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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Wichita lodge CT Perfection Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Masons last night
conferred the l41h degree IN full upon the
following persons; Carlton a Gates and
John Watts, OF Wichita; Joseph H. Porter.
Of Towanda, Kan. Severa! petitions were
resolved from Cherryvale and Harper.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Any one wishing addresses or gold or
silver lettering Of any kind put upon books
Eor holiday presents can have IL done in
the EAGLE bindery.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

TIE ~o-c t<S1-ss.s - lager pois<s q.
ez1szTssy 70 12-<.z11z~Al sx-z-s=s-rsl - b
now Used 70 express AR pA-<1cz-xr su1sso(nn
Ct Consumes. -as<aer ssr tAs sssEa1, -
rszsex, TIE se4E6s q scr srxrszx
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Thieves night before last stole some val
uabIe cloth from the store Of William Del
trich, IN the Clements block, North Main
street. Whoever did the work were slick
: rough TO get away with the property IN
Zen and unknown
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Henry Bilmau, the young man who was
s short time ago shot in the foot while
hunting. west OF the city, i slowly mend
ing. II became necessary 70 ampatate his
toe; and il Is now believed that he viii
recover without ampUtation Of the foot as
WAS ~ first feared
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
An Realty is of this mornir

All Beatty IS of this morning for a
holiday visit 10 =. Joseph. Omaha and
Chicago. William has tie best wishes OF
his poorer and less fortunate friends who
must stay at home, for pleasant and en-
joyable trip, and that he may find TIE
same sunshine that his genial presence so
often casts upon his acquaintances.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ATTENTION KNIGHTS Template

Commandry dril this evening at 7sn
O'Clock sharp AL members viii meet NJ
Masonic hall al as BIZ orSier
W :. CoEBETT. C. G.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Ii was swift, piercing wind from the
29rth that called for the best service posi-
| e from wraps and overcoats.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Last night the Antler's club gave ball
st BeaI ; dancing academy. There was
quite good attendance of members.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
MISS HAMBLrN.s CLASS RECITATION.

O1e % Miss Eamolias interesting class
recitals will take place tonight az : O'Clock
IN the Zinmerly building, for the benefit
q pupils and friends, who are cordially
invited 70 attend
PROGRAM
NeE1elsskoa ~ Would Tha. Ny Love
Misses Norrisoa and Hsmbln-
RCeckel- Storm Fr.z,d
Mr. VIII Bracks--
PinsCi a.--.-Love VIII Shine Ali Thru
Rotoli- o..---....-.-.....--D yIag Flower
Mss Hobbs
shelly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Loye's So-ro~
w. Cars
TTio.--..-........-.-. Selected
Misses HambIia ard Hobbs. Ar Bracken-
Wecker.il- lPtne Flower
Mrs Frank Coeu-
Grabea Hoffman ..-.---.-F a1-est AnEel
Mr.. Rch- SDyth-
Rsaaegger The Mariners
Mss Hambl.n. Msssrs Garxs and Snra
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

; E. Hubbard, Esq, who has been con-
fined 70 his room for some weeks, was re
ported yesterday as being worse than for
some days previous.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

II i now but few days until the grand
Christmas b6u 10 be given ST the Garfield
VIII take place. The 6renen have secured
good music but have still a few tickets OF
which they wish 10 dispose, and ask the
people Of the city 10 kindly assist them TO
make their ball 4 great s-.ccass
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

A young policeman made his appearance
at the home Of Officer H. Brewer, of the
Mc3Iahan patrol, yesterday morning.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

The work on curb and guttering has
been suspended out CT Difference 10 the
cold weather
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Mr.. W. I. Davis. the druggist, IS re-
ported on the sick list.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

DR.. Psynter viii preach at the Oak
street Preshs terrain church this eve1iag
AL arg cordially Invited
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
Helpless 10 Days.

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
ThE COURTS.
JUSTICE COURT.


The Holman case came up yesterday
again at Justice Hammond s, but OF ae-
count of the sickness OF the prosecuting
witness was postponed until Monday.
a warrant was issued from the same
court for the arrest of :. II WEIGH who IS
accused by Mrs Mary kims of stealing a
coat
At Justice Walkers court Madam Han
and Miss Clara Foster were brought in
upon warrant. The madam Is accused
Of running an elocutionary or some other
establishment without the proper permit
and Miss Clara is one OF her pupils The
madame was at considerable Of a loss as
70 how to proceed IN the matter but she at
last suppested the names Of some a-sor-
neys who had been her pupils and might
help her out of her difficulty.
PROBATE COURT.
The Will Of Martha ScheIl was yesterday
admitted 70 probate, bonds fled and ap-
proved and Letters issued 70 D. \ Mitchell
and J. Armstrong.
Settlement was fled by y. D. Kirk.
guardian OF the estate OF Simon kearney.
person Of unsound mind.
Marriage license was yesterday Issued 20
Chas- = Clark aad Sarah A Isuinger,
both OF this city
DISTRICT COURT.
IN Duncan Us. FaTnum aud George,
which has been on trial before Judge Reed
for the past two deys, the jury yesterday
returned ! verdict for the defendants
Pallet vs. Benaeaeld. suit upon
mechanics lien, was commenced raster
day afternoon
Considerable sport was had II the court
IL the afternoon II the examination %
Douglas Y DonneIlT who Il = claimed By
Fred Bentley allowed the jury n Fech-
hsimer vs. Wichita & Western % b.
treated TO cigars by the plaintiff when
they went 20 view the properly.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Mr.. Frank Smith. of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
i the guest OF John \ Smith. of this
city. and he mas been here looking up a
location for a mandatory that VIII en-
pIoy good number Of men. 1t Is thought
his scheme VIII materialiZe IN a few days
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

M.ss HsrbItn. Msssrs. Ga-xs and smy,a.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

: 1Ir. II. \. Rogers. manager Of the Dold
hacking Co.'S offices At Kansas City. No.
arrived yesterday aud viii remain in the
6ity a week or more looking up the Offices
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

ONLY TWO DOORS WEST or MAIN ST. on DOUGLAS AVE
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Is,ins pl.,rIe, pIrcc,err.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
+. FIaddon, president AMI chief executive
officer, James Ice, IT,, vice president and
James I. Petit
Board OF Public Works.. l.. Randlc,
ioundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray.
man, I. j. Graham, merchant, Charles
kncy, capitalist; Sam, llirsch, insurance
agent
Secretary Of Board-C. l. Pullen, expert
accountant
City Attorneys P.fWalkcr, OF Mclcali
& Walker, general attorneys.
Engincer-Nilcs McriWcihcr. consulting
engineer and contractor referee.
Assistant Engineers ami Draitsmon-A.
T. Bell and T. 7. Hartford practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey.
on.
President Of Board OF llcalth-Dr. q. II.
Thornton, praciicing physician In the city.
Secretary OF Board Of Health -Dr i. A.
Williamson, practicing physician In the
city.
Hospital Surgcon-Dr, J. T.. Black,
pmcticing physician In the city.
Health Ohicer-D. u. Jackson, oilico at
boarl Of health.
Chief OF Police-w. G. Davis.
Chief Of Fire Departmont-James V.
Ryan.
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CAvyrp Goong Pine apple n So peaches,
. lbs. standard a. 90 second, .23. TOma-
toes, lbs standard, ~ lbs, standard,
tiiO. Strawberries %. Raspbcrries.
$40. Blnckbcrrics, Sln. Green cages,
SI7b. Pears. sos. Plums. si.Sj. Aspnm.
gus $50 Green corn, 40. Green peas,
~ - Cove oysters, full weight lb, Sl0G
. lbs, SlGp. light weight, Opc lbs, Dic. Con
dcn,cd milk-Cruwn, 500 Eagle, SI75,
Swiss, $40. Salmon, Sl75tg2 No. Sarlines,
s. OO@h25; mustard snriincs. 500. Mack.
crcl, 81 % herring mackcrcl, fi.0i.
SugAR--rurc white Nc, of white, C;
yellow clarified. 79l@sc; refined A. sc;
standard graduated sA@s,sci powdered,
$50. cut loaf, shc, firm.
CoTFEE-Common, hlfc; ordinary, ibifc,
fair, i0fc prime Rio, inci choice 10 fancy,
ing. oldFoycrnmcpi. 2oesascj strong.
EAL-SngihnW, ~ VIOLIN r-f- S'h nhAo
river. ti2potl2i per brl. SIS, inc, 1880
Lao. conrlo siiOtgl.l6 pkts, 224MIc.
RcE-loulsianh bW5'sc Carolina &C.,
quiet
CAvpirs- sticL. all sizes IN bxs. pals and
brls, pttllc fancy assorted, D@ljc, extra
fancy, lsh2ic. firm.
CmErsr- Prime flats. 7Gsilc: New York
factory. sGtnc full cream, llgliisc. Young
America, ilalilsc.
So,r Avn CANpLEs-Soap, 3lf@5C, can
dies, full weight 0,Sc.
STARCu-aAO JS'fc.
MoLAssra-iouisinnn. common 90 fair n
Ct26c, primo choice, 33d3sc; fancy, 4Om
A1c. centrifugal. common to fair, 2uCt2iC
primo 10 choice, JOGJIc, syrup 2O0 lOC
uulUL
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GrnIn aud rrn,i.Inn..

Cnic,ao, H.. Scpt 22-Thcrc was fairly
active trading In wheat today aud the feel.
INK was unsettled. The opening was strong
with Hnlcs az a@Ac above yesterdays clos.
ing figures, aud advanced &c more, with
only slight fluctuations, influenced nv re-
ports that the crop VI Dakota aud Minnesota
would be 3ih Ier cent less than last year
aud ~ per cont additional short for loss In
quality After fairly active trading at th,
advance the market ruled easter, followed by
n decline u &c. THIS reaction was attrib.
utcd ~ rumun circulated that the estimated
receipts Tor Monday at Minneapolis was
PLACED at from SD to 90 cars, though later
adyiccs from thcr stated that probably 100
ears might bc received but that Il was all
guess work aud nothing positive could be
asccriaincd. At the closing hour II the scs.
sion the market ruled easy, aud the closing
was about sc higher for December
and unchanged for MAY. A feat.
urr Of the market was the selling
" May within 2,kc OF December Spccula.
tive trading In corn aud the feeling dcvcl.
opcd much weakness. The influences ON
the market were the same ~ heretofore,
namely the large receipts. with no apparent
prospect of falling or Transactions Almost
ccnicrd In October. which WIS weak. offer
ings bciug large from all quarters. while lit.
tie or no demand existed. The market
opened quite excited, with sal,s nj the same
90 &c below the close of prices Yesterday.
aud quickly sold on h@NC. reacted Nc. bat
ngaiu declining IN all &c. reacted some aud
closed With September aud October iCCi sc
lower ihnn yesterday. aud May coke
lower u was said that considerable corn
was delivered this morning. and that thi.
came on The market CREATING weakness The
demand Tor cash was less urgent, Il being at
one timc at triilc discount, AMI this also
had tlie effect Ut increasing offerings.
Under the influence Ut rather liberal re-.
ocipts aud the weakness IN corn, oats were
weak closing lie lower than yesterday.
Provisions were dull most of the time, and
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New Y0RK, Sept. 22-Money on call easy
nj per cent. Prime mercantile paper, bhGD
IN per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
steady at S4.Si]S for sixty day bills and
$4.S7A for demand.
State bonds were neglected.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market today was nothing more
than the usual Saturdays traders market,
being quiet, and as the room was bearishly
inclined IL was in the main weak. The
opening was made at declines, extending TO
"a per cent, and while London had few
buying orders, and the brokers identified
with the bull interests were making few
purchases the traders were sellers as was
also almost all interest outside OF those
mentioned. Further slight declines were
made In the early trading, but the strength
in Lake Shore and New England rallied, the
list aud fractional advances ranging up to q
per cent were established with Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus & indianapolis,
Lake Shore and New England lead
ing Louisville & Nashville, however,
soon displayed weakness, and the advance
met with n check after the first half hour,
when the entire list gave way. The news OF
the day was Of very little importance except
tho news from Chicago that new complica-
tons on the dressed beef question had come
up and that the agreement 30 advance rates
would probably not be carried out with the
expectation Of more trouble with employees
on rio Burlington a Quincy road. Under
these circumstances the decline made prog
ross after II O'Clock with the Southern
properties and the grangcrs' list Hc down.
There was n slight rally toward ~ o'clock,
noon, but the market closed heavy at about
lowest prices The final changes are, with
few exceptions in the direction Of lower
figures, though they are for fractions only,
except In 81. Paul, which is down | per
cent. while Burlington a. Quincy notwith-
standing the trouble with It's employees, rose
l per cent
The railroad bonds market rs usual was
dull and without feature Of special impor-
tancc prices showing little or no iluctua-
tions aud the dealings devoid Of interest
There was some animation In the Texas Pa
cinc seconds once more aud they furnished
| So, 600 to the days total Of $iGl 900 The
tone Of the dealings was steady throughout
aud the final changes Tor the smallest fruc-
tions. The sales ol bonds for the week were
g. 2Gl 600 against 1901 900 FOR the previous
| week.
The total sales Of stocks today were o., 2G6
shares, Closing quotations.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Mess pork declined 25c today, and meals
and lard were marked down Hc. other nrti-
Giles unchanged, except eggs, which are a
shade higher.
Grain in store at the elevator Corn, s3i5
bushels, oats, 1905 bushels; wheat 1858
bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market developed
iirmcr tone during the past week Refined
goods have advanced during the week. The
molasscs market remains quiet and nominal.
In the New York market speculation hurts
the position Of coffee TO considerable ex-
tent, and the trading in first hand lots IL not
YorN FREQ.
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The Clearinghouse repor, Is as follows
p0NrSTIc EXCHANGE.

New York and eastern demand, &c dis
count buymg. 70, premium selling. New
Orleans &c discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Louisville, de-
mnnd par bu, ing 81 per $1,000 premium
selling
The local market remains quiet Sales
today, GO bales. OF which exporters took 400
and spinncrs 200 bales.
AT Liverpool the market closed quiet
rather easier with futures firm at an al
vance Of 2 to 3 points The New York spot
market closed quiet, with futures firm Mt an
advance Of to points.
Hubbard Price 4 Co. saw IAN all
vance in Liverpool Of from 3 to 4
points had salunry effect on prices
this morning, and assisted by the COW
ering Of some short contracts the market
gained from 10 points over yesterday and
closed firm The day las been a short though
rather moro active one than for some time
past The feeling in Liverpool Of the spread Of
yellow fever In the south is the attributed
cause for the advance In that market and
the apprehension ~ further uniayomhlc
weather ~ predicted IN the government re-
port was an additional reason for the
strength down here. The volume and char
uotcr Of the receipts froin now out must
have an important bearing ~ the courJc Of
prices"
The New Orleans PioiWmc reports that the
Magunis mill Of that city the largest cotton
factory IN that section, Is preparing To com.
mcnco the manufacture Of cotton baggug on
Monday next, and Il also adds that the
Natchoz Miss, mills also propose 10 begin
the manufacture ofcotton bnrging aud other
southern mills are expected to follow suit
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Iec,IstmIA.

CouN-From store white, 55c mixed Sc;
from lcycc OF depot white In bulk, iSc; In
sacks, ole. mixed. IN bulk, l7c. In sacks, Soc
BAN-From store, Soc, from lcyco Or do.
pot si50
liN-Chuicc, from store, O)c; car load,
from lcyoc or depot Sl5.5O@ 1000, prime,
from store. 500 s5c. car load, from lcycc or
depot, 81 80, prairie, from store, b5tpGDc, Cur
load, from lcycc or depot, sl0.5O@li.OO.
OArs-f From store, white, SOC; mixed, 33r,
from lcycc or depot white, IN bulk, 32c IN
sacks, 3ly, mixed, In bulk, DC, Ia sacks, Sic.
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EronsisfufTs.

Cons ME,i.--Stanilrd, S2.35@2l 10, city
pearl, 81 l5@2 30, pearl, $780, quiet.
BEANS AND pEA5-Nayy beans, $3.50, medi-
um, $500
oar MrAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRAcKTus treble extra, &C.; ginger
snaps, sism0c assorted jumblos, lO@l2si
cream crackers, slstJlc.
TIorR-From store, common, So SOFAS 10,
family, &3.O0G1i. 10, choice, Si.2jC9L3j, fancy,
$LGj6i75, extra fancy I.0O@j.jO, patent
s.. 25Gj.5O, strong.
CRACKED WuElr-In half brls, 800 from
store.
lIuMlNY AEp GR:rs-From store 1875.
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uouseboId .upp,I...

Arrius-si. 5Oet22 - per brl. Dried apples.
3tg3'so per ID, from store Dricd peaches so
a. from store.
fHur-firm. onngrs. 500 per box
Lemons NDtr3.aO per box. bananas, Sl.OJ
GssuOpc huncn.
EGus= hrn. Boxes. iGc. cases i7c.
RAINs-London lnycnt, sa.JO6yJOl layers
$40. California, t2SOla1O
urH-liuuCnnc. ibc. creamery, 2tc.
dairy, lSc. country butter, i2,sCti5c.
Clpm-ozark, $50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
NiNEIAR-rcr gal. lOdi2c.
NEUrrArE--Onions, A.7S pcr hrl. Cab.
hagr--loosc, ~ Louis, hot,c. Chicago, GC1
&C.. kuui hrl, 500, hall hrl, $3.50. Garlic,
90 per leo
r5utrm-Chickrn'. Young tl.75@2 80.
mixed. a. OO, hens ta5Stt1UO
Nurs-, ucoanuts, $50 per loo. Peanuts.
Virginia, iitOHc. Tennessee. farmers stock.
l'sCsi'-rastcd 2'sc higher, shcllcd, G6g3c
Icrans, Texas. pCJi2c.
picgLrs lhs, sGbo. half brls, SlO0.
fot'rurs--Firn $40 per bh, sacks, Csc
uwcCt, ~ 80 peg ur.
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Provisions.

Fisn- Mackcrcl. hall brls, No. /, $3.50. No.
>, 500, lOl0 Kit, No. l. SL2i, No. ?, Sl.l5.
Dry herring, family, 2jc per box.
Hoe PRuuuCrs-Easy mess pork, 5000
Gti625, sugar-cutcd hams, l2LHl3l.c 81,
breakfast bacon, ll6gi2c, bacon, clear rib
sides, iO1c; shoulders, Oac; bulk pork,
clear sides CSC, clear fib sides. csc, long
clear O'.c. shoulders, sismSAc.
LAuD--Tr., 81 ,GtnEu half hrls 10 OoMl0kc,
kcr- l0ODCgiOI -, choice kettle i0jsgllAc
I..U
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fluctuations, as rule,rwerc narrow. Oc-
tober, pork sold at $1d;spglLjO; January,
Sl3.72X@l3. So, closingfhc lower than yes
terday. Lard was dull and about steady save
for November, which was bid up about 2Oc
by manipulation. Ribs closed lOc lower for
October and 21lc lower for January.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Live stock.

CmcA0o, Ill, Sept 2i.-Thc Drorcrt Jour.
nal reports: Cattlc-l,cccipis, 200 head I:
shipments, - head; market nominal:
steers. s3Db@6.5O. stockcr, and feeders a.. ~
500 cows, bulls aud mixed u. 35CG3. no.
Texas cattle, $3.50, western CHANGERS, $3.50
6gI.OO.
llogs-Rcccipts, 5000 head shipments,
5000, market irregular; mixed. s.. sOCtG %:
taONd5SO
Shccp-Rcccipts, 1000 head shipments.
$40. market steady; natives, o. coal ~
westerns, S32Sg3f6; Texans, S255g3 40.
lambs. SI.Old5OO
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A, noon; Quiet mihcf easier Saies
5000 bales 81 which American I0n
bales. Receipts, 500 halls Of Which
American $50 bales Closing puotations
were ~ follows Ordinary. it.d. md
ordinary, DiGi. low middlna. ba.d ro,J
middling, G,sd; middlir uplanda 5 i5.iGI.
middlinr orleans 8 lb.lGl
futlrs opened trii and closed firm.
tlheso prices arr gwen in pence aud Githa
thus 4OJ means i63-Ji aud sol means
6i.Wl
AZ ! pma September. S.5I sellers. Sep.
tembef October, a.3S scllcn. October. Noy,in.
Der, $40 sellers. November December ha2
sellers. Dccemhcr.Jnnunry. S2D seller Jan.
uary-fcbrunfy. $50 sellers. Fcbruar, March
bN sellers March-April, AL sellers. April.
May, 623 sellers.
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LoNboN, Sept go p.m.-Consols closed
at UIj6 for money and W 1915 for the ne.
count The amount Of bullion gone into
the bank Of England on balance today Is
5000
Pans, Sept 22-Thrcc per cent rcntes
sJi, 02ho iur the account
hank cLEARiSos
CmcAoo ILL.,, Sept 2i.-Bank olcarings.
SO $1,000.
baltimore. Md, Sept 22-Clcarings.
l,Wn, 1JD balances, tti3.tSs.
PmLApELrniA. Pa, Sept 22-Cloarings
to-day, a., S52 $50, balances. Si.37g.Us7. For
the week clcaring, tGJ,O52, iOl; balances,
e., 2Jl OlS
DosroN, Mass. Sept 22-Clcnrlngs today,
sl3Ul203 balances si,IDl, $50 For the
week ClrnringN tSl3tA, So. balances, so
,uG1 For the same week last year, clear.
infs, SS2, thi ,Si2. balances, sn,tst,lSs.
NJ. Louis, No, Sept 22-Bank clear.
ing, S,iUi8o0. this week. 1870, SIS. last
week, s2n,0n3, 2is; corresponding week last
year, tlGb7i, 50. balances today, $40 2ls.
this week, s3.325 ,ml; last week, STA, 539.
corresponding week last year, ti,g'nGs1
NV loHg, Sept 22-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes.
Reserve. decrease. N5p $50 loans. decrease.
$1,000. specie. increase ESQ 100. legal
tenders, decrease, Si,G1J. leo deposits, de.
cua.c, si,27u,iO circulation, increase.
$3.50. The banks nov hold sil.7e, SIS In
excess ~ the ~ per cent. rule. Clear.
| ings today, si2SG0s,O12 balances, g. 7nl,
asi. For the week clcarings, S702. 3I3,
| i1, balances, SJ3, III, $40.
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IIoNE testimonials are most reliable, and
n you will sci Il your name aud address we
will send statements OF numbers Of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
ment II never falls Fifty cents aud 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. for sale by
Hester. ~ Main street
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet middlinR CSC. Sales 90
bales, Of which iOj bales 10 exporters ard
20 bales 10 spiuuers
EXCHANGE Quotations.
Ordinary 7'sc. good ordinary, SO; low
midlinE o'.c miidling 01.c good mid
dlius. lOc, midllng fair, io'lc, fair nomi-
NnI
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rhn 100 YnrlL ElnnncinI ChronicLl

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
September %, estimate Of total supply OF
American and other cottons, is as follows;
Total visible supply, 1888, 76lls2 bales,
against 1875, $40 in 1887 These figures indi-
cate a decrease Of cotton in sight Of bSi,3b8
bales, as compared with same date in 1887
and a decrease Of !, 1855 bales as compared
uyttl 1sgn
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L,N@-Choiee, &c, common 10 good, per
head, 81. 5OCNSOO.
hoos--Cholcc light 0aG'fc. good. 5yI@Oc;
common, bets'Ic.
ChrItr-Choicc, S''dSHc. good, 2ySCesc.
scallnwags, l802Hc.
snrtr-- Choice, &c, medium. S93'fc, com.
mon, sl.00gl.jc.
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Cotton seed rreduet..

pul"E CHupI OIt-g7tg3Sc. prime sumner
yellow, i2@l5c. new. a.. prime summer
white cotton seed OIL. tsttitc. Oh summer
yellow, soGa2c, choice cooking summer
yellow, AjHi1c. cotton sS,d meal si7.OpG6
1870. less than crs load. tii tUmtsht Oh
cotton seed meal, siGOl. less than car lots
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