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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-25

LoSDos, March "a, 2pm-C onsols closed
at l0l SIG Tor money and 1OlK for the
account The amount ~ bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance today
was 100000 I1g
PARIS, March 2i--Thfae per cent. rentcs,
s2f 2Hc for the account
BANK cLExnrYGs.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2i.-Clearings ST.
FOG, 702; balances, $685.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Marcel 2l.-Clearings
today, $0036,7 ii; balances, 81 1852 2l3, For the
week ending today--Clearings Sj9,2Isi3TU
balances, ss,407, 800
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March l--Clearhigs for the
week were S53, 100, 45i, an increase OF SO per
cent as compared with the corresponding ndg
week last year. Clcarings today $i2s,o99.
BosTos, Mass, March p. -Clearings, $l2,-
5S5, l0i; balances, 81 ,5l3,9S5. For the week
Clearlngs, Ss7, 636s3s; balances, $40, l25,6I6.
For the corresponding week in iss7-Clcar-
ings, S70345, 09l balances, 81, S73,32S.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March "a. --Clearings today,
81, 48i ,607 balances, 1903, 43l. This week.
Clearings, Sl6, 1856, 1885, balances, s3GD8, 727.
Last wcek-Clearings, $l7,0j2, 1913; balances,
81, 220,0 60. Corresponding week OF 1851
Clearings, $l6,035, sol; balance, s2,i0I,0S9
NEw York, March 2i.--The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re
serve, decrease, $J99,0o5; loans, decrease,
1871 COO specie, decrease, 1851 800; legal ten
ders, decrease, S056 700; deposits, decrease,
81, $40, 900; circulation, decrease, 5000. The
banks now hold 50 4l3,225 in excess OF the
% per cent. rule Clearing today were Sl03,
1877, 0S3; balances "a 1860, SOS.
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CHICAGO ILL.,, March 24--At the opening
OF change today there was every indication
from the temper OF the crowd that still
lower points would be reached by the lead
ing grains and provisions, In fact, wheat
opened point lower than IL had touched,
May being quoted at 501sc. The wheat mar
ket was at tho mercy Of the manipulators at
the start, but after the opening II was left
20 itself for some time, and May advanced
10 70Ac. Weakness returned later, ON re-
newcd selling by the professionals, and the
price Of May was kept between 76hc and
10Ikc the greater part OF the time until the
close. which was at the latter figure.
After n somewhat irregular action the corn
market closed &c 10 &c better than last
nights prices, and nc lower than the price
one week ago. The receipts here this morn
ing were less than expected, and the addi-
tional trouble on the Burlington led 10 the
belief that receipts would be still lighter for
n time. The first action OF the market was
downward, however, aud continued pound
ing until May went from 40Js@50c TO 1910
i0Xc; then Il rallied TO 609sc, the best point
OF the day, and closed at 6Oc.
Oats sold at or near last nights prices,
closing n shade ilrncr and higher. May sold
at 90,ld30lfc, and closed at 3Oskc.
The bears INDUCED inAnother raid on pro-
visions and succeeded In forcing prices
lower than at any prcvionS time In months
Pork was the feature AMI came out In large
lots more rapidly than operators expected
Margins have been called sharply OF late,
some being below sl3. Small longs saw
nothing In the situation u. warrant holding
aud unloadcd. Opening salfs were the high
est and closing almost the lowest showing .
decline Of i2hc FROM yesterdays closing
figures. Shorts covered on the decline
brokers, supposed TO represent the bulls, also
bought but failed to-snSiain the market
MAY pork sold at tl3.30@i337h, and closed
at Si8.87X. Lard broke .S67hc. with fail
| trading at 81 is@7. So May short ribs dc
clined nc; May cold Of N.io@Ii5 and
closed nj $40.
The leading futures ranged a. follows;
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made yesterday In cur.
rent quotations. Eggs are shade hrmcr.
There Ia no change 10 note In the condition
Of the New Orleans sugar market, and prices
are steady o, previous quotations. The dc
mand Is moderately fair, aud open kettles
are wanted. Molasscs & In fair demand,
with prices well maintained. Rcboilcd goods
are In fair request There Is no change re-.
ported In the clean rice market; the demand
Is fair, rough rice Is quiet with only moier-
ate demand. Tho Chicago Jou1ial n Com
p'sre says 'rhc consumption OF sugar per
capita differs greatly In various countries,
Tor some reason not apparent or fully ex.
planned, and tho English speaking people
seem 10 have q sweet tooth IN their heads,
for England leads the whole list Of com.
mcrcial nations, and the United States comes
next The consumption Of sugar In 1851 In
the United gtatcs was i,saa, 900 tons Of 22lO
pounds, which, on the basis Of 0o0oo,0Oo In.
habitanis, would be nfiy.iwo pounds per
capita against about sixiy.siS and a half
pounds per capita In England"
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yellow clarified, 64@C%c; open kettle, 6,Sce
bNc; refined a, G7{o; standard granulatcd,
Tnc; plantation granulated, nc; powdered,
sJscgsslc; cut loaf, SlE@s94c; steady.
RIcE--L Louisiana, &c; Carolina, GI9@7ci
strong.
CANNED GooDs---Pinc apples, sl.25@i.5o0.
Peaches, 2 Ms, standard, Sl.15i us, stand
ard, $275; second, sl.b0. Tomatoes, 2 lbs,
standard, $l.0O@1. TO-; Ms, standard, .sL25@
$50, Strawberries, SLID. Raspberrics,
$l.Go Blackberrics, sl.3@iio. Green
Plums Si.O5@i7J. Asparagus $2.05CJ4 rs.
Green corn, Si.25G11i5 Green peas, $1,000
10. Cove oyesters, full weight n, 00c; 2
lbs sl.6j@l 70; light weight, 1 lb, OOa65c; 2
lbs $i.0O(g110. Condensed milk, Crown,
S. 75a5.s5; Eagle. s7.75; Swiss, 500. Sal
mon, 500. Sardines, 1910; mustard sar-
dimes 500. Mackorel, sl5oi herring mack
crcl $i.25.
CAYprHs-..siick, all sizes, IN bxs, pals and
brls, 5000; fancy assorted, s1lgi5ci extra
fancy, lsa25c; firm,
CnEEsr---Ncw York factory 6@8c; full
cream. 1261i2iEc; young America, l3@i9lsc,
sALr--Saginaw, Sl.35all 40 per bril- Ohio
river, sl.20@i,25 per brl; SKIS iine, $i.35@
lao; coarse, sl.i0C5i 10; pkts beached, Sl25;
mixed brls 5000 mixed, 2A@7c.
SoArs ASp CANDLrs--soap, 3@5Hc; can
dies. full weight, s4Gg0c.
MoLAssEs--L Louisiana, common TO fair ~
@22c; prime 90 choice, 36te3sc; fancy Asa
46c; common TO fair, 25e930ci prime to choice,
30gJJo; syrup, 2o@iOc firm.
Household supplies.
AprLEs--Ncw York, Si00Ca5.00 per bril-
dried apples 7@sc per lib from store. Dried
peaches, Sc from store.
NEGTT ABLEs--Oni0ns, 81 25ni4.5O per hrl
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o34; December o.3i@o35 January, 1920
o43. Sales 100000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet aud closed
steady; middling, 9asc. Sales. 5000 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, 5&c;
good ordinary, SIC; low midiling, &c;
middling, 05sc; good mddlng oNc.
Futures opened steady und closed
steady, as follows; March, 0.2l@a23; April,
lo.2i@9 %; May, 02G@027 June, a3i@o.32i
July, o3o@0io; August, 0.39@oio; Sep
TENDER, o.o9@9io; October, s.s9@S.9o; No
vcmbcp s.si@s.s5 December, s.s5@s. SO;
January, s.oi@s,oj. Sales, 1850 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET
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NEw YoRK, March %. Early this morn:
ing numbers Of people visited the city hal
10 view the caskct containing the remains
Of Gen. Pacx, the Venezuelan patriot, now
lying In state there. During the night y
guar,l OF honor, composed Of veterans Of
The Seventh regiment and one soldier from
the regular army stood beside the coffin.
This morning the guard was relieved by
members OF the Eleventh regiment. This
evening the body viii be taken 10 the
Twelfth regiment armory. Tomorrow u
will be taken ON board the United states
war sloop Pensacola, which viii convey u
20 Venezuela.
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Iuotailons were az follows

A. .a-aI. Ill.
vash qu0,s,'ons "s.s ~ 'oIlows ,.s
r1our-pul ana =, p 49, ~ we.s gneu q, ~
winter wn natN , VI. ps 1890
80 ryc, ,s.'wssi sosl. NJ P, nnqs assec.
snfw'N ~. ~, q a.. ssal.. -
20, tvass, -o-e,,se',,, ." a, ~
barley, ussic 30, ss ", soe"' fh''' P'''"'
umomi scsu saoi w., az m. Ia r.. ,oo
nes PotI P.' H. a aau ~. IA.
lp,s sh3n ''p s'a Az e ~, 70, ~ h ay
sallcd shou,acn vor.u rnVNSo'i"' '""''
oi, ~ t,u.s' p p, o,nt'ls. ,.hs., "A ooo
hecclp"-r ion'' ,svv '', 20 mn'A,, ,',v'
nn a. corn loSv' u oao yaa' 'VV'"" '"' w.
4 s,,,u om "n tiavy 1900 brl. wheat
Gu '', -, so ~, ~. 80. sj a., hn,
IOoo on. corn, $3.50 ~ u n Ya,' NJ" ou'
pN @,vVp ", "'',y, =, 81, al.
~. Lovl., NO. "a'0h -'-f'ou'-''e""'
ai' m,, nIehan m - .nd A..,,n.d u
Nv ,',s',,.s,I.J ard ,asrhsI 20 above The
ous iv.Vsta 4. .'..,r ascI,nod snd clos.d M
opcnii,k n ~ |" - - soss al -.
lun', w 'sn,1 "i..l,s at "a. lime III "a,
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Cons Mr,I--siandard. s2GS; pearl, $780,
roller. t2p@3oo. quiet.
Ilr,xs ASp rTAa-Nayy beans f25NCt1.0o,
medium, s27a Stock peas ti.2o per bu.,
lady peas, SIS per bui black eyes, $3.50
Der bu.
oar Mni--In half hrls. $50 from store.
fLouR. -frnm store, common, ~ COOS. -,
a. boCaaOo, quiet.
CnAoKrns-- Soda cNtm, ic soda, treble OK.
ira. ixc. ginger snaps, 5Is@Ch assorted
| iumhles, ioc.
Cu,ogrp wHEAt-In half brls ti25 from
siorc.
llonixY AsD 0Rirs--From store, $50
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Male. and Ilar.e..

Honsrs-Falr demand; drivers si25di7b;
heavy draft, sl75d225, saddle, si506t2c0; ex.
ira saddle, t2ood2o0 plugs, $sote05; Texas
ponies, s25d0o, common drivers, tsoCtt0o.
MuLrs-Fair demand; "a to iiH hands
high. spOaii0 az 10 10 hands high, sil0to
l2,, rs to 1871 hands high, ti25CsiOO, i51 10
~ hnnds liah. tibOla1fD
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS SUNDAY. MARCH o. 1885.

Qnietand firm; refined firm. Molasses Quiet.
Rice-Stcady.
CHICAGO, Ill. March A---On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was
very firm and stocks light; creamery, Alz@
Soc dairy, 20@26c Eggs--Firm at lG,f@l7c.
CIscIENArr, o., March 24.--Whisky--
Steady; sales, $50 brls finished goods ON a
basis OF $l.00. Butter-Strong. Sugar--In
fair demand. Eggs-Activc and higher, at
15(al0c. Cheese-Steady
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Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Etlio-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure in every case Of blind, bleed
ing, itching internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2SJ Main street.
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Cmc,oo. H., March "a The DVrers' Jour.
vol wporis Caiile--h.eeipi~ Loo bead
slccns ~ iOa55 80 aockers and feed.
cra, g. a,'t35h. COWS. bulls and mixed, ~. -
Ct930. Tcaas lcd stocrs t3io.
Hog. Receipts, HOco bead; shipments,
AOO head Market sirone. MIXED, ~. DO
$50 heavy, tsaoela0o, light ta.is@S.+s
skips, tJJoaa.lO
shcep-.l,ccclpss 1000 bead. Market
weak and iOo' lower, natives, tt0paO.uo
western, fi.5O'aaD1 1cAans tJ2oCsts5,
lambs -. 10 go.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
easy aud closed QUOT aud easy; mlddllnr
ojsc. Sales. LOO bales, including - bale.
last evening, Of which 100 10 exporters and
coo 10 fpinncn.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, si.i0c; COOL ordinary, s ii.i0c
low middling. o,.ci middlIng glfi good
mlddllnG etc; middllng fair, 1916, fair,
nominal
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Cat,an seed Products.

pRixr CRupr Ou,-S2eo39c; prime summer
yellow, 37@1sc choice cooking. sum mcr vel.
low, f0cpii,s prime cotton seed meal, Si0Io
ai7.0o, carload lots; less than carload, $500
ltfa an
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from The dangcrof uncca,lon while
lying down, 10 brcaihe freely. sleep soundly and
undlssurbcd 10 rio refreshed. head clear. brain
sclvc aud free from pain or achel 10 know that no
poisonous. pulrld matter dcalos the breath and
rols away the delicate machinery q smell. taste
and hearing, 10 feel that the psiem does not
thrpueh H. veins and arteries suck MP the poison
that i sure 70 undermine and desiroy Il Indeed a
blesslns beyond Ill other human enloymenh- TO
purchase immunity irom such q tate should 10 the
object Of all anilctcd. HIT tho1e who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of rcliei OF
cure
eA~rosp's RADICAL cuns meets even phase Of
calafrh. from simple bead cold 10 the mo.i loaih'
some and destructive stages. II h local and ccnHl'
tutlonal. Instant IN relieving permanent In cur
lnr. ale. economical aud ncveriailing
eAsronp's RADICAL Cunt consists Of ono bottle
Of The RADICAL Cunr one boz 81 tsnhnAL ~ ~,
vrsf aud one iNrn0skp lNnALth ~ Nnappsa "
ononarkare. with TREATISE aud dlfectona, anu sou
hy m druggists iof tlD
rorrrn pare sFp cnrucsL Co. BORON
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movements at the Lcvee.

Arrivals--City of Monroe, Natchez CITY
Of Cairo, st. Louis; City OF St. Louis, st.
Louis.
Departures-City Of Monroe, 81. Louis
City OF Cairo, Natchcz; City Of st. Louis,
New Orleans.
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EVANS T. Joxs, Of Prospect, o., used six
bottles OF IA-cu-pi-a, and was cured ola COM
plication OF diseases
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL skRyIcE. y. a Al
MKNrHIa March n. pm.
The following observations arc taken AZ all sta
lions named at 18th meridian time, which n ono
hour later than Ncmphls tltnO.
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fecsistuns.

HAY-Choicc, from store, a5c@sioo car
load, FROM levco or DEPOT Sie.5Odtl.50,
prime, slorc, gDap2lsc. car load from lcycc
Oo@5or car load IRON lcycc Or depot, 1910
Gti2OO
Dn,s.-rrom store. 900, from lcyee or
depot, $500
ConS-.from store. white eec; miSed, CSC.
from lcvee OF depot white, IN bulk, 6Ici IN
sks, 0oc, mixed IN bulk, 5ic. In ks, b1e.
OArs..from store, white, A., mixed. tNc
from leyec or depot white, IN bulk, &c, w
sl,s tOc, mixed, IN bulk glc; Ia sks, 3sc.
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wonI.DE visinIH HuTTIi

Tho New York Financial Chronicle OF
March q, gives the following figures Total
visible supply, q T2i, az bales, against 2,SaS,
500 In 1897. These figures indicate n de-
CREASE Of cotton In sight oi loo, Ia bales, rs
compared with the same date In 1881, and
a decrease OF i0s, SS5 bales as compared with
same date IN iss6
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LIVERPOOL.


Az noon: Spots--Dull, prices generally In
buyers favor. Sales, 1000 bales, Of which
American 5000 bales. Receipts, GOO
bales, OF which American. ADO bales
Closing quotations wore a. follows Ordi-
nary, AID; good ordinary, 81, low mid
ding 5l.d; good mldding, SD mid
ding uplands, 0-i0di middllng Orleans,
51sd.
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed steady as follows
tThe prices are given IN pence aud 0iths,
thus i.03 means i.03-0id, and SOL means
5i-0id.l
Al pm March, 5.lGd, value; March
April, 5.l0d, value; April.May, 5.l6d, buy
crg May-June, 5.isd, value; Junc-July.
5.i0d, buyers, July-Augusi, ord, sellers;
August.Septcmber, 62ld, sellers; Scptem.
Der, . 2id, sellers septombcr.Ociober b.i5d,
buyers.
HAvnE
Spols-priccs generally In buyers favor.
Tres ordinalrc Orleans spot o5l.f; futures
for April delivery, 62Af
NoC--Trcs ordlnaire Orleans spot, 0sf,
represents 00h francs for 30 kilos Of strict
mlddling cotton. IIayrc terms. A 'kilo Is
about lbs or o. s5-i0o kllos equal 100 lbs,
A franc u equal 10 2Oc.
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NEW York, March 24.--There was more
life visible in all departments Of the jobbing
trade, and, as result, the personal and or
der demand of agents was OF improved pro-
portions.
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OF, and rurpcntine.

CLEVELAND, o.. March N.--Petroleum
Firm s. W., li0', IKE
WnMseroS, n. O., March 24.---Turpentine
Firm ut 3Gc.
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NV Yonr. March ~. coiicc-spot fair,
Mo oulei Al IA. oplions owned - points
lowti ami .lo.od steady 'icclinc was almost
rcsnverrd. sales. ffucc bar, March, ti0.5so.
1870 Aprll. 40 ID tioyt Mey. so go
100, Time. 10 le1tf ~, luly. 80 s50lo y.
August, kloro, fiulo September. tnpom
iO0t olc,ns fp'r'tsi.ns NpscmbcF.
in.sfeneo r.,fW't'. s.a'st.no. innn'
afy. ga I<IuI1II, " p'1nW. tu<>4-.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
b New York and cities north and cast on
Remand. x discount buying. New York
and prlnciI al cities north and east, sight
4 discount buying. New Orleans, 81 dis
count buying.
Selling Ratos--0n New York u per cent.
premium on sums below $1,000 $50 per
81, 600 premium on sumsof $1,000 or more
on Cincinnati st. Louis or Louisville, $3.50
per q 600 premium on all sums on New
Orleans, $3.50 per 81, 600 on oil sums. Prime
commercial sterling, sLs2@As2k.
But few changes in quotations Of local So
curitics were made at the stock board meet
Ing today. The clearing house report for the
week shows q heavy falling on in business,
being decline Of Ss5j, ss03l from the clear
ings Of The previous week and decline Of
fass, g7I 80 from the clcarings Of correspond
Ine time last year
The local cotton market closed quiet and
Easy with sales Of /, 200 bales equally divided
between exporters and spinners. Al New
Orleans spots closed steady; ordinary, good
ordinary and low middling wont of i-i0@ &c,
the higher grades remaining unchanged tut
urcs closed steady and of points, At
Liverpool spots closed duh, prices generally
IN buyers favor, with futures steady and of
3 points The New York spot market closed
easy and or i.iGc, with futures steady aud
on 4@s points Hubbard, Price 4 Co. say
"The bearishncss Of current sentiment and
shc fricndlincss condition Of cotton has been
shown today, aud prices are 0@7 points be-
low last nights close"
IMPORTS.
sixiy-two pkgs bacon, 1900 bu corn, 900
kks coffee, cars cotton seed, 100 SKIS cotton
fccd 36b brls lime 63 pkgs eggs, lio brls
-four. 8,0i5 bis hay, "a head horses aud mules,
$4,000 feet lumber 30 hrls meal, i05 brls
molnsses. "a brls potatoes @ ears pork sides
l0i brls sugar. 273 pkg tobacco, 500 pkg
boots and shoes A pkg hats, ia pkgs dry
'goods
ELEVATOR REronrs.
The following shows the amount OF grain
received, withdrawn and In store by regular
elevators a. reported 20 the Merchants ex'
changc today. Corn received i,7O bu; with
drawn. III bu; IN store. S2,Di0 hu. Oats
pccivcd, 1865 bui Withdrawn, > 100 bu Ia
sforr ~ $40 hu
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ArrrAlorrIcr.

ArrrAI OFFICE.
SATURDAY EvEYiSo, March -, lssS.
Money steadyat spcr cent, with bank sup
ply sufficient for all Legitimate demands.
The clearing house report Is as follows;
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fvl sklE-..A HANDSOME DEsIDEEcE

I onss fss sals, that elegant rsd
dance No. 4t3 fernando street. The
louss contains seven rooms, kitchen,
pantry and ssrvantS rssn. Il has
30 . conservatory or srso.houss on
~ sosth side. Thsrs d . ssshas,
cal sad vsoa hosss On he plass.
The dee Of the lot b 100 fest APoat
- Hsslaado street. BY 300 isst dssp.
Everything ID In Ast-slas eondit;oo.
h Ne garden tAsrs are few u the
bsst vsristiss II bearing fruit tsses
ssa . srsps arssr With sboat issty
bssring vinss Il tAs finest nxisess.
- - water. Call on Or sA&ress
Q. I. pVLLrN. CRY Mas
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER GENT, NEW YORK.
EXCHANGE la PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet and Easy -Middling Cot
ton, o i-2c--sales Today, i.2oo Bales
THE Tone OF the General Market
steady-Afeats Quiet.
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FisH-.Mas kerei, half hrls, No. I. 500,
No. 2, td2a; No. 3 49, i0-lb Mt, No 1,
N.io, 40. 2, 800; No. 2, -. Dy her.
ring family, pc per bon.
Hoa rnopucrs-Qulct mcss pork, ti6io
CtiG00, sugar cured hams Hall 20 break.
lastbacon, ii9l ~ bulk pork, lear sides
Iisc clear rib Sides Thci long clear, &c,
shoulders, 0kc.
fnKsu Mklrs.--Cholce beef. headquarters,
o., forequarien, SGstc, Second grade, hind
quarters. bgec, forcquarteru soc. sheep.
D.. Hog t.
Llnp.-.Tcr, nc; half brls, Tskc, kers, 7)kc.
choice kettle, s,lG0kc: steady.
Pos rrxr--Bfla. $50. halt brls, 1900
40 kegs, si.b0
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Mrs. GLADSTONE, wife of England's ex-
Premier, is homeopathist.
They HAVE GoNg to throwing eggs at
Boulanger in France. Egging him on, as
it were.
UNDER THE new license law, Philade-
phia will only have about 1900 saloons
this year to 5000 last year.
ONE OF the novelties of the Cincinnati
Exposition Will be number of gondolas,
brought from Venice and displayed in a
small lake.
PHILADELPHIA WOMEN have taken to
wearing rubber boots. We would give 10
cents to know how they get them off,
burlington Free Press,
a LONDON PArER says the reason Nine.
Carnot, wife of the President of France,
is so youthful looking is because for so
many years she has been in the habit of
washing her face with sweet cream.
IN THE UNITED STATES one man in every
two hundred takes college course; n,
England, one in every five hundred in
Scotland, one III every six hundred; in
Germany, one in every two hundred and
thirteen.
The YOUNGEST TURFMAN in the United
States, if not in the world, is Joe Nc
Carthy of California, who owns several
thousand dollars worth of horses and is
only ten years of age. He is now at the
Brooklyn Jockey Club track.
AN oRDINANoE is pending before the
New York Board of Aldermen fixing the
wholesale weight of potatoes at 60 pounds
| per bushel; onions 90 pounds; turnips,
carrots, parsnips, and beets, 80 pounds,
and tomatoes, 90 pounds per bushel.
THE LATE Commodore Kitson was
member of the Minnesota Legislature
from the Pembina district in 1851, and to
attend the sessions of that body was
obliged to travel 500 miles by dog sled or
on snow.shOes Itissuch genuine Ameri-
can pluck as this which has opened the
great Northwest TO civilization Chicago
| Intcr-Ocean.
The NEW STATE CAPITOL of Texas, at
Austin, cost about si,5O0,0O0, and was
| paid for by n grant to the builders of
100000 acres of land in the Panhandle,
comprising nine counties, and equal in
area TO the State of ofConnecticut. 1t covers
two and quarter acres of ground and
next to the Capitol at Washington is the
largest building in the United States,