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t.rocrrIc..

CofrTE-Common, i5c. ordinary. iGc; fair
lie, prime ls,, iHc; choice 10 fancy, 2Oc, old
government, 2s(,30c nrm.
SUgAR-rurc white, CSC; OF white, ONf9
g,kc. yellow clarified, O'thGa4c. open kettle,
bk@54c, refined A, $40, standard granulat
ed, TIC; plantation frunulalod, nc; pow
derod, Ne, cut loaf 81, steady.
McE-louisinna, 54@0ci Carolina, ego
Ic strong.
CANNED Goops-rinc apple. $50 Peaches,
? lhs standard. s22i; lhs standard. $40.
| svcund, fi.1i. . lhs. standard. s12i. Tuma.
iocs, ? lbs standard, ti.l0 ) lhs, standard,
Sl2j. Strawberries, fi1i. l,aspbcrriu,
! fiW. B'khurrics, si2fNii0. Green
! gagcs Sl.ibtfl.Sh Pears, n f1022i. Flums,
! SiOimi5i. Asparagus t2.G,tti2N. Green
corn, n iH6tl ~. Green pcna, Al too 90
! Cove oysters. full weight. No. pjc; lbs
N.UmiiH light weight, ~, UD'tU,c 2 lhs
tl,iO. Condensed milk. Crown, Esj@ASb.
Eagle, $40. Swiss, 500. salmon, si.Sh
! Sllinos, $40. mustard wrliucs. 500
Mackocl, $50 herring mackcrcl, si.2h
| t,NrUs-Siicl, ell sites Zoo h,s pals aud
bril-, ,faiog fancy assorted, s's9i5c, extra
fancy, is@aic. Grm.
Cnrur-Ncw York factory, CAS-: full
cram, i2ai3,. Young America. i3fiic.
SOArH ANp tNNntra soar, atf6'sc can
die. full weight settfiF
! SAir-saginaw, q 3iei. % per hrl. Ohio
river a Mfi2i per hrl. sks 0uc si.8iW
IliW cOanc, fl.iutti. ~. pkiH blcnrhcd, $40
miscd hrls, tiu.a1 mixed 2i,G,1c.
! Naturalization common Ia fair 2nc
2N prime ~ chuirc. IiWlsc fancy, 900 80
common Ia fair. go lJc. prime ~ choice y
m3iH. syrup. 1850 TO-, steady
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NV NoRK, April 2l.--fot the week closed
on any like period since ilsc hlUurl. Tor
cotton aud wool goods moro Interest WAS
manifested. For some makes II hlrnrhrd
cnttnns a small reduction iu prices was
made. but no general following will I've
made, w. steaks are very moderate Tor tho
period OF Scasnn. aud distributors an not
anxious To hc forrcd into making purchases.
Brown cotton. of leading makes " standard
to fine browns are we'll undrt orders. Wide
thccungs and corset leans ar In ~ stock ~
moment. but mnny qualtii's sold ahead.
Outside makes ut hruvn and blenchrd cot.
tons ar' we'll sold ahead.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Honds Qua slocka.

NV YoRK, April 2l--Money on call easy
at / y 10 2per cent last loan ] = per cent
| closed offered ut per cent Prime mcrcan-
! tile paper jCD7per cent Sterling exchange
quiet but firm at SlS04 for sixty day bills
81. $50 for demand.
Government bonds were duh but steady.
State bonds were dull and without feature.
The stock market was quiet aud decidedly
strong today almost throughout the session,
and closed at about the best prices for the
week. The expectation OF a favorable bank
statement induced the traders 90 purchase
for quick turn this morning, and this gave
the market an impetus which carried IL to
higher ilgnros than at any previous time
during the week. The commission houses
were still bullish In their views and not
outstanding the further discouruging ad-
vices from Berlin, London was q moderate
purchaser. Union Pacific and Western
Union were specially prominent and the buy
ing In the latter attracted much attention.
Tho trading IN Reading was very heavy and
the stool, moved up gradually. Late In the
day Northern Pacific preferred advanced
and the purchases were supposed 10 be
insidor. IN advance OF some favorable dcycl-
opmcnts. There were free rellizations after
the iint hours business but the upward
movement was resumed shortly aud on very
animated dealings prices advanced further
The close being strong ut the best prices
reached. The opening was only firm, with
most stocks 'hpwing gains over last evenings
prices, extending TO y per cent Marked
activity was developed in Union Pacific,
which with Wabash and Northern Pacific
preferred. led the upward movement which
began Immediately. There was l,itlc change
In the market until late I'm the hour whor
the advance met with check. but the mar
kct quickly recovered It's tone and the adj
vance was not again interrupted. Tho net
result OF the days trunsaction Is 10 leave al
most everything on the active list fractional
ly higher, while Northern Pacific preferred
Is up / - per cent There was little more
for the two hours nggrcgating $4,000, sud
the market displayed the same firm tostrong
tone which had marked the dealings In the
past few DAYS; Atlantic a Pacific A. rose .,
10 %, and Michigan Central consOls 2 10 1870.
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H,Y-Cholce. from store, 0joGsi 20; car
prime. store, 0n6RjsC, car load from lcyco
or depot, ti7OlBisOF prairie from store
Gll,5o,; car load, from loyco OF depot 5000
Gt3O0.
BnAv-From store, si0G from lcycc or
depot $'om
CoRv-From store, white, Gee; mixed, 5so;
from lcycc or depot, while, In bulk, 5ic in
SKIS G0c. mixed, Ia bulk dc; Ia sl.s, SIC.
OAra--from store, white, 40. mixed, i0';
from lcyce or depot, white, Ia bulk. 3sc in
sks, iOc, mixed. Ia bulk 3Gc, in sks, 3sc.
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GENERAL TRADE.
Brensistuqs.

Cons MrU--SAndard S27O827j; pearl,
81 10; roller, $40. steady.
BFsNs Asn rEAs-Noyy beans s27iGaO0,
medium, S275. Stock pens, Sl.25 per bu;
lady peas, Sl.7j per bu, black eyes Si.JO
per hu.
oar MEAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
FLouE-From store, common, Sl0oa3.5O;
family, 1915 choice SJ.g1. fancy, si3O, extra
fancy, 81 %; pscnt, Sl7jmiOO, steady.
CRACKERS treble extra, Be-; ginycr
snaps, his@Gisc; assorted irunblcs, iDGl2c.
CHAckED NHrAr-ln hall brls si2j from
store
lIoNISY AND GRrrs-From store, 1895.
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II Is said that II cotton seed arc cooked
worth 81 per ton no cents per bushel),
In value Of manure, would show several
dollars per ton In favor OF cotton seed.
Farmers do not consider the value Of the
manure, quality ~ well ~ quantity. 10
that extent that the matter deserves Tho
manure IL Just as much source OF profit
as tho meat or the milk or butter.
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Provisions.

FisH--Mackcrcl, hall brls, No. I. sT.c5.
No. . t656, lO.lb h,t No. 1. sl.l5; No. ?,
Sl.l0. Dry herring family, 2,c per box.
Hoo PHopuors-llighcr mess pork, $1,000
@i55O, sugar cured hams, i0l.@ll isc; break.
fast bacon, i0lf@ii'tc; bacon, clear rib
sides, sN@sNc. bulk pork, clear sides, SIC:
clear rib sides, nc; long clear, 79.i shoul.
ders, CSC.
L,Hp-rcs, 7sl@sc half hrls, sas'Sc, kegs
bfN'sc. choice kettle, saMgisc. higher.
l0Ci forcquartcr De-. second grade, hind
quarters, ~, iurcquaricn, &c. Sheep, iOc
Hogs, nc.
rIes' fErr-Brls, ts.5o half brls, 1900
40. KEGS, $50.
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rLANrArloN MoYENrNr
cnor IN aIamr, ANN 30.
MORIn-B NIsInLE HTTIIl

Tho New York IGnaacid Chronicle Of
April q gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 2,5iS,92i bales, against 1910,
S2j IN 1851 These figures indicate a de.
crease 81 cotton IN sight Of 1901 bales, as
compared with the same date in 1851, and
decrease OF o,23l bales as compared with
same date Ia 1886.
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Live stock.

Cmc,ao. H., April 2l.--Thc Dr5rcT Jour.
nal reports Cattlc--liocCipts. 5000 head;
shipments. 500 head. Market strong
steers, ~. 10000 stockcr aud feeders. a.. rs
m3iO. COWS, bulls aud mixed, tiGG3.5O.
Texas siccr, t2.i2 if@3iO
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head; shipments.
q 600 Market slow, o. lower mixed, $50,
@55i heavy, g. JOa575, light $5.2jCt5. 80.
skip-. kl7i6t5Oo.
sheep 1900 head. shipments,
5OoO head. Market sirpng' natives $1,000
go. western. t5O0d05G Texans, $500
$50. lambs Ni.hOf7,OO.
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MaeI.

81. Louis. Mo-. April 2i.--wcol unsteady
with Interest growing IN The tariff A hir
amount OF new wool for thc season ha. been
sold ON basis ~ q 10 22c ~ first hands Tor
good Missouri medium. There hatc been
some heavy salcs 81 old TeNt, and Territory
during the past month, and the stock has
hnnn lnirlN vol rleanrd np.
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Mufrs md Itorsca.

Ilousrs-Fair demands drivers, tl50@2jo;
good saddle Si5o@2jQ plugs, $i0@l0O; Texas
ponies, Sl5M2j.
Mclrs-foir demand; 1874 TO 10 hands
lfph .t-hSlptO
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CONSOLIDATED srArnMENr.
ease in receipts THIS DAY -...
LIVERPOOL.

At noon; Spots-Firm, demand light.
Sales, 5000 bales, OF which American 800
halcS. Receipts. 5000 bales, Of which
American 2,40O bales. Closing quotations
were as follows Ordinary, a}6d; good or
binary, 81; low middling, 6)sd; good mid
ding, sd; middlng uplands, 5'l6di mid
ding Orleans h9sd
Futures oplned steady and unchanged
and closed quiet and steady as follows:
The prices are given in pence aud 6iths,
thus: id3 means 4,03-6ld, and 6.Ol means
51-Gid.l
At l pm,--April 5l7d, buyers April
May, 6l1d, buyers Mny-Juuc, 3, ISL scllcIs;
June-July 5.laJ, buyers July-August 52ld,
sellers; AugustScptcmber, bod, sellers
September October, 5l3d, buyers; October
November, 50Sd buyers September 52od
buNurg
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Sirrr- Choice DC; medium, 3Isdic
LAMBs-Choice, $500; common to good,
per head, $3.50.
lioGs-Choicc lighl 5@5ic; good l94@5c;
common, ilIG,4lsc.
Grass CArrLE--Choicc, 3RG1l iGc good ga
@3lEc; fair TO medium, 2izDJc sgallawags
1l.Ctor
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements az The Leyce.

.Arrivals-City of Baton Rouge, st. Louis;
Lioncss and John A. Wood, New Orleans.
Departures-City OF Baton Rouge, New
Orleans; Lioness and John A. Wood, Ohio
river
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To raise large yieds Of corn, break tho
land deep, plant good seed, in drills, plow
deep iint lime; cultivate shallow after
ward. Don't pull the fodder. Rows
ought 10 be sufficiently wide TO admit
plenty OF air aud light.
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EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north and cast on
demand. y discount buying. New York
and principal cities north and cast demand
par buying. New Orleans, g discount buy.
ing
Selling Ratcs-On New York s. per 1000
premium selling on Cincinnati, ST. Louis or
louisville, Sl.5O per $1,000 premium on all
sums; on New orleans, 500 per 81, 600 pre-
MUM. Prime commercial sterling, SLSi4
a4s5.
Hubbard. Price & Co. say: Today's
session for cotton certificates was life
less. Owing TO partial advance Of
i-Gid In Liverpool, values gained 2
points on very light trading The notice
able feature Of the entire situation Is tho
apparent feeling Of positive indifference felt
on al sides but nevertheless the extreme
strength Of Liverpool and the active demand
for spot cotton OF a desirable character gives
the market very steady undcrtonc. Clos
ing prices were points higher on old and
point higher on new crop.
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II il were not for the horde Of worthless
ours in the south that hamper the sheep
industry and threaten II all the time, this
branch Of stock raising would prove very
profitable with u.s. Sheep thrive well on
the natural grasses Of the south, even the
coarcst grasses, and they will need but
little feeding In winter. The soil and
climate and grasses are all splendidly
adapted 10 sheep husbandry. The build
ings suitable for thom would need be very
cheap and inexpensive. To organize this
branch Of livestock raising would require
but little capital. The rich droppings
which they leave on the land, and the
number Of noNous weeds they destroy,
would pay the farmer all expense OF feed
ing and caring for them.
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GrnIn mod I,rn,I.lnn..

Cmc,oo. H., April a. .-.rhc bulls In
wheat acted discouraged today. Thcrr we've
many who predicted last night that MAY
would touch ~ ueuts before the closs TO-DAY.
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Groceries.

NEW York, April .-Cohce-Spot fair:
Rio quiet nt i4l.c. Options opened iOd2j
points lower, later reacted 2OG35 points. and
closed firm. Sales. $1,000 bags: April. Ell 90
@ll.30, May, SlO.OOaii.2j, June, Si0.50a
10 80; july, sl005eti0.3 81, August. o. sOalOOj;
September s9.s0a0.aO; October, So sOGaa1:
November, sg75sg1st December, $500
a05. January, $3.50; March, 5000. Sugar
Quiet and firm; fair refining quoted 1916:
gBo test centrifugal, SIC; molasscs grades, 4
OisEc; refined quiet. Molnsscs-Quict aud
firm 500 test, 20ilo. Rico-Sicady aud quiet.
INV OEIE,Ns, la, April 2i.-sugar-
Firm; ccniriiugais, choice white, CSC Oh
white, G,E@Gkc; choice yellow clarified.
SIC; prime yellow clarified, 5Ac; seconds.
Ism57sc. Other articles unchanged.
CmcAUo. H., April 2i.-On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was nm.
changed; creamery, 2092sc. dairy, i5@2lc.
Ergs-ln good demand for cold storage ai
l2@i2isc
CiNcINSArr. O., April 2i.-Whisky--
Active. salcs, i.02Obarrcls finished goods on a
basis OF sl.m. Buticr-Stcndy. sugar
Steady. Eggs-stoady, i9c Chccsc-fim
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on mud rarpcntine.

wuuSoroS, N. O., April 2l.-T'urpcnilnc
Firm NJ size.
ClrynAsp, o.. April Petroleum
Easy; =. w., ii0o, SIZE.
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The spot market opened quiet ani steady,
and clos,d very firm; middlInr n7,c Sales.
100 bales. Quotations were az follows.
ordinary Istc. good ordinary. SIC. low
middling. oc, middlingl 0Nc. good middllng.
$50.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
aud steady, o. follows April. n.2ldn ~.
May tbab3G June, a3iNags, July,
hhsswse,' August pgia93H. September.
hlpnbll; October S9lmSg2 November.
t.rfass7; December. Assassg. January
eW@s.os. salca 1000 bales.
DAILY roRr AND iSrrnIog nAugEr.
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Flour Firm and quiet.


No 2spring wheat, s03tG.SO7(c: No. 3spring
wheat, TG70hc; No. red size; No. 2 corn,
5i@5i1-c; No. ? oats, 3lNN319 &c; No. rye,
Csc No barley, Ulf@7sc; No. lax seed,
Slij; prime timothy seed, 500.
Mess pork, pcrbrl tli. lOdli.I2JS lard, per
100 lbs $50 short rib Sides loose. $3.50;
dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, S5.7j@GOO; short
clear sides, boxed, S7sO6s7S5.
Reccipts-flour 1000 brls; wheat, r. 600
bu corn, 1900 bu; oats, 90 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
Shipments-flour, 1900 brls: wheat,
1900 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats, Gl,OOO bu;
rye 1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ST. LouIs, Mo-, April 81. ---Flour-Steady
and unchanged.
Wheat - Opened 20 on, then rallied and
sold 20 higher than yesterday, then broke
about cent recovering slightly and closing
&c lower than yesterday. No. 2 red, cash
aisds5JSc; May, S4gfMsiA.c, closing az
a2ic; June, SIIlGgS5l<c, closing at s5hc;
july S3IS@s!c, closing at sSiSc; August,
S2js@S33tc, closing at S31sc; December, $40
s7ssc, closing at size.
Corn-Ncry weak; opened much lower,
and closed nearly 1 cent below yesterday;
cash, 50lfd5ic; May, 50@5OHc, closing at
J0lsc; June, 40II@j0c, oloGing at s034c; July,
iO3kogi9jkc, closing ut 1870
Oats--Wcak; cash, 32c; May, 305Ec; June,
3lssc. Rye--Nothing doing. Barley--Nomi.
nal Bnn-s5c.
Hay Firm primo timothy, si35O9
1880, prairie, SsOO@l2.OO.
Butier-Fimi creamery, 2o@25c; dairy, rs
one.
Professionalism. Pork, 1880 Lard dull.
$3.50. Dry salt meats - Boxed Shout
dcrs, S5.s7 =; long clears, I.25@L37Js; clear
ribs S7.G lfoI6Oi short clears, T.62k017.75.
lacon---Boxcd shoulders, S027H; long
clcnrs, G.s5h; clear ribs, ;sOOds05; short
clears, $s3o@sS7H. Hams-Stcady, 5000
ai2OO
Rcccipts--Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 10000
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 2iOO0 bu; rye
none; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts---i'lour, 1900 brls; wheat, Loo
bui corn, 5000 Blu; oats, GOO bu; rye, none;
barley, none.
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Catarrh to Consumption.

Caiafrh IN iis destructive iurc stands next 10 aud
undoubtedly leads on 10 consumption. Il T. there
fore singular that thosc afflicted with this icariul
disease should not make Il The object Of their lives
10 I'D themselves 81 H. Deceptive remedies con-
coctci BY ignorant prcicndcn 20 medical knowledge
have weakened the confidence 81 the gual majority
OF sufsuu In all advertised rcmedlca They be
como rcsirucd 10 lcoi mlscfy rather than torture
themselves With doubtful Talliatlycs
hut uiswiii never DO. Caarrh must h met at
every sarc aud comlaied With al your might In
many cascs the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. Tho bones and cartilage 81 the nose
the orsnns oi hearing, Of fgcing and Of tasting 20
AFFECTED 90 ~ usels. the uvula - elongated the
throatfo Unframed aud irriaicd as 10 produces con.
slant aud distressing cough.
sANronbs RADICAL Cuur meets every phnsc Of
Csiarh. from n simple bead cold 10 the most loath.
some aud destructive Stages 10 d local aud oonst
iuilonai Instant In relieving. permanent In cur
Inc. saic. economical aud mover falling
Zach package contains ono buttlc Of the RADICAL
Cunr. one boz of cAtAuHitAt SOLVENT, end On IN.
rruyrn iNuAtrh With trause pfiCo tip0
lotrln Dhvo CuHstcAL Co, bosfos.
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Spots opened quiet aud closed steady. mid.
ding, CSC. Sales $40 bales Quotations
wcrc o. follows Ordinary. &C.. good ordinary.
I-iCc, low middling. o bii.s miJdiinr
pc; guod middlinr. iOc, middllug lair.
iOii-iOci fair, II j,iUc.
Futures opened dull aud closed ouict
and steady, % follows April. OW0hG3.
May. DDNh0i June p5G6N57. July. 70 Vi
6os0 August pgiCf0g2. scpismbrf pm
~H10 October, oftN0iG November. paG
Cs1N, December, 1N@nas, January. q $40
tfi. Sales. 1900 bales
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[n::!S!|. II!
CAPITAL PRIZE, srso,0Oo

"We DO hereby, certify that we supervise the ar
nngements for all the Monthly and onnr,cr IL,
Drawings OF theLouizana State Iottepv Somnsnyy
anu IN person manage and control theDrayyjngSS'
themselves and that the same are conducted with
honesty; fairness and In good faith toward ali mar
ties, and we authorize the CompIny IN nse Ills per.
in It's advertisements eN' "''''AN''
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ObeyinR Orders.

From HhrperH Iazar
Old Lady 10 groccr's boy)-Don't you
know, boy, that II Is very rude TO whistle
when dealing with lady2
Boy-Thafs what the boss told me TO
do, mum.
Old Lady-Told you 20 whistle?
Boy-Ycs'm. lie said II we over sold
you anything we'd have 10 whistle Tor the
money.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, 4. 8 A.,
MEMPHIS, April u, pm.
The following observations nrc taken at all sta
lions named at 10Th meridian time. which Is ono
hour later than Memphis time.
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TxcuANor orur.TIoys.

Ordinary, 7Ac: good ordinary, SIC; low
middling. g., middlng. Hhc. good mid.
ding. CSC. middling fair, loo. fair, nominal.
Dusty, hc 10 io lower.
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lmppris- &Cn a. 10. M&rRH,i "
l.lcs
isror,s-M&CR 81, L&Nnh ~ G. oG
X u, go ticamcia north 90 Tuial. 2i5l
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Have Your Trunks

Repaired by the old reliable trunk manu-
factuTcr, S. LEVY,
3lS Main Street.
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CONVENIENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market OPENED steady
and closed steady, middling CSC. sales
bales, -- 10 exporters aud - 10 spin
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0PIUN.kORPHIEE HABIT CURED.

ihayc been successful with every patient The
curc 4 painless and permanent whlo for parlle
ulan
On. W. l. FUCKER
MuTipc,boro. Tenn
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HEM EMDth---B caureeard and Eafiy. who
are In charge Of the Drawings. Is guarantee Of ab
solue fairness aud integrity, that the chances arc
number will draw prize.
RE,iE,iBEI.-That the payment Of all Prizes
Is Guaranteed by -Four National Banks Of New
Orleans and the Tickets arc signed by the prysi-
dent OF an Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized In the highest Courts therefore, beware
Of any limitations or anonymous schemes
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Commissioners.

We, the undersigned. Banks and Bankers. will
pnyal frizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
lerles which mny be presented at our counters.
x; M VAIN SLEY, President La. Natl Bank.
flEkkE IANAUH, Pres't State Natl Bank.
n, BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL KOHN, President Union National Bank.
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2lV Przcs' amounting h0OO
Application for rates % clubs should 10 made
only 10 the Office of the Company In New Orleans
Tor INSTRUMENTATION write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money OF.
dcr or Now York Exchange IN ordinary letter.
Currency By Express lat our expensel addrcssed
NJ. A. DAuPnIN,
y CIV Orleans, La.
Or NJ. A. DAUPUIN,
Washington, II. g.
or at No. West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22

ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE % PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, o 3-sc
Sales Today, - Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Steady--Msats
Higher.
Arrru OFFICE,

SATURDAY EVENING. April p, 1855.
The banks charge per cent for money
and the demand continues steady at that
figure.
The clearinghouse report Is as follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
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Tho following liltis corrected regularly;
and may be regarded as the Interpretations
BANK STOCKS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
sevOn Years of sts.li.g.

AsBURY PARK, March 40 --C0Bsid.
CRADLE oxoltement was created here this
morning by the Arrest Of James l..
Btack, for eight years psst bootksepgs
Tor Urioh white, wealthy plum ber.
He was charged with forgery and EN-.
ibesLlsmeDs, A check beafing Whites
alleged signature was on January 8
Givou James A. Bradley by Black In
e,7ohapge fo7 one OF Brn6ley's. When
Biack was arraigned before Jus lice
Borden, his employer swcre that the
signature to the check Was a.forgery.
Upon this charge Black wss commit.
ted to- e'Ffeehold 10 await the action of
the grand jury. Mr.. White has f0y
several weeks had an expert Mt work
on Blacks aooougts. The examination
revssls $3.50 Of last years cash re-
cnipts are uuaJ3ounted fo.. The
vouohorr' show whore the bools%keeper
Issued checks for lnrRer amounts than
those enEeyed on the btubs for Mr..
Whites inspection. 30 far forgsiies OF
Whites siRnaturs on checks sao notes
amounting 10 S5.o 600 heve been dscov-
cred.
He is also charged with having
forged the names Of some OF the leading
business men Of the piseo. 1t 10 be-
ieved that Bl1s,k's forgsfies cover over
period Of sevcn years. OF late BlEck
haa boen very Irregular In his habits,
FRI qusntly indulaing IN 1prees Of from
three TO six days. DufinR his absence
on one OF these arumor 1ss circulated
thss ne had abscpnded, which gave rise
to suspioloBs In Mr.. Whiie's mind as
to the condition OF his accounts, which
oaused him to order an Investigation.
II is aot known the full extent of hts
pifsrinRs, but II Is estimsocd at from
so, ,ceo TO $4,000 in the past seven
yeafs.