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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-29
FOR CASH OR ON TINE
B. IL. Legg & Bro.
Marietta, Jan. IS, 1893.
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY

Whereas, w g. Kemp. administrator
dehonus non, o. Hardy Mitchell, repre- SCENTS
to the court in his retitior, duly lied and
entered on re ord, that he has fully al
minisiered pard, Mnchtl's estate Thi-
is therefore 10 cite all persons concerned.
kindred and creditors. to show cause, il
any they can, why said administrator
sh 'uld not I've discherpcd from his admin.
sstratinn, and receive lrtiers at dlsmissinn
on the first Mond " in May 1888
IL VI. HAMMETT Ord Y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-29
GEORGIA-COBR CnrNTY

Whereas. Stephen Cox, Administrator
ot Miranda and War sret OK represents 10
he court in his petition duly filed and en-
tered on record that he has FULLY acminis
Il cred said estates This is therefore to cue
all persons concerned. kindred and ca.di>
t"rs. 10 sh"" Cause. il any they can why
said mlns'rator shnuld not bt discharged
from his administration, and receive lets
ters OF diSm ssion on the first Monday in
May 1883. Ii. NJ HAMMErT'
Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-29
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, Alex Mable Guardian of Ia
o'tha Ghre Represents To- the court in his
petition. duly filed and entered IN r. cord
that he has tullv administered TabihA
Chores estate This is therefore, To che
persons concerned, KINDRED II, d or dit
ors, to show cause, il any they can, phy
said Guardian should not be discharged
rom his Guardianship aud receive lptrers &c
dFm'sSlon "n The first Monday in April
1889 II NJ IIINNETr nrdnv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06
by TELEGRAPH.
Nancy. uond. aud stocka.

NEw YoRK. Dec. Mooney on call easy
at 2is Ia . percent; last loan at 2ll per cent;
closed Offered st "a per cent. Prime mcrcan-
tile paper, iAM6'E per cent Sterling cX-
change dull and easier, with actual business
at iisii. for siNiy-day bills aud sLssi. for
demand.
Government bonds were dull but firm.
State bonds entirely neglected.
The stock market was again very active;
but icycrish aud unsettled. The SPECULATION
was subject to sudden changes all day long,
but great majority Of the list fuctuAtcd
within % range ui less than per cent. Great
| uncertainty exists a. 10 the motive power of
| the market Missouri Pacific wa, again
| the pivotal stock After closing ai
GDN last evening II opened at q this
morning sold of 90 C1i,. aud finally
closed at Is ON a sharp rally Atchi.on
held remarkably we'll and strong. which led
tu the suspicion that Missouri Pacific was
being sold tu buy the rest II the list upon.
Later IN the day thc other Gould stocks dis
played weakness. Manhattan and Western
Union yielding 60 thc pressure while Bur
lingtnn aud Rock Island sympathi1cd closely
In the first drop. Toward the close the
coalcrs Joined In the decline Jersey Contml
aud lhckawhnna being especially noticeable.
/ New England was the banner strong stock
/ II the day, and when well IN the afternoon
| the entire lisi moved up In sympathy. The
/ dealings were marked 10y extreme fcycrish.
ness, but q sharp rally took place In the
/ tint few minutes aud most oi the list were
| brought up to small fractions above their
last evenings figures. 4 majority NJ th,
/ list nrr lower this evening, and Burlington
| a Quincy II oil iAc. Missouri Pacific iisc
| Manhattan lsc, lacknwnuna and jersey
Genital cacf iisc. Richmond aud West Point
| preferred per cent
The milruad bond market gave no ovl
dencc Of sympathy with tie activity ant
excitement In the shan list bcyo heavy
tone, which prevailed throughout the day
aud the total days business reached ONLY
sSiaU1 with no animation anywhere Ia ~
licyc the monuiony. The dcaling- dcycl
opcd absolutely NO feature whatever an,
the final changes were generally IN th
downward direction or iur fractions only
except In few Instances.
The total sales Of stocks today were 800, ~
| share. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

wood duck, 81 50@2.oo per dozen; teal, 80
@2.75 per dozen, mallard, $2.60@2.75 per
dozen. Venison, saddles, 10912c per pound
whole deer, 6@7c per pound; opossum l5g
40cp dressed coon, i0g35c.
Recommendations, $1.65@1.75 per bril-
Cabbage, loose, G9Sc. Kraut, per brl, $3.50
1880; half brl, S2.0092.5O. Garlic, soc per
100. Carrots, s3.00@3,50 per brl. Beets,
s250@275 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl.
Horcradish. S5.00@5.50 per brl.
BUrrER-Butterine, 15c; creamery, 100
45c, dairy, 22@2sc country butter, lot125c.
CIDER-0zark, $3.50 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
vINEGAR-Per gal, l6@l2c.
PoUTRY-Chickcns young, Sl.OOgl75;
mixed, Sl.5O69200 hens s2.50D2.75; tur-
keys, young. $5.0OgS.O0; old, S8.OOGll.00.
geese, 360&ti6O; ducks S2.75@3.00; dressed
turkeys, l0012c per 10; hens, 49, 75g3.50;
chickens, S2.50a2.75; geese, $l.OOgGW.
NUrs-Cocoanuts, $3.50 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 5HMG4c; Tennessee, farmers stock.
"A Be; roasted 20 higher shelled, red, SIC;
white, &c; Spanish, Sc. Pecans, Texas, old,
bose. Italian chestnuts, l0Ml2Hc.
EGGs-Quict Boxes, lDci eases, Doc.
RIsINs-Ljndon layers, $500; California,
500 per box.
PicKLEs-Brls, $3.50 half brls 800,
PoTAToEs-Firm, Sl.5O92OO per brl; SKIS,
Gj@7jc; Utah, 0Jc per bui sweet sl1592OJ
per brl.
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Grain aud Provisions.


CHICAGO H., Dec. GA good business in
wheat was transacted in speculative way
and the market ruled decidedly strong
within higher range OF prices. The open
| ing was about the same 10 20 higher than
| yesterdays closing advanced &c, declined
| lHc, again advanced &c, became firm, and
closed about &c higher than yesterday. The
advance was due TO good buying on the part
Of some large local traders, assisted, no doubt,
to some extent by the report that OF tho
mllors in the Northwest, which had shut
| downa few days ago, two had started up to-
| day and two more would start running to-
morrow. Regarding the rumorcd purchase
/ of wheat at san francisco Tor shipment TO
! Australia, some adyices were received today
/ partly confirm ng the report, Others denying
IT, At the extreme outside prices there ap.
| pcarcd 10 BIO considerable realizing, and
thrice did the market react from the neigh
borhool OF outsi lie ranges, but closed rather
strong.
A fair trnde was reported in corn the feel
| ing developed being iirmer and n higher
range OF prices established early In the ses-
sion, after which the market reacted some.
| The better feeling was attributed largely TO
the falling off In the receipts. A large oast-
crn operator, who has recently been trading
| in this market, was credited with liberal
| purchases, aud this also, together with the
L HilfllHlH W Nhthl ihl "a NhhfH'g W
strengthen prices. Opening sales were at
about yesterday closing prices, after which
the market advanced nc, reacted losing the
advance, rallied some and closed A@hc
| higher than yesterday.
Oats were traded In moderately. The i'd
vance In corn and what had strengthen
ing tendency early, but later operators gave
the market less attention and quiet and
easier feeling prevailed, and closing sales
were almost the same price - yesterday.
A moderate trade Was reported in mess
| pork. but the feeling was somewhat unset
tied and prices irregular Opening sales
were made at l0dl2Ac, which was followed
by further improvement Of 2j4G5c. Later
the market weakened and prices settled back
again ~ l5,gl7 &c aud closed quiet
Lard attracted only moderate attention,
and trading was only fair. The feeling was
Grmcr, prices 2JGGs5c higher. Trading was
only moderate IN short ribs aud the feeling
was stcadier.
The leading futures ranged a. follows
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No changes were made In the market quo.
tation lists today 10y the Merchants EX-
change Committees There were o few bid,
and offerings, bat NO sales NJ the Grain Call
Board session today. Amount OF grain in
store NJ the elevators Corn, 6,@i2 bushels
Oats, ?s,oi2 bushels, wheat i23 bushels
Al New Orlcan, the sugar movement is
brisk, Notwithstanding heavy rcccipts-thc
liberal stock Ia kettles causes some weakness
In prices, but ccntriiumls, though In heavy
supply are la great demand an advanced.
There % an active dem, nd Tor both rchncrs
and on orders. Receipts u molaccs liberal
and demand good at steady prices. Rice Is
In fair demand ON orders, but no special nc.
llNllY
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DOMESTIC EAtHANdE.
New York and Eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying, sight 50 discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, y discount buy
ing, 81 premium selling. Cincinnati, st.
Louis and Louisville, demand $2buying, par
selling.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds Four
and halves. coupon, $1,000, at Sl.0s as,
registered sllG70O0 at Si0s.
CLOVIS & Co., in their weekly financial cir
cular, say that tho stock market has been
duh and irregular, owing chiefly 10 the I'M
satisfactory condition Of railroad affairs,
Excessive railroad building and reckless
competition for traffic have produced a de-
monlizatun i'm rates which, II maintained,
threaten disaster or ruin 30 some Of the con.
tesiants and, unfortunately the situation
has been further complicated by the opera
tons Of the interstate commerce law, which
thus far has sgnally failed In accomplishing
what It's designers and advocates originally
intended. At the moment, these are thc
chief causes Of depression In Wall street, and
values are therefore likely to be considerably
influenced by future developments in these
directions"
The Memphis Clearinghouse report today
breaks the record for any single days clear
ines, ts9s. 6il6) the next highest being
Ss0s, 5j52l, on the 10Th Of November.
The local cotton market closed steady,
with sales Of 1 $50 bales, 81 which $500 IA
exporters and $50 TO spnncB.
At New Orleans spots closed steady at nm
advance Of sc; futures steady and up Q 10 q
points Liverpool closed with business fair
at unchanged prices; futures barely steady,
near months unchanged and late months oil
point At New York spots closed dull
with futures steady at AN advance Of to :
points.
Hubbard, Price & Coz say: "Thc feature
Of the day ha, been the buying, supposed to
be- for New orleans account II comparatively
large blocks 81 cotton but without mon,
than q limited effect on prices. The move
mont continue. light aud the relative cheap
ness Of New York as compared with tho
other markets 81 the world render the bcars
tnid. The bulls. however still lack a
leader, and while on every hand the strength
Of Manchester Is admitted, the absence oi
speculation and the dampcr east upon innn.
cnl cir'lcs boy the weakness Ia the stock
market dscouurcs those who look Tor %
higher plane uf pric of cotton ON NJ
merits. Tho stock here slowly increases and
l. now lisOoO bales In warehouses. The
market closed steady with a good under
tome
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ConN-From sturc, white, 52c, mixed So.
FROM loNcc ~ depot, white, la bulk, g.. in
sacks. ulr, mixed, in bulk. 4ic, IN sacks. &c.
depot tibUt
ilNar huicc, from store. M cnr load.
'rnm lcycc ~ depot, sii 'G@iGu0. prime.
fdnm stnrr. SidNiy. cat load. irpm lcycc ur
depot, titn prairie. frum store, iiCtnc.
ear luld. iruin lcyoc or depot so iOtit o..
OAu-frpm store. white, 1C. mixed. Iir.
frum lcvcc ~ depot white, In bulk. 3iCg
Sc, IN sacks, Sc mixed, Ia bulk, "a, IN
sacks, gic.
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C,yNrn Goops -- rineapplrs Al 25ai 30
rc1,hcs. = lhs standard. u Nitti. a. srcund.
Al Nn Tomatoes. . lhs. standard. S1t,isF,
. llts standard. ~ ut Strawberries, 81 ~.
i,baphcrtcs. e. ~ linrkhrrrirs. - ~ Green
Tura us2h rnr zee riums o. ~ A..
UImrus, tim Gp,n corn. tiu1.tt. tA.
ury,u peas, ~ ~. Cove oysters, iuli weight
o., ~. d.. "a titll. n light weight.
Gg. lhs. siub.Gl.iu CONDENSED mlk,
Crown, hpt Eagle ~ o. Swiss. sAW Sal.
mon. &lsta.t2u Stuliurs. AIl mustard
s,rliucs tt5o Mnckyul, il.2j herring
mltkorrl kiua.
sruM ruv white. G1.17c. 81 white, o.,
Csc yellow clarified. ~ .nUs.r. refined A
9ac standard rmuuiatri, ,isw5aiC POW
droei. sc. cut boat sec ufung.
t"fftr =tummpn, o.. ordinary, iGr. fair
Ice prime Rio 1850 choice 10 fancy. 100
"a. old Government, h ti3r. 1iyunl lur.
SAir-Siriniw. ti.ap.till pcr brl obi.
| HyoE 90 sui.h pee brl sks, nnc. ti.85W
! M. coarse, ~ inti.ia pkts. 2'.Ct'c.
Rgt LOUISIANA ils"l'lc. Carolina, "a
/ e.. hrn.
C,Npns- Stick, ali s.rcl. Ne bss. palis and
/ brls Ntiic iancv assorted iOWthc. cAtu
/ fancy, isW2ic. hm.
| NuAr ANp CANbLEs=siap 8isMic. candle,
| iull weight. a.
| fIArru ,mli.c
Cmsr- Prime Hats silao'ic. New Yorl
/ factory uadinc fuli crram. i2at2itc
! Young America. i2ismt1c.
! Mut,srs-i1uislnun prime. choice. 200
i2c fancy, tattttc. crntiiiurals. common u
fair. H1tts Primo a. choicu gntt8tc. ryrup
| 2n0gt,c. hfm
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1011@1012 June, 10 2oa1O. 81; July, 1O.27@
1925 August, lo.32Gio33; September, 9.oi
@I000. Sales, CO, 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS
The spot market opened quiet and
closed steady, middling, 9lSc. Sales,
$500 bales. Quotations are as follows Or
binary, nc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling &c; middling, 0I1c good mid
ding l0Hc.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady, as follows: December 035GD
$50; January, 940@9.4l; February, 049GD
900 March, 9.57@0.5s April, 9.G7; May
07G@977; June, 9s5@0sGi July, 00S@90i
August, 00O@9.o2. Sales, 81, 100 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Article. kpcr


flour-Quiet and unchanged.
No > spring wheat 81 uiGiOlit; No. 3
spring wheat, HOW01c; No. ? rcd, Si.0iCg
i.OtiG No . corn 8jifG' 5Ato; No. oats,
25}sc. No. ? rye, SOC; No. ? barley, nominal;
No. l ilax-sccd N.ojA. Primo timothy seed,
So. Me-, pork ps,rr RI, Si3.5' setl3..yo,
(loosci 7.ODaLig dry saicd shoulders
(boXcdL 5iS@lOg short clear sides
(b0xcdl F.JD6gIGlf.
Receipts Flour, none. wheat 81. coo bu;
corn. iisuJJ bu oats, III 90 bu; rye, 1900
bu, barley. 1900 bu.
shipmcnls-Flour, none. wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu, rye, 400 bui barley 81
OOO bu.
ST. Iouis, No, Dec. -Flour-Quict and
unchanged.
Whcat-Strongcr cables. light receipts and
higher markets elsewhere, advanced prices,
aud the close was firm at ga sc above yc'-
tcrlay No. . red, cash, sl.uJA December,
NOJH@lO3A. closing si.8is Did, January
| Sl.Ol!s bid, My SiOSAhLUj4, closing NJ
h.O0H@lO91G July, Do80oSc, closing at
| usisc.
Corn-Lowor for cash, but futures were
higher No mixed, cash, 3d33isc. De
ccmbcr, 32I s@32l.c closing at sac, Janu-
any, 32isc; May, 3jls@5Ac.
uals-llighcr but dull No cash, 2jAc;
May 2J9tc.
Ryc-Dull: No. 2 to- bill.
Harley Steady; sample lots Wisconsin
sold at slGt~Oc; Manitoba, re.
lIny-Stcady; prairie g. D@S75, mixed
timothy, sHoOdlOG timothy, slO.J0aiiOO,
limn-Quict nc 6Adgc.
Realistically. at iOc. Tor fresh. Butter
Quiet, dairy. lG6tJr, creamery, 326t35c.
Flaxsocd-llighcr aud wanted. Si.i26G
i.l5. bagg ng. iiS@ii7.c Tor ~ 81 80
| pounds Weightt iron cotton ties, sl.2OCti.2h.
Corn meal Firm; si.gO.
| l. yislon' -Dull and weak, with only .
io1 trade. Pork, siiS5 w small lots Lard
rtcaly, sales 100 tictcts T. o. b. ON cas-
track, ~ Ute5s2is. Dry nli mcats-Smal
lots. boxed Longs, 7MGiiis short ribs
s7.2lt,1,2i short clear, 81 2iW1S1ls. Iiacor
shoulders, sG2i. long, $50. short ribs.
tS3, short clear ss.J'is. llams-SlOoOa
iaUl.
Rccclpts-Flour. 1000 brls. wheat. 5000
bu corn. TO- 600 bu, oats 5000 bu. rye
go bu: barley, 5000 bu.
| shipments Flour Oul0 brlg wheat
500 htg corn, HOO hu oats, 700 bu
rye LOO bu. barley. 100 bu.
| KAyHW cry. Mo, Dec. h-Whcai--
liirher No. 2 red cash qe bid January
90 ,c bid. MAY. n.v0 bid. si.ul = asked. M
soft cash, nilsc bid, We asked January
p,c bid. My. ti.054 bill. Sini asked.
| Cord-Quict Me-. =, cash, ~ sc bid. 27k'
asked January, Haic bid. No. 2 white
cash. 80 .c bid, sc asked
Oats=No. . ISL, no bids nor offerings
| MAY, 2ilsc bid. 2ltsc asked
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

m = &. wrrr's NrnvE ANn nnAfN Tag,rHgvf
guaranteed spec ~ Tor iii sinfa. biuilcg, Cor
yulsona Fits Nervous Neuralgia Hcada0 De, SER
ous pr1fration caused ~ so ~ ~ slcntnl rr ~
barcn WakciulHess Ncntsl Depression. .oltrli1 I,
0i the brain rsuifug Ia iusaniiY and l'idlsf .
missu, decay aud death, Premature odd Age bar
rrnucss Los 81 power In either sst. iryoluntWs
Is1ssas and rpermatnrrhea cAuss ~ uTrfcNcftion
Il the brain. frif sbusc % over indulgence ErrI
box contains one mSnth . tr-atmuni tlu1a box
otsix boxes Tor 800 scnt BY iaau prepaid GA 70
O. OF prize
Wa Guarantee Six Boxss'
To cure auF caIe With zach order rcccivci b.
ftttix hoaua glCN'a n1niff With tAoi We vii 81
n r purchaser unr written guauniee g. feiual tIf
money u tho treatment does bot cfcct a curt
Uuafsuicca isued only by John G. Nest 6 ca
nowiy A Co. Druggists Sole Agents Aain street,
NeIUthIa Tenn
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Fuu- Mackcrcl. half hrls. No i,ish nst
nUp No. .. tNOiMNSU. No g. $50. iulh.
kts. No. I. 81 IS. No. 2, 81 - No. q, clio.
nry hoffinr family, 1ic pr box. \. &. 10,
herring hall brl, SG.11. White hsh, half
hfl, SAlh
L,m-rc.. SO, half brls. $50. kcgs, $50.
chnior kettle, uAttiU',c. quiet
rius' fEtr-brS, ttu halt brls, A.oO
kcs-. I.2i.
liuY rnnru,s Quiet. pork, ti575@iG0o
sumr,urd hams. ii'sWi24c. breakfast
hnUuu, iiai'bc clear rib sides biruu.
$50. shoulders Sc, bulk pork clear sides.
'tc. clear rlh sides, 7Ac. long clear, 7a.c
shoulders. sh.c
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from the Bank OF England on balances to-
day is $4,000. Bar silver, 4224d per OF.
BANK cLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. D. Bank clearings,
1921, 1872 "
CHICAGO ILL.,, Dec. g. Bank clcarings,
$l2. 032, 900.
New York, Dec. 5.-Clearings, $li2, 5Ss, sos;
balances, $5,sl3, 573.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. Bank clearing,
81, 2i5; balances. $376,471.
BosroN, Mass, Dec. 5.--Bank clearings
$40, 200, 5G7; balances, $2,3bl, 422.
ST. LOUIS, No, Dec. Blank clearingi
today, $3.50, 75s; balances $j60,33S.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia, Dec. 5-Bank clear
ings, 81, 1850, 400; balances, 81, 727,GG.
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BrcasIstuus.

FLpuR-from storc, common, . iOld 3 On.
family, el2oni3l, choicc. tL5lttAO1, fancy,
tth1tt'.un extra fancy ,5iOts5.J0 patent
a. s5aGu1. quiet
CoRN MriL-lcan, $50 roller, s221
quiet.
llr,Ss Am PEAs-Navy beans, S2.21, me.
dium. 500
JAtur,L-ln half hrls, $3.50 from store.
CuAcKrrs-soln. extra, a.. treble eNtm.
dlsc ginger snaps slsmO'so. assorted jun
hl,s iu0ui2c. cream cuck,r., Sisttinc.
CuAckLp WuEAr-ln hall brls, si.JJ from
stlrc.
iioNSy ASp Gnrs-Ffom store, 1873.
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Cotion Ac.dI.rndmci-.

PRINE CRuDE Ou.--iOc; prime summer
yellow, 90. summer white, b3c; choice
cooking summer yellow, jjc; cotton seed
meal. $500. less than car load, 5000.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
Doorcnsc n rcoclpts MS year.


LIVERPOOL,
At noon; Spots-l'usincss fair nj I'M
changed prices. Sales 1900 bales, Of
which American 900 bales Receipts, *,
600 bales, Of which American 1900 bales,
Closing quotations were s follows Mid
ding, 5Ld.
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed barely steady.
THESE prices ARE given IN pence and 6lths,
thus. GIGS means 063 cd, and 5.0l means
.. l-Oidl
Al I'm. December, g. 20 sellers Dccem.
brrJnnuary, 5.2i sellers; January February,
D. q sellers, February March, 5.2i buyers;
Mnrch-April, h.2j buyers, April.May, o. 20
buyers MayJunc 5.25 buyers; June July,
$50 sellers July-August 5.3l buyers.
HAVRE.
Spots quiet and steady.
Tres Ordinairo, 6Sisf; January futures,
6ic.
Above spot quotations represent 0S}Ef for
30 klos Of low middling cotton. llayrc
terms 1875 kilos equal to 100 lbs, and 0.2jf
equal to SlOO.
BuY and scll stocks and bonds through T..
NJ. Galbrcnth, No 10 Madison qtrecL
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 5.--The Drouers' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, 5000 head. Market dull i0@l5c
lower; choice boeves, "a s0@54o; steers 81 80
cows, bulls ard mixed, $l.10@275; Texas
cattle, s2.35@3.25; Western rangers, 5000
@4.00.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments,
$500. Market weak and lower; mixed,
S6.00@5.20, heavy, IS. 10000; light, S5.10@
$50; skips S3.00Cg4.s0.
Sheep-Reccipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000. Market strong; natives, S300@5.15 IS;
Western S3.40a410; Texans S250@3.50;
lam Is. S3.O0M5. IS.
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o&swR 252. l. NO6r u H. o,J. X
Cs&M RR giii M6BRR ~. I
MRR 228 r NJ II u. i0i; STEAMERS, 'Ol.
wagons, 300 Total. 5iG9 bales.
Exports--M 4 RI II. 80. N &TRR.
T75. L&NRR O5G. Coz wRR, 7si.
No&T u H. gl2 M6BRR ioo.
TMR X, ga Total, 500 bales
NEw YoRg.
spoh opened steady and closed dull.
miidlinr. Djsc. sales, 9u9 balcs. Quo.
iaiions are ~ follows Ordinary. CSC.
g1ol ordinary. 5i0c. low middIing. 0Ac.
middling, asc. good middllnp. lose. mid.
ding fair 10 1916. fair, ~ 5.iOo.
Fuiurs opened quiet an firm aud closed
steady as follows December pb2@o a.
Jauu ~. 0G@oCs. February. ps0gasi.
March, 012@0m, April, iO02sioO3. May.
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Wool.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec 5.-Wool firm, and the
London sales have strengthening effect on
holders views Bright medium, unwashed,
20tg26Hc; coarse braid, 12@2ic; low sandy,
1l9lsc; fine light, 17@23c; fine heavy, 1870
10c; tub washed 3l6g37 &c.
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeals THURSDAY DECEMBER g. 1855.

choice, 4l@49c strictly prime, 3s@4Oc; good
prime, l3SsS7c; centrifugal, strictly prime,
24@ .5; good prime, 20@23c; prime, l8@19c.
syrup-2S@32c. Others unchanged.
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I.GGgt..sS L-,.t.,ls,aJs
, ~ ron MAN & beast. PFNEmATEs
MUSCLE d fiBl.E ~ TlE Why Done
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COTTON MAuKEr.

Tho local cotton mnrscio opened steady mud
closed steady middiing p5.loc Sale, 4gu
bale, including $50 bales lhst evening. OF
which 3i'l halc tocxporieu aud $50 bales
10 rpiuuDr
UNuuANaE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nlmiual gnol ordinary, SIC.
low miillnt p'sc miidlIng . 7.lUr.
gooi m.ill.us l5iG,G mildling fair 1870.
fair, nominal
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Fnrir--Sioady. Oranges. taSogGco per
bril- f2yOCt3VO psf bon Lemons " 500
500 pcr boz bananas 800 t,2S1 per
bunch. Gnpcs- Malaga, t0OisspOo Dates
1nsc.
Arrlrs-. o. 5sa2 % pcr bH. Dried applcs.
lO,tc pr pound from store Dried peaches,
a. N from store.
GANr- Quail, u. asa 1 10 per dozen squir.
rola a. Olai.2 pot dozen, rabbits, sl2oto
l.5O Icr do.en Wild Turkeys, 5OH70c each.
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Cmcl0o. M Dec. b-nn tho Produce
E,charrc ioliy butter mTkct was easy;
Elrin. $50 lc. choice, 4ita1c. fancy dairy,
2it,2sc, fair a. eooi q, 80 Eu--2lM1,ic
CtNciNN,rt. O., Dec .. WHISKY steady:
silc., t,2l2 barrels hnshci 20 lls on a basis
81 silt nutt,r-ln moderate demand.
Sugar steady. Egn-.has.cr ut lpa2Oc.
Ch,psc-Firm.
NV Yohg, Dec s. -Cofsc=O Options opened
steady. Sales. $4,000 bas, including De.
cymbcf, tih.5OCtlGOt January si3. s3CflG 10.
February. STA iOalG On, March. so lOmi0 %.
April. SlN3iOti0 81. May, go UtiG5O. June,
tlGbimi 10 IS. July, si0UnalGG5 August
| tiGbGtiG M. September, ilG5bCti0.s0. Oc.
tohcr siBUiaiN76. Spot Rio strong, les,
active. fair cauiprs i7isc.
sugar-liaw strung rcnucd strong, modcr
ate trace OF A, CSC.
Mnlasses-NcW Orleans active.
Rcc-strong good demand
MN OntE,Ns, la, De-. N=CoHcc-Rio,
/ common to prime, 10 pl.c. sugar
/ open kettle, choice, ht,' Into. strictly
/ prime. H.. prime, iisW l,ias fully fair,
| I iI.iUtt4 Nc; common, Csc. orntt.fu'
/ rli. plantation gmnulaicd. = $50. Shoicc
/ white Hi.c. gray white. Co.,. tHi,c. choice
| yellow clarified O3.tuc o CO. prime yellow
clarified, d i.iGaOA. MoIu.sr, Open kettle