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IINERTO'II.

LIVERPOOL.
At noon spots--stcady; demand fair
Sales 1900 bales Of which American, 7,lO0
bales Receipts, 1900 bales Of which
American, ~ 800 bales. Closing quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, SD; good otdi.
nary. sd low middling 8 LIED; good
midiling, 5Ssd; middlng uplands, D DIED;
middllng Orleans, 6,sd.
Futures opened steady at q decline, and
closed steady, ~ follows
(Tho prices are given In pence and 0iths;
thus i.G3 means i0iJid, aud Sol means
6i-Gld.l
A. 4 pm. February, 5Sjd, sellers; Feb.
ruary March, b35d, sellers; March-April,
!. gGd, buyes: April MAY, 5Ssd. sellers; May
June, 8 l0d, SELLERS; June-July, b.iid, buyers,
July.August 6.i3d. value; August-Scpiem.
Der 6,i3d. value, September. 5.iJd, value.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending February AZ, 1855.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 7-Wool-Steady
and firm. Unwashcd, bright medium, l6Cg
2ic; coarse braid, lS02lc low sandy, 800
lsc; fine light, l4@10c fine heavy, i2@l7c.
Tub-washed, choice, Sc; inferior, 3o@33c;
sacks 10Gl5c.
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SCALY, ITCHING SKIN
And all Soaiy and itching Skin ane
Scalp Diseases Cured by CutIoura.

Psoriasis, Eczema, letter. Ringwom, Llchen,
prurtus, scall Head. MIX Crust, Dandruf, Bar.
bcrs'. Bakers Grocens aud Mashcrwoman's Itch,
ply Humors oi the skin and Scalp and Blood, with
Loss Of Hair positively cured by CUucuRA, the
great skin Cure, and CuIicuRA soar, an exquisite
skin Bcautincr externally. and CUricURA REsOIr
vTNr, the new Blood Purifier, internally, when
phyalclans and all other rcmodleal AL.
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lIonsrs-Fair demand; drivers ti25aIT5;
heavy draft si55d225; saddle, si50a9)0
extra saddle t210a2J0. plug. tjDaGS Texas
ponies, t256tGl. common drivers, S75CulOo.
MuLrs-fair demand. Il 10 AZ hands
high, fgOS1li0, itif To ~ hands high, kilOCd
~. IS 10 i5is hands high, si25a 100, l5is 10
40 hands high kl50dipO
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK. Feb. l7.-There was contin-
uation of the inquiry for new heavy wool
ems, with the business laid out in good pro-
portion, though at low prices For cotton
goods the movement was very good, the de-
mand moderate, but prices very firm.
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Exports-M &cRR. 400 M&TRR, 80; l. & N
L. g,3 @. O NSM u II. alN Total. ]. 8ll bales.


r X, s5S; c, o wRR $40 Total. 1881 bales.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
February II, s,O0i bales, as against s,3i2
bales last week, and ii,l90 bales same week
last year; since September 1, 500, 90 bales,
against SOP, 90 bales same time last year.
Shipments Tor the week, TO- 95s bales, az
against i5,i02 baicl same week last year
since September l. 75i,555 bales, rs against
4si 9s2 bales same time last year Weeks
sales, 1900 bales; exporters II $50, and
spinners, $3.50 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet
middling, 1890. Sales, l2l bales. Quo
tations were US follows; Ordinary, nc; good
ordinary, 3.lGc low middIing, l0hc; mid
ding, 1896; good middling, iOjsci middling
fair, II IEc, fair, l2lsc.
Futures opened quiet and closed weak,
rs follows: February, l0.5i@l0.52'
March. lO67@i06s; April, l0,G2@lo.63i
May, lo6e@i0.7o juno, lo76@iO.70 July,
l0.T@iO7s; August, lO;o@loso; Septem-
Der, lO3i@i032, October, 097@09s. Novem.
Der, 0S5@0s0; December, 0Sj@0s0 Jan.
uary 00l@0.03. Sales, 7l,i0O bales
New York cotton statement for week end
inc February IL, 1883:
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PsoRIAsIs, or sCALy SKIN.

I, John J. Case, d. d. g, having practiccd dent.
istry IN this county for thirtyhve years and being
wei known "a thousands hercabouts, with view
10 help any who are afflicted a. have been for the
past twelve year.. testify that the CuTIcuRA RENE.
DiEs cured me of Psorinsis or scaly skim IN eight
days. after the doctors with whom had consulted
gave me no help OF announcement
Newton, N. J. JOHN J. CASE. ID. ID. &
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Ie-,istuns.

HY-Choicc. nom store, a,cftfi.oo. car
load, from lcvcc or DEPOT tis5oaln50,
prime, siorr, pNtN'ac. car load from loyce
or depot si7.OOttiadO. prairie from store
COa70ci car load irom lcyce or depot 5000
Mi2O0
Hawthorn store, 500, from lcvco or de.
pot 5000
Cons .-from store, white, 02c, MIXED. SOC.
from lcvco or depot, white, Ia bulk, 0ols0o
Gle In sks, Glc mixed, Ia bulk, S5,sgJ5Aci
In SIS 81 ,sGt5sito.
OArs-from store white. ilG1l5c; MIXED
iitti2o. from lcyee or depot white, Ia bulk
3llsmt0c. IN ks, ~ &c. mixed, la bulk,
37ACt9si.c; iu SKIS, l06flti 40
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spois-Qulct and steady. Tres ordlnairc
orleans spot o3lsf futures, fOr February de-
livery, O1NL
Noic-rrcs ordlnaire Orleans spot, 0sf,
represents cav francs for 20 klos Of strict
middlng cotton. liavrc terms. A kilo Is
about ib.. or Is $500 kilos equal 100 lbf
A frame l. caunl 20 20r
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prsrpANrUI OF SCALES.

II. Y Carpenter. Henderson, N. ", cured Of Pso
rlasis or Lcprosy OF twenty years standing, by CO
pcorl. A dustpaniul Of scale- fell irom him daily
Physicians aud his friends thought hclmust die.
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IATIONA

AMER Three Years.
W. y. Walton, ofspringfield Tenn, says
II have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, OF and ON, for three years. |
purchased box OF DIR. Tanners lnfallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. IL gives me pleasure 10 recommend It."
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Mainstr
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Catlen seed rre,Iue,..

PRinE CRuDE OiL--33c; prime sum
mer yellow, 37@3sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 409iic; onsummer yellow, C; min.
en- summer yellow, e; prime cotton seed
meal, si0756nl7Oo car load lots; less than
car load, sI7.75dls.OO.
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WnMIseroS, N. O., Feb. i7.-Turpentine
Firm; SIZE.
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. II. - Petroleum -
Easy; y. w., 110o, 7Ac.
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CuucrRA REMEDIES performed wonder
iul cure last summer on one OF our customer an
old gentleman Of seventy ycar Of ngc, who sui
Tered with a fcarfuly distressing eruption on hl,
head and face. and who had tried all remedies aud
d0cton 90 no purpose.
'Texgfkana, Ark. J. II. SMITH 4 co.
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NEw ORLEANS.

Tho spot market opened steady and closed
very steady; middling, exc Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, ebsc; low mlddllng, 00lGc;
middllng, eJsc; good mlddling, ioAc.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady, ~ follows February 00o90gi;
March, ooi@a92; April, i00o@iO.o2 May,
ioio@l01l; June, io2i@io22 July, 1881
@io32; August io%@iog7; September,
a7g@aSo October aSOg95l; November,
aSe@oio; December, o.tod94i. Sales, IL,
700 bales.
DAILY REronr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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COTTON MA RRETs.

Tho local cotton market opened firm and
closed nrm a'idllng. O9lc. Sales, d, go
bales, include. 1850 last evening. (which
<.7oo 10 exporters and 800 10 spnneH.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. s7.loc; god ordinary, DC; low
middlIng. ejlc; niiddiing, sNc; good mia
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Stage OF the Rixer..

OFFICIAL SIGNAL sERvfcE. q. a Al
MEHrnfs Feb. IL, ppm,
The following observations arn taken a. all sta
lions named at 18th meridian time, which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east on
demand, - discount buying New York
and principal cities north and east, sight =
discount buying. New Orleans, s. discount
buying.
Selling Rates-On New York, 4 per cent
premium on sums below 81 200, $3.50 per
5000 premium ON sums of 81, 900 or more,
on Cincinnati, ST. Louis or Louisville $50
per 81 600 premium on all sums, on New Or
leans, $3.50 per 81 900 on all sums. Prime
commercial sterling tis9@Ls2lS.
The only transactions recorded at the stock
call board session To-Day was the sale OF fifty
shares Of Memphis Gas Light company stock
at SOC. No changes Of Importance were
made In quotations.
The local cotton markets closed firm, with
sales O. 200 bales; weeks sales, 10, 900 bales, Of
which II, $50 bales TO exporters and $500 TO
spinncT.
New York spots closed quiet, and as TO
futures e. L. Greene a Co.'S report says "A
very tired sort Of market continues, and the
history Of the past two or three days has
been repeated. Assisted by a few orders
from the south the bulls bid up February
short notices early in the day and succeeded
In adding point or two 10 tho quotations
but rs soon as the demand slsckenod~ tho
market set back agnin and mora than lost
the early gain and the close found prices a
fraction below last evening, with the tone
shack
The New Orleans market Il very steady,
. with futures OF TO points, closing barely
steady. Liverpool WAS quoted steady, de
mand fair. with futures off point Al Man
chester cloths were quiet, without qpoAhlc
change In prices Yarns quieirr.
The New Orleans atgnr market Is sluggish,
but operators look for an early improve
ment. Tho assortment offering has been
only fair, the percentage Of open kettles ar
irving exceeding that Of oentifugAlS Prices
have been fairly we'll maintained, although
showing q small decline compared with a
week ngo Molasses rules dull and unlnisr-
ssiine. movement sluggish and prices ruling
easy. Clean and rough rico arc quiet, With
moderate demand
The local markets remain steady and I'M
changed.
Iyrorrs.
One hundred and twenty five brls apples,
i35 sks bran, brls beans and peas 10 pkgs
butter, a. pkgs bacon, i28 pkgs boots and
shoes, 400 bu corn, pkgs cheese, $40 skis
cofso, i,ooi SKIS cotton seed. cars cotton
sccd, 400 sis cotton seed oil meal, 40 pkgs
dry goods, ~ pkgS eggs. so brls -four, 2,523
bales hay, u pkgs hats, % head hogs, -
head cattle A. head horses and mules,
$4,000 feet lumber "A pkgs liquors, 90 brls
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Bold everywhere. Price, cuucuRl, SOC, Soar, 70,
MsofvESr, VI. Prepared by the fOTTin DnUo AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mas
ssscnd for How 70 Curo skin Disease" q
page. ~ illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
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ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED.

For the radical cun Of an obstinate case Of Rcye
ma 81 long standing, give enllrc credit 10 The
CuTCunA luaEDtIN
4 IA RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn.
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Hama. and STACKS.

The following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded NJ the latest quotations
BANK STOCKS.
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LONDON, Feb. IA p. m.--Consols closed
account.
PARIS, Feb. i7,-Thrcc per cent rcntes slf
SIC for the account.
BANK cLEARINos.
CHICAGO Ill. Feb. 17.-Clcarings S. $40, O0O
NEw ORLEANS. La. Feb. l7.-Clearings
OF the banks for today, $l,7S2,277
Sr. Louis, Mo-, Feb II. Clearings today,
were $3,O09slS; balances 500 74O.
BALrIMoRr, Nd, Feb. i7.-Clearings today
were Sl,G6,SSO; balances. $2l5,G0l.
BosroS, Mass, Feb. II. Cloarings today
were 81 076;l76ibalances, 81, 20O,Gi4.
NEw YoRK, Feb. l7-Bank clcarings today
were S7, lS2,700; balances, si,363,345.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. H. Clearings
today were s99i, 7Gs; balances, $i,9Gl, 1872
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. l7.--Thore was moth
ing new 10 warrant IL, but spectators
plunged In the bull side In wheat aud corn
this morning In expectation Of a reaction
This action on the part of the local operators
had the effect Of iirming up the markets Tor
an hour or two. The business however,
turned out 10 be but scalping process. The
range was but &c and this was on both sides
w Nht lli''1 ianA uiNiAA aili Aht bp'h-
ing price this morning. May started at S0Ac,
sold at S0Isc down 10 s0lsc, upa second time
10 s0lIc and closed S0ssc.
Corn was fairly strong throughout the ses-
sion and the result was a gain Of &c, prices
at no time being more than one point under
the opening figures. May stood the bulk OF
the transactions which on the whole were
light. May opened az 50sSc, sold up 10 5lc,
down 10 j0l9c aud closed nt 5Ol4c. with still
further strength on the curb after hours.
There was fair speculative activity In
oats, and the market had u firm tone. May
sold rom SIC the opening price, TO Si9Ec at
the close. The shake out in pork com
menced yesterday was continued today, the
market being fully rs irregular and prices
ranged lower, May selling from slt to
1915, but quickly rallied and closed ut
Sli ON gain Of 2Isc from yesterdays last
sales. Long stuff came ont freely. The hog
bear traders were in the market as sellers
early, but ~ buyers on the decline. Shorts
who had profits In their deals wanted TO Sc
cure them, and the purchases by this class
~ operators was sufficient 10 cause sharp rail-
lies. Lard was fairly nctNe but more irrcg-
uar, selling down Ia 2ls6t5c carly hut late
rallied aud closed at outside figures, an adj
vance Of &c, last sales for May being at
$3.50. A large business was witnessed In
short ribs. A large packer sold 100000
pounds Spectators were also free sellers
fhCO0crings were readily absorbed, and the
clos showed n Toe advance. May sold at
S7.37 Js6dT50, and closed ni $50.
Tho leading futures ranged NJ follows
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yellow clarified, 6It@G9lc; open kettle, 5lS
d151{c; refined A, 094c; standard granulatedi,
TIC; plantation granulatcd, nc powdered,
sJ109s%c; cut loaf, sllG9ss4cj strong.
CANDrEs-Stick, all sizes, in bXs, pals and
brls, 6lsGg0c; fancy assorted, 35CG4Oc; firm.
CoPrEE--CommOn. i7lSc; ordinary lsc;
fair, lslagi0c; prime Rio, ioiS@2Oc; choice to
fancy, 2i@22c; old government 2s@Soci
steady.
sAIr-saeinaw, si.3j@1.4O per brl; SKIS
fine, 81 .35tG1 40; coarse, $i.l0Ml.l5; pkts
bleachcd, Si.25; mixed, brls 5000; mixed,
2x57c.
Scars Syp CANDLEs--soap. 3@5]Ec; can
dies, full weight, sH@9c.
CHrEsr-New York factory, Case; full
cream, l2gi2I1c; Young America, l3c l3Tc.
CANNED GooDs-Pine Apples, 81. 25Cgl.50O.
Peaches. . lbs. standard. $500 3 lbs, stand
ard. $2.75; seconds, si.75. Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, $i00@ll0; 3 lbs, standard,
Sl.25Cgi.80. Strawberries, SLIGO. Rsp-
berries, $iG0. Blackberres, $l.l5@l.25.
Green cages Si.75@Ls5. Pears, Sl.76eg2.26'
Green corn, si.25tgl.ib. Green peas, VI GOO
LIS Covo oysters, full weight, ! h.,
$iO0 lbs, slO59l.75 light weight, /
H. G0@05c; 2 lbs, Sl,00a1i0. Con
denscd milk, Crown, S5.15Gg5.s5; Eagle,
$40; Swiss, 1915. Salmon, 500. Sar-
dimes, 1915; mustard sardines, 500. Mack
crel, 81 90; herring mackerel, SI.25.
MoLAssEs Louisiana, common 10 fair, %
6l25c; prime 10 choice, J001Jc; fancy, $500
iOc, common to fair, 2OCg2hc prime TO choice,
25@2sci syrup 2o@46c; firm.
Household supplies.
ArPLEs--Ncw York, S3.t0G9i00 per brl;
dried apples, 0Gl7c per Id from store.
Dried peaches, 0lSG7lso from store.
FRUiT-0rangcs, 50 00G9350 per box. lem
ons, S30O@36O per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
VEoErABLEs--O Onions, t4OOai.25 per brl,
81 30 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, $500
1880. Kraut, brls, $750MS,50; half brls,
$l25@L75. Garlic, 500 per 100. Turnips,
$2.26 per brl.
PoULrRY-Chlckens, spring, S2.0093.0O
hens, s3.0on325; turkeys, S5,O0@l200;
dressed chickens, 2.OO@350; turkeys, l0tg
l2llc per lb; ducks, s3O093.5O, geese, 800
GAME-Quail, 81 Oo@i. 25 per dor; squirrels,
81. GOAL. 20 per doz. Venison, whole deer,
46g5c saddles, i0c. Wild ducks, ~. 25C125O
per doz. Rabbits, Si.O0@i.25 per doz.
Prairie chickens, SiOO@5CO per doz. Wild
turkeys, 6o@76c.
PIckLrs-Brls $3.50; half brls, 800.
E0as-Quiet at iGc.
RAIsiNs--London layers, 800; LAYERS, ~. 10;
California, t225.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, o.; Tennessee, farmers stock, $40
4ci roasted, 2hc higher; shelled, iOc. Pc
cans, Texas Hal2c.
BUrrER--Butterine i26Gl5o; creamery, "a
@37c dairy 2Odg23c; country butter l5Cl20c.
CrDER--Now York, s7OO@150 per brl and
ti0O9i.25 per half brl.
PorAroEs-Firn, selling at ii.Oogi.20 per
bu, t32j@36Opcr brl; sweet potatoes, 5000
2.75 per brl.
viNKoAR--Per gal, 1O6i2c.
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Provisions.

Fim--M ackcrcl. half brls. No. 1. $50 No.
2 f,Ol No 2, tG.25 lob Kit No. !, N.i5c;
No 2 NLlO. No. ., &lo. Dry herring, fam
lily, % per box
Hoo pEopucri-Qulct. mess pork, ti550Cl
1900, sugar cured hams ll61li SC: break.
fast bacon, liOiilsc, bulk pork clear sides,
sasllc; clear rib sides, 'js@Sc, long clear,
nc, shoulders, Oi,c.
LARD-fcs 7lEc. bali brls, THc, kegs, 7Ao;
choice Kettle, s'S@a'4ci steady and nm
changed.
Pos frrI-Drls $50 half brls 1900
$50 kers, fi.25.
Fnrsn Mrars-CholcO bccf, hindquarters
"; iorequartcn, o., second grade. hind
quarter, % iorcqunrtc-, 80. sheep o.
Hog, 70.
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Articles

Flour-Quiet and steady.
No. 2spring wheat, 55lsCf57 i<c; No 3spring
wheat, OJisCIG7c; No. 2 red SOr; No corn,
HIlgisc; No oats, "a ,@2lc; No rye, Sic;
No. barley, 75@77c; No. naHsccd, si.45
bid: prime timothy seed, s247@2ls.
Mess Pork-Per brl, si9.Tys; lard, per
100 lbs, G6li;. short ribs, sides, loose,
q. 25; dry salted shoulders, boxed, $3.50,
short clear sides. boxed. t7.0DasOO
Rcceipis-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 10000
bu; corn, 0s,OOO bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, i0,oo0 bu.
shipments > flour, 22,Ooobrl wheat, ~, 900
bu: corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye.
5000 bu; barley, is,o0ob u.
ST. LouIs. No. Feb. i7.-Flour-Vory dull
and unchanged, s2iO6tii6.
Wheat Opened strong with steady aud
active buying, advancing &c 20 &c, and
closing at the top. No. red cash, sOJfc
March. sOi,c; May, sIEGsislc, closing al
ss.c; July, soe,50isc closing at 70Isc; Au-
gust 7s.@7oi,c. closing ~ &c
Corn Strong and Hc higher, cash, ii'sm
lsc March, 4jci May, 40hesi6Ac, closing at
lG,sc.
ons-Firmi cash 9o,ic; May, 2o,s@9xc.
Ryc-Nothing doing.
Barley-15Ct3n.
nnn-Lowcr, at &c. Cornmeal-stoady,
nt $3.50.
lIay-Fim; prime timothy, si2.Oo@iG50
prairie, Ss.O0di2OO.
Eeps-isisCiioc.
Buttor-Fin and unchanged. creamery
2i090c dairy isaac.
Provision Weak and lower. Pork New,
klt Ooait2j. Larl-f.2i Dry salt meats
Bored shoulders, tS.5s'f@000, long clears
1925 clear ribs, E.J5 :; short clears
| E.37H. Baoon-Dotcd shoulders $50
long clears, $50 eis 10; clrar ribs Ss.i00ts 81
.l..t L. l.gta n. Hama
Rcccipis-Flour. 5000 brl,. wheat, 5000
bu. corn 1900 bu; oat' 1900 bui rye
/ none. harley, 1900 bu
Shipments Flour, Woo brls: wheat
1000 bu. corn, 1000 bpi pats 1900 bu; rye,
none. harley, 100 bus
Afternoon nnari--Wheat - Active aud
! higher March, s0sesohe bid: May, HAeg
SIC. July. 5pgc bid Corn lirhrr Marrh
lSSc: NAV. i0i.c. DDS Firm MAY, 2oAc.
KaNs,s Cfrr. Mo-. ffb. t7.-Mheat-
Steady; No soft cash, ~ May, 100 bid,
/ SOilc askcd.
Com-Stmnecr Nor2 cash. t3sso asked;
| March, lgt.c asked; May, ib.c.
oals-No. 2, May, So'sc Vii. 9o|sc asked.
ereeerser.
CmcAao, M. Feb. E.--On the Produce OK
| change. today, tho butter market was tamc
Creamery. 22a2Dc; dairy, i5@2bc. EgPs-
| Easiers 1idgA 49,
CrNciNS,ri. o., Feb. iT.-whlsky-sicady;
salcs Of i.0y7 barrels Of finished goods on
| a basis Of III. ga Buttcr-Quict; fancy north.
| west creamery, 32a3Sc; extra Ohio. 2sc;
prime dairy roll, iaceslc. Sumr-Quct Eggs
.ieasy nj aoa2ic. Chcesc-ln fair demand.
Nav onlE,xs, Ia. Feb. u -Coiicc-- firm I;
Rio, i7ifCslslsc. sugar .Fim; open kct-
dc, strictly prime. fitloi iully fair 10
mime. IA.mllc, centrifurals. choice white,
| bIc. on white. 6is@6Aci choice yellow
| clarified. Si3.i6c; prime yellow clarihel
| B Al. i0m5l.c. on yellow clarified 59idNo
| 5s.c. seconds. la65kc Molasscs-Dull (;
open ketile. choice, s96,3bc, strictly prime,
| 2iNfSnr, oentrlfueals. strictly prime, 9iCD22c,
prime 10 good prime isc'
Nrw YonK. fcb. i7.--coiicc-Spot fair Rio
duh NJ iGr options ~ TO ~ points lower;
sales, 1880 bag,i February l3oO9lSooc;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE la PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 3-4c
Sales Today, 1900 Baies--The Tone
of the General Market stoady--Meats
Quiet.
ArrEAL Orr-r,
rnfpAY EVENING, Feb. IL, 1858.

Money continues in good supply and
there is fair legitimate demand. Rates are
unchanged at per cent Banks are pursu-
ing the conservative policy OF accommodate
ing their customers literally, but arc not
seeking outside paper.
Tho .ioaring.honse ret,ort "a NJ fnliovs,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

PIN pisScasd f BY ' cVerSI Srs saa Sy sosr e
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
Greeeris..

RleI-Loulslanu, OH@oHci Carolina o)l
&c, strong.
svoAR-Pure white, exc OF white, Sc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
KLKYAIon nEroRTa.

The following shows the amount Of grain
received, withdrawn and In store by regular
elevators, ~ reported 10 the Merchants en-.
change today Corn Withdrawn, pos bu;
IN store, 200h5 bu. Oats-Reoeiycd, n ,l02
bu, Withdrawn, 1855 bu, In store, ~, 100 bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
ding, 1870; middling fair. io,4c; fair,
Nominal
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmportsM & G 4 u, 49, NJ At X II, 2la, l. & y
II H. NJ Ma LR r, 30; g. O&BW II II, 40: H. N
o& FIR X, no. X C,s& " u X, 1s0; X &, N Il u
Il r. 10; steamers 73d wagons, ITO. Total 1881
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
PnAREs.

A little OF everything rs nothing in TIL
our :ulS reuch farther than our eye
csn see.
Never give confidence to any one whC
tells you Of the p ivate azairs Of an.
other
Forbearance and self control smooth
the road Of life and open many ways
which would otherwise remain closed.
A graceful presence bespeaks accept
ance, gives force to language, and helps
TO convince by looks of gesture
The most succe eiul business men have
been found among those who duly esli.
mate the importance of email things.
As steady application to work Is the
healthiest training for every Individual SO
1t is the best diacIp ine Of State. Hon.
orable industry always travels the came
road with enjoyment and duty, and
progress Is altogether impossible with
out it
The memory should not be like chlld's
pocket-fllled, with trash; but like the
ark OF the testimony, In which the tables
of the law were laid up. We are apt ia
complain OF bad memories; aud they are
bad enough to be lost, aud they lose what
they should retain
Depend upon it IN the midst of all the
science about the world and It's ways, and
all the ignorance Of God and his great
ness the man or tie woman who can say
"Thy will be DONE" wi true heart for
giving US, is nearer the secret of things
than the geologlst ard theologian.
Every one who values his or her bappl
ness aud peace # mind would do we'll Il
cultivate patience. Without it man i
Ike ship without rudder, at the mercy
Of his impulses, which, 1t he obeys, may
Leaf him into all sorts of difficulties and
disasters that may even take q life TINT
TO undo.
There is dignity in accepting the situa
tion in which you find yourself, aLC
greatness OF s I'll In being equal to It. So
the wise hesd6 Of the household will no
Oft down with folded handa, when thu
emergency is alarming; they will lool
about them, take secsunt Of their en-
yironmen,s, aud adjust their actions &C
eordlngly.