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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-05
2. AUERBACH & BRO.
THE EARLY - -
1888 FIRST ,I 131H BARGAIN SALE!.
: : Tho BIRD!
az " ef7ta3a.
BARGAIN SALE!
Stocang completed and having
TOUT PRICES
COME EARLY AND SAVE tMONEY !

slots Of White Blankets slightly soed $780, $685.
{I-a worth ~ .
Lots of Ladies Hose worth pau II
plots Ladies' and Misses Felt Hats 10c.
3Lots OF Busles 10c. 25c and 35c. 5&A
Lot OF Ladies Gossamers slightly
~ and 2ae yard New Goods To them bny thera
Lot OF Dress Buttons,
Let Chldren's Fur o tor
bumps $500 "ON'
Lot Chldren's Beautiful at closing prices
2Los Misses
E.
Lots LADIES' Misses
These will hem T..
each
Lot ladies Scarlet ALI Wool Underwear,
account OF having l..
Lots Danask and Turkish barga
Lots Gents Colored Shirts,
Lots Gents aundred Unaundried Shirts
Lots Boys Hats and CAPS
Youths
account of Undershirt being all sold
NJ Ia q si- s
Remnants Dress Goods FIanns Table
1Lot OF
able and z
The balance of at as-.
The balance Silk Velvets,
' 800
Lot Boys Overcoa upwards
Many other Bargains make it worth your to come
i.,.-tD s.ss-1tIces 81 .5 ae---
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court In and for the Third Ju
diciaI District Of Utah Territory,
County OF Salt Lake.

The people of the Territory of Utah send
Greeting to Martin Taylor, Defendant.
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r. K. GILLESPIE. 81
Real Estate &LOall Agent,
240 SOUTH MAIN, next to Walker House.

Houses and Residence and
and Rents Collected
oLornon Req
PropzHe
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FOR RENT.

seven-room house, one block north Of
Eagle Gate. $50.
House of eight rooms, Eighteenth Ward,
on Street. SIS n. ,,s .s,..-. 81. Il,
Furnished rooms close M. S. q
Nine room house, Third South Street. $35.
Sixteen room house, Main Street.. $50. b..
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. ssoeLs aud nond..

INV YoRK, Feb T.--Moncy on call easy
nj 2is6t3 per cent Last loan ~ per cent.
closed and offered nj ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5ta7 per cent.
Sterling exchange duh but steady at is3it
Tor sixty day bills aud 40, Tor demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
Today's stock mnrkct wac the most unintcr.
csiing one loi many days, but Il was remark
able Tor the decided strength displayed In
the face of Hood of unfayomblc stories
which ordinarily would have caused a
marked depression. Notwithstanding the
dullncss, broker. In Investments securities
say that they have largo orders for dividend
paying stock aud are taking advantage Of
The ear attacks ~ iill them, which may, In
some measure, account for the stubbornncss
Of the market ~ far this week. Closing
prices arr somewhat irregular but generally
higher ~ compared with the last night,
prices, though the gains arr for small imc
/ lions only. except on Manhattan, which !.
up -, aud Wheeling & lake Erie =.
The milro1d bond market recovered N.
tone this morning. Sales, s,ni,0cp, of which
I $4,000 wcic on Mutual Union ~. The total
sales OF stork- todiy were l3iS0 shares
/ Closing quotations
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GraIn and rreyi.lons.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 7.--fhc grain markets
oil change opened this-morning with gen.
eral breaking down OF prices. The early
cables were bearish and the local crowd were
generally long on everything Very many
had taken wheat on the strength OF the
foreign situation for few days past, and OF
course there were many who wanted to I'M
load this morning. May opened q shade
lower at Slss@SlA nc, sold down to size, re-
acted TO size, and on renewal OF the selling
pressure, broke and closed at Sic. Corn, ike
wheat, looked very weak, and the crowd hold
ing felt very heavy this morning Expected
large receipts as an incident Of the big cuts
In freight rates and weak cables were the de-
pressing influences. May corn opened I'M
changed at 52c, sold down 10 5lssc, reacted a
little, and was then raided down TO 6lHt9
5i2sc, and closed at that figure. Oats were
very weak, and there was q more decided
break in May oats than anything else The
weakness in other markets caused scare in
the oats crowd and May sold down TO &c,
from which point there was a &c reaction,
but the closing price was still lower May
being 81 &c.
Provisions were depressed by the weakness
and decline in grain, also by the free selling
of lard and short ribs by the two leading
operators, declines being recorded of IL &c on
pork and DC on lard and shot ribs. At the
bottom buyers came In freely and absorbed
the offering o readily that pork rallied Zoe,
and lard and short ribs b., the market closing
steady The arrivals OF hogs were 1900 and
prices Toe higher This however, had little
effect on values. Trading on the whole was
larger but chiefly local May pork opened
at SiL37 Is6glf.55, and closed at Sii.45 May
lard sold at $7.s7 Isd702is and closed al
$3.50 May short ribs AT S7.70@715,and closed
at S7.72J E@I7j.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Kraut brls. 5000; half brls, $500. Garlic,
81. 90 per 100. Turnips, 1928 per bril-
APPIEs--New York, S35O@iOO per orl;
dried apples, 5@6c per ID from store
Dried peaches, 50g7c from store.
FRuiT--0ranges, $2.50@3, so per box. LEM
ons, $3.0o@3.50 per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
IouLrRy-Chickens, spring, s2.Oo@3,00
hens, S300@325; turkeys, S6OOg3Vo
dressed chickens. 2.50d3.50; turkeys, 1Otgl2c
per ID; ducks, s30o@4.00 geese, A.oo@0.Oo
per doz.
GAMr-ouail, si.25 per doS squirrels,
76cfdSl 90 per doz. Venison, whole deer,
46l5c; saddles, l0c. Wild ducks, $500 per
doz. Rabbits 75cG1si.00 per doz. Prai-
rie chickens, A.00@5.00 per doz Wild tur-
keys. 50CG75c
PIcKLrs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 800.
EGds--Firm at &c.
RAIsISs-London layers, $780, layers, 800
CALIFORNIA; 1925.
NuTs--Cocoanuts $3.50 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock ia
&c; roasted. 2l9c higher; shelled l0c. Pc
cans, Texas, Bale.
BuTTER-B utterine, 17@isc; creamery, 30
@i0c dairy, 2Oa2ic country butter l5tg2Oc.
CIDER--New York, $3.50 per brl and $500
per half brl.
PoTAroEs--Firm selling at sl.2j per bu,
S3.0O@3.25 per brl; sweet potatoes, s2'OOa
225 per brl,
VINEoAR--Per gal, l0@l5c.
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Miscellaneous.

WIusKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.50d6.00 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, II. i0M 800; Eastern Rycs, ~ SjCg
GOO according To age and make; common
whisky, O0cGil.l5 according to proof
BAGGiNG-0m7c.
TIEs-Sl i0gll2.
smor-Drop Sl.3j; buck, Sl.Go.
IE,p--64C.
NA'Ls-Iron, s.. 1902 10; steel So o5@ $50.
PoWpsG Kegs So half kegs, 800 quar-
ter kegs $3.50.
TonAcco Common, 25@35c; other grades,
35OtS5c
sSur--earrcrs sios5; Ralph's, slO25;
railroad, S925; Gail & AK, 800,
CoAL One-Primo white, Wholesale lots,
l0lsc per gal,
HIpu--Dry flint, No. |, he; No. 3, 1Oc;
dry saltcd 7d9c; green salted No. !, 9h@
6lsc; No. ?, sob ,ci green, 4@5ci sheepskins,
l5cGd$lO.
Wool BURY greasy wool, unwa'hcd, l3tt
isc, clear grease wool, 236e2jc; bury washed
20Od30, tub washed, 33Ci3jc.
IEfsNAx--lsCd2Oc.
TAILos-3d3isc.
FuRs ASH SRfNs-Dccr. 30d35c; bear, 81 OF
M70G mink, ljCdlOc coon, hunter handled,
i5d7OC country handled l5Gl60c otter,
Sl.OOlI5.00 beaver, j0cmSi.0O wild eat, 15d
DE fox, l5a76c muskmt 10dl5c; OpOs
sum- l0tdl5c; wolf. 5OrmS2.O0, skunk, i5@
Toe panther, 5NmSl.O0.
sEFDs--Red clover StT5G5.25 per bu
timothy, 1875 per but; herds, 50d55c pei
bu; blue grass sl.25 per bu; orchard
grass, sEiO@lO per bui red oats, isg5OC
Der bu
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Live Aiaeh.

CmcAGo, H., Feb. 1.-The Dronf'i JoHrHa
reports Receipts, $500 head ship
mcnts, ?OlO head MARKET about i0 higher
Steers, k3OO6b. -. stockcr and FEEDERS
g. i0a3UO. COWS, bulis Wpd MIXED, si.uOa
3is. Texas gu,ss cattle, sOidl21.
Hog -llcccipis i3vDo head; shipments
AUO head. Market stfong. g. 10 To- highoi
mixed, Si.iSaA.5O: skiIr, tlJ0tdlOl.
shccp-llcccipts. dDOo head. shipments
1000 head Market slow and steady.
Natives. Sln6l5 -, western a. i0it5 3. 10
Texans. s39atOD i,nmh., s5.Oo@025.
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GENERAL TRADE.
ureasistuns.

ConS Mr,i,-Standarl. $40, pearl, 500;
roller, s2nmaO0 higher
nEANs--Nayy, $40. medium, t2.b0.
oar MK,i,-in half brls, $3.50 from store.
fIoUH-f'rom store, common, $3.OOtt3.2b,
family, 81 2jCt3 80, choice, S3.bOct3 20; fancy,
- 0DCpi.i0 cxim fancy, $i.so@i.co patent,
81 5Oldl.S,, steady,
CRacErRs-Soda, extra. ic soda. treble ex.
ira, liic; ringer snaps, 5,s@dhc, assorted
nblcs. lOc.
CEAckIp wnr,r--ln half brls, si.25 from
store.
HoNNY Am GniTs--From store, tS.2a
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HAY-Cholcc. from store, o5c@ii.O0, car
load, from leyec or depot SIS. SoOt i0.h 10.
prime. storc, lD@02ifc; ear load from lcycc
or depot. si1.0Ocais5O. puiric from stnrc.
Uods0g car load from loYcc or depot, 5000
hl2O0.
BR,S-fr1m store, si0o, from lcvcc or de.
pot, sla01.
ConN-From store. white. 02c, mixed, 5ac,
from lcycc or depot, white IN bulk, O0is6C
Gle, Ia ks. 02c; mixed, IN bulk, 5oisaj0lsc
IN sks, 5lii@5sisc.
OArs-fwm store. white. i&CglSc; mixed
tiCtl2c from loycc or depot white, in bulk,
aoisetioc, w ~, li'sc mixed, In bulk,
So .@ysiac IN sks. gOosii'sc
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HoRsrs-far demand; drivers, Si25@ iT5;
heavy draft, sl7StI22b saddle, Sl5Ood@D,
extra saddle, s2Oofr,N plug, SOCtG5; Texas
ponies, S25etGO common drivers, NoaiOO.
MrLEs-fair dcmand ~ 10 az hands
high, t0OaiiO iiis To Is hands high. siiO1t
i2,; ~ 70 l5lE hands high, Si2jalJOi i5is TO
10 hands high, SlbOa 100.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Quiet prices without special
change.
No. spring wheat, 75@IGigc; No. 3
spring wheat, Csc; No. 2 red, 7sIsc; No. 2
corn, i7c; No. 2 oats, 29Ca3Oc; No 2 rye,
GOc; No barley, sic; No. naxsecd, 81. i5;
prime timothy seed, S2.I5td2. 6
Mess Pork-Por brl, Sli25; lard. per 100
lbs, T.72IG@LIj; short ribs, loose, S.55i
dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, $G.0OCgG.05;
short clear sides. boxed, ssOO6lS05.
Reccipts-flour 1000 brls; wheat $1,000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; bats, $4,000 bu; rye,
900 bu; barley. -, 600 bu
shipments-l'lour, 5000 brls; wheat, 49,
600 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, l3l, 900 bui rye,
5000 bu; barley, ~ 600 bu.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 7.-Flour-Dull and
easy.
Wheat opened steady, hut soon broke oil
with very slight reaction during the session,
closing &c below yesterday. other markets
aud peace i, s.GrolT-i..sssigned as tir cause.
Heavy selling for long accounts; No. red,
cash, S0Nmslc; March, s0)tc; May, s2,t@
s2szc, closing nj S2lsc; July, iOiS@IO,sc,
closing nt 1Dssc: August. 1ui4@l9tsc, closing
at 10,ic; December, siGIsi,.c, closing at Sic
Com-s.c lower heavy selling for lonl
accounts; cash, i5lSdiG,e February, 1jAc
March, DC asked May, l7@i7sc, closing al
axe.
Oats = Lower cash, eo,.@eo7Ici May
| 20hc
Ryc-G9c. asked.
Barlcy-firm, N@o5c.
Bmn-Stcady, 10c.
Cornmcal-StrOng, $50.
Unchanged; prime timothy, ti2.0O@
1900 prairie, SSODtdIi.75
Eglgs-2;ic. Buttcr-Cpamery, 2i@30c
dairy, lste9c.
proVi,ions-firm. Pork New. $500
Lirl, G.l2is. Dry salt mcais--lloxcd
shoulders, k.75aGD. long clcnis S.37 "a
$50: clear ribs, S1JOCt1.O2a; short clears
| S7.a3MaOO. Bicon--BoNcl shoulders. $3.50
long clears. ss.e5; clear ribs, sS35 is@s.45
short clears, Ss.GHaaWlf Hams Steady
$40 5Oal2D
Rcccipis-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 800
bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye
900. harley, 1900 bu.
shipmcnfs-flohr, u, 600 brls; wheat, rs.
CO.. bu; corn, 81 900 bu. OATS, 1900 bu; rye
i,OD. barley. none
Kansas CuY, Mo-. Feb T. Wheat -
quiet; No .. soft cash, 7slsc; May. IN
lid. sic asked. Com-Wcakcr, No. 2 each
l2c bid, ~ asked. March, Sc bid, iic asked
May. sales at l5A@iGc. oais-No. cash
Die asked.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


AZ noon Spots Duh. prices generally
In buyers favor, Sales. S00O bales, ofwhich
American, 7,ioO bales. Receipts 5000
bales, Of which American 1920 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows: 0rdi.
nary, ODD good ordinary, odd low mid.
ding 7.l6sl; good mi'ldlng s li-lGd mid
ding uplands, 0lGl middling Orleans,
bssd.
Futures opened duh at decline and closed
easy. ~ follows
1.-THE prices are given IN pence and 6iths;
thus l.63 means i6j-0id.. aual 80 -,aaars
5llIld 49,"
Ati February. 5.3ld. buyers. Feb
runry.March 63ld, buyers; March-April,
5S3d. buyers April-May, 5.g5d, sellers,
May.June, bS7d, sellers; JuncIuly, 5.3od.
sellers: Jnly.August 5.l0d. buyers, An
gusi.sep,cmbcr, bald, sellers September.
bald, buyers.
uAvET.
spots-Qulct and easy. Tres orlinairo
Orleans spot, CSC futures, for February de-
livery, 0N'ft
Notc-Trs ordinaire Orleans spot, 0si,
represents az francs for ~ kilos Of strict
mlddling cotton. lIavrc terms A kilo II
about lbs or Is $500 kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc u equal to zoe.
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Groceries.

INV YonE, Feb. -Coil6c-Spot fair;
Rio. steady at l0c; options opened - 10
~ points lower, closed iirm, decline rccoy.
cred: sales, 1880 bare, February, i2shc,
March, i20oii275c; April, ~ iO@i2O c.
MAY. ~ 2iai2Jc; June. l2lOai2 t0c,
July, li5O@i2Oc. August, ii.jOctil. "a:
September. ii.aNa Hoo; October. ii.l0G3
n .3Sc; November ii.Oodii. Soc; December.
n .OOmll 3lc: January, iOigic. Sugmr-Dull
and nominal: refined. easier e, bis@5sgc;
white extra &, &C.. of a, Gs6t0 SID; con.
icciioncis A, 0kc; standard, A, 6isci
powdered. nc; gnnulntcd. 6'k@7c cubes,
shc. Molas,cs-Wcak. ~ tcst, ~.
NEw onLrANs, Ia. Feb. 5-Concc-Quici
and weak Rio, i5Ctisc. Sugnr-Easicr; open
kettle, choice. Sc; strictly prime. lisc. fully
fair TO prime, lsic ccntfiiugls choice
white, Gtc; of white, iismdi,c, choice vel.
low clarified, 3 i3i6a56c. prime yellow
clarified, o li.iO@st.c on yellow clarified
: alGc. seconds. f4GfAic. Molas-cs-null:
open kettle, choice. Sia3ic strictly prime.
giCi3or. ccnirifugals, strictly prime, 600 pc,
prime To good prime, isgl0c
CmcAoo, Ill., Feb. ION the Produce OK
change. today. the butter market was firm
with fair demand; creamery, 22m3ic dairy
iGa9r EgRs-firm and Ia better demand
at M pc.
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sHEr--Choicc, 46ilisc; medium, 3l4@
llsc; common, l.W6fl.60.
LANns--Cboice, 500; common 10 good,
per head. 81 J0M3.OO.
GRAss CArrLE--Choicc, 3ieGic good, 2A
GJl.c; fair 10 medium, 2Am21lc; scala
ways, lIsmia.c; feeders, light, 2g2Isc;
heavy, 2ACt3c.
Hoos-Choicc light, $500; good .i,i.Ii5';;-
conirnoE, .-TIITr'yt. -
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PRiME CRUDE OfI.--3Ic; prime sum
MGR yellow, S@3Sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, iO@ilc; onsummer yellow, C; min.
ems summer yellow, &C; prime cotton seed
meal, si675al7,O0, ear load lots; less than
car load, Sl7Ibhlls.O
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-Ms,kerl, half brls, No. I, $3.50. No
.. $40. 20. q t0.25. iO-lb Kit, No. I, ki.iA,
No 2. siio No. ., si.os. Dry herring, fam
Us. 2ic per box.
Iluo rnopv,Is- Strong mess pork, fiS.t0Ct
1000. sugar cured hams, li6til'sci break
fast bacon, ii6tiiiso. bulk pork, clear sides.
si.0s'sc. clear rib sides, s1o,tc, long clear,
7Am5ifc; shoulders, &C,
L,np-T,s &c, half hrls. nc, kegs, TIC;
choice kettle. sis@is; higher
Plo-' frrt-llrls, ts5O half brls, tiOo@
iho. kegs. si.2a
rrEsu MrArs-Choicc beef, hindquaTicr.
Nc, furcquaricrs. a.; scoond gmde, hind
quarters, Co iorquaricrs, Do. sheep a.
Hos. e.,
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INV YonK. Feb 7.-'Ihcc was very
larrc business completed through deliveries
ON orders fur oil descriptions II cotton goods,
but the new deal Ia proportion TO stocks,
which continue wholly nominal For heavy
woolcns therc was morc doing through
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Gr.reric-

HicE-IoulsIana, b,ieo)sc, Carolina, oll
Ct1c. strong.
sro,n-rurc white, csc on white. exc.
yellow clarified, ~ ,6abA,c. open kettle, ~
n5.c, refined A, O'lc; standard gienulaied.
GsC plantation gmnuiuiod, 7Ac powdered,
s'sasa,c cut loaf s'smsNc. strong.
tANnip-Siick. al Sizes IN hNs pals aud
brls. 0'f@a; fan'y assorted. BStgtoc, firm.
CoIfEr- Common. I'VE ordinary. Isc,
fair. is'f@iag prime Rio, lp'sttOc, choicr 10
fancy, 2l929c, old government, 2S@9oc,
siondy.
sut--Saglnaw. siGsdi.4O per hil, ~
one ti.ahal ~. coanc, si.ibai.i5, pkis
'blcached, Ash. mixed, brls, 5000 mixed,
2A.05c.
soAr AN c,SpiE.--soap, S@5isc. can.
dlcs. full weight. sa.@nc.
Cnrur-Ncw York factory G6Sc; full
cream. i2ai2'tc. Young America, isGi3isc.
CANNED Goops Pine Apples. sl.25dl 80.
fea'hcs, lbs, standard 200. . lbs. stand
ard, $40, seconds. ti.75 Tomatoes. lbs,
standard, tlWai.l0 3 lbs standard
p,2laL@ simwbeifica siO. Ra,p'
berries, tl.00 Blackbefties, iiSCtt -
Green cages. Al. 7a6ii n. Pcar,. 81 7bSa9 %
/ ilums, n.oinil6 Asparagus, e.. 55la4 %.
Green corn. h.2sal.li. Green peas, 81 OOCt
llb. Cove oysters, full weight, ! 10,
ti.oo, ? lbs, hGsCtii5, light weight, !
10, OoaGic 10. 81 COL. 10 Con,
dcnscd milk, Crown. ,j.i3G,S.S5; Eazlc
$40 Swiss, $40. salmon, sl.0o. Sar
dimes, 500 mustard safdincs, $500. Mack
'rcl N.b0 herring mackcrl, ti15
MolAs.it Louisiana, common 10 fair. 2.
tt2oci prime 10 choice, JoaJsc. lan,y, 3Sn
900, common 10 fair 20Ot2ic, prime 10 choice
2os2sc syrup, o@ioc firm.
ne".shsia supplies
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Arrivals-Ohio Cincinnati; Joe Peters, Ar
kansas river; Chickasaw, White river w. w.
O'Neil, New Orleans.
DepartuIes-w. w, 0'Neill, Ohio river;
Joe Peters, Arkansas river; Ohio. Cincinnati;
Rene Macready, st. Francis river.
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COTTON MA RKETs.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet mlddlnf. O5sc. sales, !, $50
balcs. Including 40 iass evening Of which
% 10 cSpori,n and 1900 TO spinnerr.
ExcnsSor QUOTATIONS.
0nlinsfy. s.lCc: good ordinary, &C. low
r|ddlinr. &c: middIIns' pts' rood mid.
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cLryrL,Sp. O.. I,eb :. e. Petroleum -
Steady; - W, iio', nc.
wnuiSoroS, n. O. fcb. d-Turpcntinc
Firm az SIZE.
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ding, 1856 mldalins fair, lO1lci fair,
DAILY corrox STATEMENT.

u 'mP sm va % + ;% y ;e,l KY NJ
IDS; steamers, 80; wagons, 10; total, 100 bales.
Exports--M q & u II. Tst NJ ~ X X, 49,; l \
n u H. l3S e. o &SW II X, III; l., NO
Il X, 90 total, ,S9l bales.
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Stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICES. u. g Al
MEHrntS Feb !, 2p.m.
The following observations are taken NJ all sta.
tlons named at 18th meridian time. which " one
hour later than Memphis tlInc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE la PREM SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--Middiing Cotton, 3-4c
Sales Today, 1850 Baies-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.

TVFNDAY ENINlNi'l FcD, Z, ISSN
Money Is In fair supply, at the same time
the demand is sufficient 10 prevent any de-
cline in rates, which continue steady at per
cent.
Tho cloari,..- L.a,,.o rnnarl is rs falloms.
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WI. Reycls, N. d., Of Baltimore Ma,
ave. u have been IN The practice Of mcdi.
icinc for over eighteen years but never have
/ seen the equal OF Hodge sarsaparilla. II
has worked miracles hcrr la curing rheuma.
tlsm and scrofula Hasc almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with.
out a." Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-.
iacturcrr, Nashville. Tenn. " % per bottle.
Sold AT Heisisrs drug siorc 2sS Main street
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALs WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1888.

the week ending February 0, amounted to
-, oe6 cog. Clearings, sif,o53oS3i balances,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Spots opened easy and closed quiet; mid
ding, 10 9-lOc. Sales, 2l0bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary, 1850; good or
binary, 9,sc; low middling, 10 Lice mid
ding, 10 9.l6c; good middling, 10 l8-l8c; mid
ding fair, II 7-iGc; fair, ~ i.lGc.
Futures opened steady and closed easy, rs
follows February, lo4i@lOi2 March,
l0.i9@l0,50 April, io.55@l0,56; May, l0.6lGD
1902; juno, io.6s@io.G9 July io7O@l01;
August, 1913; September, io.95@lo.27; 0cto'
her 90o@99G; November, 0s2@0s3 Deem
Der, os2@9s3; January, 0.sS@o,0O. Sales,
i23, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Yie spot market opened easy and closed
dull and irregular; middling o 1870. Sales,
$500 bales, Quotations were ms follows Or
binary, s7-lGc; good ordinary, i-l6c; low
middling, 9lgc; middling, 0 l2.l6c; good mid
ding, 10 3-l0c.
Futures opened barely steady aud closed
barelysteady rs follows; February, o 7G@0T;
March, 0.sO@0sl; April, o.sseo 80 May, 9.0S
@oo0; june i0.0o@loi0; July, io,l0@
1920; August, 1913; September 074@9i5;
October iiGtai5; November 033@0.G;
December o,3i. Sales, boOOo bales,
DAILY REroGr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Hand. and niochs.

Tho following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded Us the latest quotations.
nANg sTocks.
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LONDON. Feb. 7.-Conso,s closed NJ 100 5-i8
for both money aud the account. Money "a
y per cent.
P,ms, Feb. 7-Thrcc per cent rcntcs, slf
Csc for the account.
hank cLEAnfNos.
Cni1,oc, III, Feb. 7.--Clcaiings ss,toi,.
600
Nrw orLr,Ss, La, Feb. I--Clcaripgr, o..
CAS-, $50.
llosfoN, Mass, Feb. :. Clearing, 49,.
eN,po2i balances, u,5s2,5Si.
PmiAprirnA. Pa. Feb. 7. -Clcarings
elts2, ~, balances ti.373, los.
DAtIfnont Md, Feb. 7.-Clcarlngs today
we're " ,0ia, Nc, balances. t2io,ii1
Nav ionK, Feb. It'll, exports, cxclu.
awe " specie At tho mort Of Nav York Cor