bu, barley, none.
KsssAs Ctry. No., MAY l2-Whcat-
steady. No. soft. cash, sl'.c bid Corn
stronger; No. 2, cash, Sic bid, a5c asked
Iune. Sic lid, 53isc asked July, 52l.c bid
AZ asked. oats-No. 2, &Ac bid, Sc askct
|
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GENERAL TRADE.

The quotation committees Of the Mer.
chants exchange made somc changes today
as follows; Mess pork was advanced Soc
clear rio side baoonup e. Bulk pork--Clcar
sides up &c. clear rib sides, long clear and
shoulder. ny &c. Lard advanced 20. Flour
up l5c on all grades. Commeal advanced
iOc. Coffee was marked up &c, with old
government uPic.
AZ New Orleans tho demand for sugar 4
good, tho bulk Of Offering being promptly
absorbed. Prices ar shs'lc irmor, In syn
Tuihy with New Yosk, and buyers take hold
more freely. Molav1s is steady, with inil
dem nd There Is no change In the oondi
ton u the clean rice market; rough rice con
nnnn. lull.
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Louisville and NnsIl yilIe.
Kansas city, Memphls ana Birminghnm.

Leaves Arrlve'
informing Tr'n,.l0.0O am 9Eyening TIN. 5a0p nj
fH. SPY. Accom-. 4.00p.m III spy. Accom-. Q00a N
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: MONDAY. MAY IA. 1883.

1895; June, $40 so@1205; July, $1,000
12.l5; August, 81 25@ll AS; September $lo75
Mll,0O October $l0.55@l0.75 November,
uary, Sl050@10.60 February, $40. 5000 80;
March, $lO55@10.65. Sugar-Dull Bahia,
4Mc, $50 test refined dull. Molasses-Dull;
5O0 test, 2Sc. Rice-Steady.
CINCINNATI, o., May 12-Whisky---Firm;
sales, LII barrels finished goods on basis
OF SLIP. Butter-Steady. sugar-Quiet.
Eggs-Easier at l3c. Cheese-Firm.
CHICAGO H., May l2.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was firm;
creamery, 2o@25c; dairy, 1619@23c. Eggs
Easier at 12@l3c.
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Miscellaneous.

WusKry-Stnight Kentucky Bourbon,
$i.jOmGOO, Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, N.5O430O. Eastern
rycs, Slsj@0.00, according 10 age and make
common whisky, 9Oc@Sl25, according to
proof.
Srrps-Red clover SAYS rcr bu; timothy,
S3.25 per bu; herds CSC per bu; blue grass,
Si.25 per bu; orchard grass, Sls0gl5O per
bu; German millott, SLSgL5D per bu.
BNGGiyG--GCf7c.
GWs-it 00ai.i5.
SHor-prop, Sl4j; buck, sL7j.
IKAp-0ikc.
NAns-lrun, $40. steel. t22J9235.
PownrR-kcgs, $j.01 hall kegs, 1913
quarter kegs, sl.75.
Hlprs--Dry ilint, 10. /. i0Giic; No. ., "a
Sc; dry saltcd, 6iia7c; green salted, No. !,
6c; No. 9, 3'sc; green, Ga4c; shocpskins, ljc
@sl.00. Irregular
Tou,coo--Common, e5@3'c; other grades,
3j6ts5c.
Ssurr-Garfcits ti0S5; Ralph's, si0ej,
railroad. i925. Gail 3 Ak, 5000.
CoL Otis-rrime white, Wholesale lots,
Ice per gal.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 90
he clear grease wool, goa 2jc; bury washed,
2DO3Oc Tub washed S09Jic.
2Jc.
TAtT0W...lffff
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Ind, Bloom e West NJ 81 Paul & Omaha, $50
Kansas ~ Tex Ia 81 II 4 Omaha pld, lO7
Lake Erie & West. 1iiS Tenn Coal a Iron, PIX
Lake Erie X w pfd, Az Texagihcihc, 202
Lake shore; 9lA Tol X Ohio Cen pfd, 10
Louisville & Nash, 56Z UniDn Pacific, b32a
LOUSY IL Albany, IS Unified states Express, ~
Memphis & Charlest, 50 WABASH st l. d y, 1873
Michigan Central, 1874 W, Al Gt& = pfd, 2IH
Nil, lis a. W. % Welado Fargo Exp, 1876
NJ, Ls& W pld, s9H Western Union, l6H
Min * 81 Louis, American Cot Oil, 3l4
Min 4 81 Louis pid, 10
LONDON, May l2.--Consols closed at 90 SIG
for money and 40 7-16 for account The
Bank of England gained -sS39,O 900 bullion on
balance today.
PARIS, May 12.-Three per cent. rentes s2f,
Coo for the account.
BANK cLEARINGs.
New YoRK, May l2-Tha weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, increase. A,026 COO loans, decrease,
H,lJ3,G0O; specie, increase, So lA 500; legal
tenders, increace, I,7l0,50O deposits, in
crease, i,G3s, 500; circulation decrease, 49,
800 The banks now hold go 276Gl5 in ex-
cess OF the % per cent. rule. Clcarings,
today were $ll0 ,4l4; balances, Sj,222,Oi5.
BosroN, Mass, May 12.---Ccarings today,
Si,9O3, s4; balances, ~ 63j $50. Money
2 per cent. exchange on New York, 5@l215c
discount per 81 600. For the week: Clear
ings SIS. 7i0, ISL; balances, $l022l, 9N. For
the corresponding week last year; Clear
ings So, 0O9, 2Gji balances, SlO,Sll,s57
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May ll.--Clcarings today,
81, 100 SOB; balances, $556,147. Cloarlngs for
this week, Sl7,590, 70G; balances, S2,0i5, il6.
Clcarngs for last week, SIS, 33l, $40; balances,
S3,3U0359, Clearings for corresponding week
II 1857, $l70l2, 23s; balances, S37S, l02.
CmCAGO, H., May 12.--Bank cloarlngs
for the week were SG2, 200, ol2 an increase OF
9S per cent. over last year balances for the
week were 20, j5S, l6l, against S7s25, I65 for
the same week year ago.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May l2--Clearings, S..
$500; balances, Sl,5l6,72l. Clearings for
the week ending today, jj62il, sol; bal
anccs, s., 500. ash
BALTIMORE Nd May 12.--Clcarings, ST.
49,, Cos; balances, $3.50, 40.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


Atnoon: srots-Dulli prices generally IN
buyers favor Sales, 1000 bales, OF which
American $500 bales. Receipts T. 100 bales OF
which American 100 bales. Closing quota
ordinary D l-lGi; low middiug, 5hd; good
middlinr, 55sd mlddling uplands, D 7-!0d;
middling orleans, aga.
Futures opened steady at declined and closed
barely steady as follows
, l'fhe prices are given In pence and Giihs,
thus 4.63 means iGJ0id and sol means
5.1-Gidl
Att p. m. May 522d, sellers; May.Iune,
b.92d, sellers June.July, 622d, value, july
August, 62ad sellers; August September,
522d, buyers; September October 6i3d,
buyers OctobcrNoycmber, 5.osl. buyers;
November December 6.O.d, sellers; s1ptom-
Der 5.g2l, buyers
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HAy--Cl1ice, from store, n5catt.On car
load. from lcycc or depot SIS ala ip5D.
prime, store. p0NO2lC. ear Dad from leveo
or doI'ui, Si10OdiNWt prairie from store.
GoH5nc. car load, from le,ce OF depot 5000
@lIuN.
Bn,N From store, 400, from lcvcc or
dcpot. 5000.
Cous-ffum store, white. Csc mixed Gle.
from lrvcc or depot, white. In bulk. bsc; w
sacks Ole; mixed, In bulk Ole; In sacks one.
O,rs--from store, white. Sc, mixed tnc.
from lcycc or depot, white. in bulk. use. In
sacks, 400 mixed, IN bulk SIC. In sacks, 60
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nren,lsinnl.

Cons MrkL- Standard. 500. pearl, tli0.
roller g. ~. strong aud advancing
BrANH AvpTrN-Nuyy b,aus, 500. me.
dum SG5. Stock peas si2j pcr bu. lady
peas. sl.5h per bu. black eyes. $50 per bu.
oar MI,i,--ln half brls, s3S1, from stor
FinrE-f From store, common, s3ibtfJ ~,
family. 500, choice, (iOi. laucy I.ii cX.
tu fancy siGD patent siWd3l5 strong
aud advancing
CaACEEus-s Soda, treble extra. &c. Ginger
snaps 5isasifc; assorted iumblcs, lnMi2c.
CRt,KED WltE,t--lu half brls, $3.50 fUm
store.
HouiXY AND Grir'.-From store, t3es.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tic local cotton market opened quiet and
steady and oloscd quiet and steady. mid.
ding, o oi6c. Sales 200 bales. Including
mono last evening Of which 500 to cx.
porlors and ?01t spinncr.
KxCmANoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, re good ordinary, 3.iGc. low
middling v3iGG middling, 0OiGc; good
middling. 0kc, middling fair, 10 3-l0c, fair,
nominal.
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rtn- Mnckcrol half brls. No I. 40 No.
2 1910 i0lb kit No. I, sii5; No. 2, tiiO.
Dry herring, family, &c per box.
Hoo fuout Vrz--Strng mUs. pork els 10
sugar cured hams ii@i2c. breakfast ia.
con, i0hmiiifc bacon clear hh sides sisG6
o., hulk pork, clear sides, s'.msifo. clear
rib slides, s@ssc long clear, 1jsgsc should.
ors, G9.@6isc
LAup-fcs, 7F@sc. half brls. sis@s,.c.
kcg', sh@sac, choice kettle, Sj.WOGc.
strong
fnsH MrArs-Cholce beef hindanarlcr..
NJ iocquaricrs, i@bc, second grade hind.
9natlcTs, &c. iorcquarterS J'sc. Sheep Ojfc.
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CHICAGO, Ill, May l2.-The Drouers Journal
reports: Cattle--Receipts 2,000 shipments,
-. Market strong Becves, S3.75@5 10;
cows, S2,0O@3.S5 stockers and feeders 1925
@3.0O; Texas steers $3.00Gi 20.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000.
Market opened SC higher, but closed with
advance lost. Mixed $5.S5@5.G0; heavy, 1856
@5,SG light $5.SO@5.6O; pigs, S40O@5,15.
sh6ep--Receipts, $500; shipments -.
Market strong for good; common weak. M
tiyes, wooded, Si50a6.60; shorn, $3.75@590.
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cRoP ~ sianr, NAY II.
WORLDS VISIBLE sUTIIf

Tho New York Financial Chronicle 81
May y gives The following figures Total
visible supply, 2.l011S3 bales, against 2,5s0,-
O2l IN 1851. These figures indicate de.
crease Of cotton In sight Of $50. "a bales, rs
compared with the same date la 1851, aud
n decrease Of 1852 bales a. compared with
same date IN isi0.
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tions were MS follows; Ordinary nc
good ordinary, ll-l6c; low middling
o 0-1Gc; middling, Zoe; good midding, lOhci
middling fair 10 l5-l6c; fair, II 9-lGc.
Futures opened quiet and easy and closed
steady as follows May, 0.s6@9s7; June
99i@o92 July, l0Ol@lO.O2; August, 10000
1910 September 0,7O@0.7l; October 9.liG9
o45; November 93G@o37; December
o37@O3s January o4i@o40, February
o59@0.53; March, 100000. Sales, 1920
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
DAN; mildling 0lGc, Sales, 100 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary
1896 good ordinary, s0lGc; low mid
ding 0l-l6ci middling, 0l3ci good mid.
ding, 0 l5-lGc.
Futures opened steady and closed dull,
rs follows; May, 026@935; June 0l0Cg
0il; July, 0il@945 August, 0li@0ij
September 0.li@012; October, S0l@s,02i
November, S.sG3SS7; December S,ss@8s0i
January, s.00@9.0a February 0Oj@001i
March, 0il@0.lG. Sales, 1900 bales
DAILY FORT AND EXTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements attic Leycc.

Arrivals-Katc Adams, Arkansas City;
-Gayoso, Tiptonville Coahoma Friars Point;
Rosa Lee, 0sceola Benton, Fulton; City of
Providence, St. Louis; Belle Memphis,
Natchez.
Departurcs-City of Providence, hatcher;
Belle Memphis 81. Louis; Benton, Helena;
w. A. Williams, New Orleans.
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New York Dry Good, Market.

New YoRK, May 12.-Succeeding a fairly
large trade in cotton goods there was a more
quiet inquiry, though the business for the
week shows a decided increase in the case
the stocks and supply considerably reduced,
and the tone of the market much improved
as compared with week ago.
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L,us-Choice, $780, common TO good,
per head, f30J@8j0.
Iloos-Choice light, Sc; good, &c; COM
mon, &c.
GRl8 C,rriE--C Choice, l6i'tc; good, so
Ciic. ialr 10 medium, Dc; scallawags, 5000
nor head
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Groeeries.

'oftfr Common, ii'sc ordinary. iGiSc.
iai, l'3lg' prime Rio, isltc. choice 10 fancy.
advancing.
N, sp"AG,,Irufs white, 10 &c; of white ESQ
O,tc yellow clarified o. ,Gt6i.e. onen lc,iie
b,tW5Ar, refined A, GLc. standard gra,,,'
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Cotton seed Products.

Pnrur CRupz Ou.--3l@82c; prime summer
yellow, 3imJGc; choice cooking summer
yellow. 3galOc. prime cotton seed meal,
SiGjOGilZOo. carload lots, less than car
load, kiSOldis.51
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groceries.

Nrw Yong. May y. -.-Cohce-''spoi, fair Rio,
ffm i6Ac; options larry awe, so'aopolnts
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iMPoRTR

Five hrls beans aud peas, l2S pkgs butter,
Is pkgs bacon, 32i pigs boots aud shoes,
2,f0O bu corn, go SIS coffee, 200 brls lime,
s78 sks cotton seed, 3 cars cotton seed, 20
pkg. dry goods, A. pigs c-rs 100 brls -four.
ilC2 hslos hay n pigs hits 20 hi horses
ard mules ~ pkcs lard ilSO01 Il lumber
A. PKG liquors no brl, meal, go brls NO
la,scy. go kgs nails, I 0D1 bu oats, IS brls
onions, "a brls potatoes, : ears pork sides,
Al pig, ricr. 80 br.s sugar, PA pkgs tlbacco,
100 bis pork and coo bu wheat.