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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. s,oeL. and Bonds

Nrw YonE, Jan i2-Moncy on call easy
nc 10 ~ per cent; last loan 2 per cent;
closed offered at 81 per cent. Prime mcrcan.
tile paper 6Is@7if per cent
Sterling exchange dull hut steady AT $3.50
for sixty day bills and is0ls for demand.
Government bonds were dull but steady 10
firm.
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market during the greater part
u the day was dullcr than IL has been for
months while the transactions show no zig.
niicancc whatever being nothing but scalp.
ing by the room traders and the fluctuations
were confined within narrow limits. To-
ward delivery hour, however, There was more
animation shown, especially In Reading
which, with jersey Central, moved up about
q point. The general list followed slowly
aud the close was quiet but strong At the best
prices reached. The days Trading leaves
most of the lit small fractions higher, but
the only important changes were declines Of
3. ter cent each In Missouri Pacific aud Fort
Worth 4 Denver, aud nn advance Of like
amount IN Reading. The mlroad bond mar
kct recovered somewhat from yesterdays
hesitation. Sales, Si,5l3,Oo0 Prices were IN
the main strong though few issues recorded
losses for the DAY. The total sales OF stocks
today were lJi, 800 shares. Closing quota
tons.
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Grain and ProYisIons.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. l2.-The grain markets
were almost featureless today, being chiefly
centered I'm the provision market. Both corn
and wheat opened q trine frmer. May wheat
started at S4c, and during the first hour
ranged between S3i7Sc and $3.50, with trading
very limited. Little Of interest developed in
wheat and the scalpers had the field pretty
much TO themselves throughout the day.
In the afternoon the market improved some
what, and closed sI7kc for May, May corn
opened at 53;sc and kept between that fig
ure and 64c until just before the close, when
II reached the highest figure Of the day; May
closing at &c. Oats sold within &c range;
May closing, sac. Provisions opened very
weak. May pork started in l2l5c lower, at
$40 10. The receipts OF hogs were large, and
prices In consequence were from 10 TO 2Oc
lower. A great deal Of pork was marketed
on country stop orders, as well rs considera-
BILE amounts held by local longs. Lard
opened nc of, at 81 90 for May, but instead
OF declining IL firmcd up 10 81 g. May ribs
started In Zoe lower at 81 S1H, advanced To
~ 02R, and broke TO 81 ~. The provision
market recovered from the effect OF the carly
raids, and was back again TO Sl5 10 before
the close of the morning session While
there were large amounts OF stun for sale on
the way down, there was enough buying by
the short interest TO cause the recovery 10
open prices. The market for all the prod
ucts held strong during the afternoon SEES
sion, and the close was considerably above
the first prices. May pork closed at $40 3Oi
lard at " 20; short ribs at - OO@s OH.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened quiet and closed dull mid
ding, 10 7-l6c. Sales rs bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, 97l6ci good or
binary, DC; low middliig, 0 l5-iGc; middling
10 7-lGc; good mddling, 10 ii-i0c middling
fair II 6l6c; fair, II I5iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
as follows January. l0.9sGIio20 Fobru-
AIRY, l037@i0 3s; March, 1919; April, 1857
@lo.5s; May, iO.65@iO.C6, June, l0.73d 1914;
July, l07S@l070; August, 1882; September
10 i0CGl0i2; October, l0.OG6Ji0.0s Noyem-
Der o.02@09i. Sales, 1880 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed steady; middling, 09.c. Sales, $500
bales. Quotations were as follows 0rdi-
nary, s9sc; good ordinary, DC; low mid
ding, o7.iOc; mlddIlng, 0.c; good mid
ding, lose
Futures opened quiet aud steady, and
closed steady, as follows: January, o.72@075;
February, o7s@o70; March, 9.92@9o3;
April, 1905; May, iol7; June, O.27@l02s;
July, i037@@i03s August, lo,33@i o.35;
September, 0.02@00i; October, 055@057;
November, 9l3@0i5; December, o.ii@9.iG.
Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET
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SuoAn-ruro white, $50. off white. OasC6
Ghc yellow clarified, GHmB'.c, open kettle.
ba@bh refined A, $50, standard rrinu.
lated, Ilafg1ssr plantation granulatcd 40
5Nc; powdered, 51ic' cut loaf, 71c; strong.
RcE-Louisiana, 5i,g5'.c. Carolina, Oj.
C1O9sc; hun
CAsptrs-sticks OH sizes, IN boxes, pals
and barrels, Olstseoi fancy assorted, $50 zoe;
| firm.
Scars AND CASpirl Soap, 3a5isc; can
dies full weight, sti@pr.
CnIGsr--New York factory, %; full cream
i3di3lsc; Young America. llc.
CorfEr-CommOn, lsiic. ordinary, 10
fair, l0920iscici prime Rio, 20,s@2ic
choice TO fancy UIfc21; old government
2sCl30c quiet.
sALr--Saginaw s. Sjal 20 per barrel
sacks. fine. 81 aildi 40 coarse. III i0l.i 10
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Iee.lstuiIs.

H,Y-Choicc irm stor'. O0d1jc: car load,
from lcycc or depot So 5151is. prime store;
Sic. car load from lcycc or depot, Si5tt
M. prairie from siorc, CO car load from
lcycc or depot go 00aii.
lluAN-from store, nicatl from lcycc or
depot tis b0Stip.
Coux-from store. white, Ulc. mixed, 500
o.. from lcycc or depot white, IN bulk dl6t
In SKIS 6s6inc.
OAu-frnm store, white. i0if@ tie,
mixed, SON frnm lcycc OF depot, white,
/ in bulk, 3s'sc; In ks, iOy, mixed, In bulk,
| sitsc. la sks D g.
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rat. OF discount from 10 "a per cent The
bullion In the Bank of England has increased
$40 600 during the past week. The proper
ton OF the Bank of England reserve 10 liza
bility Is now 40.16 per cent
BANK CLEARISGs.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 12.--Clearings today
were 1889, 900. IW
New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 12.-Clearings OF
the banks were 81, Sl4, 49,.
New York, Jan. 12.--Clearings today were
Sloi, Os7,567; balances, $1,000, $3.50.
Boston, Mass, Notwithstanding today
were Hi,o7s,252i balances 81, 277Si2,
BALTIMORE, Md, Jang1 2-Bank clearings
today were 5000, 06i; balances, 1892, sO3.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa jon 12.--Bank clear
ings today were 50 092,s99; balances, 81
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Hoo rnlnucu-Quiri, mes pork, go,
sugar cured hams, li4@il'fc; breakfast
bacon, ~ .dl2g bulk pork, clear sides, ~ .c;
clear rio sides, Sac long clear, So, shout.
drrs 0isc.
L,Rp-ricrcs, 5isc hall brls 7Ic, Kegs,
1i.c choice kettle. sidapllc: firm.
fisu-Mackerl, half barrels, No. I, " 80.
81 ii No. .. u 10. No. =, a. %. Dry her.
ring family, IS per box.
rios Far -Barrls, - 10. half barrels
keit ~ kcrs. a. -.
frrsu ME,rs-Choicc beef, hlndquarters,
| q 81 NJ, forc1uaricrs, 10 d.. second grade
hindguaricts, ~ focquaricrs, %, Sheep,
NJ. Hog, 5@5,Ec.
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General News.

ScntFah NeWss
LIGHT rains.
BUSINESS dull
CLOUDY aud wet.
THREE boats leaving today.
The Tennessee and Cumberland rivers are
rising
THE Ohio leaves Cincinnati tomorrow for
this port.
TnE U. F. schenck is due down on her way
10 New Orleans.
TnE steamer Utah is on her way from New
Orleans TO st. Louis.
TnE Commonwealth leaves Cincinnati to-
morrow for New Orleans
TIE Eugene will arrive this evening and
leaves again tomorrow for Arkansas river.
DuENG the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here fell four
inches.
CAPT. JONI ii. STEWART, former well
known steam boatman, died at Pittsburg on
Monday last.
TIE new Mary Houston Is on route from
Cincinnati 10 New Orleans She should pass
here Monday.
The Gayoso, Capt. W. p Hall leaves to-
dhy for Tiptonvillc and all way landings on
the upper coast.
CAPT. HARRY CRANE, late OF the w. III.
| Cherry, has been appointed 10 command the
| tow.boat T. NJ. Norton.
PIl0r Dawson, OF the tow-boat Josh Cook,
| fell overheard at Sewckly, on the upper
Ohio river, and was drowned.
The Desoto passed Louisville yesterday.
| She should arrive Monday, and leave again
Tuesday evening for Cincinnati.
THE james Lee leaves this evening for
Helena and Friars Point. Capt. Ciaggctt
commands, with VIM. Ashford in the office.
The Rosa Ice, Capt. Henry Cooper, leaves
this evening for Osceola and all way points
on the upper coast. VIM. Smither is her
| clerk.
TIE Thomas Sherlock, from Cincinnati.
passed 10 New Oi,esns yesterday with full
load She put OF about 100 soycs and lot
OF sundries.
TIE fare from Madison TO Louisville, in
| Guiding meals and statc-rooms, is now VI,
owing 10 the fight Of the Minnie Bay and the
Louisville Mail line.
TIE Kate Adams, from Arkansas City,
brought III bales of cotton, 1850 sacks OF
cotton seed and head Of cattle. She went
back last night with good trip.
Carr. RoBERr W. WISE, superintendent OF
the Memphis and Cincinnati Packet com.
pany, and Capt. James D. Parker, secretary
OF the same company, are in the city.
| THE Buckeye State, Capt II. J. Vinton
arrived from the Ohio river at 3 o'clock last
night, with about 400 tons Of freight includ
ing 1900 barrels Of salt, $50 barrels u -four
600 empty barrels, 200 packages OF furniture
30 barrels Of potatoes and 2l0 sacks OF cotton
seed. She leaves again this evening for Gin
cinnati and all way landings on the Missis
sippi and Ohio rivers. The popular Gcorgt
W. llcndrckson has charge Of the office.
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pockets, blcached, "a 25i mixed, barrels,
$40 so; mixed, 2Ag1c.
CANNED GooDs-Pine apples, VI 2591 80.
Peaches, 2 pounds, standard, 81; 3pounds,
standard ~ IS; seconds, 81 10. Tomatoes,
2 pounds, standard, $l@l To- 3 pounds,
standard 81 25ql 80 Strawberries, 81 90.
Raspberries, 81 90. Blackbcrries, 81 l5Cli 25.
Green cages, 81 759i 10. Pears, 81 1902 25
Plums 81 854l 70. Asparagus, 81 1905 %.
Green corn, IL 25@l i5; Green peas, " 600
I55. Cove oysters, full weight, | pound, 81;
pounds, 81 65@l 75 light weight, pound,
G0G65c; 2pounds, Si@l 10. Condensed
milk. Crown. s. 1908 So: Eagle, "a 75
Swiss. s. 70. Salmon, So. Sardines, 80 10;
mustard sardines, s., Mackcrcl, ii 90;
herring mackerel, u %.
MoLAssEs-.Lousiuna common TO fair, $50
30c prime TO choice, 35@i0c; fancy, 439i5c;
common TO fair, 20a25c; prime TO choice, 2S
0y33c; syrup; 20645c; steady.
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Live sfock.

CmcAGo, H., Jan. i2--'rhe DroNrf Journal
reports. Cattle--Rcceipis 1900 head; ship
mcnis none. Market steady, with brisk
trade; natives, 81 25Cf5 90 steers, S227fg
7o COWS, bulls aud mixed. " 1905 %.
Hogs-Receipi,, 5000 head; shipments,
not reported. Market hciiye, slow and I'M
settlodi heavy, s. esCa5 40 mixed. o. 35d
Oto light "a 1905 10; skips, 81 ssCi5 10.
shsep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
nat FasatisA karkai Sra and kiskar ~.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Corv MAJ. STANDARD, g 7o9a 49, pearl,
81 NJ. roller, a. sbGt2 10, firm.
BEANs-Navy, " 20; medium, g. 90
oar MrAL-ln half brl-, rs - from store.
fioun-from store, common, " 3Staj ~;
family. ~ 75taj ~ choice, ~ aCti o.. fan
cy ~ 1904 2i; extra fancy, ~ Sj9i ~,
patent, A S,tfb. firm.
CnAcgEns Soda, extra, &C.; soda, treble OK.
TN, i'Gc; ginger snaps, 6h@d'sci assorted
jumhlcs, l0c.
CuNcKrp wurU--m half brls, 81 Is from
store.
HouixY AND Cars From store, ~ -.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed quiet; middlinG 0 li.l6c. Sales, $50
bales, including $50 last evening, OF which
900 to exporters and $50 10 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary nominal; good ordinary, 5 l5'l0ci
low middling, o7i6c; middlng, 0 ii.i6ci good
middling, 10 i-iGc; middling fair, 10 7-lGc;
fair nominal
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AZ noon spots-Firm; demand fair sales,
1900 bales, of which American, 500
bales. Receipts. 1900 bales, Of which
American 1900 bales. Closing quotations
were as follows Ordinary. . JlGd; good
ordinary 5lGl; low middlinr. 5i.d good
midding, SD; middllng uplands sd;
mildling Orleans. o il-iCd.
Futures opened quiet aud closed steady,
o. follows
lThe prices are given In pence aud Giths;
thus; % means I 0J-Gid, and . OIL means
o IBld.l
Atlp'm:-I January, 5 Ssh, values; January
February; ISL. values; February. March,
Sol, sellers Marh-April, . sd, values
April. MAY, 8 3D1, SELLER, May-June, Q Aid,
sellers Junc.July, iJd, sellers; July.Au-
gust, 8 iid, buyers; August-scpiembcr, i5d,
buyers.
HAvnE.
spots--Quict AMI steady. Tres orllnairc
Orleans spot, 67iiG futures, for February de-
livery, G1Ai
Noic-.Trrs orlinairc Orleans spot, Gsf,
represents az. francs for ~ kilos OF strict
mlddling cotton, Havrc terms A kilo Il
about ? lbs, or 4, 3b-lO0 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc II equal To 20c.
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Mule. aud Horses.

lIonsEs-Modcmte demand; drivers, 500
6lJ0 heavy draft, S9Oh saddle. si25ma0
extra saddle s2OOGJOOi plugs, Si0S7j. Texas
ponies, $4,000
hands high, sl25@ljo; i5Il TO 10 hands high,
iJOMiS5.
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Miscellaneous.

wnIsKY-Strnight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according 10 age and make; common whisky,
ooc1Dsl 10, according TO proof.
BAGGIHG--0t17c.
Tirs--sl l0GJl l5
snor-Drop, 81 IS; buck, 81 90.
LEAD-6lgc.
Nuls--Iron. 81 i0a2 ~; steel, 81 2592 80
PowprR-Kcgs, s.; half kegs 81 70, quar-
ter kegs, ~ 80.
Toicco-Common 259S5c; other grades,
3Jll SIC. .
sSUrr--Garrcts, $40 IS; Ralph's, $40 25;
railroad 50 -; Gail & Ak, o.
Coal OII-Prme white wholesale lots,
l0Iec per gallon.
illDEs-Dry aint, No. I, 12IIc; No. 2, oIic;
dry siltcd, 71Dc; green saltcd, No. ], $40
6lsc; No. ., Sc; green, 4g5c; shcepskins, i5c
MSl.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 1870
isc; clear grease wool, 23g25c; bury washed,
20C930c; tub washed, 33G35c.
BEEswAx-lSc.
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New York, Jan. I2-With large num-
Der OF buyers there was good inquiry for
bleached cottons, prints and printed fabrics,
dress goods ginghams, seersuckers and other
specialtcs, with very good quota Of sales
reported,
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ysot.'

ST. Lorfs Mo, Jan. ~ WOOL Quiet and
steady; mwashed brigbt medium, i0@23,fc;
coarse braid, 1902 low sandy, iO@lsc.
line light, Isolde, fine heavy, iOdi7c; tub
washed, choice, 3Slic; inferior, 30 32c,
sacks, iOCai5c.
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DAILY corroN srArEMENr.

lmports-M & g. II. r., 10 bales; VI. 4 I, r. r.,
| l5j; J.. & n. X. r., az N. Il L. X. H. r. IL; G.,
q. IS. W. u. r., 81; L., y. q. a 4. II r., lhli
X. O.; An Il. H., l2li steamers, i5l wagons 90
ExportsgM &o.RR, 2sa bales " < T. Il. r.,
| 1otal ggjG balcg ~
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John swinfon IN.

NEw YoRR, Jan. l2.-John Swinton is
lying in a critical condition at his residence
in this city. lie has been suffering from
erysipclas for week.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Move,neu,. n, thc Leyee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Thomas Sherlock, CINCINNATI Buckeye State
Cincinnati.
Departures Adams Arkansas City
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
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THE GREAT REGULATOR !

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Liver Regulator. won
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by pure. sterling merit.
II takes the place OF a
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In its action, and can be
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Live MOCK.

snEEF-Choicc, &c; medium, 3k@3lEci
common, tlG1l 80.
L,Nus-Choicc, s.; common 10 good, per
head, 81 50Ot3.
GR,ss CArrLE-Choice, 3If6ic; good 2A
@ai.c; fair to medium, 2.eo2kc; scalla-
ways, lE@lNc; feeders, light, 2@2,8c;
heavy, 2AG3c.
IIoes-Choicc 5@5Ici good; D.@5c;
common Ii.GltGc
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OIL aud TnrpeniIne.

CLEVELAND, o., jan. - -Pcirolcum-s. W.
iiOo, 7Ac.
wtNrseroS, n. c., Jan 70 --Turpcntlno
-firm at 81,
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRUpE OIIe-32l SCD3]c prime sum
mer yellow, 40c; choice cooking summer yell
low, i0c; OH summer yellow, 3Sc; min
crs' summer yellow, i0c; prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 95Cll5 90 ear load lots; less than
car load SlOmlOJO
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PAnis, Jan. i2-Ihree per cent rcnlcs. SIT
2lic lot the account. The weekly statement
Of III, Bank u France shows decrease OF
o'Hoo 600 fmncs gold aud i06, 900 francs silver.
LONDON Jan, IA p.m.--Consols closed
at lO2 1916 Tor money aud 100 i5-i0 for the
account United States bonds---ts, 1879 aifs,
| l0L The Bank VI Ensispd hssIs.llan..lli.
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Inialliblc Neuralgia Cure, the only infallihlc
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. RanRum Root Medicine
cents per box.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. FRIDAY JANUARY 49, 1888.


tives, IS 1904 rs; western, "a o5@5 90; lambs
80 90.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE q. 2. A.,
MENrIiis, Jan. II, pm. I
The following observations are taken 1t all sta.
tiOns named NJ 18th meridian time which Is ono
one hour later than Memphis time
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--M iddiins Cotton. o ll-iec
Sales Today, 1850 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market Steady-Meats
Quiet.
APPEAL orrIcr.

THURSDAY fNhNlN"i jan H. iooN
Money continues plentiful and firm, rates
being per cent. Tho banks are discount
ing all good paper presented.
The Clearinghouse report Is rs follows:
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Groceries.

Nrw YoRK. Jan. i2.-Coticc-Spot fair rio
dull and weak NJ Use. Options heavy and
lower, early closing steady. sales, %. $50
bags. January, Sii SGli 20, February,
al 35GtH 90 March, ga 1OMll 20.
April, sil O56til 10; Nav, sl3 godii %;
June, si3 5jai3 90 July, Si3 400
10 Oh. August, 80 lOmi3 -; September,
sl2 06i9 ~, October, Si2 70dl2 IS. Novcm.
her, Si2 OOCti2 IS; December, so b5Cal2 ~.
Sugr-Dull aud more or less nominal, fair
refining quoted at SIC; refined, quiet and
steady: or A, 6i4M63lC, mould A, nc;
Molasses-Dull and unchanged. Ricc-firm.
NIwOnLrANs, Ia, Jan. 2-Rlcc-Actiyc.
firm and higher at lif@5'sc. suRar--Activc
and finn; open kettle, choice, bhc prime IA
strictly prime, 90; fully fair, ilsc; ccntrifu'
gals, choice white, 67.lGc; choice yellow
clarified, $500 ll.l0c; prime yellow clari.
fled, 5ktd5 1916; on yellow clarified, 3 H.
Ice: seconds, 4as@5Hc. Molasscs Steady;
ccntriugnls IN good demand; strictly prime
10 choice 22g2lc; primo 10 good prime, 100
~. Othcr unchanged.
CiNctNNArf, Jan ~. --Whisky-Firm: sales,
i.Opj barrels finished goods ON basis oI
Al O5. Buttcr-0ood demand. Sugar-fim
llogs--Wcak common aud light, 81 SO0i
-; packing aud butcher. kD i6@35O, re
ccipts, 4, 400 shipments, ESQ. Eggs-Dul
ut i7IE@iSc. Chccsc--fim
CmcAao, Jan. i2.--On the Produce OK
change today the butter market was pncti
cally unchanged; creamery 22@3lc; dairy
10000. Eur-0@2sc.
IIAvASA. Jan. 2-suyar-Quei; ccntn
fugal, 90 Vt saEua 3J5N
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Cash quotalions werr as iollows


Flour-Quict, steady and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat TIH@U1Ic; No. 5
spring wheat, 6sJ.c; No. 2 red, SIZE; No.
corn, 4sssc; No. oats, 81 IEc No. rye,
02c No. . barley 13GS3c No. flax seed,
81 lilEal 40; prime imothy seed, az A.
Mess pork, per brl.. 80 Iclgl4 10; lard,
per 100 lbs, ~ 40; short rib sides, loose,
IL 7Od7 ~ dry saltcd shoulders, boxed,
s. 0OgG 90; short clear sides, boxed, Is 100
4 Is. N
Receipts--Flour 5000 brls.; wheat 25.Oco
bu.; corn, 10000 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.; rye,
loo bu.; barley, n 900 bu.
Shipments-Flour -, 90 brls.; wheat, "a, .
900 bu.; corn, 1900 bu.; oats, O0,0O0 bu.;
rye, 5000 bu.; barley, A.ooo bu.
ST. Louis, Mo, jan. i2.-Flour-Un-
changed and quiet.
Whcat-Opcncd steady. and ranged
throughout the session with 'lc, closing firm
AZ yesterdays figures. No. red, cash, s2c;
| January. 81 E@S2Ac closing at Size; Feb
ruary, so IA s3a.c, closing at s2j.c; May,
sjoJs5j.c, closing at $3.50 bid.
Corn-Strong; cash, 473,@ lsc, closing az
| iThc bid; February, closing at i5}sc; May,
| i05s6J50c, closing at 50l.c.
Oais-t'irm; cash, 32c; February, Size bid
May, 32kc.
Ryc-Littlc doing.
Barley-firm, 1OCtTLc.
| lfun-lsuMfFt Nhid0lCs
CornmcAl-Stcady, ~ 40.
Hay-llghcr prime timothy, tl3@isi
| prairie sSlgi2.
Egv--lOlsc Butter-Unchangcd cream
cry, II 800; dairy, isa2Gc.
Provrions-Weak. Pork-Now, Si5 90.
Iard-H l5 Dry salt meats-Boxcd shout
dcrs, s. s7ifm6; long clears, " 67,S; clear
ribs, " l7isCt7 IS: short clears. " s7IfGIs o.
Dacon-lloxcd shoulders. o. co. long clears,
- 80. clear ribs IS 67ls; short clear, s. IS.
lIams-Stcaly; $40 25mI2 90.
Receipts-Wheat, 1900 bu.; corn, $500
bu.; oats 32,O1O bu.
Shipments Wheat, 5000 bu.; corn, 81, 900
/ bn. oats. 1900 bu.
Afternoon Wheat Firm; January,
| si7,c; February. s2i.c; May S.c June.
s5Ac Corn--1ighcr January, i7Isc febru-
ary,' 45jsc; May 5Oilc Oats-Dull fcbru-
| airy, - isc May, 32isc.
Kansas Cirr, Mo, Jan. i2-wbeat -
| Steady; No. soft, cash, s0iSc; May,
| s29Ic bid, Sii.c asked. Corn-Quict; No. ?
| cash, l3c May, i7Isc bid, i53.c asked. Oats
| No. . cash, 2sI.c bid.
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The following shows the amount Of grain
received. Withdrawn and IN store By regular
elevators, a. reported 10 the Merchants cx.
change today: Torn Withdrawn, as bu; In
storc, i2,Gi5 bu Oats received, i,l22 hu;
Withdrawn, 1855 bu, IN store. fi.i73 bu.