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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03

Cash quotations were NJ follows
flour-Quict but firm. Rye quoted i5c
higher.
No. 2 spring wheat, siNdslJkc; No. 2
red, s5c. No. = corn. 6bisc; No. . oats. % &c,
No. ryc. Glisc No. barley 776t7Sc; No.
I ilaNsccd, Vas; prime timothy seed sass.
Mess pork per brl, 1870, lard per 100 lbs,
$50. short ribs sides. loose, u. 25a7 30, dry
salicd shoulders, boxed, s555a0O0 short
clear sides boxed, S1.75lgIs0.
Reccipls--.Flour, 49, 600 brls. wheat. q. 900
bu; corn, 27n.ODO bu; oats, 2ls, 600 bu; rye,
I.O0 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
shipmonts--flour, 1900 brl.. wheat,
2s,OoO bu. corn, 1900 bu' oats, 1900 bu;
rye, 1900 bu; barley, lb,Vpbu.
~. Louis, Mo, May, 2.-Flour steady and
In better demand; family, i2.sO@J.p5; pat.
cnts tliSMlt.
whcat-opcncd strong aud advanced with
n slight reaction, hut quickly recovered aud
| closed - higher. No. 2, rcd, cash SN.c. MAY,
siEc; june $50 bid: July SifdSit.c.
closing ut SIC; August, sj,.msiisc, closing
at 5lsC December SS.@Ss'.c, closing at
Ssi.c bid
Corn-opcncd strong and higher cash.
| h0Ad5Oit. May, aoh@olisc, closing at
6iaC June, 6iisc, closlngat 81 &c bid: July,
6l@bihc, closing at 6ilio year, ii,S9ilssc,
OetsEIIiehcr cash. $3.50 Nav. ae,lc,
June. 82.c. July. 2sjsc Ryc-Noihing do.
ing. harley Nominal. Bran-sOc. Corn
mcal-S2O0.
Ilay-Firm; prime timothy tiLoOalO.6 90
prairie, f9Oodi3,Oo.
Buitcr---Firm. creamery, 22a2ic, dairy
iSm2ic. Eggs--i0hc. t
Provisions Stronger. Potk-Sil25. lar
-N.G2is bid. Dry SALT mcnts-lloxcd shout
den, o. 56Ct5 SJs; long clcars, A.. -. clcai
ribs, a. 35G7.tS, short clear, SG2i fa555.
| naoon-,iloxcd shoulder tG3i, long clears
S7p0OsOO. clear ribs, 500 short clcars
tSO. Hams $40 OOal2VO
lcccipts-Flour 1908 bfls wheat tOO
bu. corn, 52,Oo0 bu; cats, 1900 bu; rye
none barley, 5000 bu.
shipmonis--Flour, 5000 hrls. wheat 500
bu. corn, $500 bu; oats, s,cCO bu; rye
Afternoon hoard Wheat easier. MAY, sax,
bid, June, SSiso July, s3hc. Curn.-Lower
MAY, sic. June SIC bid; luly. 5i.c bid
Oats..Quict, May, J2to bid. June, 32H6
32,sc bid.
k,Nsls CirY, Mo. May Wheat.
Steady; No. ? soft, s0bc. Corn--Stcady
No, 2cssh. $3.50 It'd, t0c asked. MAY, ia.,
June. iGo bid, t0Ao asked. July, iic bid
oais.-No. 2, ac bid, 2eAo asked.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mnnr,-nond.- stocks.

NV YonK, May Mooney on call easy
ranging from n to per cent; last loan NJ
~ per cent, and closing NJ H@2 Per cent,
Prime mercantile paper, Sac per cent
Sterling exchange u dull but firm at ti.s0
for sixiy-day bills and tis ~ for demand.
Government bonds were quiet aud steady.
State bonds were dull aud steady.
The stock market today was weaker than
Of any time since the rise began, aud a mate.
rial reaction was the result " the days or.
cmtions. There was free selling ON the part
Of the foreigners early IA the day, the rCduc-
ton 81 the rate of dividend on the rcnnsyl-
ynnia aud the uniayou,hlc rcport Just issued
by the Louisville a Nashville crcating n ~.
yulslon " feeling nj the center ON American
stocks. There was, however, also great prs.
sur from the local bcar and traders, with
considerable WaliFniions from the bulls.
some 81 whom think, however, that a more
permanent advance will follow the ~.
action. There was also disposition
to get nd " too numerous hull
/ following which gives coloring 10 the i'm.
| preston. The uould interests nro talking
| reaction also. which lad an influence upon
many holders and the Gould stocks wen,
prominent IN the decline. where they hay,
| been conspicuous leaders IT late in The up
ward movement There was considerable,
resistance given io the downward tendency
/ especially early IN the day, but was soor
/ wOhdriwn aud the hcnr- had the markc
nearly all 10 themselves The decision "
| Chicago In favor vt the Pullman compan,
made that stock a marked exception 90 thl
general list anl u moved up sharply, an,
late in the day there was more support 10
Richmond a West Point and u closed nj u
highest point, being the only stock on thl
active list showing am advance Tor the day
The railroad bond market was little mon
active, and sales aggregated sl,fi3OO1.
Tho total sales VI stock today aggregate,
SIS. ass shares. Closing quotations
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nreaslstuns.

Copv Nru.-smndarl, S2.55. pearl, tLoo.
roller. $50. firm.
nr,Ss AN rr,s-Nayy beans saO0 me.
dium. a. a.. Stock peas. SIS per bu. lady
peas. A. % per bu, black eyes il.hO per bu
Ot Malta half bfls. 81 10, from siorr
ftntn.--fr0n store, common, taO1 tam
Wy, t2Gi choice. Net fancy. A90. cxtri
fancy. ga, patcnt, A7jWAVp. steady
Cu,cErus.-soda treble extra, hc, ginger
snaIs, h't@d'ic. assorted iumhlrs, iOtal2c
CuAcErn Mur,t--ln hall brls, ft25 from
/ store.
iiovisN ANp Cnre-From slorc, tJg5
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The Du.ies Know n.

Or II they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Eminent cured big head in
mules for W. Il. Hunt of Adairsville, KY.
J. II. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs OF blind staggers with IL. In
fact, this King Of Linments is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without It. 30 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drugstore, No 2S5 Main street.
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APrLrs-Nono In market, Dried apples,
0i.c per ID from store. Dried peaches, Esc
from store.
FRurr-Orangcs, Mcssina, 800 per box;
imperial, 500 per box Lemons, 5000
800 per box Bananas, $l5O@25O per
bunch.
NrgrrAnIrs-Onions, $5.5OaG.0O per brl;
1913 per suck. Cabbage, new Louisiana,
crate 3325@3JO. kraut, brls. $3.50; hall
brls 500. Garlic Doc per 100. Turnips,
ilJO@tl15 per hrl. $500
PoutTRY-ChicEens, spring, scarce, $1,000
500 hens, So. 2j6t3.J0; turkeys, Snm@l200.
PIcRLEs--lirls $500 half brls 500.
EgGs-Quict; bxs, re; cases l2lsc.
NUrs-Cocoanuis, 500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, ia
&C.; roasted. 2l9c highershellcd, l0c. Pecansi
Texas, Sale.
RNsNs--London layers, $500 layers s. 10
California S22j.
Burrm-Buttcrinc, i2mljc; creamery, p
@3O,dairy. 2O@2ic; country butter l5tl20c,
ClprE--Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 Per
half bril-
PorArors-Frm; selling at tl.2j per bu
a. 0Oa3.2 - per brl; new Peerless, SdUOa6.5 ~
per brl; sweet potatoes, S2.75@S.VO per bril-
seed sweet, II. so per brl.
NiNEgAE-por gal, Sale.
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Live stock.

CmcAGo H., May 1.-The Dropers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Rcceipts, 5000 head;
shipments, 5000 head; market steady;
steers, $3sO@i.90; stoclers and feeders,
S2.G0@3s0; cows, bulls and mixed, $50
CISCO; Texas fed steers, $3.s0@i.20.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head market slow and shade higher,
mixed, S5.35@5.55; heavy, S5;40@5.65; light,
g. 20@555; skips, Si.00@5. 10.
sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
loo head; market firm; wooded natives,
S550M8.50 shorn, $l5O@5S0; western,
S525@0.l5 Texans, S3,90@5,90; lambs, 50 0C
@075.
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te.si.tuus.

HAY.--Choicc. from store n5c@sioo. car
load from leycc oF depot as. iQ6tin No.
prime. store. ptap1ifc. car load from lcycc
or depot. tl5OjfisOn. prairie from storc,
Ola50c; car lead, from loyco or depot, 5000
@l30o.
Bn,s-From store. $50, from lc,cc Or
depot, teoO.
CohS-Ffom store, white, or. mixed. 5ac.
from leyce or depot, white, In bulk. SIC. in
sacks o.; MIXED, w bulk, h,c, w sacks, bic.
OAts-from stor, white, A.. mixed. iOc.
from lcvcc or depot, white, IN bulk. asc, In
sacks, 90, mixed, Ia bulk, SIC. w sacks, 5,,c.
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EXCHANGE.


EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east, on
demand, \ discount buying. New York and
principal cities north and east demand par
buying. New orleans, 81 discount buying.
Selling Ratcs-on New York, 81 per 81, 900
premium selling; on Cincinnati, 81. Louis or
Louisville, $3.50 per $1,000 premium ON all
sums on New Orleans, Sl.00 per $1,000 pre-
MUM. Prime commercial sterling, ii,s4i
@As5.
The market for local securities remains
unchanged and steady, with no sales re-
corded.
The local cotton market closed steady At
M advance Of l.l0c on all except the lowest
grade; sales today, 5000 bales.
Al New Orleans spots closed dcmandgood,
with futures barely steady and of . To !
points Liverpool wa, quoted active, prices
hardening middlng Orleans and uplands up
Lied. The New York spot market was
steady at an advance OF l-lGc, with futures
declined TO points, closing weak
Hubbard, Price & co. say: 1--WE had an
sotiyc market for certificates, and nuctun-
iions were cratic and numerous. Our nd
yances Of yesterday gave MS this morning a
fair report from Liverpool, nhd our market
opened firm ut last nights prices. Assisted
by some buying orders Tor southern account
prices advanced 2 10 points, and obtained
further advance of points on light New Or
leans receipts A. this time, When sellers
were scarce aud everybody seemed disposed
10 buy, prominent German house known
10 operators Tor foreign account, became a
free seller, aud their actions gave the sign
for quick and decided reaction. A few
minutes before nobody had anything for
sale. now everybody wanted 10 sell From
the highest prices lost u points for the old
and To points for the new crop, closing
weak from TO 4 points below yesterday
The enhanced price OF contracts In our mar
kct attracts shipments from the south 10 tlii
port, and We hear OF liberal movements IN
this direction"
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Groceries.

Corrrr Common la; ordinary, i0c; fair,
lee prime rio, Nc, choice 10 fancy, ~, old
government $50 hg firm.
SruAu-..Pufc white. sc. OF while. OAM
GNc. yellow clarified. u, @0Ac. open kettle.
bhm3Ac, refined A, CSC, standard grunu'
lated, 1itc. plantation formulated, nc,
powdered. ~. cut loaf w. firm.
Ncr.'l'ouisiana, 6lf@Gc, Carolina, Olfes
70. strong
CAsSEp Goops.-Pinc apples, o.. 90. Peaches
2 lhs. STANDARD, fl25. . he, standard, i2.7b
second, ti.55, > lbs, standard, t2.2o. Toma
toes 2 ibs standard. ti.lO. lbs, standard
ii2j. Strawberries, ti.T6 Raspbcfrie.
ti.Oo nlackbctiies, u 2toti 90. Greer
N.Ostsi.5e. Asparagus, i2O5al25. orcei
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A Word About Catarrh.

at Il tho mucous membrane, that wonderful
scminuld envelope surrounding the dclic-te W
sues Of tho air and food passage that Catarrh
makes IL stronghold. Once established. Il cats
into tho very ylials. and rcndor life but long
drawn breath oi misery and disease, DAZZLING the
rnsc OF hearing. trammcllnR the power OF speech,
destroying the faculty Of smell, ainilng the breath,
and killing the rchnei pleasures Of taste. lnsidi'
ously, by crccping on from a simple cold In The
head. Il assaults the membranous lining and
enyelops the boncs eating through the delicate
coats and causing Inflammation, tloufhing aud
death. Nothing short Of total eradication will 80
curc health 10 the patient aud all alternatives are
simply procnsilnsicd suffering, leading TO fatal
termination. sASFoHDs RADICAL CrRn by lNHA'
tAftoN and BY fNrERSAL administration, has never
iallci. even when the disease has made irighuul
inruads on delicnte constitutions hearing. smell
and taste have BEEN recovered, aud the di'case
thoroughly driven out"
sANTunna RADICAL CunT consists 81 one bottle
Of the RADICAL Guar. one box 81 CAfAnHiiAL tOi.
VIM and one iNrnoyrp lNuALrn, neatly wrapped
In one package. with full directions, price tLoo
rurrrn pHuo AND CHEMICAL Co. Bosros
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
uoyement. M the Leycc.

Arrivals-Wm. Bonner, New Orleans Rosa
Lee Osccola; Coahonn. Friars Point; City OF
Baton Rouge, New Orleans; Golden Rule,
Cincinnati.
Departures-Joe Peters, ST. Louis; VIM.
Bonner, Ohio river; City Of Baton Rouge, e,
Louis; Golden Rule, New Orleans; Rosa Lee,
0sceola; Coahoma, Friars Point.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon; Spots-Actiye; prices hard
cning. Sales, 1900 bales, OF which Amer
lean l2,AO0 bales. Receipts COCO bales,
ofwhich American i.lOObalcs. Closing quo.
tutions were as follows; Ordinary, I l5-lGd;
good ordinary, Billed. low middling . !-l6d;
good middlng, . 9lGd; midding uplauds,
D I-lGd; middling Orleans, SD.
Future opened steady aud closed very
steady ~ follows
THE price, are given IN pence and Giths,
thus lO3 means IG3Gid, aud SOL means
51-Gid1
Atip. m.-May, Z. 25d, buyers May-Junc,
5.2id, buyers Junc-July, a.2Jd, buyers; July
August. 52sd SELLERS August-Soptcmher,
AID buyers eptembcr-Octohcr Did,
buyers. 0stobcr. November, 512d, sellers;
Noycmber-Dcccmber 5,iOd, buyers scptcm'
Der, o. eDd, buyers.
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L,uns-Choicc, $500. common 20 good,
per head, s3O0eg3N.
IIoas.-Choice light o.; good, SCI com.
mon, &c.
OW,ss CArrir-Choicc, lClls.c good, 3iSCe
a.: ialr to medium, 81 scallawags, 5000 per
head
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NEW YORK, May 2.-For various classes OF
staples there was fair volume of business,
under which influence and steady demand
for cotton at the improved price delivered,
or one-quartcr within week, the tone OF
the market is stronger
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Cotton seed Products.

PmNr CRrpr Ou.--3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, 3jaBc; choice cooking summer
yellow, a0di0c; prime cotton seed meal,
slG hOTtl7O1. carload lots, less than car
iuaI ais ulCtIsi0
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t.rorerts..

Nrw YonK. May 2-CofIcc-spoi rio fair,
spot firm. OPTIONS morc active and higher
salcs, 5OOoo bags: May, tliiW@i.oS. June,
tii.i0eiii6; July, sio.S@iioo, August,
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Mage of the RI.er..

OTI1cE SIGNAL sTHyicE Y. r. A.,
MrNrHIs. May ?, y. M. !
The following observations are taken 81 All sta
lions named nj 18th meridian time, which II one
houf later than Memphis time.
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OH and TurDeutinc.

CLEVELAND, o., May 2.-petroleum easy;
3. W. 10, "a.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May 2,--Turpentine
firm, 22lS.
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Grain nn,, Provisions.


CHIcAGo, H., May 2.-In the absence of
any fresh bull news in wheat with fair re-
ccipis in corn and the published stocks Of
provisions about as estimated, prices took a
turn upward this morning In grain and pro-
Visions There was no unusual activity ear
~, no scramble 10 buy, but there appeared
TO bc firm undertOne 10 the markets, which
was quite in contrast with yesterday. May
wheat opened at Sic aud sold up to Sl94c be-
fore noon, and other futures after opening
shade better than last night, advanced sc
The news concerning wheat became more
bullish as the session advanced. Dispatches
from California reported the crop there in a
critical condition. Other influences were
the heavy shipments from Detroit and Du-
luth. Alter - o'clock whenever July wheat
approached or touched SIC the crowd went
wild, aud the sellers were So numerous and
50 noisy that a bid for the stuff at Sic or $40
siltc, could not be heard. July, the leading
option, opened at S39Sc, sold down 10 $3.50
l,c, advanced TO SIC, nuctuatcl between
SIC and S3jfC for some time, advanced 10
81 g, reacted aud closed nt Si2sc.
The corn market was without special feat
urcs except that IL was firm aud higher.
Prices started ~ ON yesterday, with an up
ward tendency, but unlike yesterday there
was no kick back, and each point gained
was pretty well sustained 10 the close. The
advance for the day amounted 30 about &c,
aud closing prices were about the outside
Tor all futures. May sold up TO 5Gc. July
ranged at 5i7t@dj.c and 5jl4c, closing at
65Ec.
There was quite an active speculative
trade In oats. and the market was strong
throughout, especially 10 for the nearer de-
liycries. July opened nt 32Ac, sold up "a
32i.m32'sc, and closed ut 32Dsc.
Stocks OF provisions posted today showed
decrease during April of 1900 barrels Of
pork, GOO tierccs Of lard aud 10000
pounds Of short ribs. The stock Of lard was
larger than expected, being Il,iJ0 tierces,
but there n n good shipping demand. and
400 tierces being reported being shipped
the last two days Hogs were weaker and
lower, but despite good showing made by
stocks, the market was firm, especially adj
yanccd i2isc ON pork, i2lfdl5c ON Lard, AM
| 5a7c ON short ribs. Trading In lard ant
pork was not large but Ia short ribs an In
crease was apparent July pork opened n
| $3.50. advanced 20 $3.50 and closed n
| $3.50. July lard sold at s7.p7 HMSi0. ant
| closed Of $SU1is. July ribs sold at S7.37 "a
| 7.I5. and closed nj T.i5
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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TxcIfANdr orOTATIoNa.

Ordinary, 7'fc' good ordinary, s.lcc; low
niddling, . Slice middllnF, 0giGc, god
niddiing, eiEi middling fair 10 5.i6c, fair,
nominal
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New York Dry Goods MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2-Wool quiet and
gtouIV
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impofis-N &CRh q. N6TRRn LAHn
n G. O&HWhh o. LSo& TRhii. KC.s&
hkRit ken ABR H. a. steamer, 20, wagons
n Total. o. bales
Erpgs-N slf L&NR
q. C5f>c o &swRh 20 sicanen north, go To.
tl. i,pe taieI
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fpois opened fisady aHd tlosed steady.
middling, o 10. halss. 90 bales Quota.
lions were ~ follows Ordinary, 7.e. good
ordinary, ii'iGr low misldiinF . OLE.
ding fair, 10 i5-iGc; fair, n pi0c.
FUTURES opened steady and ciosed
weak. NJ follows May. 0swto.sl; June. y NJ
1850 July O.DOltiO.O0 August, i0Os. Sep.
tember. D. s6ap.7d; October 0.i0C,072 No.
sembcr, o3sfga3e December. b.Spao.to
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chesapeake aud ohio Route.

Leaves Arrives
east Mail...... $50 am aFast Mall. $50 pm
EAST Ex......l0O0 pm eFnst Ex........... i:l5am
eRipley Ao..... 40 pm oRipley Ac.....- s40am
Mail and express trains run solid between Mem.
phis and Louisville. Pullman buffet sleeper runs
on mail and sleeping aud reclining chair car on oS'
press Three hours quickest time 10 Chicago
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
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nrOXlsiOns.

Frsn-Mackcrel half brs, No. T. 1928;
No. 2 1918; lob kit No. /, Sl.l5;. No. =
$40 Dry herring family, Doc per box
Hoo PRoDucrs-Firm; mess pork, sl5Weg
1850; sugar cured hams l0A@ll &c; break
fast bacon, lOl9@llAc; bacon, clcar rib
sides, s5SOsIc; bulk pork, clear sides, SO
SIC; clear rib Sides 7A@7bc; long clear,
75sm79ic; shoulders, exc.
LAEp.-.'Tcs, ne; half brls, sc; kegs SIC;
choice kettle, sjsc quiet.
FREsn MrArs---ChOce beef, headquarters,
&c; forcquartcrs 4@5c; second grade, hind
quarters, &c; forequartcrs, sac. Sheep, 0lac'
Hogs, 7lS6JSc.
Pos FErr--Brls, $780, half brls, $1,000
$50; kegs, $3.50.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ga PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middiing Cotton. o o-loc
Sales Today, s. 1000 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market stoady-Meats
Firm.
ArrEAL OFFICE !

AprEAL OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May 2. lsSS
There Is a steady demand for money at the
current rate, per cent, and the supply is
sufficient for all business purposes.
Tho clcarinq.house report is rs follows
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corn, $l.15GI.45 Green peas, I.GOg ;n'
Cove oysters, full weight, ID, 0bc; lbs,
$I.65@i75; light weight, ID, GOa05c lbs,
sl.l0. Condensed milk, Crown, S75@5 'Soi
Eagle, S7.75; Swiss, 1919. Salmon, 's9i
sardines 1915; mustard sardines so'ooi
Mackerel, $3.50; herring mackerel, SIP J.,
CANpIrs-Stick, all sizes, In bxs, pals and
brs, S@iOc; fancy assorted, sH@l1c; extra
fancy. lS6125c firm. :,
CmEEsr-New York factory case; full
cream, l2@l3c; Young America, l3ml4c.
SCARS AND CASDLEs-Soap, 3GoHci can
dies full weight, SA@Oc.
SALT--Saginaw, Sl,3jGli0 per brl; ONO
river 81 20GDl 25 per bril- SKIS, fine, ~ 500 Az
MIXED brls, Si0.5O mixed, 29i@7c.
MoLAssRs-Louisana, common TO fair, 200
Dc; prime to choice, 33a3Sc; fancy, iOtd lbci
common to fair, 2O@23ciprimc to choice, ~
6g3jc; syrup, 2OglOc; quiet.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The looal cotton market opened very nrm
and closed steady middllng, pOiCc. Sales.
1000 bales, including lCo last evening. Of
which 100 10 exporters and LOO 10 spin.
aarw
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LONDON, May ., pm.-Cbn closed at
at 30 ll-lG for money and 80 1916 for the
account June. The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England, on bal
ance today is 1858, 900. Bar silver is quoted
at i2Ad per ounce.
PARIS, May 2,--Thrce per cent rentes
s2f l71!c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
Nrw ORLEANS, La, May 2.--Clearings,
S1,H7 200.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May l.--Clearings, g, 50l,-
l3i balances, $40, 100.
NEW YoRK, May 2.-Clcarings, SAG, 0l6,'
300 balances, S,ll730j.
BosroN, Mass, May 2.-Clearings, $685.
34733O; balances, $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2.---Clcarings SlI,
2Gs $40; balances, Sl,0i2, 70l.
Sr. LorIs, Mo-, May 2.---Bank clearings
today, I0jl ,l3S; balances, SjjjC3O.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2.---Tho extra bushes;
incident TO the first OF the month made
marked increase In bank clcurings. The
aggregate for the day was Sli,00300O.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-18
About Mammoth Glover.

You have got me in trouble by stating
that l raised mammoth clover and might
have seed for sale. If | had seed for sale
the notice would have been valuable ad-
verhsement for me; but as | have not,
please allow me space to publicly answer
numerous correspondents.
raised no mammoth clover seed in 1887.
The extreme drought and hot weather
of the late summer and fall of $50 nearly
destroyed the whole crop; but the seed
shattered off in harvesting the crop of that
season made beautiful stand last spring,
and afforded an excellentpasture the whole
season, going into winter quarters in great
shape. | anticipate good crop the COM
ing season.
Now to answer few questions of CORE
spondents as to the character and habits of
mammoth clover. Like common red clover,
it is biennial, but from its habits of heavy
seeding, ! believe on rich land it will prove
eternal, the old plants being replaced by
new ones from the seed. 1t only differs
from common red clover by growing larger
and maturing later, starts equally early in
the spring. From my acquaintance with
it, | consider it superior as a fertilizer and
as pasture. 1t natures with timothy,
and therefore | think it is preferable for
mixing with that standard grass for hay
l have never had any trouble in getting a
stand. Have always made 1t point to
buy seed direct OF the producer Several
times sending nine hundred miles for it,,
unless had my own raising. 1t is very
important to sow fresh, pure seed. would
not pay half price for seed had any mis-
givings about.
Sow at the rate of one bushel to six
acres. Don't SOW with grain. Now with
machine when weeds get to be eighteen
inches or two feet high, and repeat the
operation, if necessary, again during the
season. Follow these directions and YOU
will succeed, and you need not worry about
| it.-Edwin SNYDER IN Kansas Farmer.