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WHISKY - Straight Kentucky bourbon,
a 5OdGO0; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, ~. 100000; Eastern Rycs, ti.sDCp
goo, according 10 age and make; common
whisky, ooc6si.l5, according 10 proof.
BAoOING-0g7c.
TiEs-tll0Ml.i2.
Suor-Drop, Sl.S5; buck, si.Oo
LEAD-Glsc.
NAILs-Iron, saIo@2 IS; steel, g. 25@eso
PowpEa-Kegs, -; half kegs, s27o; quar-
ter kegs, ti.60.
Topscco--common, 95@oSc; other grades,
3J(sDS5c.
sSuTr-Garrct's. si0s5; Ralphs, tio25;
railroad, 60 %; Gail & Az, 5000.
Coal 0iL-primo white, Wholesale lots,
Hipn-Dry flint, No. 1, i9c; No. 2 Zoe;
dry sailed, 7d9c; green salted No. !, GAO
6lSci No, 2, Stg5Nci green, i9oc; sheepskins
i5cCa$i.OO.
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashed, l3@
Isc, clear grease wool, 23a2Jc; bury washed
209g0c; tub washed, J3935c.
BEnswAx-itM2Vc.
TsLIow-36p3,tc.
FrHs Ann SKINs-Dccr, o0teD1Sc; bear, loo
67.O0; mink, i5Cil0c; coon, hunter handled
ibIa70c: country handled, iStaglc; otter.
III. OoC65OO, beaver, 6OcCtsl.O0, Wild cat, 100
21c; fOX. i5d75c; muskrat iOOlibc; Opos
sum, lOai5c; wolf, 50cCita.O0 skunk, 100
55c. panther, 5Oc@,si.OO.
srsps-Rcd clover tL756i5.25 per bu
timothy, f125 per hu; herds, b0Cgbjo pei
bu; blue grass, si.25 per bu; orcharl
grass, Si.l0ai.JO per bui red oats, iscSoo'
per bu
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F,su-Mackerel, half brls, No. ], 500 No.
o 800 No. 3, 90 25; 10-lb kit No. J. 81. 1oc;
No. . $40; No. 8, St.05. Dry herring, fam
lily, 2bc per box. ,oa
Hoo PRopUcrs-Firm; mess pork, 10000
1900; sugar cured hams, l1@llH nc; break
fast bacon, 1i@1l Nc; bulk pork, clear sides,
sIsgsIIc; clear rib sides, s@s1sci long clear,
7Jsc shoulders, 0Ac.
LARD-Tcs, nc; half brls, 7Ac kegs, 1SAc;
choice ktttle, S11g9ISc; firm.
Pcs FEEr-Brls, $780, half brls, $1,000
450; kegs sl.25.
FREsH MEATs-Choice beef, headquarters,
Sc; forequarters, &c; second grade, hind
quarters, &c; forcquarters, &c. Sheep Dc
Hogs 7c.
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GENERAL TRADE


CoRS Mnt-snndard $40, pearl. 600
roller. apOlt30U higher
iE,Ss-Nayy t2.0O82'5, medium, s2.io@
g.n
oar MEu-ln half brls, $50 from store
finuE-frnm store, common, f30Qtr3 ~
family. t32istab0, choice, f3Sotal3,55 fancy,
flv1sl. 10 extra fancy, A2j@L5o, patent
q ygrLSa, steady.
CHAcgrut-Soda, extra. &C., soda. treble cx.
ira ttc. ginger snaps, b'l@J,tc. assorted
iumblcr To-.
CnlcKm wnur-In half bfls, tl25 from
store.
llomNY ASp Cans Prom store, t3.2l
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leeslsfuU-.

HAr--Choice, from st0rr, 05c6fti.oo, car
load, from lcycc or depot, fis 500 ~, 90
prime, siorc, nan2 T.. cnr load from leveo
or depot sl5WaisS0 prairie from store
ystIoc' car Had from lcycc or depot, 5000
@i2W.
BR,N--frjm store, 800. from loycc or De.
pot. tinO0 ia
CoHs-from store. white, O2s mixed, iari
from loyec or depot, white. IN bulk O0lStt
Ole In sis, a.; mixed, In bulk, 55lE6jD' 10
In sks, b7ii@jsisc.
O.fs-from store, white. si6,isc; mised
Ne9f2c' from leyec or depot, white In hulk,
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Groceries.


New York, Feb. lO.--Coilee- Spot, fair;
Rio, nominal at Ice; options i5@25 points
higher and moderately active; sales, 1880
bags; March, l240@i2 Coo; April 1850
1250c; May, 12.20G12 $50; June, I21O@
l225c; July, 11.650l185c; August 1l.S5
@ll.60c; September, 11.25@1l. 40c; October,
n.l5@11.30c; November, H. 0c; December,
ll.05tgt1.2 Csc; January, l0.559ll. 10c. Sugar
Easier; centrifugal, 7-1Gc for 06 test; fair
refining, quoted at 1916; refined duh and
easier; Q, 5%@6Xc extra @, SIC; white
extra Q, 6A@5Hc; yellow, 5Is@5Xc; off A,
o.olCg0c; extra "A, &c; standard A, 69sc; con-
fcedoners A, 6%c; cut, loaf and crushed,
7Mc; powdered, &c; granulated, 6s<c; cubes,
&c. Molasses-Weak; so test, 2ic. Rice
Firm.
New ORLEANS, La. Feb. 10-Coffce-Q Quiet
but steady; Rio, l5H@lSKc. Rice--In good
demand; ordinary TO prime, 4Js959lc. Sugar
Dull; open kettle, strictly prime, 41sc;
prime, l1-l6G4Ac; fully fair 4ssc CEN
trifugals, choice white, s 5-16@Sssc;off white,
GOO 3-l6c; choice yellow clarified, 1876;
prime yellow clarified, ll-16c; off yellow
clarified, 8 9-16@5ssc; seconds, 42e95llc.
Molasses-Dull; open kettle, choice, 33935c;
strictly prime, 20@30c; centrifugals, strictly
prime, 20@22c.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10.-Whisky Steady;
| sales of I, 100 barrels Of finished goods on
basis Of $l.09. Butter--Firm. Sugar
Steady. Eggs-Strong and higher at 22@23c.
| Cheese-Steady.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. 10.-0n the Produce ex
change, today, the butter market was with
out change; 22GQ31c for creamery, and 16L
@20c for dairy. Eggs-Higher and scarce
| at 23GI25c.
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LIVERPOOL.
Al noom Spots = Steady and demand
lair. sales. 10000 bales, Of which Amer.
lean, 500 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales,
of which American, a,t0O bales. Clos
ing quotations were M follows Ordinary,
SID: good ordinary. J.lGl; low middling.
6h.d: good middling, 6ssd; middling up
lands, SID: middling Orleans, 8 OlGd.
fliucs opened quiet and closed steady,
as follows
trhc prices are given IN pence aud GithS
thus i.Gj means t0J0id, and sol means
sled
AtI pm.-Febmary, 6.3id, buyers Feb.
runp March, Gaid, buyers; Mnrch-April,
5Bl buyers Aphl-May, ASA, buyers
May June, 6i0d, buyers Junc.July, SEA-,
buyers. July.Augusi, 5lld. buyers Au.
gust.ScptcmbcE 5tSd, sellers, September,
aijd, sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for tho week
ending February ~, lsSN
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suurr-Choicc, i@i'Sc; medium, $40
lisc; common, i.OO6l.jO.
LAaus-Choicc, 500, common 10 good,
per head, fi.J0,d3OO,
OR,ss CArriE-Choicc, 3lfdic; good, ~
63i,c; fair Ia medium, 24M2Ao, SCALA
wac, l2diAc; feeders, light 2G2Aci
heavy, 2Aa3c.
Hoos-thoice light 500, good, i'l@Sc;
common, i'aGtt,fc.
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Tho spot market opened firm and closed
firm; middling, o 1915. Sales, $500
bales Quotations wcro rs follows Or
binary, s7-l6c; good ordinary, si-iGc; low
middling, 0hc; middling 0 i2-i6c; good mid
ding, 10 3-iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady, rs
follows February, 0si90.s5 March. $3.50
ESQ; April, 007@a9s; May, io.ossl0.O9
June, o.ioGi0 20, july, 10 2oC9io 80; August
i0.2i@i025; September, 0.7s90.7e, October,
0io@o6o; November o.3s@o99, December,
0i5teo.A7. Sales, 50,i00 bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Mules and Horses.

Honsp-Fair demand, drivers ti25@i75;
heavy draft, ti7S@22i, saddle, ti0a 90,
extra saddle. SloD62iO, plugs SoctGb; TcXas
ponies s,5mUl. common drivers, siJCfloo.
Mutrs-fair demand; II to AZ hands
high. Sllaii0. az 10 Is hands high, tiiOtp
lgb IS 10 i5h hands high, ti2j@lOo, i6lS 10
NJ hands hlrh. klbn0alO.
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CHICAGO, H., Feb. 1o.--Thc Drorer's Journal
reports Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments, 5000 head. Market steady; choice,
s5.o0eg5.9o; steers, s3.09isSi.go; stockers
and feeders, S2.i0d3.50 cows, bulls and
mixed, s1.so@3.l0 Texas grass cattle, $2.35
@4.00.
Hogs--Receipts 10000 head; shipments,
6,000 head. Market strong aud 90 higher;
mixed, $5.156550; heavy, S535@5.75; light;
s5009535; skips, $3.25Cg4S0.
Sheep-Receipts, 6,000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market steady. Natives, s3.l0@
SIS; western, si75@5.i5 Texans, 5000
400 Lambs. a. 25OG625
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General News.


BUSINESS fair.
MEAN weather.
RIVER stationary.
ONE boat leaving today.
SLIprERY on the levee yesterday.
ARKANSAS river continues 10 fall.
TIE Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are
still rising
The Joe Peters will arrive Monday from
Arkansas river
THE Arkansas City leaves st. Louis today
for Vicksburg.
THE City Of Cairo should pass here tomor-
row on her way to ST, Louis.
THE Mary Houston, for New Orleans, and
the DeSoto, for this port, leave Cincinnati
today.
The Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis
is announced to leave here this evening for
Vicksburg.
The Buckeye State Is expected 10 arrive
| here carly Monday morning from Cincin-
natl with large party of Mardi Gras excur-
sionists.
DURING the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here remained sta
tionary.
TnE Henry Lourcy, towing. three barges
| loaded with grain and package freight,
| Pas''N :" N'." oi'N' -
The Granite state LETT last night Tor I'm I'm
cinnati with Loo bales OF cotton, l,2oo
sacks OF Oil meal and big lot oil sundries.
The Jennie Campbell, which has been
| running in the Evansville and Henderson
trade, has been purchased by John Barrett d
Son, oi Cincinnati.
IT Is reported that the Hudson will enter
the Grafton trade in connection with the
Central Illinois railroad the coming season,
running the same rounds as last summer.
THE Kate Adams left yesterday afternoon
for Arkansas City with fine trip. She will
return here Monday morning with cabin
full Of people who come to take in" Mardi
Gras
GAIT. w. II. TnoRwEoAx, Of the late
| Cboriee u rhoutaau statca that he will
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ary, 701c bid; March, s0llc bid; May, 81 Nci
Jniy,1e 1c bid. Corn-Higher; March, As nc
psa; May, E%@i7Kc 0ats-stroDg May,
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. 10-whcat -
Steady; No 2, soft cash, zoe asked; May,
aoIzc bid, no offerings. Corn-Steady; No.
asksd oatsNo s essS &c Seas ssse Sar '''''
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, Feb. i0.-The usual large snlcs
were reached through deliveries on orders,
but the new demand was moderate for want
OF stocks 10 draw upon. For autumn wooden
there was n fair order request, but at UNI
profitable rates 20 the mills. The imports OF
dry goods at the port Of New York for the
week ending February were $3,039, 32S.
Amount marketed, 90, O5s, s5I.
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NEW YnnK.

Spots opened quiet and firm and closed quiet;
middling, 1880. Sales, l97 bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, 7%c; good ordi-
nary, o Size; low middling, 1879; middling,
1910; good middling, i0'sc; middling fair,
IKE fair, i2Hc.
Futures opened quiet and closed very
steady, rs follows February, i0.56@io.67;
March, 1o.6i@lo62; April, io.67CDi0 %; May,
io.7?@io.73; June, 10 7e@io.sO; July, iosi@
1852; August, io.Si@-.-; September, 1885
@io.37i October, ioOo@ioo2; November
0s9@9.oi; December, 9so@99ii January,
0.07a00s. Sales, iiG, $50 bales.
New York cotton statement for week end
ing February 10, 1888:
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KErKLY corroN srArENEYr.

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
February 10, S3i2 bales, as.agninst 7,l08
bales last week, and ii,Gi0 bales same week
last year. since September I, 5si, s0i bales,
against 577, 81 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, i2,5os bales, as
against l4,i8s bales same week last year.
since September I, AZ, i97 bales, as against
iG9,020 bales same time last year. Weeks
sales. $3.50 bales; exporters, 1850, and
spinncis, i,600 bales.
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Cotton seed Products.

Pnmr CnupE Oit,-aIc; primo sum
mcr yellow. 37@3sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, i06tiic; onsummcr yellow, &C min.
en- summer yellow, C; prime cotton seed
meal. siGT5@l7co, ear load lots; less than
car load, si5.5jaisOO.
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LONDON, Feb. l0.-Consols closed at
1902 sic for money and 1902 7-l0 for the ac-
count. The Bank OF England gained ei,0Oo
bullion on balances today.
PARIS, Feb. Io.-Three per cent. rentes slf
SC for the account.
BERLIN, Feb. 10.-The statement of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an in
crease in specie Of 10000 marks.
BANK cLEARISos.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. lO.-Clearings, ss,l3l,-
600.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. io.-clcarings,
i,Gy0,0o0.
Nrw YonK, Feb. lo.--Clcarings, $oo,6i4,-
002; balances, $i,s02,5O3
Boroy, Mass, Feb. 10 Clearings, sl2,-
72O99i; balances, $l,4ii,25l.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. i0-Clcarings today,
| a., 7si ,050 balances, S5l4,7l0.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. TO- - Clearings,
-, 220, sl2; balances, 81, 272,oi.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 10.-Clearings today
were II, $50, 0s0; balances 1888, l0J.
Grain ana Provisions.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Feb l0.-'rhe receipts OF
both grain and hogs were lighter than the
estimates, consequently there was rather n
| firm tone 10 all the markets on change. AT
the start May wheat opened 20 higher ut
| Nllfc ana Immediately sofa 70 Ola. ihcfc
| was general easing Off Of values NJ the ses-
sion advanced. In spite Of very favorable
| conditions, the wheat finding was featurcless
| during the balance VI the session, and prices
covered q narrow range. May closed at SO}sc.
| Corn displayed more strength than any
thing else during the opening hour. Trad
| ing however, was almost exclusively for
local account May opened &c higher at
| Size, and Immediately advanced 70 6l &c,
| which was later increased 10 5lAc. The two
| or three large operators who were In the pit
traded on both sidcn Of tho market and
toward the close the offerings exceeded the
demand, causing May 70 sell down TO 81 &c.
From this figure there was slight reaction
and May closed at 6igsc.
Oats were unsettled transactions In May
were between 3ikG3lAo and 3lJs@32c
closing at 81 lS@3issc.
Provisions were only moderately active
aud the feeling. while stronger at the open
ing was generally weak. Trading was quit
small, aud continues 20 be confined 10 thu
May option. Only few outside orders cam
IN, aud local traders transacted most Of tn
business done. May pork opened at $40
sold down 10 $lL2Tk, aud closed at SASS
May lard sold az F.s0G7s5, and closed a
S7S2k. May short ribs sold nc s7.05Cy7.70
aud sold az the former figure.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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spots-Quiot and ltcaly. Trcs ordinairc
Orleans spot, Gs'li iuiurcs Tor February dc.
livery. OF
Nnic-rWs orlinairc Orleans spot, Osf.
represents B1's francs Cor 30 kilos Of strict
midilinr cotton. llavre terms A Milo 4
about lie, OF lj 500 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A frame l. Cuual 10 eir
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MA RKBTs.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed firm; middling, one. Gales, 1000
bales, including none last evening, OF which
$500 to exporters and 200 TO spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, s7-l6c; good ordinary, DC; low
middling, o,1c; middling, 9slc; good mid
ding l0lsc; middling fair loEci fair,
nominal
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, No, Feb. 0.--Wool-Steady
and firm. Unwashed-Bright medium, 1i@
2ic coarse braid. u@2ic; low sandy, 100
1sc; fine light 13@l9c; fine heavy, 10@l1c.
Tub washed-Choiee 3ilEc; inferior, 3o@33c;
sackod IOlnIhc
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oil and Turpcntinc

WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. io.--Turpcntine
38kc.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 10. - Petroleum -
Easy; 0. W., 1l00, 7Ac
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stage of the RIxers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL sEnyfcE, u. e. A.,
MEMPHIS, Feb 10, 2pm. I
The following observations are taken az all sta-
tIons named nj 18th meridian time, which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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nnn.i. nna sfnrL.

Tho following lisi Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded rs the latest quotations
BANE sroCKS
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm Middiing Cotton. $40
Sales Today, a. 900 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Steady Meats
Strong.
APPEAL nrrior.

rripAy EVENING, Feb. TO- 1858
AZ The banks there Is fair supply OF
money but the demand is sufficient TO pre-
vent any decline in rates, which remain
steady at per cent.
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Provisions.

so5@ioc; in SKIS, 41lsc; mixed, in bulk,
37i2@3sHc; in SKIS, 409illIc.
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ENCHANdE QUOTATIONS
DAILY corroY srArrMeNr.

lmports-M a Q Il h, 1855; NJ 4 I II II, zoo, n
o& r II, 2oS; &c, a& NJ X r. 50; &c, NJ q d
r, ~; steamers 27oi wagons 10; total, loo
bales
MR. II, sGi; q o &SW X X 4e3; l. N. o a 7
X X, $50; total. 2. 100 bales
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ELEVATOR REPORTS.

The following shows the amount II grain
received, withdrawn and In store by regular
elevators, a. reported 10 the Merchants en-.
change today; Com--Rcccived, IAN hu;
Withdrawn, G,S0s bu; In store, n. SIS bu.
Oats--Rccciyed, $3.50 bu; withdrawn, 2,5g2
bu; In store -. lGs bu.
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jim ,sD an Win crrierns Mrple.IEb soar.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers I.eavin
Movements at tho Levc.

Arriyals--James Lee, Friars Point; R0n
Lee, 0sceola; Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati;
City OF Vicksbnrg, St. Louis. =
Dcpartures--James Lee, Friary Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Thos Sherlock, New Orleans;
City OF Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Kate Adams,
Arkansas City; Granite State, Cincinnati.
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TO pkg butter, ~ pkgs bacon, Is pkgs
boots and shoes, 800 bu corn, l,0e6 SKIS
cotton seed, cars cotton seed, 800 SKIS cot
ton seed meal, iiS pkgs dry goods, a. pkg
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stood out in marked contrast in all that
adorned and elevated and ennobled and re-
fined human nature and human society.
He then illustrated the practical power Of
the teacher by the simple statement of the
facts as to what the distinguished Woolsey
had to do with the best qualities of Hayes
administration.
The speaker was applaudcd after closing
his lecture.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell favored the audience
with recitation, Dickens Courtship,"
which she delivered gracefully and with elo-
cutionary skill.
Edgar Gillett and Monroe Gotten debated
question In which both acquitted them
selves we'll
Music was furnished by Mrs. Neuhardt
which was greatly appreciated.
Miss Pearl Blanz gave the audience the
benefit Of her sweet voice by singing vocal
solo, after which Prof ]. Neuhardt with q
few remarks, put before the house q resolu'
ton thanking Col. Finlay for his kindness
and his able address to the teachers, which
was adopted