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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Residence Burne6.

Special ts the Gazette
LAMPAsAs, TEX Jan. Is At 9 80 this
morning the residence of Mr.. John Moore
burned; cause, defective fiue. The loss
is 500 About half the household goods
were destroyed; insured for 5000, 500
on house, 500 on contents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
AUss!a,
EVERY HOUSE IN ST. PETERS BUR-
SEARCHED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. IS General
Dresser, Project OF St. Petersburg, on the
night Of January Il ordered that
every house il the city be searched. The
result was the arrest of S67 persons. Ore
house was set on fire oy the occupants
and several nihilist printing machines
and & large numoer OF revolutionary pam
phlets were burned. The occupants Of
the residence were unable 20 escape and
were arres ted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
George Gould a. Bonham.

Special % the GaZette.
BoNHAM, TEX, Jsu. Is -Gould's soa
George and Manager Clarke, sccompsni, d
by other railroad officials, passed through
this city to-day on special. They are
making tom OF inspection Of the entire
Gould system. The company made s
short stop at this place.
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At BestOn.

Special TO the Gazette.
RELToN, TEX, Jan. Is The weather
is fair to-day and the temperature higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
At EsstlaEd d..
Special to the Gazette.

EAsTLAND, TEX, Jan. 1s.-The ground
hiss been frozsn from four to nine inches
deep mere ever stree the 1ltb, and old
settlers say that lsst Saturdays noriher
was the most severe ever experienced in
this portion OF the stste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
at Richmond

Special to the Gazette.
RICHMOND, TEX, Jan. s-The
weather is still very cold. Everything is
perfect sheet OF ice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
At Abilene.

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE sun is
shining warm and bright this morning
and it will not DE many days till the farm
ers begin TO turn the soil again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Fifteen Deaths in uns County

O'NEILL, NEB, jan. Is Fifteen per-
sons persisted in last Thursdays etorm in
Custer county alone. The loss Of stock is
said to be enormous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Alban1 Arou.ed.

Special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, TBx., Jan. Is The Albany
railroad committee is keeping alive TO the
importance OF The Chi ago and 2ock
Island and the members are diligently
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

ARLINGTON, Tex, Jan. 17.-Another
blizzard struck US this evening sbont 8
O'Clock.
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THE RAILROADS.
The Contract Let for Crawling the
Yards of the st. Louis, Ar
kansas and Texas.

a Pocket Time. TabIe-A Wonderful Story
eff q TeleGrsph Operstor-Cotton
Holt Depots-GeReral News.
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working. A few of the committee ar,
now out for the purpose OF assisting the
surveyors in running the preliminary line
from Abilene to this place.
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At BeevIlie.
orrespondenee Of the Gazette.

BREWLLs, TEX, Jan. 17.-Just after
midnight on Sunday orning, the 18th,
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Cranbsrxasr. Crsnba,

Cranoerxlss, CrsnberrIes
Order these fran the Fort Wo-
Grocer Co. Tasy aS.gett,ng fresh ssr
mentS every lev dsVs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

NU HiI 61fhCs NUtIIE8 WOUku 0fSN GIG ouuN,
ing of good county roads in the north par
nf = IL hor AhiS hridco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

iae:z uowasuz vii upzsFssy5s s...s.D.
Texas, hsve fog selsssssFfssed mesl and
hnIIs tho hest ,tuzssssaa sseI Ior cattle Or
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for inter-state. first prize, $1,000; secord.
s2EOfl: third. $1,000: Srsk nrizs for state,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

rnat Uspera & bros, wnoiessie denlers
and msnufsclurerss Keep pone but the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

? 81 : U-rrCvKs
kndled 81 the Fort
- 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
At Arlington.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Gazette
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Tur Chickasaw Is the Wednesday packet
for points on White river To Newport.
TnE Eugene clears Tuesday at . pm, for
Arkansas river, going through TO Pine BluiT.
TmE Gayoso leaves tomorrow evening at o
o'clock for Tiptonyillo and points on the up
per coast
TnE city Of Providence Of the Anchor
line, leaves here this morning for Nicksburg
and Natchcz.
Tux report that the W. W. O'Ncill had
broken n shaft is not correct. She Is making
good time southwark.
THE Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis
will pass here this evening nj I o'clock ON
her way from Natchcz a. St. Louis.
TuE City of New Orleans passed down
from 81. Louis Ia the city after which she IN
named yesterday afternoon with good trip.
G. II. BRYAN Co. = new tug, which il being
constructed at raducah, hy Capt III Murray,
will, II is thought, bc completed hy July I.
Cart. JosErn l.. HAnpIs, well known In
river circles, died In New Orleans last
"Wednesday after brief but painful illness.
" Is reported that Capt q. H. bryan will
command the ferry steamer being built by
Capt Charlie Hunter Tor the West Memphis.
Packet company.
Tomorrow the James Ice will resume her
trips Ia Frinrs Point relieving the Cuahomn
which will take the place Of the Kate Adams
In the Arkansas City trade The latter
steamer will hc taken 10 raducah 10 undergo
q general oycrhnuling.
Carr. JoiN liRowN. of New Orleans In,
contracted with the llowapls. ~ Jefferson
Vile. for new stcrnwhccl boat fnr the Rnyor
sara trade. She will hc 20 feet long. ~ fcrI
beam aud az foot hold. with engine 2Oincl
cylinders, foct stroke. She will be read,
iur the iall trade.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK. June g-Moncy on call easy
NJ per cent, closed, offered nt =. Prime
mercantile paper iHG. Sterling exchange
dull but steady nj is6h for sixty day bills
and iSsl for demand.
Government bonds wcrc dull and steady.
State bonds wrro very dull anu steady.
The stock market closed the week today
duh aud weak. though the volume oi busi.
ness was somewhat larger than for the cor
responding hours u the pruyiou, days u tho
week. The opening was weak nt declines cN-
t,nling tD = per cent, aud the graugcn
were the only features developed for over an
hour. There was free selling " those stocks
for western account, aud Northwestern aud
st. Paul ,oon took the lead in the decline.
London aud commission houses were
doing nothing aud thc professionals were
bcnrish on the uniayomhlo dispatches
from the west and the later reduction In
pig irun tolls. 81. Paul common lust
per cent, the preferred ~, and late Ia
the session the movement reached Rock
Island, which dropped ~. The tmn,ic-
tiuns IN the rrst IT the list were without In
tcrcst except in Oregon improvement which
resumed H. upward course, and after open.
ing mp ? per cent gained u more. There
was more animation in the general list to-
ward the close. but the market was dun
throughout and closed weak at the lowest
price. reached. Oregon improvement gained
2gI. but Rock Island Is down pa Northwest
crn -, sL Paul preferred y and the COM
mon per cent
There was the usual quiet business In rail.
rad bonds but the market presented n
marked contrast a. the dealing IN shares
being hm throughout, though the changes
IN quotations wcro for small fractions as a
rule Tho sales amounted W ijl3.D0, ~
which Texas Pacific new hnb furnished
$4,000.
''hc total sales 81 stock, today were 81. "a,
shares. Closing quotations
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R2Co&swRR,2 ,M&BRR g. steam
ers, l; wagons, s Total, 90 bales.
Exports--M &CRR, TO- oSswRR,AEL l., n
o & r. 1851 Total, 1856 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened firm and closed firm;
middling, 10 Lice. Sales, 400 bales. Quo.
tations were as follows; Ordinary. 5-l6c;
good ordinary, SIC; low mddling, csc;
middling, 10 l-l6c; good middling, 10 Slice;
middling fair, llc fair, Ike.
Futures opened firm and closed steady, as
follows: June, 10.01@1O.02; July, 10000
1910; August i0,ls@1o.l9 September, 9.7O@
oil; October, 9.4s@9.49; November, 9.Ss@
$50; December 9.39@940; January, 9.47@
a4S; February, 9.45@9.55; March, 962@963;
April, e7O@9.7l; May, 97s@9.79 Sales, 49,
600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling 0 7-l6c. Sales, 1850 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, Z NC;
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, Sl5-l6c;
middling 97-l6c; good middling 0 13-16c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
at an advance, as follows June, 9.43@9. A;
July, 9.4S@949; August 9.a7@a4s; Septem-
Der, 0.15@9.l6; October, s97@s.99; Novem-
Der, S.92@s.93; December, S9i@s95; Janu-
airy, 9.02@903; February, 9ll@o12, March,
o.2O@9.2i; April, 9.2s@930; May, 9.3iq9.36.
Sales, 6,7Oo bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Nothing Of interest trnnspircd In the gen.
cral market today. values being unchanged
The amount Of grain In store at the elevator
Is as follows: Corn, 1926 bushels; oats
1,Ol7 bushels. In New York speculation is
confined IN the main 10 coffee, aud even In
that large percentage Of the deal iswith an
outside element Buyers have met their
necessities for the present, and with a ~
viyal Of the idea that Europe may have
stock 10 spare suficicntiopvvcntnny actual
scarcity In this country, investment T. made
with the catcsi caution. At New Orleans
there Is no change In the grocery market a.
10 sugar molasscs or rice, aud prices re-
main unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 50 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 80 discount buying 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis.
willie, demand par buying, $3.50 per 81, 900
premium selling.
No stock call board session today, and
consequently no official changes in the lists
of local securities. II Is rumored that the
call board will not probably hold another
meeting until the opening of the ensuing
business season, in September or October.
The local cotton market closed quiet with
sales at 375 bales At New Orleans spots
closed steady, middling and good middling
advanced l-l6c, other grades unchanged.
Futures up points closing steady ut an adj
vance. The Liverpool market showed hard
ening tendency with futures firm at an adj
vance Of 2 to points. The New York spot
market closed firm with futures steady and
up to points.
The Commercial Bulletin states as to the
cotton market that ''the maintenance of the
position upon fairly even keel is still
: matter Of remark and by many accepted as
an indication Of nervousness regarding the
chances for the balance of the crop year,
with leaning toward the idea that leading
longs are planning for final campaign in
August as afIording them the last oppor
tunity TO get out with something like re-
cuperation on preyious losses The shipping
away Of desirable cotton and continued fair
interest manifested in the better qualities,
both by the home and foreign spinners, re-
mains rs feature TO help TO reduce
and concentrate the supply, with every
reason TO believe that under the back
ward conditions Of growth new cotton
will be scarce and this, together with
the manner In which August is taken
care Of, creates more or less apprehension
among those who would be hurt by n
squeeze on that month. On the other hand,
however there are plenty who believe that
the August squeeze has been too well advcr-
tised 10 amount TO anything, and that when
the time arrives there is likely 20 be Just rs
much supply as the position requires, or n
little more, and unloading instead OF cover.
ing demand will prove the feature Briefly,
q is simply question Of manipulation or
liquidation, supposed TO be dependent upon
the move Of one or two leading operators"
IMPORTS.
One hundred SKIS bran, IL brls beans and
peas, ~ pkgs butter, 100 pkgs bacon, 800
pkgs boots and shoes. 3, 500 bu corn, ~ pkgs
cheese, 1870 SKIS coffee, l25 brls lime ESQ brls
cement car cotton seed. - pkgs dry goods,
IS pkgs eggs, $50 brls -four, go bales hay.
20 pkg. hats. 10 head hogs, 90 head cattle,
100 head horses and mules, 200 pkgs lard,
1900 feet lumber, - pkgs liquors, 300 brls
l.rlg Ess.a
bu oats 20 brls onions, 40 brls potatoes. 10
brls pork, 3 cars pork Sides 100 pkgs rice.
100 brls sugar, 30 pkgs tobacco aud 800 bu
wheat.
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= y p a Omaha pfd, los
Tenn Coal 4 Iron. an
Texas Pacific 1915
Iol \ 0hioCen pld, 10
Union Pacific, SsJs
United states Ex. Il
Wabash, ST l. & =, ~
W 81 L& 4 pid. 22k
Wells Fargo Exp, iS0
Western Union, 70
American Cot Oil, 81
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Kansas a Tex, ilx
Lake Erie a West. ltA
lake Erie a w pfd. az.
Lake Shore, e0%
Louisville & Nash, So
LOUSY & N Albany, 81
Memphis & Charlcst. 90
Michigan Central, -
NIL, l. ) & w. so
NJ, l. 5 & w ptd, SOY
Min & st Louis, "a
Min 4 st Louis pfd. 10
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CoRx Mr,L-Standard, t2ajd3O1 pearl,
g 10. roller, sl2OCsJ -; steady.
BrANs AND PEAs-Nayy beans, s2.I5; me.
dunn, $3.50.
oar MEAte-In half brls., $3.50 from store.
FLOuR-From store. common, 3ipNAj. -.
family, Sii5. choice, sL3g fancy tL1g cN-
ira fancy, H.si, patent, s5.2j0t54O, steady.
CnAcErrs-sola, treble extra, Be-, ginger
snaps. bsNshc assorted iumblcs, iOttl2c.
CRAcKED WnEAT-ln half barls, $3.50 from
store.
HoNfNY AND 0Rirs-From store, s32j.
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CASH quolaiion. v1ro " follows

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour quiet aud unchanged.
No 2sprinr wheat So ,b,Nc. Nos spring
what. No. 2 rrd, sG'4c, No. cpm. 81 &c.
Ne. oats 31'sc No. 2 rye. Gtr. No. 2
barley. ~ fGsc. 30 I niK seed, $50. primo
timothy seed. faiOf1lf
Mes Pork-Pcr brI. fil.mMltOO. lnrl. per
iD lbs $50 short rib sides, luu-r,
s7hi. dry slltcd shoulder, boxed. g. IJ@
G2t short clear side. boxed. sNiOHNt5.
R,ccipts-ilour 400 hrls wheat. A.
uJl hu, corn, ajlUu bu. oats, 2Jl,uIu bu,
rye 100 bu; barley, ipIu hu.
Shipmrnts-fluuf MUS hrg wheat ~
OOl bu. corn, $500 hu. oats, $4,000 bu,
rye iu1D bu barley 5000 bu.
ST. Louis. June q 4 Flour steady and quiet
Wheat opened veal and declined IN hrirish
ndyiurs. but the Or report u government
crop average being a. advanced the market
cents in three minutes Later this was
corrected, the nycru a.ui 7i.3cnusingh bruk.
bat the general opinion that The crop report
was very bad no bcsI caused bplrsh feeling
a. prcdominatc. tI.ufh the close WIS IT,
higher than ycst,Hlv. No. p cash. srisc.
June s1N@s1hc. closing sou July, $50
SIZE, closing $40 August Sifts1C closing
SIC. December, 80. unlhr. closing oi'sc;
Cum-Dull aud very weak early, but
closed nrm. cash. O. sWisAr. June, closed
iSilc July $50 90. closing 81 August
pNaio'fc. closing i''.c year, JsHw5sAc.
closing jSkc.
oais-Easyi cash SIC. June, 3iNo. July,
2si.C.
Ryc-Nolhlng doing Barley Nominal
limn-Gic. Comm Steady t2si
llhy-sioidy. prim timothy OjHlhjo.
prairie. tii.OOe,i3UI
Buttcr-lIcavy; creamery ii9i7c, dairy,
l2NIitC Egvs--nu.| ~.
Poyisions-StcaI. lurk-iiiW. Lard
-tAi2is. Dry kaIi meats boxed -shuul
drr., tlU1. long cl1r, ti62isttI7i, clear
ribs, E.s3 8ms.OO. short clears, tNOOa.i2if.
bacon boxed = Huullor, WGlls long
clears, ssii. clear ribs $50 short clears,
a. GjmA15
Ilams-li055ftiI r.
llrCoipts-flour. aup hflg wheat HDu
bu. corn. $1,000 b. oats, 1000 bu, rye,
none, barley, mona
shipmcnts-Fiouf iUDlhhE wheat, 100
bu, corn, 1900 lI. oats, 400 bu, rye,
none. barley, none
KAMN CRY, No. June Wheat
Quiet, No soft B No rcd winter,
July and August. 'H i.krd. Corn Weak,
No cash, lggsc assrd. June, t0HCgt6 So
asked. July, 90 BID. iGisc asked. Al.
gust, i0hc bid. OlH=NO 2. August, 2lMc
bid, gli.c asked
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY, JUNE To- 1888.

lated, TIC; plantation granulated, re;
powdered, Sc; cut loaf Sc; steady.
CoFFEE--Common, l6c; ordinary. lie.
fair, lSc; prime Rio, l9c; choice to fancy, 2lc;
Old government, 3OG32c; quiet
RIoE-Louisiana, 5I<@6]5c; Carolina, 6]I@
&c; quiet.
CANNED GooDs-Pine apples, 81. rs; Peaches,
? lbs, standard, 500; 3lbs, standard, s.. 90;
second, $3.50, lbs, standard, 500. Toma-
toes, lbs, standard, $l.0G lbs, standard
N.l5. Strawberries, sl75. Raspberrics,
$l60i Blackberries, $l.lO(ai. 25; Green cages,
H.76@lS5. Pears, 81. 20ta1 75.lPums, 81. IS
gl.75. Asparagus; $2.65@425. Green corn,
'2oCgL40 Green peas, Sl.60@l.90, Cove
oysters full weight ID, 95c; 2 lbs, 81 IS
gl.Io light weight, l lb. 60@65c; 2 lbs,
N,l0. Condensed milk. Crown, s.. 75@5. 50;
Eagle, 1913; Swiss 1918. Salmon, $l.s5
Sardines, 1915 mustard sardincs, $500
Mackerel, $3.50; herring mackerel, $l.25.
CANDlEs-Stick, all skies, in bxs, pals and
brls, SalOc fancy assorted s@l5c; extra
fancy, lSG25c; firm.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair, 20
Ca2oc; prime TO choice, 33@3Sc fancy, 400
4oc; centrifugals, common b. fair, 2Oa25c
prime to choice, 3O9S5c; syrup, 20940c;
steady.
CHEEsE-New York factory, case; full
cream, l2@l3c; Young America. lSdiic.
SALT-Saginaw, 81 .30@l.35 per bril- Ohio
river, Sl2Odl.25 per bril- SKIS, fine, 81. $500
lao; coarse, Sl.10@l.l5; pkts, 2Ma7c.
SoArs AND CANDLEs-SOap, 395lSc. Can
dies, full weight, SA@0c.
STARCH-3Ik@3kc
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1.-Two stock.

CHICAGO H., June 9-The Drorcrs'
Journal reports; Cattle Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments, none. Market steady. Bceves,
&30@i50; cows and mixed. 81, s5C03 40;
siockers and feeders, $2.i0@+l0; Texas cat
tie, S265G1i.l 5
Hogs-Receipts, l0,000 head; shipments,
none Market slow, So lower. Mixed, -. 40
605.7o; heavy, $5,55@5,75; light $4,000. 65;
pigs and oulls, 81 O0C0555.
Shecp-Reccipts, 5000 head; shipments,
none Market weak. Natives, $4.OO6D5, 40;
Texans, $2.00@L00; western, sS.0o@S3. 60;
spring lambs, Si.6O0G4. so
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HAY-Choice, from store, 0ic6tiO0, car
Load. from lcvcc or depot fis.50HinO1
drlme, store, DOa02iSc. car load. from lcyco
or depot, sl7.0OenisOo; prairie, from store
Old70c, car load, from loyco or depot, 5000
mt3.OO.
BnAS-From store, $1,000; from lcyoc or
depot ti0J0dlTOO.
ConN-from store. white Csc mixed, 0Gc.
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, Ggc In
,acks. Olc mixed in bulk, Ole. In sacks, &c
OArs-frum store, white, sGc; mixed, Sc,
from loyco or depot, white. In bulk, &c; in
sacks, iic; mixed, In bulk, 3sISc, In sacks,
ale.
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No. 2, f075, lob hit No. !, ti.t5. No 2,
tLiO Dry herring. family. 2jc per box.
FHrsn MEArs-Choico beef, headquarters.
i0c; forcquartou, &C.; second grade, hind.
quarters, Be- iorcquartou, &c. sheep, Nc.
Hog, Nc.
Hoo PEopucrs-Strong, mess pork, 5000.
sugar cured hams, HAZE. breakfast bacon,
i0hMiik &c, bacon, clear rib sides, pNt1tsC,
bulk pork, clear sides, SIC, clear RIB sides,
SIC: long clear SIC; shoulder, csc
LARD-rcs, SIC half brls, SIC, kcgs SIC,
choice kettle, go, strong.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
cRoP ~ SIGHT, JUNE s.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
June o gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 1854 23 bales, against 2,OG6,-
32s In 1851. These figures indicate a de-
crease OF coiton In sight Of 2l2,5 05 bales, a.
compared with the same date in 1857 and
a decrease Of 2js,GiO bales as corlparcd with
same dale i'm iSlg
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L,Nns--Choicc, 500 common to good,
per head, Sl.5OM3OO.
Hoos--Choicc light, 5@5Lc, good so
&c; common, iif0iisc.
ClrtLE--Choicc, 4CellSc; good, 3'sGic:
choice gmss cattle; 393Iac, good, 2lsd3c;
~Cllluwags, nominal.
sHEn-Choice, iailIc; medium, 3ls@ic.
common, Sl.U1ts 30.
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June, sisso@is.5o; July, $l2io@i2. 90;
1890; October, $lO.1o@l02o; December,
$40 o5@i0.20 January, $1,000; February,
SlO.l5; March Sl0.l5; April, Sl0.2o@l TO- %;
May, S020GDl0. y. Sugar---Quict and UNI
changed, refined dull; yellow, s 6-lG@5%c.
MolaSsos--Dull Rice-Firm
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Psoriasis, or Scaly Skin.

], John J, Case, ID, II. <, having pmcticcd den.
tisry In this county Tor thirtyhye years and being
wel-snown TO thousands hcrcabous, with a view
to help any who ar afflicted rs | have been for the
nIEs curnd me OF Psoriasis or Scaly skin In eight
days alter the doctors with whom had consulted
gave mo no help or encouragement
Newton, n. J, JOHN j. CASE ID. ID. g.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spot Hardening tendency.
Sales, u, 500 bales, of which American, 1900
bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, of which Amer
lean, 5000 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows; Ordinary, AID; good ordinary,
3D.; low middling, 3 3-lGd; good middling
el6d; middling uplands, 5Ad; middling
ordinary, 7-lGd.
Futures opened firm but quiet and closed
firm.
THE prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus 4.63 means .636id, and sol means
5.i-Gid.1
At p.m--June, 5.26d, sellers; June-July,
525d, buyers; July-August, 52jd. buyers
August-September 8. 25d, buycrs;Scptcmber-
October, 5.i5d, sellers October-Noyembcr,
aid, sellers; November December, 6.09d
sellers; December-January, 5.Ood, sellers;
September, 5.2jd, buyers.
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ST. LOWS, Mo-, Juno -wool--S,oady
Unwashed - bright medium, l4@22l &c
coarse braid ii@l9c active and values firm
low sandy, i0@l7c; fine light l2@lSc; fine
heavy, l0@l6c. b-waShcd-Choice, sac
inferior, 2S6I3oc; sacks. lO62Oc,
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INV YoRK, June 0.-The market was
quiet in all respects. On Monday agents
will advance prices as follows New York
mills, siS-inch blcached, 10 lie first call, see
ond 20 none Oakland, SO inch blcachcd, &c
each, first call and second to none Il and "a
blcachcd &c each.
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PEmE CRuBE Ou,-3l@32c prime summer
yellow, 3jHj0c; choice cooking summer vel.
low, Wdluv; prime cotton seed meal. $3.50
6fsi7,uO, carload lots; lc,, than carload
sIz UDnik 10
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CfScNSArt. o.. juno 0.--whlsky.-Qulci
Sales, 40 barrels lH.shcl goods on basis
Of ella Huttof-al Ifm kuFhf-stcaly.
EgIu-Easicr at 49,. Dlocse-Ensy.
Cmcloo. m, Jurs on the Produce cN.
change today, tho butter market demand
extra good. crcamsry and dairy, i89iOLo
EfTr-firm. frosh liftii4c.
NEW YoHx, jim q Coffee Spot, fair
Rio, nominal, 10 options 3O6gh5 point
lower and fairly ari.,c. sales, $500 bag