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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-21
General News.

The City Of Providence passed up from
Natchez TO St. Louis last evening with q fine
trip.
THE palatial steamer Coahoma is receiving
to leave this evening at o'clock for Helena
and Friars Point.
The elegant passenger steamer Rosa Lee
will back out this day at 3 o'clock pm. for
0sccola and all way landings on the upper
coast.
The Gayoso clears this evening for Upton
Vile and way points on the upper coast
Capt. w. p. Hall commands, with Mr.. w.
Mitchell In the office.
The largo side-wheel Centennial Is offered
for sale at st. Louis. She is 3lS feet long.
with forty-two feet beam, and is tho longest
boat in the western waters.
TnE Belle Memphis, from 81. Louis, passed
down TO Natchez Yesterday, loaded fat She
put of sixty tons of merchandise and twenty
five tons OF freight for way points.
THE Kate Adams leaves this afternoon at
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point, Con.
corda Terrene and Arkansas City. Messrs.
Mark II. Check and William Banker are her
chief officers.
IT Is said that 1900 Hungarians have
signed articles with John A. Wood TO go TO
work at his Fremont mine, at Allenport,
Pa, at a reduction Of % per cent. The
miners of the Connecticut mine, same place,
have also accepted the reduction.
Capt Hcgler says the sale TO him and as
sociates OF Concy Island, which has been In
the hands Of a receiver since the failure Of
the Metropolitan bank. of Cincinnati, has
been confirmed, and the Guiding Star will
hold up her end In the excursion business
this season. Last season his boat handled
l9s, 600 excursionists. Orleans Pieaylne.
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llreasIsfutIs.

Coax MEAl--Stnndard, SliO@3i5, pearl.
A.2j, roller t3a5@3i0 strong.
BrANs Ann rEAs-Navy beans ta.00. me.
dium, tlGi. Stock peas, ti2i per bu; lady
peas ~ IS per hu; black eyes, Sl.5O per hi.
oar ME,L-ln half brls, $3.50 from store
flnuR-lrom store, common t1l0ctJ 75
family, l.i5 choice, tigl fancy, ti7O. cx.
ira fancy, as, patent a. 20ctb. 90. strong
tnAcgrRs-- Soda, treble extra, Sc. ginger
snaps hls@s,tc; assorted iumblcs, i0di2c.
CRAcKEb WnrAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoaiNY Aap GHits--From store, S9.25.
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HAY-Choicc, from store, OscCiti.OO car
load from lc,cc or depot sis.5OGia.tO
prime, store oOdp2'tc. car load. from lcycc
or dc ot ti1.OoCtiSOo prairie from store.
oo@7or, car load, from lsvee or depot tiOco
6iiaO0
Bn,S-From store, ti.OO from ieycc or
depot, t2OOO.
CoRS--from store, white, &C; mixed, Ole;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, 5sc. In
sacks, Ole mixed, In bulk, Sc. In sacks, ONr.
oArs--from store white sc; mixed. lOc;
irom lcycc ~ depot white In bulk, 3sc, In
sacks, toc; mixed, In bulk, Sc, In sacks, 500.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand par buy
ing; s. per $1,000 premium selling. New
Orleans 81 discount buying ~ premium
selling. Cincinnati, 81. Louis aud Louis
willie. demand par buying Si5O per VI, 200
premium selling.
Nothing new developed Mt the stock call
board meeting today, bids and offerings were
few and far apart,
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady; sales, 900 bales
AT New Orleans spots closed steady, with
futures very dull and advanced 2 points Az
. liverpool there isa holiday both In the cot
ton and grain markets. The cotton market
win be closed during Whiisuniidc andno re-
ports will be received here until Wednesday
morning. The New York spot market closed
steady, with futures barely steady
Hubbard, Price 4 Co., say: ''On the Cot
ton exchange business was purely local, the
ndvance Of yesterday having made small
short interest which was anxious to cover
on reports Of floods IN Kansas aud some dam
pge TO lhcgrowing cropir the Atlantic States
from condition OF the weather. First sales
were made at an advance Of point, but de-
mand TO cover improved values further o
points for the summer months with ncry-
Gus feeling prevailing. shortly before the
close the last weeks receipts at Newport
News was posted rs 400 bales, when they
had been estimated at 600 only. ThisuneS-
pccted increase gave quick reaction and
prices declined points within few min
uics. Closing prices compared 10 yesterday
show an advance OF . points on old and I
point on new crop months"
IMPORTS
Fifteen brls apples, l2j SKIS bran, II brls
beans and peas, rs pkgs butter, 100 pkgs
bacon, 3D6 pkgs boots aud shoes, 5OO0bu
Icorn, lOpkgs cheese, 1870 sis coffee, 4 ears
cotionsecd, " pkgs dry goods, n pkgs eggs,
s20brls -four !, iiG bales hay, o. pklgs hats, %
hd hogs. ~ hd cattle 80 hd horses aud
mules 100 pkgs lard. 10000 Il lumber,
a. pkgs liquors, $50 brls meal, IS brls mo-
lasscs, 30 kegs nails, 1900 bu oats IL hrls
onions, 800 brls potatoes. 0 cars pork sides,
20 pkg. rice 100 brls sugar 30 pkgs tobacco,
GO bu wheat
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CoIrrr-Common, i0c, ordinary, Lee
fair, lsc, prime Rio iac, choice 10 fancy, DO
old government 30tt32c; strong
Rior. Louisiana, bjs@0hc, Carolina, 0ii@
&c; quiet
euoAH-Purc white, one. OF white, 0N6
csc yellow clarified, 6a@0ilc. open kettle,
hs@5tc; refined A, OAc standard gpnu.
lated, NC; plantation gnnulatcd, nc;
powdered, Nc; cut loaf, sc steady.
CANNED Goops--pine apples, ais. Peaches,
2 lbs standard, 900, lbs, standard. a.. 80,
second, $50, 5 lbs, standard, ta00. Toma.
toes, 2 lbs, standard, si.Oe . lbs, standard,
u.le Strawberries, N.75 Raspbcrics,
t.oo Blackberries, fi.i01L25. Green cages,
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FrsH.- Mackcrcl, half brls, No. 4, t5.2s.
No. 2 t076, lob hit No. 4. N.i6. No. q
N;lO Dry herring, family, 2Sc per box.
fnnsH MEAr-Choice beef. headquarters,
n; iorcquarleu, dose second grade, hind.
guaricr aci forcquarlcs, sac. Sheep, 0llc.
liog-, 7S@sc.
Hoo PnopuCrs- mess pork, ti0O0.
sugar cured hams, Hole; breakfast bacon,
l0h@il8c; bacon, clear rib sides. alt0,sc
bulk pork, clear sides, sh6skc; clear rib
sides s+csssci long clear sif@si.c, shoul.
dcrs OA6sGhc.
L,Hp.-'rcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs, sJIc
choice kettle, Oifc; strong.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT
VRor IN sIouT. NAY M
woRi.p's VISIBLE surii,

The New York Financial Chronicle .ot
May 10 gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 1000 il2 bales, against 2,9Cd.
40 In 1851. These figures indicate u de.
crease Of cotton In sight Of l7O.G07 bales, as
compared with the same date In 1857, aud
decrease Of s2.900 bales as compared with
Same dale Ia ISsg
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So, COS, 600 specie, increase, 81, 3O2 900; legal
tenders, increase, sI,02Ss0Qi deposits, In
crease, S. 26s, 800; -circulatia& increase, $685.
400. The banks now holXt9 7s5, $50 in eA-
cess Of the % per conH rule Clearings,
today were sos, o0s,57 balances 50, 1882
Sr. Louis Mo-, May 19.-I3ank clearings
today were $2,59l, 2i6; balances, $3l7,7 53.
For this week; Clearings,- $40, 1863, lGl bal
ances, 81, 1872, 1888. For last week; Clcarings,
si1o5s,7O0. balances, $685., li6. For the
corresponding week in yiss7; Clearings,
II6i2,S2i; balances, 80, sbr230.
BosToN, Mass, May ie%rClcarlngs today,
$l20O436l; balances, $lT5s 0S3. For the
week: Clearings, 1874, $4,000; balances, 3d.
sol, 749 For the corresponding week last
year: Clearings, $io7, 2si, 9OO balances, siO,'
PmLADELrHrA, Pa, May 10 Clearings To-
day. $685., 269; balances Sl,32l,oS4. For
s0iOSl, 3S7; balances, $40. e3l 975.
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 19.-It was bear day
In wheat. More efforts were made here to
break the market than 10 support, and II
responded. There was some good buying
early, and prices not only opened &c higher
than last night, but advanced &c over the
Cg0Ol9c, and advanced TO 0O5sc, the highest
figure reached. Several large operators then
became open sellers and there was enough
appearance OF weakness 10 cause very many
10 wish 10 realize. From the above quoted
prices the decline was slow with slight raj
lies. The weakness continued up TO the
close, and the decline for the session from
the best price OF the morning was just DC.
July closed at SsAc.
Corn was not bostcred up today, and down
IL came under bright sunshine, large re-
ceipts, large estimates for Monday large per-
Centages OF contract stun and large offerings
by a few local houses. OF course, the tum-
BILE In wheat made the decline in corn more
abrupt but II was weak OF itself May
opened at 60ysc and tumblcd TO 57c, the
closing figure, and July from 571sc 20 open,
to 5SAc TO close. Oats proved more stub
born than other grains today, and while the
price for Nav was &c lower at the close. the
price of other futures were about steady In
the face OF the break In wheat and corn.
May closed at 31ekc; July sold down 10 33lk
@38Ssc, and closed at 335kc.
Provisions were fairly acive and higher
at the opening but later weaker feeling
set in, due 20 the drop In wheat and corn,
and prices declined sharply. Pork broke
| 17lSc, lard Zoe and short ribs l2I.c closing
sales being at inside figures, and recorded
not declines OF &c on pork, 2l9c on short
ribs but steady on lard. The features OF the
trade In lard was the buying for every month
by George Stewart & Co., aud the selling by
Kirkwood 4 Co. July sold at SS.65@s75,
and closed at $S.65. July pork opened at
Sli51h, broke 10 Sl4, 40 and closed at Si4i5.
Two houses bought 1000, 600 lbs. short ribs
each. July sold at s7.07 1Ig7.SO and closed at
$40.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Household Supplies.

ApPLEs-None in market. Dried apples
6jIc per ID from store. Dried peaches, INC
from store
FRuIT-Orangcs, Messina, $3.50 per box;
imperial, 800 per box. Lemons, $1,000
800 per box. Bananas, sl.6O@2.bO per
bunch
VroErAnIEs-0nions, s3.5OGi00 per bril-
1900 per sack. Cabbage, new Louisiana, crate,
$3.50. Kraut, brls $3.50; half brls, $3.50
Garlic, 5Oc per 100. Tumips, $l.6O@L75
per brl.
PoULrRY-Chickcns spring $i.50@250;
mixed, $2.506300; hens, $3,0Od3.60
PfcKLEs--Brls, $3.50 half brls, $500.
PoTATOEs Firm; old, S2b06g300 per brl;
new, A,5O@5OOper bril- sweet potatoes, $2.75
Gt3.0O per bril-
EGos---Firm; bxs, i0hc; cases lie.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 36D
DC; roasted, 2l1c higher; shelled, l0c. Pc
cans, Texas, 8dl2c.
RAIsiSs--London layers, $780, layers,
S275; California, 81 %.
lIUTTEn-.-B utterine, 15C120c creamery, %
assoc; dairy, l6d20c country butter l2@Jl5c.
CIpEI---Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half brl
VIsEGAR--.Per gal, Solo.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady
middling l0c. Sales 1908 bales Quota.
tons were as follows Ordinary, nc; good
ordinary, sli-l6c; low mddling, 09-l6ci
middling, ioc; good middling iOylci mid
ding fair, 10 1870; fair, II o-i0c,
Futures opened steady aud closed barely
steady, as follows May, 0.ss@0s0; June,
9.9l@o02 July, io.Ol@lO.02; August, 1910
@ioll; September, o.70@07l; October 0.i5
@o.46; November, o.3G@037; December, 0.37
60,3s; January, 0. 4G@947; February 9.5iC1
9.55; March, 0Ol@903. Sales, %, 100 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling 9IEc. Sales $500 bales
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
73ic; good ordinary, SIC; low middling, 9c;
middlng, 0hc; good middling, l5-iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed very
dull, as follows; May, 987@93O; June,
ai0@o42; July, 945@947; August 0.45@
04G; September oi3@0l5; October 1910
s,aj; November, s. s9@s.0l; December SOLO
500; January, s.00G00l; February, 9.0sG0
0.io; March, 9ls@o.2O. Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY PoRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CmcAoo, ILL.,, May 10. Tho Drorsrs Journal
reports Cattlc---Reccipts a0OO, shipments,
none. Market steady; bcctc,, t5.so@5,O 90.
cows, si.T56300. bulk, N.sO@30o, stockers
and feeders, t2.co@ioo, arcias cattle, t2.75
$3.50.
Market strong and &c higher Early mixed.
g.. 506S.75 heavy, $s.tSCg5.0o.
shcep--Recolpis, 400, shipments none.
Market slow. 2Sc lower. llst shorn, q. 75
poor to fair tS.75@t5o; Texans western,
"a 2odl.sA
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i.75@l.s. Pears, 81, 2o@i75. Plums, .05
@1.75. Asparagus, $2.e5@L25. Green corn,
81. Pool. 40 Green peas, si.G0@l.9o. Cove
oysters, full weight, ID, 95c; lbs, go
Gi.75; light weight, / ID, GO(aG5c; z lbs,
I.1O. Condensed milk, Crown, $4,000 90;
Eagle. SIS; Swiss 1878 Salmon, sl.s5.
Sardines, 1913; mustard sardines, so'oo'
Mackerei, $50; herring mackerel, ". 70; 4,
CANpIEs-stick, all sizes, IN bxs pals and
brls, sCaiOc; fancy assorted. S@l5ci extra
fancy, ls@25c; firm.
sALr-saginaw, $l.30@i35 per brl; Ohio
river, 81 2Ogl % per brl; SKIS, fine, $l.359
I.40; coarse, Sl.l6g1. Is; pkts, 2Ng7c. =.
CHEEsE--Ncw York factory, Case; full
cream, 1261l3c; Young America, l3@l4c.
Scars AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3@1Hc. Can
dies, full weight, S94@0c.
STARCH 3h@3lEc.
MoLAssEs--LOuisiana, common to fair, ~
6l25c; prime TO choice, 33@3Sc fancy, 4OCg
45c; centrlugals, common to fair 2Oa25ci
prime TO choice, 3O@35c; syrup, 2O@lOc;
uuipt
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Moyements nj the Lexee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Rosa Lee, 0sceola; Coahoma, Friars Point
Gayoso, Tiptonville; Belle Memphis, st..
Louis; City OF Providence, Natchez
Departures-Belle Memphis, Natchez; City
of Providence, st. Louis.
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:. CLEVELAND, O., May l7.--Petroleum--.
Easy; $. W. ll0o, nc.
wLMseToS, N. O., May TO- --Turpeniinel--
Firm at 33Nc.
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81. LOUIS, No, May ip.-wool-About
steady and unchanged, except unwashed
Missouri, which Is little lover. unwasbed
bright medium, lttel'e' coarse brnid,
ii@isc; low sandy, io@ise. fine light, i2@
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Coi,on seed Producis.

PRrNK CRupE oiL-3l@S2c; prime summer
yellow, 5gS6c; choice cooking summer
yellow, S061iOc prime cotton seed meal,
sl0.boalToo carload lots less than car
load. ilROOlllh.b0.
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The dudes Know IL.

Or n they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Linimcnt cured big head IN
mules for w. i. Hunt of Adairsyillc. Ky.
J.. II. Mallory, OF Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staggcrs with H. In
fact, this King OF Liniments Is invaluable
for man and beast and no family should be
without IL. 90 cents per bottle. For sale ut
Holsters drug store. No. 2s3 Main street.
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DAILY corroN srArrHrNr.

impotu-h &cRhT M&TRR0 LAM
y. 10 M&LRRaCo &BwRR LNoS
w X 70 steamer, wagons. o Total M bales
trpors-M ORR bsa. La NRR, siS &, oA
tWk II, .Br r. No&TRR. -. steamer north.
Tohi. i.2sl bales.
ACTUAL COUNT or STOCK.
An actual count Of Memphis stock taken
May 10 shows a. follows
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lsc; fine heavy, 1o@lec. Tub washed
Choice, 33c; inferior, 27(a3ic; dacks, 10000.
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Stnge OF the RIyers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. s. AL
MEMPHIS. May 20, 1 y. m
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named in the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis Time
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Cash auotatlons wore as iollows.

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Quiot and steady. Winter wheat,
s2.I5@i 10; spring, A.1s@5OO. Rye, $3.50
Cta.30.
No. 2 spring wheat, se@soHc; No. 2
corn, 5Gh@57ssc; No. oats, 3i9sc; No. 2
rye, O5c No. barley, 7bc; No. nax-sced,
si.i1; prime timothy seed, $3.50.
Mess pork per brl, tlf.3OaiL35: lard, per
100 lbs, SS.G2lS; short ribs sides, loose,
E,G2ll; dry salted shoulders, boxed, $500
@G25 short clear sides. boxed, ts. 1Ods 10.
Rcccipls-Flour, n 600 brls; wheat, 0sO 900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 0O00 bu.
shipmcnts-flour, 1000 brls; wheat, H..
600 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, none; barley, 5000 bu.
ST. Lous, Mo, May 0.--Flour---Dull and
lower 10 sell.
whcat--opened firm and 20 higher, but
quickly commenced TO fall aud the bottom
dropped out, closing nearly 20 below ycster-
day; cause, improving crop reports, better
weather and other markets breaking No 2
red, cash, Ole May. Ole nominal; June, ~ 4
d02Ac, closed at ~ &c nominal; July, ST.
Cg0OIc, closing at ssc; August, Sass Feb.
ruary closing at SIC; December 0i@g5c,
closing at Ole
Corn-Dull and lower. generally dcmoral.
lied; cash. 65c: May, 5iifc, June, 5id5ii sc;
closing az 63Ac nominal; July, 53ss0t55c,
closing NJ 63ssc; August, hSk@6iKc, clos.
ing at O37.c; year, il%@i2a.c closed al
use
oais-Iower cash, so; June, sac; July,
2Disc.
Rye-Noihing doing. Barlcy-Nominal;
Bmn-1c. Corn meal-Firm; $3.50.
Hay--firm; prime timothy, tlJ.J0dlS00;
prairie S0O0tf3O0.
Bulter.-Firm; creamery, sOS2oc dairy, 10
@2Oc.
Eggs--i2c.
Proyisous--s,rong. pork.-si5o0. Lard,
tsi2'faS25 Dry salt meats boxed y
Shoulders. 1851 $4,000; long clears, a. sea
762ii; clear ribs, s7.62h@II5i short clears,
$500.
Bacon tboxed)---Shouldcr $3.50; long
clears, $50; clear ribs, SS.JOasC0 short
clears, ss556tss0 Hams---Sl0 Oo1l2OO.
Receipis---flour, 5000 brlE wheat, q, 00C
bu corn. 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu rye,
none barley, i,0oO bu.
Shipmcnts.-flour, 1000 brlS wheat, 5000
bu corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, i,O0C
bn barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May --Whcat--.No.
., SIC asked. Corn---No. 2, Ole bid, Sc asked;
May. Sic bid, 52c asked; juno, SIC bid, 81 10
asked: July, bic bid, SIC asked. Oats--No. 2
cash, 92,lc asked; May, SIC a'kod.
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Nav YoRK. May i9..--suear.-stcady aud
quiet; refined, quiet. = holasscs--Qulct.
Coicc---Spot fair Rio firm y, lOc. options 10
sales, ~ $50 bags, Nsy, fil3SdlLi5, June,
Si30S@i3.70, July, Si2o5@i3l0 August,
Si2Oai225. September, 81, hjdii.GS; Octo.
her, tii. 2Oail. 70; November Sli.OO6tll %;
Dcccmbcr, sioe5@ii.io, January, sii.oo9
lilo Rice--Steady.
CnicAao, H., May io-Qn the Produce
exchange today the butter market demand
was good; high grades lsclowcr low grades
very firm; creamery, iD,fV5.3hci dairy, 1850
axe Eggs-Easier; RECEIPTS large; l2'.CD
lie AN
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Ordinary, T,tci good ordinary, size; low
middllng os-lGc mlddling, 90iOc; good
middling ojsci middling fair, 10 S.iGc; fair,
nominal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER GENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE % PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Steady -Middling Cot
ton e-1ec--saies Today, 600 Bellies
The Tone of the General Market
Steady--Meats Strong,
Arrrnn rrIcr.

ArrEA OFFICE, [
SATURDAY EVENING, May 10, lsss
Money Is in good request, good supply,
and firm at per cent. Bankers are not let
ting down any on their rates.
Tic clearinghouse renort Is ns followM
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Honds aud stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly,
aud may be- rgarlcias the latest quotations:
nANK STOCKS.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

nrxicAs nusrAso LixIMrxr cures sil 80
nssn of nossrr. nvLEs aud cAfux nah isi
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
steady and closed quiet and steady, mlddling.
poi6e Sales. 800 bales including rs las,
evening, Of which 800 to exporters aud lOl
90 spinners.
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WHISKY -. Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.50@30O; Eastern
rycs. 81 $4,000, according 10 age aud make;
common WHISKY, DOc@Sl.25, according 10
proof.
sEEDs---Rcd clover, si75 per bu; timothy,
81. 20 per bu herds, 6jc per bu; blue grass,
Si.25 per bu; orchard grass Al .40@l.60 per
bu; German mlllett u. 25@i,50 per bu.
BAoGING---OG7c.
TIEs-.-Si0O@l
snor---Drop sl.45; buck, $i.75.
LEAD---G4c.
NAIIs--Iron, $40; steel. S2.25@2.35
Powder go Kegs, 800; half kegs s2.75;
quarter kegs, sl.15.
IlIDEs---)ry flint, No. !, l0@iic; No. 2, 10
Sc; dry sailed, 6kCd7c; green saltod, No. !,
Sc; No. 2, SIC; green, 3@ic; shecpsklns, 16c
@si.0O; irregular.
ToBAcco--oommon, 25@S5ci other grades
35ds5c.
SSuFF CARROTS, Sl0S5; Ralph's, il0.25 /;
railroad, Sa25; Gail n AK, 1900
Coal on--Prime white, Wholesale lots, l0c
per gal.
BEEswAx-ls@20c.
TALLow-3Gic.
Woodbury. grease wool unwashed, 9@
i3c; clear grease wool, 20M2jc; bury washed
2O61 30c; tub washed, 30dac.
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Live stock.

LANns-Choiec, 500; common TO good,
per head, S3.00613.60.
IIoos-Choico light, &c; good, 5ci COM
mon, &c.
GRAss CArrLE-Choice, i@i%c; good, 81
@ic; fair 10 medium. &c; scallawags, 5000
nor head
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LoSpoS, May no -Consols closed at % i.i0
Tor money and ges for account bar I'll.
yer, ASA per ounce.
Pans, May io,-Thrcc per cent rcn,cs $50,
T2lfo for the account
RANK cLEARtNos
NV onlE,Ss, La, May io-Clcarlngs Of
the banks, ti,2o2.250.
B.LrisonK, Nd, May i0..--Clearlngr ST..
81, 800 balances. tS5s, Dos.
Cuc,oc, I'LL, May io.-Clcarings for the
week were td2 6so, Oei, against SIS, Oo0. lS0 for
the same week last year. Clearinp today
were ti0,GJ,si5.
NEw ioRE, May io.--The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes Re-
serve, increase, t5,bOS075; loans, decrease,
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Cotton exchange closed until next Wcdnos.
day morning -Whitsuntde holiday.
fNTrnIon NoVrMrNr NAV IL 1893