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Nrw YopE. Jan. S0--CoiIco- Spot. fair;
Rio nominal at i1c; options unsettled,
January lower, Others stronger sale.
100, 500 bag: January, ~ jOaii00r Feb.
runry, ~ SiMi3.tOc; March, l9GiCi
A. so; April I2.55M i27Oc; May. i2ti
di2. 10. June, i2.3Otfi2 j0'. July, ~ iOf
~ 3Ng August ii.p5tfi2 la; September.
~ sOaii.ur. October ii.5igli.SNr: Noycm.
Der. n pdii.GSc: Dccemh,t, ii.h50ii. 5Or
Supr-Dull and entirely nominal; refined
dull. Moasscs-Dull. EiOc-Firm.
Nrw Ontr,Ns, la. Jan 90 -Sugar-Quiel
and steady open kettle, choice, 0 ii.iGc.
strictly prime. Be; fully fair, 4a6l 1916.
ccniriiugals-on plantation gnnulated. 6a.c.
choice white, 0AM07.fOc OF white, GA
o 5.i0c. choice yellow clarified, . i3.lOaSi.c.
prime yellow clarified, o3.c or yellow clari.
lied, 5 li-lcci OF yellow clarified, seconds,
a,sOt5lsc.
CiNcISS,rr O., Jan. q --Duiicr.-Qulot;
fancy northwestern creamery, aja3Gc, extra
Ohio, 80c choice dairy, isd90c. Sugar
Firm; hard refined, fif@S'sc, New Orleans,
Soc. Eggs--firm; 9G Chccsc--Slcady.
prime 20 choice Hat, regular make, iiai9c.
Whisky--Actlye aud firm; sales OF i, S5i
barrels Of finished goods on a basis Of tl.Os.
RIO m JANrRio, Jan. 30 -CoiIcc-Rcenlar
first 6,0oO rels per 10 kilos. Receipts dur.
ing tho week. 1900 bags purchases for the
United states llivy bags clcamnces,
1900 bags stock, $4,000 bags.
SANTOS, Jan. 9o,-Cofee 700 rel, per 10
kiloa Receipts during the week, ~, COZ
bags; purchases for United States, 10000
bags; ,look, 10000 bags.
CpIcAoo, H., Jan. 8O.-on the Produce
exchange today the butter MARKET Has mlh
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Memphis 4 Charles. 50 Wabash, stL&P
Michigan CeniraI, S4e1 rW,st L 4 Ppfd, q
MI, Ls&W, I6H Wells Il Fargo Exp 1913
N, lisa w pfd, i02]< western Union, 5Sz
Min d 81 Louis, American Cot OIL 83L
Min 4 ~ Louis pfd, SO 39
LONDON, Jan. 3d., 4 p,m.-consols closed
at l02 1915 for both money and the ac-
count. United States bonds Is, 1891; AIS,
ll0X. Bar silver, AID per ounce.
PARIS, Jan. 3o.--Three per cent. rentes, s1f
4219c for the account.
BANK cLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 80. -Clearings, $685.
600.
New ORLEANS, La, Jan. Chickering's OF
the banks 81, 1885, 1884,.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan, 3d. learings, ~, 591,
3I9 balances, s479,s75. .
NEW York, Jan. 80 --Clearings, SCI, 257,
G76; balances, 81, 256,s13.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 30.-Clearings, ST.
gu, 1893; balances, S265,sS7.
BosroN, Mass, Jan. 30,--Clearings, $l3,-
1864; balances, 81 800, PA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 30.--Clearings,
$S,ahS75; balances, 81, 4ls43S.
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened easy and closed firm mid
ding, 10 ll-lGc. Sales, 90 bales, Quota.
tons were ns follows: Ordinary, 1876;
good ordinary, 0l4c; low mlddlng, 10 3-l6c;
middling 10 ll-iGc; good middlins, 10 l5-lGci
middling fair II 9l0c; fair. II 3-lGc.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet aud
steady as follows January, l0.j6@l0.5S; Feb
ruary, l0GO@lOGl; March, l0GO@lO7O;
April, 1O.7GdlO70; May, 10 sea lO.S5; June,
loS9Ct %; July, 1920 03, August, 1921
6l0.05; September, lO,45@lOi6; October,
l0ll@l0l3; November 0.y1GgD9s; Dcccm-
Der, 0.07@099 Sales, 50 900 bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and fam; middling, o'sc Sales, 300
bales. Quotations were as follows; Ordi-
nary, SIC; good ordinary, okc; low mid
ding 00idci middling, 0tc; goodmiddling,
lOitc
Futures opened steady aud closed very
duh, as follows January, nominal; Fcbru-
AIRY, Oo2@0g3; March. i0Oi6lO0j; April,
1912 May, lO29@lO23i June, lO33@3i;
July, 10 i3@lOii; August, l0.35@io.37; Sep
TENDER, 0a5@007; October, 05o@0GO;
November 0is@o5O; December, o5O@o5l.
Sales, II 800 bales.
DAILY REroRr Ann INTERIOR MARKET.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 30.-The markets on
change opened weak and unsettled today,
although there was bearish feeling all day
in the wheat pit. Prices closed about the
same as at the opening. May wheat opened
a shade off at 81 &c. During the earlier part
OF the session there was n disposition to
await the visible supply statement and May
saggcd off TO Sl5sc under a light sCalping de-
mand. When this figure had been reached,
war rumor was circulated, which started
the crowd to buying and caused May TO adj
vance to S2lsc, but at the advance there was
enough selling 10 put IL back 10 Sl}sc The
visible supply statement was about what was
expected, Il decrease Of 10000 bushels, and
had no effect on prices. May closed at &c.
Corn during most of the session was rather
quiet, though at times IL was fairly active.
The feeling was steady and trading largely OF
n local character. May corn opened &c of
nt 529{c, sold Off TO 80 s6t52ssc advanced to
53Isc on the strength Of the war scare, re-
acted aud closed at 52sSM52}ic.
Oats were weak. There were some offer
ings TO sell by February longs and Adlc
decline in prices was the result. May deliv-
cry ruled fairly active aud also easy, yet
there was no essential change in prices.
February sold at 20c and May at 329l@331sc,
closing at 32Hc.
Provisions owing 10 largely increased
receipt OF hogs, accompanied by reduction
in prices, exhibited an easier feeling, and
prices were lower In all the leading articles.
May pork opened Toe lower, at $l4.i0, de-
clined TO Sll3O, before rcacting, remained
steady at that figure for some time, reacted
To Sli.l2R, on the war news, and again broke
10 sli.35 on realizing the advance became
dull and unintercsting and closed at Sli35.
Lard was fairly active, aud prices ruled 2ls
Gg5c lower, May closing at S.Gj. Short ribs
were quiet and easier. May closed at $40,
u decline Of nc.
The visible supply Of grain on January %
as compiled by the secretary of the board o.
trade, was rs follows Wheat, #, 76l, l2S bu,
decrease, 600, l0i bu; corn, 7,3i75ll bu, in
crease, iJ3 s77 bu; outs, i,jJI i3l bu, decrease,
80, 1884 bu; rye, 329,O05 bu, increase, LAS
bu; barley, 1890, $50 by, increase, 1912 bu.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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HY-Choicc. from store o5c@ti 20, car
load, from lcvcc or depot tis5O@ TO- 90:
prime, storc, HnMU2hc: car load frum lcycc
ar depot, tli.Uutols 30 prairie from store,
Ona5OC car load from loycc OF depot, $3.50
mtgOO.
BrN-rrJm store ,i.oO. from lcycc or de.
pot, $500
CouN-from store, white, Gee; mixed. bnr:
from lcvec or depot white Ia bulk. OOis@
Gle; In *, o2c; mixed, Ia bulk, 55h@jOisc;
In sks 55iimhsi.c.
oNs-from store, white, li6t5c; mixed
ll@i2c. from lcycc or depot white, Ia bulk,
mhmtnc IN hks, nltc, mixed, la bulk,
Tls@Js ,c, In sks lOdiiisc.
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Article. opeucd. Highest. Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were o. follows
Flour Inquiry slightly improved, prices
steady aud unchanged.
Noe spring wheat, 55H@77c; No. 3 spring
wheat nominali No. . red, sac; No. 2 corn,
E9ic; No. oats, 2DOi ~ -, No. . rye 62isc;
No. barley, Sl@sic; No. / nax.secd, 81. 10:
prime timothy seed, ta.lGd2l7.
Mess lOrk-Pcr brl, Slii0@lii2if lard.
per 100 lbs, E.i1lE67ij; short ribs, loose,
VAS; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, $500
GOO short clear sides, boxed, 81. Sb@7o0.
Rcccipts-Flour i5,UJO brls; wheat, ~. 600
bu; corn, lli,0O0 In; oats, lJ7,OO0bu; rye,
1000 bu barley, 1000 In.
Shipmcnts-flour, 5000 brls; wheat, H.,
600 bu, corn 52,ooO bu oats, $500 bu; rye.
5000 bui barley 1900 bu.
ST.. LOUIS No, Jan. 0--Flour-Sicady
aud In fair demand, hut unchanged.
Whcat--opcncd weak aud In q fair mark.
ct rallied &c and aftorward fell back, clos
ing lsc below the opening; No. red, cash.
eO'4@sl; March, s09ic; May 2ismS2jsc,
closing at SIZE; July, S0's, closing at sOisc;
December si9s@siil, closing at size.
Connie higher trading fair cash,
46ai@l7c; January, iGc; February, iGHc.
March, i'!.c; May, isS@ls7.c, closing at
4ss.c.
oai.-LovcF cash, oo,fc; May, SOC.
Ryc-Nothing doing. iiarlcy-Firm ~
N'NfHf ~ ifNHAA "AhNAe Nv w NNlllllfAl
Steady nt s2.ii.
lIay-Sicady; prime timothy Si2O0@
1890. prairie, sS.CNdl2.O0
Eggs lpisc. Butter - Firm and un.
changed. Creamery, 2i@J0e dairy, lsdsc.
Professionalism. Pork New, SiiS7 so
i5.uo. Lard, T.Od7.23. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, $500; long clears S.50.clcar
ribs, scr !. short clear, Ss55d1s5ii. Ia.
con-lloNcd shoulders $3.50. long clear,
$50. clear ribs Ss.l0@s o.. short clear.
sSh5mS62ii. Hams Steady; tlO.50di2W
Rcccipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, i6.OOl
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats 10000 bu. rye.
1 900 hu. barley, 5000 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour,O Coo hrlg wheat, 4. 4.
0OO bu; corn, $500 bu; oats, 1900 bu;
rye, none; barley, none
Afternoon Board-Whrat- Weak carly. hut
closed firm and active, February, S0r, nom.
inal: March, sO1lc; Nav, s1Asc. Corn
Firm February, idisc bid March. i7.c
nominal, May 4sisc. oat-Wcak; February.
2pisc bid; May 30Ac bid
kANsAN cry, Mo-, Jan. 30-Whcat- Quiet;
No. ?, cash, 1sisc; May, So bid. no offerings.
Com-Quct; No. cash. f2A,c; February,
t2i.c bid. i3c asked NAV i6sc bid, i0i,c
asked. Oats-No. 2, cash, Joc bid.
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CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 3O.-The Drouer's Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head. Market 10 to 15c lower
for all grades below choice; good to fancy,
a.6o@o.2O steers, $1,000, 80; stockers and
feeders, l.S5@3.35; cows, bulls and mixed,
H,6oS300; Texas cattle, $1.75@330.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments,
1900 head. Market weak and 10 to zoe
$50; light $500@550; skips, $350@49O.
Sheep Receipts, 6,000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market steady; natives So. O0@
$50; western, $4,000 10; Texans, 5000
400; lambs $5O0@625.
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Live SInrk.

Snrrr-Choicc, Ialisc; medium, 3Lm
i'sc common, 1.OO0rl .iO.
L,Nus--t hoice, 500, common 10 good
per head. N 5Od3.OO.
GE,ss CtrrLE-Choicc, 3if@ &C. good, 90
@3hc; fair Ia medium, 2i,M2Ac; scalla-
wags, la@iAc; feeders, light, 2@2Ac;
heavy, 2a.d3c.
Iloos-Choicc light, 500; good, iA.@5G
common. A. .d4tsc
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GENERAL TRADE.


Cons Mru-Sinndard, ia.7OG2.5G pearl,
NO0 roller, S2S,a2po, quiet
OAr MTu-ln half brls, $500 from store
ftOUH--frnm store, common, S3OnNt 3 -.
family. - 2j6i3.50. choice, tJ 5Oa375. fancy,
N0Ntii0. extra fancy fL.j@i.60 patent
a. hN6tS1, steady.
CgAcguHs Soda, extra &C. soda. treble OK
ira, sc; ginger snaps, 5ls@Glsci assorted
jumblcs, iOc.
CR,cRrp Wur,r-in half bfls, sL25 from
store.
lloNiNv ASH GRtrs--From store, t32G
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New York, Jan. 30.-For cotton manu-
features the inquiry was well preserved, and
any stocks were steadily reduced. Advanced
prices were made as follows: Aliens bufies
pink prints, &c; Williamsville A and b So
inch bleached cottons 20 higher; Natchez
36-inch brown, nc; Pocahontas 36-inch
brown, nc; Pocahontas 40-inch brown,
SIC, Lockwood brown, 40-inch, SIC; Lock
wood brown, 36-inch, ne; Lockwood brown,
32-inch GAc. Lonsdales stock closed out and
ordres at value only
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Mules and Horses.

HIoRsrs- Moderate demand. drivers 500
C,ii0, heavy draft s2OO, saddle, ti2i@9OO,
cNtm saddle, s2OOd3o0, plug, SiO@10, Texas
ponies, N5aO.
Muip-Modcmtc demand: 10 10 1917
hands high, ti2j@lj0 i5il To 10 hands
hiph kt5Ofa IgS
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At noon Spots-Dull; prices generally In
buyers favor Sales, l00OO bales, oi which
American, 7,JOOhalcs. Receipts, 2j,UoO bales,
ofwhich American, ~, JO0balcs. Closing quo
tations were ~ follows Ordinary, . 3.iGd;
good ordinary, 6.lGd low middling, Odd;
good middling 5Ad, middling uplands, 5ssd;
middling Orleans, . li-lGd.
Futures opened dull at decline and closed
firm, us follows
THE prices are given In pence and 0iths
thus 49, means i.O53id and sol means
Gl.Gid
Al pm.-January, ASIA, buyers; Jan
unry- February, 637a, buyers February
March. 6.37d buyers March April, 6.3al,
buyer; April-May, 5.lld, buyers; May-Junc,
o i5d, sellers, Junc.Iuly, blid, buycr; July
August, 6iGd, buyers August-scptcmbcr,
6i7d, sellers.
HAvur.
Spo,s-Quict and steady. Trcsorllnairc Or
leans spot, Gsl, futures, for February dcliy-
cry, OF.
Notc-Trcs orlinairc Orleans spot, 6sf,
represents a.. francs for 30 kilos of strict
middliug cotton, llavrc terms. A kilo Is
about ? lbs, or a. % loo kiloS equal 100 lbs
franc s equal 10 2lc.
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COTTON MA RKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
steady, and closed quiet and steady; mid
ding, 1870. Sales, 1,SOO bales, including
100 last evening, Of which 400 TO exporters
and 400 TO spnners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, 0 l.lGc; low
middling, 9l6; middling, 0l3-lGc; good
middling, 10 Size; middlng fair 10 0-l6ci
fair, nominal.
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Provisions.

Hoo Pnopucrs-Q Quiet; mes pork, $1,000
1850 sugar cured hams, NOM ~. break.
fast bacon, il@iikc bulk pork, clear sides,
S,s@si,c; clear rib sides, saSisc; long clear.
1AM7fac. shoulders, Go.
L,up-TgS &c, half brls, nc, kegs, nc;
choice kettle. sis@0c. quiet.
FISH, Maokcrcl, half brls, No. I, 81. 80. No.
2 500, No. 3, t62i; i0lb kit, No. 1, ST. loo;
No. 2. N.i0, No. 3, &ioj. Dry herring, fam.
ily, .hc per box.
Pos fru-Bhs, $3.50, half brl,, 5000
40. kegs, Si2i
fHrsn ME,rs-Cholce beef, hlndquarters
Odsc, focquarior, 86iC. second grade
headquarters, 6c. iocquarlcrs, %. sheep
sc. Hog, 7@1Ilc
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Oil and Turpentiue.

WILMIYGIoY, N. c., Jan. 3o-Turpcntine
Firm at37Hc.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. &c. - Petroleum -
Steady; s. W., 1l0o, 7Ac.
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Ce,,on seed Products.

pmNr CRunE Oii.-32 js@33c; prime sum
mcr yellow, 90; choice cooking summer
yellow, ioc; on summer yellow, 3sc miners
summer yellow, l0C; prime cotton seed
meal, tl5.2jctib.i0, car load lots; less than
car load, SiG.OOdlGJO
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Singc Of the RIxer..

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. q. g Al
MENrliis Jan. 10. 2pm. I
Tho following observations arr taken nj all Na.
lions named al 18th meridian tlmo, which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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LiYe Mock.

or quiet and firm; creamery, 22@32c; dairy,
1920 Eggs, 2O022c.
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A Word About Catarrh.

"li f. the mucuous membrane. that wonderful
semi huid envelope surrounding the delicate tls
sucs Of the air aud food passages, that Caisrrh
makes iis stronghold. Once established, it eats into
the very yitals, and renders lie but a long drawn
breath 81 misery and disease, dulling the sense Of
hearing, immmcling the power Of speech. destroy.
Inc the faculty Of smell, taintInF the breath and
killing the refined pleasures OF taste. insidousy,
ny creeping on from simple cold In the head. q
assaults the mcmbnncous lining and cnyclops the
bones eating through the delicate coats and cauf.
Ing Inflammation, sloughing and death. Nothing
short of total eradication will secure health 10 the
patient, aud hll alternatives are simply pro-
crastiuaici uncrnvs, leading 10 q fatal tcrinln.
alton. sASronb's RADICAL CunK, by Inhalation
and by fnicrnai administration. has never failed
even when the disease has made frirhtiul lnroads
ON delicate constitutions, hearing, smell end taste
driven out"
sANToubs RADICAL CunH consists Of ono bottle
OF the RADICAL CvRr, one bon Of Catarrhal toie
NINf aud one iNrnoyrD lNnALEn neatly wrapped
IN one package, with full dlrcciiong price, hOo.
rorrR DHuo AND CHEMICAL Co, Dosros.
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Bonds aud stocks.

Tho following list T. corrected regularly
and may be regarded o. the latest quotations
BANK STOCKS.
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Groceries.

Rler-louiiiana, O'.@6ic; Carolina, o..
COKE firm.
suoAR-Pure white, GNc. on white, eye;
yellow clarified, 6l.@oAc; open kettle, 81
MoAoi refined A, CSC standard granulnted,
powdered, 7Easc; cut loaf 5slaSo; strong.
CANDiEs-buck, oil FiEos. In brs. pals and
brls, 0h@Dcj fancy assorted 350p4Oc, Arm.
CoffIK-Common, Ike. ordinary, lsc
fair lS1sleci prime Rio, l0i sa2Oc; choice 20
fancy, 2lW22ci 0ldFoyoumont 2sCe30c. duh
sALT-Saglnaw, il3j6li 40 per bril- sis
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DAILY corroY srArrMENr.

lmports-M &CR u, l0i' NJ 4 I n y, l2G J.
u H. ~, N & Il RR X, rs &, q a : w II II, 2J7.
l., \ o 4 TRR II, 100 X G, \ & r n, 49, X
G. VI a BRR, 81; steamer, 6lj; wagons, no. total
i,5bl bales.
Exports-M & g II II, sIG NJ At v Il, 1922 ].
4 n u H. 1924, G, q a WI Il, Go, l., n q d
Il Il, 5l3, total, 4,i79 bales
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New York Dry Goods Market.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. 0.-Wool-Bette
feeling and large sales.
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Arrivals-Rene Macrcady, ST. Francis
river
Departures Adams, Arkansas City;
James Lee. Friars Point; Rosa Lee, 0sceola;
Gayoso, Tiptonville.
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STATIONS

THE virtue Of Pc-ru.na Il shown In the fact
that Il Is equally oiiicacious In all forms Of
disease
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HEALTH is WEALTH !

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Losses and Sperinatorrhca caused by overexcrtion
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We Guarantee Six Boxes

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money II the tresinent docs not eject n cure
Guarantees issued only by John q. West & Co,
Dowdy a Co, Druggists, Sole Agents, Main street
Memphis, Tenn.
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Household NuppIics.

ArrLEs--New York, s3OO@375 per brl;
dried apples, 5d6c per ID from store.
Dried peaches, 5a7c from store
FBlIr-Orangcs, 2.j0@3. 80 per box. lem
ons, $3.0O@3.25 per box. Bananas, $1,000
80 per bunch.
NEoErABLEs-On Onions, S3.00@3.50 per bril-.
81 % per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, $3.50
a37j. Kmut brls, $500 half brls, 500
Garlic Sl.O0 per 100.
PouITRY-Chickens, spring, S2.00d3. Co.,
hens, t3OOM3.25; turkeys, SGOOd0 90;
dressed chickens, 2.JO@3.5O turkeys, l2CIl3c
per 10; ducks, Sj.OO@40o; geese, A.oO@G.O0
per doz
G,Nr-Quail, Si.2j per doT squirrels,
1jcMtl0O per doZ. Ncni-On, whole deer,
5@Gc; saddles, l2lac. Wild ducks, 500 per
doz, Rabbits, 75cCtil0 per do2. Prai-
rlc chickens, SLOOtg5.OO per dol. Wild tur-
keys, 5Otg7br.
PIcRLEs-l}rls, $3.50; half brls. 500.
Mrs. ocoanuts, Si.jO per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 40
&C.; roasted, 2isc higher shcllcd, 1Oc. rc-
cans Texas, Bale.
EGGs-Stcady at 1920
RnsINs-London Layers, 800; layers, $40;
California, 1915.
BuTrrR-lm ttcrinc, l7Gtlsc; creamery, IS
JiOc, dairy, 20Ci2ic country butter l5cl2Oc.
CpEn-Ncw York, $3.50 per brl and $3.50
per half brl.
PorAroEs-Firm, selling at 81 % per bu,
3OO@321 per bril- sweet potatoes 5000
2.2j per brl
NINEGAE-Pcr gal, iO@l5c.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
N,j0mGO0; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee sl.i0d3.0O; Eastern Rycs, Sls5Cg
600, according 10 age aud make; common
whisky, pocdl.lb, according To proof
BAUGING-O6i7c.
Tlr-$l lOMl.l2
snor-Drop, Sl.3j; buck, 500
IEAD-GlsC.
N,ns-lron, 81 iO@2i5; steel, 81. 25@ :. 30.
Powprn-kcg', So half kegs $40 quar-
ter kegs, $3.50.
Toa,cco--Common, 25@35ci other grades,
3i6dS5c
sSrrr- Carrots, slOs5; Ralph's, slo25;
railroad, 1929: Gail a Ak, 500
CoAL OII-Prme white, Wholesale lots
1870 per gal.
llIpp-Dry flint No. T. i3c; No ., Toe;
dry salted, 7hDc green saltcd No. /, ga
6lsci No. ?, 6Cg5Aci green ita0ci shccpsLins,
lbcmtlm.
Vocabulary greasy wool, unwashcd, l3Cd
lsc, clear grease wool, 23bt2jc bury washed
2JGt3Oc; tub washed 33m3jc.
BEEswAX-lSC1 10.
TNLow-5@3isc
FuRs Ann SgiNs-Dccr, 30d 9Sc; bear, 90
AGO, mink, i5Ci l0c; coon, hunter handled,
lbGyl0c country handled, i5dGc; otter,
ti.ma5O0; beaver, 60rMSLOO Wild cat, 1900
2jc fox, l5M75c; mu.kmt, lO@ ljc; opos.
sum, lOCfijc, wolf, jad ~. 90; skunk, i5eI
Zoe; panther, jOcCisl.OO.
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There is no change in the money market
rates continue firm at per cent The de-
mand for loans is met by q fair supply from
the banks
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Chesapeake aud Ohio Route.

Chesapeake aud Ohio Route.
s sFss Ns ,S SSS ann SFs, M9il }
Ripley Ac...." 43O pm SRiplcy Ac...... Si0am
Mail and express trains run solid between Mem.
PMS and Louisville. Pullman buffet sleeper rams
press Three hours quickest time 10 Chicago.
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
Mississippi aud tennessee.
~ Q Mail. - pm .y 0, MALL. aI'i a,S
focal Freight. 7ij am focal Freight. $40 pm
"Thrgh Freight SIS pm sThr'gh Freight Gl0am
Mall trains will not stop at Whitehayen. Horn
Lake, Nesblt, Loves or flag stations.
Mississippi Valley Route H., n. %. CT. R.)
svicksburg Ex 900 am ovlcksburg Elk 100 pm
On. o. Fast Mail f45 pm On. o. Fast Mail 90 am
Louisville and Nashville.
eFas, Mall. 1910 S pm EAST mnl-... 6 Arive,
~ Malt; ;.''"i eI0 am NAL . d0O pm
Standard time
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham.
Morning Trn-ioOo am Evening Trim. 6sOpia
eTupelo Accom-. 4l0p.m oTupelo Accom-. 1000 q. m
Gulf Route kansas City. springfield and
Memphisl.
*. g. Ex..:......l0lb am oK. G. Ex...... hl5 pm
TX. G. MALI. 55Op.m IN. &. Mall. Si5Am
est Louis and est Louis and
Chicago Ex.... $50 pm Chicago Ex.... Si5am
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee Depot
Memphis and Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
Through Ex...lG00 pm Through Ex.... 6.l0am
mail and Ex....l0OO am mail and Ex... alb pm
tsomeryille Ac- ll5 pm tsomcrvillc Ac. SO am
Memphis and Little Rock.
In effect Sept Is, ISL
Leaves Arrive,
Through Pas...llOo pm Through Pas. 9li pm
Through Pas. 63j am Through Pas. 300 lam
oIocnl Freight. $50 am olOcnl Freight. 80 y. IN
eThroh Freight 900 pm @Throh Freight 3Dam
Central standard time.
MOTT Daily. Except SUNDAY.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR CINCINNATI

Memphis aud Cincinnati Packet Company.
CTR BUCKEYE STATE, n. J. <uDo-
- Ninton. Master, will leave from t<1ks.Aaf~
the Consolidation Mharfboat fpot-e~t1R-
Of Monroe a., TUESDAY. January q. At pm TOT
Cairo. Evansville. Louisville, Cincinnati. making
allway Landings, and connecting At Cincinnati with
all Eastern trains. For particulars apply 10 & H.
RUSSELL, q. y. +, Agent Room y. Cotton ~.
change Building JoHs CARR, Passenger Agent
Telephone III
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