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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-04-05
CHAPTER XXI.

To show the point to which intellectual
activity goes in America. cannot do bette,
than speak Of the Nineteenth Century club.
Two or three years ago Mr. Courtlandi
Palmer, one of the leading inhabitants Of
New York-a gentleman as rich in in
tellectual attainments as in dollars-con
ceived the happy idea of inviting his
friends to meet twice month in hi.
drawing room for the purpose of discuss
ing the important questions of the day His
invitation was accepted with alacrity, and
thus the club, which consists of lady mem.
bers as well as gentlemen, was formed.
The association proceeds in manner as
simple as it is practical
Is it decided, for instance, to pass an even
ing in discussing socialism, The president in
vites well known socialist to come and OK
plain bis views before the members of the
club; he invites, also, an anti-socialist Of
talent to answer him.
One evening last winter was devoted to the
discussion of sectarianism The president Of
the club invited Catholic priest, an Episco
palian and Presbyterian minister. Unitn-
rian and, unless my memory misleads me, an
agnostic. All were istened to attentively.
and each had his harvest Of applause
Thanks to the vivacity of their minds, the
Americans have special talent for making
the most arid subjects interesting. All these
debates are enlivened with humorous re-
marks, anecdotes, flashes Of wit and clever
repartees Needless to say that they are con-
Quoted with the utmost courtesy. The most
trenchant weapons employed at these tourna,
ments are sarcasm and banter, and the
Americans are adept in the use of both.
In America, such is the respect for the
opinions of others, that the widest, most in
congruous ideas did not raise a murmur
The audience would smile and seem to say:
What droll idear and if the dron idea
was expressed wittily the orator was ap
plauded.
| saw nothing more striking during my
stay in America nothing which appeared to
me more hopeful for the future Of the country,
than the sight of these crowds of four or five
hundred people, men old and-young, young
girls and matrons, all in fashionable evening
Dress met together to learn something, and
p keep themselves posted in all the new ideas
of the day. have heard young ladies read
papers of their own composition at these
meetings, and their discourses were as clever
as those of their gentlemen antagonists.
In short, what strikes one is the all per-
vading activity, the intellectual life led by
women of good society as well as men.
Impossible that Truth should hide her face
in a country where there is such food of
light.
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Consumption surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your
leaders that I haYe positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. shall be glad to send
two bottles Of my remedy FREEto any Of
your readers who have consumption ifthey
will send me their express aud post Office
address. Respectfully,
7. A. 6LoCUM, NJ. O., 1s1 Pearlst., NJ
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Worth its Weight in
Gold.

If you feel depressed, your appetite
is poor and are troubled with dizziness
of the head, billiousness or dyspepsia,
DR.. Lee's liver regulator will cure you
trial size bottles free.
A we'll known physician in New
York advises all his patients that suffer
with coughs and colds to use puritan
cough and consumption cure at G. G.
Silrs drug store.
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DISEASES or MEN ONLY

Blood Poison Diseases Kidneys otheror.
suits of Errors Youth are speedily and permanenty
cured. Con end treat sealed free mail
Address DIR. GRlNDLE, III w. 18th St., New York.
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U Fine card printing and COM
mercial job work done at the MID
LAND Office at moderate prices. The
hest of work guaranteed.
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TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have a bottle Of DIR. FAIR.
NEY'S TkETHING SYRUP. Perfectly safe. No
Opium or Morphia mixture. Will relieve Collie,
Gripping IN the Bowels and promote Difhcult Teeth
ing. Prepared by DRs. D. FAHRNEY & SON,
Hagerstown. Nd. Druggista sell 1t; 80 cents Z
Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents. feb1
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-11-27
Business and Amusement
Announcements.

New hats at the Misses Fisks this week.
for 81.
DR.. WARNER's celebrated health under
wear at Gleason's.
A NEW line of chldren's plush bonnets at
the Misses Fisks' this week.
IF you have job of printing of any kind
send to the WATCHMAN Office.
l.. p. GLEASON & Co. have just received
another large invoice of the b, & c. plush
cloaks
ANY one in want of a nurse should call on
or address Mrs. Ralph Whitney, Williams
town, Vt.
CALL at knights, Waterbury, and see
those silk-lined overcoats, worth S25, now
selling for $50.
A FINE assortment of boots, shoes and
overshoes for cold winter trade at Griggs' ,
Waterbury VT
BARRows & PECK are headquarters for
stoves and ranges See their advertisement
on eighth page.
II. g, WEBSTER has new lot of fancy
pasheuS reauy lOr AudS duorhulehJ' Drop
in and see them.
SOME very stylish patterns in neckwear
just opened at Knights, Waterbury. Look
into his show window and see them
WANTED.-A girl to do general housework.
Apply, during the present week. to the
Rev. j. G. Flanders, "a Vine street, Mont
pelier.
BEAVER shoes and slippers for ladies'
wear. A fine variety of these goods can be
found at the Griggs shoe-store Water
bury, vt.
M. M. KNIGHT, the enterprising Water
bury dry-goods dealer, has new advertise
ment on the second page, to which we wish
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-11-27
Our Supplement.

Owing to the pressure of local and general
news, and an accumulation of other vau-
able matter, we are again obliged to pub
lish a supplement. 1t is filled with local
news of lively interest, and our readers will
not wish to slight it,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-11-27

RINGING noises in the ears, sometimes a
roaring puzzlhg sound are caused by
very common disease. Loss OF smell or
hearin2 also result from catarrh. Hoods =
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is a
peculiarly successful remedy for this dis.
ease, which 1t cures by purifying the blood.
If you suffer from eatarrh, try Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the peculiar medicine.
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Clubbing List.
Watchman and Chronicle for So.
At Montpelier, VT.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
DoMrsTIc EXCHANGE.


New York and Eastern demand, 50, dis.
count buying sight, 50 discount buying, par
selling. New orleans, = discount buying,
81 premium selling Cincinnati, St. Louis
and Louisville, demand - buying, par sell
ing.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds; as
registered, SaS0, 800 at Sl.0Sli.
The local cotton marke, closed firm and
unchanged, with sales 400 bales of which
400 TO exporters and 600 TO spinncrs. At
New Orleans spots closed firm, and futures
steady Mt decline Of 10 . points Liver
pool closed firm, good demand at an advance
OF i.i0d on middlinE futures steady aud
advanced 10 ? points. The New York
market Is firm, sales today of 1000 bales Of
spot cotton, good spinning grade, is reported
on private terms; futures closed steady,
near months of point late months nm.
changed.
Hubbard, Price q 90. say. "Most opcrat
ors went home last night prepared TO see the
cotton market early this morning slightly
lower their theory OF reactions being their
basis OF calculations Their expectations
were however, but partially realized, and,
although the bears made feeble attack on
prices at the opening, the market proved 10
be very steady one, aud at the close ycstcr-
DAYS advances fully held"
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dry salted shoulders, (boxed) s625@6.37H
short clear sides tboxed). S7.o097I2I4.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat q, 900
bu; corn, 16l, 600 bu; oats, 5000 Blu; rye,
1000 bu barley, As, 900 bu.
shipmehts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
l1,ooo bn corn, 2l7, 900 bu; oats, l31, 900 bu;
rye, ZOO Blu; barley, 5000 bu.
Sr. LouIs, Mo-, Jan. 4.--Flour-Quiet and
easy but unchanged.
Whcat-Cash dull, &c. In options there
was a firm feeling during theearly hours, and
prices gradually advanced. Chicago broke
sharply and set the local crowd TO selling,
with large decline as the result, closing
with May, &c and July, &c below yestcr-
day 5; May SlOOH@l0lSc closed 1.OO%;
June, 0SMc, closed at CSC asked; July, s9kg
S96c; closed at $3.50 asked; August, size;
closed Mt s6Ac, nominal.
Corn-Stronger; No. 2 mixed, cash, 30hci
January, 30tg30Lc; March, 3l95c; closed
3lhc bid; May 33T@33Hc, and 1880
closed at 33H@33Hc asked.
0ats-Lower; No. 2, cash 231lc bid; NAV
27I1@27}Sc june 269sc; February, 2l%
Rye-Fhmcr 4s@i0c
Barley.-Quiet; Iowa, CSC.
Huy-Easy; prairie, S7.00G0.50 miXet
timothy, SS.0O@l0.50; timothy, Sl050@l4.00
Bran-6i HG65c.
Flaxscod-Nominal at $3.50.
Buttcr-Quietan and dull; creamery 23@25c
| dairy, 20Gy22c.
Eggs-lic for good stock.
Cornmeal-Firm; 81. S0@1S5.
Proyisions--Steady; pork, 1880 lard
prime steam, S.37lS Dry salt meats, shout
ders, 900 longs and ribs, S6.75; short clear
500. Bacon (boxed) shoulders, 500; long
and ribs, S7.G5Gl7. so; short clears, S. 00@S %
| Hams, Sl0.37 11Cgl2.70
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 800
bu corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye
5000 bu; barley, 5000 blu.
Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat, 10,
| 600 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 0,00O Blu; rye
none; barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. .-Wheat--Quiet; No
red, cash, 00Jsc bid; May, Csc bid
$1,000 asked; No. soft, cash, Doc asked
May, CSC bid, 81. 90 asked.
Corn-Quet; No. cash, 25c bid, 2Gc asked
May 20c bid, 29lSc asked; No, 2 white, casl
| sales ut 26c.
oats-No. 2 cash, no bids nor Offering;
May, 23}sc bid.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
arnInnna rro,i.Inn.

CnicAoo. H., Jan. 5.-Thcro was very
fair aggregate trade In wheat today aud the
feeling was UNSETTLED. The news was Of q
variable character and generally made Ia ap.
pear favorable 10 the bull side, aud al
though prices ruled higher at the start, the
speculative offerings were too heavy 10 sus-
tain the market aud weak feeling set In.
A prominent local operator was credited
with having fed the market with wheat
most II the session, aud a. other operators
were all loaded with long wheat, the de.
cline brought most Of this out, thus aiding
In establishing the decline. The opening
was some &c higher than yesterday. al.
yanred sc, and then declined 7.c, advanced
sc and closed nc lower than yesterday.
There was rumor that drouth In India was
damage TO the crops there and that ship
ments from Russia ports were cut of by ice.
some export demand was again reported at
baltimore.
Corn was Ia much the same condition A.
on yesterday, there being but little disposi-
ton among local operators 10 trade Ia any
extent and the plt NJ Zines wis quite de
serted The feeling was quutably steady
aud fluctuations limited to &c range, the
market closing about the same ns yesterday.
In oats rood business WINS transacted
early Ia the session by several large traders,
AMI prices for May declined Nc. After a.,
urgent sellers had Withdrawn there was H.
tie offered and few buyers came In, aud
prices reacted a. opening figures.
Only a fair trade vas reported Ia mes,
pork and the feeling was stcadicr. litil,
was doing outside of May contracts. Open
ing sales were made nj small advance and
further improvement Of . cents was gained
later the offerings were increased somcw hat
aud prices declined l2iSCtlbc. Toward th,
| Close the market was stronger aud prices
rallied lOm22,fc, closing comparatively
steady. Trading was only moderately actiy,
| iu larl aud the feeling was steady Price,
ruled 7'smiOc. aud the market CLOSED
steady Only limited trade was rcportc,
IN short ribs. aud the market was compaf.,
lively steady. Prices ruled about 7lsCtlO,
higher aud closed quiet.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07

almost everything BUT slightly changed.
There was very little doing on the part OF
the commission peopk and outsiders, and
except for Jersey Cent? and New England,
the movement is unw@thy Of notice. The
grangers, on account of'the settlement OF the
20" was rather better supported, but they
moved within the narfowcst limits. The
supporters Of Jersey Central seemed to have
exhausted themselves in the effort 10 get II to
par and IL fell back to 0TAc but recovered
a small fraction before the close The t. m
per was bullish but the only stock that
made any movement was New England, and
although sales made were Ead to be for Bos-
ton account, there was n good demand for
the stock and II scored gain Of nearly a
point but this evening lost a portion. The
advances are in n small majority this even
ing, but are confined TO fractions
Railroad bonds were quiet but firm to
strong Throughout and final figures show
marked gains in some instances Tie sales
were 1917, 900.
The total sales Of stocks today we 7O,32l
shares. Closing quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
Mnne,. nona. nnd NIarh.

Nrw NoHg. Jan. a-Moncy ON call easy
at az 4 per cent last loan per cent.
closed offered NJ pcf cent Prime merriam.
i.lo rT"H- N'.H9 per cont STERLING Ok.
change fairly active aud steady a, tisii. for
tiA.s u4y ..i.a .iiu satSt, br demand.
Tho cNpntts n spccic from the pofi ~
New York last week amounted to sfi2. go.
NJ which fiuN.GG was In gold aud t2iAG tl
silver All the gnli went 10 South Amer
cn. anil nll thu silver won't to Europe The
imports of specie last week amounted a.
tc2Gls. Of which StG6uo was In gold aud
tih 15i silver.
Government aud State bonds we're duh
aud heavy.
The stick market wis not ~ dull a. II has
BEEN on snmc previous Saturdays, but N was
~ devoid of feature ~ possible, aud the g..
suit ~ the days transactions II a. leave
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
TOTAL RECEIPTS rnoM PLANTATION
NM NcM Ynrk Linnnrl1l

The New YORK fudHeiW thr0htcic OF Jan
nary ., gives the following figures Total
visible supply 20I70O bales, against 3,0si,
GS6 Ia lsss. These figures indicate de.
crease Of cotton in. sight of lJ8, 5sj balca rs
compared with the nmc date IN 1858 an
decrease Of 2sa,G55 bales u, compared with
same date In 1887.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07

fLouR=Ffom stow, common, o. 500 o.
family. o. gOftl3O. choice eLtHalOJ. fancy.
stAititUt extra fancy, fj.l0tiai. patent
- 55aHun. steady
tuAusEns-s,'la extra $40. treble cytra,
GttGitc, ginger SNAPS. ,Gtslsc. assorted lum.
hlvs lUal2c, cram craCkcfs 1itmsifc.
CunN MEAi=icar, $3.50. r1llcr, i2l0.
quiet
lr,Es Asn Pas Navy beans. t22i me
dunn. 500.
o,r Mr,i--in hnlf br's. so frnm store.
CE,cgID WHrAr In half brls u ~ from
store
HoASY AND Guirs- From, store. ts2A
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ExcIIANar QTnTATInNs.
pAILY 49, srArEMryr.

fuporis-N a & RR an ct u a. 40 Ia
NRh 80 SLRHR ~. e. oSswR o.
L,No&TRRm &c. SAN RRLiM
V. ui, Tcun. MIA n q. tioamcr. 100 wag
ons. 10 Total, va halle.
fxpnrts-N q CRh Lea Ma TIN, go l. 4
MR. fui. g. O&s VIZ w. ~. T. ATRiI
as Tenn. mia u ". 90. Total. liio iaics.
DAILY roar AM INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07

CNcrSSATI, o., Jan. -Whisky-Active;
sales, 2, 1850 barrels finished goods on basis OF
Si.03. Buttcr-Dull; fancy northwestern
creamery, 32@33c; prime dairy roll, l3@l5c,
Sugar-Steady. Eggs-Abundant and barely
steady ct l5Gyi6c. Cheese--Steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. Son the Produce FIX.
change today the butter market wa dull
extra fancy creamery, 3sc; good TO choice, p
Cg2Sc; extra iirsts 23Cg2ic; extra dairy, pa
2ic; extra irsts 20g2lc. Eggs-Wcak ant
lower ut l6hlSc
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Wool.

ST. LouIs, No, Jan. 5.--Wool market quiet
and unchanged. Bright medium, l0G2Giac;
coarse braid, l2@22c; low sandy, li@lsc,
fine light, i7@2}c; fine heavy, l3@i9c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07

CmcAGo ILL.,, Jan. 5.-The Drorers' JouTna
reports: Cattle--Rcceipts, 5000; shipments
none. Market steady; choice beevcs, si50Gl
40; steers, S}.0O@I l0 stockcrs and feeders
Sl.OCa3yh cows, bulls and mixed, $l.40@
800 Texas / lie, S2.OOCg3.30.
Hogs-Rccc!pts 1000, shipments, 5000
Market strong and Toe higher; mixed, $50
g525; heavy, S5.O0g5.3O; light, S5.O095.3O
skips, S3.i0d5.O0.
Sheep-Reccipts, LOO; shipments. 500
Market steady; natives, s3.OO@l75; WcsterI
corn fed, SL25@i70 Texans, s2.50@3.5O
lambs, SI.OO6l5.OO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
OIL nnh rurncniiuc.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 5.-Petroleum--Easy
s.w. ll0o, nc.
wnNSGroS, n. C., Jan. 5.-Turpontine.-
Firm. de
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
Terrible Forewsrn,ug-.

Cough In the morning, hurried or dihloult
breathing missing phlcgiu, tghtncss In the chest,
quickcuod pulsc, ohilliucss Ia the evening or
twents NJ night, all ornny II these things the
hrst stages ~ consumption. Ackets English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful symptoms
Ileister druggist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07


wusEY Straight Kentucky bourbon.
il5OstIOO. Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn. firm at sl.3j Ia 500, sharp advance
ON October, Eastern rycs, 81 2iCg6O1 ac-
corling to the arc and make. common
whisky, N.0Cti.JD. according 10 proof
nothing under 80 per can't quoted
HAuaiNa-ilACti5c.
Tip-st. iOlrl.ib.
suor-Drop. ti.2G buck, N.Ib
IIAp-54Gt0c.
TALON &c.
sSurr- Garctt's, sio7j. Ralphs, sioej.
RAil.nad 81 -. Gail a AXIS, knOO
funs-llcar skins. slUbt1.O1 mink, lS6t
Csc. coon hunter handled i5Ct15c country.
handled. iattGnt otter. ~ .OOttGO0 beaver.
ii.uoCt6up wild eat, l5e,3lC, iot, iiGt7bc.
muskmt iOai5c gypsum, lOCtl5c. wolf.
5lctes2oo panther 5oC@sL0. skunk, 10
ASK.
rovprr-Reg. 500 half kep, s275.
quarter kcgs. N.5i.
Co,L on.-Primc white, wholesale lots,
la pcr fnl.
Woodbury., grease wool, uuwashed. u
6tHs. clear. grease WOOL, at2ss bury
/ washed. 9nOtlks tub washed. Jptt3jc.
TouA,co-COmmou, 2N@Jc. uthcr grades
| OCtSr.
| HnssAN.-HE.
N,us-lron. s2co. steel. 10
| Htura-llfy Ntut, No. ], n, No. = &c, drN
saltcd &C. No. ? a., green saltcd No. I. 81,
@Gc, No . &c. green, tc. dccrkins $50
iuv shccpskins, lh6tio0 firm.
got,.s seed rrsdnc,N
rufNE Cuuur ofi-i0c prime summer vel
low 1'sg summer white, AZ. choice cooking
summer yellow, t,c. cotton seed meal. s2Ouu
| lr,f than car load. Sat 81
lave stoek.
4 lHNs.laH NsHH a..fufHH..ft a.
head q rNrACn.
Iloas Choicc light ~; good, tlG56t -
common. i.diltc
| CArfLT-thOico grass, a4Gt3Ac. good. ~
| Ciac scnlaWars, i'sd29c choice feeders
/ 2ihali feeder, lA.Gt2'tc
snrr-Choicc, tc. medium. S@S'tc. com
mon. 81 Otei.A
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FRrtr-Stcady Oranges, 500db.50. per
brl; s2bOtr3.OO per box Lemons, ~ JOtd 3. so
per box Bananas, .5Dm2 80 per bunch
Gmpc-- Malagn. $GOOCtoO0 Dates 7@sc.
APrLrs-tl. 5O6g2 - per brl. Dried apples,
it5c per 10, from store. Dried peaches, 40
5c from store.
GANr-Quail, sl.oO9l % per dor SPUR.
rcls, 75c per doz; rabbits, SiOCgl. .
per doz. Wild turkeys, jOCl75c each. wood
duck. Al 5OC1i.76 per doz. teal, g.. 25fa $50
per doE mallard, ;2.25C2J per doz. Vent
sOn saddles sGulOc per lb whole deer, iCi5c
per 10; opossum, i5cgiOc, dressed coon, l0tI
SSc.
VraEr,nMs-o Onions, sl.50@l75 per brl
Cabbage. loose, b0p5c. kraut per brl. $500
Ct5.OO. half brl, s2.OOfl2jO. Garlic, 50c per
loO. Carrots, SlOO@3.5O pcr brl. llccts
S260cp2I6 per brl Parsnips, 500 per brl.
llurscmdish, fb.O0GIi.jO per hrl.
Buiter- Buttcrino Toe; creamery, 3jI3sc,
dairy. 2O0t w; country butter l5G2b
Cpu-oark, 800 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
VtNEaAR-Pcr gal. I0@I2c.
EGgs-Dull. Boxes, Toe; cases, lGc.
RisiNs-l.ondon layers, $50; California,
a. - per box.
Picgins-llrls sG5O. halfbrls 400.
rorLrm-thickcns, young tl.0odl.2i,
mixed. 81 5Oa2OG hens. t2jOm2 ~. tnr-
kcys. Young. Sj.o1css 90 old ss0DGgi2OD:
geese, s3.NdLJO. ducks, slOO6t3.5D. dressed
| turkeys, l2Nllc per pound hcns - 900 800
| chickens. fl.jOd2n. geese, A.O0,t50O.
Nrrs-Cocnanuts. 500 per leo Peanuts,
Virginia, 5sM6'sc. Tennessee farmers
stock, icibc, roasted, i'sc higher shellcl,
red, SIC. white. &C., Spanish, Nc. Pccans.
Texas, old, 5Cgsc. Italian chcstnuts, iOd
| l2lsc.
PorArors-Firm, sl.5od2 % per brl; SKIS,
Gitt5hc, Utah, S5CgBc per bu, wccL u.15
per brl.
fRrsu Fim-lufhlo, l6t2c per II; cat. &c
per IL. Gamo-lcrch, trout etc, Dose,
| n.r Ia
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Spots opened 6rm and closed hru.
midhling o i3.ioc. srlc-. sGJ bales Quo.
-tutions are ns follows Ordinary. Oii.iG.
good ordinary. SIC low middlinr, . biCc
middllng oiGiCc good miidling. io,.c. mid.
ding fair. 1876, fait llNc.
Futures opcned steady AZ decline. ani
closed steady, as follows January. 0G2TnW
February. g52ma53. Mnrh. psiCp sG.
April, Dg7, May. iO.o5@iOUS June. i0l5m
lois. Iuly. o.25@io2d. August io5iM
ios2 September, oes@io salos, 7i,2o
bales
XIV onfnANA
Tho spot market opened steady and closed
6rn; middlingr 90. Sales 1900 bales
Quotations arc hs follows Ordinary. 5Ac.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Firm iddling Cotton o 7-lec;
Sales Today, 4,7oo Bales - The
General Market is Steady Meats
Strong.

sArrnpAY EyrNINa. Jan. 5. !

SATURDAY EvENING, Jan. >, lSS9
Money is in fair demand with ample
supply for business purposes. Rates firm at
per cent.
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New yorL mr., Coods r,rLct

NEw YoRK. Jan. 5.-The market WIS re-
strictcd but relatively fair. Market at first
hands unchanged and under n firm tone
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BY TELEGRAPH.

lluN aud sell stocks aud bonds through 7
". Oalbrraih. No. ~ Madison street.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm. midlling 07.iGc Sales, i,5w
bales, including 400 last evening. Of which
400 bales 10 exporters aud 60. bales t.
spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nc; Fuol ordinary, SIC.
low middlInr, e.; middling o7-lJc, good mid
ding pi3lGc, middlng fair iO,.ci fair,
nominal.