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State Fair Visitors

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Wrought Steel Ranges.

Of fuel, Including natural gas. Send for lis. of
references. Heating stoves for natural gas.
Howe ventilating bsse-burner. Do not buy
till you see it. Happy Thought cast ranges
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FAIL style hats the cheapest at Seaton's Hat
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R7KTNg
ABSOLUTELY j r

For quick raising, tie Royal Baking Powder is superior to all other lavening
It's absolutely pure and wholesome end Of the highest eavenng power. 1t
s dways uniform in strength and quality and nevera falls o make light sweet most
paatable and nutnive food Bread, biscuits, mullins, cake, etc, raised yHh Royal
Baking Powder may be eater hot without distressing results to the most delicate
digestive organs 1t viii keep in any climate without deterioration.
Prof H. A Mott, Q. S. Government Chemist, after examining officially the
principal baking powders Of the country, reported:
"The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found tin many
tests made both for that company and the United States Government
because of the facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly prc cream
O. tatar, and for other reasons dependent upon the proper proportions cst The same,
and the method of its preparation, the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
pur@t and most reliable baking powder offered t the public.
"DR. HENRY A MOTT, PHI D."
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A GOLDEN
TRoNE-GREHNE.

Special to the 1ndianspolis journal
FRANKFORT, Ind. Sept 19-Last night Nr.
P. B. Trone, of Peru. and Miss Nora. daughter
If Col. John b. Greene, were married at the
home OF The bride. A large number Of guests
from Indianapolis and other cities were pres
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. stock. ana nona..

NEw YoRK, Feb 0-Moncy ON call easy
nt 26tt per cent last loan . per cent;
closed nj 2ei3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Sal per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady NJ 4S3h
for sixty day bills and iS54 for demand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady.
State bonds were neglected.
The stock market while dull displayed
undouhtcd strength TODAY, and that In the
face Of uninyorable adVices from several
sources, aud prices are left fmctiOnnlly
higher In most eases The news OF the morn
ing was calculated TO have a very depressing
eject upon values, aud the reports from the
other side Of the water caused free selling by
European houses, but there were support
ing Orders IN the market and more general
commission orders than have been placed ON
any dag during the past tx months. The
extraordinary demand for stocks In the loan
crowd aud the liberal borrowing indicated a
very heavy short interest In all thc active
stocks, and purchasing for both sides of the
account kept the market slowly moving
upward. The later adviccs. from Europe
| had a rcas.uring effect upon the foreigners
/ and they became buyers, while the uniayor.
/ able aspects of the Reading strike aud the
/ railroad war In the northwest. whose
| ner'encss indicates that II will be- 81 short
duration, aud little effort was made upon
| the stocks most interested. There was large
| inside buying VI Western Union on thc
ground oi a heavy Increase In the carnings,
! but the other Gould stocks were not 20 tirm,
aud considerable impression was made upon
| Missouri Pacific. Its positively announced
that Mr.. Gould will return. ns % iirst stated
by the middle oi March Instead OF April. ai
published this morning. A ilftn tome marked
The dcalings Tor She entire day, aud the clo'
was duh but firm ~ about the best price
pachcd. final prices uw Irregular, bu
rcncmily higher AMI only lraciionnll,
changed, except Manhattan, which y w A.
per cent.
Railroad bonds were quiet Salcs. ti.i22
O0o aud Tor thc iirst time in many week
the market was positively weak though th
declines VEN not rcncmlly iur imporlan
amounts. The total sale. Oi stocks toda
were no., lGi shares, Closing quotations.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Si.6O6J0OO Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tennessee, Al 100000; Eastern Ryes, sl.S1@
Goo according TO age and make; common
whisky, 0OcGl.l5, according TO proof.
BAGGING--t(d1c.
TIEs-tl. l0@l,i2.
snor-Drop $780, buck, $l.Go
LEAD-6lsc.
NAns-lron, S2iO@2l5 steel, 80. 25@2.30
powDEn-Kegs, ST. half kegs, S2.75; quar-
ter kegs, $3.50.
TonScoc--Common, 25@35c; other grades
35CIS5c.
sNurF-Garrets. sl0.s5; Ralph's, $i025;
railroad, 1925; Gail & AK, $500.
Coal 0u.-Prlmo white, wholesale lots,
i09c per gal.
HiIprs-Dry flint No. I, i3c; No. ., 1oc;
dry salted, 70r0c; green salted No. ], 6hm
04ci No. 2, 6g5,.ci green, i@5ci sheepskins,
l5c0tsi.OO.
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashcd, l3@
isc, clear grease wool, 2]td2jc; bury washed
20G30c; tub washed, 33@J5c.
BEHswAx-iSCI2Oc.
TALLow-36l3kc.
FuRs AND SKIas-Deer, 30G35c; bear, ~ 90
@7OO: mink, 15@i0c; coon, hunter handled
l5G7Oc; country handled, 10000: otter
si.OO65 90; beaver 50c@S.00; wild cat, l5ta
25c; fox, l56t75c; muskrat, l0tdl5c; opos
sum, l0O1l5c; wolf, 50cGS20O; skunk, loo
Zoe; panther, 50c@Sl.O0.
sErps-Rod clover, $L75d5.25 per bu
timothy, 1925 per bu; herds, 506D55c pei
bu; blue grass, sl.2b per bu; orchard
grn-s, $i.iO9L5O per bu; red oats, 4s9JoC
per bu.
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Articles. Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.

Cash quotations were a. follows
Flour-Dull, neglected and without quot
No. 2 spring wheat 70.@77,Ic; No. 3
spring wheat, 0G6tG7c; No. 2 red, 104@Ipisc;
30. y corn, 4sc; No. oats, 20d30c; No. .
rye. Cos; No. . barley, si@s2c; No. iax-
SEED Al IA. prime timothy seed, $40.
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, Sii.30Caii.40 lard.
pcr 100 lbs, E.77iSc95.S0; short ribs, loose,
E.6N dry saltcd shoulders, bowed, S.Oog
COS short clear sides. boxed, ts.0Oas.00.
Roccipts-Flour. 20,O00 brls; wheat, 10000
bu; corn. lll,OOO bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1890 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
Shipments flour, 1900 brlS wheat IT.
900 bu; corn. o., 600 bu oats, l0l, 900 bu; rye,
1000 bu. barley, q ooO bu.
ST. LoUr. Mo-, Feb. 0.-Flour-Quiet
and steady.
Wheat FIucluated IN n small range In a
very narrow market awaiting news from
abroad: No red, cash, sidSli &c; March
5Sisc, May, SlmS3itc, closing atsjIsci July,
| sol .Gis0ftc. closing ut snAc. August sOlsc
Com-Easler; cash, co. ,dl6hc; March,
l0,.c, May, 4sl6@is,sc, closing at iSNc;
Oats-HiTcly steady, cash, 30W30ac, May
3Olfc. Rye--Nothing doing. Barlcy-Firm
at s0@gsc. Dran--sioady, 10. Cornmeal-
| Firm. S2.t5
iiay-Unchanged; prime timothy, $1,000
lGOO. prairie, SsOOail,0 90.
Epts-2lc. nuticr- Firm. but unchanged;
| creamery, 2lC130c; dairy, lsCa2hc.
Proyisions-Firm. Pork-Ncw, $500.
Lard. AS. Dry salt meats - Boxed
Shoulder. ss.55@GOo. long clcais S.37iECl
ia. clear ribs, s7.50@76ab; short clears
=. 5baSOl. nacon-iiOXcd shoulders, $50
long clears, ss2,; clear ribs, tsSi 't9s'fo
short clear. ksOo. 1lnms -ii0.5O6ti2OO
Reccipts-Fiour, fOv hrls; wheat, 300
bu. corn. $4,000 bW, oat., Op,OOO bui rye
400. barley 2i,O0O bu
shipments-Flour, 1000 hrls, wheat, ~,
COZ hn corn, $500 n OATS, 700 bui rye
600. barley. b.Ooo
Afi.rnson Bnard---Nhoat-Wca and ~
IA 50 OH February sViic nominal; March
SO askcd May, s2Aa June. s2Ec MONT
mai. luly. SIC bid. tom-lchruary, 40
lid. March, i0'sc bid May i5jsc Oats
Easy. NAV. aONc
K,xs,s CRY, Mo. Feb a. Wheat -
steady. No 2 soft cash. IA bid MAY
DiIc lid Sic asked. ton--Stoady: No
cs.b. So hid, l31sssskod March, Sc bid
. NAV. lGt.c hid. l7c Askrd Oals-No cash
10 asked Ryc-No. cash. Onc bid.
NV Yorx. Feb. o--fhc visible supply q
,r6n Saturday. FcbFuary I. a. compiled b
H. Non Work producc exchange, was q
follows Wheat, a. wnum In, decrease
40 eys bu. oals. 5.tol,6s hu. dccrcas'
io5 IN bn, rye. 98l AS hu increase n, n
In harley. 5nn.i 40 hr. decrease, C0G2Db,
Nrw YonK. fcb. 0,-.stoch. oi grain Ia stoI
February a Wheat tblsHA bu, corn, J
COS. rs bu. oats. i,alLi2 bw rye, lO.3eO b'
barley iii,b'2hu, malt lbs, iii bu.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY. FEBRUARY r 1888.

l1.lOc. Sugar-Dull and wholly nominal
refined, quiet; OLA, 9 1916; confectioneIs A,
colo; powdered, 7H6173lc; graduated,
&c; cubes, 7h@7.3ic. Molasses--Dull. Rice
Firm.
New ORLEANS, La. Feb. 6.--Coffee-Dull
weak and lower; Rio, 15@lSc. Sugar-Easier;
open kettle, choice, 5c strictly prime, 4Kc;
fully fair TO prime, 4s46J4 1876; centrifu-
gals, choice white, 6skc off white, 6ls16Hc;
choice yellow clarified, SIC; prime yellow
clarified, SIC; of yellow clarified 8 9-16@
5ssc; seconds, 4}8@5ssc. Other articles un-
changed.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 6.--Whisky -Active
and firm; sales of 2,02s barrels OF finished
goods on a basis of $l.08. Butter-Firin;
fancy northwestern creamery, 33@3ic; extra
Ohio, SOC; prime dairy roll, 1S020c. Sugar
STEADY; hard refined, 7H@89sc; New Or
leans, 5G6c. Eggs-Steady at 10000.
Cheesc-Dull; choice fat regular make, 1l@
12c.
RIO De JANERIo Feb. 4.-Coffee--Rcgular
first, G,600 reis per 10 kilos; good second, $500
rcis. Receipts during the week, 10000 bags;
purchases for the United States, 10000;
clearances for the United States, 10000;
stock, 1900 bags.
SANTOS Feb. 4.-Coflee-Good average,
$500 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, 1900 bags; clearances for the United
States, 22,0oO; stock, 100000 bags.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. Con the Produce
exchange today the butter market was very
tame; creamery, '22030c; dairy, 16g26c.
Eggs-Dull ut 10@2lc.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CnIcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. 6.--Most OF the excite
mcnt at the opening Of the board was CEN
tered In provisions. May pork opened at
sliG0, against Saturdays last price OF
sll52lE There was an immediate drop to
$3.50, under selling by prominent ope-
rator. When this figure was reached the
same operator offered TO buy, but there was
little apparent desire TO do business and the
Dit soon became deserted. Shortly before
noon the pit again liyened up under heavy
purchases by several operators, and May
pork picked up to $l47211. Az this figure
the buying ceased, and enough selling orders
appeared TO almost Immediately break May
TO Sll65. Later there were several efforts TO
market pork and May again sold OIL, closing
ut Sli67H. Lard was in moderate request
May advanced from $3.50 10 SS.9II and
closed at $50. Short ribs were quiet. May
sold at $7.75C97. 20 and closed at SI.12X.
The grain markets were firm ut the begin
ming, but weakened somewhat on the receipt
of news that Bismarck was making pacihc
speech TO the Reichstag. In wheat there
were q few buying orders from outsiders
which were brought in by Saturdays adj
vance, but these were soon filled. The local
crowd was apparently loaded, and were will
ing TO sell but the market was in too weak
condition. May opened unchanged ut S29s,
but al the end Of the first hour, IL had sold
down 20 s2is2ls, and the pit was deserted.
The announcement Of q decrease OF $4,000
bu in the visible supply OF wheat where not
over 500 600 was expected, hrmed May up
apain 10 S2ss c. This reaction, however,
was short lived, the market again became
weak, aud May sagged of TO size, where u
closed. Corn not only had little activity OF
itself, but appeared 10 be little affected by
the action OF other markets. May opened at
52y66I63c, sold Otto 62ssc., remained between
figure and SIZE, tho greater part of the ses-
sion, and toward the close, became quite
weak under liberal offering and sold of 10
and closed at % c. Trading was local in char
arter, there being no outside orders TO speak
Of. Oats were quiet aud prices ranged with
In &c. May closed at 32A c., a decline
OF. &c.
The visible supply Of grain on February q
rs compiled by the secretary Of the board OF
trade, was as follows Wheat, Al, lO55S6 bu
decrease G7i,5i2 bu; corn, 500 9, $50 bu, in
crease, go 800 bu; oats, ., 49,, 5so bui decrease
| III, $40 bu; rye. 900, 4l6 bu, increase, Bi5l
bu; barley, S,Oai, los bu, increase, 2S,iSS blu.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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General News.

eencfM news.
BUSINESS good.
CLOUDY and cool.
RIVER falling slowly.
FIVE boats leave today.
LIVELY on the levec yesterday.
TIE Anchor line boats are on the track
again.
TnE Chickasaw is the Wednesday packet
for White river.
TnK Rene Macrcady leaves this evening for
St. Francis river.
The Anchor line steamer City OF vicksburg
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for Vicks-
burg.
TnE James lee for the lower and the Rosa
Lee and Gayoso for the upper coast left with
fair trips.
The Buckeye State, for this port. and the
Il. p. schonck, for New Orleans, leave Gin
cinnau tomorrow.
TIE Gayoso, from the upper coast, brought
SO bales OF cotton, 5S3 sacks OF cotton seed
and $50 sacks Of corn.
Tux City Of st. Louis Of the Anchor line,
Is announced 90 leave here at 10 O'Clock this
morning for New Orleans.
Tm Kate Adams, from Arkansas City, ar
rived with 5ll bales Of cotton, bags Of seed
| cotton. 2alj sacks Of cotton seed meats, and
| 20 head Of mules. She went back last night
with good trip.
Tnn Guiding Star, from Cincinnati, with
| all the freight she wanted and good list OF
Mardi Grns cxcursionsts, passed 20 New Or
leans yesterday morning. She added 1 900
sacks Of corn In Madrid bend.
THE Joe Peters, Capt. 4. u. Smith, Is the
regular packet leaving this evening for
Helena, Terrenc, Pine Bluff and all way
landings on Arkansas river. Capt james
n. Thompson Is her chief clerk.
The JAY Gould, with bargcs passed 10 New
Orleans early yesterday morning. She added
here barge No. 50 containing 500 tons OF oil
cake. II will be left at Arkansas City, wherc
500 tons more will be loaded ON Il for New
Orleans.
TuE Ohio, Capt John 9. Jones, leaves at .
o'clock this evening for Cairo, Evansville
Louisville. Cincinnati and oil way landing
on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. She u q
fine fast steamer, has unsurpassed accom-.
modations and i In charge Of clever and eK
pcricnccd officers. Mr.. Robt Mccoy has
charge Of the Office.
In view OF the fact that the ST. Louis
hatbor has nearly every year been the scene
| Of great disaster % water craft, river mer
regard II a. strange that the Anchor Lint
company persists IN tying up all itssplcndit
vessels az that point instead OF bringing
them around 20 the Ohio and winicrinI
them In the Tennessee or other harbors
so FAR, there has not been dollars wortl
OF damage done by Ice along The Ohio valley
this winter, though u las been the scvcrcs
winter In many years
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HAY-Cholcc, from store 05c@siO0; car
load, from lcvce or depot llsjo9l ~ 10,
prime store Qlao2lfc car load nom loycc
or depot, tl1uoais.J1. prairie iTom store
Opa5Or. car load from lcvcc or depot 1850
@l2oO.
BnlN--Frjm store, si.Oo from lcycc or de.
pot, slgOo.
ConN--From store, white, O2c, mixed, ia',
from lcvco or depot white, IN bulk, nfm
Gle. In sks O1c, mixed, la bulk, $40 ~ 80,
IN *, o. .@is'ic.
oArs--from store white H6isc miXcl
iiGi2c. from lcvcc or depot white, Ia bulk
8qi sOrtOc in sis, ii'sc, mixed, IN bulk
AZ tsGfgst.C. In Ks lDall 80.
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GrocerIes.

Louisiana, 5h@05lci Carolina, 6'S
@1c. strong
suoAn-puc white, Oa.c. on white, G'fc,
yellow clarified 0',mGA.c, open kettle, %
tt5Ao refined A, UAic standard gmnulaicd,
nc. plantation gmnnlaicd, &c, powdered,
sis@sAc, cut Loaf, sisHstc, strong.
CaSpiEa-stick. all sizes, w has, pals aud
bfls Ghttac; fancy assorted, a,Ctloc llrm.
CorrrE--Common. i7isc. ordinary, isc,
fair, isk0iac prime Rio. in,fd 20c, choice 10
fancy, 2i@22ci old government 2s@0ci
steady.
sAtr--saginaw, ii3jdii0 per brl; sks
nne, VI .8ml,i0 coarse, iii0Nii5. pkis
bloached, N.26 mixed. brls, 1000 mixed,
2N.95c
Scars AMI c,Nbins- Soap, 89bDfo; cam
dies. full weight, sk@ec.
Cnrrr-Now York factory, 0@sci foil
cream, i2@i2lic Young America iSCglSllo
CaNEHD Goobs-pine Apples, ti.23tsi 90
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard. AGO. lbs, stand
ard, t2.7s, seconds tl.15. Tomatoes, ID,
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.



Al noon; Spots Steady, demand fair
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American, i,i00
bales. Receipts 1900 bales, Of which
American, ~, 200 bales Closing quotations
were as follows Ordinary. 5'sdi good or
binary. Odd; low middling 0 lied; good
middling, . 1i-l6d; middling uplands, o 0-lOd.
middling Orleans, SID.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady, ~ follows
THE prices are given In pence and Ciths;
thus I.6j means i.GjOid, and sol means
5.i6id.l
At4pm.-ianuary. February. 6.33d, value;
February 6.aSd, value; March-April,
6s5d. sellers; April.May, bJ7d, SELLER;
May-June, 6J0d, sellers, June.July, 6.l0d,
buyers; Iuly.Augst 6.42d. buyers; Au-
gustScpiomber al3d, sellers; september,
bi3d, buyers.
HAvnE.
spots-Quict and steady. Tres orlinairc
Orleans spot 0Sf futures, for February dc
livery, 05i.f.
Noie-Tres ordnairc Orleans spot, Osf.
represents O6,f francs for 80 kilos OF strict
middling cotton, Hayrc terms A kilo Is
about lbs, or Is IS 100 kilos equal 100 lbs
| A franc u equal 20 2lc.
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Ftsn- -Mackorcl. half brls, No. l, a. 30. No.
2. $50. No ., SG2i. lO.lb Mt. No. I, VI los
No. ., ti.lo No. 3. tiOI. Dry herring fam
ily. pc per box
Hoo TnonuCrs.-Slronr. mes pork tia 600
iGO0. sugar curcd hims. il@ii'tc break
last bacon il@ll ~. bulk pork clear side.
sis@si,c, clear rb side, s@s,lc, long clear,
5Am5 sc, shoulders. GO.
LnD-Tcs, 1ac. hall hrls 7isc. kerr, : ~.
choice kettle, ShmAi higher
Pos Frrt-llrls, $3.50. half brls, 1900
40. kcgs. fi2b.
fnEsn Mr,rs-Choice beef, hindquariers
A.; forcquarirrs, tc. second glade, hind
quarters, o., iurcquartcrs, Sc. sheep a.
ilogs, &c.
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Spots opened quiet and closed easy mid
ding, 1870. Sales, 100 balos Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, 7Ac; good or
binary, 3.lGc; low middling i0lsc; mid
ding, l01sc; good middling, l0Jsc middling
fair, he fair l2lsc.
Futures opened quiet aud firm and closed
barely steady, as follows: February, l0.45@g
l0i7; March, lO6i@lO.55; April, l0.J9CD
iOGO May, iOG5@iOOG; June, lO.72@iO73
July, 1O.7l@lO7j; August lO.T@iO.7s;
September, lO3O@lO3l; October 10000
1901; November, 0.sG@9ss; December, $50
@oss; January 002@90i, Sales, lll,7O0
bales
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; mddling, 0 1916. Sales, 1900
bales. Quotations were as follows Or
binary, s7.lGc; good ordinary, 0 1-lGc; low
middling, 0lsc mlddling, o T.. lGc; good mid
ding, 10 3-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet, as follows February, $50; March,
os5@as6; April, o0i@005; May, 1904
@lO05; June, 1915 @i0.iO; July, i0256g
1926; August, i0is@io2O; September, 0.7s
@o79; October $40; November, 0.3sg0. 80;
December $50. Sales 1890 bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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I.lxe Aiaell.

SmEEr-Choicc 46liifo; medium, $40
80; common, i.OOqi.50
LAMns--Choicc, 800, coiamon 10 good,
per head, 81. J0Cd3.0O.
GRAss CArrLE-Choice, 3,fdlc; good, 2X
G3lic; fair 90 medium, ai.d2S.c; SCALA
wags, lI.@iAc; feeders, light 2S2llc;
heavy, 2ACt3c.
IIoos-Choice light, 500 good, iSl@5ci
common Aitdlisc.
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GENERAL TRADE.


CoHs Mrue-Siandari SEQ pearl, $500,
roller, a. 10000 higher
Br,Ns-Navy, 1915, medium, $50
oar Mru--in half brls, $3.50 from store.
FLoun-fmm st0nc, common, sAophtA =,
family, 81 23a3 30. choice, s3b0d375. fancy,
No0Csii0 extra fancy, sL25gi5Oi patent,
a. iOtalSi, steady.
CR.cKErs.-s Soda, extra. 4c. soda, treble cx.
ira, 4isc; ginger snaps, 6ls@0lsci assorted
mblCs, To-.
CRACKED wnEu-ln half brls, sl2j from
store.
HomNy ANp Cars From store, s3.2N
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Male. aud Horses.

HoRsrs-Fair demand; drivers, si25@iT5;
heavy draft si75@22o; saddle, SiJOa2O0,
extra saddle, t2OO@9jO plugs, Si0laGo; Texas
ponies, s256iOD; common drivers, sl5tgiOo.
MuLKs-Fair demand; 10 20 iik hands
high, SgOdilO, i4JS TO 10 hands high, tliOCg
~: - 10 1914 hands high, ti25,gl0O, l5ls 70
10 hands high, SiiOGinO.
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CHICAGO, H., Feb. 5.-The Dyorer's Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 5000 head. Market steady to strong.
Steers, $3.OO@5.2 %; stockers and feeders,
$2.10@355; cows, bulls and mixed, $1,000
3.40 Texas grass cattle, $230@4.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
6,ooo head. Market opened &c higher, and
S5.35@575; light, $Loo@5.3O skips, $40
@480.
sheep--Rcceipts, 5000 head shipments,
1900 head. Market slow and 10c lower.
Natives, S3.00@5.25; western, A.4O@5. 10;
Texans, $3.O0@3.00.
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PRIME CRUDE On-32iSQ33c primo sum
mer yellow, loc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 40c; of summer yellow, Csc; miners
summer yellow, 40c; prime cotton seed
meal Sl6.25, car load lots; less than car
Load All o.
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sinne nf the nIrcr..

OFFICIAL sIoSAL SERVICE. q. e A.,
MLarnis, Feb. q. 2pm.
The ioilowing observations arc taken n all sta.
dom named al s5th meridian time which Is one
hour later than Memphis time
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COTTON MA RKETs.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middling, one Sales, 25O
bales, all of which TO spinners
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, s7-lGci good ordinary, De- low
middling, 9iSci middling, csc; good mid
ding lo,sc middlmg fair, iohc fair
nominal.
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OIL md Turpentlue.

CLrvELASD, o., Feb. o. - Petroleum =
Steady; $. W., 1ioo, TIC.
WILMINGTON, NJ G., Feb. e.-Turpentin'
Firm at size.
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INV YouE. fcb. -Conec-spot, fair
Mo dull al lOi.c. options easier and mod.
.tatrly active. sales, 5000 bags February,
~ sOsstp Nic. March i250oisapc. April,
i1tOGiaDDc. May. l2hi0tla. sOv, June,
A. tllo .Ac. Iuiy. i,ojtti' Soc; August
n aEsig. lSr srpicnhpr, ll.iaa ii.ses No.
Member, II. ioaii.'0g pc,,mboG li.3la
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Tur virtue OF re ru.na Is shown In the fact
that Il i equally elliaclous In all lofms OF
discase
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The market IL flooded with
nostrums Of various sorts, in
the form OF so-called "Elec-
trio" appliances and Porous
plnsien that have no merit be-
You'd that Of a mere mechani'
cal support 20 the parts 70 which
they are applied. Avoid these
nostrums and use only Ben
sons Plasters in cases
where outward applications are
desired. For Lung and Chest
Affections, rheumatism, Sciat-
ca. Lam 0 Back, Bowel Troub-
les, aud all disorders resulting
from over -cxertion orcxposune,
these plas tens have no equal,
and their efficacy II Endorsed by
thousands Of Physicians. phar-
macists and Laymen. Ask for
,Benson's Plaster and
axe no other. III
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Tho following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded rs the latest quotations
nANK STOCKS.
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THE RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Feb. 0.-Wool- Steady and