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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
President in New Hampshire. .

CONCORD, N. IL, Aug. 16.-President
Harrison yesterday greeted the Legisla.
ture of New Hampshire and subsequent
ly reception was held in the open air,
attended by several thousand people,
followed by collation. at a hotel
Rain interfered with the days proceed
lngS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Lynchers Held owathout Bail.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16.-Fourteen OF
the Lafayette regulators accused OF
lynching the negro Key, who murdered
his wife last July at Carencro, have been
committed for trial at the term of the
district court. Bail was refused.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Title For Columbus.

MADRID, Aug 16.-A petition signed
by eight hundred persons, including
Archbishops, Bishops and Patriarchs,
has been sent to the Pope asking His
Holiness to honor the name of Christie
pher Columbus with the title of "Vener-
ubleD
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24

in the celebrated case OF
Sharon VS.. Sharon, form
crly Sarah Althea Hill.
Justice Stephen j. Field,
of the United States SUI
prcme Court, not long
since, rendered n decision
against Mrs. Terry. who
was so inccnsed Mt the
resulto OF Judge Fields con-
clusions that she applied
an opprobrious epithct to
the aged jurist in the court
room and attempted to get
her revolver out and end
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Prof. Loom,s, of Yale. Dead.

New HAVEN, CT., Aug. 16.-Elias
Loomis, LII. d., Munson Professor OF
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy at
Yale, died at the New Haven Hospital
late Yesterday afternoon.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Glanders In Chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-There is great ex.
citement in Lakeview owing to the
breaking out of glanders in the stables
of the Lincoln Ice Company. The dis
ease is spreading among the horses rap
idly, and it has already been necessary
to shoot seventeen Of them.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Increase OF the G. AR.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug l9.-Com-
mander-in-Chief Warner, of the G. A. r.,
has completed his report for the past
year, which will be submitted to the
Milwaukee Encampment. The report
shows total membership of 4l3, 22S, an
increase of 59,012 members during the
wear
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Stabbed to Death By His Brother.

COLUMBIA, S. G., Aug. 15.-Robert and
Alfred Moore, brothers, living at Mt.
Croghan, Chesterfield County, quarreled
last night about woman. Knives were
drawn and used freely, Robert stabbing
Alfred in the heart killing him in
Stantly
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24

PARIS, Aug. lila Nation says that
France never intended making de-
mand for the extradition of General
Boulanger.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Opposed to Jute Bagging Trusts.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 15.-The Mer-
chants Exchange yesterday pledged the
support of its members to the planters
OF the State in their opposition to the
jute bagging trust and to help put in
shape the movement by which cotton
bagging can be substituted.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Hawkeyes Cnoose Hutohinsou,

Dies MONIES, Ia, Aug. 16.-The Ro-
publican State convention resumed its
session at 10 O'Clock this morning. On
the twenty-fifth ballet Mr.. Hutchiason
was nominated for Governor.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Killed By a Falling Brick.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 19.-Willim
McCourt brick-mason, of Baltimore,
was killed here Saturday by brick
falling from the fifth story of now
building and striking him on the head.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
WON'T bang !. Woman

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The official execu-
toner, Berry, declares that he will not
hang Mrs. Maybrick. Fifty-two mem
bers of the House Of Commons have
signed q petition In behalf Of Mrs. May.
brick.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24
Double Hanging In Louisiaua.

LAKE CHARLES, La, Aug. 17.--Louis
Demarsst iwhite), and Summer Miller
(coiored), both convicted of murder,
were hanged here yesterday. The exe-
cution was witnessed by 1000 persons,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-08-24

'osIloE FIELD. his life. United States
Marshal Franks thercupon rushed in and
USED considerable violence in pre-.
venting her from carrying out her inten
tlon. Judge Terry came promptly
10 tho rescue OF his wife knnnltinr the rnnrshnl
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CNNNTn Goops- rincnpplcs si25@l ~
Peaches The. standard fi.aih "a. second
90 Tomatoes 2 lbs standard. sbtt'slr
ll-. standard, si.nn Strawberries A. -.
Hlspliyfrirs, &i.2i Wnckhcrrirs. si.up. Green
glr,s ti2A rcnrs. s2up. tlums o. ~.
AsIamFus ttOt Green corn tiupdt. a..
Green prns u. - Cove oysters. full weight.
I NJ ia. 2 IT,. q. 5ifti ~ light weight, iic.
lhs si.Oi6tii0 Condensed milk. crown,
siin EIglc, go, SNiss. 500 Salmon,
si.5tCt2up. Sarlincs. % 30. musiarl sar.
dine, $50 Mackcpl si.2b herring mack.
crcl ti.uh
srpM Purc white. &c. OF white. 0.c.
yellow clarified, GAsWGl,r refined 4, &c.
standard Hrnuulntcd, 5hGt1fsc, powdered,
s't@shg cut loaf s's@sA.. open kettle,
NOME hrm.
tortu-C Common, 10. ordinary. iG'.di7c.
fair, 5',@iSr prime Rio. isis@isA,r. choice
H. fancy, lvh9Hc old government MWS3o.
steady.
sir Saginaw. o. gOai Is per brl. Ohio
River tl.uHi.i5 per hrl. ~, dnc, ti.35ts
go, coarse. ~ inNtl ". pgkts, 3A6t1C.
Ri,t Louisiana i'.@Bsc Carolina, "a,
7c. firm
CANpIr- stick. all sIfcs. In brs. pals and
hfls. Wdlic, fancy, assorted, i0glSG cNtu
fancy. ls82jr. firm.
sIaHcH-3ad
| MuiAfsts-iuuisann common ~ fair esn
| To-. prime, choice $50 %. fancy tiCtiOc
crnifiiugnls, common a. fate 2nagk. prim,
/ a. choice. 3ntt jr. syrup. grtttc, steady.
tnrmr Prime Hats. Nis@p'sc New Norl
| factory, N'Bml0c ful cream. i2isMi3c
/ Young America, iAmito.
So,r 80 GAMBLE soap 3iiCt5c, candles
/ full weight, i0c
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nancy. Hand. and sinrh.

NV NoRK. jan o.-Moncy on call easy
at . Ia "a per cent; last loan per cent;
closed Offered at = per cent. Prime mcrcan-
tile paper, 5lsW1 per cent Sterling cX-
change dull but steady nj tlSiis for sixty
day bills aud sissy for demand,
Government bonds were dull but irmcr.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The waiting for the final outcome 81 the
conference between the bankers and the
presidents keeps all new ventures In the
background london was buyer of sccuri.
ties at the opening this morning but outside
interests were almost entirely unrcprcsentcd
and the improvement made by the foreign
purchases was soon nCutralizcd by the SELL
ing oi the local operators. Missouri paciiic
and lnrkawnnna Wcrc the first to show any
marked improvement, hut while the
former continued strong the latter
gave way In the final rise Ia New
England. The stock dividend declared upon
Louisville A Nashville had no effect upon
stock, hut the dcci-iun by Judge Barrett dis
solving the North River Sugar Refining Com.
| pnny was looked upon ~ blow AZ trusts,
and cotton oil after rising over n point lost
/ nll the advance Milwaukee, lake shore &
Western preferred sold down ~ per cent
/ from last evening prices.
IN the last hour there was n renewal Of the
| buying aud everything moved mp with Mis-.
sour Pacific and New England very active
and strong. The market at the close was
quite strong nj fractional advances for the
! day, while not generally up 10 the best
! figures.
While the tone Of the bond dealings wa,
| firm. the hnal changes ar quite irregular
/ Colorado A Santa fc hrsis icll ~ o. ITO. and
/ the seconds 10 1l's. The total sales oi
stocks today were iAi,5Ss shares closing
/ quotations.
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4@5c per h, from store. Dried peaches, 4@
DC, from store.
GAMr-Quail 81 GOA. 25 per doz squirrels
Zoe per doz; rabbits, sl.0O@l25 per doz; wild
turkeys, 5Od7jc each; wood duck, 81 .50la
l7j per doz teal 81, 25@2,5O per doz; NAL
lard, ~. 25@2.50 per doz. Ncnison saddles, {
6Gl0c per 10; whole deer, 46g5c per ID; opos
sum, i5miOc; dressed coon, l0935c.
BuTrER--liutterine l5c; creamery, $50 3Sc;
dairy, 2O@30c country butter, l5@g0c.
VEGET,BLEs--0nions,' Sl.5O6J1.75 per bril-
Cabbage loose, safe. Kraut per brl, 81 OU
5000; half brl, S2.OOd2.50. Garlic, soc PEI
100. Carrots, S$.oO@35O per brl. Bects, 500
Cl2.75 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl.
llorseradish S50O@550 per brl.
ClpER-Uzark, $500 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
NINEGAR-Per gal l06112c
EGGS Duh Boxes, l3c; cases, 1Ic.
RAIsINs-London layers, $780, California,
So per box
PrcKLEs-Brs, SO 80, half brs, $500.
POuLrRY-Chickcns, young 81 0O0g2 %;
mixed, - 2jG12 70; hens, 81 50@3.0O; tur-
keys young, $6OOh0.OO; old sS.0061l2. 90;
geese, S3.50Mi 80; ducks, S3,00@3.50; dressed
turkeys l2CJllc per pound; hens S2.50@3. 90;
chickens, 81 50a200 geese, sl.0Og600.
NuTs-COcoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 64@6,fc Tennessee, farmers
stock, iCg5c; roasted, ! 11c higher shollcd,
Texas, old, Bose. Italian chostnuts, 100
l24c.
PorAToEs-Firm, Sl.50@200 per brl; SKIS,
sij@75c; Utah. S5@0Oc per bu; sweet, Sl.75
per brl.
FREsH FIsu-BuiIalo, l612c per ID; cat, &c
per Id. Game-Perch, trout, etc, base
per ID.
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CHICAGO ILL.,. Jan. 8.-fOnly a moderate
aggregate business was transacted in wheat,
aud at times the market was very dull. OPP
orators are just as much at sea which course
TO pursue ms they have been. The early feel
ing was weak, and prices declined H@lc
from opening figures. The offerings were fair
and It was claimed that possibly some long
wheat was sold, the incentive for selling
being the fall of snow, which extended over
some portions of the winter wheat country.
At the decline there was good demand, and
apparently great many resting orders being
on the market at Sl0iX for May, and under
steady buying, prices were advanced &c. The
lirmness was partially attributed to bullish-
ness from the Northwest The market ruled
weak the last half of the session. and the
closing was about &c lower than yesterday.
quiet, easy feeling prevailed In corn all
day, trading was only moderate and fluctua-
tons narrow. Prices were governed largely
by local influences Opening sales were a
trillc below the closing quotations Of ycster-
day, with offerings very liberal, aud the
market declined hc, rallied some and closed
AMBc lower than yesterday \ quiet and
steady feeling prevailed In oats. Buyers
were slow to take hold, but there being no
particular pressure 10 sell early and several
heavy traders offering large lots quite freely,
prices being forced down lAc from outside
figures and the market closed easy.
A fairly active trade was reported in mess
pork, but the feeling was somewhat unsettled
and prices fluctuatcd considerably within a
moderate range. Opening sales were made
ut 214c advance on yesterdays closing fig
urcs, but weak feeling was soon developed
and a reduction In prices Of 20@22llc was
submitted to. Later prices rallied 2l9@5c,
and the market closed steady.
There was only n moderate business in
lard, and the feeling was easier Prices
gradually declined i0@l2J9c on the whole
range but rallied slightly near the close and
ruled comparatively steady.
Trading was only fair in short ribs, and
the feeling was easier. Prices declined no
lOc, and the market closed quiet at medium
figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
I New York and Eastern demand 81 dis
count buying; sight, SO discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans, = discount buying
q premium selling Cincinnati, St. Louis
and Louisville, demand - buying, par sell
ing.
The local cotton market today closed firm.
Sales G, 100 bales, Of which 300 to exporters
and 2,lCo to spinners. AT New Orleans
spots closed firm at an advance Of l-l6c,
b. futures steady and advanced to o points.
Liverpool closed firm, demand active with
futures quiet at an advance Of . 10 points.
The New York Market was quiet and steady
with futures quiet and up . TO 10 points.
Port receipts today were 5,2Ol bales greater
than for the same day last year.
Hubbard Price & Go. say; "lhe buoyant
tone underlying speculation in cotton and
the nervousness Of those who arc short Of
the article have been again expressed In
an advance Of from 10 TO 10 points as com
pared with the closing quotations Of ycster-
day. The initial impetus was given to the
movement by the news from Liverpool,
which was from 10 . points higher. Re
ccipts at the ports do not come up TO the
hopes and predictions Of the bears"
The Manchester Guardian In its CONNER
cial article Of the 9Th says "fcw sellers re-
port full average business for Tuesday, yet
there has been a fair general distribution of
orders, mostly, however, Of narrow dimen-
sions. Prices are very steady for various
reasons Firstly, now here and there an
important oyorsupply, while Tor some sorts,
such ~ India aud China shiuings, the pro.
dnction is well under engagement producers
often striving 10 improve the rates current a
week ago. Secondly the margin between
yarns and cloth and between cotton aud cloth
is very poor Thirdly, the prevailing hoped
perhaps In some eases solid cxpcctatons-of
The establishment Of higher quotations De.
spite the many failures to advance prices
during the past year, to which end producers
OF cloth are more united. There is little in
quiry for export yarns. Spinner Of low
counts ~ the far eastern markets are In a
moderately strong position. There Is no In
dication OF pressure to sell, although some
spinncr are rcniy 10 welcome fresh orders
India spinning, arr firm and well sold. Con
tncntal buyer, have 10 puy full rates Tor
their moderate requirements. The home de
mand Is inactive AMI the sales are light
Cloth is steady. Makers Of approved India
and China staples are able 90 command full
price. although last weeks estimates have
not advanced. Business was declined yes
icrlay which woulh In some cases have been
accepted week aeo. Printing aud other
finishing cloths are very firm. Strong effort.
arr made whcrc the market {. poorest 20 e.
iablish an advance. Heavy goods ar,
steady. There have been moderate s1lcs
Tie tendency 81 price, Is upward"
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No changes Of importance were made In
local market quotations today. Eggs are a
shade weaker aud lower a the Grain Call
Board a sale was made Of cash No. white
corn, at 35Ac. Amount OF grain In store at
the elevators: Corn, 52Oal bushels, oats,
20, $50 bushels; wheat, l32 bushels.
At New orleans sugar. remained compare.
lively unchanged yet prices were generally
lower Ia sympathy with New York demand
limited Molusscs rules easy. There Is an
increasing inquiry for rice Louisiana
oranges are scarce aud wanted, the crop 1,
about exhausted. Foreign oranges in lin.
tied supply and firm, lemons la ample
stock aud cheap, oaro is now being sold
| nj auction
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VI MISCELLANEOUS

WmsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
$L50@6OO, Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at Sl.35 10 $500; sharp advance
on October; Eastern ryes 81 25@60O, ac-
cording 10 the age and make; common
whisky, sl.0OCgi 30 according TO proof; moth
ing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAG0iNG--liAMl3c.
TIEs-Sl. lOGgl.lb
SHor-Drop, $40, buck, sl.45.
LEAD-5Jad6c.
TALLow-ilsc.
SNurr--Garretts, si075 Ralphs, $40. 25;
Railroad, S925, Gail 4 AXIS, 5000;
FuRs-Bcar skins, sl,OO6J7 90; mink, l56l
Ace; coon, hunter handled, l56175c; country,
handled, l5dG0c otter, Sl.OO6g6O0, beaver,
SLOOd6OO; Wild cat, l5CI3Oc; fox, l5tgI5c;
muskrat, l0dlbc, opOssum, lOCIl5c; wolf,
5Ocgs2.OO panther, 5Oc9Sl0O; skunk, l5@
SOC.
Powprn--Kegs $500; half kegs, S2.75;
quarter kegs Sl.7j.
Coal ou.-Prime white, Wholesale lots, l0c
per gal
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, lS
M20c; clear, grease wool, 2Od2ic; bury,
washed, 2Od30; tub-washed. 3Ota35c.
ToBAcco-Common, 25g3Oc other grades,
GOA SIC.
BExwAN-20c.
NAns--lron. 500 steel, i2lo
llIDEs-Dry flint No T. a.; No. ., 7c dry
salted, SCI No. 2, o.; green saltcd No. I. 81
acc; No .. &c, green. &C.; dcoIskins, $50 iOc;
sheenskins, l5ctaSl.OO, firm.
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@o.74 March, 9.se@os7; April, 09s; May,
10.0S@10.09; June l0,lS@l010 July, 10. 2GC1
1927 August, l0.SGDl03f September, 9.01
@990. Sales, 1913, 700 bales.
NEW ORLEANS
The spot market opened steady and closed
firm; middling, o 0-lGc. Sales, 900 bales.
Quotations are as follows: Ordinary, 1880;
good ordinary, 7.l6c; low milling, 9llGc;
middling, 0 0-1Gc; good middling, 10 3-16c
Futures opened quiet and steady aud
closed steady, as follows; January, 94OG
9.i3; February, 9,l7@0lS; March, 0,5G@9.57
April, 065; May, o.53@o.7l June o $40
9s3 July, 00O900l, August, 0.s7@9oS.
s.,les, 81, 500 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Articles
Cash quotations were as follows
flour-Nominnlly unchanged.

'uhn quotations were hs lollOMs.
flour-Nominally unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat y0d909kc; No.
spring wheat, s5@O0c; No. red g1Gg91Sc
No. corn, $3.50; No. 2oats 2iJS@25c. No
2 rye, iSci No. barley, nominal; No. I flax.
seed, sl.Gl; prime timothy seed, Si53.
Mess pork, per brl, sl3l2 lEdl32j; lard,
per 100 lbs, S.27 hCg18g short rib sides
llouseL $685. dry sailed shoulders. (boXedl
1851 is@G 90 short clear sides lboXedh S7.2j
@7J7is
Recei pts-Flour. 1900 brls. wheat $4,000
bu corn. $4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
100 bu. barley 5000 bu.
Shipments-flour, 1900 brls: wheat
1900 bu: corn. "a, 600 bu. oats, 81 600 bu:
rye, $500 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
ST. l.ouIs, Mo, Jan. g--Flour-Nominal.
Whoat-lhc market began declining right
nj the opening, the snowstorm dissipntinp
all fears ~ TO damage To the crop By cold
weather. The close was weak. with sellers
lsc below yesterday. No. . red, cash, oGc
bid: May SLoa@LOilE, closed si.OOss
asked; July. SsA@sss9S9'.ci closed at So
asked.
Corn-Dull. with little change In value.
No. 2 mixed cash, 30,sc; January, 30isc.
closed 306t3Oisc asked; February, $500
30ilc, closed 30iiGJ0Ac asked; March. 81 4
Cg5l'.c, closed at size asked May, 3JIlo,
oais-Finn; No. 2, cash, 2ic bid; May,
- is6t2sc asked.
Ryc-l7bc
Barley-Slow; NO sales
Hay-Quiet prairie, S7Ood0On mixed
timothy, ,GOO91OO timothy, SlOjO9i4.OO
Brun-GS(dGC.
Flaxseed-Si.JO
Lcad-Scllcrs asked SEQ, S355 bid.
Buiier-unehangedi creamery 22@2oci
dairy, Md2lc
Eggs-Stcadier nj itc.
Cornmcal-firm: sl.s0ais5.
Proyisions-Dull and lower. pork, $3.50
Ol3l5, lard, prime steam not quotnble over
El2ls. Dry salt meats, shoulders, go -,
longs and ribs, 100 short clear, s725
liacon, boxed shoulders, SEQ longs and
ribs, sI.1JCr1sO, short clears, $500. Hams
go. 25dl2OO.
Bagging-lowcr but unsettled; \ pound
To-, pound, iOAo. Iron cotton ties, u. 200
La
Rcccipts-Blour, 1000 brls; wheat. 400
bu, corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 2G,UJJ bu, rye
none; barley. 700 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour. 1000 brls wheat, 2
90 bu, corn, 1900 bu, oats, 5000 bu. rye
600 hu barley, none.
Kansas C1Y, Jan. -Whcat--Reccipts
- bu., shipments, - bu. IN storc, ~,
SOS hu. Market stronger No. red cash
use hid pic asked; February. alc hid. May
pslsc bid, g1isc asked. No. > soft. cash, %
bid, Bisc asked. February, p5Jsc bid. -,
asked May, ti.OOA asked.
| Com-llrcripts, --- bu. shipments 49,
bu.. In storr. l2i lGi hu. Market steady. No
., cash. 25'.o bid, 26' .c asked. May 1870
.pac.
oais---No. cash, no bids nor offerings
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FIsn-- Mackcr,l, hall brls, No. I, s506
n.uD No .. SSuOds1 Ne. ., $50. iO-lb
kiis No I, fl.1 No ?. 4 -. No. 4 clio.
Dry herring. family. Sc par box. y. 9. roe
herring. half brls $3.50. White fish, half
bh. Sin,
Hoe Pnopucrs Quiet pork tisaoctia ~.
sugar.curcd hams n .6i3C breakfast
baron, litti2c. clear rh sides, bacon. 81;
bulk pork. clear sides. 5'sc clear rio sides,
7i,c long clear, ! So shoulder. Gisc.
fnEsn MrAT, =lir,i. headquarters. 5mGc.
forcquaricn, 3etir. city hogs, 1@5ito,
country dressed, 5f'5'.c per a.. sparu ribs
~. harkhnnv-. a. ITr ~.
LAup-rC, ~, bali brls, SO. kegs. SIC
choice kettle ptiO'sr. hrm.
ptus' FTrr- lirlS slVi half brls, so.
krls sI9a
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rr.d.tun-.

Couy From store, white. Az. mixed, DC;
from lcycc OF depot, white. In bulk i2c;
in sacks, lac, mixed, Ia bulk, zoe, In sacks
Sc.
llnAN-From store, S5c. from lcvcc or lie.
pot Sidh.
IlN--rhoicc, from store. ~ 'sc, car load,
from lcycc or depot siGWa 1850. prime,
from store. n6GSsC ear load, from lc,c' ar
depot. sla.UDlg 1850. prairie, from store, 80
@Gnc car load, from lcycc or depot, oOoto
iiN
OArs-From store. white asc; mixed, 3,c.
from irycr or dcpot. white. IN bulk. $40
Iic; IN sacks, 35c; mixed, In bulk, 20lSc; In
snrkx. a2c
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fiuvH-From store, common. S3.50Ct3 90.
family q 2u@iJD, choice. ftinmiGO. fancy,
~ $4,000 extra fancy siiuct5 -; patent,
S5.1imGuO. steady.
CEArKIts Soda. cNtu, SIC. treble extra.
G6tGisc ginger SNAPS 5NS SIC. assorted jun.
hlcs. 100 ~; cream crackers. SO lsc.
quiet.
BrANs AM PENs-Navy beans, s225, me
dmm. 500
O,t MF,l-m half hrls. $3.50 from store.
CHicKEp WnE,r-ln half brls, %i.jO from
store
HomNY ANp GNu-From store, s321.
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CArrLE-Choice corn fed steers, 3ACtic;
good, &c; extra fat hcifcrs 3@3l So; good
fat COWS, 2A@3ii. medium cattle, mixed, 2
@2lfc; common, light and rough, llsm2c.
SnErr-Good fat 3AGtic, common, per
head sl.OOMljO.
lANns-i1@5; common, per head. tl.OO
Loo.
lloGs-Choicc butchers selections, j@5itc;
light aud rough. lik6tl1,c
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
Az noon: Spots--firm, demand active
Sales, 1900 bales, of which 1880 were
American. Receipts, 22,ODD bales, Of which
l7iOD were American. Closing quotations
were as follows: Middling, 0 7-l6d
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed quiet
These. prices are given inponce and Glths,
thus. GG3 means 6GJGld, aud 60l means
5.1-Gld.
AtI pm: January, $50 sellers January
February, 527 buyers fehruary-Mi r'h,
5.27 sellers, March April, Oh sellers, April
May, OBS sellers; MHy-June 90 buyers;
Junc-July, 5.3l sellers July August 5.3!
value; August-Seplcmbcr 5.3l sellers.
HAyRE.
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres Ordiuaire, 6,l February futures,
Giisc.
Above spot quotations represent G7Af for
80 kilos of low middling cotton. llavrc
terms idD kilos equal to 100 lbs, and u 25l
oqnal Ia a.
Buy and sell stocks aud bonds through T.
NJ. Galbrcnth, No 10 Madison street
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Nrw YoHE. Jan. y o. Coffee -- Options
opened steady at 5@l5 points down and
closed steady at i0alj points below ycsier.
day Salcs. $500 bag Including January,
slA 2,ttlbW February $500. March.
tiai0aih IS. April. Sihi5. May aud June.
sl5iS@i5.@ Spot Rio, dull, fair cauocs,
lie.
sumr-Raw, duh aud nominal refined,
steady and quiet
Moln,.cs-Markct NOMINAL New Orleans
quiet
Firm and quiet.
CmcAUo H.. Jan. n.--on the Produce IN.
change to-day the butter market was dull
aud neglected. fancy creamery std21c, chuic,
10 fine. gtr22c tine dairy lUalir. good u
choice, litfiac Eeg--dnll and rnsy at ibc
CNdNN,ri. o.. Jan. -whlsky-Stcady,
snlcs, l,222 barrels finished ruods On hasi'
ofst.U Buttcr-Weak. sugar-Quici aud
easy. Egs. Primer NJ if's9i5c. Cheese
Firm.
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Bosrov. Mas. Jan. O--Clcariugs, tii,Coi..
3a3, balances, si.bai."b
~. lori-. Mo. Jan. Wool-Quici, ow.
ing "a very light offerings. lnwashcd--
Bright medium. 100 2dlse. coarse braid, y
@22c low sandy, ii@lsc' Tine light. i5ct2ici
iinc heavy. isCtic. Tub washed, 3i@3s &c.