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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30
From the Hill.
CHAPEL HILL, Nav Is

CHAPEL HILL, May 20.
Mr.. EDITOR Provided you will
allow space in your excellent REcoR.
DER, / will write line or two from
our section of Orange. After sew
eral days continued rain the srn has
shown out again, and the clouds dis
persed. Our land is thoroughly wet
and is greatly damaged by washes.
The farmers are much behind with
their work In this section and Gen.
Green" viii gain the advantage Of
them il they don't rally with double.
quick time when the ground gets dry
enough. We had very good luck
with our tobacco plants this season,
and the most Of US are done setting.
The Farmers Alliance l. still BOOM
ing. Il is something that is badly
needed, and no doubt will be Of great
advantage 10 the farming class, II
managed right, but am fearful they
will be unsuccessful. though no one
knows what the future may bring
forth.
A. 70 the approaching election for
Governor, we are, generally very
"FovIe." But / believe Il Il the
duty If every citizen 10 support Who-
ever comes 10 the front, and not to
get cross waTs about any little tribe.
am glad 70 say that our State
affords a number d men fully com.
petent Of holding tie Office.
NIL.
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In Modern Jerusalem.

Iu modern Jerusalem, as in every
other town under Turkish jurisdiction,
Constantinople itself beinga conspic.
uous example, are seen filthy, almost
impossible streets, houses bespeaking
POVERTY Of the most squalid nature,
faces giving unmistakable evidence
ofintense ignorance;all these impress
the stranger as more certain signs Of
Mobammedan rule than the Star and
Crescent--Cor. Detroit Free Press.
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Henry, you were talking In your
sleep. said Mrs. Jones to her hus-
band. "What did / talk about"
inquired Jones, anxisusly. "You
spoke of 'raking 10 the chips"
"Ah, yes" said Jones, with O
relieved look, "early associations,
my dear. / dreamed was a boy
again. / was always the one 70
rake in the chips.-Detrot Free
Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

AT grand dinners in London the
guests have offered them bears ham
from Russia, sterlets from the Vol
ga, haunch of reindeer from lap
land and cokis from Japan. The
fashion Of game and fruits from far
countries is the result of modern
facilities for transport.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

The French government is about
to build an absolutely unsuitable
man-of-war. This will be accom-
plished by the use of celulose
amorphe, q product of cocoanutfiber,
SO elastic that if pierced the hole
closes of itself.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

Several Democratic Congressman
who have hitherto been opposed to
the Mills bill have been declared their
intention of voting for that measure.
They have heard from their conssitu.
ents, --+x @
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An Office that seeks the man IL the
Tolice.--RoetsSter Post Egpress.
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Malcr. '"''ihO
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fsroeertes.

suoAn-rurc white, GHc, OF white. Ggd
O'fc yellow clarified. d'.@gl(c. open Kettle.
h',@A'. refined A, 0Ec. standard granu.
lated 7iste7s.ci plantation grnnplatcd. 7i.6o
5Nc, powdered, 71.oi cut loaf 7kc, strung.
Mr Louisiana, 5A@Jhc carolina, o.
00hc. hrm.
CAspIrs Sticks, nl sizes. IN boxes. nails
aud barrels 01@oci Iancy assorted, $50 iOc.
nrm.
SoArs AND CASpLrs soap 395iSc. eau.
dies full weight s1taDr.
Currsr--Ncw York factory, o.. full cream.
i3ai3hc. Young America. ilc.
torTrE-Common, isiic, ordinary, ~.
lair iodmlscc; prime Rio. e0if@2ic.
choice TO fancy, 2h82lc, old government,
2sft3oC; quiet
s,tr-Saginaw, u s5@i 40 per barrel,
sacks fine. u 3ttal a. coarse, ~ iOg0i rs.
| pockets, blcaohod, a q. mixed, barrels
| go % mixed, 2Am1c.
CANNED Go0Bs--l'ino npplcs, Al 23G1i 90
Peaches, pounds, standard, a., 3 pounds.
standard " 70, seconds n IS. Tomatoes
2 pounds, standard, ilGei 10. 2 pounds
standard, II 2jloi no. Strawberries. 81 ~
llaspbcrrics, u o. Dlackbcrrles. a. i5O0i o
Green gags, 81 T5t1i A. Pears, 81 1907 %
Plums, VI 0,ffi 20 Asparagus o. 70(il 2,
Green corn, VI 2j03i a. Green peas, al OD0
90 Cove oysters, I'M WEIGHT, 1 pound, Oh
2ponnds, 81 0jeai 20, llpl,t wclrllt 4 round
OOa0jc. pounds, Sle,i 10 Conlense
milk. Crown. q 75h5 10: Eaale, 81 u
! swisa, " 20. Salmon, a. sardincs, " u
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, Jan. l3.--Money on call easy
nt I 10 6per cent last loan at iispcr cent;
closed offered at I "a per cent. Prime mevan.
tile paper Ig7k per cent
Sterling exchange duh but weak and un-
settled. with actual business at fiSi for sixty
day bills and Eis6,4 for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected
The stock market was dullcr than any day
during the present depression In business at
the Stock exchange and the amount Of
interest In the trading may be seen from the
fact that nearly half Of the days business
was In one stock tlleadingl, which com.
plctcly absorbed the little feature there was
10 the market The entire list Is lower this
evening, but the losses are for fractions
only the most important being declines 81
a per cent each IN Reading and Richmond
a West Point, and y per cent. Ia Hooking
coal.
Railroad bonds we're somewhat more
active. Sales. 81, 56i 600, 20 which ~. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas seconds contributed Sl05,.
GO. and Erie seconds $4,000.
The total sales Of stocks today were Ti,7i7
shares. Closing quotations.
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provision pit Wheatand corn both opened
unchanged, though the receipts OF both were
great deal below The estimate. May
wheat started at 849sc and closed at S4ssc,
and May corn started at Ba9sc and closed at
641+c. May pork declined In the first half
hour TO $40 III, thcnircocted and became
steady around $i5 2A1(sl5 25, and Later
under brisk demand sold back to SIS "a q
ever, but again reacted. and the close was Mt
&l5 12H@I5, Lard andlaribs followed the
fluctuations Of pork veryclosely. May lard
opened at 81 1907 II = ana closed ut 81 81 y.
May short ribs opened at IS o5 and closed at
IS co. CT
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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loo rR1Drcrs-Quict. MOS pork so,
sugar cured hams, iiia@iiisc. breakfast
bacon. ii,fe1i2c, bulk pork. clear sides, SIC,
clear rib sides, $50 long clear, NJ, shout.
der, Csc.
L,nn-Ticrces, TIC. half brls, TAc. kegs,
7kc. choice kettle. Sis@0hc finn.
fisH-Mnckcrcl, half barrels, No 1, 81 80.
No. . ~ o. No. 4 ~ -, l0lb hit. No. I,
o. ~. No. . a. 10 No. \ q o. Dry her.
ring family. - per boz
Pos fEEr-liarUls Is 20, hall barrels
ti@l ~ kegs A. -.
fnrsn MEArs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
q 10 - forcluartcr., n SCI second grade
lindguarteri ~; forcquArtcn, &c; Sheep,
Nc. Hogs, 5@5,fc.
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Ieesisgum.

H,Y-Choicc frm stor'. 0of05c. car load =,
from lcvcc or depot, si7 5Odis, prime store.
SIC; car load from lcyoc or depot, $3.50
90 prairie from store, O1c, gar load from
lcycc or depot, go 50ftii
liRlN-from siorc, Djc9Sii from lcyce or
depot sis b0dip
CoRN-- From storc, white, Gic, mixcd. 500
ONc, from levcc OF depot white, IN bulk. CLIO
in ks, bsGtia'.
OAus-frum store white. 40ifmiic,
mixed. asbCFk; from lcycc or depot, white
IN bulk, 3si.c. IN SIS, ~; mixed, IN bulk
jisc, In sks., 3sisc
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LIVERPOOL.

Al noon spots-Dulli prices generally In
buyers favor; sales, $500 bales Of which
American. 1000 bales Receipts. I, 100 bales.
Of which American 4 100 bales. Closing
quotations were ~ follows Ordinary. 0 3-iGd
good ordinary, 5.i6d; low middling Odd
good middling, SID; middling uplands,
Sid; middling Orleans, li.iGd.
Futures opened dull az decline and closed
quiet and steady, as follows.
lrhc prices are given In pence and 64ths
thus I ~ means Gj-Cid, and 0i means
5 i-jid.l
ipm:-January, 8 al, values; January
February; sid, values; February March,
35d, SELLER; March.April, Dol, sellers;
April-M 8 SD, buyers; May-Junc, 8 SD,
buycr; JuncJuly, Q Aid, buyers; July-Au.
gust, t5d, buyers; Augus,Scptcmbcr, 5 iid,
sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending January ~ lSsS:
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BABY HUMORS
And all Skin and Scalp Diseases
Speedily Cured by
Cutlcura.

Our little s0n win 10 four ycar oi age on The 9Th
Inst In May tssi he was attacked with q very
paiufui hrcakina ont ~ the skin, We called IN a
physician. Who treated him for about four weeks
The child revived little 90 no good from the trca
ment o. the hruAking out. supposed ~ tie phisi'
clan a. H. hives Ia an afrutNntod iofm, hccainc
laupf IN hioiohcs, aud mofc and more distressing
Ne wsfu frequently obliged to get up IN the night
and rub him with soda In water, strong hniments
etc Finally. We called other phyticinns, until no
hes than iiN had attempted a. Curc him. all alike
failing aud the child steadily getting worsc and
worSr, until alsut the enth ~ last July, when We
lsrgan 10 give him CuTIcvnA HrsotyrSf Internally,
AMI the ttrtruua and CrficrHA soar externally
AMI BIZ the Last ~ August he was ~ nearly wei
that We gave hlin only one dose 81 the httgiNfNr
aUut zen rncund day, iof about ten days longer,
and he has never been uouhle,i sincc with Tie nor
iblc Malady. IN all We uscd les than one h1li 81
a bottle ~ the CrIcvHA nlrptvrsr.a little lee
than one hox II CuucrnA, and only one cake OF
CuflCuHA fusr, -.
eulscfitsi and won 10 bsl0r mo this eth day
Januarj, is1. q. y. col. J. T.
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GENERAL TRADE.


CouS MEAL--Sandarl ~ 1902 70; pearl,
g. M, roller 81 s5te2 %, firm.
BEANs-Nayy, 81 ~. medium, ~ 70.
oar Mr,ie-in half brls, 81 10 from store.
fiouR-from stor, common, ~ SOS a.;
family, ~ 75epj 81; choice, ~ eotsti o.; fan
cy, ~ loot - cXtn fancy ~ 46ti 80,
patent, ~ sitnS firm.
CHAcKERs Soda, extra &c; soda, treble cx-
,ra. 4,sc; ginger snaps, 5,s6o6'sG assorted
jumblcs, To-.
CH,cKEp wnEu-In half brls, a Is from
store.
lIoxiNY AND Gmrs-From store, ~ %.
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9Sl, 997 bales same time last year. Weeks
sales, 1900 bales; exporters, 1850, and
spinners, 4,450 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened duh and closed dull; mid
ding, 10 7-l6c. sales, l2s bales. Quotations
were as follows; Ordinary, 9i6c; good or
binary, DC; low middling l5-l6c middling,
10 7-l6c good middling, 10 li-l6c middling
fair, II 5-iGc; fair, II 1916.
Futures opened quiet and easy, and closed
easy, as follows; January, l03i@i0.32; Fcbru-
ary 1898; March, l0io@i0.5o; April, 1857
@iO.5s; May, 1896; June, io.72@lo73; July
l077@lo.7s; August, 10 s2@iO.sS; September,
l0h@i0.42; October l00i@l0o8; Novem-
Der, 993990i. Sales, 1880 bales.
Weekly cotton statement for week ending
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Cuo,oo. H.. Jan. 1.-THE Drorcrf' Journal
reports Cattle Receipts. 6,jOO head; ship
mcnt.. 500 head. Market strong bccyc-,
as sOd5 IS; siockcrs and feeders, - 9Oa3 50,
cow, bulls and mixed 81 1908 10, Texas
steers, - t0a3 ~.
Hogs-Rcccipts, moo head; shipments,
G.OOD bead. Market week. mixed, s. 600
$50. heavy, g. zoos S. light, - As; skips,
81 5OCft5h
sheep Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
! 900 head. Market stronger natives. 81 10
C,J ~. western, "a 50Cg5 as, Texans, SJ@J IS;
lambs As 90
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MrrrLY oor1ox ErArrurx

Receipts at Memphis for tho week ending
January - p,s52 bales. ~ against 0.9Od
bales last week, and II .2ie bales same week
last year, since September 1, 6525sj bales
srninst bl0.323 bales same time last year.
shipments Tor the week. 2o.2o7 bales, as
against 22,Ss5 baics sanle week last year
enoo September !, 3sc.ses bales, a. against
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suErr-choiee, &c; medium, o.@9J<e;
common, si(1i so.
LlNps-Choicc, -; common To good. per
head, 81 SOFAS.
GRAss CArrLE-Choicc, 3ifdic: good, az
@3Lc; fair TO medium. 2LG2Ac; SCALA
wags, lA@iAc; feeders, light 2@2kc;
heavy, 2kd3c.
Hoas-Choicc, 5615l.c; good; 4N@5c;
common lLMli<c
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mAvRE.

spois-Quiet anil steady Trcs orjinalre
Orleans spot, dIisf futures, for February de
livery, GtAl
Note-Trrs orlinairc Orleans spot, Gsf,
rcprcscnts o. francs Tor 30 kilos II strict
mlddling cotton, Iiavrc terms. klo Il
about ibs, or q $500 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc i equal 90 2nc.
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COTTON Markets.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
elo-cd quiet; mIddling, D li.lOc Sales, 3 900
bale, including 30 lat evening. Of which
AGO 70 cfporieTs and 100 10 spinnors.
EXCHANGE INVITATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal. good ordinary, si5iGr.
lowmiidling, 07iCc, middling, oii-iG', good
middllng 10 Lice mijdling fair, 10 5.i0c.
fair, nominal.
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MnIe. nn.i uar.e.-

IIomrs-Moicnte demand; drivers, 500
Ctl5G heavy draft, 500 saddle. Sl25a2O1
extra saddle, 500 600 plug, 5000 Texas
ponies, $1,000.
hands high, sl259lJo i5Js TO 10 hands high,
l5OMlS5.
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Charlie. nur,ea. .he swInaIer. cansh,

Charles nurton, the hwtndfcr. Causht.
NV YoRK, Jan. l3..-Aiior cluding de-
icctiycs for year, ths man who, rpre.
scuting himself a. alrOfhcr Of Marcus y.
Mayer, W successfully svindled the resi-.
dents Of the city Of Mc.ico out Of $4,000
by a spurious advance salc Of tickets for a
series Of concerts byNihe. Patti, has been
arrested and l. now locked up at police
Headquarters. lie Il, "a has been suspect
ell, Charles Burton, who lived In
this city for sh5Tt tine and claimed he
was a representative iho London R,fsros
and the ca Bias, 81 Paris. Mr.. Abbey
was informed Of hisarnst yesterday, Jaw
and identified the swIndler.
Mr. Abbey tclcgraphcd n Gen. Cebal'
lo-, President Of the stair Of Mexico, 90 ~.
certain II Burton was wanted there for the
swindlc. Inspector Dymes yesterday NJ.
fused 10 say how, when or where Burton,
Who IL French jew, about forty years ol
agr, was captured. IL i known, however,
that lac has been In the city between six
aud seven weeks, aud that the swindle In
the city Of Mexico r. not the only crime
for which ho " wanted. lie IA one Of The
most successful and dangerous Of conf
dence men, aud has operated successfully
all over Europe. What he n particularly
wanted for the police will not say; but u
the Mexican authorities do not want him,
or Il his crime IL not one n an oxlmdiiabls
character, be viii be- held 10 answer q
some other 81 his many oiicnscs.
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Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infalliblc Neuralgia Cure, the only infallible
cure on earth for all forrns Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
CO., manufacturers, Nashville. Tenn. Bold
AZ Holsters drug store, 2sJ Main street 80
cents per box.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and
closed quiet; middling 9Nc. Bales, $500
bales. Quotations were as follows; ordi-
nary, s9sc good ordinary, &c; low mid
ding 97-i0c; middling, CSC; good mid
ding, loIsc.
Futures opened steady, and closed quiet.
as follows; January, o6s@a7o; February,
a75@0 20 March, oso@ooc April, io.Ol@
1902; May, lO.I3@io1i June, io2l9i0 25;
July, I0Si@@I035; August io.s09i0.S2;
September, 9s989oi; October, o.53@9.65;
November 0.49@e.44; December, e.i3@o.i5.
Sales, 1000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Cotton seed Prod nets.

PRIME CRupE 0ns--S2 If9p33c; prime sum
mer yellow, i0c; choice cooking summer yell
low, i0c; of summer yellow, 3Sc; min
crs' summer yellow, i0c; prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 25tti5 So car load lots; less than
car load, SlGfJiO 80
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mustard sardines, S. Mackerel. u 90;
herring mackerel, 81 Is.
| MoLAssEs-.Lousiana common 10 fair ga
SOC, prime TO choice 35Cyi fancy, 43@45ci
common TO fair, 20G25c; prime 20 choice, q
| Cq33c syrup; 20Cq45c; steady.
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DAiLY corroN srAtrupvr.

finporl-M, A q. v v, "a bales NAT
o. &. A ~ r. ", IN. A l. n n ", ~ q,
O.As W. r. r., 1C2 l.. - q. a 7. " a.. M.
q. an e y. - sieaincu, sii wagon. 30.
Total. 90 lal-tl
Lr,ort--M 4 .RR, nus hale; MArRR,
IxoXTRh Total ,. 7oa az. w. '''
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Household supplies.

AprLEs-New York, So 25@3 80 per bril-
dried apples, SAGE per pound from store
Dried peaches safe from store.
FRUIT--0rangcs " 60t93 per box, ~ 10
perbrl. Lemons, 81 0O9t per box. Bananas,
81 1902 10 per bunch.
VrGETADIEs--0nio 50 so per brl, 81 %
per Blu. Cabbage-New Louisiana, Aa5
Mobile, $5d6pe crate. Kraut-I}arrcls, 30
halfbarrcls, s.. Garlic--$l per 100.
GAME-Quail, 81 per dozen; squirrels, 75c
per dozen Venison-Whole deer, 5Cg6c
saddles, l0@l2c. Wild ducks, 81 I092 pei
dozen. Rabbits, SOL 25c per dozen. Prairie
chickens, 70 per dozen. Wild turkeys, 500
75c.
PouLrRy-Chiekens, spring 81 25Cl2; hens,
S2a2 So turkeys, ssG9l2 dressed chickens,
$26J3; turkeys, S@i2hc per pound;
ducks, SolGa 80; geese, $i(d6 per dozen.
PIcKLEs-Barrels ~ so; half barrels, 81.
EGGs--Steady at 7@lsc.
RAIsINs--I.ondon layers, 50; layers, 81 76i
California, 81 %.
NUrs--C ocoanuts, a so per 100. Pea
nuts-Virginia, o.; Tennessee farmers stock
3(gic; roasted, 2Nc higher shelled, l0c
Pccans-Texas, 0Ggi2c.
BuTTER--Buttcrine, l0Gllsc; creamery, 20
Oslo dairy, iSd2ic; country butter, 1920
CInER--New York, 81 80 por brl and 81 80
per half brl.
PorAroEs--Firm, selling at sl65l 20 per bu,
50 75g3 % per bril- sweet potatoes, 1902 q
per brl.
VIsE0AR-Per gallon, l0G1l5c.
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, q. 2. A., |
MENrnfs Jan. II, 2 pm. !
The following observations arr taken at all ia.
tions namcd az 18th meridian time. which Is on,
one hour laior than Memphis time
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ENCnANGE.


-, IN. -, o,,d oos, n,
Wv YIN a'u 80, y" ,nn, so,,.
.eiu' ,.u','ou,'s i"s, = u r,i, al
ns. Ie" iolA "''N p','', =, ~ ,,,',,, h,,.;ro
~ ~ - g 49, $780, 80 hn,'j"n a, ron.
e" o ,,'' v "''''""' wy '"e' y
III" m, s''.,s' .A,ol call hoard
-. y 49, ,,no,',,, .haros q, pionec,
s.'..'s ~ n, ~. y, o5, 1T, Meet,
49, - a.. s.,a..,,,,o ,a,o5rro,o,ion
- -, a., ,noai .Ioc,ion 81 Tho an
H.. -, as,.,,,.o, -, as.cs coinc nm
10 an5 ~ noin@ mn 10
Tho Ioc,1 co,,nn make, clo-cd o,,ict.
.o,os a 400 b,Ics soIcs for tho vcck i. 600
haI.s ~ ,.h;ch ; h,o IN cxror,cy. and 4 $50
60 s,irmor. Nov o,,cors .no,s closed quiet
vii ,n,,,os or;o, a, decline NJ z 10
POINTS A. Iiyor,ool sro,s are dnu In
hnyers, favor and fn,urcs ouict and steady
AMI deol;ncJ ! mini Mancbe,ter-Cloths
AMI and drooninr yarns dull and declining.
Tho Now York moi market closed dun;
January futures advanced 2 points: other
months mn poiut. closing ensv.
A, No., ,,ricous .r,,,r n opiet .od In good
- S.. s,a,l,, III - 40
uchia"' "'''ss'e s'"',l w" So" Wv
mand' Clean rec onh'hu% ac'i'e ana
rough steady, with lihcr1 movement In
both The local markets are steady and un-
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Bonds aud stocks.

The following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotations
RANK STOCKS
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NrNln nnh rrn.,.I...

80, .,n an W., Jan. l3-The grain markets
wv, sna'so We're almost fcaturelcss today,
interest again being conferred largely In M,
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Nrw YonK, Jan. i2-rhcrc was a very
good rcqucst for all glasses " spring special.
lilies aud staple cottons, with the market
firm.
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THE RIVERS.
-
steamers Leaving.
SATURDAY.
Movements I'd the I.eyee,

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Gayoso, Tiptonville; Rene Ma
cready st. Francis river.
observation-disclosures Lee Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, osceoln; Gayoso, Tptonyille; Buckeye
State, Cincinnati.
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CLrvrL,xn. o., Jan. i3.-Pctroleum-Fiun
". noe, s3.c.
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For Localized Rheumatism
sclatica, Neuralgia. Plcurisy,
Lung and Chest Difficulties,
Backache. Spine and Hip dis
ease, Lumbago, spraina Kidney
and Liver Affections, Nervous
Action OF the Heart. Cramps,
Lamenes, Stiffness or Weakness
o. the Joints or Muscles. Severe
Aches. Pains and stitches, In
nammation. and all maladies for
which Porous Plasters, Lini
inenta Medlcated Oils, salycs.
Ointments and Lotions have
been found useful. Beware OF
limitations and worthless subsu-
tutes that may be offered. AK
fora" Benson's Plaster"
aud take no substitute under
names similar 10 "Capoine"
. or any other name.
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APPEAL OrrIcE,

APPrAL OrriCE. [
M FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1888
Money continues plentiful and Arm, rates
being per cent, The banks are discount
ing all good paper presented.
The Clearinghouse report Il as follows;
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Nrn Harh Dry Gnaa. MARKET.

81. i.orrs, No, Jan. ia.-wool-- Quiet and
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NJ isceIiaucous.


WmsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee Whistles
according 10 age and make; common whisky,
eocl1si 10, according 10 proof.
BlGGiSG-6G7c.
TiEs-sl i0lDl Is.
suor-Drop, 81 S. buck, 81 GO.
LEAD-6lfc.
NuIs--Iron. 81 1912 rs; steel. 81 2j92 20.
PowDrR-Kegs, s.; half kegs, - rs; quar-
ter kegs, 81 80.
Tonscco-common, 25935c; other grades,
356DS5c.
sSurF-Garrcts $40 IS; Ralphs, $40 IS;
railroad, 50 -; Gail n Ak. ~.
Coal 0n,-Prime white, wholesale lots,
iOllc per gallon.
HIDEs-Dry flint, No. l, f2lfc; No. 2, 9hc
dry saltcd. 7Gl9c; green salted, No. I, 6k9
6Iac; No. 2, SC; green, 495c; shcepskins, i5c
@$i.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 1870
isc clear grease wool, % G25c; bury washed,
2oaSOc; tub washed, 33S35c.
BEEswAx-isc.
/ TAIIOw-3d3iSc,
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STi:AsiBOArs.
Notice to Ship ers.

se-The steamer Rene Maoready leaves this .
SATURDAY. afternoon at 5 O'Clock. for sr.
FRANCIS RIVER JAS. LIE, IN, Supt.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton, 0 ii-loc
Sales Today, 3,4oo Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady--Meats
Quiet.
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scRoFULOUS HUMoRS.

lat spfins was yery siek. belng covered with
fone llud 81 scnulula. Ihc doctnfa could not
hrloitrNr. dld ~. hnd ia day ] gfew lciiet
and l1tlrr until AN a. well - evcf. thank
you Tor ID yefy much, aud would like W have "
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