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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-01
Two Men.

Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland
are about the same age Both are of honest
parentage. Both are lawyers. Both sought
homes and business in growing cities. So
much for the likeness between them. And
there it ends.
Harrison took bride with him to Indian
apolis. Cleveland went to Buffalo a bachelor
Harrison built home. Cleveland lived in
his law chambers,
Harrison taught Sunday school class of
young lawyers Cleveland-he Travelled in
another direction
Harrison was elected reporter to the SUI
preme court of Indiana with honorable and
most responsible duties. Cleveland was elect
ed sheriff of Erie county, an Office that also
has it's duties.
The war broke out. Harrison volunteered,
Cleveland was drafted. Harrison recruited a
regiment and went to the 'front.' Cleveland
recruited a substitute and remained in Buffa-
10.
Harrison has been true to every promise
he has made to man or woman, to party OF
the nation. Cleveland has been true to him
self, and kept such promises as is was for his
interest not to break.
Such are the two candidates. How well do
they represent the parties that support them
Boston Traveller.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-01
nonkeying With the Buzz Saw.

The New York Herald reports that 1.-THE
Democrats have got their wedge into the Re
publican majority in Wisconsin Let's see,
what was ithappened to that reckless French
man who got his head into lions mouth
the other day? We seem to remember that
the coroner remarked as he inspected the
headless trunk that the man ought to have
known better
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-01
The Battle Ground Of 1883.

The state of New York is once more to be-
come the battle ground OF presidential can
yass, and again the Democracy counts upon.
and 1884, to bring it to victory It realizes
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-01
Republican Campaign.
Where Cleveland is Strongest.

from what the London papers say # is
clear that Cleveland could carry England in
the coming election He should go there and
run.-Pittsburg Chronicle
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
General News.


BUSINESS iair'
CLEAR and warm.
RIVER still falling.
Two no,Ts leaving todav.
tn. nacto,. h,d s,,r ,r,ns
r. c,.is,.. III ~. a.. T., y,,,,.
int 'Niehasa" hau iair mp ior VIM"
rver at
THk faris Z. Brown Is over que from I'm
cinnnt.
THE Eugene Is the Saturday packet for
Arkansas river.
TnE City Of Cairo will be here tomorrow.
and leaves Saturday evening for Vicksburg.
TuK James Lee for the lower, and the Rosa
Lee Tor The upper coasts. left with fair trims.
Tux uelcra Icf, Yesterday for New or.
leans sith 5aS empty barrels and 1. 200 saeks
Of ON cake
Tar ncso,o Gan, D.oro l.avo. h,r. "a
n,arro,s eycnlns ~, CinrInnai, and al, wsv
ia,h,,,,,. Can't ~ "a PnsssiI r. sscns w
-, 49, :,
Ilis bugkeye s.an wiz hutry uiIough 70
Slnehlhatl 'ns up IN o'oer W ~, ISsurh mere
IN uins Iot s,alu, J'M 1870 o,.I w. PeisohS
haNe "Heaos ehb"b'N iVo.'e VI "ei'
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. TTIURsDAY FEBRUARY 2,

active and lower. closing steady; sales. 49,
500 bags; February, l2.25@I2.35c; March,
l2.oo@i2.2Oc; April II. s0@i2.0 Oc; May IL 20
oil. soc; June, 1i.S5@ll.75c; July, 1L30@
u.5oc; August l1.15@Il SOC; September,
l1.05gll. zoe; October, 10 s0@li 0Oc; Novem-
Der, l0.76@l0. s5c; December l075@l095c.
sugar--Dull and wholly nominal refined
dull and unchanged Molasses--Nominal;
6o0 test, 22lS@23c. Rice-Firm.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. Markets all
quiet and steady. Coffee--Rio cargoes, COM
mon TO prime, 16@19c. Molasses-Centri-
fugals, strictly prime, 2O@22c; prime TO good
prime, 1s@19c; fair TO good fair, 17@lSc;
inferior TO good common, 15@10c; ferment-
ing 4c to &c lower than unfermented.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. lon the Produce ex-
change today the butter market was steady
at 22@3lc for creamery, and 17@26c for
dairy. Eggs-Dull at 20@22c.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CmclGo, ILL.,, Feb. There was q bet
ter speculative feeling ON change today
than for many days, although II was de-
livery day. Tho deliveries Of grain were
light. In the provision crowd million
short ribs went round. and that formed
the bulk Of the delivery In that pit. There
was nothing apparently new In the outside
situation, but locally everything was stronger
and tended upward from tls opening. The
receipts Of hogs fell short a few thousand,
better prices prevailcdat the yards for the
best grades, and with prominent packing
house buying early. provisions advanced
quite sharply. Before noon ribs sold nc
higher lard l0c higher, and mess pork 22IIc
higher for May. Better buying orders from
the outside and by LEGAL spectators kept
prices up pretty well until the close. May
pork advanced "a sc aud closed 22lsc better
than yesterday with May at Nibj. May
short ribs closed Sc better at S5a, and May
lard NC better nt $50. Wheat followed
the lead of provisions Nearly all OF the
conditions were favorable. There was de-
crease Of /, $50, 600 bushels In the amount Of
ocean passage, there was n fresh consignment
Of crop damage reports from -. Louis
and provisions were higher. shortly after
the opening the scalping crowd commenced TO
cover their shorts, aud before noon May
wheat, which opened At sis.c, sold up 10
s2xc. About this figure the market held
pretty steady and May closing at SCI t@s2Nc.
Corn was rather quiet today aud trading
somewhat limited, with the exception OF a
short spell around the opening when the
market was rather active. May corn opened
at 52a.c, declined 10 52lfc on free offerings
reacted and advanced 10 62JsCg53c, prominent
operators buying and closed at the latter
figure. Oats were steady and quiet May
closed az Sc.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02

Ricr--Louisiana, 5I9@o,<ci Carolina, 6K
CgTc; strong.
suoaR-Pure white, 09tc; of white, G,Ic;
yellow clarified, 6k690S4o; open kettle, 81
N5sIc refined A, 8Ac; standard granulated,
7N@7l1c; plantation graduated, 1HCD7l4c;
powdered, s,s@s'4c cut lonf s}EgsAc;
strong.
CANDIEs--stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, 0HCd9c; fancy assorted, 35@i0c; firm
CofrEr-Common. I7Mc ordinary lSc;
fair, IShdl0ci prime Rio, 10, g@20c choice 10
fancy, 2l@22c; old government 2sCo30c; dull.
SALT--Saginaw, Si.35@I 40 per brl; SKIS
fine, si.3bgi 40; coarse, sll0Ml.l5 pkts
blcached, 1926 mixed, brls, 5000; mixed,
2A@7c.
Scars ANp cANpLrs-.soap, S@5,Ec; can
dies, full weight, sAm0c.
CnErsE-New York factory Case; full
cream, l26oi2hc; Young America, i3di8hc
CANNED GQoDs--Pinc Apples, VI 25@ 90
ard, S275; seconds, Sl.75. Tomatoes, 2 lbs
~. 25Cdl30. Strawberries, sl.G0 Rasp-
berries, $i.GO. Blackberries Si.l56pl. 20.
Green cages, 81. 75Col IS. Pears, Sl.7bCa2. %.
Plums, sl.05@i75 Asparagus, $2.75cpi. 25.
Green corn, 81. 25Cri.45. Green peas, $1,000
i.75. Cove oysters full weight, 1 lb,
800; lbs, $i05@i.75; light weight 1
III, GOCJ05c; 2 lbs Si.00@l.10. Con-
dcnscd milk, Crown, $4,000 IS; Eagle,
sl75; Swiss, 1915. Salmon, 800. sar-
dimes, 1910; mustard sardincs, 500 Mack
crel, ST. so herring mackcrel, fi.25.
MoLAssrs Louisiana, common 10 fair, %
(l25c; nrime % choice, 3O0J37c; fancy, $50
40c, common 10 fair, 20g2Sc; prime 20 choice,
25d2Sc; syrup, 2D01i5c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, stocks ana neua..

NIw YonE, Feb. Money on call easy
al 21@S per cent; last Loan at ~ closed
At 2d2'i per cent
Prime mercantile paper, sat per cent
sterling exchange dull aud weak. with
actual business al is1,s for sixty day bills
and lS5A for demand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady
State bonds wcr very dull.
The stock market today was dullcr than NJ
any time this year 70 far, and the huctua.
tions were on par with the amount OF bus.
Ines. done, and IN but two or thrce stocks
did the transactions have any Specification.
The demand for stocks was very light, hut
the offerings were on an equally limited
scale, and the undcrione u strength was suf'
ficient 10 deter the traders aud bears from
selling the list short The result Of the days
business II that the active list Is irrcgularly
changed, though the extreme difference from
last evenings prices u but y por cent
The railroad bond market was fairly
active. the total transactions amounting 10
81, bsi, 600, 10 which jersey Central % con-
tnbuisd t2l0Oo while the rest Of The bust
ne~ was very evenly divided. The total
sales Of stocks today were V,212 shares.
Closing quotations.
gs.s cssJ ,s,iu ssEs.s Ts'ss :. = e. ~
rs as Tds. iO41 SIclai Cen AN
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New York Dry Good. Market

NEw YoRK. Feb. There was a decided
improvement in the inquiry for new heavy
woolens, followed by considerable quota
OF business laid out for later delivery. Prints
were in active request, with stocks and prin-
ters well occupied with orders for the next
thirty 70 sixty days Agents have advanced
Portsmouth robes and Windsor fancies ~
per cent; Steel river fancies TO 6lfo liar.
mony aud Charter Oak fancies TO SIC; Der.
lin solids 10 &c; Elberon solids, &c; and
Amory 36-inch and 40-inch brown cottons,
Nc. This shows the tone OF the market and
the character Of the demand.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. 1.-The Drorer's Journal
ments, 5000 head. Market steady; steers,
S3O0@5.i5; stockers and feeders, $2l5@3.6o;
COWS, bulls and mixed, $i.75@2.95; Texas
cattle, $l.76g325.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1900 head. Market strong and good DC
higher; mixed, s5,0O@5.4o; heavy, $500
$40; light, $i.9o@5.35; skips $350@4.75
Sheep-Rcoeipts, 1000 head shipments,
1000 head. Market firm; natives, 5000
5.25; western, h.50@5l0; Texans, $500
800; lambs, sj.0OG6.G0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
si.5OCt0O0 Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, tl.4OoJ3.00 Eastern Rycs, fl.sjCJ
600, according 10 age and make, common
whisky. nc@llo, according TO proof.
BAoGISa-O0p1c
TIn-ti. i001i.l2
snor-Drop, sLS buck, N.Oo.
LEAD-6Ifc
NAns-lron, o.. iO62 49, steel, " 2s@2 30
powprn-Keg' w. half kegs, $40 quar-
ter kegs, ti.60.
Tosscoo-common, 2O@oOci other grades,
'S5CdsSc.
ssurr-Garret'a SO.ss; Ralph's, si0. 25,
railroad, o. %; Gall a An, 800.
Coat ou-Prime white, wholesale lots,
1870 per gal.
iiIpis-Dry flint, No I, iSc; No. 2, ioci
dry saltcd, fdic green salted No. 1, $40
0ysci No, 2, b9S,.ci green, i@5c; shecpskins'
i5cGISl. 90.
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashcd, isCq
lsc, clear grease wool 23cg2jc; bury washed
2OCtS0c: tub washed, 3J935c. =
BEnwAt-lsdgc.
TALIow-Sta9lfc.
Funs am sgiss-Dcer, S0da5c; bear, Al. 90
d1OG mink, l5Ctt0c; coon, hunter handled,
i5dTOc; country handled. i5Ca00c: otter,
" .Oo0i5.Oo, beaver, 50cCtsiOO. Wild cat l5ts
25c, FOX, l56t15c; mu-kmt, iNti,c; opos.
sum, iO6tibc; wolf, bACas2oo, skunk, iJtg
i5c; panther, 5Ocdfi.O0.
srips-Rcd clover, N.7565.25 per bu;
timothy, S32S per bu; herls. Jot1ASc pet
bu: blue grass, sl21 per bu; orcharl
FraS, si.4Oei.6o per bui rcd oats, .S9So
| per bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
GENERAL TRADE.


Cons MrAt,-standarl. $40 pearl. 800.
roller, O. po6sO0. higher,
BrANs-Nayy, o. -. medium. t25o.
oar Mr.i--ln half hrls, 800 from store.
ftouR-from store, common, t10ott3 ~.
family, o. 2itta50 choice, 81 tOCt3 70. fancy,
aOoaliO. extra fancy, N.25ttA5o, patent,
tt.50aie5. steady.
CaaoErns--soda, extra. &c. soda, treble cx.
ira, ihc; ginger snaps oh@5hci assorted
M blcs, i0c.
CEAoKrp wnt,r-in half brls, A25 from
store
HoNsY AID Cars From store, $50
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Al noon, spots-Flat aud somewhat IT.
regular. salcs, 1900 bales, 81 which
American, n. 80 bales, Receipts, lt,oDbalcs,
Of which American, i2,OoObalcs. Closing quo
tatlons were ~ follows Ordinary, 5 9i0di
GOOD ordinary, q b-iGl, low middling. 6lfd,
rood mlldling. 5a.l middling uplands, 3 o.
iO.l: middllng orleans, bNd.
Futures opcncd qule, al decline and closed
steady, ~ follows
ITie prices are given In pence and eiihs
thus i'o1 means AO0-Sid, and sol means
0iGldl
Atlp.m.-January. February. 5.S5d, buy.
err. February. March. ba,d, buyers March.
April, 6g7d, sellers. AprilMay 6asd, buy.
err: May.Junc, 5iOd, buyer; June-Iuly,
8 lid, buyers. July.Augusi, btid buyer;
August.scplomber, 6.iod, sellers; september
5lSd, sellers
spois-Quict aud easy. Tres ordlnalre or.
leans spot, 0sii futures Tot February dcliV-
cry, Gblff.
koio.-Trcs oriinalrc Orleans spot, Gsi,
represents OGs francs for 80 kilos Of strict
/ middling cotton, liayrc terms. A kilo Il
abou, lbs, or IS IS 100 kilos equal 100 lbs.
| A franc Il equal 10 sc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
Household supplies.

APrLEs-New York, S3.50Cgi.00 per brl;
dried apples, 6@6c per lb from store.
Dried peaches. 5g1c from store.
FRuir-Omngcs, $2.50C13.50 per box. Lem
ons, t3.oog3.2 % per boz. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
vrarT,BLEs--onions, $SOo6t3.b0 per bril-,
$i,25 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, 800
Kraut, brls, 800 half brls, 800. Garlic
800 per 100. Turnips, t2.25 per brl.
PouLTny-Chickens, spring, t2O0a3.Oe
hens, tBO0Ca3.25; turkeys, $0UOOdD.Oo
dressed chickens 2506t3.50; turkeys, lO6gioc
per ID; ducks, s3.oo@4oo geese, s4oo@6.Oo
per dok
GAMr-Qunil, tl25 per dor; squirrels
75cmfl.O0 per doz. Nenison, whole deer,
iGg5c; saddles, Toe. Wild ducks, $500 per
don. Rabbits, 75casl.Oo per doz. prai-
RE chickens ti.ooct50o per doz. Wild tur-
keys, b0CgT5c.
PicKLrs-l,rls, $3.50; half brls, 800.
Nurs-Cocoanuis, $40 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 0c Tennessee, farmers stock, 3a
&C.; roasted, 2Hc higher, shcllcd, ioc. Pc
cans, Texas, lal2c.
Eu0s-Weak nj isc.
R,IsiNs-Iondon layers, $780, layers, t275
California, f2.25.
-Buttcrinc i7@isc; creamery, ~
6li0c, dairy, 20M2ic; country butter l5Cg2Oc.
CIDrn-New York, $3.50 per brl and $500
per half brl.
PorAroEs-Firm, selling at il.25 per bu,
t30oc932, per bril- sweet potatoes, t2.oO@
2.25 per brl.
VisKoAR-Pcr gal, iOtfi5c. rt
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sHrrr-Choicc, t@l'fc; medium, ava
ave, common, i.Ootdi.50
LlNns--Choicc, 800, common 10 good,
per head, si.5O6taOo
GRAss CArrLE-Choicc. 3,f@lc; good. 2h
05ic. fair 90 medium. 2.m2.c. scalla-
wags, is@iAc; feeders, light, s@2'Sc;
heavy, 2ACt.c.
Hcas-tholcc light, $500 good, iN@Sc;
common, iilGlkc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-02
Provisions.

Fisu-Mackerel, half brls, No. !, $50; No.
Q, 500; No. 3, 1925; 10.lb kit, No, I, 81 l5ci
No. 9, Si.io; No. 3, sl,o5. Dry herring, fun
lily, 25c per box.
Hoe PRopucTs--Stcady; mess pork, $4,000
1000; sugar cured hams, Ii@liIGc; break
fast bacon, li@il lgc; bulk pork, clear sides,
8Is@Shc; clear rib sides, s@sSci long clear,
7AM7Ic; shoulders, &c.
LARD-Tcs, nc; half brls, nc; kegs, nc;
choice kettle, sH@0c; quiet.
Pics FEEr--Brls, $3.50; half brls, $1,000
4.50; kegs, $l,25
Fresh MEATs-Choice beef, headquarters,
case; forcquartes, 9g5c; second grade,
hindqunrters, &c; forequarters, &c. Sheep,
&c. Hogs, 76J7lIc.
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mate. s.a rses...

lloasrs-falr demand, drivers tl2S@lIo,
heavy draft, ti7it22,. saddle tiOpsp,
extra saddle, tNotts0 plugs tjoat0s lcNaa
ponies, s2aCtdD common drivers, NsalOo.
MufTs-far demand 10 a. ilR hands
high, s9OdiiO. AZ to 40 hands high, tiiota
i2G rs ~ l5lt hnnds high, ti2jaiOl, iS'i 10
III hands high, tijO61lna
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m. nnae. Ixnau M.

orH they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Llnlment cured big head In
mules Tor w y Hunt 81 Adairyillc, Ky.
J. n. Mallory, Of Ports Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind siaggcn with y. In
for man and beast, and no family should be
without H. 30 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store. No. 2s5 Main street.
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Cash quotations wcrc ~ follows
Flour-ouict and without qu0tahlo change.
No. ? spring wheat, I61sdTac; No. 3
spring wheat, Vad0Glfc; No. ? corn, a. No.
? oats, 80; No. rye, &c; No. ? barley, Sc;
No. l haS-sccd, tl.td; prime timothy seed,
S2l0
Mes Pork-pcr brl, tll 25dlLS0 lard.
per loo lbs, s7.OnCti ~, I; Rhort ribs loose,
NJ IN. dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, t5.poCg
GOn short clear sides, boxed, SIS.
Rccclpts-Fiour 5000 brlg wheat, 1900
but corn. $4,000 bu; oats, iG,,OoObu rye,
800 bu. barley. 5000 bu.
shipments ai,oc brls wheat 10
90 bu: corn, 55,UO Ia; oats, 6iDo bW rye,
1000 bu. barley, 2,oOO bu.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. i.-flour-Fim,
but quiet aud unchanged.
whcat-Opcnc,l firm, but for q time was
lower; when IL advanced slightly aud closed
Idilc ai,ovs Yesterday, No. red, cash,
soi,GesiiSc. February. soattsoAsc, closing
Al sO,lc. March, siNttsi'tc closing NJ sl'sc;
MAY. s2A@I',c, closing at SSc, June,
Sitc. July, sole.
Com-Iasy until late, but closed firm.
cash. iGACilGKc, February, t6Ndi6Nc,
closing ~ iGAc. Mavh, Fc closing at i7,sc;
May, isA@tsA.c, closinfnt asAc
Oais-sicadyi cash. pAc; May @kc.
nyc-Noihing doing ngYey-t,ilrm. Sv,n, ,c
IIay-Firm and uncullngcd prime tim.
othy, tl2.U0ai0S0 prstrA, sc.v1l2Vo
Egr--2ic. ilutlcr-lifm AMI unchanged
creamery, 2lc'gN; dairy. 1ssa.
Provisions fork New, $3.50.
Larl-llIgher, 81 2,e'zW Dry salt meats
llorcd shoulders. t1t<t.9 long clears
ii. 2SetT. 80. clear htsi n .5Oal.0llG short
clear. 81. az .Ct5 So 4. Blcon-Bosel shoul.
ders taSO. hong cloaltsts.9N clear ribs,
| g. 8hCts O.. short clears ss1o,aSA Hams
| Steady. si0rtai21
Recclpis-Flour, a0no hrls. what 700
bu. corn. 1900 bu, oats, Sl,c0 bu; rye,
| itOj bu. barley, 00Nbu,,
shipn,cuts-flonr t0t bfls. wheat. "a. :.
600 bu, corn, 420d bud oais, 1900 bu;
rye, none. barley, none.
| Afternoon Whcai-Tirm Feb
ruary, soitc bid, March, Nc bid. May,
| gl,.itSi.c. Coni-Quiet; February, taAc
bid. March, E,s@t7ac bid May use bid;
Oais-pull. May, 0,sc.
kANsu CRY. No. Feb. l.-Whcat-
Firm No. 2 soft cash, So asked; May, so,lc
bid. Sic asked. Con,-Strongcr, No. cash,
AZ bid, tslSc asked; March. 4sc asked MAY.
ale, Al asA.c, oats-No. 2 cash, no bids nor
offerings May. size bid, sine asked.
areeerie.
ctxotxSlrL O., Feb. l.--whl,ty-.firm:
sales Of 1000 barrels Of finished goods on q
basis Of ti o. Buttcr--Quiet Sugar-fifm.
Rvss-falr demand At ie@2oc. Cheese
Quiet
Nrv Yonr, Feb. i.-cohse-spot fair,
niA vssk and nominal 81 ioc. apuess isifls
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, No, Feb. l.--Wool-Steady and
unchanged; unwashed, bright medium, 14g
2c; coarse braid l1@2lc; low sandy, 10@lSc;
fine light, i3@l9c; fine heavy, l0@17c; tub
washe d, choice, 34c; inferior, 30@33c; sacks,
IO6Ilbc
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The wage. Reduecd.

pIrrsHuRo, Pa, Feb. 1.-The general
reduction Of 10 PER cent. In the wages Of
the employees Of the Cambria Iron company
at Johns,own, Pa, ordered some time ago,
went into effect today. The works are
running ~ usual In all departments but
the wirp-mill. These men are now hold
ing meeting with closed doors. No
trouble IL anticipated by the company.
Upward Of 10000 men are employed m
the works and mines, and oil are Affected
by the reduction.
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Gotten seed preduet..

Parks CRupE On.-S2 's@5lc; prime sum.
mer yellow, 30c; choicr cooking summer
yellow, l0c, of summer yellow, 3sc, miner
summer yellow, 40; prime cotton seed
meal, tlS.2sai55o, car load lots, lcss than
car load tiG.WmiGO
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stage OF the Rivers.

oTrciAL siaxAL srnyicr, 4. 3. Al
MKurnis. Feb l, 2p.m.
The following observations arr taken Al ail siA.
tlons named II 18th meridian time, which n ono
hour later than Memphis time.
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Gle; in SKIS, GEE mixed, in bulk 55}I@5G}sci
In SKIS, 57iS@5sIc. -.
OArs-from store, white, 44@I5ci mixed
lidioc; from levee or depot, white, In bulk,
305@40c; in SKIS, lliSc; mixed, Ia bulk,
371S03slIc; in SKIS, 40Qil Hc.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
THURSDAY.
arkansas Ciiy..................KATE ADAMS, 8 pm.
1pionvIllc.. ...................-GAYo pm.
Movemeut. M shc I,eycc.

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Buckeye State, Cincinnati; New
Mary Houston New Orleans.
Dopartures-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osccola: Buckeye State and Mary
Houston, Cincinnati; Helena, New Orleans;
Chickasaw, White river.
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OH aud Turpentine.

Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 1.-Turpcntine
Firm at SIZE.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 1. = Petroleum =
Steady; $. W., 100, TAc.
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DAILY corroN srArrMENr.

Impor,s-M &OR H. 1911 N &rRR, 20 Ian
RR 10; N a l. n X ", ~ q, % \ sM H. ~
l., NO CTR Il, 2lL g H. %
Exports-M a Z Il H. ass M 4 X ", 400 J.
a Mr. X, AGO. e, q A \ W n n. 20, l., d
TR II, gsa total, AIS bales
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For Localized Rheumatism
sciatica, Neuralgia. Pleurisy,
Lung and Chest Difficulties,
Backache, Spine aud Hip Dis
ease, Lumbago, sprains, Kidney
and Liver Affections, Nervous
Action 81 the Heart, Cramps,
Lameness, Stiffness or Weakness
Of the joints or Muscles, Severe
Aches, Pains and Stitches, In
flammation, and oil maladies for
which Porous Plasters, Linz
ments Medicated Oils, Salves,
Ointments and Lotions have
been found useful. Beware OF
limitations and worthless substl-
tutes that may be offered. Ask
fora 80 Benson's Plaster"
aud take no substitute under
names similar to "Capcine"
: or any other name.
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hand. and steels.

Tho following list Is corrected regularly
snd may be regarded As the latest quotations,
hank STOCKS.
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LONDON, Feb. !, pm Consols closed
at l02 I1-16 for both money and the ac-
count The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank OF England on balance today,
was 100000. Bar silver AID per ounce.
PARIS, Feb. i.--Thrce per cent. rentes, sif
SOC for the account.
BANK eliza RINGS.
CmoAGo, ILL.,, Feb. l.-Clearings, $500
COO
Nrw ORLEANS, la, Feb. l.-Clearipgs OF
the banks, 81, ss2, 44i.
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 1.-Clearings, $685.
020 balances, 1884, 7S.
NEw YoRK, Feb. i.--Clcarings, $l0O,025,-
5si; balances, $5,7is.ls0.
BsnIMoRE, Nd, Feb. 1.-Clcarings, I,-
$50, SOL; balances, $24G,0oG.
Bosros, Mass, Feb. I. - Clearings, sli,-
03s, Os5; balances, sl,70s,s00
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb I. Clearings,
tii, 207, i23; balances, $i,s70,G00.
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Tm virtue Of Pc-ru-na Il shown In the fact
that Il IL equally efhoacious In all forms Of
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AVERAGE WEIGHTS.
Average weights OF memphis cotto
10 February 4:
NEW YORK.

Spots opened steady and closed steady mid
ding, 10 ii.i0c. Sales, 3i7 bales. Quota
tions were as follows; Ordinary, 7i3-i0ci
good ordinary, o,lc; low middling, 10 S-i6ci
middling 10 ii.iGc; good mlddllng 10 i6-lOc;
middlIng fair, II 9-i0c; fair. ~ 3-i0c.
Futures opened steady and closed duh, but
steady, as follows; February, l0.56ci007;
March, iO0e@ioG7; April, io7i@lo72i May,
iO77@iO7s; June, l0si@ios5; July 10"
@ioSs; August, io,s0@iooo; September
l0.li@l0i3; October, io0stalo.oe Novem-
Der, aos@oooi December, oo3@o.oo' Sales
On, 800 bales.