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ITEMS OF AL SORTS.

As d new industry, Scotland is advised
to gather ice.
A shoemaker at st. Joseph, NO., has
constructed ''cold air motor" which
he claims will run all kinds Of street ve-
hicles.
The Mormons have recently sent a
missionary from Salt Lake to the Samoan
Islands to preach the Gospel and drum
up recruits among the natives.
| At the moment when the war ship
Warrior rescued party Of French bal
loonists they were casting lots as to who
should throw himself out to tighten the
balloon.
The Medical and Surgical Reporter
announces that it will publish the names
of religious papers which print improper
medical advertisements il. after due
warning they persist in printing them.
People on Pail Mall were recently Won
derstruck to see the cooks, kitchenmaids,
walters, and all the employees of the
Army and Navy club, to the number Of
100 or more, pour out on the steps and
pavement They were photographed.
Leading English gunmakers report
that they have had remarkably large
number of orders from ladies for fine
guns. Shooting during the season is said
to be the latest notion of the English wo-
man Of quality. although some prefer
fishing.
Mr.. H. G. Vogt said that if ships could
be towed instead of propelled by the pro-
peller, an average of 40 per cent. in coal
and power could be saved. The propel-
Ter at the stern sucks the sustaining
water from the ship, causing resistance
to be increased in that proportion.
Engine 80, of the Union Pacific road.
that is now employed in transferring
cars across the Omaha bridge, has a
record OF having run 1, 140, 625 miles. It
has been in use for twenty-five years,
and was one of the first locomotives used
west of the Missouri river.
The agricultural department is organ
izing five new experimental stations for
the study of sorghum and its manipulation
three in Kansas, one in New Jersey
and one in Louisiana. The appropria-
ton for this work this year is 800, 900
larger than it has ever been before.
Jerusalem is rapidly growing as trade
center. One hundred thousand dollars
worth of objects of devotion in mother
of pearl and olive wood are exported to
America and Europe every year. Vine
cultivation is being extended, and the
price of land has risen six fold within
few years.
Since the receiving ship Wabash has
been lying off Boston there have been
several curious applications from men
who wanted to enlist. One man said
he'd enlist if he could do work to which
he was accustomed. He wasn't enlisted,
for he was paper hanger. Another
wanted to enlist to take care of the cap
tains horse. A gardener would enlist if
if he could find work, and another candi-
date wanted to be the ships roofer.
A man near Fayetteville, Tenn, built
a fire one cool morning recently and in a
little while saw pair of black feet drop
down the chimney A search revealed
colored neighbor of bad reputation
stuck fast in it. Upon being released
the negro said that, owing the house
holder 10 cents, he had come to pay it,
and finding the doors and windows fast
chose this mode of entrance. But as his
shoes and an ak were left outside his tale
was not credited.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-12

,Plasters," porous Electrically Rose
Cream" for Catarrh. They are, like
Warmers "Tippecanoe," the simple
effective remedies of the old Log Cabin
days.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-12

One elephant discovered among the
tertiary rocks could not have been less
than sixteen feet in height.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-12

Frances Hodgson Burnett was born in
Manchester, England, in 1S49.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-12

WARMERS LOG CABIN
REMEDIEs.-"S arsaparil-
la," Cough and Con-
sumption Remedy, y
"Hops and Buchu,"-
Extract ,-"Hair Ton
IL >, -ssT.iver pills. ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Boaas aud stocks.

Nav YoRK, March 7.--Moncy Oh call
easy NJ I 10 . per cent; last loan sper cent;
closed offered nj per cent. Prime mcrcan-
tile paper SCg7 per cent Sterling exchange
dull but firm and unchanged.
Government bonds dull and steady. State
bonds dull and foaiurelcss.
The stock market today was alternately
strong aud weak. with n moderate volume OF
business, except In a few stocks, aud the re-
suit Of the days operations II 10 leave the
list irrcgularly changed. although some
marked declines were recorded. The final
declaration of the dividend on Missouri Pa.
ciic caused irner feeling this morning
though the expectation Of the usual raid
acted as a wet blanket on the speculation for
some time. II did not come, however, and
the market improved slowly though steadily
throughout the forenoon The raid came
after that time. however, aud u had for IL
object the disruption Of the pools In Read.
/ ing and ~. Paul. The sales In the first
named stock were again very heavy, and
some large blocks changed hands ai rapidly
/ declining prices. There was no interruption
| 90 the decline until In The last hour when
slight fractions were rcgained aud the mar
| kct finally closed steady at little better
than the lowest figure. Most II the list show
slight advance, hut the only important
changes for the day are n gain Of ~ IN
| Hooking Coal. aud a loss 81 ~ IN Reading.
l,ailroad bonds were dull sale. ss0i coo
/ The market was IN close sympathy with the
| trading In shares, being rather strong In the
forenoon, but heavy later In the day. The
total sales 81 stocks today were 30, DC shares.
/ Closing quotations
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General News.

The Joe Peters pulled out last evening for
Arkansas river with good trip.
TnE James Lee leaves for Friars Point this
evening at 8 o'clock. The Rosa Lee goes 10
Osceola at the same hour.
The John i. Walton, with big tow Of
empty coal barges, passed up from New Or
leans 20 the Ohio river yesterday forenoon.
The William Bonner with several empty
coal barges, passed here early yesterday
morning on her way from New Orleans 10
the Ohio river.
The Arkansas City passed here yesterday
afternoon on her way from Natchez to ST.
Louis. She put off here Is bales Of cotton
572 sacks Of cotton seed and added lot Of
merchandise
The river here Is rising rapidly. For the
twenty. four hours ending at noon yesterday
II had risen one foot and iive-tenths. The
gauge ut that hour registered twenty-five
feet six-tenths.
The City Of vicksburg arrived from St.
Louis, on her way 10 Natchez, yesterday
evening, and remained in portlseveral hours
during which time she discharged 1, 800 pack
ages OF freight and added rs tons OF sundries
The Thomas Sherlock. from New Orleans,
passed up 10 Cincinnati yesterday morning
with almost full trip. She put of at the
elevator 10 hogsheads OF sugar, 100 barrels OF
sugar, 81 sacks Of potatoes, 100 empty hogs.
heads and 10 tons OF sundries.
FOLLOWING Is the manifest OF the steamer
Buckeye State, which arrived from Cincin-
natl yesterday morning. One thousand three
hundred and seyenty-hve kegs OF nails, 9si
barrels Of -four, 272 boxes Of glass ware, lg7
bales Of hay, COS packages Of furniture, O5
bags OF beans. iron safes, beer cooler, 0
head Of horses and mules and $40 packages
Of sundries. She also put of at Hopefeld,
opposite here, 100 packages of merchan.
disc for reshipment by the Memphis a Lit
tie Rock railroad. She returned last night
with 100 bales Of cotton, 1000 sacks OF oil
meal, lot OF sundries, and a fair number OF
cabin PASSENGERS.
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BABY'S SKIN AND SCALP
Cleansed, Purified and BeautIfed by
Cutlcura Remedies.

Last November my little boy, aged three years,
fell against the stove while he was running. and
cut his head and. right after that he broke out all
over his head. face and left ear had good doc
tor, Dr. - TO attend him, but he got worse
head, face and left ear were In fearful state and
hc suffered terribly. caught the disease from
him, and IL spread all over my face and neck and
even got intomy eyes Nobody thought we would
ever get better. felt sure we were disfgurcd for
life. heard OF the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES, and pro
cured n bottle OF CpTIcuRi REsoLvEST, a box o
CurICuRA and cake OF cuTIcURA SOAR, and used
them constantly day and night After using two
hotties OF REsoLvLSr, four boxes Of ClTicuRA
and four cakes Of SOAR, we are perfectly cured
without scar. Ny boys skin Is npw like satin
371 Grand street, LILLE EPTlNG.
Jersey City, M.
Sworn 10, before me, this 9th day OF March, 1885
GILBERT l.. ROBINSON J. H.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. WEDNESDAY. MARCH g. 1888.

| Dt y
count. The Bank Of England gained fl11 ,ooC
bullion on balance todaslfoC
PARIS, March 27.--Three per cent. rcntc'
s2f ~ for the account.
BERLIN, March 27.---Tfie statement of the
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows an in
crease of specie 100000 marks
BANK cLEAinNGs.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 2T,--Clearngs ST..
$4,000. fe-T
New YonK, March q. -316arings, $lO0,5i5,'
2i6; balances, si,i 50033oca
BATTNoRE Nd, March b. Clearing, s.,
7G0,o55; balances $3i0, s43.
sT, LOUIS, No, March 1.-Clearings, So,
743, Dos; balances, s6i7, ITO
BosToS, Mass, March n .-Clearngs, 81,
oOLO1'; balances 81, 2l9,tOl
PHILADELPHIA Pa, MARCEL 27.-Clearings-
SS,WS,32i; balances, 81, 2s5, jOs.
Grain ana Provisions.
CHICAGO, H., March ~. Ion the whole,thorc
was very excellent day OF trading OH
change. The markets opened with frac-
tionally higher prices for al leading articles
on the floor. Buying was Of a vigorous
character, and very material advances were
made during the first hour in the grain pits.
Before noon reactions followed, and at mid
day prices were very near the closing points
OF last night, but the reaction was followed
by another advance, aud closing prices were
about the best OF the day.
Traders in wheat kept little account OF
outside information. They were busy watch
ing each other. There was a good active
market. but II was purely Chicago market,
and the pit made It's own prices. May
opened &c better at IKE, and on good stiil
buying advanced 10 77%c, then reacted 10
1875, where IL rested about noon. Toward
the close the market again frmed up rapidly
and May rested at 77stc.
Corn showed unmistaknblc signs OF firm
ness ON the curb this morning after the lc
advance yesterday afternoon. The argyll
ments appeared 70 be on the side OF the
bulls early. mo outside orders came in
20 buy. Very few cars OF No, corn were
received, and the general cagcrness TO pur-
chase gave sharp up turn TO the market
during the first hour. The trading was biisk
and In large lots from 52c, the opening
price for May up TO 52ssc, the top for the
session. After the turn the price dragged
down 10 52c. but once below that point
sellers became excited aud prices went
quickly down to blHc. There was rally
before the close, and the closing prices were
5214g529Sc.
Oats showed quite substantial improve
ment today, there being a brisk demand
both from shorts and other buyers. May
opened &c higher ut 81 Nc, sold up 10 81 &c,
reacted Ia 3DKc and closed at 81 &c.
Less interest was manifested in provisions
today. Shorts In pork evinccd more desire
10 cover than 10 sell more. Tho big bears
were also conspicuous for their absence
Prices advanced i5c, but rcccded Sc, and the
market was steady at n net advance OF lOc
over yesterdays close. Sales ranged at
Ai3 ~ iSln 10 AZ Y and closed nj ei3gO A
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DAILY corToX srArEMENr.

KR, ~; c, O&sW n, -; L,NO&TRR 30 X
G, So N Il n, Oh; X G. ma b Il u, gi5; steamers,
H. wagons, 10. Total, 5iS bales
EaportS-M &cRR 1,csS M&TR r. hs7; &
II, 90 c.o&sw RR, so. Total l,GS bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady;
middling, 9Jsc. Sales, 1881 bales Quota
tions were as follows: oeinory, &c; good
ordinary, S7-lGc; low middIing, 0%c, mid
ding, 9Isc good middling lOl{c; middling
fair, l09lc; fair, i&c.
Futures opened firm and closed steady, ms
follows March, 0,57@05G April, 05og
0.GO May, 070; June, 0s0@0si; July 0s7
@0ss; August, 00ia9ai; September, 9Go9
97l October, 9io 1880 November O3i@
oSS December, o.3s@0Sa; January, 0.40e
0.I7 Sales, iio70o.
NEw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; midlling 094c, Sales, $500 bales,
Quotations were US follows Ordinary 7Xoi
god ordinary SIC; low middlng Dc; mid
ding, one good nliddling, csc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows March, 02O@08O April, O,209
n3o May, 035@o36; June, $500 40; July,
L@0is;Augusto l7@04s September, oil
@Ois October s97@ses; November s02@
SO3; December s.03@sOl January, 0O26g
DOS. Sales, C5,9O0.
DAILY PORT And INTERIOR MARKET.
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| LIVERPOOL.
AZ noon; Spots--Sicadv. demand fair.
Sales 1900 bales, OF which American q, 2O
| bales. Receipts, l5G.0O bales, of which
American. 1900 bales. Closing quotations
were M follows Ordinary, $50 good ordi.
nary; Oh; low midling 5bs'l. good middling,
sd; middling uplands, D j.iGd; middling
Orleans 5kd.
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed barely steady a. follows
The prices are given IN pence AMI Glths,
thus. i.O3 means LGJ-Gfd, aud 5.0i means
3.1-Gid.
Atip m.-March, 5iGd. buyers; March.
April, h.i0d buyers; April MAY, slid. sell
en-; MayJunc. 5.iS1, sellers, Junc.July,
b.lnd, sellers; July-August 62od, buyers;
Angustseplemhcr 30. buyers; September,
bah buyers scptcmbcr-oc,ober 5l3d,
buyers.
HAvnr.
Spots Price, generally In buyers favor.
Tpr orlinric orleans spot Oif; futures. Tor
April delivery. ext
Noic-fr-s orlinairc orleans spot. ~.
represents O1's francs Tor ~ hlos 81 strict
middling cotton, llnyc terms kilo IL
about lbs, or ~ 1910 klus equal 100 lbs.
A franc u equal 90 DC
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GENERAL TRADE.

Tho sending II kilograms 20 Chicago and
other northern points direct from the Mer-
chants exchange ard for the convenience Of
Memphis, has been found gr,at conven.
fence already. Today orders were placed In
Chicago, and the transactions made IN eight
minutes. The markets ruled quiet today,
and remained unchanged as 10 quotations.
Poultry unchanged except n TO spring chick.
Gus which command fancy prices aud csF'
are quoted a shade highsr.
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nressistuu..

coES Mr,i--s,andard sa05. pearl, 500,
roller, i2.D@a00 quiet
bass Avn Pr,s-Navy beans. AMOS. 90.
medium, t275. Stock peas, li.25 per bu:
lady peas ti.75 per bu, black eyes si.5C
pvf bu.
oar ME,t--ln half brls. $3.50 from storr,
fiorr Prom storc. common, t1Oa3 20
family, 81 2iNtI 20 choice. o. H,Cta %. fancy
sipoal 10 extra fancy, N25aL5oi patent
g. lOs5 a. quiet
CnAcErEs--Soda extra. &C.. ,oia treble CT
ira, 4ife' ginger snaps, 6it@6hc, assorted
jumbles. i0'
Cn,cKEp wnrAI-In half brls, si25 from
Htow.
lloNINY Am Guirs- From store, s3.25.
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Live stock.

snrrr-Choloc, SC; medium; o,I@lc; com
mon, Si000li50.
L,Nns-Chocc, $780, common to good,
per head, si.500t3OO.
Gr,ss CsTrLE--Choicc, 8,.Calilc; good, 81
@5lfc; fair TO medium, 2IS@3c; scallawag~,
lfM2c.
hoos-cholce light, 6@5j.ci good, 4N@5c;
common li.On4ikc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-28

THE well known strengthening properties
OF iron. combined with other tonics and
most perfect ncryinc, are found IN Cartcr's
iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and complex
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-28

T. i. n. c. Is not a cure-all, but quarter
of century Of constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In
fnllible Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
infalible cure for all kinds OF neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2S3
Main cfrept
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
WEDNESDAY.
Moyements nt the Lcyee.

Arrivals-Wm. Bonner John L. Walton
and Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans; Chick
asaw. White river Buckeye State, Cincn-
natl; City Of Vicksburg; 81. Louis; Arkansas
City, Natchez.
Departures-Wm. Bonner, John II. Wal
ton and Thomas Sherlock, Ohio river; City
OF Vicksburg, Natchez; Arkansas City, st.
Louis Joe Peters, Arkansas river; Buckeye
State, Cincinnati; Rene Macrcady, St. Fran
cis rivar
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ST. LOUIS Mo-, March 27.---Wool-- STEADY
and Unchanged unwasbed, bright medium,
l6@2ic; coarse braid, ll@2lc; low sandy,
l0@lsc; fine light. l3@l0c; fine heavy, 100
lie; tubwashed, choice, 35c; inferior 500
33c; sacks, l0dl5c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-28

Circus entertainment on the bluff To-.
night, benefit Of Mount Vernon sufferers
Display Of sky rockets. Firing Of the Lii.
tic Democrat, free balloon ascension and
fireworks at 100 o'clock pm. Circus
begins at 8 o'clock. Admission, - cents
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IIoRsrs-Fair demand; driver. si25@i75;
heavy draft, si75@22b; saddle, si50d200 cx-
| ira saddle. te00oa250; plugs, sJ0@Gj; Texas
ponies, $500; common drivers, S76CalOo.
MuLEs-falr demand. ~ 10 AZ hands
high. s9OGiiO, i4l4 TO II hands high. tiiO6e
| l2b, rs to 1871 hands high, sl2JCslOO, l5li 10
| 10 hands high, si50diaO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-28

T.. +. RoE began another ono Of his
southern 90 tales in the March Connopoli-
ian, under the title Of "Aiiss Lou" This
author has about o. much personal knowl-
edge Of the south ~ lac has Of the north
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HAr- Choice. from store, a5c6siO0 car
prime. storc oDogi' &c. car load from lcyce
~ depot. tl7.OotriSdO, puirio from store,
Go6iiCc. car load from lcvoc or depot 1850
Cri2Un
ln,s-rom store, il.o9 from leyec or
depot, tipoo.
Cons Prom store white, o2c; MIXED. 6sc:
from lCycc OF depot, white. Ia bulk, SIC. In
sks co., mixed, In bulk. blc IN sks 5lc.
OArs--from store, white, i5c: mixed, i0c.
frum leycc or DEPOT white in bulk, 1sc, IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-28

A CHARMING picture OF Amelie Riyes
forms the frontispiece 10 the April number
OF Lippinooifa A story by this young lady
called "rhc Quick or the Dead" appears
In the same number.
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Article. opening nIsao II Lowest clio.

Cash quotations were asfollows:
flour-Continucs quiet; prices steady and
unchanged except for winter wheat Hour,
which Is about iOai5c higher.
No. 2 spring wheat. 72,k@15JEc; No. red
size; No. corn 509fc; No. 2oats, 27iECI30c
No. 2 rye, 5S0g5slSc No. 2 barley, 57Gslc
No. flax seed, si.i+@i.46; prime timothy
seed, S2.62ta2O3; mess pork, per brl, Si3.3OC1
1885; lard, per 100 lbs, $50; short ribs
loose tTO5@7O1k. dry saltcd shoulders
bowed, S.16@00G short clear sides, boxed,
a.. JOtd7.55.
Rcccipts-Flour 1900 brls; wheat, 4s, go
bni corn, 1900 bni oats, 5000 bui rye, 2.
COO bu: barley, 2i,OOo bu.
Shipments-Flour, ZOO brls; wheat, m,
600 bu; corn, 10, coo bu oats 1900 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ST. Loris, Mo-, March 27.-Flour-Firm
aud unchanged.
wheat-Opencd strong and held M firm
for some time; Just before the 1880 o'clock
call Il broke and fell of &c; a slight reac.
ton toward the close advanced the price &c,
but the close was 70 below Yesterday; No. z
red, cash, soN@sOkc; May, so,sas05lc,
closing at s0'4c; June closing at 79Ec; July,
closing at ToHc; December, sl@si &c, clos
ing at Size.
corn-Adyanccd i<c, but closed only IKc
better; cash, i5itc; May, f59i6ii0Zc, closing
at l5Ikc; June, l9lSc, closing at lG9sc; July,
i6a.Gtl7isc closing al 1910. Oats-Qnict,
but firm; cash, 3Oi ,M90ifc. May, 2pc. Ryc
STEADY At O2Hc Barlcy-750ts7is &c. Bran
stronger at 7sc. Corn mcal-t25O.
Hay-firm prime timothy, si2O06i7. 80;
prairie. ts.OOe1i2OO
Buttcr-firm; creamery, 2i930c; dairy,
| 2O0f20c. ERrS-..i5c.
Provisions-Stcady. Pork ti3 75Ni3. 81 (.
Lard. t7.30dISA Dry salt mcats-Shoul.
ders (boxodl SSW@57a. long clears a. GOD
40; clear ribs, S5l5a7.25; short clears, 81. ~
6t550 Bacon boxed l-sbonldcr tgs7 <;
long clears, s7.l2ISCtT sS,l; ccnr ribs, a. 5O,a
1915 short clears, s7.eo@si2li. Hams
Steady, fiOOOctl2O0
Neipts-flour 1900 brl., wheat, ~ %,
bu: corn. is0o0 bn: oats, 800 bu; rye, 1,O0t
bu; barley, 5000 bu.
shipmcnts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
none; corn, S00oo bu; oats 1000 bu; rye,
none, barley, none.
Afternoon Boarl-whcai-firm April
so T.; May. s01.c; July, NC. Corn
Higher; April. l5Ac: NAV, s01Ec; July
use. oais-Dull; May, %.
KANSAS CRY, No, March 27.-wheai-
Quiet; No. =, soft cash, ishc May, IN
asked. Corn-strongcr. No. ? cash, &c
April, 43iso asked. May, iic bid. 4ti,
asked. Oai---No 2 cashl no bids nor oflcr
ings, May, 9o,.c asked.
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n. Lorunor 4 Co. have published a
Life Of James Russell Lowell, by Emma
T.. Brown. Mr. Lowell Is one Of the few
men who have enjoyed their own biogra-
phv
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In order 10 avoid all danger Of running
your health by drinking impure water, add
10 20 ~ drops Of Angostum Bitten 20 every
glass Of water you drink.
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OIL and TurpeufIuc.

CLEVELAND, o., March 27.---Pctroleum--
Firm; $. W., ll00, IKE
WnMISdroY, N. c., March 27---Turpcn-
tine---Firm az 37c.
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rKIsE CRupE oiL-32d33c; prime summer
yellow 37g3sc; choice cooking summer yell
low, iO@iic; prime cotton seed meal. $3.50
dlI00 carload lots; less than carload
tS0Ogis 90.
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New YoHK. March g7.--Conce-Spot. fair;
Rio steady, lie, options lVr point, higher.
but very quiet, sales, 800 hap, March,
go. SjCsi0a5; April. 10 7ee,lO. ~, May. $40 "a
Gtl0 IS; June. tiO.05ctfQSN July, $40. 400
Has August, $40. iseifo'2i. september
si00b; October. $685.. November sgaSot
1000. December, $500 O.0l, January, $40. Oo
February. siOOS. Sunr-.Dul aud rather
weak: centrifugal. o. fest,p '-lOc fair rein
ing. quoted at iA.c pwe,,ct grades, "a
tssc, refined, dull; &C, n Asm1 bl,ic; extrs
CO. 3 ii-l8id5 i3.iOc; whibr. extra GO" -.
3 1916; yellow. 5Hesd I.iOc MolaScs-
Steady. Realistically wv
CrNciNNsri, o., March "a -Whl'ky--s Steady
sales. 1. iOS barrels finished goods ON a basis d
tiOD. Buttcr.-Strong. sugn Firm. Eggs.-
Easier. i5@iSkc. Cheese ady.
Cmo,ao, ~, March T.--On the Produc,
exchange. today, the Inter market was ffn
aud product, limited early creamery, 2i@
90; dairy, Mono.
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CmcAdo, H.. March ". The Droreri'
Journal REPORTS cnlilc--iieceipis, t.000 head
shipments 1000 head. Market stronger.
.tecrs. Sl.8osts. co. siocker~ and feeders, 81 Is
0,55O COWS, bulls aud mixed, sis5,t3 90.
TeNus steers, taivtt o.
lInas -Ile,clpls, 1900. htud shipments,
6,0o head. Market rtcadyi miNcl, ~. 100
b.iS. heavy, ta3oea5s. liEhL s5.iof' Is;
skip-, tJsbsa,i0
Sheep -llcccipis, 400 h'adi shipments,
loo head. Marks, stronger nailvc-, 5000
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, U. g. Al
MEMPHIS. March q, pm. J
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named At 10Th meridian time which IA ono
hour later than Memphis time
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
>Ion>d steady; middiinr. ekc. Sales. ALSO
to'<s. including 100 bsIss last syenlnr Of
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The following list Il corrccicd regularly.
and may be regarded n the laies, quotations:
nANK kTorKa.