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n,uuinr ioCti1c
r"vum kc~. 500 half kcrs, S27,.
quarter k,T, STA
lltnr=ny hint, 80 I. inc. No. 2 ,r. dry
sailed. bsH,r prccn salt,l No l. sr. 80.
? 3'tr, rrcu. 3ttic shccpskina, i,cttil u1,
IRREGULAR
Tiu tiISGieS
suut =nrup Si.2i buck. $3.50.
lusuHNc
Nus-iun. 800 steel. tliS.
l'r,'oo='ommun 'ti I'c, other grades,
ltftRtr.
sSprraGauctrs Sos. R,Iph's tioey
Railroad. fi,,. Gail 4 ~ fpH
Coat uitHlumr white. whulcsal6 lots.
p' h per sal
MHuta hurry grease WOOL. uuvnshcd. 10
ttltg, ,IUIf ruuIso Wuui Ur1Nr bury.
washed, N.tHst Tub washed. JuaJic
hffsu iN...lsugg.
Ituuu Sole
WHISKY straight Kentucky Bourbon.
~ HffNw Robinson aud Lincoln sauuii,s.
Tenn. sharp advance 81 llaIUt Eastern
Nes. NsN'ttbut urvuuiiug tD age and make.
common whisky, NrEt'i rn according TO
pfuOi nothing under 90 pee cent quoted
Li,. stock.
L,Nrs-.Cholcc $50, common to good,
prr bead tg.Up
hous- choice light sos. c good, p.@S,.
common, t.Ctilc
,,utr.aOhu.co 9I9Itc. good 3s0lc,
trnllaNHfs nominal
stunt Dhuirr De-. medium. SIC. com.
mon. tiO'Hito
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NEw YoRK, Aug. j.-Conce-Options
opened easy at points decline with trading
moderate, closing steady with sales OF 10, $50
bags, including August, $40 7jdlO 50; Sep
TENDER. SO 2Oml03j; October, $D7jCt0.JU;
December $4,000 70; January, 1913; Feb
ruary S9.s0d0si March ,Dst, April, S0.S5;
spot Rio coffee about stcaty, ll'tc for fair.
Sugnr-liaw strong but quiet; lair refining,
0 5.lGttj'sc, ccntrlugnls. ui' test, Gi.c; re-
fined, fairly active aud steady; G, $3.50
G37lE. Monsscs-luuctyc aud nominal.
Hcc-Fair business, domestic, IA@G3sc;
foreign, i9z@i1Sc.
CrNoiNNArI, o., Aug. 5-Whisky-Activc
and firm, sales, 1889 barrels Of finished goods
on basis OF fll4. Buttcr-Quict Sugar
-Stcadicr Eggs-Dull aud heavy; iO,ag
lie. Chccso-Easy.
Cmc,Go, H., Aug. l5-On the Produce
exchange, to-day, the butter market was
quiet, fancy creamery 100 zoe; lirsts, IA 80
ib'sc fancy dairy, lGdlG ~, fir,ts, 1901
Eggs-Frcsh northern, llHliisc.
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CucAGo, H., Aug ~ The Drorers' Jour.
nal reports: Cattle Receipts 1900 head;
shipments, 1000 head. Market strong for
natives, poor stock lower, bcovcs sGOOoeG -,
steers, 80 $4,000 aockcrs aud feeders - ~
OSLO, cows, bulls and mixed. Sl.2ia3. 10;
Texas cattle, sL75@JiO. western rangers,
sJ2j6tibi.
Hogs Receipts, lo,O"O. shipments, 1900.
Market slow ut jCflnc lower; mixed. sh.GOa
800. heavy, shso86B, light, i5.sOdG IS.
skipg, 80. 2iGt3si.
Shccp--lleccipts 5000. shipments, 1000
Market slow, best ste9ly. natives, - 1JH
$50. western shorn, So i0a3 81 Texan
shorn, S2.7ba375 lniubs, I.55aj.2i.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nav lonE, Aug " Money on call easy
Of lbts2 pcr cent, llsi loan por cent.
closing Offered p,r cent Prime niercan.
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stage OF the Rivers.

OrrcI sioNaL stHvtUE U.RA
MEMPHIS, Aug rs. sam
Tho following observations arc taken NJ Ill sta
iiuns named IN the 18th meridian time which l.
one hour later than Memphis time
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trsiies'e' frssilss rriptiohs T,ii.f. w,l.fbr.sA,
ssielg nss, Meals ihsse, BI,ss sBd suns. mai
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WEDNESDAY EvENING, Aug IS, lsSS !
As usual at this season of the year money
Is firm and the banks are doing nothing
below per cent
Tho p1.a .I,uen rnp,ri Il nc fnll1tVgs
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Groceries.

C,NVrp Goods Pine apple. $40 peaches,
? lhs, standard S2u1 8 los, standard, i2.2j,
second, 800 Tomaioc. 2 lbs, STANDARD,
tluU 3 los standard. SIS. Strawberries
$40. Rnspbcrrics. fi.G1 Blackbcrrics, ~ .,
Cti.lO. Green cages, - 15tGl IS. Pears, - ~
MI7h Plun,s. ti.5S Aspnrnfns s2G,6s
i2h. Green corn, Si.75Gti. o.. Green peas
~ GihlD. Cove oysters fall weight I N,
noe, lbs. tl.GHl55. lirht weight, Gjm5bc;
lbs tlm CONDENSED milk Crown, 500
Etrlc. N1h. Swiss, 500 salmon, II -.
Snuiincs, gt7b mustard sarlincs. 500.
Mackcrcl tl.5o herring mnckcrcl, Si2j.
SuUAg-rurc white, ~, OIL white, -;
yellow clarified, 1Ah1sc. refined 4, Ne,
standard granulntcd, SAtiSlsc. powdered,
$50, cut loaf, sa,c firm.
Courr- Common. ibc; ordinary. iGc. fair
he, prime Rio, i,c, choice 10 fancy, lpc, old
government 3uG32C. quiet
SALt-snFinaw, " 3Nti.85 per brl. Ohio
river, 81 Hrdi - per hfl sis. fine, Sl.3jCC
I %. conrsr, ~ 1901. 49, pkts. 2am5c.
NIcI-Louisiana, 59hbc, Carolina, o.,
quiet
CANnir stick, nll sizes. Ia hxs. pail, aud
hrls, sWlor, fancy assorted, stijc, extra
fancy lsm2,c. firm.
Currsr-Ncw York factory, none: full
cram l3kmilC, Young America. lINlic
so,'- ,NpC,spln-suip, 500 sc, candles,
fun weight To-
Sr,uci-J'.m3'.c
Louisiana, common to fair, goo
2,y. prime 10 choice. $50 i,c. fancy, 400 u,
centrifugal common Ia inir 9HC2bc, primo
10 Cho,,c, 1OCe3'c, syrup, ANtinc, quiet
Household suppii-..
| Arrtrs-i ~ .2'hti ioprrbh. Dried apple,
| iDthc prr NJ. irpm store. Dried pcaChc,
| bttnc from store.
| tUuu=fim. Lemons. 81 SoCtl50 PIT
box Humans itnd2Up pee bunch.
| rt,gtTs#Hfls. 81 3D. half hrls. kiW
roruop-lirm, 81 75aacO per brl, sweet
| o. ~ per hh
| rortrM chickens, spring. 81 dOCt2 10
| MIXED. 81 1hOt' ~ hons t13s.
| EUus-lirm. huNrs iic. cases. iic.
! furits Htu,onnuis, 500 per ion Peanuts.
| Virginia. 6stH's, tennessee. farmers stock.
isl,y run,ici, PIC higher shcllci. GCg7c.
/ r'Usus Texas. p.ti2c.
| NuuutHirsH Onions $50 prr brl iaOI
per SICK Cabbage home grown, II 900
cooper crate. loose. &C.. kmut hrls, sHn.
half hrls. $50 Garlic, ~ per TOO.
RAistNs London layers 500 Layers,
$40 California. A. nH1Up
bruHH katherine. iii creamery. 2lm2lc
| dairy, iUttl~rs country butter, tiHtiGC.
,iuu Ozark $3.50 p,f brl, aud $50 pet
| half hrl
NNUW- r,rFhl. sai2c.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. RELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, loc-
Sales Today Unimportant-1he Tone
OF the General Market stoady-Meats
Quiet.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

~ 90 pain, ottosgs rs, lovely tiaulJ'. instantly
spphed 70 fsos. hsCi. Ara. sId h.ul.' ilsrnIs.si
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Grain aud Provisions.

~. Lours, Mo, Aug. i5.-Flour- Steady
aud unchanged
Wheat Unsettled, hut stronger advice,
| FROM abroad, with advances In home mar.
kcts, put up prices here, aud the buying was
/ better. the close being firm nt gHIr above
/ Yesterday No . red. cash, S3i,c. August.
/ Nhr september, S2'.ttNir, closing nj Sc.
| uyiuhcr d'.o. closing ut Ni.c. nominal.
December sb's6tssc, closing at sec. May,
~ Sc, closing nt pif.c bid.
Com--Cnsh higher with a good demand.
options, nearby months Gun nnd higher.
hut new crup options easier, No .. cash.
| a. A.Csi2c. August iihiiAC, closing nj
lia.c September, u'.ciih.c, closing nj
li'-c the year JlttJl' a., closing nt SAFE.
Oats fash better options hrm but DUH.
NJ. 2. cash, siAw.ihc. september. 23hc.
the year. PC bid NAV GNC bid.
Hran=Fim nt 6lOtDSc
FLAX Sodium nt siui
Cummrnl null az s28'a2 %.
rye ll.gh,r at i,'sCtlSc.
lllN Hlilrhcr new prairie 81 coal IN fnr
Chuif" a. fancy new timothy, slJUu2u.uJ.
luiirr-Stunly creamery, iUalny. dairy,
l3Htt,. EI~ Steady 90 lie
rru, IsiuusH Very dull aud only q small lob
imdc dome. rurk-tltup fnr small LOIS
lnud $50 iof prime steam aud :, l,bis 90
iur butchers Dn Salt M,lts=ShuulIrrs.
lhuNcll A. 2,HT5D. longs. g ~. ribs. f.g,Og
ssh short clear tsaOtts 10. nI,nne
Shoulders, tsupMp ., longs. g. unD ~.
ribs, o. sMn ig short clear Sptigy5O.
Ham fia ludil
gcccips Flour $500 brls. wheat iiG.
90 bu. corn, biN1 bu. ont. tnUl bu
Shipmrnts.-tlout. $3.50 brls wheat 10
u,o bu. corn, SOD bu oats, 1900 bu
Cmc,un. lll, Aug Is About everything
was in favor IT better prices boz wheat t1La,.
moi a.
lions. On the whole. the crowd here was
inclined io buy before selling " after
~ Immediate profit Receipts we're light.
the Ulrhruurrs lnrgc. and cables Ut an en-.
CuumgIug nature. II was claimed that the
iri bulge herr was ON buying urirr, FROM
New York. The second bulge was helped hy
heavy taking by Jones Kenneth, and good
buying both shorts aud longs The weak
spots came on realizing September sold nt
~, then at s2c aud mp 20 s2a.o. bau@ to
s3lsc uni then up easily a. Slc nn advance
oi lC over the close on Monday aud TUESDAY.
nud the last hour found the price lowering
between $3.50 and N9tc NJ CLOSED strung
aud fairly active at the best point oi the day.
. Corn wns fairly active. prices ruling with
considerable irfrgulafiiy, being quite unset.
tied, bat generally steady. Market opcncd
. shade below The closing prices Of ycsicr.
day aud Na hrm Tor q time bat soon ruled
weak, DECLINING quickly i.aA.c on the eli.
inE oi large local operator who was cred.
ici With purchasing freely yesterday The
market then rallied and recovered the dc.
cline, this same opcmior turned buyer and
this together with rather moderate rrrcipts
iuf tomorrow, added strength 10 the situa
ton but again ruled easy, aud closed 80 &c
lower than yesterday
A firm feeling prevailed IN oats. aud Sep.
tcmbcf shows on advance " ka,c.
There We iair business In pork. With
weak anu lhltusiiul feeling prevailing un.
der the Influence ui which = decline M 1,r
was easily brought about nuying b, ,l,tt,
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MAGNOLIA BALM

sAoANs MAGNOLIA u,fN. Rsmoy.. sasbarn
ma rrsealss MOI r.,el.. c.aI be a.,.S,.Ai
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Olives h.'sAissiy pssuuni slin. Drive. %
pls'eA's' h'asssL hoSshhss,. Purple. sgs.,..i
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CONSOLIDATED frArTuTNr.
LiyEEroot.
MAGNOLIA BALM

TAAs iiAGASs MAGNOLIA nlLu vi,h 500 40, M.
ssts.ds. Mountains. home ADD al nur.A ii..ot,.i
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haLioUfD prsp.r,ion FOE ne siia. Ms poo,A.
ms coOliss. Rsifsshins Wonderfully B..uufylnsi
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on aud Iurprntine.


WI
wuNISUroS, n. C., Aug. i5.-Turpcntinc
firm al Sac
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Administrations, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, 0sceola; Raymond Horner and Port
Eads, New Orleans; City of Baton Rouge,
New Orleans.
Departures-Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Port Eids, New Orleans; City
OF Baton Rouge, New Orleans Chickasaw,
White river
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l1NnoN, Aug. ID y. M. ---Consols closed
at Wa5 iti.tur money, and W'sd Tor the ne.
count The amount Ut bullion Withdrawn
from the Hank Of England ON balance today
was $4,000.
nANK CLUAutNgs.
CmcAoo, H., Aug l5-Bink clcarings.
o. Sip ~.
Nav ORlr,Ns, la, Aug. lb.-lank clear.
ings. iGii,3iI
Nrw YoEK, Aug i5.-Clcanng, tsI, gsG OF.
balances iiuIp iW
NJ. Loui- Mo, Aug i5-Clcarings, A..
5il 225 balances, SiiO.pJ0.
B,tiiNonr, Md, Aug. i5.-Clcarinrs, 81, u.
pis. go. balances, ti13.35S.
llustoS, Mass, Aug ib-Clcarings, SIS.
hpi az. balances, 81, iipG32.
rmL,pElriA, Ia. Aug i5.-Clcarings.
q, ISL. piO. balances, VI, ~, Jl3
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insur,.s F.ffsc, comrls,Ish and issps The T.s..
keSh. Arms ana hands Son us sHsslA. n, ~
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& G, Mohr Bros. McGilis & VI, j McGrath & Co,
\ ] Miller & Co. \ McAllister, Marshall House,
shi City Of Macon, ! ee Roy Myers Il Co. Mu-
tual Co op Asso'n, II Myers 4 Bros Nathan
Bros J Il Nelson & Co, Jno NicolSon Jr, s l.
Newton. 4 5 Nichols. G n Nichols, Palmer BROS,
Ocean House, oglethorpe Club, y PaUlsen & Co,
Ferlinsky X Platshek, Theo Radorick W +
Reid Reidnan, NJ Koumsky, G : Richmond,
G ID Rogers, Rleser 4 :, :. * " Ry, Screven
House, T. SchwarZ, southern FIX Co, Harnett
House, II solomon " Son, Solomous & Co W :
Shuman, p B Springer, Sisters of Mercy. [JPSl,
Strauss Bros, Warren -Scharf Co, Smith & b,
4 d Thompson, G W TIedeman. j W lyman, w
ID Waples Tuberdy, II n c W West, j u
Weed, Thos West. Willy & c, Wheeler & w Mfg
Go, J Wilmington, W L Tel Co, r D Ybaue1,
stmr Katie, Augusta = b Co, Ga & Fla is b Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. April "a, noon.-Stocks active
and strong. Money easy at 2@3 per cent.
Exchange-long, 81 5000 S6l4; short 81 $50
4 SSA State bonds quiet but firm. Government
bonds active and strong.
Erie ..........-.... 241s Richm'd & ". PIT.
Chicago & North. 1925 Terminal. 26
Lake Shore. 90 Western Union. 75A
Norf. & W. pref. 464
5 p. m.-Exchange dull but steady at 81 S7CG
2022. Sub Treasury balancaS-Coin, Sl21 ,245,-
900; currency, SD, 43l 900. Government bonds
active AMI strong; four per cents 12J14; four
and half per cents 1914. State bonds dull
but firm
The stock market was again active and strong
to-day almost from the opening to the close,
and more decided gains were made in the list
than at any previous time since the present rise
began. There was less feverishnesS and much
less hesitation at the opening Traders resisted
the advance, and realizing sales were as numer-
GUS as ever, but there was marked foreign sup
port to the market. coupled with good commits
sion buying, and the upward course of the list
met with no serious setback throughout the
day Among the advances, New England, st.
Paul and Manhattan were the most conspicu-
GUS. There we're rumors OF new developments
in connection with the contest for control in
Richmond Terminal, but that stock, while very
active, huctuated within a narrow range. The
condition of Trunk line matters was factor in
the Improvement. The market closed strong at
or near the best prices of the day. The most
important gains include Pullman ia per cent,
Lake Shore ~, Louisville and Nashville, Oregon
Navigation and Oregon Improvement las each,
Missouri Pacific and San Francisco ID EACH,
Manhattan and New England ia each, St.
each per cent. Total sales as, 900 shares The
foIlow,rv were the closing uiotations.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee. New York.
MEMORANDA


New York, April 22--Arrived, bark F'reda A
Wiley, Wiley, Apalachicolai schrs Melissa A
Wiley, Wiley. Fernandna; Lizzie Chadwick,
Chadwick, Daren
Falmouth April 2e-Arrived, bark Croydon
(Br) Brown, Bull River, 5 c, for New Castle.
Hamburg, April 21-Arrved, bark Satama
RuS). Pensacola.
tavre, April l7--Cleared bark Galore (Sp),
Gelpi, Brunswick Ga.
Baltimore, April 22--Arrived, schr S Fooks,
Henderson, Brunswick, Ga.
Brunswick, April l9-Arrived, schrs Genevieve,
Haley, Philadelphia; Maud Briggs Young, do;
Anna ] Trainor, Derickson, New York; Ii Bow
erS, Simpson, Boston.
Sailed. bark Liburna (Norl, Jonassen. Rotter-
dam; Schr South Shore, Jones, New York.
Bull River, S c, April 22-Arrved, stmr Timor
(Br, HodgSon, New York.
Coosaw, 5 c. April % Arrived, steamship Le-
muria (Brl Saville, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, April 19-Below, schr Brooxxe b
Rokes, Tall, from Baltimore.
Sailed from Fort George, schr Five Brothers,
Worth, for -.
Port Royal 5 c, April 22-Arrived. schr Mar
garet H May. Jarvis New York.
Philadelphia, April 22-Arrived, bark Levant-
err. Gerry, Darien
Providence. r l, April 92-Arnved, schr vii
liamine, Babbidge, Apalachcola.
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So 2s@3 So. Apples-None. Oranges, Florida,
scarce; selling at 81 O004 So
tLoUR-Market firm; demand moderate.
We quote: Extra, 81 00@4 10; fancy, 81 $50
$50
GRAIN Market firm; demand light.
We quote; White corn, job lots, 76c; carload
lots. 74c mixed, job lots, 74c; carload lots, nc
oats steady, demand good We quote: Mixed
oats. 4'c; carload lots. 45c Bran, 81 Is Meal
7212c. Grst, per bushel. soc.
Hay-market very firm with fair demand,
s. 10; carload lots. 81 o5; Eastern, none;
Northern, none
HIDES, Wool, Hides-Market very
weak: tendency to decline; receipts light; dry
flint, 1oc; sslted, Sc; dry butcher, &c. Wool
nominal; receipts light; prime, in bales, 23c;
bury, s@1sc. Wax, Use. Talow, Ses4c. Deer
skins, flint. sc: sailed, 2Oc. Otter skins. sOc@
sac
1AED-Market steady; in tierces, s1s1sc; so u
tins, sac.
LIME CALcINED PLASTER AND CEMENr-Ala-
bama lump lime is in fair demand, and is sell
ing at 81 80 per barrel Georgia, 81 25 PER barrel
calcined plaster, 81 So per barrel; hair, DC;
Rfosendale cement, 81 50; Portland cement,
L1QyoRs-Full stock; steady demand. Bour-
bon, 81 5005 so; rye, 81 531s 90; rectified 81 90
0l IS. Ales unchanged and in fair demand.
NAIIs-Market firm; fair demand We quote
lOd to sod, So 40; 40d, sod and cod, 81 65 per
key.
NuTs--Almonds-Tarr ls@2oc; Ivicas,
l191sc; walnuts, French, 15c; Naples. l6c; pc
cans, 10c; Brazil. 10c; fllberts, 10c; cocoanuts
Baracoa, So 006b3 % per 100.
OIs-Mar&et firm; demand good. Signal,
&c; West Virginia black, s@10c; lard, SEC;
headlight, 15c; Kerosene, 911Gl0c; water white
1316c; neatsfoot, 60060c; machinery, 25@30c;
lnseed raw, soc; boiled, 6ac; mineral seal, Ice;
freproof, 1sc; hUmelight, 1Sc.
ONIoNs-None in market.
PoTAToEs-Northe eating, So o0@3 25;
Scotch sacks, So 50@3 90
PEAs-Following are prices asked by Dealers
New crop IL fair supply and moderate demand !;
clay peas. 81 %; whippoorwill, 81 25 red rip
ers, 81 7502 co. Jobbers are buying at the fol
lowing prices: Cow peas, mixed, 75c; clay, 95c;
speckled, 95c.
PRuNEs- Turkish, &c; French. 12l5c
RAIsINs-Demand light; market steady. Lay
ers, 81 80 per box; London layers, new, So rs
per box.
SALT-The demand is moderate and the mar
ket is quiet; carload lots, Coo o b; job lots IS
@90c.
SHor-Drop, 81 so; buck, 81 rs.
SUGAR-The market is steady: cut loaf, 76Sc;
standard A, 6zsc; extra C, 64@616c; yellow G,
&c; granulated, TIC; powdered, 1L6c
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia dull at 33Q40c;
the market is quiet for sugarhouse at 30640c;
Cuba straight goods, csc in hogsheads; sugar
house molasSeS, 1S0120c.
ToBAcCo-Market dull; demand moderate
We quote: Smoking, 25c@S1 %; chewing, com
mon, sound. 250S0c; fair. 30n35c; medium 3S
q Soc bright, 50075c; fine fancy, S56190c extra
fine, 9Oc@$1 10; bright nayies, 45@75c; dark
naves, 40@50c.
LUMBER-Co astwise demand is active and
indications point to large consumption and
continued improvement in demand. Foreign
demand is fairly active. No change in prices
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he closing quotations:
New Orleans Pa
COTTON.


LIVERPOOL, April ~, noon.-Cotton steady and
in fair demand; middling uplands 5 5-16d; mid
ding Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales, for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
II, 900 bales-American II 800.
Futures-Uplands, low midding clause,
April delivery 1864 April and May 5 19-64d;
May aud June l9-64d; June and July 20-64d;
July and August 21-6ld; August and Sep
TENDER 2l-64d september and October l4-jld;
September 81 Cad. Market quiet but steady
2p. m.-Sales Of the day included $500 bales
American.
Futures Uplands, low middling clause, April
delivery 5 ls61d. buyers; April and May
3 lS-6id, buyers; May and June lS-64d. buyers;
June and July 5 l9-G4d, buyers; July and
August 21-61d, sellers; August and September
52i-o4d sellers; September and October B 1864,
sellers; October and November S-6id. sellers;
September 2i-64d. sellers. Market barely
steady.
D. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middinE
clause. April delivery 18-64d. sellers; April and
May 1S-64d, value; May and June lS-G4d,
buyers; June and July 5 20-64d, sellers; July
and August 2l-64d, SELLERS August and Sep
tember 5 21-64d sellers; September and 0cto-
her 1854. sellers; October and November
5 sod, sellers; September 2l-64d, sellers.
Market closed steady.
NEw YoRK. April "a, noon.-Cotton quiet;
midding uplands 934c, middling Orleans 9>sc;
sales 537 bales
Futures-Market opened steady with sales as
follows: April delivery &c, May &c; June
3 &c; July s5c; August 9Sc; September
Q SIC.
5:OOp. m.-Market closed steady: middllng
uplands CSC niddling Orleans $40; sales
to-day 531 bales; net receipts $40 bales, gross
4.216
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. ApriI
A-164 bales cotton, 10 bis glasses. 40 nests
trunks, 40 SACKS peanuts. cars wood, q cases
c goods hf car bananas, SO bbS grease. pieces
marble, key whisky. 3 cases and 5, / organ,
3 boxes soap, 1854 bales nay, 1I3 pAEs hardware,
hbls rice, cases cigars 1 case clothing, and
mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
April 24-169 bales cotton 95S bhls roSn 113 b. s
sulrItS turOentine, 1925 crates vegetables, sS4
boxes and crates vegetables SO tons pig iron, 36
cars lumber. cars wood. car machinery / car
wheels, 20 ID whisky, 10 bbls Ito r. 80 bbls fish,
horses, 81 bales hides 20 refrigerators, 10 bales
moss G5 pkps udse.
Per Central Railroad. April 24-311 bales cot
ton, 50 bales warn. II bales domestics, bales
hides, bales plaids, rolls feathers pkgs paper,
III pltgs tobacco 1851 lbs bacon. 6 bbs whisky
8 Is bbls whisky, so bbls beer 90 IS bbls beer
249 4 bbls beer. 90 pkgs furniture and goods,
$50 bbls flour, "a cars lumber, 1862 tons pig iron.
car wood, 6 pkgs wood in shape, Dbl wax, is
doz brooms, IS pkgs mdse. 81 pkgs hardware,
pkgs empties, IS cases eggs, 3 cars coal, bbls
grits, Ill bbls spirits turpentne, 534 bbs rosin.
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Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The supply Of
strawberries is increasing, and they are selling
at 250t35c per quart potatoes, prime, 81 O0d
) 80 per barrel; cullns. 81 OO02 80 per barrel
cabbage, 81 0012 70 per crate; tomatoes, s. %
63 90 per crate; cuciimbers, 81 50@3 80 per
crate beans. 81 5002 90 per crate; peas 81 90
al 50 per crate.
A. B. DETw1LER & Son.
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BALTIMORE April 24.-Flour steady; How
ard street and Western superiine 81 37G2 IS
extra 50 COCA rs. family 81 OO694 80; city mills
superfine 81 1902 80, extra SO Oo03 70. Rio
brands "a 7005 90. Wheat-Southern easier:
red 92@96e, amber 95d 9sc; Western lower but
active; No. ? winter red, on spot, 9014c asked
Corn-Southern lower but quiet white 626163c
yellow 62I606316c; Western steady and dull
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Flour weaker Wheat
sc lower; No. red, cash S58S51sc, May de
livery 8514c. Corn lower; cash 5016c, May de-
delivery SJ56c Whisky at 81 o. Provisions
steady: Pork $14 25014 50. Lard $3.50.
CINCINNATI, April A.-Flour strong. Wheat
weaker; No. red sT1ec Corn dull and lower;
No mixed so}sc Oats quiet but steady; No.
Lard at 81 s.. Bulk meats IN fair demand and
unchanged; short ribs 81 621S. Bacon in fair
demand and unchanged. Whisky 81 90. Hogs
firm.
Loursvn1x. April "a Grain firm: Wheat,
No. 3 red s7i&c. Corn. No mixed 56I4c Oats,
No. 2 plixth &c. Provisions firm: Bacon
clear rio sides So 1919; Bulk neats-clear rib
sides 81 IS. Mess pork nominal. Hams, sugar
cured $40 5O6Di1 25. Lard, choice leaf So
NEW ORLEANS, April M.-Coffee in light de-
mand; holders firm Rio cargoes, common TO
prime 111&Gt l5y4c. Cotton seed oil unchanged.
Sugar in good demand at full prices; Louisiana
open kettle, choice 5ssc, common 43sc centri-
fugals. choice white 6SAc choice yellow clarified
i5-1Gc. Molasses steady; open kettle, choice
33035c, good prime 25Gs25c; Louisiana centri-
fugals, strictly prime &c
NAVAL STORES.
LrvERPoot- April "a, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine Dos Sd.
New YoRK, April "a, noon.--Spirits tur-
pentine quiet at l0c. Rosin quiet at 81 2OQt
22&
sep. m-Rosln quiet at 81 2O01 221k Tur-
pentlne dull at SOC.
CHARLESTON, April 24-Turpentine steady at
33Isc Rosin nominal
Wu.MNGroS, April 24.-spirlts turpentine
steady at BIC. Rosin firm strained 52lSc,
good strained s7Isc. Tar firm at 81 %. Crude
turpentine frm hard 81, yellow dip and virgin
$500.
RICE.
New York. April 24-Rice firm.
NEw ORLEANS, April 2i-Rlce steady; Louis
lana, ordinary 10 prime 415d513c.