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Cotton Seed Products.

PRIME CRuDE Ouc-33c; prime sum
mer yellow, 37Co3sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 40s4lc; oilsummer yellow, CT min.
ers' summer yellow, &C; prime cotton seed
meal, SIC 75@tl70O, car load lots; less than
car load, Si7.759is.0O.
LANns-Choice, $780, common TO good,
per head, Sl.50@3,O0.
GRAse CArrLr-Choicc, 3,EGlc; good, az
63l4c; fair 10 medium, 2,4@2Ac; SCALA
wags ll+@ia1c; feeders, light, 2@21se;
heavy, 2A@3c.
lIcGs--Choice light $500 good, iH@5c;
common, Iif6J4lSc.
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rt,Y-Choice. from sior, o5cdt.oo car
load, from lcvce or dcl,nt, Sls.506i 10. 30,
prime, stor', ~ car load from leycc
or depot, $1,000, 1850 priirio from store
ODd7Cc car load from leycc or depot 1850
60l2W.
BR,S-.From store, siOo, from loyce or de.
pot tlD0.
CoaS-from store. white. or. mixed 5ar;
from lcvoc or depot white, In bulk, Onlfm
Gle, In sks. I2c; mixed, Ia bulk, 55Is9jJisc;
In SKIS, Nlsmasigc.
O,rs-from store. white i4eijc; mixed
li@ iec; from lcvcc or depot white, In bulk,
8pi.WiNc, In sks, Hlfc, mixed, In bulk,
Si.63s'lo. In ks, l0aiih &c.
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Ffsu--Mackcrcl, half brls, Va. I, $50, No.
?. 500 No. 4. S0a5. i0lb Nit, M. !, fi.lt's
No ., si.l0. No. 4. si.oj. Dry herring fam.
ily 2jc per box.
Hoo InoDucrs-.firm. mes pork, tia,5oNe
1900. sugar cured hams. il@ li,9e. break
fast bacon, ii@iiisc bulk pork, clear sides
sis@sitc, clear rib sides, stgs'sc; long clear,
ne, shoulders Gsc
L,Rp-TcS nc. half brls 714c, kegs, 7A.c,
choice kettle. sif@9lsc, firm.
Pios Frrt-rrls $3.50; half brls, 1900
/ i6W kegs si.2h.
FRrsn MrAts--Cholrc beef hlndqunricr.
&c. forcqnftors, ~; second gradc hind
quarters O., forcquartcrs, Dc. sheep a.
| Hog, ~.
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New YoRK, Feb. il.--Among the cabin
passengers on the steamer City OF Chicago,
Of the Imam line, which sailed for Liver
pool this morning was Mrs. Folsom, the
motheroi President Clevcland's wife. Mn
Cleveland camo ON from Washington yes
teriay and saw her mother of at the
steamship dock s~fhe foot Of Grand street
today. Mns. Haskins and Mrs. Cockley
ACCOMPANIED Mrs. Folsom.
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GENERAL TRADE


CoRN MEu,--standari, $40, pearl, 800
roller, S2OM3O1 higher.
liEASs-Navy, s2Oo@275; medium, 5000
90.
oar MEAl--In half brl- $50 from store.
fIour-From store, common, S3OOtd3. %,
family, 50. 2jGeJ.50, choice, SS.b0td3Ij, fancy,
S4.0Qefil0 extra fancy, Si2jtei.50 patent,
q b0dti ss; steady.
Cn,cEKns-So,la, extra. a. soda, treble OK
ira, 4iEc, ginger snaps, 5,seu8itc, assorted
iumhlcs loo
CRACKED wnKlr-ln half brls, sL25 from
store.
HoNSY ANp Gnirs--From store, S3.2A
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
MONDAY.
General News.

BUmsEss dull.
CLOUDY and cool
QuEr on the levee.
RIVER rising slowly.
ONE boat leaving today.
AnKAssAs river is falling.
No ARRIVALS or departures yesterday.
The James Lee leaves tomorrow for Friars
Point.
The Rosa Lee leaves tomorrow evening for
Osceola.
THE Tennessee and Cumberland rivers con-
tinue TO rise.
THE Joe Peters will be due here tomorrow
from Arkansas river.
The Ohio is rising slowly at Pittsburg but
falling at all other points.
TnE Gayoso Is the regular packet leaving
tomorrow evening for Mptonville and way
points
DURING the twenty.four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river hero rose two
inches.
THE Belle Memphis, Of the Anchor Line,
Capt. Geo. Baker, is announced TO leave here
at 10 o'clock this morning for yicksburg.
TIE Buckeye State should arrive tomorrow
from the Ohio river with cargo of western
produce. She returns 10 Cincinnati Tuesday
night
The tow-boats Joe Il. Williams, John A.
Wood, Diamond and Lioness No. 2, en- route
from New Orleans TO the Ohio river, arc due
here today.
| THE Kate Adams will arrive early tomor-
| row morning from Arkansas City with q
big trip of Mardi Gms excursionists. She
returns to Arkansas City tomorrow evening.
THE lighthouse tender Joseph Henry, has
made the following changes in beacon lights
between Greenville and NatcheE Ashton
Bend, moved down 800 yards; Pitchers
Point new light; Ajax Towhcad, moved
down on main shore; Cow Pen Bend, new
light Bullets Bayou, moved down 400
| yards.
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&c; roasted. 2ISo higher shclled, Zoe. Pc
cans, Texas, ta12c. :.
DEMONSTRATIONS I2Ml5c creamery, ~
G037c, dairy, 2O923c country butter i6(gHc;
CIpyR-New York, s7.00@7.b0 per brl and
81. 0o6D4.2 % per half brl.
por, ,pRs--Firm, selling at $l.21 per Blu,
$3OO@325 per bril- sweet potatoes s2VoS
2.25 per brl.
VIsEgAR-Pcr gal, 10Gi2c.
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CmcAoo, H., Feb. II The D1or;T'i Journal
reports SSltS ~ SO d hSIa ., sSP
IA. OOCt on stockers and feeders, 5000 J. 20,
cows. bulls and mixed, slI5@3i0 Texas
prnss cattle, S2.T5.
Hogl-Recclpts, i2,0oo head; shipments,
sn1o head. Market slow aud steady,
mixed. SSi5Gb.5O. heavy ~ 3j@j75, light;
~ 600 5. IS: skips. t3,eSsl.si.
Shecp-Receipts, Loo head shipments,
i.cOOhcad. Market sicaly. Natives, SLODJg
$50, western, s5OqtalO Texans, S.Vi'g
400. Lambs, S5.Ooa01O
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arnIn moved I.reYl.Ien..

CHicsgo, H., Fob. 1.-The conditions 81
ihingr today ON change showed mofr clearly
Than ever the absence 1T outside businc'g and
the oNcrhaloNing influence oi Hutchinson.
lie had hrukcr in the wheat and corn pits
aud established prices at which he wluld
either buy 0r scll alt the crowd dc'ird. The
week cluIrs with prices un The whole lower
and tho markets dullcr than seysn days RFo.
Compared with last Saturday Tho price Of
May wheat was this morning i,sc lower,
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HoRTs-Fair demand; drivers si25@l75;
heavy draft sl75d225; saddle, Slt092co;
extra saddle, S20O@2J0 plugs, $J0g65; Texas
ponies, S25GlOO; common drivers, S75c1lOo.
MuIp-Fair demand; II 10 iiii hands
high, s9O61iiO; AK TO 10 hands high, sll09
i95; 10 TO 1871 hands high, $i25@iCOi l5h TO
10 hands high, SlJ0@llU.
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The Dude. Know n.

Or they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Liniment cured big head In
mules for w. Il. Hunt OF Adairsyille, Ky.
J. IL. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staegcrs with H. In
fact, this King of Liniments Is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without h. 80 cents per bottle. For sale nc
Holsters drug store. No. 2s5 Main street.
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Nrw Youx, Feb. ii.--'lhc market was quiet
~ usual to saturday AMI had weather The
movement was of the l"rm"r large pwplr'
lions and current qnhmtions very lirm for
All descriptions Of cotton mbric'.
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SCALY, ITCHING SKIN
And all scaly and itching Skin and
Scalp Diseases Cured by cutloura.

p,orlasls, Ezema. letter. Ringworm, Ilchen.
Pruritus, s,nli Head. MIX crust, nandrun, lar
bers' Ilkcrs' Growers aud Nnshcrwoinuns Itch,
and every species of itrhlnr. burning, scaly, l1m'
ply Unuors ol the skin and scalp aud blood. with
H. ~ IIalr. arc positively curd BY CuucuEA, The
grcat SKIN Clrc, aud CuucunA soar, an exquisite
slin n,autlfer externally. aud CuTicuHA RfsoL
yrsr. tho new Blood Purifier, Internally, whom
physiclans aud al other remedies laiL
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nASK cLE,rINos.

Pans, Fob, ii.-Thrcc per sent. rcnies, sli
a. ~ Tor tie account
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IMPORTS.

Six brls appl,s ~ hrls beans and peas,
pkgs butter, 20 pligs bacon, 40 pkgs boots
and shoes, son bu corn, pkgs cheese, 1870
sks coffee, l,9e5 SKIS cotton seed 900 SKIS cot
ton seed oil cake, 37S pkgs dry goods, 80 pkgs
eggs, l99 brls -four l,DsO bales hay, " pl'gs
hats, % head cattle, III head horses and
mules, 100 pkgs lard, 5000 feet lumber 40
pkgs liquors, 5000 bu oats, so brls onions,
$50 brls potatoes, II cars pork sides 20 pkg
rice, Ssi brls sugar, IS pkgs tobacco, p bu
wheat, ears cotton seed.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: spots--Quiet with moderate
inquiry. sales, s,6o0 bales, Of which Amer
lean, 600 bales Receipts, 1900 bales
ing quotations were as follows Ordinary,
6,sd; good ordinary, 3-iGd low middling,
SID; good mddlng, bssd middling up
lands 5lsd; middling Orleans. 0 9-lGd.
Futures opened steady, and closed steady,
as follows
rrhe prices arc given In pence and 0iths;
thus: 4,03 means i6jBii, and SOL means
5.i-G4d.l
At p.m.-February, 53sl, sellers; Feb
ruary-March, 6,3Gd, sellers March April,
Esd, sellers; April'May, 5,3gd, buyers
May-June 53sd, buyers; June-July, 6.40d,
buyers; July-August. 6.12d, buyers Au'
gust.september, 5.i3d, value; September
5.l3d, buyers.
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rsonIAsIs. ON sCALy SKIN.

t.t.' In this county Tor thiriy Ave years aud heug
an Known ~ thousands hcrcabouts. with n Wow
to helm any who arc afflicted lave BEEN Tor the
past ~ Give ycafs, testify that the ,vi.lhA htAr
days aftef the doctors with whom had consulted
,s.t,r me no helm or announcement
s" Sc w. Nv n q iOiiN J. CASE. D. p.s.
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neninmin Hopkins, Ca.e.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. U.-Some disap-
pointment was felt today among persons
who waited 10 hear the arguments on the
motions for arrest Of judgment and for n
new trial in the Hopkins case. Owing 70
the absence Of Judge Jackson, who is still
in Cleveland, the Arguments were not
heard
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Your curicrEa ErsGnirs performed wonder
,ui .tira lnst summer ou one oi our customers ~
oid gentleman 81 seventy lcar oi efci Who WI
t.r,d with y icntiully distressing eruption on ~.
head ana face and who bad tried all Icmciis- and
doctors TO no puposc. - .... . 80,
TcNafl ana, Afk. J, 7, tMlIh W
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DIN FOLKS PAINS.

pranlrs scientifically fitted. Mullords'
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prsrrANTUL on SCALES.

ne Carpenter. Henderson. n. v, cur'd Of 20
rlasl, or lrprusy. VI tNcuty ycan standing ~ ~.
rerorl A dusipaufulo i scales fell ION him daily
ph,.irlens aud hls friends thought b. must dc.
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anna Mnn I.eehweaa Aeanl,,ra.

CIxciNsArI, o., Feb. lin the ease Of
r. =. lockwood, IN the United States
court, charged With having secured about
siOO bounty money oi q dead soldier,
nearly twcnly.livc ycaN ago, 10y forging
vouchers, the jury returned ycriic, Tor
Inc defendant SIR. lockwood Is nearly
civhty wears of age.
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rxOnANuE QUOTATIONS..
p,llr oorroN rArrNrNr.

Import Ncn 4, iie M&Tn H. 90 la y
y n,tsN Ma LEH. - g. o&sw En ~ l.. \
oS I IT, H. steamers ", wagons 10
.rxpons &C Rn. 40. Ian " NJ q
@sM v, iit l. y. o In A. ss4
lll.llI-- n--IM. LIZ Mlll.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
cnor IN sIonr, FEBRUARY 10.
wonIp's ynInI.r turrIN

The New York Financial Chronicle Of Feb
ruary II gives the following figures Tota.
visible supply, 2,O00,02s bales, against S,263,.
5S7 IN 1887. These ngurs indicate de-
crease Of cotton IN sight Of 203, 900 bales, rs
compared with the same date In 1881, aud
decrease Of 4O802 bales as coriparcd with
same date In 1870.
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Groceries.

CfxcIsS.rf, O., Feb. ii.-whisky Steady;
sales Of | ,i5l barrels OF finished goods on
a basis Of Sl.O5. Bnttcr--firm. Sugar
Quiet. Egr-firm and higher at 2592ic.
Chcosc-Iirm.
NEw YonK, Feb. ii.-cofrcc-spot fair
Rio, quiet at Ice; options opened 10 points
higher aud closed weak with advance lost;
salcs. Is, $40 bags; February, i3i06ti3. 25c;
March, l255Cai2G csc; April, i2.35Cf 55c;
Nav, ~ 2SGCi2 i5c; June, i2i5@ i230r; July,
n. 55@il.sOc; August ll.J0Gil6jc; Scpicm.
her, II 500 n .l0c, October, ll.2Sdli .Soc; Mo-
vcmbcr, li90c; December, ii.2Oa il.25c.
sugar - Dull and nonlnal fair refining
quoted at 49tGii 1916, refined dull. Mo-
lasscs-Sicady; 90 test Ole. Ricc-Flun.
Cotton seed oil-Crudc, B@35c; refined 10
Cttic.
Nrw OuEGxs, Ia. Feb l.-Cofcc-Quict
but steady; Rio, i5Il@lslsc. Rico-ln good
demand: ordinary 20 prime, fItc1ba.c. Sugar
Unsettled: open kettle strictly prime, $40
4 ig-iG; prime, 4 ii-lGdiHc; fair, 0-lGet
lssc; cenirifugals, choice white, . 5-iG@g1Gc
oil white, GI.6SG Size; choice yellow clarified,
5l.cSS i5.iGo; prime yellow clarified $50
5 u-iGc; on yellow clarified, 3 0-i0c
seconds. lE65,tc. Molasscs-- Dull; open
kettle, choice, aJ@S5c; strictly prime, 29a
9oc, ccutrifugil-, strictly prime, D921c.
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Rfngc Of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, y. g A.,
MEMPHIS, Feb IL, 2p.m. I
The following observations are taken ut all sta
tlons named at 10Th meridian time, which Is ono
hour later than Memphis time.
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Articles. opeucd Highest. Lowest. Closing


Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour-Demand on shipping account i'm
proved. Prices steady and without special
change.
No. spring wheat 75X@75Xc; No. 3
spring wheat, 66c; No. 2 red, rs &c; No. 2 corn,
41Isc; No. 2 oats, 2sc; No. rye, Coo; No.
barley, nc; No. l faxseed, Si.li prime tim
othy seed, s2iGCg247.
Mess Pork-Per bril- siilO@iL12,<; lard
per 100 lbs, t7.65; short ribs, sides, loose,
N.i2ls; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, $1,000
COS short clear sides, boxed, Ss.00@S.05.
Rcceipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat 23-
600, bu; corn, 5000 bni oats, $1,000 bu;
rye, 900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shipments-Plour, 1900 brls; wheat 15-
600 bu; corn, 900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye
5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
On the Produce exchange today the but ter
market was inactive. Creamery 22ctD3Sc;
dairy loco acc. Eggs Firm, easier at 2icC9
&c.
ST. LOUIS, No. FEB. Ii.-Flour-steady
and unchanged.
wheat-Markot dull, with very little
changes In values and no feature OF interest.
NAV opened &c better at size; ranged be-
tween SIS and s2Itc, and closed at SIC,
which was &c better than yesterday. No. 2
red, cash, sOc; March, s01.c bid; April, Sic
bid; May, s1isCi 81 e, closing at SIC; June,
s2Isc; July, 50jkc, closing at 709.c asked;
December Slll@a9lc, closing at sIlsc.
Corn-Was firm earlier aud advanced on
stronger adyices and light offerings; subse-
quenty, rules very unsettled aud irregular,
though prices fluctuatcd within a small
range. The close was &c above yesterday;
cash, 45A6i0c March, 45aec; April, 4Gssc;
May, 47lsCtt7 lf@i7 ylc closing at 474eHAc.
Oats-Firm; cash, Jtig2O'sc.
Ryc--J0c bid
Barley-Quiet; very iiltlc demand.
Hay--Unrhanged; timothy, $1,000 10 80;
prairie, s9O0dll.J0.
Bran-Quict; 7Sc at mill.
Pruvisions-Du Pork New mess, $500.
Llrd-Prime steam, E.4r. Dry salt meats
BOXED shoulders, $3.50; long clears $751; 4;
clear ribs, 500 short clears SSi2lf. Bacon
BOXED shoulders. $675. long clears, Ss25
@s.3O: clear ribs, $s.35dsi5, short clears,
ss.5OdSCO. IIams-steady and firm at si05
| @i2OO
Eggs-In liberal supply and lower; fresh
zoe. Butter--Dull aud unchanged. Creamery,
sJCg3Oc; dairy, 22d2jc
Cornmcal-firm aud unchanged, $2.0jci
40.
KANSAS CRY, No. Feb. ii.-Wheat =
Steady; No. 2 soft, SOC asked. Corn--Stcady
No ? cash, i3c bid March. i3,c bid. AZ
asked: May, 457.c bid; No. white, cash
4sc asked. oais-No. 2, May, 3o}.c bid, 81 -
asked.
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Nrw Yona. Feb. ~ Your slohammed.
aus. the Hrsl TO arli,e hcc IA many years,
landed today OF Castle Gaplcn, on route to
slvnnnah ani New ONnus Where they
will engage ln thS manufacture of cloth.
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fua sAlE--,i HANDSOME BEsIDsxct.

I oifsr for sale, that elegant rsi
lsnes No. 3bS fernando street. The
Assss contains seven rooms, kitchen,
passry and servaas' room. Il has
10 . conservatory or greenhouse on
he south side. There i . stable,
cal and wood hose on the place.
The rise d the lot b 100 Test hsnt
"a Hsrnando street, by zoo fsst dssp.
Everything 10 in frst-elas condition.
In The garden tAAss are few It the
- varieties Of bearing fruis trees
I'D . grape arbor with about i.rsy
lsadsg Vines Of the finest vazi.AAss.
g. and water. Gall on or sA&rsss
G. L. pUtLEN. c.vv Ns,,-
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Minnons, ptror SUITS rhldWn'- ear
ilagcs. New stock; l'N N,lcs, low lnic y.
MIlueii 4 bR,soN.
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''Pn,srtANs were W vain IN the case of
MIR. &. &. nilcr 40 West Chestnut Shi
columbus, o. pc-rti-na saved her
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IrAvnr.

spots-Firm; demand COOL Tres ordinairc
Orleans spot, 6Sf; futures, for February de
livery, Gbjsf.
No,o--'rres ordnalre Orleans spot 0sf,
represents G6N francs for 30 kilos Of strict
middling cotton, Ilayre terms. A kio Is
about lbs, or IS 3j.i0) kilos equal l0) lbs.
A franc Is equal TO zoe.
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COTTON MA RKErs.

Tho local cotton market opened firm and
closed FIRM mtldlinr, 0hc. Sales, 200
bales. including none la, evening. Of which
900 TO exporters aud 100 TO splnnera.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, s7.iGc; good ordinary, o.. low
mildlinF. psc, middling, 9Kc. good mid.
ding, 1879, middliog fair, iOisc fair,
nominal.
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DIR. D. S. JoHNso MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. ~ Jofforaon Street
pe, Main and Front, MEMPHIS, TENN
tfsiahllshci IN is00l

tfsiablishci IN isG0l
np. JOHNSON 4 ACKNOWLEDGED ~ aii ptfiics 10
tsr.,issi ~ by &c the must Fnffes. lui physi.
clan Ia tie tuatncnt OF private ~ sHfut dl'rlars
Ot,k, pefmaucni cures riiafanrri ~ ffufr $50
male 90 female kccVnt UAs,N 81 NnnOffHoa and
syphilis cnr.l In lcw days without the use VI
nesa fs.ondnfy syphilis. the lat Ncsiiga cudl.
Gated without uic usg 81 mCirufy Involuntary
los Of semen ti0ppcd lu short time. Huiierr
fl,. vlriu IN lew weeks Victims u srf nhna,
and excessive vcuefy, fuigiug irin spctuatorfhel
and los of physical aud meu'el lu'acr spcrilly
A. the diseases " Women and currs rnarittisei
pics aud old sofus rurd without the - oi Hanslc
az The knife All confuliations urlstly ooniden.
tinL Ncdiclncs nns W expires OIL prs oi Tie
ns.Ncrklurmen c,irci At hair Tie usnal raiss
Onlco b0nu IRON o'clock Am. Y o'.lock piu.
IA 4 JOnNsOS. ND.
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Hands md Alncks.

Tho following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latcstq quotations:
uANK groCgg
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spots opened quiet and clo,ei steady.
niddlinr, io,.c. salcs n bales. Quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, 5Ac good oril.
nary, 9SiGc low middling. 1870. middllnq
io,sc; good mldilinF, ioisc. mildllng fair,
Iiisoi fair i2,se.
Futures opened steady aud closed frn.
a. follows February, io5S@io5a. Marrh.
l0Gi@iOGs April. iO.5O@i05i. MAY, 1879
@io.'0i juno, ios2qi0S3i July. 1850
iosE August, 10 scaiOs7, September, 10. %
Gi0.D October i0Oa@i0Oi. November,
te,@egS, December 100000. January.
s0s9oo, Sales 30 100 bales
sEw ORLEANS.
The spoi market opened quiet ard closed
FIRM; middrnr. . 1916. Sales, i,50
bales Quotations were as follows or.
dinary. s7.l0c, good ordinary, el.iGc: low
mlddling 9,tc, middling 0 iOc. good mid.
ding. 10 Sl0c.
Futures opened steady aud closed dull bni
steady. a follows February, oss@0 W.
March, o02Ge9o8. April, iooio-.-; Nav,
f0.ii@i0.i2, June, 10 22di0 20, July. 10 SEQ
1888, August. io.2se5i0g, September, o n
ge.s2 October. . 52@o59; November, o.tl
ao.f2 December, ei2 Bales, 1850 bales
DAnY nrroRr AND INTERIOR MARKET
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AppropriateIy Named,


Coleatc's Cashmere Bouquet perfume, com
bining the odors Of many sweet flowers.
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INNIFi FNWI II" INV III VIII INIII'7i VI
a. ltC for the account
nAsK CLEAEiN0s.
g. Lows Mo-. Feb. ii.--Clcarings today,
s3,Oi3,Ji1 balances, S5ilsS
NV NoHK, Feb ii.-tlcaringS today were
sp2.UD. alg, balnnccs. th.0A.,rN
B,uuuonE Nd, Feb. il.--C lcaflngs today
were ~ ,h,s.is balances, 49,, 81.
Pnu,nrii1uA Ia, Feb. n. Clciringr
today were e. To-, 5@t balances si.NT,3iA
BostoN, Mass. Feb. ii.--Clcarings totlay
wcr ga, i0i,ObJ. balances, a, iin 40, money,
2'dc.
CmcAao, NJ. Feb. n --Clcarinr- for the
week tAi, slnph, an incwase o,or -amc week
last year VI loo percent Today's clearing
Neru ~ 49, gfb
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YczrN.nApIcAlIy CURED.

FOR the radIal cIrc Of an obstinate case Of Ic,c.
mn II long standing, e,o cnifo crdit TO ne
CrrtCuHA Rngfuii. 90. -.
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New York and cities north and cast, on
demand, y discount buying. New York
and principal cities north and cast, sight Il
discount buying. New Orleans, 81 discount
buying.
Selling Rates--0n New York, 4 per cent.
premium on sums below $1,000, $50 per
1900 premium on sums Of $1,000 or more;
ON Cincinnati, 81, Louis or Louisville $3.50
per 81 600 premium on all sums on New Or
leans $3.50 per 81 900 on all sums. Prime
commercial sterling, sLs2@Ls9x.
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TO POTATO GROWERS.

Five 20 clrht ncrca potatoes planted, ier,iliycd
and covered IN a dag BY one man with pair Of
mules The noted lolaio grower. = W, ilarbcrt.
I. Asent iof this wonderful machine the Asplnwall
Potato Planter with Fertilizer and Corn Pnnier
attachments which can be sccn u r. q. Cmig a
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Id PREM. SELLING. y
Cotton Firm Middiing Cotton, Sac
Z .-saies Today, 800 Baies-The Tone
Of the General Market steady--Meats
Strong.
ArrEal orricr.

flTrnDAY EvRNIE6, Feb II, IsSS
Money is in fair supply, at the same time
the demand Is sufficient 10 prevent any dc
rlincin rates, which continue steady at per
cant
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