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Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
Actresses and Their Compilations.

There is marked difference in the manner
in which actresses treat their complexions,
which must psrforce suffer to certain extent
from the nightly use of cosmetics. The re-
suit usually is that their faces in the daylight
show multitude of fine wrinkles spread over
the skin like cobweb, caused by the drying
effect of paint and powder, which absorb the
natural oils Of the skin and destroy its smooth
ness. 1t requires the greatest care to counter
act tdis unpleasant tendency, and many,
being too indolent to bestow it. suffer all the
irremediable consequences. Helen Dauvray
has an exquisite skin and takes the greatest
care of it. She never applies any cosmetic
until the last moment before appearing on the
stage, and then adds touch of rose to the
tips Of her pretty fingers as well as to her
cheeks. As soon as the curtain is down on
the final act, she is back in her dressing room
and removes all traces of paint. Water will
not take it out, and the face is only injured
by washing it while painted, but any sort Of
oleaginous substance will remove it efec-
lively New York World
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
broadway and tho Bowery.

Are the streets dull because so many brown
stone houses are closed and their occupants
away! Not by any means. The brown stone
people contribute very little to the street life,
anyway. The real street life Of New York is
seen in quarters which they know very little
about The nowery. for instance. is very far
from being dull, even in the hotties. summer
days and nights. The same panorama is seen
there all the year round. with the single differ
ence of brighter coiors in summer than il
shows in winter. Every nationality under the
sun takes its turn in the Bowery, which, like
death in the poem, claims all seasons as its
own, and all parts OF The human family, too.
No. Broadway may be dull and Fifth avenue
deserted, but the Bowery is wide awake all
hours of the twenty-tou-.-NewT York Cor
Detroit Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
NANTUCKET ISLAND.
Prentf g milford Tells About Delight.
full Out of the Way Resting Place.

Prentf g milford Tells About a Delight.
full Out of the Way Resting Place.
To the outside world Madequet is little
| known and seldom visited portion Of Nan,
tucket Island 1t lies from four to six miles
i west Of Nantucket town. 1t is a large "place"
or area of country, but not town, and that
is why am SO indefinite as regards its dis
lance from Nantucket OF people, there may
! be dozen within an area of four miles
square. Of land there Is an abundance 1t
stretches for miles, hill, dale and hollow,
/ bare and treeless, unfenced and untitled. Ii
/ resembles very much the Illinois prairie of
thirty years ago. when you could see the
roofs of the town where you bought your
( groceries from your cabin door seven miles
! distant / am located five miles from Nan
tucket, and can see its spires and some of its
! houses from slight elevation in my neigh
/ borhood A hill here thirty feet high COM
mands ten mile prospect of land and sea.
Your first impression of the country is that it
is little better than sand sea beach. You
are mistaken; it abounds in hollows filled
with shrubbery. Berries eatable are abund-
ant So are the wild roses and honeysuckle
Snakes are scarce. Clans on the beach can
be had for the digging. Mosquitoes prevail
in some weathers and fit during other tenn
peratures The mosquitoes do not bite you
so ardently after weeks residence. They
become satisfied and even satiated with the
taste of your blood. On new corners they
seize with avidity. especially young, fresh,
tender and innocent girls from l6 to Is years
of age, receiving welts on them half as big as
dollar pieces--more or less. Mosquitoes, like
other people, relish fresh, novel dishes.
There's a tick here, too, that jumps aboard
your trousers or other garments as you wade
through the daisies, which in their season
cover the hills as ! never elsewhere saw dali
sizes grow. The ticks merely penetrate all
portions of your apparel and crawl They
seem Of an investigating and exploring nature,
and you can find them anywhere on you after
an hour or two's lay out on the grass. We
don't mind them now. We pick them off be-
fore coming into the house and leave them
outside to the number of dozen or so. They
are red and fiat, having a number OF legs.
Their tendency is upwards. Once on the
hem Of your pants they commence their up
ward journey, either inside or outside your
clothes, and eventually reach the rim or
crown of your hat. Foolish, trivial minded
women and old male grannies make great
cutlery about these ticks There are many
worse creatures which fasten on you in large
cities. Pat 'em altogether they're not as bad
as one healthy tramp in his prime-one Of
the old sort who can foot his five miles day
and beg and eat ten dinuers in making that
distance There is not tramp in Nantucket
There never was one. Trey can't get here.
Tney do not swim.-Prentice Milford in
New York Graphic
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
-kSNNtLa
9ai1Y eagle
ALONE.

Since she went home
The evening shadows linger here,
The winter days fill so much of the year,
And even summer winds are chill and drear,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
The robins note has struck minor strain.
Inc old glad songs breathe but sad refrain,
And laughter sobs with hidden. bitter pain,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
How still the empty rooms her presence blessed
Untouched the pillow that her dear head pressed /;
My lonely heart hath nowhere for its rest,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
The long. long days have crept away like years.
The sunlight has been dimmed with doubts and
fears,
And the long nights have rained in lonely tears
Since she went home.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13

The London Court journal savs'IIsst at a
dinner given recently by a young american
millionaire after tie host had displayed i'm
meIise Sugls in bank notes and many costly
gems, ne gave mis- leg smart tap with a
knife, when it emitted sweet, soft. ringing
tone which fell pleasantly on the ear. and
said: That, nay friends, is made of virgin
California gold, and the garter Is Of ,:is-
nonds Of the first water They verified the
fact as he rolled no his frcuserS" On which
Tue Cour. Journal naively remarks: The
hero of Monte Christo must take u hack seat =
So must the champion liar Of tie western con-
tinent A millionaire with leg of virgin
California gota goes 4 little berond the bess
American record Ii The Court Journal
meant that tie kaile, and rot tsse .e-, was At
gold. ii ought to Lave said so.-Neu York
Sun.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. aonds aud stocks.

Nrw YoRK, April 5.-Money on call easy
at 2@34 per cent; last loan ut ? per cent;
closed offered at 2'f per cent. Prime mcr-
camille paper btt1 per cent sterling cN.
change quiet aud weak, with actual business
at U.s. for G0-day bills, aud 1904 for demand
Government bonds were quiet hut steady
State bonds were very dull and steady.
The stock was not only lcss active today
than for the two preceding days, but the
dealings lacked interest aud prices reacted
materially IN the forenoon, though the lus.cs
were generally made up agnin later In the
day The reaction, however was perfectly
natural and In some directions was looked
Tor The short interest has been materially
reduced during the past two days. while the
market advance IN prices In that time offered
n temptation Ia the bulls Ia realize that was
taken full advantage OF, and the bears
also renewed their attacks upon few oi the
leading shares, meeting with very little op.
position. The lowest prizes were generally
reached after o'clock \. M, and the lima.
ton disappeared when better tone horamc
apparent in the dealing. and IN the last hour
the movement gained force. Rh ling. Mis-
sonri Pacific and Lake Shore taking the lead.
The advance was checked only by the close
of business. which was fairly active and
strong. The final changes are irregular and
generally for fractional amounts only.
The railroad bond market was dull sales.
t557, Opo' aud the only feature was the mod
crate activity Ia the Fort Worth 4 Denver
lists. The total sales Of stocks today wcre
5ih, go shares Closing quotations.
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GENERAL TRADE.


No changes were made In quotations Of
the local markets today by the Merchants
exchange quotation committees
The receipts of sugar In tho New Orleans
market arc light and II j. thought that they
will decrease rapidly from now on. The
stock held at New Orleans Ia second hand.
Il smaller than usual at this season OF the
year, and as everything points to an early
improvement IN prices, holders ar not
anxious to press sales. There Is fair dc.
maud for both local consumption and ship.
ping orders. Molasscs j. quiet aud the dc.
mand is steadily reducing stock. Clean rice
is In the same condition ~ often reported Of
late, the movement continuing light and
prices steady. Rough rice Is rs quiet ~ the
clean article.
According 10 the New York Commercial
Buliriia coffee continues in fair demand ant
nrm, sweets appear weak Tor want Of aticn
ton, aud sugars cannot at the moment be
sold unless concessions are allowed. Th'
formation Of a domestic sarlinc trust T. thu
latest talk IN New York, and, as Il stated, fo
the purpose Of 'clcyating the industry To
! proper level
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NEW YORK.


Spots opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady middling, 9l3.l6c. Sales 1903 bales
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, 7i-l0c;
good ordinary, SIC; low middlng, 9S.c;
middling, 9l3-i6ci good midJling 10 Lice;
middling fair, 10 Hide fair, II 5-i6c.
Futures opened steady and closed dull, as
follows; April, 05i@ooo May, eG7@9.6s;
June, o.7s@o.is July, o.s6@9.s7; August
ess@oW; September o7o@o7l; October,
ais99i9; November, 0.3s@o.39; December,
o3o@o.lG January, o.lG@o47. Sales, 1900
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened very dull and
closed quiet; middling, 9T-iec. Sales. $3.50
bales. Quotations were as follows; Ordinary,
1916; good ordinary, 0l0c; low mid
ding, 9l-iGc middling, 7-lOc; good mid
ding 9l3-l0c.
Futures opened dun and closed steady,
ms follows April, 9.9o@0 %; May, o 23@o? "a
June, 100000; July, 937CJ03s; August,
O37@03S September, 0.i0@eli; October,
so0@s02i November s.s5@s.S5; December,
s.s7@sSs; January, s.0O@s.97. Sales, 40, 800
bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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GencrnI News.

THr Anchor line steamer City Of Monroe
caves here this morning at 10 o'clock for
Cairo and ~. Louis.
TnE City OF New Orleans should pass here
tomorrow on her way from 81. Louis TO the
city after which she is named.
TnE City OF Cairo, Of the Anchor line, Is
announced 10 leave here this morning at 10
o'clock, en- route from 81. Louis 10 Natchcz.
TnE Harry Brown, towing II boats loaded
with coal, passed here yesterday forenoon
on her way from the Ohio river to New
Orleans.
TnE Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City yesterday morning with ia bales OF
cotton and 65s sacks OF cotton seed. She
went back last night with fair trip.
Cart. JomN A. IARPiIAu. Of the board Of
underwriters, has gone to vicksburg to adj
just the loss OF the sunken steamer Ed Eos
ter. He viii visit the wreck and. n posi-.
BILE, have II mised.
Tmr Granite State arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday forenoon with Ills packages Of
freight. She IL ut the wharf-boat receiving
10 leave this eyenngat o'clock for Cairo,
Evansville and way landings on the Missis-
sippi and Ohio rivers.
TnE banks are reported to be caying rapid
~ at aud near New Madrid and Tiptonville
and also between Cairo and Mound City.
iHt lalitI punt ~ rilt W NC tiNlilP III ton-
sequence of the government work at Grand
Chain, which has changed the action Of the
river below the dikes.
TuE City Of st. Louis en- route from New
Orleans 20 81 Louis passed here yesterday
morning with an immense trip Of freight
and fair list of passengers. Her conign-
mcnts for this port wtrs 2B5 barrels Of sugar.
0DO bundles Of shingles, 80 bundles Of sacks,
20 sacks Of coffee and 10 tons u sundrics.
THE month Of March, 1883. will 20 into
history m flood season Of unusual severity.
Not only IN the United States but IN Europe
have there been excessive rains and over.
flowing rivers inundaiing the valleys through
which they take their way. In Germany,
Austria and Hungary many rivers were out
Of their banks working great destruction TO
life and property. Most 81 the smaller
streams IN the southern States OF our Union
were on the rampage few days ago and did
great deal Of damage. Fortunately the
great central waterway has not yet got into
state Of dangerous activity. We sincerely
hope Il will not this year.
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1910; January, $40. 2o@1oo5 February,
$40; ii5@l0.20; March, $l035@iO50. Sugar
changed.
New ORLEANS, La, April 5.--sugar-E Easier;
open Kettle, prime, 4 15-iGc; fully fair,
lS-l6ci centrifugal plantation graduated,
Sac; choice white, 6H@8 5-I6c; off white,
q l-l6@0hc; choice yellow clarified, SIC;
prime yellow clarified, 5N@5 1916; on yell
low clarified, . li-l0@5%c; seconds, 4h@61sc,
CINCINNATI, o., April -Whisky--steady;
sales, ,6o barrels finished goods on a basis OF
sl.0s. Butter-Weak and lower; fancy north
western creamery, 32c; extra Ohio, SOC prime
dairy roll. 23@2ic. Sugar-Frm. Eggs
Strong and higher, Ice. Cheese--Strong.
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Greeerles.


CoUIr. Common, i5c; ordinary iGc. fair
lie, prime Rio, lsc choice 20 fancy, 10; old
government. 2S1dBs. drm.
kva,n-Purc wkits. b5.c. OF white. aisc
yellow clarified, Glco8l.c. open kettle, 81
djAc rouncd A, Oi,r. standard graf ulalcd.
y .ci plantation gialUl itcd nc, powdered,
n, cut loaf, ~, stssdy.
RicE -louhi'ns, 5's@0s; Carolina, O ia7c;
strong.
CnEuT--Ncv York factory, case. full
cream, i2al3c. Young Amcri,a, i3aiic.
CANNED uooDs Fine apples, il.sO rea'hcs,
~ standard. a. -. 3 No.. standard, tl1b,
tecond, tl75; lbs standard, tlal Toma'
toes, M, standard, si.io. 4 ns, sisadard,
" obs Strawberries LA. Eispbrfrics, o., 90
hackbeffics. 81 2ial.f0. Green gagce, ti.1i
ai.s6. Peers, u.7j@22j. Plums, ti,CSe
I7h. Asparagus, s2-05Gt42S. Green coin
N.i5@i.ib Green peas, si.0o,9i 90. Gov,
oysters. fall weight, ~ g5c; 2 bs, u $50
l:Is, ligh, weight ~, eoaooc; 2 ~, tl.lo
CONDEMNED milk, Crown, fo.1b6a5.SD
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w.,c. .,., I,ov.e..

IIoHsr--Fair dem md, drivers sl2bea iT5:
heavy draft, si75d22j; saddle, Sii0Ct2pt cN.
ira saddle, S200d 80, plugs, s5otaGi Texas
ponies, S2JCtOD; common drivers, Si5ttluD
MuiTs-fair demand. II Ia IA hands
high, SoOdiiG AZ IN Is hands high sll0eD
l25. Is 10 i5's hands high, sl2tdi01 ij's to
III hands high fliOGlilD
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0HfV IN NFVIPIN UlI7 'IhY ",,.,,
lNrnpnnI.

At noon: Spois--frco supply offering.
sa.e' - 0O1 bales Of which American, ~ 0
bales. Receipts, 5000 bales, Of which
American, $3.50 bales. Closing quotations
were asIollow~ Culinary, Ijsd; good orli-
nary, 5d' low middling, al; good milding,
5'sdi middling uplauds, D 6.lGd; middling
Orleans, j9sd.
Futures opened duh and closed steady "a
follows
Tho prices are given IN pence and 0iths,
thus i.Gi means 4.tj-Gid, and 5.0l means
5i-Gid.
Al p. m.-April S.IGl sellers April.
May, lid, sellers, Mny-Junc 617d, buyers,
Juno-July, 5.l0l, sellers July.Augiist. d.3bd,
buyers; August.Scptcmbcr. 5.2O1, buyers;
cptcmbcr-Octobcr, 6i3d. buycrs. October
November 5.Usd, buyers, september 52J,
buyers.
HANnr.
Spots--Priccs quiet aud easy. Tres orli.
nnir Orleans spot GOf futures, for April
delivery. G2i,G
Noie--Trrs onlinnirc Orleans spot, 0sf,
represents 1's franVs for jb kilos Of strict
middlng cotton, llavro terms. A kilo Is
about lbs, or a. 'b.iOJ kilJs equal 100 lbs.
A frame h equal ~ gOc.
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CouN Mru.-slandari. SOS. pearl, 500.
roller, - uo6eaO0, steady.
Br,Ss Ann Pr.s-Navy beans. s275Ct3 On,
medium. SEA Stock peas, fl.2j per bu.
lady peas, ti.75 per bui black eyes, fl.5C
per bu.
oar Mru-ln half brl-. $50 from store.
ft1vH-frnm store, common, SlWNrA -.
family. 81 2itt3i1 choice. g. iOmg.5 10 fancy.
" 0Hdi 10 extra fancy, Si.25gij9 patent,
- ipdbnO, quiet
Soda, extra. a.. soda, treble
extra, 80, ginger snaps, 5is@6lsc; assorted
iumhlcs, Ia
Cr,cgrp wurAr---In half brls, tl.2j from
store
IlouisY tNp Grirs--From store, 1875.
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HAY-..Chuicc, irnm store. 0r6tsi m. car
load. frum loycc or depot SisD6fia. 80.
prime. store p1d13'fc. car load. FROM lovcc
or depot si5O0ldlSOt prairie irom store,
Opaior; car load from lcvco or depot, 5000
miAOn
BR,S.-from store, 400, from lcvee or
depot, tinO0.
CorS-from STORE white, 62c, mixed, $50.
from leyer or depot, white IN bulk. SIC: In
sks, Unc mixed w hulk. SIC, In sks. SIC.
oAts-from store, white. i2c, mixed. AZ.
FROM lcvcc or depot white, in bulk, Sc, IN
tks, 40, mixed, IN bulk, 3ac; In sks, 3sc
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stock.

surm-C Choice, 90; medium, 3'sdic
mon, Si.OO0l.5O.
i.ANB----Choicc. $500; common TO good,
per head $3.50.
UnAss CArrLE-ChOicc 3.Cliisc; good.
Sh@3'sc; fair to medium, a.seo5c; scala.
wars. ism2c.
Iloos-Choicc light, 6@5I.c; good i7.@5c;
common. A .Gflis c
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WHEN you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bitters. Hodges Sarsaparilla
renovates and invigorates the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the blood u per bottle, six bottles
for -. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Hester, 2S3 Main street.
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Movements az the Ieyee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tlptonville; Harry Brown, Ohio
river; City OF 81. Louis, New orleans; Gran
itc State, Cincinnati
Dcparturcs-Kate Adams Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tptonville; City of ST. Louis, ST.
Louis; Harry Brown, New Orleans.
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Fen. -Mackcrcl, half brl.. No I, 500
No ., f.23. No, ., 80, iOlh Ait No J.,
iil0. No. 2, aiO5, No. 3, 49,. Dry her.
ring. family, 2ho per box.
Hoe fnontcu-Quict; moss pork, $500
mi1d0 sugar curd hams non lsc. break,
iHst bacon, iimil'fc bulk pork clear sides.
80, clear lib sides 5'sei long clear, nc;
shoulder Ji.c.
L,Ep--Tcs &c half hrls, nc; kegs, TlSc.
chuicc Kettle, s'l@sAc, firm.
fHpn Mr,r-Choice beef, headquarters,
l0ci focquarirr, b.. cond grade. hind.
quarters &c, iOfequaitcrs, &c. sheep, Toe.
llogs hc.
pios' frr.-Brls, $40; hAlf brls. $1,000
40 kegs, $50.
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COTTON MARKETS.

= Tho localcoiion market opened easy aud
slosed easy middling, $50. Sales, ,i5O bales,
Including no bales last evening Of which
30 70 exporter aud 900 10 spinner.
ExcnASoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, &c, good ordinary, SIC low
middling, csc, middling, g,Sc, good mid
ding 9S.c; middling fair, i0,sc, fair, mont
nal. Dusty, Jfc 10 ic lower.
naffv f,orrox ar.r,.,...
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Nrw York, April 5.-with the jobbing
trade, larger demand was present, while at
interior markets and the northwest, partic-
ularly, the same feature was apparent
through the large number of forwarding
asked for bye fast express.
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Groceries.

cucloo. III, April b.--on the Produce
exchange today The butter market was
easier, creamery, 2Jgt2sci ualty, 20g25c.
EeEs-In good demand fresh, h'i@lSc.
NEw YonK, April o.-Coiicc- Spot fair;
Rio quiet, itifc; option. nnscilled. Sales,
$4,000 bags, April, siloWall.0S May,
SO sOCiii .O0 August, $1,000 ~ G5. scpiem.
Der. SlO. 9S,ai0. AL Octolitr, $40 l5tti0.A No.
,ember, $40 isCaioD' pcccmbcr $40 2ocs
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EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east, on
demand, x discount buying. New York
and principal cities north and east sight
u discount buying, New Orleans, 81 dis
count buying.
Selling Rates On New York =. per cent
premicm ON sums below 81 ,O00 sl50 pc r
{ $1,000 premium on sums Of 81 900 or more
on Cincinnati, 81. Louis or Louisville, $50
per $1,000 premium ON all sums; on New
Orleans, 81. 80 per 81 900 on all sums. Prime
commercial sterling, Sls2@i.s2,f.
AZ the stock board session today the only
sale made was 81 600 Taxing DstrIc, Gs at
l0lX
The local cotton market closed easy; sales,
1850 bales,
New Orleans spots closed quiet and of
lilo, with futures steady and of To 2
points. Al Liverpool the tone Of the market
was free supply offering with futures closing
easy the near months unchanged and the
late months OFF point At lInvrc tres or.
dnaire went of ~, aw April futures al.
yanccd 81 New York spots closed quiet
and steady, with futures dull; April points
Off other months up to 4 points. Hub
bard, Price & Co.'S circular says "Today's
cotton market has shown little more ami
nation. After opening with sales about ,
points below yesterdays close Il became evil
dent that there was not much cotton for sale
and the room operators quickly commenced
20 cover Under such demand prices under.
went sharp reaction aud gained Spolnts
up to noon After the most pressing lie
mand was satisfied the bidding became less
,igorors and assisted by dispatches saying
that thc Paris houIsc was uneasy at rumors OF
fresh Incidents on the German frontier va.
ucs lost part Of the improvement, yet closing
steady at about ? points above last nights
quotations There Is good inquiry for ex-
port aud April notices more freely taken"
The receipts of cotton at the ports today
were i,72l bales greater than the receipts on
the same day last year
IMPORTS.
Fifteen hrls apples li6 sks bran, - hrls
beans aud peas 2ua pkgs butter. ~ pkgs
baron. Gan pkg boots and shoes, aG0O bu
corn, ~ pkg, cheese ilO Ks coffee. $40 brls
lime. 10 hrls cement. l. NJ sks cotton seed,
ear cotton seed 2n0 pkg dry gOods, ~
pkg, cln,s. 49, brls Hour. tD3i bales hay, 20
pkg hair 10 head cattle ~ head horses and
mules. 40 pkg. Lard. 1880 Il lumber 40
plga liquor. 80 hrl- meal. ~ hrls molasscs. |
Gkcgs nail. iV0 hu oai.. cars pork sides. |
II pix. rice, y" brls sugar 2i6 rig. tobacco
and ttl hu y litgi.
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OIL ana Turpeuttue.

CLEVELAND, O., April Petroleum Easy;
=. ll0o, 7Ac.
WiLnrSoToN, April 5.-Turpentinc--Firm
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Impsris- Marina LAM
n 81 n&LErR a. o, o&sw L,NoA
1Ehf &c NJ ARR, II. neAlneu. itg
WAGONS 70 Total. 80 bales
kxports N xcRR. 49, LAHRR. ga O, GA
oWEH an d. No&TRR, Ni Total. 40 baie-
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stage OF the Rivers.

OrricR sioSaL SERVICE 4. 3. Al
MENrhis, April ., 2p.m. I
The following observations are taken az all Sia.
tlons named al 18th meridian time. which Il one
hour later than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-06

Eags, E.T5 Swiss, 1913. Salmon, Ss6
Sardines, S5.75; mustard sardincs, 500
Mackerel, 81 30; herring mackcrel, SD
CAYpIrs.-stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, slSGoc; fancy assorted, sJG@l5c; extra
fancy, ls@25c; firm.
Scars AND CANDLEs--soap, 3@5IIei can
dies, full weight, SAG9c. >,
sALr--sagnnw, Sl.35@i40 per bril- ONO
river 81. 2Oai.25 per brl; SKIS fine, $1,000
lao coarse, 81, l0GJl. 10; pkts bleached, Sl.2oi
mixed brls, 5000; mixed, 2A(g7c.
MoLAssEs-I.ouisiana common to fair, 2oCa
o5c; prime 10 choice, 3S@3sc; fancy 4Oaioc;
common 10 fair, 20tg23c; prime TO choice, ~
a35c, syrup 20lIl firm.