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Nav YonE, March -leiicc-Spot fair,
Rio. weak. i3Hc options otcncd stronger,
closing heavy and lower. falcs na,bOO bags;
March. ti0. i5cjiO40, April, tama@i0. Is,
May, ~ S58iOiS; june liS0iOos, July,
sl.GSdaOO August, sn1otanSo September,
Sg.S,ag55 October. t06lE,h5j, November,
so@@nI5 December sos5pNa'5 February,
a. 10daT6.
sugAr-Quict and steady vacuum pan
% 9Oe test, SOC: refined, sicndy Molasses--
Firm. 500 test. 2Ac. Rlco---Sioady.
NEw OnLr,Ss. Ia, March i0.-sugnr-
Dull and UNCHANGED; open Kettle. choice. Sc.
strictly prime. i5.i,c prime, iisc fully
fair i3iGc. ccntrfugnlS choice white.
8biOd09.c. or white nistG', &c. choice vel.
low clarified, SIC; OF yellow clarified 20
prime yellow clarified, 3 ii.iHn0Nc seconds.
lA@51lc. Tho nllny wcaihor checks bust.
ness
Cmc,oo. A.. March ~ .-on tho Produce
exchange today tho butter market was
firm. creamery, ge030c, dairy, isMan.
Eggs Firm; iteiilsc
CnusSAri, o., March lp--whisky-.
Steady. ,airs, 1857 brls iinishcl goods "ii q
basis ~ ti.ua. Bnil~r-Firm, fancy
noHhern creamery 3ie,v-ei SAna V.!o ss9
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Article.
Cash quotations were as follows:
tsf... n..s.s ...I .....l........I

Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, T4a4G70ifc; No. 2 red
wheat, siasl,lc; No. 2 corn, JoHc; No. 2
oats, p jfgJ0c; No. 2 rye, 5sIsc; No. Charley.
77@slc; No. llax seed, Gas prime timothy
seed, s2.5i@252.
Mess pork, per brl, sliOo; lard, per iOolbs.
E.b2if; short rib sides, loose, Sis; dry
salted shoulders, boxed, S8OO@0.I0, short
clear sides, boxed, S7.65@T.70.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 1000
bu corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
1900 bu barley, 5000 bu.
Shipments - Flour $1,000 brle wheat,
1905 bu; corn. O7.OO0 bu; oats, 5000 bu
rye, 500 bui barley, 5000 bu.
ST.. LouIs, No, March ia-Flour-Firm
but dull.
wheat--Opcncd firm and advanced stead
lily, with lively trading In early months In
late months the advance was heavier, but re-
acted toward the close. closing tsc higher;
No. 2. red. cash, s2isc; Nav. s2ds2t.c, clos
ing at SIZE; June, size, closing at size.
July, 7Tisd7sc, closing ut 77ssc; August,
77R@7sc, closing al IKE; December, sik@
s2i.c, closing at si9tc.
Com--Sicady; cash, i5Xo; May. 40diGi.c,
closing at &c June, closing at iGIsci July,
oais-Ea,lcr; cash, OOsci May, 2o,.c.
Rye-IIighcr At &c.
Barlcy-55@Hiic.
Bran-15c.
Corn meal-Firm al a. 5o625S.
IIay-Unchangc,l; prime timothy, sie.000t
| 100 prairie. ts.ONti2VO.
Bui(cr-firm; creamery, gi9SOci dairy,
aOd20c
Egs-i26i2fc.
Provisions - Weak. Pork. tilOOiii o.
Lard, S730d7.35 Dry salt meats--Shoul.
dcn tboxcdh 1900 long clears, E.l2f
clear ribs, 1925; short clear, Fi0Ce7. IS.
Bacon (boxcd) - shoulders, t0.37 \;
long clcars, T.37if clear ribs 500;
short clears, ts.i2Is@s.2o. Hams--stcady,
tiOO06ti2O0.
Recoipis-..Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 1900
bu; corn. i2i,Oo0 bn; oats, $500 bu; rye
none. barley. 5000 bu.
shipmcnis---llour, ii,ooO brls; wheat
4i.OOi bu; corn, 0i,O0O bu, oats, 1900 bu
| rye, none, barley, none.
| Afternoon Wheai-Firm; April
sikc, May, S2isc. June. I1slc. CoFn-Quict
April taRc: May, f0isc; July, Hlt. Oats
Dull; May, 2Olc bid. A
Kansas CRY, No, March Wheat
Steady. No 2 soft cash, 7sci May, 7aA,
asked. Corn-stcady; No. 2 cash, ass,
nsked, April, 4ic asked; May u'.o bid
ilaic asked. oats-No. 2,a2Dh.c asked.
Nrw Yonx. March i0.--stotks Of grain Il
store, March II, wheat. ,tgo iJl bu; corn
Gil, 2Os hu; oats. $50 80 bni ryc, 1890 bu
barley, o,529 bu; malt, lIs,05 bu.
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suEEr-cholcc, l)ic; medium, 3,f@ici
common, Si.O0al.50
Llnns-Choicc, $500 common to good, pei
head, ti.5Ocl3.OO.
GR.ss CAfrLH-Choicc. 3k63iiic; good, %.
63ifc fair 10 medium, 2isd3c; scallawags,
ilS@2c; feeders, light 2'g2,fc; heavy, ~
Csc.
Hoos-choice light, S95,l; good, 4N@5ci
common, iit6Jiisc.
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wu,e. ana Ito,-e.

Honss Pair demand; drivers, si25@i75,
heavy draft, si7Sa22s; saddle, si5Ooi2OO; CT.
ira saddle SeO0a2i0; plugs, s50td0t; Texas
ponies $4,000, common drivers. tT501l0O.
MuLrs--fair demand; II 10 iiIf hands
high sDdiiO, AZ 10 ~ hands high, sii0a
l2S. Is 10 1871 hands high, si2j@l0e 1871 20
10 hands high, sij0lIi00
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March i0.---The Drorers Jour
nal reports: Cattle. Receipts, $4,000 head;
shipments, 1900 head. Market weak and lo(g
i5c of; steers, So 0o@5.20; stockers and feed
crs, $235g3.60; cows, bulls and mixed, $500
@3.IO; Texas steers, S2.a5@4.25.
Hogs---Receipts $4,000 head; shipments,
1000 head Market steady; mixed, S5.l69
535; heavy, $5.90@5.50; light $5.lO@9.3oi
slSips S3.50G5.00.
sheep---Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market steady and strong; ma
tiyes, S4.50G76.2 IS; westerns, S500ta6l5; Tex
ans, $3.50@500; lambs, s5.50@G.J0.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
TUESDAY.
Movements nc the Levcc.

Anivals-Joe Peters, Arkansas river.
Departurcs--James Lee Frars Point; Rob
Roy, Walnut Bend; Kate Adams Arkansas
City; Rosa Lee, osceola; Gayoso, Tiptonyille.
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Everything that grows in n garden Is
real, not an imitation nor painted
sham. A white lily or a rose or pansy
beside a cottage door may be a. fine as the
lily, rose, or the panSies In queens gar
den. In other decorative arts this Is rare
IN tho case.
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PRME CRuDE olI-32@3lc prime summer
yellow. J7Cg3sc; choice cooking summer yell
low, g0dii,y prime cotton seed meal, fi1. -
@i7.o0, carload lots, less than carload, $40
GrlHOD
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Groceries.

% Corrrr-Corlmo lSc. ordinary, iGc; fair.
i7c, prime Rio, isc choice 20 fancy, 20c; old
government. 2s0tJ0c quiet.
HuaAn--purc white, 01ir. OFT white. Oifc.
yellow clarified, 6A@Gko open kettle. Sac,
bic, refined A. 0Ac standard gmnulaicd,
ne; plantation graduated. nc. powdered,
SH@sAc; cut Loaf, sh@sl.c; steady.
Ricr.'louisiana, &c; Carolina, 6,f@7c;
strong
CsNsrp ooops--pine apples, si25t6i. 80
Peaches, ms, standard. 81 ~. 3 bs, stand
ard, g. -. second, ilf0 Tomatoes. 2 Ms
standard, N.oOCsii0,, . NJ, standard, si.25Gs
100. Strawberries, tls5. Raspberrles
ti0O. DlackberrieA Si.25eti.in. Grcl
gngcs. Sl.15al.S5. Pears. ii.16ef2.2h
Plums, Sl.0o0i.I6, Asparagus, tl.Otei.2s
.fsen corn, N.2eel'D. Crcn pcaa t.yc.
i.vo. Cove oyestcn. full weight %. poe
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March .-Wool-Quiet,
but steady; unwashcd, bright medium. 1850
DC; coarse braid, li@l2c; low sandy, l0glsc;
fine light, 13@i9c; fine heavy, 10@l7c; tub,
washed, choice, 35c; Inferior 3o93Sc; sacks,
lOmI5c
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Lake Shore, COZ TOLD. Ohio Cen pfd, 70
Louisville & Nash. 54l$ Union Pacific. So
LOUSY a Albany, " United States Express, I "a
Memphis x Charles. 5si& Wabash, 81 l. & r, IA
Michigan Central, rs W,StI& + pid 23I4
MI, Ls&W,5 Wells & Fargo Exp, 100
NJ Ls&W Pid, - Western Union, .h,,
Min y Louis, 4 American Cot OH, 2IH
Min II Louis pfd. ~
LONDON, March l9,4p.m.- Consols closed at
l0l .0l8 for money and .l0lA for the ac-
count The Bank Of England gained f69 0Oo
bullion on balance today Bar silver 43Ad
per ounce.
PARIS, March l0.--Thrce per cent. rentes,
Slf 02lsc for the account
BERLIN, March D--Thcctatement OF the
Imperial Bank Of Germanv shows an increase
in specie Of 7,7Go,o)o marKs.1
BANK cLnARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 10. --Clearings,sl 81, 72l, :
900.
NEw ORLEANS To-, March 19.-Clearngs
Of the banks 81, 1873 233.
BosroN Mass, March 10.---Clearngs, $l5,'
$40, l46 balances, 81. 690,033.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March l0.--Clearings
$,o3o,O02; balances, $435,s7l.
PmLADELpnIA, Pa, March l0.---Clearrgs
81 $50 1872; balances $l,4si,432.
NEW YorR, March 49, Cearings today
$40, G62, 49, balances, $i,y03 02l.
sBALrrMoRE, Nd, March 10 --Clcarlngs to-
day, M,3is,2i0; balances, $2Sl,57o.
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Provisions.

Fini- Mackcrcl, half brla No. I. 500,
No. 2 B25. M. q - lob kit, No. I,
$40. No. 2. Si.o5; No. 3, -. Dry her.
ring, family, 2jc per box
Hoo rnoDvcrs--finn; mess pork, SIS ~
dlGOO sugar cured hams HAL 10. brcak.
astbacon, ii6iil4 bulk pork, clear sides,
7hMs; clear rib sides ikMiAc. long
clear. 59s@7isc. shoulders, 0i4c.
LAnp.-rcs. 7,fc; half hrls, 5tsc; kegs, Ts.c,
choice kettle. sACfaAo; steady.
rios' fErt.-Brls, $3.50. half brls 1900
400 kcgs, si.S0.
fnun MrArs--Choice beef. hindquariers
o.. forcquartcr,, 3Ctic; second grnde. hind
quarters ba0c, forquaricrs, sGsic. Sheep
u. Hogs, &c
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New York, March l9.--Improycment IN
demand and movement was noticeable in all
departments. Morn business was laid out,
while selections Of seasonablo specialties
were free for instant delivery. Jobbcrs had
a good demand present
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sfnre af IN, Rivers.

oYFiciAL SIGNAL sKnyioE U. s. Al
MENrnis, March ~, pm. !
The following observations are taken AZ all sta
lions named at 18th meridian time, which II one
hour later than Memphis time.
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MEMpHIs DAILY APPEAIa8 TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1888.

2oc prime dairy roll 22@o3c. sugar-Quict;
hard refined, 5ls@Sc New Orleans 5(a594c
Eggs Heavy at 12@13c. CheeseLFrmi
prime 10 choice fat winter make 10D1lc.
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The clearinghouse report Is rs ioiluWs'
Monday. March TO- 1855 sl7,S,2@ ll4eol.56
Corp>pondlng tlinc, 1857 =. S22.2S7.is ll22G9G
. CORRESPONDING time, 1856. a7,,Wo.2l ble9SD
EXCHANGE.
# New York and cities north and east, on
demand = discount buying. New York
ana principal cities north and east sight
u discount buying, Now Orleans, s. dis
Z count buying
Selling Ratcs--on New York, y per cent
premium on sums below $1,000, Sl.oO per
Al. 0c0 premium on sums OF 81 900 or morei
on Cincinnati, s.. Louis or Louisville $i.50
pcr 81. 600 premium ON all sums on New
Orleans, $50 per $1,000 on all sums. Prime
commercial sterling Si,s2@Ls2k.
Nothing Of interest irlnspired at The stock
exchange meeting today No sales and but
few bids and oncringsWerc made. The local
cotton market closed quiet and steady, with
salos of 200 bales, the exporters taking lW
bales aud spinners the remainder New
York spots closed quiet and unchanged and
a 10 the future market, which closed OH
point on the late months, Hubbard, Price d
Co. say: 'The cotton market today has
shown much quictcr appearance and a tone
throughout Of decided sicadmcss. At the
close The feeling seemed distinctly more con-
idcnt. and not large amount could have
hecn bought at the quoted prices"
New Orleans spots are quiet, futures
steady and oil | TO . points. Liverpool Is
quoted dull, prices generally, In buyers
fayor and futures steady and of point.
IMPORTS.
Apple. 40 brls; beans aud peas, 6s hrls.
butter, ~ pkgs; bacon, 100 pkrs; boots aud
shoes 0G1 pkgs: corn. C.jOD In; cheese, %
pkg: coffee, loo sks; lime, 100 brls; cement
h0 brls: cotton seed. I 800 sks, cotton seed
cars, dry goods, 40 pkys; eggs, 40 pkgs
-four. 1872 brls hay. LOS bales hogs, i2l
head: cattle, ~ head horses and mules, 10
head: lard li5 pkgs; lumber 10000 feet
liquors, - pkg; meal, 80 hrls; molnsscs, 10
brls: oats. 900 bu; pork sides cars; rice,
20 pkgs; sugar, 202 brls; tobacco, S02 pkgs
wheat 600 bui hats, Us plgs.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received, withdrawn and IN store 10y regular
elevators ~ reported 20 the Merchants cx-
change 'oday Torn received, AIS bu; with.
drawn, I .2yl bu, Ia store. 2l,33 bu Oats
ne, iscd. l.VD hu: wthdriwn, 2,ju0 bui IN
sforp a. rs la.
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NOTICE.

pr- All persons are hereby warned no, 10 purchase
Certificate No. Q Tor Eight Shares Of Masonic Ten.
plc stock. Issued 10 John W. Clarke January n is71
a. Il has been Lost OF mitaid and have applicdior
duplicate MINNIE @ CLARKE
Admlniatr.tfix
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Heesl.lna..

HN-Choicc, from store a5cdii0o; car
Load, from lcvee or depot, tisbotl 80
prime. store, pO,da2'fci car load from lcycc
or depot, ti1.0oetiS.jO prairie from stoc,
0o5t7og car load nom lcvec or depot, 5000
ml2VO.
Dn,S--from storc, 800, from leyco or
depot, tiaOo.
ConS--from store, white, 02c; mixed, Csc;
from leyee or depot, white. In bulk, 57c; In
sks, Ooc, MIXED, IN bulk, Ole; In skS 55c.
o,r-.from store, white. i3c. mixed. 40c;
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk. 8sc, IN
sks, fOc, mixed. IN bulk 81, In sis, gsc.
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stockholders Meeting.

A MEETING Of The stockholderso Of the Troy and
~ Tlnionvile railroad Company will be held al
The once OF aid company, In the town Of TROY,
in DILLON county, Tcuncucc, on Monday, the Tth
day al febuiary, AID. 1855 FOE the consideration
aud action upoti q proposed mortgage aud Issuance
III tnortrnrc bonds aud stock OF aid company and
HE tr.nN,stlon 0l such other business a. may be
ed,lsci. II, order OF the loaul " Dirvctonl De.
cctnirr 10. 1851 GtU n WILSON. President
w nnlct. secretary.
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GENERAL TRADE.

At the New Orleans market the growing
scarcity Of kettles makes that description o
sugar ilrmcr and fraction higher. Ccntri
fugals ara quiet and steady. There Is a faiI
demand for kettles aud moderately fair foi
other descriptions There Is no change "a
report In molasscs. Clean rico continue,
steady with N new feature 10 report Rough
rice continues quiet aud easy.
According 10 the Cincinnati Price Current,
"thc second week Of the summer packing
season has not increased the number OF hogs
marketed In the west. The indications arc
that the supply has been slightly lcsscncd
In the aggregate, and continues 20 show
moderate shortage compared with year
ago. The ten leading ccntors have packed
TO date about %, 90 hog, against $4,000 q
year ago, and the aggregate from all points
now packing Is about $500 less than year
ago. The quality OF hog being marketed Is
generally fair for the time Of the year. All
thing considered, there Is nothing In sight
which need be expected TO change matters
greatly In the near future, while the general
outlook appears TO warrant expectations Of
some improvement In values a little later,
with revival in the movement Of product
To consuming districts, which II reasonably
expected"
According 60. the New York Comm,roial
B,iisiia Of latest date the mos, pronounced
feature In the grocery trade Is the spccula
tue boom In coffee, all other goods moving
ut about former cost aud readily offered
Business Is gradually settling into norma
conditions and while Il will be at least
week before chances for prompt shipment
become general OPERATOR can now see thei
tway sufficiently clear 10 enter upon negotiu
| ,lons With an inor a,ed degree OF conddenc,
The local market remains steady. n
changes IN quotations were made today b
the Merchants exchange committees.
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STATIONS
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CouS Mr,t--Siandari. s2G5, pearl, 600;
roller. g. 0Dog 800. quiet
BE,Ns ANp fE,s-Nayy beans. s2I5@3 o..
medium, ta.75. Stock peas, sl.25 per bu..
lady peas, si.55 per bu.; black eyes, ti.60
81. 80 per bu.
oar MrAi.--ln half hrs, $3.50 from store
fioUR--frnm store. common, $3O0d3. -,
family, o. 2ifi1 90 choice, ~ iOGL3 20. fancy,
SIuNal.iO. eNtra fancy, SL2jtI4.jg patent
SL5O6tj0g quiet.
CnAcKEns--Soda. extra lc: soda, treble OK.
ira. l'fc. ginger Snaps, 5f90's assorted
jumblcs, loo.
CnlcKEp wnT,r-In half brls, sL2j from
store.
IIouiSY AND Calrs.-From store, kJ.2j.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from 4 disturbed sleep
with al the horrible sensations Of an assassin
ciuching your throat aud prcfslng the lifc.brcath
from your frightened chostf Have you noticcd the
laneuor aud debility that succeed the effort 10 clear
your throat and head Of this catarrhal matieri
What a depressing influence Il cxers upon the
mind, clondlns the memory and hlling the head
with pains and strange nolscsi How diniculi Il IL
TO nd the nasal passages throat and lung Of this
poisonous mucous all can testify who are afflicted
With calanh. How dlniculi 10 protect the ~ stem
against ~ further progies toward the lungs liver
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riblc dlscnsr. and cries out ior rclicf and curc.
The remarkable curative powon, whom all other
remedies utterly iaii, Of sASroRDs RADICAL cunE
ar aticsicd by thousands who gratefully recon-
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
easy and closed quiet aud easy. midllinq
ss.ioc Sales zoo bales, including M bales
last evening. Of which 100 to exporters and
600 10 spinnep.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. a-l0c; good ordinary. 1916.
low midillng. 0S-ioc mlddllng 9.lGc. good
middline ei5-icc, middling fair, 10 5.i0c;
fair, nominal.
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Grains aud Provisions.

, Ih ,Is ~, March I'm spi,c on u1
NV. ,,iu. IoVIiPs ~ vi g,al"s VII ho,,r
any, .nun .n1 estimate, the ppeniaS nou,
Oh onunEe 'Iuay was hiarE eco III ia h''Ias
a ,nn s"shus ILL, PrlcIs. imv NJ and hofnSse
m"s VI sioa' uui,".,on, nowen'i a"u o,
noon grams so'a at or below the oPep,ns
P r.ues' Mnen there was an uPw ,i,, ' ,ho
aency 'lero was ialr actVliyi ou. WIZ; III wy
uePrcHslon III Virtues caine guinness
Me'e gnu many 'oIcigh unAi. i 49,,
tne Whent put niu ,hese heiu 'ne n,aiNui
swauy carry. pu, wheh ~ Whs unno ,'. '.''l
,hat W., ule ue,Iense IN ,he visible supPly. was
puI fos,ovV pusheis "nen lWlce tiat a'io. NV
was anucla.cu' anu Una. 'ne rtooiP,s ~ , ,ae
bor'liMoa1 W. Wy ,aIRei ~ ,',. vi
downward, prices deciihing &C. Nay oPened,
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DAILY coTIoN arATEMrNT.

fmporE-M&c ~. M&TRR Milan
m eS N&LRRR. So c.o&sw RR -
1.NO&TRRp 90 X c.s&MRR M gc.u1
~ n n 10; steamers, b't wagons 70. Total. 1880
1~oHlcs.
Export err. 10 M&TRR, ig5. Lam
\ n sie Q, o& swR X, fgi. l., Eo&TRE, i,oj4
sicamcn north. ia Total. am bales.
sEw York.
Spots opened steady aud closed steady;
middling. i0i<c. Sales. s35 bales. Quota
tions we're NJ follows Ordinary IKE: good
ordinary. sii.igc: low nliddling. e,sc; mid.
ding. loHc; good mldd.Ine iO,sc. md.
ding fair, lie; fair, ii>sc.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
sisady, rs follows March. e,si9es2' April,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK.
EXCHANGE la PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Easy -Middiing Got
q ton, o e-ioc--Sales Today. 700 Bales
The Tone OF the General Market
stendy--Neats Firm.
MONDAY ryryINe, March il. iss.s !

MONDAY EVENING, March ~, lssS
Money Is still loaning AZ per cent, and
banks, as a rule show no disposition to
lower rates. The supply Of funds is ample
for present wants.
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ON anal TurpentInc.
New YORK Dry floods Marx ct,

WILMINGTON, y. c., March 10. --Turpentin'
Firm at 34llc
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Bonis aud stocks.


Tic following list Is corr'cici regularly,
and may be regarded ~ the asst quotations
nANS STOCKS.
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ELEVATOR REPORTS.

The following shows the amount Of grain
received, withdrawn and IN store by regular
elevators, ~ reported 90 the Merchants cx-
change TO-DAY, Torn received, AIS bu; with
drawn, / 2.sl bu, Ia store. 2l,3S bu Oats
stor,. a. 4 - hu
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FOR WHITE RIVER
FOR NATcHEZ.

ST. LOUIS a NEw ORLEANS ANCHOR LINE
For Arkansas City, 0rccnvlllc NlckAburg and all
way landings 10 Natchez, the elegant sldcwhccl
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The Chiclasaw is the Wednesday packet
for White river.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-11
prcaking in n Naval Cadet

u;,bip few DAYS the cadets shake
an INTO their places. aud by going
e.. The masthead every morning,
0'g glinr up aud down the light spars,
LIMO ordered to get pull here
alI NH there aud long pull alto
1u g,er everywhere. during the best
If their waking hours, they soon
R.nire nautical airand Il fairly good
I'M the strange surroundings. Two
s'iEbree DAYS later the constellation"
y , ~. down the Annapolis Roads,
u.yd,1s into Chesapeake Bay. and the
,,.,rnr.looked-for cruise begins. Practi-
" york commences at once, and if
ga winds be unfayorable, and they are
N.,ouv. the ship beats down the bav
tLe DAYTIME and anchors at sunset.
H. the new cadet secs the cnvied Sc
-, class men in charge Of the deck,
IKE u and take in sail, tack, wear, box
AM. and chapel ship; sees him occa-
.,,alIy miss STAYS aud box her off.
ave to. get casts Of the deep sea
.,J shift sails and spars, reef and
,sake out reef, and bring the ship to
~ anchor. All this time he is doing
,soman's service himself; his white
agorkiug-clothes are tarry. and he is so
mead to stamping and going It" that
when night comes he is glad to turn
!, early, and leave the hardships Of
sncbor.watch to those who have enjoy
"A the rumphS of the Juartcr-deck
lhar Hampton Roads are reached. the
vessel lies at anchor for week or
more; but this is a busy season, and all
day long there are great-gun, compa-
nv pistol, or small-arm drills, fire
o1arters. boats armed and equipped.
6r that stirring exercise when the crew
and cadets are called to abandon
s6ip." This drill is usually executed
without previous warning, exactly as
il might be needed in any sudden
emergency, as in collision, or danger
Of laundering on the high sea; but
within moment after the order rings
out. every man is at his station; some
lover the boats, others stand sentry
over the falls, so no unauthorized or
panic-stricken person may enter with
out orders the majority pass up pro-
visions and water, cooking utensils,
arms. ammunition, and nautical in
rruments there is heard everywhere
the rush Of feet, the whimper of boat
nils as the dayits crcaS and complain
with the strain and the weight of the
crew, lowering themselves by stopper
or haIyards; from every gun-port will
Ing hands pass stores into tho cutters,
and when ready, each reports its name
and number In less than five minutes,
il the discipline be good, the crew is
embarked in cutters, whale-boats, gig,
launches, and dingy, all submerged
almost to their gunwalcs, and the ship
is abandoned officially lieutenant
Kt.tg IN Huper'S AdgdziHe.