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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Trying TO RESTORE THE DEAD TO LIFE

Kalamazoo. Mich. Dec 25.-The body Of Duncan
Carmichael, exhumcd Thursday owing TO the fear OF
relatives that he might have been buried alive, has
been renteued. Carmichael died in Comstock last
Monday and II was noticed that his face life
like oppression He was buried Wednesday, but
the body was exhumed on Thursday and efforts made
10 resuscitae him. The work continued, the face
sfill retaining Ito healthy color until Sunday. Then
AL TO a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
BRINGING An EMBEzZLBR EAST.

Denver. Col. Dec 25 (specaD.-Detective Sergeant
Mu1bolland. of the New-York police force, arrived
bcre today. and started this evening for home In
company with Fred. Howard. the young man VINO
recently gave himself up here for 500 epDeZZ!e-
ment committed In New York last November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
HAyrIAN MATTERS ovRRsHApowED.

The interests Of Hayti were sadly neglected by tho
attaches of the Consulate and by the merchants en-
gagged In the Haytian trade yesterday. Minister
Preston was still absent In Washington and Acting
Consul-Ceneral singleton, little General Contreras
and Secretary Of Legation Charles Preston remained
at their hotels to eat their Christmas dinners. The
steamer Prinz Mauritz. which is hourly expected
from Port-ali- Prince with advtces direct from me
Iegitime Government to the Haytian Minister, had
not been 81 GIFTED last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
parrsBUBG CooPERs TO LEAVE THE KNIGHTS.

PdTTSBURE CUOPERS
Pittsburg Dec. 2o GpeciaD.-The three local as
somblies OF coopers in the cities the verge
Of Withdrawing from the Knights of Labor. They
comprise some 500 members, and their action VIII be
serious blow 10 District Assembly No. B. The scheme
on foot at the present time is TO form National Union
~ Cooners IN be connected with the Federation of
Labor The Pittsburg coopers are all against Pow
derly. They are with George schfling, OF chicago
and are in favor of any move that he may Suggest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 25.-A. Columbus Delano'
president Of the National Wool Growers Association
has issued an address the wool growers Of the United
States in which he calls meeting of the officers Of the
National and all associations Of wool growers at
Washington January TO- He says I'm the address, that
the wool schedule pending before the senate falls TO
afford adequate protection the industry and IL is
to consider this and similar questions of relief that the
meeting called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
pr1pIP wlRFARE IN NEW. JERSEY.

New Brunswick, n. j., Dec. 25.-Constderabe ex-
citement has been caused by the attack made by the
Rev. j. o. oGrady, Of St Peters Roman Catholic
Church. Of this place upon the Rev f. b. Joyce, rector
OF Christ Church The rector delivered lecture on
AbsouHons and to-day Father OGrady replied to
him savaccIy from tho Catholic standpoint Father
T1tzrerald preached a sermon Sunday in reply 10 Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

THE ARREST OF GENER4L STANLEY CONFIRMED
Washington, Dec. 25'-Acting Adjutant0ehcrA
Kelton has received telegram from General Stanley
confirming the press reports Of the arrest Of himself
and aide at Austin, Tex, while executing an order
OF eiectment from the Secretary of Var. what
further action In the matter Will be taken Dy the
Goyernment has not yet been determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
VETERANS AMONG EVTCTED SETTLERS.

Des Mones Iowa. Dec. 25.-Commander Consigny,
of the Iowa Department Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic has been looking up Union veterans among
the evicted settlers of the Des Moines River lands In
order 10 aid the needy He finds there are few Union
soldiers among them. There Is large number Oh
er- -( (onfpderates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
4 BRAKEMAN CRUSHED 10 DEATH.

Cory Penn, Dec. 20 Special. Elmer Muncie. .
freight brakeman on the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road was killed here this afternoon. He had stopped
to couple the engine to the train when he caught
and crushed. Munce was thirty seven. lived In Erie
and leaves a wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
,w.pn OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE.

Albany n y Dec % (speciap-Thc annual re-
port OF the state Board OF Claims shows that the az
cregate amount of claims against the sta'e pre-
ferred during the year was S230,O5o ~. Tho court
~ Claims only awarded S71 325 of this amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
cp,y-UirRrD BrRGLAR CAUGHT.

New-Mairid. Mo-. Dec. pa gray-haired man.
over sixty was arrested hero yesterday for roboing
the shcrif's Office OF S51OO saturday night. He had
complete outfit Of burglars tools, including large
buncbos Of KEYS and several yards Of fuse and Is
Thought to be an old professional" He gives his
ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
poURrEEy PRISONERS ESCAPE From JAIL

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. 25-fourteen prisoners
escaped from the Hamilton County Jail at o'clock
this morning by cutting of six iron rods an inch
in diameter and sliding down rope made of blankets
TO the ground None Of the fugitives have been re-
nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

4 KNIGHTS OF LABOR ASSEMBLY DISBANDED
Philadelphia Dec 25 (speciaD.-At the headquarters
of the Knights OF Labor It reported that Assembly
No 531 of Reading, composed of blacSmiths IN the
Reading shops, had disbanded' IL formerly hau
membership of 400, but had d"ihdiou 10 '"c"'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
, .yorp WILL TRY FOR THE SEAT.

Paris. Dec 25.-Generai Boulanger announces MS
intention to contest against the Hster'ai
-, -. a.. ,.rss I'm the Chamber of Deputies made
.,..ar, nv the death of VI. Hude. The Republican
tonrnsls - urre Republicans TO unite In support OF
sngle candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
nRITIsH PLANS IN sUAKIM.

London, Dec. 26.-Before "ithdra"'hg ehurey nun
.rsr The british Will build strong permanent forts
an vhsuh guns wiz be mounted 30 e. to sweep the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
4 Use roR ROnRRON PYROrEcHNICs.

Richmond Va, Dec % SpecaD.-ThIs city has
been enllvened today with fireworks The Bourbons
bought loads Of pyrotechncs 10 celebrate the csc-
ton of Cleveland and have found use Tor tAsur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
ENLARGIYG A PENNS

ENLARGING 4 PENNSYLVAhIA siLh MILL
Philadelphia, Dec. % (SpecIal al-Beginning early IN
January, the Adelaide SILK Mill, Of Allentown VIII
have IN operation 400 broad silk looms, 200 rspoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
An OVERLAND TRAIN HELD UP.'

looms and 100 braidlng machines. 1t VIII then DC
the largest silk weaving mill In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
BETWEEN FIRE AND FLOOD.
ANOTHER MISSISSIPPI STEAMER LOST AND
THIRTY LIVES SACRIFICED.

A CHRISTMAS MORNING HORROR AT PLAQUE
NINE, LATHE JOHN II. HANNA BURNS
TO THE WATERS EDGE-PEOPLE ROAST
ED OR DROWNED LIKE RATS
HEARTRENDING SCENES.
New Orleans, Dec. 25.-The steamboat John
H. Hanna, from Ouachita River, with large
number OF passengers and cargo of $500 bales
of cotton on board, was burned last night at
Plaquemine 1t was stated at first that of the
hundred people on board not more than fourteen
escaped but it is believed now that the loss
of life will not exceed thirty. Those known to
be lost are as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19

Cash quotations wcrt ns follows
fiuur-stvniy aud unchanged.
No spring wheat, ao,i .Oiis: No. 3
Spring Nhcat. ntgrr iiC No. . nd. si.Olt, 10
iOlii. No. > corn, - snSAc. No. ? oats.
2iAc No. 2ryc. sic; Nc barley. nominal:
No. ilaNsccd, $780, prime timothy seed,
si.dnmi.ai.
Mc,, pork, Per bbl., tl1odiaig,G iari,
per lu0 It's. tSiue III, short ribs sides
lioOsck sGmGtGN, dry saltcd shoulders
tbnXcdL 81 55@GTA short clear sides
(hnhcil cas- 'sCtd50
Receipt Flour, 1900 bills wheat 30 q.
opO bu. cora. pnO0 hU oats 30 600 bu;
rye, iG0O0 DO. harley, ~ go hu.
Shipment =ilour 300 bhls wheat,
5000 hu. corn. l0.oOo bee. oats. lGl. 900 bu.
rye, booO bu. barley, 400 bu.
81 isus Dee. iS-f1uur- Quiet aud easy.
Wheat lower 1h' opening was weak.
aud owing Ia discuuu nF cables aud lower
markets tlscWhcw pf.,. ruled lower The
close wts fairly hrm, With Mnv isf.t a. and
July 80 under yCstcflIy No. I'd. cash,
tiOiis MAY, iiO5,s0 %, closing d. o. bid.
July. iHttulltr. tiusinr 'Ia.c.
Corn Opsncd weak Aut clo.ci rrm. No.
2 MIXED cash, I0'.0tsu .r. ncrcmhrr. anA.c.
January, m..r March 30. closed pc bid.
May, 3t's@ sale closci As@lla.c bid.
Onts-loWer No. cash. 2tc asked. MAY,
2ssM2-h.C December Poe bid
rive Higher and W. demand. No . cash.
ishHtnAc Harley Nothing doing
liay Market ovCril,kcd and FEELING
weak. prairie t7i0tts t mixed timothy.
SaWaiOU1 timothy, tIuWaia al. Iran
OimIk. Flax Sccd-Sifnnr 4. as. Lead
Moc doing but feeling easy. corroding
Dutter-pull aud slightly lower cream.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19

Tho only changes made In local market
quotations today were In hog products,
which declined Sc to i.c lard OIL sc.
Eggs and poultry weaker and a shade lower.
Amount Of grain In store at the elevator.
Corn, II 1913 bu, oats, l1lol bu, aud wheat
i33 bu.
la the New York market coffee Is In little
movement, with buyers standing OIL. Mo-
lasscs in slow demand for consumption;
syrups dull aud nominal. Rice improved
In value. Spices and teas rule slow. Sugar,
show moderate animation, with an easier
tone.
The canncdFoods trade continues In de
pressed condition. Corn aud tomatoes are
Offered with considerable freedom. though
mor particularly the former but buyers
fail TO respond, the low prices being no in.
duccmcnt Tor large operations Early June
peas are scarce. aud after the turn Of the
year. when the demand rcyiycs hardening
of values Is confidently expected For
salmon there hn. been more inquiry Of late.
huOph ,he greatest interest Is extended 10
the lower grades, the Inferior fall pack even
being given considerable attention hy the
buyers who seek To obtain q price sutisfc
tory rather than quality. Fruits of all kinds
are held with strength, as the quality OF
really choice grades Is cNc,olingly small for
this period oi the year. there being no sur
plus OF amy standard goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
uausehaId RunplIes.

FRUIT-Steady. Oranges, S5,50@G00 per
brl; S2.50@3.00 per box. Lemons, S2,5O@3.0O
per box Bananas, 81 .50lg2,50 per bunch.
Gmpes--Malaga, S600@0.00. Dates, 7@Sc.
ArlLEs.-gl. 5O@22 IS per brl. Dried apples,
4@5c per ID from store. Dried peaches, 4(D
DC from store
GAME-Quail 81. 25@l5O per doz; squir-
rels, 81. OO@l.25 per doz; rabbits, $L0O@i rs
per doz wild turkeys, 5Og75c each wood
duck, $l50@l75 per doz teal, $2.25@2.6O
per doz malard, 81. 25Gg2. 80 per doz. Vent
son saddles, sGglOc per lb; whole deer, SO
0 per ID; opossum, l5@iOc; dressed coon, 10
@35c.
Recommendations, 81 .6j@1.75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, 6iISc. Kraut per bril- 300
60i. 90; half brl, S2.O0@2.50. Garlic, SOC per
100. Carrots, $30O@3.50 per brl. Beets,
~ 5O@2 70 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl.
Horscradish, $4,000 90 per brl.
BUrrEn-Butterin loo; creamery, iO@i5c;
dairy, 2gG12Sc; country butter l5@25c.
CfDER-Ozark, $500 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
VIYroAR--Per gal, l0@l2c.
PouLrRY-Chickons, young, s100@L75;
mixed, Si.50@200; hens, $22j@250; tur-
keys, young, S5.O0@S.OO; old, $sOO@ll.00;
geese, s. 50Ggi 80, ducks, $2.76d 800; dressed
turkeys, OGgl2c per ID; hens, S2506g3,00;
chickens, s225@25O; geese Si.O0gd0O.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, 5h@0Hc; Tennessee, farmers
stock, 4GG5c; roasted, &c higher; shcllcd,
rel, $40, white, 4c; Spanish, &c. Pccans,
Texas, old, 5gsc. Italian chestnuts, 100
i2lSc.
EGGs--stcady Boxes, i0c; cases, 2Oc.
RAsSs-London layers, $3.50, California,
1928 per box.
PIckLEs-Brs, $780, half brls 800.
PorAroEs-Firm, $l5O@20O per bril- SKIS
G5M75c; Utah, S5tg9Oc per bu; sweet sl.15
per br.
FREsn Flsu-Bunalo, 162c per ID; cat, &c
per Id. Game-Pcrch, trout etc, Dose
Der H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
GrnIn and PrnNIsIons.

CHICAGO. Ill.,, Dec. 1s.-Dnring most OF the
session a quiet aud rather duh feeling pre-.
vailed In wheat, though there were temper
AIRY spurts Of buying aud selling which
helped 10 livcn up the market IL was the
dullcst day witnessed for some time, and the
trading was almost entirely confined TO
local operators. The action Of the market
the past few weeks has puzzled operators,
and they are a. FAR from dcciphering the sit.
unton rs they were then. Outside business
was exceedingly light The markc. here
opened easy aud 3sctssc lower than ycstcr.
days closing and declined &c more under
moderate offerings. LATER IL recovered, adj
yanccd &c due 10 some little buying and
the Tact that there was not much wheat on
sale, ca,od OF re, rallied to outside prices
aud closed about the same as vest, rlay.
A fair trade was reported IN corn, and the
feeling developed wasttronger with the eX-
ccption of short period after the opening
when values were easy. There was evil
IDENTIFY considerable short interest out from
yesterday, aud In covering today priccs were
advanced, offerings being quite limited ut
times. The market opened about &c under
the closing prices of yesterday and declined
&c, rallied under better demand, aud sold
up Ma &c aud closed fam at outside prices
and ,sC3.c higher than yesterday.
larger speculative business was trans
NANil ~ u lNMff hNfl lilfNNlI range Nl
prices. May was the only future that &C..
cciycd special attention, aud prices declined
sc. The decline induced free dealing by
shorts, and Tally 10 opening prices FOL.
lowed. During the latter part 81 the session
a steady feeling prevailed. Closing sales at
about opening prices
Quite good speculative trade was reported
ir mess pork aud the market exhibited con.
siderable -tcadiness. Prices opened 50I7 20
higher, and further appreciation of sat 10
was gained. Later the market was easier
aud prices settled back again TO medium fix.
urcs, but closed tirmcr comparatively
light trade was reported In lard and steady
feeling prevailed. Prices ruled 7isCtlOr
higher aud the market closed steady at out.
side figures.
Only moderate trade was reported In
ribs, the feeling was sicadicr, especially fol
the longer deliveries rriccs ruled 24d5C
higher aud closed steady.
The leading futures hinged M follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and Eastern demand 50, dis
count buying sight SO discount buying, par
selling New Orleans & discount buying,
81 premium selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying, par sell
ng.
In the local cotton market spots closed
easy, with sales Of 1900 bales Of which GOO
TO exporters and 1900 TO spinnors. AT New
Orleans spots closed steady, declining l-l0c,
with futures steady and unchanged, Liver
pool closed quiet, fair inquiry, with futures
quiet, near months unchanged and late
months declined cent.
In the New York market spots closed
steady and of i-lGc. Futures steady and De-
cembcr up point remaining months adj
vanclng.
At Manchester cloth Is steady somewhat,
machine, with yarns, steady; little doing.
Hubbard, Price & Co., say "The cotton
market today has failcd to develop any new
features OF interest ana the record Of
fluctuations shows but little change com
pared with yesterdays close although the
receipts have been exceedingly heavy and
almost double what they were on the same
day last year; trading In certificates has not
been appreciably affected thereby and the
market has at times shown considerable
firmness. The bears have been less ag-
grcssiyo IN their attack upon prices; the
buying of contracts ranging all the way
from May 10 August has been considerable
According TO the Commercial Bulletin IAN
other week has passed without bringing the
certificate market into any moro pronounced
shape, and the main feature Of the trading Ii
10 be found in is narrow boundaries and the
rapidity with which the general run Of oper-
ators liquidatc upon either side. Unless APP
poamnccs are very deceptive the average run
Of sentiment is inclined In favor Of the
lighter crop estimates now assuming more or
less shading from 100000 bales, and ~ a
natural sequence the longs prcpondcatc,
making somewhat lop.sidcd market, aud
for which no support Is obtained through the
receipt Of new demand either inside or out
side the Exchange 10 which u portion " the
holding can be- transferred aud rs the bears
will not scare TO any serious extent the load
bccomcs toppy aud uncomfortable, especially
a. predictions Of fuller December receipts
have within a day or two seemed IN a fair
wny of realization. The ndviccs from South
orn localities repeat the limitations Of full
movements Of supply To come, anl II Is this
factor that induces general indispusition 20
indulge In active or pronounced measures
until some tangible evidence is obtained a.
a. what may be- expected"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Miscellaneous.

WmsKY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Si.5O@GOl Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm ut Sl.j5 TO $780, sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs, Si.25@G0O, nc
cording to the ngc and make; common
whisky, Sl.O)Hl.3O according TO proof
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAGGiNG-llA@l3c.
TIEs-Sl. lOtgl.l5
snor-Drop, Sl.2O; buck, sl.i5.
LEAD-5lSCt6c.
TALLow-lJsc.
TopAcco-Common, 25@3Oc; other grades,
G0dS5c
sNrrr-Garrclts, slO75; Rnlph's, slO.25;
Railroad, sos, Gail 4 AIS, $500.
Fugs -llcarskius $lOOgT.OO; mink, 1910
ijc, coon. hunter handled, l5C07jc; country
handled, l5aG1c; otter .OD@Gm; beaver.
slO1dGOO wildcat, l6d3Dc; fox, l5tgIjc;
muskmt, 100 ljc; Opossum, l0gljc, wolf,
5ocCg2.UO, panther, 5Oc@sLOO skunk, 10
CI7jc.
PowpEn-Rcgs, $500 half kegs, $275;
quarter keys, tl75.
Coat Ou.--lrime white, wholesale lots,
Zoe per gil.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, IS
@20r; clear, grease wool, 2UM2ic; bury,
washed. 20Gt3Oc; tub washed, 3O93jc.
iEuswAX-2Or.
NATis-lron, 500: steel, 80 TO-
lIibEs-Dry flint, No l. t0c; No. 2, 7c dry
saltcd, Sc; No. ., IT,; green sailed, No. 1, 81
Ct6c; No. 2, &c; green, &C., dccrskins, 3jCg
iCo, shccpsslns lj@sl.OG firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19

fisu- Maokcrcl. halt bfls. No I, ss 500
0ur. No. ?, fSOlttSiV No. .. a. So. iUlh
Kits No. !, ti,3,. No 2. si2i. No 3. clio.
Dry herring, family, 1hc per box. n e. rue
herring. halt brls 81 TO- White hsh. half
htl 500
Lub=.rg. s@st.c. haif brls s,.msAc.
keys, ss@hc, choice kettle, O,sWiOl. 80,
easy.
fius Fru-nrls $780, hall hrl,. $500
krgs. u.1i
Hoo froprcrs Easy rorf. si5 50aiN 20.
suuruuurd hams. u.hI1r. brrak tn.t
bacon. ilCl2c. clear nb sides. bacon. N 10
SIC, bulk pork. clear sides. 7hsM5a,c. clear
rio sides, t1Hi'tc, long clear, 7is0s7,.c.
shoulder 5wsf.,.
fGuu Mr,u Beet headquarters, o.. forc
quarters, BE-. city hogs. ttt1tc. rountr,
dressed, GHG'tc pcr 49, sIarc ribs, si.t,at
haukhoncs, 1atuc pee NJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
t!rorrri.s.

CANNrn Gouns-l' uolpplrs, gi.25Gt 30.
pclrhc,. lbs, standard. ID DNi 40 s,cnnl.
tih Tomatoes, lbs. standard. S,ttpa,. s
lbs standard fiu Strawberries. On .,
Rasphcuic, 80, Blckbprric.. N.uu. Urcon
Farrs ~ -. rpIr. 500. rluma 81 ~
Aspamui~ 600 q rpn corn. siO,Gti a..
Urru peas SIS. tlycn,si,r.. full weight
10. Hss lhs sl6iai ~ light weight. a..
2 lbs, flhHi.lu. CONDENSED milk. Crown.
shW Eirlc. ga. Swiss. kNV salmon.
II ,ih2n slulIncs. % I'D mustard sar.
dimes. = 10 Mackcrcl, sl2i, herring mack
Cul tiW
srutu. Pure white. 7c. Oft white. orc
yellow clarified, G'.W0',C refined A. 40.
standard Emutlnicd. 5aim9tsc. powdered.
sfnNAc cat lolf sha,sc open kcttlc
JaAAg strong
CorTrr Common. iGc. ordinary, tGtgd
l1c, fair EAWlsc. prime Rio. tsltmiS.C
chui,c ~ fancy ip1y2py. old Government,
3lCtiic. ytry strong
SALt-~lgiuaw si.3nCti a. per hhl. Ohio
River si.pottij per bhi. rs. zine. o. go,
Lao cuir.c. si.io6si,ia. pkts, sAa5c
Rcr--l,ouisiana, $500 81. Carolina co
e.. firm
CtVnrrr Stick. ull sists in bNs pals aud
bril-. D,tiic. fancy. assorted, iOtgibc extra
fancy lNn2ic. firm.
srNncu--ii, C,Jisc
MotA-ss Louisiana common 10 fair, 2sa
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cry, 2s@3oc; dairy, 2a@2lc. Eggs-Firm at
19c.
Cornmeal-Actiye and steady at $1,000
1.95.
Provisions-Dull. Pork-s13.75 Lard
Prime steam, $7.s7X bid. Dry Salt Meats
Shoulders. 1925: longs and ribs, $40; short
clear, N35. Bacon-Shoulders (boxed)
$780, longs, ss15@s.20 ribs, $s.i5@s. 20;
short clear, s837K. Hams-sf0.371l@l27 TO-
Receipts--Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1000
blu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu
shipments--flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 1000
Blu; corn, $4,000 Blu; oats, 1000 bu; rye,
none; barley, none.
KANSAS Cry Mo-. Dec. 1s. - Wheat =
Steady; No. 2 red, cash, 00Xc bid, $l.00
asked; May sales at $102; No. soft, cash,
0SNc bid, 99Mc asked; January, 99c bid,
$l.0l asked; May, 81 OF asked.
Corn-Steady; No. 2, cash, sales at 26Nc;
January, 26I6c bid May sales at 2918c; No.
2white, May, 30I4c bid, 3O24c asked.
Oats-No, 9, cash. no bids nor offerings;
May, 245sc bid, 241sc asked.
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Cons From store, white. SOC. mixed, iGc
from lcycc OF depot white, IN bulk, i2c. IN
sacks ibc, mixed, IN bulk. to-, In sacks, lic.
Bias From STORE, $40, from loyco or
depot siGiO.
llAN-Chuicc, from store. Slsc car load.
from lcycc or depot, iiGuoaiG5o prime.
from store, NHtS,C. car load. Nom leycc of
depot, sli.in prairie, from storc. hO.tGv.
lar load, lrnm lcycc or dcIot tiOntii.n .
OAts-frum store white Jc. mixed. Gtc,
irum lcyco ~ depot white. he bulk 3itt
Sc. In sacks, d1c, mixed, Ia bulk, %. 10
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
EEw ORLEANS,

The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling, 996c. Sales, 1900 bales.
Quotations are as follows; Ordinary, TIC;
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, SIC; mid
ding, 994c; good middling, Zoe.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady, as
follows: December, 025@026; January,
925@9 90 February, o33@03i; March, o.i2
@9.43; April, 95i@o52; May, 9,6O@96l;
June, o0o@97O; July, 0.T@0.7S; August
9.73@97i Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Groceries.

New YoRK, Dec. 49, Coffee - Options
opened firm, Is to 20 points down, closed
steady 10 to 80 points below yesterday.
Sales 10000 bags, including December at
$l4 55 January, $l4.50@ll60; February,
sH.50@l5.G5; March, SI450@l5.70; April,
$lL55@l4.70 May, $1465@l4.75; June, SIi60
@l4.75 July, $l4659l4S0i August and Sep
TENDER, $14.10@l4s5; October, sl4.759li.90;
November, Sl4.90@l5.00. Spot Rio quiet;
fair cargoes, l6Ac Sugar-Raw, dull and
weak; refined, quiet and steady. Molasses-
New Orleans fairly active; open kettle. prime
TO fancy, 40@40c; syrups, 33@40c. Rice
Active and firm.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 1s.--0n the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was
dull and weak; fancy Elgin creamery 30@
32c; choice Western, &c; fancy dairy, $50
2ic; good to choice, 20@22c. Eggs dull at
2O@2lc.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 1S.-Whisky-Steady;
sales, $40 barrels finished goods on basis
Sl.A. Butter steady. Sugar steady. Eggs
easier 1slS@l9c. Cheese steady and firm.