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Groceries.

new ORLEANS, March 12-Coffee- Steady
ana hrm; Rio, common to prime 10000.
hice-steady; ordinary to prime, 3 IS0i5c SUI
gar-Strong and higher; open kettle, prime
10 strictly prime, 6X@5 7-i6c; fully fair, 81
go DIG; good fair, 6l6@95 3-l6c; fair, 5C
l-l6c; good common, 4Sl@4 1916; com
mon i%@4 15-l6ci inferior, 4@i1Ic; CEN
triiugal, choice white, 613-l6c off white,
6ll-l6g6Ac; choice yellow clarified, 6 9-l6(ol
GAG prime yellow clarified, 7-l0d6lSc; of
yellow clarified, 6h@67Sc; seconds, 4k@
5Ac. Enthusiastically and firm open ket.
Tie, strictly prime, 35c good prime, 81@
33c; prime, 20a30c fair to good fair, 25a
26c; common to good common, 2O@24c; cen.
trifugal strictly prime, 24Ca25c; good prime,
2lCq22c; prime, l9@20c; good fair, 1Sc; fair,
l7ci common to good common, 15@l6c.
New. YoRK, March 2.-Conce-options
opened steady and unchanged TO is points
down, and closed steady and unchanged Ia
points up; sales, $4,000 bags, including
~ 20gl7.35 June, $l7.25C9l745; July
ST. io@l765; August Sl7.6O@l76O Sep
tember $l7.GO@l775. Spot-lsio firm; fan
cargoes, 10lsc.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, SIC
centrifugals, 800 test, 6Jsc; refined firm ant
fairly active.
Moasses-Foreign strong; 500 test 22Hc
New Orleans quiet.
Rico-Quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI o., March l2.-Whisky-
| Firm sales, Cos barrels finished goods OF
basis of Sl03. Butter-Easer. Sugar
Active and firm. Eggs-Steady at ll16c
| Cheese-Firm.
CnIcAGo H., March l2-0n the Produc,
| Exchange today the butter market wa
steady and unchanged. Eggs-Firm, 49,.
| @l4c
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Grain nnd Proxi-ion..

CuIcAoo, Ill.,, March i2-Trading In = eat
was active and the feeling again unsettled
and nervous. Local influences governed
the market aud the general impression was
that some of the large bull traders were sell
Ing out their May wheat Interest conferred
principally In May, which opened a shade
weaker, aud after numerous fluctuations de-
clined TO point 10 below Yesterdays clos
ing and closed 3lsc lower. The offerings
were very heavy most of the day and great
deal OF long wheat was unloadcd, though on
the break considerable buying was done on
the part Of shorts, who had sold at the
higher prices This buying caused occa-
sional rallies. but the feeling was very weak.
July, on the other hand, ruled compare.
lively steady and sold &c over and &c
under yesterdays closing figures, and closed
Ac below. There was good buying for this
delivery aud at the same time not q great
quantity offered. While operators have con-
iidencc In values for July, they have not ~
for May at the prices current, unless manip-
ulation would be resorted to. The fact that
there II no support for the May future
accounts for the drop In prices.
A moderate business was transacted In
corn, aud the feeling was comparatively
firm, considering the weak tone of wheat
The activity Of the other markets withdrew
interest from the pit aud tmding was local,
and fluctuations were confined within 40
sc range
There was less activity Ia oats but fair
business transpired within narrower range
Of prices. There was an absence Of the heavy
realizing by longs that characterized the
trading yesterday. Shorts were free buyers
aud a siendicr feeling prevailed. Consider
able interest centored In mess pork, and
trading was quite active. Prices ruled irreg-
ular, though somewhat higher. An advance
Of 3O@,35c was gained about the middle Of
the session and moderately supported. tx
trcme figures, however, were not fully main.
tanned. Lard and short ribs sympathized
closely with pork.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHIsKY--Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l.50@60O Robertson and Lincoln Coun.
ties firm at 81 5OGg3OO, Eastern ryes, $1,000
800, according TO the age and make; COM
mon whisky, Doc lgSl. 80 according 10 proof
nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
FURs-ljear skins, Sl.0JG700; mink, 100
Csc; coon, hunter handled i5g75c; country
handled, l5@65c; otter, Sl.00975O, beaver,
Sl.O0GL50; wildcat l5@30c; fox, l5W55o;
muskrnt, l00J25c; opossum. 100000 wolf,
50c@SloO panther, 5O9I.0O; skunks
l5CpS5c.
Grx--$lOO8i5O Tor domestic, s2s5@3,5O
for imported.
BAGGING--9gl0c.
Tns-Sli0
SHoT-Drop, sl.25 buck, $3.50.
LEAD-5ls0Bc.
TALLow-I i9c.
sNUrr-Garrctt's, siO7j; Ralph's, 1925;
Railroad S925, Gall & AXIS, 500.
PowDER-kegs, $500 hall kegs, S2.75;
quarter kegs, SlI5.
WooI-Burry grease wool, unwashed, 10
6i20c; clear grease wool. 20a25c; bury,
washed 2O030c; tub-washed, 30d35c.
Coal 0u-Prime white, wholesale lots 0 q
per gallon
Ton,coo--Common, 25@3oci other grades,
OedSjc
BEEswAN-2Oc.
NAIs-lron 500, utcel, $40.
IIDEs-Dry flint No. /, Zoe; No. ., &c;
dry salted, &c, No. ? Sc; green salted. No.
l, &c; No. ?, 3cI3lsc, green, &c; dccrskins, 81
q Soc; sheepskins. i5c6gsi.O0 steady.
GRAss SEgOs-Red clover, % gu; herbs
S0a9Oc bu orchard 81 2j6gl - bu; timothy,
sL75d2OO bu: German millet, S56iU0c bu
Hungarian, 75@Sbc bu.
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Cash quotations wcr rs follows
flour-Quiet aud i0@2)c lower for pat
ents ut tGOOsaG25.
No. 2 spring wheat, esH@o51.c; No. 3
spring wheat, nominal; No. 2 red, eJIse
s5asc.
No. corn. 3t,Ic.
No. z oats, 2f14c.
No. rye, t3c.
No. ? barley, nominal.
No. 1 naxsced. ti.bJ.
Prime timothy seed, N.33.
Mes. prk ncr brl, <t2ajfIi2 10.
Lard per 100 lbs, t6piGt6u7h.
Short rib sides, loose, s'.55.
Dry salted shoulders, boIcd. S5.256I53Tj 4.
Short clear sides, boxed, $500 1l@G75.
Rcccipis-Flour 1000 brls wheat, 5000
bu: corn. To-, 10 bu: oats, O0,OOO bu. rye,
500 bu. barley. 5000 bu.
shipments-flour, 1900 brls. wheat. 81 900
bu. corn. $4,000 bu; oats, iil,OO0 bu; rye,
400 bui barley, 6o,OOo bu.
NJ. Louis. Mo-, March i2-Flour easy
with q small business.
whcat-undcr uniavornhlo ndviccs fim
all sources and good weather prices went on
today Selling was very free, but as shorts
bought heavily there was no demonstration.
May sold nj A0jkc below yesterday, but
other months were only shade on, No.
red pS'.@1isc May sold at mlsG9i hc,
and closed % .Ct9JHc, yune,v)c. July SIS
ast.c. closed s5skc bid.
Confirm and shade better. hut very
quiet; No. 2 cash. 2s,sc. March, 2nC April,
5Dlsc. May. g0g.a30ko August 3Slic
Oats-Fifm, but slow; No. 2 cash, sc;
May 21iiag1c; August, sc.
Kyc Dali. NJ f2lsc asked.
Nhoy Nothing doing.
Hay-steadyi prairie, sGOogs2ji timothy.
sieUrfti3hO'
Bmn=Ensy az Ofo.
ilatsccd-Quict NJ si.ib
Iend-Firmrr, S3Fh0t35n
Butlcr-sicady. creamery, 2iGg20o, dairy,
iIGi2ic, Northern roll, iOaisc.
Eifrs Steady nj lie.
Cnmmeal-fifm nj n.so.
Bautnr-Activc aud strong, Sgi0c.
lion cotton tics-tll0.
Provisions Firm, with only q small trade
pork-Small lots, fi2Sit.
iad-sH7A.
Dry siIt Mcats-Car lots, loos, shout
ders SS.25, longs aud ribs $50 short clears,
Racon-Boxcd shoulders. tGi2s. lonrs,
$3.50 ribs, 7OO97.o5, short clear, Ni24@
7N.
lIams.-. i0di2o.
Rccclpis-Elnur. 1000 brls wheat 1000
bu corn. Gl.uU0 bu; oats, m,OJ0 hu rye.
none. barley. 1900 bu.
shhments-Fiour,i 1900 brls. wheat, ~ .0Of
bu. corn, gaO0O bu; oats, 32OJJ bu. rye
I 40 hu. barley, 1000
Kansas CRY. Mo-. March ~ Wheat
Woake! No. , rrd, cash, no bids nor offer,
lngs. Nav. SIC bid, Ole asked. No. ? soft,
cash. no bids nor offerings May, SoRc bid,
Com-Sicady, No. 2 cash. no bids nor o.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand l.I0 discount; Eastern points, sight,
is discount Cincinnati st. Louis, Louis
willie aud Chicago, 1-l0 discount New Or
leans \ discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
In the local cotton market spots closed
with sales OF 1000 bales, Of which 900 10 ex-
porters aud /. 100 TO spinncrs. New orleans
closed quiet with futures barely steady at q
declineof 10 points. Liverpool was quiet
and steady, and futures barely steady and
unchanged. The New York market closed
quiet, with futures quiet and steady at de-
cline Of 3 to points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. cotton circular says
1.-THE cotton market opened at n slight de-
cline, closed steady aud quiet at the low
est prices OF the day. The session has been
remarkably duh one in spite OF the in.
creased movement at the ports and evident
cessation OF the demand in the Southern
markets The fear Of further financial
troubles in Paris Is reported TO have been
the cause of Liverpool losing It's advance to-
day, but We should judge that Manchester
was not disposed 10 buy freely at present
prices from the tenor of our adyices. Re.
ceipts nj the interior ports continue on a
large scale. The market lacks the support
of confident bull party hut maintains is
present level without much difficulty be
cause Of the absence of any aggressiyenos,
on the part Of the bears.
Port receipts today were Il, $50 bales, or an
excess Of 2,lOj bales Of receipts for same day
last year
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CmcAoo Ill, March -. The Drorers' journal
reports; Cattle Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments, $500 head. Market slow and
steady; choice beeves, S4.00GD435; steers,
$2.00dJ3.00; stockers and feeders, 81. 1908 10;
cows, bulls and mixed, $l.6O@2D0
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market active; &c lower; mixed
and heavy, A4O@LSG light Sl.GO@4S5,
skips S36094.0O.
sheep-Receipis, 65OO head; shipments,
$500 head. Market steady; natives, 5000
800; western corn-fed, S4.3O@L70. lambs,
4.50(dO.OO.
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IecsistunA

HAY-Choicc from store Sc: car load,
from lovcc or depot Sla5DalGOO. prime,
from store, 7h'gslc. ear load. from lcvoe or
depot sli jDai5O prairie, from store, 500
Gc' car load from lcycc or depot, tiOOOg
100.
CoRN-From store, white. i7c. mixed, i5c;
tom lcycc or depot, white. In bulk, i0c In
sark-, i3c mixei. IN bulk So; Ia sacks, Ale
BEAN-From storc, 81; ir1m leyco or de
pot. si6Up0glabn
OAts-frum store. white, sc. MIXED, 85c
from lcyce or depot, white In bulk, 3iM
SIC, In sacks, 3ic, mixed, In bulk. 2DjIc, IL
| SACKS 90.
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nrcnIsfuds.

FLouR-From store, choice, sLlO1i 20
fancy, SLDDgL10 extra fancy, $1,000 20
patent, $4,000 IS; easy.
CRACKERS Soda. extra. bc; treble extra,
Grt6'sc ginger snap. rosie; assorted jun
blts, llHl2lsc. cream crackers, 71sHsIsc.
CoRNMEAis-Poarl, 500 roller ~. lO@220
firm.
BEANs AND PKN-Navy beans, 81 %, mo
dium 500.
oArNEN,-ln half brls $3.50 from store.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln hall brls, Sl.5O from
store.
HoNNY AND GRIrs-From store, 1926.
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coNSoLIDArED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

A. noon; Spots-Quiet, and steady.
Sales, 5000 bales, OF which 1000 were Amer
lean Receipts, 1900 bales, of which 6,GOO
were American. Closing quotations were as
follows; Middling, 51l-l6d
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady
l'rhcso prices are given IN pence and Giths,
thus; GIGS means d.63 Cad, aud 50l means
5.Ol-6ld.l
Ati pm: March, 5i2 sellers; March
April, 5.i2 sellers; April May, SAG sellers;
MayJunc, $40 buyers Junc-July, 5i3 sell.
ers; July-August, ga sellers AugustScp-
TENDER 5,i2 sellers scptcmhcr-October,
1.2s Nalnes Septcmber. 5.l2 sellers.
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Live stock.

CArrtE-Cholcc to extra. 3h@GNc; good,
3GJ3'4c; scalawags to medium. lLM2isc
choice feeders $50 and up 23t@3c; feeders,
$50 10 $50. 2ii@2Ac
lloUs--Choice confcd, iA@5c; good,
Si50@i75, common, 3kHic.
SnErl-Choicc, 4}ic; medium, 3lf9ic;com.
mon, slOO9l.50.
LANns-Choicc, Sc; common TO good, per
head, Sl.50d3.OO
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Itsu..hsIl suppiieN

fuuit. stcily Omngcs-Florida g. 5o3
40 PEI box. Nc.sina s25OseJO0 per boK.
Lemons, i31U 300 pBf box Bananas.
N.gP2 per bunch. Dates, 7@Sc. Figs
i2lyl5c per pound.
ArrLn.- a.,t13oO per brl. Dried apple,
" per lh, irum store. Dried peaches, 20
$50. from Hlorr.
GAng-Quail ~ 25@i6o per don, sauir.
rcls, si.N per dux rabbits. 81. 20 per doE.
Wild turkeys. bpa7ic each mailard ducks
s26D per dux vcnisun Saddles. tOtai2c per
lb whole dcrr saue por 10, opposum, iS9
40, dressed uoou. iud3hc.
Nr,ntsu-un ions Sii6 per bril- cab.
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Ml.rEIIANEnrs nnNn..
COTTON Market.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet. middlins. else Sales,
2ooo bales, including $50 bales last even.
Ing, u which 40 bales 10 exporters and
LiOO bales To spinner.
EXcnASOE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, ~ good ordinary, si.c. low
middling CSC. middling Ole good mid
ding, lose middling fair lose. fair, nom.
inali dusty hsio lower
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL: WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 49, 1880

fferings; May, a2SsS;. No. white, cash, no
bids nor offerings; May, 27c bid.
oats-No 2, May, 22Kc bid; 22ssc asked.
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MnnI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March l2--Wool quiet and
easy; unwashed, bright medium, lS@2j &c;
fine light l6@22c; fine heavy, l2@lSc; tub
washed 3l@37c
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INSURE your gn.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. 43 Madison street.
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Fisn-Mnckcrcl. half brls, No. I, sil9S
No. 2 $3.50. Mo- 8. 500, lOlb kits. No. 1.
gi.70. No. 2, u.is. No. 3. ti.2J. Dry Herring
Family, 3jc per hos, y &. roe herring
hall brls, $50. White fish--lIalf bfls
900.
Hoo PHoprcn Strong pork. si3 2jetlAft
suFarcurcd hans liMtiiA Breakfast bacon
| i04Mii &c. clear rib side bacon. 7is@5Ac
| bulk pork. clear sides, &c. clear rib sides
/ $50. long clear. Gl.c. shoulders &C.
lREsn MEAu-llcci. headquarters, Sale
| fopluaricr, 2l.Gtic. city hogs. 6a1c
country dressed. 5ist,Gc per TO- sparc.ribs,
| m,C. harkboncs aCtic per o.
LAm-ics 7isc, half brls. 5Ac. keys, 7Kc
choice kettle. Sstinv. strunr
rtgs' Fur Iris. 500 half brls. $3.50
| kegs, tt.2G
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lmport-N &C Rh - MNTHK i7i. Ia n
RI o. NAL RRH GE Co&s wRR. q
k,Cs& MR. iUt iHHh iu1 Team Nld. -
ttalaers 90 wagons - Total i,tl bales.
fSInfts-L AZ u H. glS Cu&HW 80
l., No&rkh Ltlf Tenn Ma. %. Total. g.psi
balcA
UNsoLp STOCK.
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OIL and rurI

OH and Turpentinc.
CLEVELAND, o., March l2.-Petroleum easy
5. W., ll0,7lsc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY z TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet - Middling Cotton, o
7-sc- Sales Today, 1000 Bales-The
General Market lie steady-Meats Are
Strong.
APPEAL OFFICE.

TUESDAY EvESISG, March 10, 1889
The money market is easy, with fair de-
mand and abundant supply at the banks,
Rates 10 per cent.
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ches ( Ohio, LIST pfd. CT NY Central, 1851
Ches ohio, I'd pfd, 32x Y. "a st l., lsH
Chicago Alton, ia my, ca St /, pfd, z
c cRRS ST g% ao 1901 8siIs Ns.sPP pa
chi, - l. Pac, ptd, 30 Ontario d Western, ~
Gin, San 4 Clevc, o. Oregon Improyement6iH
Cleveland, Colnmb, 69N Oregon Nav 09A
nc! nuuson, his OrcyOn Trans, ~
Del Lack q West, 1881 Pacltc Mail, 81
Den q, l6 Peoria, Dec & Evans, 2ANs
East Tennessee, 9L PittsbIirg ib7
East Tenn LIST pfd, 90 Pullman Palace 1876
East Tenn, ID pfd, 2214 Reading, 4iH
eeT9f G7,I STE s. Louis iisS Z San a. + 2el
For! Wayne I5oI s. Louis San pa 92',
Fort Wayne 4 Denver = 81 I a San LIST pd lO7
Houston q Texas, u ST Paui Did, 99b
Illinois Central, ITO 81 Paul, Min Man ,99H
Ind, Bloom & West, l1h st Paul & Omaha ,82h
Kansas 4 Texas, 12tS 81 Paul & Omaha pd, 9214
Lake Erie y West TX Tenn Coal & Iron, al
Lake Erie * w pfd. boi4 Texas Pacific, 1871
Lake shore, 1929 Tol a. o Cen pfd, 5Oh
LOUISVILLE Nash, COZ Union Pacific, 6l14
Louisville & n A, IG u Express SlH
Mem Charleston, 81 Wabash, ST l. * r. lJly
Michigan Central, SOY W, stL& Ppfd, %
MI y pid ioA western Sss 5T USio aSg So '
Min x - l., Ga Am Cotton OIL, 500
Min 81 pfd, 10 Rich & West Point, 20
LONDON, March 10, p m.-Consols closed
at 81 0l6 for money and 07A for the account.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balance today is 1868,
900. Calcutta linseed, JOS Cd per quarter.
Turpentine spirits, 3Gs per cwt.
BERLIN, March l2.-Thc statement Of the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows an increase
in specie Of = 900, 600 marks.
PARIS March 12-Three per cent, rentes,
S5f 2jc for the account
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March l2.-Clearings So
$4,000
NEw ORLEANS, La. March l2.-Clearings
Of the banks, g., 3O96s5.
NEW York. March l2.-Clearings S14i,3s3,'
9ll; balances, 81, 5s3,020.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 12-Clearings, 49,
03O,5Ol balances, 500, i07.
BosroS, Mass, March l2.-Clearings, 49,.
li095j balances, $3.50 1876.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, March l2.--Clearings today
S3,iOL995; balances, S6i0,5S5.
PmILADELrnIA, Pa, March 12.-Clearings
| l2,775, $50, balances, 81, 397, 30S.
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The spot market opcncl quiet aud closed
s'fady; middlinF ojEc. Sales 1000 bales
Quotations are a. follows Ordinary. SIC;
god ordinary, 1916, low middling, $40.
mlldling, 0Kc, good middling. 10 7.iGc.
futurcs opened quiet aud closed barely
quiet. AZ follows March, 0.75@g57. April,
e75@o7ii May, o.5s007e. June, 9.s0s9s1
July, O@WaOi. August 0ssso 80 Sep.
tember. 0.l5e0io. October, 0s5Go2o. No
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Grcrerle&

CASsrp Ooopa .Pucapplcs. ti.l50ti 80
Peaches, 2 lbs. standard. N ai6ti 90 second
tiOn. Tomatoes, , lla. standard SIC
lbs. stand rd a 10 Strawberries, Al. rs
Rsspbcrrles 81 -. Rlackberrics. u % Green
nnrss. l.4n Pears $50 Plums, II 80
Asparagus .tD Green corn. a Goal so
Green peas Sl.2h. Cove oysters. full weight
1 ~, p0titl. 2 lbs. St.Aitti ~. light weight,
&c. lbs. 800 CONDENSED milk Crown
t6iA Eagle. " ~ swiss gLi5. salmon.
it.a5 sardines. ease. mustard sardincs
$40 Mackcrcl, A.ia, herring mack
crrl. fil6
sroAR-rure white. 79@js.c; oGwhiie. y.
m5iic. yellow clarified ,tt, ~. refined A,
! DC. standard grammatical 5i.psc pow.
| dcr'd, Sto,i', cut loaf Nfmnc. open kettle.
! 0isaI4c very strong.
CoFrEr Common, u lr fair igi.c, phm,
| Rio. ipaw3sg choice io fancy, O4o. old
/ government 80 ijl strpus
/ S,ur-sagiunw, 1.3,ttl.tO per brl. Ohio
River A2tWi.3a pcr hri. Louisiana, sli5a
l.20 sacks tine, Sli0 coarse. si25. pits,
/ 2a.Dtic.
klcs-loul,InnA rI0ohc. Carolina 90
&C. firm.
SrAncn-9@S.c.
! CuruE Prime. flats .-. New York FAC
tory, ---, full cream iar Young America
| iac
MoL,~u--louis'una, common 90 fair. p
alg prime chu'rr, jtFtl. fancy i5o. cen.
tnluiuls, common io liir ~ sns. prime u
choice, ~ lass, 81 rup. ~ ass urn.
CAspirs-r .lcks. all sIzrs, in hKs pail,
and brls N' III fancy assorted, o. fl1lc
| ettm uUCF 10 Hir. firm
soar 40 CAspLrs-'sOap 5,f6g5c. candles
full weight loc
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INV YORK.

Spots opened quiet and steady and closed
steady, middllnF, 10 3-iGc s,lcs, ai5 bales.
onoiasiona wero a. iollows Orlinary,7 7.lOc
good ordinary, > i3i0c low middling
0ssc, midiling, 10 SiOc good middling
10 ii-iOc, mlddllng falr, il1sc. fair. lie
fuiurcs opened quiet and closed quiet aud
steady as follows March. npsaOng April.
l0u3fsioo4 May, ioii@iOt2 June. 1880
1920. July, i01ai0g; August l033t
1924. September amanOi. October ESQ
e7t November So 8qOE December.
e0i@o0G January, a7Sso71 Sales, a.. so
bales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-13

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-08

Miss Juliet Corson maintai that il in
| an average company you select at random
! a dozen men and a dozen woman the mas
/ culine group will possess much the more
knowledge Of cookery. This declaration
she backed up in recent conversation with
/ many illustrations Go into a restaurant,
she says with q number of men and women.
Unless there should chance TO be in the
company women who has Travelled extern
| sively and observed much you will never
go wrong if you entrust the selection Of the
dinner 70 the gentlemen. Lest some critic
should reply that men are more used to res
taurant and hotel fashions and feel them
selves more at ease in ordering, Miss Corson
Is willing to go step farther. If 1t IS
case OF ordering a nice little family dinner,
at home, not an average American family
dinner, which consist usually Of a roast and
pudding, but, say, a soup, fish and per-
haps one side dish. the husband, she alleges,
Will commonly lay out the best bill Of fare.
If he is a club man or a mal used 70 camp
ing out he will cook it better than his wife,
but whether he knows anything about tne
process of cooking or not he will show more
ability in planning good dinner. Being
asked to define a good dinner, Miss CorsOl
said that it must possess three qualifica-
tions: it must please the palate, satisfy the
appetite and be easily digeSted. This Gull
nary abilitya man does not usually de-
velop, she is of the opinion, until he reaches
30 or. say 40 years of age. At this period
of life she accounts for it on the theory that
mature men pay more intelligent heed
than do women to their food. The average
woman cares comparatively little what she
eats, as is shown by her common neglect of
herself when she has no man toprovide for;
while the man who is actively eng aged in
business knows that if he is not fully nour-
ished his work will suffer.