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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-18
WESTERN FARMERS
Reported to be in Destitute conditI

Reported to he in Destitute Condition.
MINNEAPOLIs, MINI. October I'm.
J. Horsemsn of this city, who has been
investigating the condition OF the farm
ers in Ramsey county. Dakota, who were
reported 10 be starving to death, returned
last night, He says there were seventy
families who are absolutely destitute OF
food and fuel, and something must be
done Immediately The real condition
Of the people'is beyond description. Men,
women and children are in rags, and
have not a cent OF money in the world.
Their crops are totally destroyed, and
their land, stock. and farm implements
morigsged Absolute distress prevails
everywhere.
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Guest, Registered at the Moses uotei.

The State PenitentiaTy yesterday re-
ceived the following guests
Ella Woodson (coloredl. grand larceny
one year
William Preston lcolored) from Lynch
burg, grand larceny one year.
Budd Gibbons (colored), from Staun
ton, griad larceny one year. The ser
geant brought this latter prisoner down
Tuesday night too late TO get him in the
Penitentiary, and he was locked up IN
the First police station.
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Attention Voters.

Everybody should know that next Sat-
uriay week, October 27 is registration
day. The notices have been posted up
ali over the city. The sooner the Demo
cratic voters get their transfers and be
registered the better. IL can be done any
day up 10 and including the eth II not
properly registered by sundown that day
you cannot vote on the 9Th day OF Nc.
yember.
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Harrison sun Wearing GRANDPA. Hat

LAFAYETTE, ISD., October ia clear
sky, delightful weather, the largest crowd
in the campaign of northern Indiana and
an abundant supply of oratory, con
tributed to tie success of the great Har
rison and Morton rally at the Tippecanoe
battle ground which began to-day. The
speech making commenced before noon
from three stands At the principal
meeting Hon. Richard W. Thompson
presided and made speech TO the yete
rams of 1896.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-18
Nn.ee Ihfatre.

A large audience witnessed the per-
formance las, night at the Musee Theatre
and an excellent programme was we'll
rendered by the many vaudeville artists.
The illusion work OF Professor Cotfree
is certainly mystitying and worth seeing.
Mis-, Flora Mitchell Is very pleasing In
her changes and psper tidy teasing. TAX
ing il all in all the show Is good one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-18
Ital, Indignant at rranee

ROME, October 17-In an interview
Yesterday. Premier Crispi said that be
could not bu, believe that France had at
tempted to check and humiliste Italy in
the Massowah and Tunis affair. Italy
could not accept such Sights with undig-
nified tameness.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Yesterdays News by
Wire from all over
the World.
PROBABLE EaRLy ADJOURNMENT OF
CONGRESS.
Foreign and Domestic Telegrams.

WAsalr0TOE, October I'm the SEN
al, IT, lay Mr Allison offered resola-
ton for a recess of Congress from Octc-
Der 20,h 20 November 20tb.
Nessrs. C6ckr,n, Morgan and Sails.
bury opposed IN. cOntending in favor Of
sn adjournment instead OF recess. The
r, solution went over until tomorrow.
Tariff speeches were made by Senators
Teller and Morgan, and at jlj the Sen
ae adjourned.
HOUSE.
XAsufNGTON. ID. c., October 17.-Mr
Cox made a personal explanation In The
House 10 day about certain charges made
against bin in abusing frankiDg privi.
I ee. lie cleared his skirks OF al
charges
Mr KilgorS offered a resolution fol
Congress 10 adjourn on October goth
but IL vas referred to the Committee on
WAYS and Means, and the House at 2:20
adjourned until tomorrow.
ADJOURNMENT or CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, October l7.-Senatoi
Aldrich said this evening 10 represents
tive of ihe United Press " am inclined
10 believe that Congress will adjourn on
Thursday We will certainly be away by
Saturday. Congress will either have adj
journod or have gone into deadlock by
that time. II there should be dead
lock Senator ingalls, and the chaplain
will be left here and the rest Of us vii
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-18

II you want 10 live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so crown
As these tine brands of cigarettes OF Car
roll * Greensboro.
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Hn,iing, Court.

The trial of Joseph Lucas, indicted for
the murder OF Thomas Grafton last sum
mer by hitting him in the head with a
granite spall, was set for trial yesterday.
In the necessary absence Of counsel for
the accused, the case was continued until
to-day.
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Baseball Contest for the Worlds Cham
piOnship.

New YORK, October l7.-Five thou
sand people witnessed the second game
between 81. Louis and New Yorks for
the worlds championship. Chamberlain
aud Welch were the opposing pitchers.
Ii was the formers first game against the
New Yorks and he had them at his
metcy Score
81 Louis ...... 01000 90 2-3
New Yorks, 80 o 90 @ o 0 o 90
At Brooklyn Exhibition
indianapolis, Brooklyn, g..
A. Philadelphia
Athletics, IA Clevclands, 4
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GALWAY, October 1.-THE Galway
hidnigh,ers, Captain l.. Noon, Reilly
and Bannally, were TO dsy sentenced to
Wicklow prison--ihe former for year
and the others for nine months al hard
labor.
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something Unexpected Looked for in
france.

BERLIN. Oc;ober 1.-THE NorA Ger.
naa Ga.1se, quoting the Paris "IemPs
ironically comments on premier tloquel :
revision bin. AMI agrees with The "Icmps'
that ap empire is st hand. The Igg5la!l!I
thinks that something unexpected will
happen in France, and that moderate
Republicanism is doomed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-18

In the tie-of played yesterday after
noon between "ihe Wolverines and
"the Senator'S the former won. the score
standing at the close of the game |:
Detroils, 8 Wsshingtons, 2.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-18

If you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing In this market into favor
has so grown
As these fire brands of cigareltesof Car
roll 4 Greensboro.
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[OAer Local Ner, on FIN Pdss.l
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sax DIEeo, CAL. Sept. %, 1888.

james {. limb, Esq R,cim0ad, Va:
Dear Sn,-I am informed that report
has been circulated in Richmond and Pc
tersburg concerning Mr W r. Wells,
lste Of your city, and 10 effect that he
had been a participant In some public
scandal" here. and had decamped with
- 900 Of his employers funds II the
Information be true, you will oblige the
only employer he had during his stay in
San Diego by giving complete denial to
both statements. They are absolutely
false am, sir
Yours truly, J. c. SPRrdG, JR.
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After the exhibition Of the full pro
gramme last night the Wild West Com
biuation, in conjunction with the one
hundred volunteer young men from
Richmond and vicinity, again rendered
the Clusters Massacre. Their second at.
tempt was much better than the first, and
the scene was very striking one. Lieu
tenant George T. West acted as captain
and carried Oh, his part OF the pro
gramme very handsomely. The boys
have learned 10 fall from their horses
without: hurting themselves, and no in
juries or accidents were reported
After Scout Cody has gone ahead and
viewed The location and ascertained the
number of Indians, he returned to thu
forces and leads the troops TO the place
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Many persons visit the arS gallery
every day and the lovely display OF fine
paintings and works of art all under the
skilful management Of Mr. William l..
Sheppard, particularly attract the atten-
lion OF all lovers of the beautiful A
DAYS visit to the department is, of itself,
a delight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
moner. nond, and stocks.

NEW YonK, May l5.--Money on call easy
nj lO2 per cent; last loan | per cent; closed
M lC1lIS per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4IsmGl5. Sterling exchange quiet but steady
at 1856 for sixty day bills and 1851 for de-
mand
Government bonds were quiet and firm.
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market was very dull through
ont today and was weak In the forenoon, but
recovered its tone later, though the fluotua-
tons were confined 30 the narrowcst limits.
The opening was made nj irregular changes
from Inc closing figures OF yesterday, and for
short time the market was fcyorish, though
generally weak. A better tone prevailed
after ~ o'clock, but there was no animation
whatever until the last hour, when
the general list showed more marked
strength, but Wheeling & Lake shore
preferred very weak dropping from 81 TO
biz. though portion Of the loss was after
ward recovered. The latter company has
nearly completed the right Of way for their
new extension from Bowcrstown to Wheel
ing. Grading Il 10 begin about June /, but
Il rs expected the line will be hard TO build
because OF numerous tunnels and cuts. The
mnrket again became extremely dull before
the close which, however was firm at close
10 the best figures. The final changes are
generally IN the direction OF lower figures,
but are for fractions only, except In
Chicago. burlington q Quincy, which de-
clincd ~, aud Manhattan ! y, and Pull
man, which advanced IA.
The railroad bond market was dull, but
firm sales amounted 10 a ,03s,0O. The total
sales OF stocks today were l16, 1850 shares.
Closing quotations:
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General News.

THE City Of st. Louis is due here on her
way from New Orleans to ST. Louis.
The Golden Rule passed here last night on
her way from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
TUE Coahoma for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee for osceola, leave this evening At o
o'clock
The Ohio returned 10 Cincinnati last night
with a fair showing of both freight and
passengers.
The Oakland and barges will probably pass
here today on their way from ST. Louis TO
New Orleans.
AT 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
gauge at this point registered 20 feet o
tenths, a rise of ! tenth since last report.
The Arkansas City. from 81. Louis, passed
down 10 Natchez yesterday forenoon with u
fine trip. She discharged here 2,ii7 pack
ages of merchandise and added twenty tons
Of sundres.
TuE Eugene arrived from Arkansas river
Monday night with 10 bales cotton, ~ bales
bags, sacks seed cotton, sacks wool and
1858 sacks cotton seed. She went back last
night with fair trip.
TIM City OF Vicksburg en- route from
Natchez TO 81. Louis, passed here yesterday
evening with fair cargo. She put off here
twenty tons Of miscellaneous freight and
added fifteen tons OF sundries.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No material changes were made In the
general lists ut the Merchants exchange to-
day. The amount OF grain IN store at the
elevators is as follows: Corn, 1854 bui
oats, $50 bu.
Dispatches from San Francisco state the
American Refinery company yesterday made
a reduction on sugars &c all around, which
was at once met by the California company.
Both refnerles quote white sugars &c per
pound.
At New York there has been nothing
brought 10 the surface worthy Of note, nor
has the weeks trading developed much Of n
stirring character beyond the furry In coffee
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, H., May 5--The wheat market
was unsettled and lower today without any.
thing decisive appearing 10 Indicate future
action. The tmdlng was based largely on
what tho crovd uoaght the leaders were
doing. and not upon ftatldics or crop news
or grain movements. On tho whole Tie ma.
IOfity were icllcH bat tie support Of few
prominent bulls anil tic belief hat the
weakness, vas bat ttnpo's'y prevented any
stampede. kAvi depteaien sas quickly
followed by a slight Tally. hui the decline
for tse day W., nevcfthsle,, quite marked
July wheat epsned Al saho, sold down 10
SSi,c, up 10 sS,c, sno bsLk 10 ttNo. vhetc
IL clu'ci The 9u.tion With the pli was
whether the Va iradsr ssrs s,it!rg from
under WHEAT quietly. Fs q u this csui,d tie
greater part Of the selling.
The corn market which has been helped
up by the remarkable fdvancc In vhesi oi
late. wsnt down with what ,ctsy. Tie
decline from tie opening ~ III. close wa
&c, or little more than one I ali the dc.
cline W whsst Ter ,hs came time. May
op-ned At sa4c sold Al asgc, down 20 81
All ololsd AZ beIio. July opoG,d at bsNc,
toid eft, SIM and CLOSED Al axe.
u .ss maiket Tor oats The MAY option wa,
FRA. s-.rp 70 sgood demand for shorts, bul
the s...a months ruled weak aud lower IN
yDIats- With other grains May opened
q, ttl<e sold up 70 SS,ke and closed al jokc
July opened ~ $40, advanced 10 3iAc, ne
actsf 10 sps olsssd 81 ystc.
ProvlSons vsn weaker with moro disposi
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Groceries,

CoFTEE-Common, i5ilc; ordinary, iGjic;
fair, n nc, prime Rio. 1916. choice 10 fancy,
eOifc: old government. Sfd3ic. strong
SuuAR-iup white, iOAc, of white, OHd
Csc yellow clarified 6Lm6.o open kettle,
b,.abAc, refined 4, CSC. standard gmnu.
lated, 7Ifc plantation gmnulatcd, ne
powdered, 80; cut loaf, NJ; steady.
cr.-Louisiana, 5il@Gci Carolina, 0lS@
&c, quiet
CASNED Goops--Pine apples, 81 rs. Peaches,
lbs, standard, s20O 3 Us, standard, a.. 20.
second, $50 lbs, standard, 900. Toma.
toes, 2 lbs, standard, Si.OG 3 lbs, standard,
Si.i5. Strawberries, sl.I5. Raspberrics,
ti.Go. Blackbcrrics, si.i0di.2S Green Cages,
Sl.5aCsi.s5. Pears, 81. 20Mi.55. Plums, 81 .Gi
Gti.7a. Asparagus. t2.HJtdi.25. Green corn,
VI 25ctl 40. Green peas, Si.ODdiO0. Cove
oysters, full weight, TO- 05c; lbs, 81. G5
Clio; light weight | ID. GO6i05c 2 lbs,
ti.iO. Condensed milk, Crown, S1.1595. As.
Eagle. s71a, Swiss, tj.75 salmon, 81 50.
sardines 1913; mustard sariincs, 800
Mackcrl, 81 %. herring mhckcrcl, ti25;
CANpirs-siick, all sizes. In bxs. pals and
bfls, So Toe, fancy assorted, sC1i5c, oxtru
fancy, isas 5c. firm.
CnrnE-Ncw York factory, cas-; iul
cream, i29lSc. Young America, iSetlic.
Scars AND CANbLHs-SOap, 3Ca5isc, Can
dies, full weight, sA@ec
SALr-Sngnnw, ti.30@i rs per brl; OH,
river, 81 9Ufti. - per brl. rs, fine. Al $50,
40, coarse, ti.iO6ti 10. pkts, 2Aafc.
MuLAssrs-Iouislnna, common 10 fair. y
C12bc; prime 10 choice, 3sM3sc. fancy. 400
i5c' common 10 fair, 2O@2oci syrup 2Oieloc
| quiet
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IeesIsfuns.

H,Y--Choicc, from store, O5cdsl.00 car
load from lcyce or depot, sls.50al0.J0,
prime, store, 0O@02,Ec; car load, from lcyee
or depot, $1,000 1900, prairie, from store,
coo zoe; car load, from leyoe or depot ilO.00
dlJ.OO.
BnAN-From store, sl.OO from leyec or
depot, 5000
CoRN--From store, white, Csc; mixed, 0lc;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, Csc; In
sacks, Gle; mixed, In bulk. 5Ic: In sacks, 0Oc.
OATs-from storc, white, i3o; mixed, 4Oc;
from loyce or depot white, Ia bulk, 3sc. In
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
lncrenlo Id rrcelnls thIs year......


At noon: spots-Dull, prices generally in
buyers favor Sales, 1000 bales, OF which
American G,OO0 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales,
Of which American $500 bales Closing
SID good middling, $50; middlng up
lands, 59sd; middling Orleans. o 7-iGd.
Futures opened duh at decline and closed
quiet and steady, as follows:
THE prices nro given In pence and Glths
thus: t.6J means 403-0id, and 6.0l means
.5.1-0ld.l
Ala p.m.--May, 5.2ol, buyers May-June,
620d, buyers; Junc-July, Odd, buyers
July-August, 5.22d, SELLERS Augustseptcm-
Der, b.2id, buyers; September October D. I'D,
buyers; octobor.Novembcr b07d, buyers No
ycmber-Dccelnbcr, 6.0Od, sellers; September,
Sid, buyers.
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Provisions

FIsH---Mackcrcl half brls, No. I, N.2S.
No 2, 1913, l0lb kit, No. l. ti.lb; No. 2
clio. Dry herring, family, 2bc per box.
Hoo PnopucTs--firm; mess pork, $3.50,
sugar cured hams, Hole; breakfast bacon,
iOis0alihc bacon, clear rib sides, sktt9c;
bulk pork, clear sides, st@slfc; clear rib
sides, sds,Sci long clear, 7jtasc; shoulders,
6A66isc.
L,RD---Tcs, Ijs@sc; half brls, sN6sI.c;
kegs, s's@sEc; choice kettle, sb@9Iic;
strong.
FREsH MrArs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
o., forequariers, t6ibc; second grade, hind.
quarters, 7c forequartcrs, sac. Sheep, 0,So,
1IOgs, 7k@sc.
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mia y.a gterY

w. N. Reyels, NJ. ~, OF hdltimorc, Md,
SAYS 'fhave been IN the practise Of mcdi.
cline for over eighteen year. but never have
| seen tie equal OF Hodeel Slnaparilla. 10
has worked Miracles here w curing rhcuma.
tlsm aud scrofuln. Ilsvc sinoN come 10 the
conclusion that I cannot practice without
IL" Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-.
LECTURERS, Nashvlllv. Tenn. " 70 per bottle.
Sold al Iielalsr's drug slefc, 2Si Main street
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Quotations were as follows; Ordinary,
1870; good ordinary, S9-lGc; low mid
ding, 9l-l6c; middling, 9kc good mid
ding, 0 1870.
Futures opened quiet and closed quetand
steady, as follows; May, 9.S2@934; june
937@o.3s; July, 9,42@9.43; August, eil@
DAB September, 009@ol0; October $500
SOL November, sSb@s.s6; December $50
$685. January, S.e0@Sos; February, o.o5@
o,o7i March, 0.i9@9i5. Sales, 10000 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Com Mru-standard, $500; pearl $40;
roller, 50 20 strong.
BrANs AND PEAs-Navy beans, $500; me-
dum, Sl.Gb; Stock peas, sl2J per bu; lady
peas, $40 per bu; black eyes, 800 per bu.
OAr MEAL-ln half brls, $3.50 from store
fLouR-FrOm store, common 81. 100 800
family, $500, choice, Si.0j; fancy Sii5; ex.
ira aucy, 500, patent - 0O@5l5, strong.
CIAoKERs--SOdaL treble extra, bc ginger
snaps. 5is@slfc; assorted jumblos, iOai2c.
CRACKED WmKAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
IlovINY AND GnIrs-From store, 1925.
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ENcnANOE Quotations.
DAILY COTTON srarrMrNr.

impors-M &CRh v. Lam n r. 10. " a l.
hhh 10 G. &swRR. 70. KC. s&MRR ios.
steamers. ~ wagons, 10 Total, ~ bales
hroris-A BRR L&ERh, ~; c, oA
tWkh CO Total, SO bales
INV YORK.
Spots opened qnie, and easy and closed
quiet middling iOc. Sales ooi bales. Quota.
lions were as follows Ordinary, TIC. rood
ordinary, sii.iOc; low middllng OgIOc;
niddllng, iOci good mlddlIng. io1e; mid.
f4pg .pir, 10 i5.iGc; fair. II 0.i0c.
Tniurcfc opened barely steady and closed
very dull, ~ follows Mar, 0 sJGas5: June
ssg6os1: July a06lqyi, August. IO0jQ
1000. scptcn, Der. 0CGlg65; October. al?a
o<3 forcmisr, o.3Jpqs ~. december, ASIA
e95 January. p42G9i5; Fsbruaiy, o.soa
ool; March. ooS0s,s. s.iss. 81, 400 bales.
Yrw en,ssn.
The srcs market ofened quiet and closed
ensy; mIddlIos ono 6Scs 2isO bales
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Movements at the Levce.

Acknowledgements, Arkansas river; Ar
kansas City, st. Louis City Of Vicksburg,
Natchez; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
observation-disclosures, Arkansas river;
Arkansas city, Natchez City ofNieksbbprg
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRUDE ouc-3l@ 32c; prime summer
yellow, 35@3Gc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 30GI0c prime cotton seed meal,
so. 5OG1l700, car-load lots less than car
load SlS 0O6d1S50.
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miscellaneous.

WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 10000; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, N.JO@3O0, Eastern
ryes, 81. S5tt600, according 10 ago and make;
common WHISKY, 0oc9sl25, according 20
proof.
sErps..Rcd clover. ti75 per bu; timothy,
So per bu herds, Csc per bu blue grass,
si.25 per bu, orchard grass, 81. tOai.5 Der
bu; German millctL ti.25ei.5o per bu.
BAeuiNo.-Ct11o.
TIEs--k OOgi IS.
smor"-pop sli5; buck, tl7S
IHNn.-6Jtc.
N.its-.iron, $40, steel. 20. e5d28
roNprn Kegs $50; half kcgs, s2.T5;
quarter kegs, Ms
Huns by 1ini. 10. /. l0CtIlo; No. 2 ia
&c; INV SITE. bf@7o; green sailed. No. I,
DC. NJ. 2 SIC. green, sale, shocpskins, i5c
as; g.. l-ies lar.
T.st'o Common, eiGl'c. other grades,
Girtlt's, tioSj. lialph's No2J,
ral'"sf i9~ oHn \ W, f1ao
10 Prime ShIlo. Wholesale lots, loo
per gsl.
b. -'vH -ls@2oc
TALi"v tao.
W,s,'-Sr'y grease wool, unwashed, ga
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INV YonK, May 6.-Manufacturcrs Of
wool. aside from celiyericsOn autumn orders
for clothing woolens, were exceptionally
duh, ~ buyers hesitate 20 DO anything IN
the face Of tariff legislation. The talk for
cotton goods was inactive.
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81. LOWS No, May IS wool-AotIve
demand for choice lots al full prices Tn
washed-Bhght medium, itG2l &c; coarse
braid. il@iec. low sandy, i0ai7c line light,
i2disc; fine heavy, io@i0c. Tub washed
Choice, Sc; inferior, i09Dc.
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o,t and Turpentin..

clKyELAsp. o., May iS.--rclroleum.-Eas
A. ". iiO', TIC.
wnNlSaros, n. O., MayiS. -Tupontlne--
Firm nj 33itc.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
steady and closed quiet and steady; middllnf.
eoiCc. salcs. 5oO bales, including 90 Last
evening, Of which 5oo to exporters ana 30 to
spinner
ENcHASGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7'6c; good ordinary, sic, low
middllng. slice middling, oOiOc; good
middllng, ojsc; middling fair, 10 Sic; fair,
nominal
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May l5.-The DrDrerf Journal
reports Caitle--Rcceipts 1900 shipments
$500. Market stronger, except for heavy
bccvcs, which are dull. Heavy bccvcs. a. 90
@5.O9 siecrs, t4.Ooa4.75; cows. N.75as.50.
siockeu and feeders, $22,9JS5; Texans,
s2.iOgi.p0.
IIocs--Rcccipts, 1900 shipments, 1000
Market strong and 5tdi0c higher. Mixed,
t5.l5Ca5.7o; heavy, k5.b50oS9 light, $500
505, skips, t4OoGgS.i0
shecp-Rcccipts, 1000; shipments, i,4oo.
Market dull shorn Texans. t2O06il. 20;
fancy wooded, t5.7OCt0O0, native wooded,
tLOj610 30, shorn. t3.oOd6.Sif.
The DrOrcrt' Journal special cablcgram
from London quotes a liberal supply Of
American cattle. modcmie general supply
and demand limited, but prices 1c higher
than for several weeks: best American steers,
2Jio per pound. estimated dead weight
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 0 PER GENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE ga PREM. SELLING.
Bottom quiet and steady-Middling Cot
ton 0 e-iec-sales Today, 700 Bales
The Tone Of the General Market
Steady--Meats Firm.

ArrEAL OFFICE, I
TUESDAY EVENING, May 10, lsss
The demand for money is active and sum
cient to absorb whatever supply is offered at
current rates, per cent.
I ri 1. -...-.. ........l in fnllnn.s.
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Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHTs May rs, y. m. ! q
The following observations are taken ut all sta
lions named IN the 10th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time
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uansehaId Supplies.

I3c; clear grease wool, 2O@25c; bury washed,
20a30c; tub washed, 30@S4c.