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Cash quotations were a. follows

Cash quotations were a. iOlloNG
No. 2 spring wheat 72',@75Sc; No. 2
spring wheat, O7MGsc, No. rel, SOisc. No. ,
corn, 5iik@52c No 2 oats, q 2@O,.c; No.
2 rye. hglfc; No 2 barlc,A ga 81; No 1 FAX
seed, Al. i6 prime timothy seed. S2Ogd202.
Mess pork, pcr hrl, tl,l1ttt1tO. larl. pcr
iOO lbs, E.5O. short rib sidr' loose tGMitCq
Oai. dry Faiicd shoulder, bowed, $3.50
OOl short clear sides, boxed, E.tOd5.i5.
Hsceipts-Flour, p, 900 bfls wheat, i5,OOO
bu. corn, sl,01a bu; oat, LOO bu, rye.
5000 bu; harley, 1900 ut
shipments-flour, fB,OoO brls wheat
1000 bu; corn. G1.c0 bu oats, 1000 bu;
rye. 1000 bu; barley, $500 bu.
~. Iovis, Mo, April --.Flour--Flrm
and unchanged, Wheat Opened firm and
little higher and advanced steadily, closing
IdAc above Yesterday No. rcd, cash,
sOisc, Nav, s0l@sO,so, ,lp.ing az s0,lc,
June, 77A.@soc, closing al ','. July, 76N@
10isc, closing at 70isc. AufusL "a .m7GAc,
closing at 7O5.ei December soh@slc, clos.
ing at Sole.
Corn..-sirons and higher cash, i7a.@lsc;
May, Ek@iI5sc, closing Of use July,
and higher essh' o,.c; NAV, 2p,.c. RYE.
o1c Bariey.-.7b@ssc. Bran.-5ec. Corn
meai.-t2 90
may,.Firm; prime timothy N2oaiiSo;
prairie, tsO0Cdi2oo.
But,cr-.firmi creamery 2'@Soc; dairy,
ProyIsions-Dull and veal Pork, sis02jl
lard, tT.iea7.i5. Dry ALT mcats-lloxcd
shoulders 1913 long clear, aOOCf7. 90
clear ribs, f.isC,72e; short clears, 1850
pscon-.Dored shoulder, O1,G Ion,
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9.4@ol2; November, o.Si@o32; December,
o.s2@o.3S January, o.io@9'ii, Sales, 10000
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and
closed quiet middling, okc. Sales, 1900
bales. Quotations were rs follows Ordinary,
7&c; good ordinary, s,Ec; low middling
ec; middling, 99sc; good mddlng, 9Ac.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady as follows April, 9,ii@9 Is; May 100
9l7; juno, 0.2i@o.22; july .20@0.3o; August,
o2o@030 September, oO3@9.0Ii October,
ssi; November, s.so@ssli December, s.sl
@s.sSi January, $50. Sales, 81, 100 bales.
DAILY roRr AHn INTENTION MARKEr.
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General News.

FIVE boats are announced to leave here to-
day.
THE bluffs yesterday were crowded with
people viewing the father OF waters"
The Arthur Lambert left for New Orleans
yesterday morning with two barges loaded
with oil cake.
THE Eugene leaves here tomorrow at 8
o'clock D. IN. for Arkansas river going rs
far as Pine Bluff.
TnE Guiding Star, from Cincinnati, passed
down 10 New Orleans yesterday. She added
here 1850 sacks Of oil meal.
TnE City Of vicksburg for Natchoz, and
the Arkansas City, for st. Louis, leave here
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
TnE Harry Brown passed here yesterday
| on her way from New Orleans 20 the Ohio
river with tow Of empty coal barges.
TnE A. J. Baker towing two bargcs loaded
with walnut lumber, passed here yesterday
On route from White river 90 ST. Louis.
TIN Gayoso got in from Tiptonvillc yes
| terday with twenty sacks Of seed cotton,
thirty-thrce hogs and twenty-one packages
Of sundries
Tm Belle Memphis, from 81. Louis. passed
down TO Natchez yesterday. She discharged
here 1850 packages OF merchandise and
added twenty tons for way points.
THE Buckeye State will arriye tonight and
leave again tomorrow at 8 o'clock p. m. for
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville Cincinnati and
all way landings ON the Mississippi and Ohio
| rivers.
TINS Rene Macredy came In from Friars
| Point yesterday forenoon with bale Of cot.
ton, 4 sacks OF seed cotton aud IS packages
Of sundrics. She returns this evening at
| o'clock.
| TnE City Of Providence, en- route from
| Natcles TO -. Louis, passed here yesterday
after Don with splendid trip. She put on
| herr fourteen bales OF cotton. forty.fiye sacks
| OF cotton seed and two horses She added
| 100 packages Of sundries.
TuK Rosa Lee brought In from Osceola
yesterday morning twcnty-eight bales OF cot
ton. Go sacks OF cotton seed and iwenty-fom
packages Of sundrics. She leave again thi,
evening at o'clock for osceola and way.
landings. Capt. Henry Cooper commands,
with Mr. William Smither in charge OF the
| Office.
TnE Kate Adams, Capt Mark r. Check,
arrived from Arkansas City yesterday morn
ing with % bales OF cotton, 202 sacks Of cot
ton seed head Of stock aud II packages oi
sundrics. The Adams backs out again THU
afternoon at O'Clock for Helena, Frian
Point, Concoriia. Tcrrcne and Arkansas City
Mr.. william Banker Is her chief clerk.
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Cons Mr,t--Standarl, S20i, pearl, 81 ~.
roller, A. Wa90o. steady
lrNss ,yn rEls-Sayy beans. t276d3 %.
medium, $40 Stock peas si.26 per hu.
lady pcns, Si.76 per bu, black eyes, ii.S0
per bu.
oar ML,t--ln halfbrls $3.50 from store.
llotn-lrum store, common, f3O0aa -,
family. Sl.2iGtg 90. choice. 81 DdA Th fancy,
Aootdt 10. extra fancy, gL2S6l5O patent,
Nibntrb00i quiet,
tEAoTrns-ssoda. extra, g.. soda. tfchl,
extra, i'ic ginger snaps, bhaGisc assorted
iumhlcs. lOr
CG,cgEp WnrAr-..In half brl.. tl25 from
store
HnNiNN AID Gam From store, ass.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YoRK, April Money on call easy
nj I lsCl2 per cent last loans y pcr cent;
closed offered ut per cent Prime mcr-
camille PAPER Sol per cent Sterling cN-
change dull ut SL0 Tor sixty day bills aud
tisGA for demand.
Government bonds were dull but steady
State bonds were neglected
Tho stock market was ona lower level
this morning than the iinal figures 1T ycstcr.
day, aud though there was some reaction the
gains Ncrr again lost ai the close. London
was seller nj the opening, aud the iint
sales were made NJ concessions from last
evenings prices oi from = 10 a per cent
with louisyillc and Nashville, showing the
largest declines. There was good buying on
the part of commission houses, however,
aud This was sufficient To turn the market In
the early trading with the cualcrs leading
the advance which, however, was confined
10 fractional amounts only. The demand
was soon satisfied, and prices lluctuatcd
over nn extremely narrow range for
| the rest Of the frat hour when the
selling began a. tell again, and values yield.
ed slowly, London selling Reading, 81 Paul.
! Lake Shore aud Louisville 4 Nashville. The
| professions also took the profits accrued
/ on yesterdays advance, and the gains Of the
| hrst hour wcfc completely wiped ont at the
/ close. Beyond the activity IN Reading the
business was almost totally devoid OF
feature, though lake Erie A Western pre-.
ierrcd rose ] per cent, aud Burlington
dropped over that amount when the general
/ lisi was advanced. The close was quiet aud
heavy az about the lowest prices Tot most Of
the list. Almos, everything Is lower ihi,
evening, though losses are confined 10 fmc
lions !. A \ showing the largest decline Z.
per cent. The railroad bonds market wa'
quiet, the only features 10 the trading hcing
The marked strength IN tho Fort Worth and
Denver huts, and the Green Hay SKIS
Sales sos, zoo, The general lsl was firm 3,
strong throughout, and closing prices show
advances in most cases traded H. The total
salcs Of stocks today were 1852 shares
Closing quotations,
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HAY.-Choicc. from store, 0ic6N 90, car
load, from leyce or depot tis 5oaln.60,
prime, Aiorc inttp2 80. car load, from lcvec
ur depot SiiONtlsOO prairie. from store,
Dota'0g car load, from leyoc or depot, Soc
MiHO0.
Ba,S--rrom store, si0e from lcycc or
depot tln0o.
ConN--l'rom store. white O2c; mixed. 5sc,
from lcycc or depot white, w bulk, b7c In
sks, OS, mixed. in bulk DC. In sks. DC.
OArs-from stone. white. i2c mixed. 40r.
from lcyce or depot white, In bulk, CSC In
as, TO-, mixed, IN bulk Be, In sis, use
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clears, $7.e0@775; clear ribs, $77o@7.s 50
short clears, $7.s71f@s.O5.
Hams-Steady; $l0.O0@12.00.
blu; corn, 2l,0oO bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
1000 barley, 1000 bu.
shipments--Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 12,-
600 bui corn, 5000 blu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, none
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April T. Wheat
Steady; No. 2 soft, cash, 77c bid; May, 7Sc
bid, zoe acked; June, Zoe bid; Iuly CSC bid,
Tic asked. Corn--Steady; No. 2, cash, 1870;
May, 44Hc bid; June, 45c bid; July, 40Mc
bid, 47c asked. oats-No. 2, cash, 20c bid
May, 29Ac bid.
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CorrrE-Common, i5c. ordinary, iGc, fair,
i1c' prime Rio, lsc. choice 10 fancy, 2Oc, old
government, 2se130c, firm.
suGAR-purc white, OAc; OF white. Gkc.
yellow clarified, Ofd0Ac. open kettle. 81
tfba.c. refined A, OAc, standard graduated,
5lfc plantation granulaiod, 7l.c powdered,
sc, cut loaf, Ne. steady.
Mcr--louislana, 6Ji8Cc, Carolina. o llC5sc.
strong.
oaSsrp Goons-Pinc apples. s.. 80. Peaches,
? lbs, standard ~ 90 3 lbs, standard, o. 20.
second N.75, lbs standard, s22S Toma.
toes, ibs standard, tiiO. 3 ibs, standard
sl.2j. Strawberries, tl.7b kaspberrlcs, ti.o0
Blackberrlos, ti.259l,4o Green cages, tl'1i
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SUR Choice, o. medium, 3k@ic.
mon, tl.OOtti.bO.
LANm-Choicc. $500, common 10 good,
per head, $500
uRAss CATtLE-Choicc, 3aMNEc; good,
ways. il6ct2c,
lioos-Choicc light 5@S,.c good, i1.95ci
common, 4t.dli,c.
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NEW YonK, April 7.--Coffee-Spot fair;
Rio dull, l4l8c; options 30@45 points higher,
and fairly active. Sales, $4,000 bags.
April, $ll.00@l1.l0; May, Slo.9O@1l 25;
June, I0,70@ll.0O; July $40 35@io.65; Au-
gust, $40 10@l045; September $9.956l0.35;
1925; December, $9909lO3O; January,
s905@lo,30; February, Sl000@io.05; March,
sl00O@l0.05 Sugar-Steady $50 test CEN
trifugal, 7-16; molasses, 4GiHc; refined
quiet and unchanged; Molasses-Dull; 90
test, l0c. Rice-Steady.
CHICAGO, Ill, April ION the Produce
exchange today the butter market was a
shade easier; creamery, 23@2sc; dairy, $50
26c. Eggs-Buoyant; fresh, 1G14@l7c.
CINCINNATI, o., April 7.-Whisky-Act-
i've and firm; sales, |, l6l barrels finished
goods on basis Of Sl.09 Butter-Wcaker.
Sugar-Firm. Eggs-Weakor, l6c. Cheese
Steady.
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self with mean bitters. Hodges Sarsaparilla
renoyates and invigorates the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood. 81 per bottle, six bottles
for s.. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville Tenn. Sold by
Hester 2S3 Main street
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Mules aud Horses.

lIonsEs--Fair demand; drivers, Sl2jdi75.
heavy draft, Sl7hd2li, saddle, Sld0tt21 eN-
ira saddle, s2O0a2JO, plugs, t50CiGS; Texas
ponies, t25faO0, common drivers, S5taiOO.
MuLrs-Fair demand; 10 90 hls hands
high. tOCfii0 AZ 20 ~ hands high, silO6t
iah, 10 10 i6,i hands high, Si2jaiO0; i5ls to
III hands high, SiOdiiD
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.


Arriyals-Rene Macready, Friars Point;
Kate Adams, Arkansas city; Rosa Lee, 0s-
ceola; Gayoso, Tptonville; Harry Brown,
New Orleans; A. J. Baker. White river; City
Of Providence, Natchez; Belle Memphis, st.
Louis.
Dcpartures-Harry Brown, Ohio river; A.
J. Baker and City OF Providence, 81. Louis;
Belle Memphis, Natchcz.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The looalooiion market opened easy and
closed easy mlddling, oNc Sale, i,COjbalcs,
including no bales last evening Of which
90 10 exporters and 80 to spnncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7,sc good ordinary. SIC low
middling, 0,Sc middling, CSC good mid
ding. 0j.c, middling fair i0Hc; fair nomi.
nal. Dusty, sc 10 ic lower
mn A. ..ulr... .r.rr.Ir...
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mcIOate In TccCIpl. lhIs day


AZ noon spois--Dul, prices generally IN
| buyers favor Salet 1900 bales of which
American, 1909 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales,
OF which American, 1900 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows Ordinary, iNd;
good Ordinary, 5d; low middling 6hd; good
middlng 5}gdi middllng uplahds, 5.lGdi
mddling Orleans. 59sd.
Futurcs opened dull at decline, and closed
easy ~ follows
1.-THE prices are given IN pence and Glths,
thus iG3 means l.03-Oid, and 50l means
6.l-0ldl
At / p m-April, 5i3d, buyers; April
May, b.l3d, buyers, Mny-Junc, 5.lAd, buyers;
Junc-July, 5iGd, buyers; July-Augnsi, 6.lsd,
values; September 5lSd, sellers;
septcmbcrOciober, old, sellers; October
November, 6.Ojd, values September, 5led,
sellers.
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PLANTATION MOvFurNr,
cnor ~ sIanr. ArnL 0.
wonIp-a yIsInIr srrfIN

The New York Financial Chronicle of
April Z, gives the following figures: Total
visible supply, 2,Opi, 7ps bales, against 1850, .
Az IN 1857 These figures indicate de.
crease Of cotton In sight ~ is.U7l halcs, as
compared with the slmc date in 1881, and
a decrease of -. COS bales a. compared with
same date in iSSG
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Frsn-Mackorel, half brls, No. /, 500.
No 2, 81 25 No. 3, -; l0-lb kit No. ],
Sl1O; No. 9, $l.05 No. 8, -. Dry her
ring, family, Dc per box.
Hoo PBoDucTs-.Queti mess pork, $1,000
dl5t0, sugar cured hams, l0M6gll re; break
fast bacon, l0h@llhc; bulk pork, clear sides
75s@7Ac, clear rib sides, 79s@7ysc; long
clear re; shoulders, &c,
LAnD--.'rcs, 7lic half brls NO; kegs, Ne
choice kettle, sh@S]lc; firm.
Fresh MrATs---Choicc beef, headquarters,
10c forcquarlors, 5c second grade, hind
quarters SC; forequarters, 4c. Sheep, Toe.
Hogs, nc.
PICS FrEr--Brls $780, half brls, Sl.0O@
400, kegs, $50.
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Caiian seed l.ro.Iuct..

puNE CRuDK ous-Si ifd32' Sc. prime sum.
MGR yellow, 85l4@Mhc, choice cooking sum.
mcr yellow, 39dlnc; prime cotton seed meal
si7OOGi725, carload lots; less than car.
load, Sis.0O0liS.5Q
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@I.s5. Pears, si.75@2o5. Plums, 1850
I.75. Asparagus, $2.05@i.e5. Green corn,
81. Ib@i.4b. Green peas $i.Go@l 80. Cove
oysters, full weight, ib, e5c. 2 lbs, 1850
l.75, light weight, n, G0G85c; ibs, Sl,l0
Condensed milk, Crown, s575d5. S5
Eagle, s775; Swiss, 1915 Salmon, Sl.s5
Sardines, 1915 mustard sardines $500.
Mackerel, $50; herring mackerel, Si.25.
CASDIrs-Sticl, ali sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, sJs@9c; fancy assorted, sl9@lbc; extra
fancy, ls@25c; firm.
CnEEsE-Now York factory, 6Gsc; full
cream, 12@l3c; Young America, l8@lic
Scars AND CANDLEs--Soup 3@jlsc; can
dies full weight, SA@0c.
sAIr-Saginaw, Sl.3j6ll.40 per brl; Ohio
river, 81, POOL. 25 per brl; SKIS fine, 81. 35Cg
lao; coarse, $li0@l.l5; pkts bleachcd, 20;
mixed brls, 5000; mixed, 2A@7c.
Decentralization common TO fair, 2OCg
a5c; prime TO choice, 33G03Sc; fancy, 40d45c;
common 10 fair, 20a23c; prime 10 choice, 80
(d35c syrup, 20Cgl0c; firm.
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stnEe of the RIxcr..

OFFiCE SIGNAL sERvfcE, u. r. A..
Ararnis, April :, 2pm. I
The follow Ing observations are taken 81 all sia.
ions named At 18th meridian time. which l. one
hour later than Memphis time.
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Spots-Priccs quiet aud steady. Tres orli-
nairc Orleans spot, COZ; futures, for April
delivery, 0iisf
Note-Trcs or1inairc Orleans spot, Gsi,
represents O5H francs for 10 kilos Of strict
middling cotton llayrc terms. A kilo Is
about lbs, or 40 3j-l0J kil3s equal 100 lbs.
A frame II equal 10 .0c.
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spois opened easy and closed quiet
piddling, 9i3-ioc. Sales, Ooo bales Quo
d. ~, were n, follows Ordinary, Tl.iGc
good ordinary, SIC; low mlddlIng. csc
mIddling. eisiec; good middllns 10 i.iOc
,niddling fair. 10 ii.iGc; fair, n 5.ioc.
Futures opened easy and closed steady, as
follows April. e.62@e6S; May, 0Oo@o.Oi
June, o.7o0o7I; July, oTs@e.70 August,
a.ss6.s "a; September. eo2@eo3; October
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pAfLY coTroN srArrMrNr

impous-M &cRR,is. L&sRR.io M&LR
Ri. 2it 9. o&sw RRe LIN &TRR,a X
Ma n, no steamer Is. wagons. 10
Total, b22 bales
EspOrs-L AMIR All steamers, north. 49,
Total Cos balcs
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

rHxioAS MUSTANG iIsisrSt. u.sa visor
euslg issssih 10 swimmer. wind oslls, sos, nacta
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Bodybuilding Cotton, o $50
Sales Today, 1000 Baies-The Tone
Of the General Market steady--Meats
Quiet.
s.rrrnAY ryryINd. AnrII !. isSs

SATURDAY EVENING, April =, 1883.
The current ratio OF interest is still per
cent, although the increased supply OF
money at the banks has been large, owing
TO realizatons on cotton. Tho demand CON
tinucs brisk
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MUSTANG LlklkENT

nuc.s sru..s rs-srssr eoaq~sr. sr.,'.s.
tcnsrCrns snd lfssi<~ u h''sss sni hrtsA
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MUSTANG Eminent

xrxscxx MUSTANG iIrinsxr should a.
vsys y ts>s "a iiorss. sTAsts and rss;ofy' -
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OH aud Turpentin

WILMINGTON, n. c., April7.-Turpentine-
Firm at seize.
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BANK cLEAnlNGs.


BALTIMORE, Nd, April 7.-Clcarings, 81
070, 1876; balances, sol, 507.
PmLADELrnIA, Pa, April T-Clearings
today, $40. 500, 500 balance ~ Al, 500. For
the week ending today-Clearings SOS, no.
i62; balances, SO, 19i ISL.
CmcAGo, H., April 7.-Clcarings today
we're sS,O63, 0Sl--the lightcst day of the
week. Clcarings for the week were So, 3d.
$40, against 50, 5l5 j37 for the corresponding
week last year. an increase Of a. per cent
Sr. Lows. No., April 7.-Cloarings today,
81, 500, 559 balances, 1855, liS This week
Clearings, Sl6,7i2324; balances, -, 1884, i7.
Last weck-Clearings, $l4, ,OO1; balances,
-, 0jS, 335. Corresponding week OF 1851
Clcarings, 81, 555, $50; balances, S2,505,53i
BosToN, Mass. April blank clcarings
today, $lG,sli, 5i9 balances, sl,S30Ni.
Money per cent Exchange On New York
zoe TO SOC discount. For the weck-Clear-
ings, So 2O0,l AIS; balances, S,iil, $50. For
the same week last year-Clcarings, $S7,
Us, 0J2; balances, S0,052,72l.
New YoRK, April 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve. decrease, S52l.7OO loans, decrease,
Sls2, 600; specie, increase, 1922 500; legal ten
ders, decrease, 81, 3Si, 500; deposits, decrease,
q, 7i7, 200; circulation, increase, Sl23, 500.
The banks now hold $500 $50 in excess Of
the % per cent rule. Clearing, Sic, 1890;
balances, s., 350,03i.
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Central Pacific ists,ll5 stPc P, lists, 1isIS
Denver X lists 1917 TPLT Tr Refs, 4694
Denver q As, ~ TBRG IT Refs, 67H
y y q West lists, CS Uidoh Pacific lists ia
. ltrle DDS 97h Went shore lO2Is
NJ X q 4 gen'l Or, 6l5k 80,
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The following li-t T. corcricd regularly
and may be regarded rs the latest quotations.
hank SfOCKE
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Ava Nate. low Change.
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LONDON, April Z, 2 p. m,--Consols, new,
9A per cent, closed at 100 7-l0 for money
bullion withdrawn from the Bank of En-
gland on balances today was col 900.
S2f for the account.
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FIVE boats are announced TO leave here to-
day.
THE bluffs yesterday were crowded with
people viewing the father OF waters"
Inr ril,nr L nrn,hnri InfI Tor Nam 0rlnnrn
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APRIL SCHEDULE.
Steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
Carvell, Master
SUNDAY, April I, Is aud -, loan.
Steamer ARKANSAS CITY.
Zeigler. Master.
TUESDAY. April . aud Il, 10 am.
Steamer CITY OF CAIRO,
Iightncr, Master.
FRIDAY, April 6and ~. loan.
Steamer BELLE MEMPHIS,
Baker Master.
SUNDAY, April and - 10a.m.
Steamer CITY OF VICkSBURG,
Whiilcdgc, Master.
TUESDAY, April 10 aud -, 10 am.
Steamer CITY OF MONROE,
Howard Master
FRIDAY, April - aud q, loan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

The clcaring-housc report Is as follows
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-09-29
Money n ade Keeping Hens,

Hundreds of farmers who never kept an ac-
count. would kill every "pesky hem on the
farm, if it was not for the women folks" The
women intuitively know that the hens do not
"eat their heads off every six months" but
properly kept pay better than any other farm
animals.
This is true A record, simple to keep. 90 il
would be used and show the facts in detail
would prove that every hen paid profit They
could be made to pay, from one TO three dollars
each. Mr. James l.. Burgess, Nashua. n. H.,
reported TO the Nashau Telegraph that his
wife made clean net profit last year, Of $36 SO
Tor eggs alone, from only sixteen hens. He
thinks her success was largely due. to using
Sheridan's Condition Powder, a much adver-
tised preparation to make hens lay.
Do your hens pay like THAR Do you want
to learn how TO make them pay better?
Are you in delicate health, and want TO COM
mence poultry raising, for the sake of open air
employ mentt II so, get some reliable advice
how to do it. new, enlarged. and much i'm
proved edition Of that valuable book. the Far
mer's Poultry Raising Guide has just been
printed II contains much very practical in
formation.
Among the many new features. which every
person who keeps hens should have, is blank
records and accounts for eacn month Of the
year. IL also contains long series of very
valuable articles. by A. +. Hunter, "How to
Make Money With a Few Hens" OF him the
Lowell, Mass. Journal says: THE most sensi-
der the name A. +. Hunter He evidently knows
what he is talking about" These two features
alone, are worth ten times the cost of the book:
which the publishers. |. S. johnson Il Co, -
custom House St, Boston, Mass, send, post
PAID, for only p cents in STAMPS
There Is really no way that persons on a
farm or near a large town can secure a cash
income. with so little effort, as by keeping a
few hens. For such, this book is very valu-
circular.
q. W. Gushing, Of bingham, Mass, saws: 81
believe the Farmers Poultry Raising Guide
which received with large can Of Sheri-
dams Powder TALL for 81 2O5 contains more
practical knowledge for person raising only a
Few fowls than many poultry books which cost
two dollars