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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-26
Cry OF SAvANNAH.
BOBBY" BURNS BIRTHDAY.

ST. Andrews Society Celebrates it
With Speeches and Song.
The St. Andrews Society met at Knights
Of Pythias Hall last evening to celebrate
the one hundred and twenty-ninth anniver-
sary of the birth of Scotlands famous bard.
Robert Burns. TIE meeting was fairly
well attended, and was characterized by
good humor and that feast Of reason and
flow of soul that marks these gatherings of
Scotchmen. There were plenty substantials
TO eat and a ''modcum' of hot Scotch to
drink.
Each one present either quoted poem or
sung a song from the works of the Scottish
bard
President j. T. Stewart, who is always at
home ON such occasions, set the society in a
roar with his inimitable singing of the
"Broken Sixpence."
The thrifty steward. Mr.. William Fail
coner, contributed a double share toward
the enjoyment of the occasion. first, bv
providing abundance of good things 10 eat
and drink. and by singing Bonnie Doom, -
as only a Scotchman can sing it. Other
songs followed, ending with "Auld Lang
Syne," when all present joined hands.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-26

DR.. Pierce's "Pellets'- the original Little
Liver Pills" sugar.c1atodl cure SICK and
bilious headache sour stomach, and bilious
attacks. BY druggists.
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MON MITCHELL.

AT the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts Of the high-priced
no els, and save from 81 to e per day. Try
1t and be convinced boston Home Jour
nnI
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Take advantage of reduction in prices of
Overcoats before stock taking by the
Famous" northeast corner Congress and
Whitaker streets
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A PIPE FROM THE POLICE.
Savannah's FINEST" Remember Mr.
George Oh. Gemunden.

Savannah's FINEST" Remember Mr..
George Oh. Gemunden.
The Savannah police have the pleasantest
feelings toward their venerable fellow
townsman Mr.. George Oh. Gemunden, who,
during the past thirty years, has been their
staunch friend. Last night a corps, under
command of Sergt. Owen Reilly, called at
Mr. Gemunden's re- idence, No. 60 Broughton
street, and without ceremony presented him
with beautiful silver-mounted meerSchaum
pipe The pipe is a very large one, with
cherry stem tipped with an amber mouth
piece. On the lid is inscribed; THE Savan-
nah Police Force to G. G. Co. the initials
being in monogram. The following note
accompanied the present:
CITY OF SAVANNAH. !
OFFICE OF CHEF OF POLICE, Jan. % 1888.
GcOrge en-. GeHlWdeR, Esq, SdUGtIHdh, Ga:
My DEAR SIR-The members of the police
force with very warm appreciation of your
MANY kndnesseS to Them and with high and
heartfelt admiration of your excellent qualities
as a man and pubc-spirted citizen, take much
pleasure in presenting you with the inclosed.
They beg that yen will accept It slight
testimonial of their warm esteem for yourself,
and hope that you may live long to enjoy it.
With their best wishes for your continued sue
cess and prosperity, in which ! most heartily
join, ! remain very truly your friend,
h. III. ANDERSON, Chief OF Police.
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Take advantage Of reduction in prices of
OYercoats before stock taking by the
Famous, northeast corner Congress and
Whitaker streets.
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Du Guesclin Division Elects Omcers.

The Du Guesclm Division of Knights of
Pythias elected the following officers last
night:
Captain-W. A. Walker.
Lieutenant-C. a. Cox.
Recorder-W. Orr.
Treasurer-Frank Werm.
Guard--W. r. Leopold
Sentinel--C. f. Broughton.
Installing Oticer-R. +. Harmon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-26

The great Pappoose DC. Cigar is now on
sale at the old reliable cigar store of j. b.
Fernando
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Telegraph to Nicholas Kuhnen, Jan.
10, 1898
Ship Immediately 10000 more Pappoose
Cigars, in addition TO order of 5000 given
Jan. .. Taking so we'll can't keep in stock
JOHN DOsCHER. Augusta, Ga.
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and sell low

We have a large stock, good assortment
and sell low.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once
it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub
pleasant to taste. IL Spothes the child, soft
ems the gums, aIlays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels. aud is the best known
remedy for diarrhpa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty five cents
a bottle
ChildrenS and Misses Button Shoes in heel
and spring heel, cheap at 81, at Nichols
When your lips are chapped, and face and
hands are rough, apply Tetterine. One APP
pliCation cures.
Boys Hats, latest styles, ana prices reason
able, at Nichols
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Jasper Festival Floats are manufactured
by Burton Soc cheap column advertise
ment
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Sweeping Overcoat Sale.

Infants Kid Button wiCh tasseI bargain at
JOc., at Nichols
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Take advantage Of reduction in prices of
Ovoreot's before stock taking by the
Famous northeast corner Congress aud
Whitaker streets.
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A treat in store for smokers at J. b. Fer
nandez'. Pappoose SC. cigar. Buy the box
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at Estill'a.

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING News,
Photograph Souvenir of Savannah, Family
Fiction, American Boy, The Horseman,
SAVANNAH WEEKLY News, Puck, Judge,
Haper's Weekly, Leslie's Weekly, Life,
North American Review for Feb
ruary, World Almanac, 1883, Railroad
Gudes, Boston Herald Boston Globe,
Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Times,
Baltimore sun, Baltimore American. New
York Herald. Press, World, sun, Times,
Tribune, Star, Atlanta Constitution, Ma
con Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle, Florida
Times-UnIod, Jacksonville News Herald,
New Orleans Times Democrat, Charleston
News and Courier, Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette Cincinnati Enquirer.
Telegraph to Nicholas Kuhnen, Day.
export, Ia, Jan. "a.
Ship me at once 10000 more Pappoose
Cigars. They are selling well
JOHN p. CARTWRIGHT,
Arlington Hotel Bar, Augusta, Ga
Tetterine is the only sure cure for letter,
Ringworm, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Chafes,
Itching Piles, and almost every disease of
the skin and scalp. Every family should
have a box. Price SOC, at druggists. By
mail from j. 7. Shuptrlne 81 Bro, Savan-
nah, Ga.
Nichols has Ladies' Button Shoes all widths.
A, b, G.. D. and +, prices 81 80 10 Sc So
If you wish to see something amazing.
go to Shuptrine & Bro. S, lS5 Congress
street, tine depot for Tetterine and see the
rush they are having for their popular and
reliable Garden Seeds.
Jasper Festival Floats are manufactured
by Burton. Soc cheap column advertise
ment.
Ladies' Imperial French Kid Button best in
the city at 81 at Nichols
Take advantage of reduction in prices of
Ovp"ot's before stock taking by the
Famous, northeast corner Congress aud
Whitaker streets.
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If you wish to see something amazing,
go to Shuptrine & Bros lS5 Congress
street, tine depot for Tetterine) and see the
rush they are having for their popular and
reliable Garden Seeds.
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Ladies' Imperial French Kid Button, best in
the city at s., at Nichols
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OK, Pine and Lightwood,
For sale by Il. B. Cassels, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets. Telephone No. n.
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Nichols has Ladies' Button Shoes all widths
A, B, c. D, and +, prices 81 80 TO Sc 50.
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CoRNWELL & CHAPMAN,
l67 Broughton street.
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Heating Stoves.

Boys Hats, latest styles, ana prices reason,
able. At Nichols'
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They Did Not Get All.

tt denotes trace of rainfall
G. n. SALISBURY Signal Corps.
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Comparison OF mean Temperature at Savan-
nah Jan. 25 1888, and the mean of same day for
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ChildrenS and Misses Button Shoes in heel
and Spring henl. chean 40 81. at NichoIs'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-05
EY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds. stocks.

Nrw YoRK, March 3---AIoney on call easy
ut -5l2R per cent; last loan 2 per cent?
closed at 2,a2ls per cent
rfimc mercantile paper. iN@5H per cent.
Sterling exchange dull butstcady. at iSols
for CO day bills and 4S7 = for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds wCrc neglected.
The stock market was fairly active today,
bat MAS again weak and declining through
out most Of the session, and the lowest
prices Of the week wcro reached In many
eases. There was renewal Oi confidence
on the part OF the foreign ~, and bonds on
buying orders made q strong opening, but
the IL r. were bcarishly inclined on the
o. wees from Washington IN regard 20 the
tariff bill, AMI, when the foreigners were
through took hold 81 the market and forced
II down with comparatively light Offering.
The close was quiet aud generally weak at
or near the lowest prices OF the day. AZ
most everything IL lower, but declines are
for frictions only, the largest being y per
cent In Norfolk \ Western preferred.
Railroad bonds were fairly active, but on
lower range OF values, aud generally
heavy tone marked the dealings during most
of the session. There WIS nj feature Of In.
tcrcsi In the trading Whatever. The sales
were tiS0,UOl. The total sales %. stocks to
day were 0S,Jsi shar,s. Closing quotations
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no improvement 10 note in the clean rice
market, the tone being easy and movement
sluggish; rough rice is still dull and easy
lower prices being reported. According TO
the New York Commercial Bulletin, "the
most annoying and confusing factor Just
now Is the speculative coffee deal, and from
the course the market is taking tho idea
seems to be that little change can be looked
for until the longs arc all closed out,
With an improvement in business, thcre Is
less pitching into the Sugar trust, though
feelings of antipathy toward the combine
arc in no way abatod As sugar appears
certain TO he one Of the articles
recommended for tariff reduction. the prop.
ositions placed before Congress win be
watched with closest interest. No radical
changes in values have taken place, except
for coffee, which continued on the down.
ward turn"
In the local market today corn md onts
declined from . TO 2I4c. and bulk pork OF all
grades declined &c. Other articles AN.
chnnVcd
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tons May oats opened at sl9lc, sold down
to 31sfc and closed at 3I%c.
In the provisions trade there was little
more strength than ON any Of the former
days Of the week, and easier turn in grain
encouraged the old bear element to enter the
market and around the opening prices were
Latter there was better showing OF strength,
yet ut the adjournment pork showed de-
cline for the day Of 10c and lard and short
ribs SC. Trading. while the bears were sell
ing &c, quite fair but after the first hour,
when they generally withdrew, business was
spasmodic and slow. May pork sold from
$14071 early down 10 $13.521, and closed at
$1305. May lard sold from $7.75 down 10
S67H, and closed at $40. May short ribs
sold from S7.82X down TO closed at 1929
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CmcAoo M, March ai-Ihc scmi.ryiyal
of speculative trade la rrnin that came With
the npcning uf Mnrrh was ~ thori uumiion.
While the temporary hnigr continued there
was actiylty. bat with thd ryaction and de.
cline IN prices came dullncss About every.
thing nn the foor opened thi. morning al a
tribe hotter prices than fftiny's close, The
tendency II everything vas uniformly and
slowly dovnwarlnnd the eIsniing sales were
., the best figures Of ll,c day Wheat for
NAV stnricd at soEc, sold AZ once 10 s0tc,
AID then In an hour went OF 10 sOH@s0hc.
There was nothing particularly discourging
In the situation; IN fact, ~ fcprlod strong
at present prices by the majority Of the
trade, but still there was apathy and narrow
range IL prices. May rcmaincd ~ SOifc dur.
ing The greater part OF the scs,'on aud finally
closed at that figure.
White corn led upward THURSDAY and Fri.
day; Il led In the decline ioday. Thcopcn.
ing quotations were higher 'han the closing
last night but they were the best ~ the day,
and the tint two hours carried prices down
about frhe volume Of trading was quite
good, bu o concentrated that little outside
attention wa. attracted. May opened &c
higher at 52Hc. declined to o2'.c' and closed
at a2kc.
There wa, a very light speculative trade In
oats, with nothing but the smallest iiuoiua.
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thus: 4.63d means i.Gs-Gld, AMI sol means
5.1-6id.1
At I pm.--March, b.2od, buyers March
April sod. buyers; April-May. 5-3ld, buy
ers; May-June, 533d, buyers; Junc-July,
5.s5d, sellers; July-August, 5-36d, buyers;
August september, 6.36d, buyers; September,
5.s6d, buyers Observation-Disclosures, o.20d, buy
en;
HAvRE.
spots--Quiet and easy. Tres ordinairc
Orleans spot, 0794f; futures, for February de-
livery, 65l<f
Note-Tres ordinairc Orleans spot 0Sf'
represents CO., francs for 80 kilos Of strict
middling cotton, IIavre terms. A kilo Is
about lbs or 46 S5-l0o kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc IL equal TO 20c.
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Mule. aud Horses.

HorsEs--Fair demand, drivers, $i25@l75;
heavy draft, Si55a225; saddle, tljOtg20O;
extra saddle, S20O92Jo; plugs, $j0@05i
Texas poniea S2ogOO common drivers,
T5@i0O.
MuLrs-Fair demand IA 10 Az hand
high, ;0fTii0; az 10 u hands high, SilOg
i25; 10 10 l5lE hands high, si25@lGO; l5H Il
10 hands high, Si50Ulvo.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiot middllng o1.c. Sales, 500
bales, including none last evening. OF which
800 10 exporters aud 80 to splnncrs.
ExcHASog QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, T.i0c. good ordinary. a.; low
middlins, s,fc. middllnS, oHc; good midi
ling, i0,.c; middling fair, 1915; talr, nom.
inal
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LIVERPOOL
AZ noon spots--flat, somewhat irrcglar.
Sales, 800 bales OF which American, 600
bales. Receipts, il0O0halcs OF which Amer.
lean ~, 200 bales. Closing quotations were a.
follows Ordinary, sHd; good ordinary, 5'<di
low mlddling, 1.lOi; good middiing D
ii-iod; middling uplands, b,ld. middllns
Orleans, 6,sd.
Futures opened sleAdy al decline, and
closed steady, a. follows.
lrhc prices arr given IN pence and oilli''
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Tho Now York Financial Chronicle Of
March gives the following figures; Total
visible supply, 1886 0i3 balos against $685.
7Os In 1857. These figures indicate a de-
crease OF cotton In sight Of 1876 bales, rs
compared with the same date Ia 1897, and
n decrease Of isO, 40 bales as cor spared with
sanlc date In lSsD
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Nav long. March 8.-Thcrc was the quic
demand usual TO Saturday, though by agents
the distribution ol receipts ON orders alb
sorbcd a lnrgc percentage 81 the close OF th'
week, shows n very good increase In the dc
mand nj iohbcrs' hands, aud for scasonabl'
mcnts took good quantity. The importa
lions Of general merchandise nc the port o
New York for the week ending March wer
valued at tS51i f03.
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GENERAL TRADE.

CorS ME,L---standard. $40; pearl, 800;
roller. S2ODlg30); quiet.
lIEASs-Nayy, s2.Oogs;75 medium, S24Og
100.
OAT MrAL--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
fLouH--froln store common, s3.uOd320
family. 81 25al50. choice 500 $50; fancy,
si00tti.i0; extra fancy $L3al.JOi patent
$4,000 50; quiet.
CRAcKERs Soda, extra, &c; soda. treble OK
ira, A. sc ginger snaps, 55s6,sc; assorted
jumblCs. lOc.
CR,cErD wnE,r--ln half brls. si.2j from
store.
IloMIsy ASD GnIrs--fTnm store. SS.2J.
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To u.c Hodges sa-aparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous NJ.
fcclions, and all diseases peculiar 20 females.
Rcnovalcs aud lnyiroraics the system Phys
iclans rccommcnd II. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co. manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold az
Holsters drug storc, 81 Main street
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surrr-Choice: 409i1sc; medium, 3N@
3Ifc; common, $i,0JG1.50.
L,MBs-Choice, $500; common TO good,
per head, Si.50@3.00.
GRASS CArrLE-Choice, 3i<@4c; good, 2A
0D3kc; fair TO medium, 2Ila27+c; scala
ways lh@lAc; feeders, light, 2@2Hci
heavy, 2si@3c.
IIocs--choicc lighc, $500; good, siN@5c;
common, 4i4@IiSc
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Lave stock.

Cmc,ao, ILL.,. March s.-The Drore0' Jour
nal reports. Caitle-Reccipts. 1000 head;
shipments, 1000 head: market weak and
shade lower; shipping steers. $J.0O85.l 10
siOckers and fcedrT~. $2.2O6t5 40; COWS, bulls
and mixed, si.SoaJ.j0 Texas fed steers,
ti.iOa 100.
IIoRs--Rccclpts, 1900 head; shipments,
$500 head; market slow; mixed. 5000
$50; heavy, s5.2oa5.5oi light, sLeOa52S;
skips, t3.5OgLS5.
shccp-Rcccipis 500 head shipments,
l.OpO head market steady; natives, $500
$40 western. Sl.s0a5.J0. Texans, $500
5.Ou. lambs, s5.OON0.eO
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.

cotton Quiet-Middiins Cotton, sac
SALES Today, 900 Bales-The Tone
&. OF tho General Market steady--Meats
/. Steady.
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IeeIsiuIs.

If,Y--choice, from store aicGtsi.O0; car
load. from leyce or dopoL sis JOdlaBt
prime, stprc, y)caga'sc ear load from lcycc
or depot, SiT00l3is5G prairie fuDn store,
GOA 5oC; car load from lcySc or depot, 5000
Gi200
DR,x--FFom storc, $780, from levce or de-
pot, sinn1.
from lcvcc or depot, white, Ia bulk, 5ieg
6Sr, In SIS, Gle; mixed. Ia bulk, SIC; In SKIS,
JI.
OArs-From store, while, t3c; mixel, 40s
from levcc or depot, white, ~ bulk. soci IN
SIS, iOc; mixel. Ia bull .3Gc, Ia SKIS, 3Sc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-05

I.oNpos, March Q. 1880 y. m.-Consoi,
closed al i0i i.i6 Tor money, and i0!li for
the account.
P,ris March 3.--rhrcc per cent cnlc-
SO ~ T. for the account
nEnLtS, March 3.--iho statement Of the
Imperial hank 81 Germany shows an Increase
IN specie Of $4,000 marks.
HANK CirARiNos.
NV orLE,Ns. la. March, J.-Clcaring,
ol the banks, u, SsGVol
Nrw YorS. March q.---cloarings, SoS,5ii,
Nv balances Sl.Bib,alS
luIiuonr. Nd. MaWh A--.Clcahnr -,
tlA. 10; balances. f2jd. 10.
,pttrni,. Ia, March !. Clearing,
today, tp.lyis. 81. balances. ~. iilc,s1s. foI
tn week cndcd today e,aypo, $50; balances,
g., 81, 5O0
Cmcvao. H.. March 3--'loarings today
~ Osg 0ss. week. S5tli5. i0O. o decrease 81
per cent. ns compared with the correspond
ing week Lost year.
llostnN. Mas, Mnnh 3.---Clcarings today
were slI. lOi. lyns: balances Si.G,A5s5. For thl
W,rk. Ilrarinr. So ,Os0. 5Oi; balances. $40
s>s sol For the rnrrcapplrling week las
wear. Cloaring.. SDi, ti'c,0so balances, ~,
ss0igl. ar
~. LOUIS Mo-. March At tearing. today
s2.sea, isk balances, fON W. Tits week.
clcarngs. I'll, ~, is2;. baahccs, J,Ho,bii
lat weeks clcariugs, SnJ'th'i balances
~. So. 40. Corrcs ponding Mcck ~ 1875, clear
inr., az, -i3i, s32 balances tipl,oOl.
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many corroN FfArKNExr.

lmports-Ms CRR rs baics. M&TRh ~.
LASRn, % NAL nR ih Co&HwE H.
OIL l.. n oSrR r. a. X g. AL Rh ~,
Kc.M &nRit IT, steamer. a. Wagons. 10 To.
tai. i.os,f l'ales.
E1ports-N6c y hale. a&TRR; ~.
&NRR ips &. o& wR u. 90, steamer,
north. ieS roiai, liza balcs
NEw york.
Spots opened quiet AMI closed easy: mid.
ding. 10 ii.lCc Sales, IS Quotations werc
~ follows Ordinary. o.igc; good culinary,
a., low middling o lSicc, middling. 10 .
iG,s good middling. 10 il.iGo, middling fair,
II 5.iGc; fair, II iSi0c.
FutuTcs opened steady aud closed easy q,
follows MaWh, iO.e1@i09i; April, 1880
1881: May, i0i0. June. iot56ti0tS July,
O.f0s,i050. August. i0.5i6ti052 Scpicm
Der. l0OictioOa. October asoSn n; Noycm
her, n9o@a7i; December n5ieso52, Janu
any, o7s@o.so SALES, 1880 bales.
INV ORLEANS
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet middline. 1916. Sales, s55O bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
s5.lCc. good ordinary, Oi-iGci low mid,
ding. 0,Sc, mlddlins 0iS-iGc, good mid
ding. 10 a-i0c.
Futures opened barely steady, and closed
barely steady, ~ follows MAwh, 0O7@oW'
April. 0.TtansG May, o.si@as5; June
pnicsna5. July, io0j8iOoi August, ons6
nyo. september, % b6ttoa6. October, a3oe
D3i; November p22N02t December. p2l6
pa. January, nai@pa5 SALES, ll.s0o bale.
many nEpoEr ANp tNrrnion uAnKrr.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY simight Kentucky Bourbon,
ti.50Ci0OO Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, i.tOs3Oo, Eastern Rycs, a. $50
400, according 10 aye and make; common
whisky soctgl,2A accorilns 10 proof.
nAooINo- -6Gt7c.
Tirs-ti. iOaii5.
sHor-pron u.sO buck ti.os.
I.nAp-HlC.
Nsus-lron 50 iOS2.ib. steel, s2.ea@2so.
fowpth kcr, IS, half kegs s2''e quar-
Ter kegs. fi50
Hinrs by hint. No !. i2,fc; No. 2 phc,
dry salicd, O's9sl.c; grccn salted No, J, 0aci
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ArrrsL OFFICE,

SATURDAY EVENING, March 0, lssS
Money Is in good supply with rates firm at
3 pcr cent, to all bank customers who re-
cciyc ample accommodation.
a -. .......t a.. a.. foltnuses
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OH md rurnentInc


WILMINGTON, n. O., March 3.-Turpcntin
-linn at SIC.
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Nom Yorh nr, tlood. Mnrhet.

81. touis, Mo-, March 3.-Wool-.Qu
aud unchanged.
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Cotton seed Pred uc,..

PRIME CRupE 0n,-32@33c; prime summer
yellow, 37@3sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 40@4lc; prime cotton seed meal,
SIG. 75lol7.oo car load lots; less than car
load, Sl7.75Ql1e.O0.
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Nrw YoRK. March 3.--Cofee-Spot fair,
lilo dull and nominal at 14l<c: options
opened shade lower, closing 2Oa30 points
higher Salcs. $3.50 bag: March, SiO65a
1918: April, $iO.O@i0.75; May, Sl0.s5CGiO. 70;
June, Si0.25Ctlo 81; July, $1,000 1925; Au-
gust, so.70G0O0: September, S9.0j@00j;
October, s9G)d0G5; November, sg5j; De-
ccmbcr, tO.5J@9OO. Suinr--Quiet but firm;
Bahia 500 centrifugal. ,J' test, SIC; refined
quiet aud steady.
CNcINxArt, o., March 3.---whisky firm;
sales !, 1870 barrels finished goods on a basis OF
500 Butter--Sirong. sugar---In fair de.
mand. Egc--lIcayy and dropping, at l6s
iOisc. Chcc-c---firm.
CmcAoo. H., March 3.--on the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
creamery, 2lCs2sc; dairy, i0ls@2ic. Egg
Unsettled at lGis@lsc.
NEW OgLgASs. In, March 3.-Concc-
Dull aud lower Rio cargocs, common "a
prime, I3k@lGAc. Other articles un
changed.