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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

witnesses in the liquor cases. Assistant
Attorney General Frankey was testify
ing on Thursday.
TIE first of the liquor cases was tried
as q evil suit on the grounds OF it, being
nuisance. Tie court granted a perpetual
injunction against the property of the de
PENDANT restraining him from selling liqu-
ors. or leasing the property for that pur-
pose. II was a test case and the outcome
was looked for with interest as several
joints had been closed through tempo
rary injuncticns. These cases will be
thrown out on this test case. and the
others viii stand as criminal eases. J.
T. Whitelaw appeared for the defend
ants
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15
New California honey a, Crawford 5.

y. W. IRWIN. Of Wichita county is in
the city visiting friends.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Political enthusiasm ran SO high during
the past two weeks that even the small
boy forgot TO get in his work on Hal!ow
cen
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Mr.. Spencer Logan, of the Cimmaron,
New West. spent Sunday in the city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

a. Il. Rocbfez, OF Hess. spent Sunday
in Dodge
o. J. Andrews, of Bloom, Sundayed
in the city.
T. f. Bramble, of Newton. was in the
city Tuesday.
D. H. Rawson. of Topeka, was in the
city Monday.
W. II. Rabbi came down from Kinsley
Monday night.
C.. G. Coutant, of Garden City, was in
town Tuesday.
F. MendenhalI mas accepted a position
with the TINES.
L. II. soulc was up, from Ingalls,,
during the week.
G. H. Mcllillen, of Wichita, was in
the city. Monday.
d. v. Barton. of Cimarron, was taking
III the c!ty Monday.
sam Lawrence. Of Meade Center. spent
sunday il the city.
Farmers are beginning to bring in their
crops by way of fat hogs.
VIM. Osmond; of Great Bend, was in
the city during the week.
c. Z. Cores. Of Springfield, had bust
ness in the city on Tuesday.
c. Van Catten and Geo. Herd of Ravara
were in the city Tuesday.
d. Crowley, of Leadville. Col, was in
the city Monday on business.
e. H. Goodwin, of Cimarron, was in
the city on business Monday.
H. Z. Bloom. OF La Junta. Colo. was
in the city during the week
T. J Lewis. of Demot. had business
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Spencer Logan. of the Cimmaron,
New West, spent Sunday in the city.
I'll, E-r-,I-, e.,;,l ,l,b r,ya ano,ha-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

They have been having the usual early
billiards up north while here in Kansas
we smile and smile again on the bright
sunbeams.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

The hotels are filed with people from
the country and surrounding towns, anx-
ious to nave their wrongs righted in
~
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Mrs. c. I, Van Vliet has returned from
her visit east. Mr. Van Viiet stopped
of al Kansas City, where he viii remain
few days.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Tom Lahey IS recovering from MS late
illness.
| ED. Coen. of Bucklin, was in the city
Monday.
MD. Stoupe, of Bloom. was in town
Monday.
I'll. Sill, Of spearevilIe, was in the
city Monday.
Stoves! Stoves, Stoves, At the see
ond hand store. If
HE Davis, of welsford Kas, spent
Sunday il the city.
". NJ. Martin. Of Trinidad, Colorado,
was IN Dodge Monday
H. 5. Wilkinson returned from his
trip east, on Tuesday.
Store fixtures and household furniture
for sale cheap at the Hub.
\ large number OF guests were regis
tered at the Dodge House over Sunday.
G. " Boedecker proprietor of the
ST. Charles hotel, Of Bucklin, is in the
city.
I'd BROOKS, proprietor OF the Valley
feed stables, is in Gray county on bust
ness.
The board OF Of trade held no meeting
on last Monday night, for want of 4
quorum.
Second avenue is being dressed up and
the grade made TO conform with the
established rule
You can buy stove at one fourth its
original cost, at p IL. Sughrue's second
hand store. If
Eli Burrell, living eight miles south
west, has accepted position in Craw
ford grocery.
Political enthusiasm ran SO high during
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

! Novelties in millinery, Il; Mrs. Beadle' 5
fancy feit crowns and felt edges, and
choice styles in line iets. New goods
weekly
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

H. Il. Nicl,erson. OF Neytcn came il
on Monday.
W. Browning, OF Minneola, was in the
city Monday.
c. T. Childs, of Bucklin was in the
city on Monday.
Sam Williams. of Wilburn, was in the
city Monday.
J. ID. Dent & Co are selling goods
way below cost.
Thomas Weston and E. C. Shook. of
Ford. are in the city.
N 4 Boyer moved his family to the
/ city on Monday last.
J. l.. Woodson. of Topeka, stopped
over Sunday in the city.
Store fixtures and household furniture
for sale cheap at the Hub.
E. E and J. NJ. Lambert, of Fowler.
were in the city Monday.
( H. K Bradford and l.. L. Conn, of Ra-
ton, y u Sundsyed in Dodge
Mrs J. W. Gilbert, who has been sick
the past few days is improving.
F. Landers and Noah Hardy. of
Jetmore. were in the city Tuesday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Ladies wanting first class dress making
and all the latest New York and Paris
styles, perfect ft guaranteed, call
on Nine. Nye, First avenue opposite
Mis-. Durand boarding house. ct
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

kirkpatrick Il Martin who formerly
had their Office in the TINES building,
may now be found over the post Office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

> J. Billiard, of Garden City, was i'll
town during the week, experimenting
the shipping OF ten carloads Of beef
cattle, over the Rock Island to Kansas
City. Mr.. Billiard was an old time resi-
dent OF Dodge.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Tom Lahey Is recovering from MS late
| illness
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

The Arkansaw is losing courage
again and the bed OF the river is being
taken by young cottonwo0ds.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

T. J Lewis. of Demot, had bushes
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

C. II. Goodwin, of Cimarron. was in
the city on business Monday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Il. (. Bloom, of La Junta Colo, wa
in the city during the week
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

o. ". BOedecker. of Bucklin. was in
the city yesterday attending to court
business
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

PRRSBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every Sunday II Il. IA. and 20 ?. IN
Sunday School AZ 300 O'Clock a. m.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening -.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

CATHOLIC CHURCH.
RegulSr services at the church on the First and
Third Sunday Of each month ii and lO:3Oa. IN
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

DunG store u
Eli BurreIl, living eight miles south
west, has accepted position in Craw-
ford grocery
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

F. Mendenhall has accepted a position
with the TINES
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Second avenue is being dressed up ant
the grade made TO conform with The
established rule.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03
by TELEGRAPH.


Nav NoRE, April 2....Moncy on call easy
at s'sG,J per cent, last loan, 4 per cent.
closed 1T 8C,i per cent Prime mercantile
paper Sol l~r cent. Sterling exchange dull
aud weak, With actual business at 49, for
sixty DAY bills and isi 4 for demand.
Government bonds wcnc duh and heavy.
State bonds we're neglected.
The stock market was very active aud
icVcrish throughout the day. aud while OK
tfcmcly weak in tho forenoon rallied later IN
the day, although the tone Of the dealings
was unsettled throughout, The western rail-.
mad troubles werc still the great disturbing
factor. and the advices received since Satuf.
day night induced u heavy pressure 10 sell
NJ the opening. there being perfect rush To
got out, and the trading was attended by
great excitement Tor soinc time. A mmor
which was circulated last week was the
prominent banking house being IN trouble
and compelled 20 throw over ell the stock Il
had been carrying was again made Use Of this
morning with considerable effect The pres
SURF was specially severe against the granger
aud - Paul IN particular. but the stock
nnctuaiod only per cent all DAY and the
hnal loss was cntirly Insignificant The
market was much qucier after the final
hour aud finally Clo.cd quiet aud about
steady. Most ot the ltt was materially
lower. Railroad bonds wcrc more animated
but they sympathiEcd TO a limited extent
with the depression IN shaws aud while
hnal change. are generally for fractional
amounts only In most Of the llsi. the differ.
cnccs are almost invariably In the direction
OF lower figures. The total transactions were
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General News.
RrsfNEss rood.

BtstNhrs good
Tar packets left last evening with good
trips.
ForR boats are announced to leave here
today.
THE ChickasAw leaves here tomorrow az
8 o'clock p. m, for White river
TnE Rene Maorcady 4 the packet leaving
this evening at 5 O'Clock for g. Francis
river.
THE Eugene, now In port, Is receiving TO
leave this evening nj 8 o'clock for Arkansas
river going through 10 Pine Bluh.
THE smoky City, with n tow OF empty coal
bapcs, passed here yesterday morning on
her way from New Orleans 10 the Ohio
river.
TnE fine passenger steamer Arkansas
City II announced 10 leave from the clcya.
tor this morning at 10 o'clock for vicluburg
and Naichez.
Tnr large and commodious steamer City
of Nicksburg, Of the Anchor line, passes
here this morning AT 10 o'clock, on her way
from Natchcz 10 81 Louis.
TnE Gen. ID. II. Ruckcr arrived from 81.
Louis yesterday forenoon with 1000 sacks
OF corn, 500 sacks OF oats, 90 sacks of bran,
100 barrels Of meal. 1880 barrels of -four,
800 half barrels Of -four, 1000 packages oil
Lard and 800 packages Of sundrics She
went back during the night.
TnE Ohio arrived from Cincinnati ycsicr.
day morning with 2,T75 packages Of misccl
laneous freight and 1900 feet OF lumber
She l. receiving NJ the wharf.boat, 90 leave
this afternoon nc o o'clock for Cairo, Evans
willie, Louisville, Cincinnati and all way
points on the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03
Insh nnninlions Mcrc ~ fnllnMs.

insh quotations MNfc ~ lhlluMf,
flour-Stcady, without special change.
No spring wheat, 1850 &C. No. 2 red,
Sic, No corn. 60i.c, No. ? oats. 274d90lsc
No. rye, b9isc, No. barley s5@sOc; No. 1
lax seed Si.ti; prime timothy seed q. 5aCt
200, mess pork, per brl, sl8. 30mi3.3i, Lard
per 100 lbs, S.a5, short ribs sides, loose
81 OOCt7 O5; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed.
S5.7090OG short clear side, boxed, $500
755.
Rccclpis-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat, 81. 600
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, lls,O0O bu; rye
1000 bu, barley, 99p0 bu
Shipmcnis-flour, 2,V9 hrlsi wheat, 81
90 bu, corn, 2ii 600 bnivn,s, i3LO0Obu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 1900 bp.
~. Iouis, Mo-, April 2-Flour-Stoady
but unchanged. ,-..
reacted aud lost all the gain, reaching the
lowest figures of the day. Recovering the
price advanced 10 the clusc Rc above
SATURDAY. No. . rcd,o el,sh SONtsitsc;
May, sOis@siLc, closing NJ Size; June,
sOtmsijsc. closing az $50. July, T5Am
55Ac, closing At 7sitc; hurust, 77lf@T5fsc,
closing at 77s.c Dteepber s9@s2lsc,
Corn-Hishcr cash salcef 10000 bushels
was made today. This thc largest IN the
history Of this cxchhilgc. cash a7tlc;
May, I@s7i.c, closing az HAcl June, Az
alsH, closing nj axe, nominal July, a.
@ishc, closing al is..c. Oais-Strong
Wl.c. Rye-O1r bid. Bariey-Ii6s5c. Bran.
7ac' Corn mral.--stcady nj k2.jO
IIay--flrm, prime Timothy Sl2co@l7oo,
prairie, ts.Oodf2oo
Baticr-firm. creamery, ?l99oG dairy
2ott2oc. El,gs-.i2'tc.
rrovisions-weak. Fork, Sl375 lard.
a.. % asked, Dry ait Shoulders
(boxedl, tSgs isa0oo long cloar, $1,000
fl0 clear ribs, s7.i0eI.eo short clears
S,3s@7is BACON tboscd shoulders
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03
Ufseeflaueot,s-

wmsEY---simght Kentucky Bourbon
SlJOdG00 Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, Si.4Oeg3O1 Eastern Rycs. Si.SjGGOO
according To aye aud make; common whisky,
Oct1sl.2 ~, according 10 proof.
HAouiSu-Bd1c.
TIs-tl. l06tli5
snor--Drop, Sli0 buck, $i.05.
LNAD---0Ic
NlLs--lron. s.. 10. steel. 50. 2O@225.
PowpEn- Key, 500, half kegs, s.. quar-
ter keys, $3.50
Hibn-Dry lint. No. I, lie. No. 9, Sc; dry
salicd, cas-, green saltcd, No. I, Sc; No 2
Sc, green, Sad; shccrskins, l0c@Sl.OG ir
ion,cco-common 95aSSci other grades
abGtSdc.
sSuTr-Garrc,t's tiosl; Ralph's so %,
railroad. g. -. Gail A IA, SOuo.
Coat OiL--rrimo white, Wholesale lots, loc
per gal
Wool BURY grrase wool. unwashcd, 1874
iSc. clear grease wool, 23d23c, bury washed,
2o0tS1c, tub washed, 33@3jc.
BiTswNX. -lsg2Oc.
TALiOw.-.3Gt3isc.
fVns AKp SgiNs--Dccr. 30a85c, bear. 90
@7.Oo. mink, i5talnc; coon, hunter handled.
| lNa75c; country handled, i5dGoc; ott'r,
| 81 uottb.h0. beaver Oc@fi.50 Wild cat li6t
! 2jc. fox, i5laiic, mu-kmt l0e1i5c. opossum,
| i0Ctibc; wolf. JN@f2.O0. skunk, Isolde.
| panther, 50cmSi.O0.
Srrns-Rcd clover t55 per bu; tim.
oihy. f33 Ter bu; herds &c per bu;
blue giass, Sl.25 per bu; orchard grass, Si.iC
/ Ofi 90 per hu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03
GENERAL TRADE

No changes werc made 10 quotations TO.
day by the Merchants exchange quotation
committees. El,ss arr a shade lower
AZ New ORLEANS The sugar market 4 I'm.
chaugr'l Tho rcccipis are growing daily
smaller especially Of open kettles, aud the
movement !. sufficiently brisk 10 promptly
absorb tie frcsh arrivals. The demand Is
fair both ior local purposes and ON shipping
orlcr, and prices are steady and we'll main.
laincd. Molassc' IL quiet and steady, with a
fair demand. The rice market IL quiet and
virtually unchanged. There II fair de-.
mand for the clear article. Rough rico II
quie, with only moderate demand reported.
The Chicago boarl Of trade will remain
closed tomorrow Tuesday, Il being election
day
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03

CoFrpE.--Common l5c; ordinary, lGci fair,
lTci prime Rio, lsc; choice TO fancy, 2Oci old
government, 2sM30c; quiet
SrGAr--pure white 69ic; of white, Gao;
yellow clarified, 0h@6Mc open kettle, 900
5Ac; refined A, Ga standard granulatcd,
nc; plantation grnnulatod, TIC; powdered,
Sl9@sAc cut loaf, sl6@sNc; steady.
RIcE--Lousiana, &c; Carolina, 6lG@1c
strong
CANNED Goops-Pinc apples, 81 25Ml.N
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, $lI5; 3 Ms, stand
ard, 1913; second $l.50. Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, 81. 0)0tl 10; 3 Ms, standard, u 2D6g
10. Strawberries, sl.7b. Itaspbcrrics, Sl.G0
Blackhcrrics ~. 2b61 40 Green cages, Sl75
dlS5. Pears, Si.7jCD2 %. Plums, yl.Gj6g
LIS. Asparagus, 81 6jG1l25. Green corn,
81 25Ggli5. Green pens, si0001.tD. Cove
oysters, full weight, NJ, 0Oc; 2 lbs, Sl.GjGl75;
light weight, / H. GDcp65c; Ms, Sl.0O@ll0.
Condensed milk, Crown, S5I5d5s5c; Eagle,
S7.75; Swiss, Sj.75, Salmon, 500. Sardines,
S576; mustard sardines, $500. Mackorcl,
$50, herring mnckcrel, Sl.25
CANDrn--Stick, all sizes, IN bxs, pals aud
brls, slSm0c fancy assorted, Slgt ljci extra
fancy, lsM25c: firm.
CnEEH;--Ncw York ~ ory, 00sc; full
cream, i2Gl2Sc young America. l3@l3l9c.
SALT-.Saginnw, Si.35dl.I0 per bril- Ohio
river, sl2O6nl - per brl; sks fine, Sl.jjCp
lao coarse, ~ iO@1.l5; pkts blcachcd, Si2j;
mixed brls, 5000, mixed, 2Nm7c.
Scars AND CANDLEs--SOnp 3d54c; can.
dies, full weight, sA@oc.
MoiAssEs-- Louisiana, common 10 fair 20di
PC; prime to choice 3bm3S fancy. i3@4jc;
common 10 fair, 2jGo30c; prime 10 choice 30
d3ic; syrup, 2OeCiOc; firm.
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Grnin and ern,isIons.

CnicAGo, ILL.,. April 1.-The railroad
troubles causing light receipts and raising
the fear Of those traders interested In Nav
contracts, furnished the leading feature OF
operations on change this morning The
grain markets opened strong and higher aud
provisions saggcd. The leading speculative
deal was IN corn. There was q scramble for
that cereal as soon as the board opened. All
of the shorts, both big aud little took a
hand IN the buyingand The bulls also helped
10 make things interesting by bidding Tor
corn. Before the excitement had subsidized
May corn had advanced from 53igc Ia 5liEc.
AZ the latter price the lopgs were disposed
10 sell some ard there was gradual falling
back Ia b3lsc. This prime Was touched about
noon, when the announcement ~ a small
increase IN the visible was announced
whereas the expectations were for subsian-
tinl dcriete. A slight traction followed
aud ~ ! o'clock \. m. was a3lsc. but the
final price for the day was 80 i@53Ac.
The trading ~ wheat ,mring the morning
session was insignificant, and the range for
futures did not exceed &c. An transactions
were above The closing prize on Saturday.
On tile afternoon board, however. there was
a decline all around Of "a &C. May sold at
~ &C. 90 open, then NJ Tiskc, and later nj ~
@75iic, resting most Of the day at NE, but
closing finally ut 76H0r70isc. The decrease
OF i,OOO,OOO bushels In the visible supply was
not unexpected f
Oats we're very steady and offerings light
May made net advance of &c. while Other
options closed practically unchanged from
Saturday
Provisions were moderately active carly
Deliveries on April were small all the
product having been sold for May. An un-
settled feeling prevailed among holders OF
product, and they were disposed 10 sell more
freely aud prices averaged lower.
Pork was raidcd down 9Oc, but toward the
close Of the morning session dulncss set In,
and sales ut O'Clock showed net decline
from Saturdays close 81 only 90 ON pork
lard and short ribs On the afternoon board
there was a further decline, however, Of ~
OlOc ON pork and - &c on short ribs.
The visible supply ~ grain In the United
States and Canada March 81. compared with
week previous, compiled 10y the secretary
Of the board OF trade, Il as follows Wheat,
-. ISL $50 bu; decrease, 1867, 332 hu. Corn,
u,is7, $50 bu, increase ns05 bu. Oats, 4, l2O-
l2n In; increase, 704T2 bu Rye, 1884 .O0l
bu; decrease, 2i,i27 bu. BaSry, i,750,i3j
bu.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03
ordnr OF Publication.

No 6.sis. RD.--in the Chanosfy Court q shelby
County. Tcnn.-w. II. berkshire w. ". l. iayli~
Ct al.
Ii appearing from the blil vhioh 4 sworn 70 Ia
this Gauss that the defendants, Edward iayiiss.
John naylias VIM. I. rayii-. Nary lhylis, now
Mari - the name of whose husband j M
known and cannot bc ntccrtaiucil after dllgcn In
qulry, Eiia nayllss, Alice baylis-, John hylisl,
Jessie nayiss Aalllc hyiiss. Alvin nayllts. fior-
encc n Kason, Fannie baylis aud Theodore Nun
ford arr all non.rrsdenis ~ ihc state Of Tenuesrc.
ID 4 therefore ordered that they make their ap-
pearancc herein al the Coufi.honsn 81 shelby
county In the City 81 Memphis, nov taxing district
Of shelby county, Tenn, on the ufst Monday Ia
NAV, fns and plead. enswcf OF dsmuf To
complainanta bill. OF Tie seme viii b. lakcn Tor
oonfcsed AZ ~ them aud ct for hcafing ca parte,
and that . copy 81 this order b. Published once q
week iof four successive weeks In Tho Memphis
Appeal.
true oopy-Atiest ST MCDOWELL.
Clerk aud Master.
ByJ, u. Mcdowell. IT., Deputy Cicrk aud Master.
Smith A Collier. solicitor for Coinplalnania
taNaioisl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-03

Fist ackerel, half brls, No. /, 800.
No. 2, 1925; No. 3, -; l0-lb kit, No, ],
sl.I0; No. 2, $l05; No. 3, -. Dry her
ring. family, 25c per box
Hoo PnoDucrs--Quiet; mess pork, $500
@I5.5O; sugar cured hams, ll61i, &c; break
fast bacon. Hall ISc; bulk pork, clear sides,
nc; clear rib Sides nc; long clear, nc;
shoulders, 6hc
FaEsn MEArs-Choice beef, headquarters,
&C.; forequarters, 3@4c; second grade, hind
quarters, 5gGc; forequarters. 3@Ac. Sheep,
g.. Hogs, &c.
L,RD-Tcs, nc; half brls, nc; kegs, 79sc
choice kettle, sAgghc; steady.
pios FEGr -lIrls, $780, hall brls, $4,000
i50, kegs, $50.
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Surrr-Cholcc, Sc; medium, 3's@ic com.
mon. siOldi.d0.
iAuns-Cholcc. $500. common to good
hcf hcod, Slang 500
GnAss C.rrtr hoicc 3N@i &c; good, 50
@j4c; fair io medium, 2,fmic, scallawags
i5C,ec.
iloas-Choicc light, 58a',c. good, t1.@Sci
common, litmlisc
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Household snppIic-.

ArrLEs--Ncw York, SlOOmjuO per hrl;
dried apples, 7toSc per ID from store. Dried
peaches, Nc from store
Recommendations, $1,000 15O per irl,
500 per bu. Cabbage new Louisiana,
crate, SlO. Kuut, brls, $40; half brls,
$50. Garlic, SOC per 100. rurnips, 500
per brl.
PouIrRY--Chlckens spring. scarce 5000
COO hens, SiODmA5O. turkeys $1,000
1900; dressed chickens, S915aJ2s turkeys,
liNiCc per ID. ducks, S0Od35O geese,
IOOd5O0 per doz.
FRrlt--OmnFcs, 33.J0Gl50 per box Lem.
ons, S3.OCt35O per box bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
plcELns--.Iirls $3.50, half brls, $500,
Egus---W Weak; bxs, II iSc; eases, he
RlsiNs-london Layers $500; layers, f27ji
California. 500.
Nuu--t ocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia. o.; Tennessee. farmers stock, 80
u; roasted. 2'lc higher shelled, Zoe. Pccaus,
Texas, p0Ii2c
BurfrR-B uttcrinc. l2dl5c: creamery, %
d3Oc. dairy, isd22c; country butter. ljm 2Oc.
Clprn-oark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
PoT,roEs--FiSn; selling NJ A.. 25Gi i.l0 per
bu, ~. 2ja3.5O per brl; sweet potatoes, $500
per brl
viSEoAr Per gal. sai2c
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uuie. aud Horses.

lIons,s-talr demand. driver. Si2idi7S:
heavy draft $3.50 -; saddle, si50a9nO cX-
ira saddle, sSna2jn. plugs, Sj0mG5 Texas
puuic-, s2j,anl common drivers, s56Otln
MuLu--fnir demand; u Ia llii hands
high, seaii0 IA Ia ~ hands high siiOd
rs. ~ 10 li's hands high, Sl25C,lGg l5l4 To
10 hands high, sii0ttin1.
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CnIcAao, ILL.,, April 2.-Tbc Drorers'
Journal reports: CATTLE Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, 5000 head. Market strong and
Zoe higher; fancy Sj.20@53O; steers, 81. 25(9
o. 10 stockers aud feeders, $250g3.75; Texas
and others, $l20Gi.0O.
gs-Reccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 head. Market slow and sc lower,
mixed, $5.15d5.40 heavy, $525@5.50; light,
So lOdf. 10; skips S3COd5.00
shccp-Recoipts 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market irregular; common to
good. Si.OO6G0O western, SIG0d5.0O; Tex
ans, s3.O06o.O0; lambs. s5JO@6.5O.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movement. nc the Leyec.
TuEDAY.

Arrivals City, New Orleans; Bell,
Memphis, Natchez; Ohio Cincinnati; Gen.
ID. A. Rucscr, 81. Louis.
Dcpartures-James Lee, Frian Point; Rosa
Ice, Osceola; Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; Rob Roy, Walnut
Bend; Belle Memphis. st. Louis, Smoky City,
Ohio river.
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OIL aud Turpcntine.

CLryEL,SD, o., April 2.--Pctroleum--
Firm =. W., il0', 7Ac.
WmNINeroN, \. c., April 2---Tupen-
tinc--li rm at 3Glsc.
PiTTsBuRa Pa, April 2.-Therc was a
heavy break in oil today, caused by gen.
ernl selling here and elsewhere A feeling
Of uneasiness prevailed and the market was
paniCky.
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DAILY coTroS STATEMENT.

Imports CIR, ~ M6TR n. 49, l. a n
n r. A. M&LRRRT "a c, &swRR, 10: l., n
a FRI, 2Gi; X G, \ q MRk is.KC. M&BR
H. y; steamers, bi2 wagons no. Total iOJ9 bales
Erports-M q r II n, I5g l. & y II n, $40. g.
hulta
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rniinn ser.i prn.inet.-

rgiur Cnrnr our-3aaylc; prime summer
yellow, 33m3Sc; choice cooking summer gel.
low, 400 tie prime cotton seed meal, so %
ctl4Oo carlual lots les than carload,
tiSOugtls.J.