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Cash quotations were rs follows
Flonr-Stcady, aud winter wheat ilours
firmly held, owing to light stock.
No spring wheat 72h@15a.c; No. red.
size; No. corn, 6lAc; No. oats, 27ifCd30c
No. 2 rye, bar; No. 2 barley, 17oas0c; No. I
FAX seed, Si.ii; prime timothy seed, s2;;0lCP
2B2; mess pork, per brl, fl3.506tl3.55; lard
per 100 lbs, s7.02,s; short ribs sides, loose,
IL. i0d7i5; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed,
Ss.75a0O0 short clear stiles, boxed, S7.OoCg
7GS.
Rccelpis-Flour. 95,Ooo brls: wheat, 5000
bu;i corn, III, 900 bu; oats 81 600 bu; rye, 1900
bu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour. 2i,oOo brls wheat, n,
OoO bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats 5s,OOObu; rye,
none; barley, 2l,W0bu
81. Lows, NO., March ~ --Flour-steady
aud quiet.
wRcal-opcncd Nc offnnd was weak until
after the fret call, when u gained strength
aud advanced steadily, closing &c above
yesterday; No. 2 rcd, cash, soasoa4c; May,
s0is@sOkc, closing NJ eQ'.c; June, 1880
closing at 77tsc; August, 7GlaT7isc, clos.
Ing al ~ &c; December, sihgSi &c, closing at
Mgso,
Corn-StronFcr and higher cash, DC;
APRIL, a5Aso; May, lSsCtiGi.c, closing NJ
i6lsc; June, l0skc, closlnf at i8,sc. July,
4GAalTiEc, closing at &c. Oats-Bctter;
cash, 3o4@30a.c; May, @',c. Ryc--02isc
sellers. Barley-7b@s7ci Carnmcal-t250.
Hay-firm; prime tb9oihy, Sl2V@i"60,
| prairic A. uOtdf9OO ~
Bnticr-Firm, creamery, 2i69oc. dairy.
9ld2Sc. Eggs Lower III.
rroyisions--firm. rork N3.s5k. Lard.
a. i00T.i6 Dry salt moais-Shouldcrs
| lboxedl. 10000, long clcars, $1,000
| s.O2lk clear ribs, N.lJa'.2i, short clears,
/ A. iOIs7 80. bacon tboNcd Shoulders.
SGM1: long clears, q. 1901 ~ clear ribs,
81 S5Ca7 ~. short clear, si09sla. Hams
Steady, si0OO@i20o
Receipts Flour, 1000 hrls wheat, 10000
bu corn, 1890 bu; oai, loo bui rye, i,0Oc
sldpments-Fiour 5000 brls: wheat. 10.
900 bu, corn, 1900 bu; oais, 10000 bu; rye,
| 100 bu; barley, nonc.ln
Afternoon Board-Wheat-L April.
sO.c May, S0kc; July, 17c. Cou-Dull:
April, lSa.c: May, 40,tc; july, iIisc Oats
Quiet May, 2p,.c July.2oc bid.
KASsA. CRY. No, March 2s.--wheat--
Weaker, No. 2 soft cash, 5sc, MAY, 7s1c
bid, 5pc asked. Com--Stsady No. Q cash,
l9c bid, A3c asked; April, &c asked; May,
sales at ~. Oats--No. 2, cash, 2siso bid;
| NAV, 2sitc bid 29jEc asked.
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Grain aud Provisions.

CucAGo, H., March 29.-Grains started out
rather weak on change 10 lay the mild
weather being the depressing influence.
Wheat opened easier, with prices about &c
under those If last night There was general
selling by the crowd and prices went down
about &c during the first hour. Before noon
n slight reaction set In. which took prices up
" 10 re. May sold from 7G,sm763fc up TO
77kc, where IL rested the greater part of the
closing hour, u prominent operator taking
Mh0OD bushels at this figure, without chang
ing the indications. Toward the close grains
again grew stronger, and May wheat adj
vanced 90 77l9c, but closed ~ 77L@7TIc
The result OF the deal IN corn at the regular
session was an advance In the price OF fut-
urcs OF about &c. Tho opening prices were
&c I'M Ter the close last night. May starting
at &c, and a. In wheat, the first action was
slight deprs SION This was followed by q
slow rally, which took May from 5iskc TO
b29sc nj the close. Several operators made
great efforts to bull the market, hut there
was too much long corn ready To come out
above 52c 10 allow much Of bulge. May
closed at 62l{c.
Oats sold within narrow range. and
closed steady for May, aud easier for de-
fcrrcd futures. May soldHt3l Is@JO1c, and
closed at 30Jsc.
Trading In provisions partook chiefly OF a
local scnlping nature. Receipts Of hogs cx-
cccdcd expectations, and prices declined DC.
Pork was offered more freely than buyers
-cahad % take IL, and the FIRST sales were at
Zoe decline from Yesterdays close and
dropped az l2Isc. Shots took hold at the
decline, and rally Of 20c followed, but
last sales were DC below outside figures at
tl3.b7h Lard was sold 2lIc lower on May,
but steady ON other futures. May sold at
s7.G0d7.Geis.
Short ribs were traded ~ 10 a moderate ex-
tent and declined 5Hc from opening figures,
but reacted and closed steady at opening
figures which were 6G7IEc below last
nights last sales.
The packing In the west for the winter
season shows n decrease OF $4,000 hogs.
This Is in a measure offset by decreased cx-
ports
The leading futures ranged rs followG
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nreasi.tuas.

ConS Mr,i--standari 500. pearl, 500
roller sl.nl6ta.OO, quiet
BrAss Avn PRW-Nayy beans. 27Set3 90,
medium 1915. Stock peas Si.2i pen hu.
lady peas $40 PER bu, black eyes, u y
per bu.
oar Mru--fn half brls, $50 from store
fiorn From store, common. taO06ta 20
st9al 10. extra fancy, sL2S9i.5O. patent
i50ci5 90 quiet.
Cu,cKrRs-,soda. extra &C. soda treble cx
ira, &C ginger snaps, o'f90)tc, assorted
jumblcs. iOc.
csaoKrD wuE,r-ln half brls, t.25 from
store.
HoNtNi AND Gnirs-From store, tS25.
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HosE testimonials arc most reliable, and
II you will SCI d your name and address we
will send statements OF numbers Of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile 0int.
ment II never fails. Fifty cents and VI
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Holster. 2s2 Main street
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snrrr-choice, 6ci medium S,i@lci com.
mon. n. OOtdi.5O.
LANns-Choicc. $500, common to good,
per head, ti6Od3.00
GR,@ CArrlE--Choicc, aA@li &c; good, - !,
63itc. fair ~ medium, 2,i93c, seallawags,
het2c,
lIoos-Choicc light 5@5,lc; good, iX@5c;
common, 4t.64isc.
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lIonsEs demand; drivers Si25C1iI5,
heavy draft, ti75@22i; saddle, SiJOd2co cx-
ira saddle, f2OO6t2jOi plug, s506IGS; Texas
ponies, S25Cf0o common drivers, s51CiOO.
MuLrs--fair demand; u TO il4 hands
high. tlo@ii0, IA 10 1, hands high, sli0g
l2s, 10 To 1875 hands high, Si25giGO, l59s TO
10 hands high, Si5O3l0O.
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2 liverpool weekly ttatemcnt for tho woel
ending March %, 1855


spo,s-priccs quiet and steady. Tres ordi.
naiic orleans spot, or, futures. for April
delivery. 0JaL
Notc-Trcs oriinairc Orleans spot Gsf
represents GBh francs for 90 kilos ~ strict
middlng cotton, Havrc terms. kllo n
about 2 lbs, or a. 35.i0O kilos equal 100 lbs
A frame Is equal 90 2Oc.
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PRNE CHuDE Ous--32@3gc; prime summer
yellow. g7e1Ssc; choice cooking summer yell
low, i06tiic; prime cotton seed meal. $40. %
6i5.a, carload lots; less than carload,
ais n6dls.yn
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THE RIVERS.
STEAMBOATS, Leaving.
Movements M the Leyee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso nptonvillo; City Of New Orleans,
New Orleans; Dick Fulton, Ohio river De-
Soto, Cincinnati.
Departures-Katc Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; City OF New Orleans,
| 81 Louis
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live stock.

CHICAGO, H., March 29.--Tbe Dyorers'
Journal reports Cattle Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, 1900 head Market slow and
easier; fancy, $50OG5 40; steers, $3.l5Ca4 75;
stochers and feeders, 50. 50d3.75; cows, bulls
and mixed, $i.75@34o; Texas fed steers,
3.50d4.10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market slow and &c lower;
Mixed $5.15@5.45; heavy $530@5.55; light
$3.50. AS; skips, $3.50a5.00.
Sheep-lieceipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market strong; natives, $500
@0.i0; western, s5.5O@6.lO; Texas $3.25@
800; lambs, $5.00@0.50.
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wnNINGroS, N. c.. March 29---Turpen
tine---Firm at SIC.
CLEVELAND, o., March %. Petroleum
Firm; $. W., 1l0o, TIC.
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Nav Yonx, March 2e.-..ceree--spot, fair
quiet .,Iss' H. iso bags, April, ,io'sS@ii 90
NAY, tio. 76tsiees; Jupe, ti0T5Csio 30,
IIalS ,ics$itS,$S d tssS.t NJ no ,% .s,S n
November, tio.iosiois, December, $40. 10
sio2o surar-Qaist and unchanged; re-
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c0NsoLIDATKp srArEMrNT.
IIvrnIOOT.

ITNTTFWUTs
Az noon. Sp0tg- business good at harden.
ing prices. Sales, 2,OoOb bales, Of which Amer
lean, l0,SOO bales. Receipts. 1000 bales, OF
which American, q, 500 bales. Closing quota
tions wcW ~ follows Orlinafy, iJGd good
ordinary, sd low midling Odd; good mid
ding olld middling uplands 6gEd; mid.
ding Orleans, 1.i6d.
Futures opened quiet advance and closed
barely steady ~ follows
The prices ara given IN pence and 0lths
thus: i.GJ means lG3Gid, aud 5Ol means
6.1-0id
Al l y. m.---April, 52ld. buyers; April.
May, Sid, buyers; May-Iune,. o DID xollaT;
Iunc-July, h.2id, buyrrgI,fiy-A August, 6.26d,
buyers AuG,eLrScptembc 5.25, buyers; Sep
temhGr't ,6Iober. 5.isd, sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
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reelstum.

HAY--Choice. from store, a5cCati.Oo. car
load. from leyoc or depot, Ns5O6tln On
prime, store. aOtp2iic car load from leyco
or depot, tl7OOais50, prairie from store,
0O@7Oci cat load from lcyce Or depot, $3.50
Cti2O0
BR,N-I'rom store, h.Oo, from lcyee or
depot $500.
Cons From store, white. o., mixed. Csc.
from lcvec or depot white IN bulk, b5c; Ia
sks Onc. mixed, w bulk, 6lo; In sks, 57c.
OArs-from store, white, t3c; mixed, 4oc,
from leyec or depot white, In bulk, Csc: IN
sks t0c, mixed, In bulk, sec, In SKIS, Ssc.
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Thursday, 5th of April,
Atm O'Clock am, a. follows

Lot Gsxiio feet. on norihwe-, corner OF Shelby
aud Hotel streets.
Lot 2ssio5 feet on south side Of Doalo street, west
OF shelby street.
LotS n. on west side Of clinton street, s5IlSc
feet, through TO Tennessee street
Lots q. = and n, on south sidc Of Bcale s,r,ct
5axiso feet southwest corner Of Clinton street
10, on south eide Of Fast Court S7xiis's feet,
with brick stable thereon. now occupied by tho
Southern Express company.
Lot on south side Of EAs, Court street. S7xi,s'
feet. with brick building thereon. occupied a. q
cotton pickery and pren.
10, southwest corner Of Shelby and Hotel streets,
5lxiso feet with brick warehouse and otioc there
on. opposite 0ayoso hotel
The very desirable brick cotton ware house
ias,,xSo feet on eas, side Of shelby street be-
tween Ilcale and Linden streets
Afso-Tho three ioursiory brick bulldings iu'
medlAiely north Of the oayoso hotel. occupied BY
Mallory. Crawford a Co. @. W. Jones a ca. and
Woodruff 4 oliver respectively, iisxi0H feet on
southeast corner Of shelby and osycss streets
TERMs-one.four % cash. hslsncs In QUE
two, three, four and ave yosn. with interest a.
per cent, payable annually.
Twin take pleasure In showing the above proper
y 10 any one desiring 10 buy, OF In answering the
inquiries Of correspondents disposed 10 purchase
property In the mos, thriving city In he southwest
cAnRSoroS MASON, Asca.
PKbsLk spectacleA huliord
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In order to avoid all danger OF running
your health by drinking impure water add
10 to 20 drops of Angostura Bittea TO every
glass Of water you drink.
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7Ic; clear rib sides, nc; long clear ne;
shoulders, 0Hc.
FaEsu MrATs-Choice beef, headquarters,
Go; forequarters, 3Gdic; second grade, hind
quarters, 590c; forequarters. 3@ic. Sheep,
&c. Hogs, &c.
LARD-lcs INC; half brls, nc; kegs nc;
choice kettle, S9l@9Ac; steady.
Pos FEEr-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $LoOCe
A 90 kegs, 81 80.
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Stage of the I,ixers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, 4. 2. Al
MEMPHIS. March % pm. I
The following observations are taken at all sta.
lions named nj 10Th meridian time, which Il one
hour later than Memphis time.
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

evening of which 1900 to exporters and 500
10 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7Sci good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 3-l6c; middling, o 7-l6c; good
middlng, 1850; middling fair, 10 3-l6c;
fair, nominal. Dusty &c to lc lower.
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fined, steady pc,p SIC; extra &C." 5%@

SIC.
CINCINNATI, O., March 90 Whisky--steady;
sales, 1854 barrels, finished goods ON basis OF
$100. Butter--Firm. Sugar---Firm. Eggs
Active, higher l5x@16Nc. Cheese--Firm.
CHICAGO, H., March 29.-0n the Produce
exchange, today, the butter market was firm;
creamery, 24@30c; dairy, 2I@26c. Eggs
Lower and In large supply at 15@16c.
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oil and Turncnfinc

Wool.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 29---Wool--ssead.
and unchanged
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Provision.

Fisu--M ackerel half brls, No. Z. 800.
No. 2 te25; No. 3, -; io.lb Nit No. !,
u.i0, No. 2, ti.osi No ., -. Dry her
ring family, Csc per bon.
Hoo PnoDucTs-Qulet; mess pork, 1880
@i0oo sugar cured hama, iiail,fo break.
fss, bacon, ii@iihc bulk pork, clear sides
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Groceries.
CoFFER-Common l5c; ordinary, l6ci fair,
lie; prime Rio lsc; choice TO fancy 2Oc old
government, 2s@3oc; quiet.
SuGAR-Pure white, gao; OF white, ONci
yellow clarified 6h@G9%c open kettle, bK@
bAc; refined A, 64; standard granulated,
IKE; plantation granuloted, nc; powdered,
SlE@s9ic; cut loaf 8l96SAc; steady.
RICE--Louisiana, &c; Carolina OH@Ici
strong.
CANNED GooDs-Pinc apples Sl25@l.50.
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard sl.75 lbs, stand
ard, S275; second, $3.50 Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, si.OOcul 10; 3 lbs, standard, $1,000
1.30 Strawberries, Sl.7j liaspbcrrics, SLIGO.
Dlackberries, Sl.256ol.40. Green CAGES Sl.19
6iS5. Pears, Sl.756225 Plums, Sl05@
l.75 Asparagus, S205mi,25. Green corn,
81. 25di.i5. Green peas $1,000 100. Cove
oysters, full weight n, 0Oc 2 bs, 81 .6j@l,75;
light weight, II, G0G05c; MS, Sl00Gtl.10
Condensed milk, Crown, S5.7)65.Sbc; Eagle,
S.76 Swiss, 1913 Salmon 500. Sardincs,
1916 mustard sardines, $500. Mackcre,
81. so herring mackcrel, SIPS.
tANnIEs--Stick, all sizes, IN bxs pals and
brls, s,ldOc fancy assorted, sHGl6c; extra
fancy, lS@25c firm.
CliI.rsE---New York factory, Case full
cream, l2@l2lSc; young America. l36l3 &c,
SAT--Saginaw, $l.35tdl4O per brl; Ohio
river, $l2O@l2j per bril- ska fine Sl.S0CD
l4O; coarse, 81 l0Ggl.l5 pkts bloachcd, 1920
mixed brls, 5000; mixed, 294@1c.
SOAPS AND CANDLEs-.Soap, 3g3lGc; can
dies, full weight, sNd0c
MoLAssrs--. Louisiana, common to fair, 200
22c; prime 10 choice, 35@3se fancy, l3@l5c;
common 10 fair. 2jGg3Oc; prime TO choice, 80
@J3ci syrup, 2O@ioci firm.
Household supplies.
APpLEs--Ncw York, SIO0d5.O0 per brl;
dried apples, 7CISc per ID from store. Dried
peaches Sc from store.
NEGErAnLEs.-O Onions, I0Oml50 per brl,
| 900 pnr hu. Cabbage new Louisiana,
crate, Si.00. Kraut, brls, $50; half brls,
$3.50 Garlic, 60c per 100 Turnips, 5000
per brl.
PouirEy.--Chckcns spring, scarce, $1,000
GOO, hens, S3O1d350, turkeys, Sl0000t
10. co. dressed chickens, So 75GG3 %; turkeys,
li@i0c per lb ducks, s3OO@350 geese,
A.0Od5.00 per doz.
FRuIr--oranges, ;3.5O@l5O per box. Lem.
ons, s3.0oG35O per box. Bannnus, $1,000
go per bunch.
PICKLES Brls, $3.50; half hrls, $500.
EGus--Quct; bxs, BE; cases, lj,6c.
RAi1Ns-London layers, $500 layers, 1913
California, S2.2j.
Nurs-Cocoanui $3.50 per 100. Peanuts
\ Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, ia
lci roasted. 2I4c higher shcllcd, i0c. Pccans
Texas OMi2c.
BurrEn- Buiterne, i2@ljc; creamery, q
CgJOc; dairy, ls6t22c; country butter Ls6g20c
CIpEn-0zark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 pei
half brl.
PorAroFs--Firm; selling at a. 25Ni1 40 pei
bu, 70. 25@J.50 per brl; sweet potatoes, $3.oI
per brl.
VISreAR-Pcr gal. s@l2c.
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Hand. aud STOCKS.


The following list Il corrected regularly,
and may be regarded n the latest quotations
RANK STOCKS.
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FINANCE. AND COMMERCE.
HONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middiing Cot
ton, o 7-loc-sales Today, 1000 Bales
The Tone OF the General Market
< Steady Meats Quiet.
ArrrAL OFFICE,

4 Money is in increased supply, owing TO
rcalizations ON cotton, but bankers show no
disposition TO reduce rates, claiming they
have all the demand they require. A large
amount Of real estate paper made year ago
is daily maturing, but is as a rule, promptly
nct--in some cases even prepaid.
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LoSDoS, March 20, 4p.m. --Consols closed
at l0l ll-lO for both money aud the account
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balances today was
f2l20O0. The bullion In the Bank of En-
gland decreased e5iS,oo0 pounds during the.
past week. The proportion Of the Bank of
England reserve liability is now $3.50 per
cent
PARIS, March 2o.--Three per cent rontes
S2i 3Qc for the account The weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF France shows an in
crease Of $3.50, coo francs silver.
BANK cLEARINGs
CHICAGO, H., March 20.-Clcarings, So.
100000.
NEw YoRK, March 20.--Clcarings, $l00,S77,
ll6; balances, 81 ,Gss,03G
BALTIMORE, Md, March 20.-Clearings, 81,
| COL 90; balances, $2i5,0l0.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2o.-Clearings, 81
1891; balances $I000OS
BosToN, Mass, March 20-Clcarings, 81,
| ~, 500 balances, 81, 4i5,303.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 20.--Clearings,
SS,0jG 1888; balances, 81, ,SO3
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The following shows the amount Of grain
received withdrawn and Ia store by regular
elevator. NJ reported to the Merchants cx.
change TODAY Corn received, 2,O0D bu, with.
drawn, 10 bn; In store, 1851 hu. Oats
Withdrawn. Loss hu, In storc 2i,t0i bu.
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Icould find; finally got your COUGH BALsANl
which cured her In three days Its value cannot be
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mad bent 8abnhrie. Die Sane auf Der
strabe bleiben iteben ru,o seiaei, nit
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fam erDlih Die leste station. Ais Der
IN blnrpfcm 8rnten Dabmpanoelnoe
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