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opened at s7hc, sold doVa-to s0]Ic, reacted
TO Se19c, declined toS5ssq reacted again and
closed at s6Nc.
Corn was considerable .klrher early on
light receipts and light oii1({hgs. Later there
was weakness with what and because OF
the large estimate for tomorrow The trad
ing on the whole was not heavy. May sold
at 50Xc, closing at the inside price, July,
55A@561Sc, closing at 65Nc,
In oats there was liberal Increase in trade,
and a firm, buoyant, and-at' times, excited
market was witnessed. TIC ilrmness was
probably due to desire o.. the part oil the
shorts TO cover, the greatest gains being in
the near futures. May opotod at 33Ac, SOLO
up TO 361lc and closed at &c July opened
at 33s<c and advanced to ana closed at 3SNc'
A weakerfeeling developed in provisions
and closing sales were at slight declines Re
ceipts OF hogs were largerAaan was expected,
and prices &c lower. Tradihg in cured prod,
net was moderate and mostly by scapers and
prices we're confined TO a small range. June
pork sold at si4.4061452H and closed at
Sli.45. July lard sold at $s7O@s.72h and
closed at SS.72x. II was reported that ex-
porters were rcselling cash lard in New York,
and fair quantities OF country lard were Of
fered here. July short ribs remained steady
ut S7.7oG7.75 and closed at $775.
The leading futures ranged rs follows;
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing So per $1,000, premium selling New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling Cincinnati ST. Louis aud Louis
vile. demand par buying $3.50 per u 900
premium selling.
Dizziness prevailed at the stock call board
today. There were no transactions, and but
few bids and offerings.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady; sales 1900 bales AT New Orleans,
spots closed firm and futures quiet with an
advance Of point on the old crop months,
new crop unchanged. Liverpool was quiet
without quoiable change In prices futures
steady. Tho New York spot market was
firm with large sales 5,0ss bales. Futures
advanced points, closing quiet and steady.
Hubbard, Price, & Co. say; "Much firm
ness has been shown today, and with slight
reactions good buying kept prices steady
with an advancing tendency. The market
opened at about yesterdays prices, although
the reports from Liverpool did not show the
spirit which was expected as response TO
yesterdays improvement, but even on the
first call stronger feeling was shown and
operators began buying. Prices advanced o
points, partly on covering shorts, partly a..
sisted by a reported spot sale Of 5000 bales
for export, and with only small loss Of 2
points before the close. Tonights quota
tons show gain Of 10 3 points for the old
and new crop months. Rumors OF further
spot transactions were current during the
day, but not officially reported The trans
fer Of June contracts TO August continues on
an extreme scale, showing the presence OF a
large interest In this market"
The Manchester Guardian In Its CONNER
cial article. says "Under the influence OF
the holidays the attendance at yesterday
market was small. Neither buyers or sell
crs were disposed 10 operate largely, except
NJ impossible prices, and the demand even
below the current rates was not large. The
Improvement In silver and eastern exchangr
had little apparent effect. The sales were
small In all departments. Neither In yarn
nor cloth was there an average business.
The market will be closed the remainder OF
the week.
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CorrrI-Common, i0c. ordinary. nc.
fair. lsci prime Rio, la choice 20 fancy, PIC
old government Dh -. strong
Mcr--i,ouis.ana, 5's90lSc, Carolina, CSC
e., quiet
sraAn--Purc white, Ga.c. OF white, Gx6
CSC; yellow clarified. ukd0isc open kettle,
hi.Gt5Ac. ruhnco A, BAc. standard granu.
lated. TIC. plantation gmnulntcd. 7i.c.
powdered. Sc cut Loaf, Ne. steady.
CANNED GooDs--linca apples. 81. Is. Peaches.
he. standard, t2O0, . H.. standard, $3.50
SECOND, ti.5O, lbs, standard, 500. Tomn.
toes, 2 lbs, standard, ti.ON 3 lbs, standard,
tl.ib stmwbcrrics N.5S Rasnbcrrics,
ti.Oo lnackhcrrics, 81 .i0tti.2i. Green cages
t.5aai.sA Fears, ti.2O@i75. Pluma, ti.O5
ai5h Asparagus, f20atl2 -. Green corn,
u. 2itfii0. Green peas, ti.0di.oo. Cove
oysters, fall weight 10, pac lbs, u .0D
Clio. light weight ~, 0o,d6oci 2 lbs
$40 CONDENSED milk, Crown, Sa.55@is5,
Eagle. F.7i, Swiss, t07S. salmon, ti.S1,
sarlincs, 1915; mustard ardincs, $500
Mnckcrl, $50, herring mackcrcl t.2,
CASplrs-Stick, all sizes Ia bNs. pals and
brls, S@i0c; fancy assorted, bWioc; cAtra
s,It"sssinaS, 81 sOai.s5 per bril- Ohio
river, 81. ntfi - pcr hrl; sks, fine, ti35Ci
90 coarse, o.. i0di.l6, pkts, 2a@Ic.
Cnrrr-Ncw York factory, sso, full
cream, i2Ctiac; Young America, i3dlic.
HoArs AND CASpiu-Soap, 3851sc Can
dies, full weight, sAaec.
STARCH 3k@8hc
MoLAssrf-Louisiana, common 20 fair 2
tt2oc prime "a choice, 3J0t3Sc. fancy, 400
4oc; ccntrifugnls common 10 fair, 2Otd2hc
prime 70 choice, 0O9Joc; syrup 2o9fOc
| steady.
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At noon; spot-Quiet without quotable
change in price. Sales, 5000 bales Of which
American, GOO bales. Receipts, ZOO bales
OF which American, 1900 bales Closing
quotations were ns follows; Ordinary, iAd;
good ordinary, 5d low middling 8-iGd:
good midding, 0-i0d; middling uplands
5Nd; middlng ordinary, 7-l0d.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
as follows;
[rho prices are given IN pence and Giths,
thus i.Gj means 5.03.0ld, and 5.Ol means
51-6id.l
Atip.m. May, 6.2id, sellers Moy.Junc,
3 2id sellers June-July, 5.2id, sellers; July.
August, 5.25d, sellers; August September,
b.2id, buyers; cptombor-Octobcr 5.lid,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.Osd. buyers; septcm.
Der b2td buvcrs
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@a4i; January, ois@o.49; February, s,5oS
Gy950; March, 9.03@9.0L Sales, rs, 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
frm middling 9Ifc. Sales, 1900 bales. Quo
tations were as follows Ordinary, 794ci good
ordinary, SIC; low middling &c; middling,
0l1c; good middling 0 l5-i0c.
Futures opened dull and closed quiet, as
follows May, o.39@9.ii; June 9.iO@9.4i;
July, 045@9i6 August, 9.i5@9,i6 Sep
TENDER, 0i3@9.4o; October, s.93@.s9ii No
vember, sss@s.9o; December, sO@9s2i
January, s.so@s.oO; February, o.os@o.09
March, o.i7@olo. Sales 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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ConN Mrur-Stnndard, Sl0j@3.i0, pearl
f2o roller sa3oa35, firm
liEANs AND rE,s-Navy beans, $500. mo.
dunn, SiCj, Stock peas, ii.25 per bu. lady
peas, Sl.55 per bu; black eyes, l.b0 per bu.
oar MT,I-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
ftoun-Frum store, common Sji0tiA75.
family, A.li; choice, $3.50; fancy. $40. cx.
ira fancy, A.si patent, t320a3t0. strong.
CRscgrm-Sodn, treble cXtm, &c, ginger
snaps, bb@Sifc assorted jumblcs, i06tl2c.
CRscgrD WmAt-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
noNINY ANp Gnfs-Trom storc, t3.25.
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HAY-Choics. from store, o5cdii.o0 car
load from lcvee or depot fis50Nai0Jf
prime. store iptaa2 -. car load. from lcyec
or dc .ot. ti7O0disUG prairie, from store,
CpdT0, car load, from levce Or depot 5000
OtiaO0.
llRsN-From store, tio0 from lcvcc or
depot, iOV
CoHS--From store, white, CSC; mixed, Gle,
from lcycc or depot, white. IN bulk, bsc; in
sacks. Ole, MIXED. IN bulk SIC. In sacks, on.
OArs--from store white 80; mixed, 60.
from lcvcc or depot, white w bulk 3sc, IN
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tue Dcmocrnt. OF warren.
rrom the Mem innyIlle New Era

7 NOM IHV WVM IHHNIIIV Wv TTHl
The Democracy Of Warren county, al.
ways loyal and true, will give Bob Taylor
hearty support In his gubernatorial can
vass. Though there were some who thought
Il best for the party that another be chosen,
vet they will bow In submission 10 the
wisdom OF the party in convention and
''whoop Il up" Tor our Bob.
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CmoAoo, Ill.,. May 23.-Thc Dorers Jour.
nal reports. Cattle Roccipis, 1900, ship.
mcnis, 1900. Market opancd weak, gen
cmlly steady. inferior to eaia 3S0d5.OOi
COWS 81 75lt3.5O; stockcrs and feeders, SIS
Gals; Texas steers, $3.50 20.
Hogs-Rcccipis, 1900; shipments none.
Market active, but DC lower than Tuesday
mornings mixed, s5.45CJ51O, heavy, S5.5C
toSs5, light s5.4095.05; pig aud culls, o. "a
Ct5ib.
shccp-Rcccipts 400. shipments, none.
Market Slow Inferior to1eilGs t3ooGtS.7o
Texas siockcu, fi.0O3sto; Texas lambs
| ~. 100 90 per head.
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Nrw YonK. May 2S.-.Woolen goods were
very dull. Cotton goods were moro quiet
for Immediate wants. though for autumn
sales there wns considerable business.
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nm corToN arArrMrNT.

kpoft-M AcRh 8 MATRh g. Ian n
r. sIM&LRRns %. coAswR r. a. X. G.,
Ma n n. %. steamer, O.. wagons 3 Total
- bales
Kxp5ru-M a cRR n. Lam RR,7ii CO
wRR "a Total 2n bales
Fnfurcs opened steady and closed quiet and
steady, as follows May, se29eec, June
oo10oo1 July. Ioo5siooo;. August 1918
0fo.ie. september. e.ss9o7s; October, o,is
40 40 November. ooe8o<o December, e.to
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To use Hodges sanaparlla with lodide OF
Potash, the great purifier lor the blood. A
certain cure for rheumnushl scrotulous al
icclions and all disease. p.,uliar TO females
iclans recommend IL. Take no. other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturer
Nashyille. Tenn. 81 per bottle. Hold at
iIclster's drug store, 2sS Main street.
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"Your Honor, this man was caught steal
ing n box Of Longs Pearl Tooth Soap of q
druggists counter" "Dischargcdl" rosrod
the magistrate. 'ITc would not be human
were he able TO withstand the great tempts-
-
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Household Supplies.

Arrtrs-Nonc In market Dried apples,
ghc per lb from store. Dried peaches no
from store.
fnuir-Omngcs, Mcsslna, $3.50 per boz
Imperial, A.0O per boz. Lemons, $1,000
800 per box. Bananas, ti.oo82.6O per
bunch.
yrorrApLrs--onions, tS.5oQaoo per brl;
t200pcr sack. Cabbage, new louisiana, crate,
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FfsH-.Mackcrcl, half brs, No. I. 1928.
No. 2 sG7a. lob Lit No. 1, tl.ib. No. 2
N.iO. Dry herring, family 2jc per box.
fHrsm MrArs-thoicc beef. headquarters,
a., iutcquhrters, 6ft0c second grade, hind
quarters, &c, iorcquaficf,, SIC. sheep, o.,
Hog, saShc.
Hoo rnopucTs--Sieniy. mes pork, 5000
sugar cured hams, Halo breakfast bacon,
iU4@liac, bacon. clear rib sides, 0a0i.c;
bulk pork, clear sides, sis@sNc. clear rib
sides, s'.ds'sc, long clear, s'.t18,.c, shout
dcrs, GAmGisc.
L,np--1cs, SIC; half hrls, SIC, kcg. SIC
choice kettle, O'.c, steady.
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CmcAoo. H., May %. Trading opened brisk
ON change today, especially Ia grain. The
situn ION IN wheat was peculiar The crowd,
headed by the cudahy element attempted 90
run away from July, and ~ none appeared
20 want that month very bad, there was an.
other tumble 81 about 2 cents. June opened
isc lower than last night aud with this start
that month also sold 20 under last night NJ
~ o'clock. The feature Of the day was the
creased premium Tor December. At the
close yesterday July was 80 over August,
and az noon today both sold at the same
price, S5lsc, aud nj the same tinh December
sold At 70 premium, at SIC where II
opened this morning. Crop qports were q
tribe bearish, but those who keep crop CON
dltions aud the visible supply uppermost In
their minds, believe that the present de.
preston II but temporary. July wheat
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oriaamme was brought 10 the post for
the Brooklyn handicap looking well bod.
iiy; showing improvement over last year.
Ifc ran we'll enough until he struck lame,
which Il said 10 have been a little more
than hall a mile from the start.
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Co,tou Seed Iroduct..

PRIME CRuDE 0u.-3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, 356135c; choice cooking summer
yellow, 3Dtel0c; prime cotton seed meal.
$40 5o6oi70O, carload lots less than car
load sis OOGIlS5 so.
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFfIcE SIGNAL SERVICE 4. 8. AL
MEnIiIs. May %, pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tinns named In the 10Th meridian time, which Il
one hour later then Memphis time:
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Movements al the Leyee.

Arrivals-Rosa Lee, osccola; Coahoma,
Friars Point; John A. Wood, New Orleans
City Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans.
Experimentation Lee Osceola; Coahoma,
Friars Point; John A. Wood Ohio river;
City Of Baton Rouge st. Louis; Chickasaw,
Whita river
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT. NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and steady-M iddling Cot
ton o e-iec--sales Today, 1900 Bales
The Tone OF the General Market
Stsady--Meats Steady.

krrEAL OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May %, 1883.
Money Is in steady demand at per cent
The bank supply is amply sufficient for all
business Purposes
The clenrinr.honso rcnort Is Us followG
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cLEvEL,Sp, o., May G-rctroleum-
ca,aISro ~ s. C., May a'.-Tupentlno-
Quiet at 334c,
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No. x.,I Dvy eeeas Market.

81. LOUIS Mo-, May %-wool-sieady
and firm
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ErcnANnr ornrArInNa

Ordinary, 7Sc; good ordinary, s.iOc, low
middling oSiGc, middliBg, Osi0c, good
niddling oito, middling fair, 40 3.i0c fair,
nominal Dusty, llc 10 ic lower.
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pVPpV seabury's Hydronaphthol Soap, for
btnhi promptly curing all skin and scalp
diseases such as eczema. rlngworm, tot
pIvIIV ter. blotches, black spots, BARRIERS Itch,
rhmlll dandruG scaly eruptlons or roughness.
falling hair etc. etc. II Is highly med
cunut N icated. sweety scented. and dslnfects
NHUULU all sinks, basins. tubs, etc, through
which II passes.
u., Hydronaphthol Pastilles for purify
HAWK Ing sick rooms. closets and apartments
where disease germs Turk When
burned In such places they mpart n
TUECP most delightful odor. which i refresh
ihpon Ing 10 the sick and agreeable TO all other
occupants
cnnnc Mcads Corn and Bunion plasters
uUVDD' quickly reduce Inflammation aud soon
cure corns and bunions thereby bring.
OF ntc al ing relief and comfort 10 thousands Of
" Vto' ~ sufferer
sRABURy & JOHNSON,
nruddictc Sole Manufacturers,
DIu6bloio M NEW York.
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l.oNpoS, May III p,m.-.Thc Bank Of
England gained fAi 900 Of bullion ON bal
ancc today. lar silver i2d per ounce.
Pans May 23.--rhrce per cent rcnlcs S2f,
sos for the account
nASK cLIAntNoa.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2J,-Cloarings, $40, 3o7, o
600.
Nrw oRlE,Ss La, May 23.-Clcarings
si,Oos,3ii.
sr. I.oui-. No, May 23--Clcarings, o., 3ia,
0i0. balances, fl27,0ss.
Nrw YoRK, MAY ~ --Clcahng-, SOL, 703, d.
pO1, balances, Si.16l,772
DALriNoRr, Nd, May 23.--Clcarings, e.
Te0, 60s; balances, S2poiso.
Bostos, Mass, May 23.-Clcarings. So.
02i 1872 balances N,96, 42I.
PHiLApELrmA, Pa, May 23.-Clcarlng,,
5000, 6sl; balances, tl,I0i, 2o7.
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1880. Kraut, brls, $3.50; half brls, $3.50,
Garlic, COO per 100. Turnips, N.6o@i.76
per brl. a, 90. ~.
PouIrny--Chckens spring, $i.5O@s.OO
mixed, $2.50a3.o0 hens, $3.0Og3.2
PrcKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
PorAToEs Firm; old, $250@3O0 per brl;
new, $360@4.00per brl; sweet potatoes, $40
@3.00 per brl.
Eaos---Firm; bxs, I2c cases l2Hc.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3D
&c; roasted, &c higher; shelled, lOc. Pc
cans, Texas, 0Cg12c
RaisINs--London layers $780, layers,
$40; California S2.25.
BurTgR---B uttcrinc, 15G20c; creamery, %
assoc; dairy, 10000; country butter l2@l6c.
CfnER--- Ozark, $500 per brl, and $500 per
half brl.
yIsEaAR.--Per gal, Safe.
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Virginia surely Democratic.
m Inc rhIlndelnhla Time.

There has been very little prospect nj
any time that Virginia would be counted
in the column Of Republican States In the
coming presidential contest. Whatever
hopes Republicans may have cherished In
this respect, based upon the apparent pro-
lection sentiment Of the State, will be
abandoned rs result OF the State convon-
ton held At Petersburg on Thursday. There
are scarcely Republican votes enough 10
carry Virginia " all marshaled In one
party. When divided into two parties,
their Democratic opponents are given a
walk-oyer and the contest Is rs good as
abandoned before Il Is begun.
a.. ss....... ut o.. WI. h.l t.tt..
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Hand. and Ainrll..

The following list j. corrected regularly,
and may be rcgardcd a. the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
steady and closed quiet and steady mIdiling
sp-i0c. Sales, 1900 bales including $50 last
evening, Of which $50 TO exporters aud so
30 spinner
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MisceIIaueOus.


WHISKY 80 Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 .5OtdG 90; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, $l.60g3.0G Eastern
ryes. 81 .S5d600, according 10 age and make;
common whisky, oOc@si.25, according TO
proof
BAGGING---0617c.
TIEs---$l .00Ggll5.
smoT---Drop, si.45i buck, Si75.
LEAD---0lGc
NAILs---lron, $40; steel, 81. 2592.35.
POWDER 80. Kegs, $500; half kegs, 1918
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
arrDs---Red clover, A.75 per bui timothy,
1925 per bu; herds, Csc per bui blue grass,
Si.25 per bu orchard grass, Sl.40@l.6O per
bu; German millctt, Sl.Sj per bu.
HIDFs---Dry flint, No. !, lO@llc; No. 2 ia
Sc. dry saltcd, 5H@7o green saltcd, No. /,
Dc; No. 2, SIC; green, Sole; shoepskins loo
@Si00; irregular
TonAcco---Common 25@35ci other grades,
$50 Soc.
ssurF - CARROTS. si0.s5; Ralphs, slo.25
railroad, Sa25; Gail d Az, 5000.
Coal OiI---Prime white, wholesale lots, l0C
per gal.
BrrswAx--lS@20c.
TkILow-3Ntio.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwoshcd, lOg
i3c; clear grease wool, 2062jc; bury washed,
2Oa50c; tub washed, 30@3Ic.
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NEw YoRK, May 3.-Cofce-Spot, fair;
Rio, firm, i6J.c. Options shade better
but less doing Sales, 03, go bags. May,
GA. iOGtil.CO. June. sI3 s5ai3HO; July. $500
ai3.SS. August, si250sl2GO; September,
tli. s5Ctil. 05; October; sii.5jgii.O5, Novom-
Der Sii. iOaii.45, December, tli40dii
January, $iil00gii.5o; February. til.i0
March, Sii.4O; April. sii.i0@il55.
Sugnr-Quiet, steady; p0' Test centrifu-
cal. 5j1c; molasscs grades, i@iNc; refined,
quiet {, 5jfc; extra G, 5H@5Ac white en-
I'm q, SIC; yellow, . 5-iG@6k OF A. Ga
O i.lOu; mould A, &c; standard A. 0llc; con.
fccliuncrs' A, Ossc; cut loaf aud crushed, Sc
powdered 7c; formulated, 01.c; cubes. &c.
Mola.scs-Dull; SOC test, 9lc Rcc-Stcady
CIxciNNlrI. o.. May 2a-whisky-Stcady;
sales, LOIS barrels Of finished goods ON a
basis OF sis. Buttcr-Easicr fancy cream.
cry. 25c: choice dairy, lGai7c. Sugar
Steady. Egg-stronger at iShc. Cheese
Steady.
CnlcAao, H., May 2S---On the Produce
exchange today, the butter market was In
good demand. creamery, lsd22c; dairy, ~
6t2ic. Eggs--Frm at i3Cgld'fc.
HAVANA, May 23-Sugar-Quioi; sales, EOS
hays centrifugal, 90, for SPAIN at SS.0d)l9
IN
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Cash quotations were as follows

FlOur-Nluict ana unchnngcu.
No. spring wheat, Si@Sl}sc; No. Cred,
sslG@S9c; No. corn, 5G9tci No. oats SiS4U
35c: No. . rye, G5Isc; No. barley, 10c.
Mess Pork-Per brl, $i4.3I H@l4.4G lard,
per 100 lbs, $s.65Gs.67Is; short rib sides,
loose, S.65; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed,
s0O1gG.2j; short clear side, boxed, Ss.lO9
SD.
Rcceipts-Flour, 81 900 brls; wheat, 49,
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu: oats, $4,000 bu;
rye 1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu
Shlpments-Flour. 2s,0OO brls; wheat 49,
coo bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats $4,000 bui
rye, 800 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
ST.. LOUIS, No, May 23-Flour - Very
dull and depressed.
Whcat-Opencd &c below last nights
prices and advanced &c then bccam un-
steady and dropped below the opening, but
again recovered partly. Toward the close
prices ugnin declined, and the close was
about &c below last nights close for july
Trading heavy; No. . red cash, SIC; June,
Ssis6tSss.c closing at Ssi4c aud nominal;
July, IjSCjSjSc, closing ~ @Aci August
ANdSii4c, closing at Soc December sSH
@SJ3.c, closing at SOC.
Corn-Opcned firm and closed l4c higher;
cash, 5lIsCt55c; June closed at 52lEc bidi
July, 12h@ b2jEc, closing nt 629ie; year
closed at 4siE asked.
Oais-lligher: cash. 35es35 Nc; May. IS &c;
June, Sikc; July, 20Ac. lyc--Nothing do
ing. Barly-Nominal. Bran, 1gc. Cornmeal
Firm; SIS.
ilay-firmi prime timothy $lsOO9is.OO;
prairie, S9OOGel3O0.
Inticr-rlrmi creamery, 2O9e2ci dairy,
10000. Esgs-i2Hc.
Pfoyisions-Strong. Fopk-tl5.0o Lard
$3.50. Dry salt meats (boxcd l-Shoulders,
s00OG0.i2il; long clcars. SfI6; clear ribs,
t7.sIlG; short clears Ss.olmSl2h,
Bacon (boxcdl -Shouidcv, $0b0 long
clears $500 clear ribs. 5g short clears.
s.. 75tds.sO. HAMS i0.O11rl2.0O.
Rcccipts-flour 1000 briS. wheat, SO0C
hu. corn. 1000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley. 5000 bu.
slpmcnis-Flour, 1000 hrls; wheat, s. 900
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 39,0Oobu; rye, none;
barley, none.
Afternoon Board--Whcat--Firm June
sc hid; July, Sisc; August s5Isc; Decem
Der, SDiSc. Corn--Dull, bat firm; May, sc
bid; June, 62Acbid July, 629.o bid; August
52Jsc Oats--Stcady; May 35fc June
3l9fc July, 2O94c.
Kansas CtrY, Mo-, May 23-Wheat--
steady; No. 2sofi. sG' &c asked. Corn---Stoady
No. 2 cash, lOc bid, sic asked; juno. 10,
asked; July, J0c bid. Ole asked. OATS
steady; No. cash, 3il.c asked.
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NARY TRorr, Oak Grove, Wis, Ind letter
on her hands for three years; was cured with
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LivcStock.

LAMns-Choicc, $500 common 10 good,
per head, S3.OO@i00.
HoGs-Choice light &c; common, ihc.
C,rrLR-Choicc, 4lE@i%c; good, 4,sc fair
TO medium. 2H@3c scallawags, 5000 per
head.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-29
GERMANY'S NAVAL INCREASE.
The Governmet will Ask the Reichstag to
Build Many New War Ships.

The Governmet will Ask the Reichstag to
Build Many New War Ships.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-It is stated that the
government will ask the reichstag to
sanction the building Of a number Of
men -of-war
II is reported in Berlin that further
extracts fIom the diary of Emperor Fred
erick will soon appear.
The king of Greece visited the kaiser
and kaiserin at Potsdam to-day, and af-
terward started for Vienna. He is accom-
panied by his son, the Duke of Sparta
A liberal journal says that the liberals
cannot make better election manifesto
than Frederick's diary.
The Madgeburg Zeitung says it is in
tended that everything which the late
Emperor Frederick wrote shall be pub
lished before long, but due regard must
be paid to persons still living. The lei
tung also says the emperor's opinions of
eminent statesmen, princes and notables
whom he met, and his reflections there
on, together with his views on pressing
religious and social problems, are the
most interesting portions of the memoirs.
The triple alliance having made over
lures to Spain, Premier Sagasta has in
formed the council that Spain must re-
tain liberty of action.