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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-09-06

Aug. 2Sth.
No. 1-ASSOCIATION STAKES.
For foals of 1888; SIS entrance, in in
stalments of 50, S. and 81, with $50
added. Single dash, one mile. Value of
stakes, $3.50.
Contester Wilkes, CHI. s., by Victor
Wilkes dam, Adeline, by Ben Frank
lin. Entered by d. p. Wescott, Fair
Haven. l
Eta H., b. f., by Nero; dam, Lady
Waikiki, by Waikiki Chief. Entered
by c. 7. Holmes, Charlotte.
Jumbo Wilkes, CHI. s., by Victor Will
kes. Entered by w. II. Streeter,
Fairhayen. 8
Blaze, CHI. f., by Ben Franklin; dam,
Tobey mare, by Winooski. Entered
by II. Il. Cults, Orwell. 4
Stella Harrison, Oh. f., by Ben Frank
lin; dam, Lady Beck, by Motifs In
dependence. Entered by Sewell
Eldredge, Orwell. .
Col. Crombie, (St. Patrick,) b. c., by
Alexander; dam, Kitty, by Billy. En-
tered by Frederick Flanagan, Bur-
lington. u
Parnassus, b. s., by Wilkes Spirit;
dam, Empress, by Bay Lester. En-
tered by Lester Fish, Rutland.
Time 3 :l3a.
No. 2-PINE HILL STOCK FARM
STAKES.
For foals of 1887 $40 entrance, in in
stalments of So, So and $40, with 500
added. Mile heats, best two in three.
Value of stakes, $40.
Altemont, b. g., by Almont Star;
dam, Birthday, by Daniel Lambert.
Entered by ID. p. Wescott, Fair
haven. l
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poNrsrIc rNCnAN0R.

DOMESTIC EAtNANNk
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, ITO discount Eastern points sight.
Is discount Cincinnati St. Louis. Louis.
willie aud Chicago, i-lO discount New Or
leans, =. discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati S. Louis, Louis.
willie aud Chicago, l-l0 premium, New Or
leans, par.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this mtcr.
noon accepted the following bonds Regis.
tered AS, $4,000 at SiO9
Clcws & Co, in their financial circular for
the week, say: stocks have been accumu.
lating in strong hands Tor some time past.
and, II general bull movemcu, can be in
augunted, q Il not likely that Il will be
wanting in support from large holdcr, in
fact, there are already indications OF the I'd
vance being OF this character For some
time 10 come. therefore We anticipate a
more active market, accompanied with more
OF less irrcgu,anty the general tendency Of
prices being upward Until however the
rise assumes q molc substantial character we
can only advise quick turns buying Tor q
long pull being hardly justified hoy present
conditions The present advance appears
ample in some eases, aud lor speculative op.
cmtions We would advise buying the non
dividend payers In preference To the high.
priced properties, as these promise better op.
portunitics Tor trading
The local cotton market closed firm. with
sales 3, 100 bales OF 300 Ia exporter, and
2iOO to spinucrs. Mddlng cotton sold at
from lilo To isc above quotations. Al New
Orleans spots closed firm, with futures quiet
and steady nc decline of 2 10 . points.
Liverpool closed firm, demand good future.
steady az decline II ! Ia = points. The
New York market remains steady with fut.
urcs steady nt q decline Of ~ . points
Hubbard. Price a GO. say "tnIpl The In.
nucncc Of adverse public ndyIo,s our mar
kct sold oii sharply until iccline OF .
points had been registered from thc highest
prices OF yesterday, but during the after.
noon the strength of the Southern markets.
and the receipt Of further information 10.
garing the tone Of Liverpool induced lnrgc
purchases and the market closed fuu q tho
best price of the dav.'
A New York ciraular IN discussing the cot
t' Nit' NNA 'isii'' ili'I i.l' Nltil'I ~ 'i"I ~
narrowing itself down 60 about 100000
bale, tui, b, thc popular belief though We
think 10 too high au ,,timaicl and with the
demand Tor cotton unaultcd, the supply ap
preaching Xhau,tiou the dry goods trade
Ia excellent condition aud ihu spiuucrs
making large profits ou their productions.
which they hud % ready market Tar. We can
only view the cotton market as iu uu ca.
rcmcly healthy condition. and believe that
ultimately We will scr prices considerably
higher
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= but little change WAS made la the market
| quotation lists today. Amount nj grain in
sturc at the clcVators.s Corn, 5,ags bushels.
oats, u. Jol bushels and wheat as bushels
! New York udvicos state ~ 10 the coffee
market "lhc trading Nluring the week has
been comparatively light, but what there
was of Il has been IN favor NJ the long inter
est and Notwithstanding the fact that the
price II uotlco seems high enough Tor free
realization, aud tempting enough To induce
short selling ~ we'll. no large operators ap.
pear 10 bo inclined Ia put out amy liberal
lines oi short coffee and. with skiilml man.
ipulaiiun on the part OF the principal buyers
the market has advanced steadily, with an
apparent strong undcronc, nud the close Of
the week finds prices within q fraction ui
the highest The reactions have been
slight aud rapidly recovered. The
iobbcu report o very light demand. aud
seem a. feel much discouraged over the az.
parent lack ol interest ON the TART Of coun.
try buyers Foreign ndNiccs are in sympathy
with our option market. and have helped
materially g. sustain pri,s hric. Receipts
at RIO aud Snuto, are heavy Some conflict.
ing Crup reports have been received by the
way OF London, bat ns they wary 20 much, it
BE- hardly worth while 10 give th m. II may
be- snid. however. that the estimate Tor the
growing crup has been reduced. aud this has
had a decided effect In maintaining prices
Visible supply In the United States, as. 52p
isss, So. ~. is,5, 80 $50, iS,6 7Up 5Ul
ailunt from Brazil TO this country, 2iaUyu
haF-. OF the visible supply in the United
siitcs. ~. SOS arc hcld Zoe NV York
A. New orleans sugar receipt. are modcr.
ate. kettles continue M fair demand and
steady. and crntruFnls, of which the assert.
mcnt is limited arr also strong. Molasgc-
in good demand aud firm. Rice In iair de.
maud. prizes steady aud we'll maintained
The boston BuilsiiH states that the bigring
trust combine has rcurrnuiEcd under another
form fur next season The eight urisinal
trns ~ The trust have been secretly buyinr
~ all the iutc butts available, whether In
thi, country, niluat or iu Calcutta, until thcy
became possessed ~ the entire available sup
ply and which will iorcc uir mills which
lru the combine io ro-rntrr tie same or ~
main shut down iur want II raw material
The patent rights fpr the manufacture o
pine straw tagging have, u Is said brcn pur
chased 10y the standard OIL Company, whicl
viii virtually remove ii from the hcld %
competition With iutg bagt.nF unlcs, ID,
"oil Trust decide, to iFh, it, brother com
biuatiun. the "lsw.us trust"
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by outside interest wasot so marked as it
has been during the u week. Opening
prices were generally I'm "a y per cent
above those OF last eyortt and further irac-
tional gains were estdAcd in the early
trading, but the make.lOA the Cleveland,
Columbus; Cincinnati &Iiianapolis checked
the upward movementh everything re-
tired. Comparative diiess followed the
decline, but the stroi tone quickly re-
appeared and the Norm Pacific coming
10 the front most of theses we're rcglned
before noon. AtchisoHnd Lake Erie x
Western developed wears in the after
noon, but later there III recovery and
Pullman took the leadRhcrc was no fur
Their change in the tper Of the market
and the advance continl without special
feature until the close |ich was active and
strong at the best prs Of the day. The
total days business wasil, 7OS shares, and
Reading contributed $50 The final
changes are almost nyubly in the dircc-
ton Of higher prices, aiPulIman rose w,
Lake Erie q Western 2sNow England Ia,
Chicago a Illinois ~, i Others fractions.
The railroad bond mat was less active
and uniformly strong toy, and while some
irrcgularity was shown final changes are
generally In the directiuf higher figures,
and in most cases for uctional amounts
only.
The total sales Of stockoday were j6l, OBS
shares. Closing uuotatis:
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ding, lO%o; good middling, l0lGc, middling
fair IL Lice; fair, II ll-l6c
Futures opened easy and closed firm,
as follows; February, 0s5@0.SG; March,
9.9O@99l; April, l00)@lOOl; May 1906
June, 1918; July lO.2i@io25; August
l030@lO.3l; September 9,So@o05 October,
06G9a61 Sales, l0i, 800 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed firm middling, 8 li-iGc. Sales 6,jO0
bales Quotations are as follows Ordi-
nary, lice good ordinary, 8 0i6c; low
mddling, Q 3-l6c; middling 0ll-1Gci good
midding, 10 5-lGc; middling fair lie
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady ms follows; February, 5000
982; March, 9G2a0G3; April 0GS@06h
May, 975@976; June 0s2@0SE July. go
@00l August 9s6@0s5 September 0ij
oar October, 02l@925; November 0l2@
Ola, December, o.iG asked, Sales, 5000
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grain aud P.,I-iona.

Cmctoo. H., Feb. 7-Dpcmtors IN wheat
were again treated 60 q srpri.c today. The
early market was weak OIL opening sales sc
lower o. compared witlucstcrday's closing
This, however proved he the lowest price
of the day. aud was folwcd by an advance
of 2iEc, rccedcd some I'D closed I &c higher
than yesterday The imncss was attrib-
uicd 10 very good buyig on the part Of
some local traders nndas there was not
much wheat offered at mes II was a com.
pnntivcly easy mnttcrvith the assistance
Of shorts covering 10 nilncc prices, stimu.
lated by some bull new Some bad crop
news was received froi the winter wheat
districts. hut were not buirmcd, aud a dis
patch was received denying that the
crop news could hay, been bad. when
the markets nearer the winter wheat region
than Chicago advanced My hc.
Corn was fairly aciiyrinprr Interest being
manifested Ia the marRt than for several
days past The markcDpcncd n trhr lower
than the closing price Of yesterday, and
gradually sold Of SC, aAoicd n trihc but
closed so 4c lower tim yesterday.
10 the early trading lnts were active bul
weak. aud later the market became dull
Trading was confined lmost exclusively "a
May which declined k@lsc AMI closed
easy.
Considerable intcrci wa. manifested In
mrss pork early ~ ihcday and trading wa
quite active. Opcniw sales were made a.
luml2'sc decline aud rally Of 2ls015c was
gained temporarily Later the market
weakened and prices cccdrd iOctl2tfc bal
quickly recovered asin. Toward the clos,
prices settled back e medium figures and
closed steady at mcdnm figures
A fair trade was fcpricd in lard and trnd
ing was easier pfiCt ruled 7isMlOc lower
and the market clusd steady
short ribs were more active and easier
Opening sales wcrchnadc at jM7 10 drclln,
and further rrduaion Of PC was sub
mittrd to- later pfccs mllicd 2Js9jc and
The market closed stady.
The leading futurf ranged As follows.
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by TELEGRAPH.


Nav NouK. Feb : a Money on cali easy
NJ I >. 90 o per cent. last loan. e., Der cent
,lu-cd offered ~ ~ pet cent Prime mcr.
camille paper 400 per cent Sterling cN.
change dull aud weak nt ~ NJ Tor sixty day
bills aud a IS ior demand
State bond. we're dull nnI firm Govern.
mcnt bond, were dull but steady.
The stock market again gave evidence Of
- broadening tendency today. aud except
Tor % fractional vet back continued strong ali
the way out, closing ~ the best figures
There was renewed buying all over the list
10y rummasiun people and the purchase,
more Than usual of late extended largely Ia
u" speculative stocks and prospective diyi.
dcud PAYERS. while the usual leaders oi the
speculation Ncrr comparatively quiet The
northern lurihy group came into prnmt.
hence aud slowly worked an without AN,
marked movement while the granger. wcrr
quiricr than ior some time. while
their prices we're we'll held A. usual
OF late OH the marked advances were
in the low priced shares aud Ina active
stocks led by Pullman. which ran.
idly mounted crossing 2lp and showing
~ ne best figure again IT over per cent
uihcr marked advances we're made iu Lake
Enc 4 Western, Denver TpNnsN Foft Worth
Oregon Navigation and Chicago A last m
linpiA The NuudCrhilts. with the pxrcp.
Ton OF Cleveland. Columbu. Cincinnati 4
indianapolis were quiet aud without feature
but The last named stock after slight IN
Naid movement was uidri down 3 prt cent
although the loss was very nearly rcrilnrd Al
The close. Ilis attack had N, effect III in.
ducing rnlnntions all over the list aud the
buolani tone which had been developed iu
The early dealings wnt suddenly checked and
the majority ul ihv list retired 90 snm,tbiug
below the opening figures The bulls AZ
serted themselves quickly however aud Ma,
upward movement was SOON resumed and
thrpuHhout the rst ui the day thrrs Wns pn
soi hack Of Importance London WIS a b,.,,r
again iu moderate extent aut the SELLING
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600 bu; corn, lei, 900 bu oats 1900 bui rye,
2'OO0 bui barley, $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, No, Feb. Flour quiet but
firm.
Wheat lower The market was knocked
down &c for May and %@4c for July at an
early hour; free selling oilers on very de-
pressed cables and lower markets everywhere
else having most uniavorable effect; No. g
cash, 03hc, nominal; May, 95@9GA@962sc,
closed o6T@96hci July, s39s@SS94c, closed
at Si2sc asked.
Corn lower No 2, mixed, cash, 29Ac;
March, 294@20Nc, closed at 29Ac; May,
closed at 81 Ac asked July 321s@329sc, closed
at 329sc asked.
Oats quiet No. ., cash, 25ci May, 27]l@
27&c.
Rye; No. 2, cash, ACC bid.
Barley-Very little demand; Wisconsin,
zoe.
Hays-Market demoralized; prairie, s6.0O@
500 timothy, Sl0OO@l2.5o.
Bran--56(l5Sc.
Lead-Dul and dragging offered freely al
$3.50, with S3.45 bid.
Butter-Firm; creamery, A@26c; dairy
20@22c.
Eggs-steady, with demand fair at 1910.
Corn Meal-Steady and active ut Sl90@
1885.
Provisions--Dull weak, and Irregular
Pork-Sl200.
Lard-Refned, SG.62lg
Dry Salt Meats-Shoulders, 5.25c; long
and ribs, G.l5c; short clear, 6.35c.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, G.75c; longs and
ribs, &c; short clear 7l2H@Z20c.
Hams--l0Dl2c.
Bagging-Quiet and lower at 7I6@so.
Iron Cotton Ties-ill0.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 0,0OI
bu corn, $4,000 bu oats, $4,000 bu; rye
none; barley, 5000 bu.
Approximations, 5000 brls; wheat
1000 blu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats 1000 bu
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. 7.-Wheat-
Steady; No. red cash, s9Jsc bid; May, $50
bid, 95Ac asked No. soft cash, S9Ac bid
Ole asked; May 93l9c bid 96c asked.
Corn-Weaker; No. 2 cash, 2oAc asked
May, PC bid, 26ssc asked; No 2 white, cash
26l1c asked; May, nc bid, 2Sssc asked.
oats-No. 2 cash, 2Oc bid, pc asked.
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Irrh.tnn.

coHN Prom siorc, white. &c mixed. i5c.
from lcycc or depot white. iu bulk. 90. in
sack, e., mixed, in bulk 3ns IN sacks
llr.
HnAN.from store. So. from lcycc or de.
pot flNW
HAN=thoicc. from store SIZE. car load.
from lcvcc uf depot, 80 UnttibiO primo.
from siprU Nibtst., ylF load from le,rr or
depot slhUotiA M prairie frum storr. bn
g.N cat load, irum lv,cc OF depot $1,000
ttli 10
oArs Prom store. white. aic. mixed. aSc.
nun lrNrr ~ depot white. in bulk aits
BE. ih sacks, Sc. mixed in bulk. 2Disc. iH
sack alC
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fturr=fum sturr. common. sl gi1l 5U
iHWil,. tluHtilu. ,huioc a2t. nuu,.
si''. c''f1 fancy $50. patent t3.-i.tGuJ
quiet
ConS Mru-I,arl, $500 roller SEQ
quiet
hr,Ns ,sp rr,s-Nayy brans s2.,. me
dium, 500
or,cgms-.Sodp. cstm. SIC. treble extra.
600 sr ginger suaI,. 7t,,itr nssnrtrd
luWhlr, iWti2r cream gm,kpus. ~ ,Utsi ,c
on Mr,t.ln bali hfis. SilD from stnrr
'u'rAtu WuArHiu hall hrls. si.5D ffum
stur1.
llosis, 40 GWrs Prom store, s12A
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fsn= Mackcrl half hfls No. I. a. Sna
300. NJ. ? tSuubts ~. 40 % o. 5Oas ~
lOlb kits No. ! 81 li. 80 o ~ %. No u.
Ilo Dry Herring Family, lSr per box.
n g. zoe herring half brls iG55' White
fishallulf hrls 81 in
foa l'toarCu-Rulct pork tllOo. sugar.
cu,vd hams. iimi2r breakfast hnron. no. Ia
" '4c BUR pork. clear sides. ,M7tsc. clear
fib sides UAmdig. louA clear. G3.m5t.c.
shoulders ~, mUNc
fHrsn hE'u-llcef, hiudquariers. St5c.
lofrquhries, 2'ttstc. city hogs. GGt;c.
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Live stock.

CmcAGo, H., Feb. THE Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts 4 COZ; shipments,
1900 Market stronger. choice 10 extra beeycs,
S4.40disj, steers S3.OO@i.3G stockcrs aud
feeders $2lO@JJO, cows, bulls and mixed,
~. IOd21O.
Hogs-Receipts, q 900; shipments, $500
Market slow, aud lOal5c lower mixed
$iij@i6j; heavy S.JO@iGO, light, SA45@
I.S5; pigs, SiOOM5.lO.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000, shipments 1900
Market weaker, natives, S2D@L00, West
crn con-fed, Si.iOCJi.6j, Texans, S3.50@IIO
lambs, S5.5OaGGo.
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ulsccliancous.

WHsgY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon.
81 iOCtbO0 Robertson aud Lincoln Counties.
Tenn, firm at Sl.jOt3Up Eastern rycs, g. ~
0G0d. according a. the age and make. com
mon whisky. ncN1 $50, according 10 proof
nothing under 30 per cent quoted.
GiN-t loO@l5O Tor domestic, sass for
imported.
BAoaiNa-0alOc.
TiUs-sl.l1.
snor-Dup, sL25, buck, $50.
LTAD-5isMGc.
TALIoW-llsc.
SNUFF-Garrctt's. $iO.TG Ralph's. tlO25:
Railroad. Sp25. Gail & Axes, 500.
fuus-licnr skins $1,000. 90. mink, n
GtGp'. coon, hunter handled. i5cfS5c. coun.
Try handled, i'hGjc, otter. ii.@7UO. beaver,
~ uoa1un Wild cat, loo 81. fox, ibOt7ic
musknt, iur2ic. opussum. iO02Dc, wolf
sety;i.Oo, panther, 6ocgtLOo skunk, i5g
SIC
PowprE-Kcr, 500. half kegs t2.75.
quarter kUra si.7S.
Co,L Ou-lrimc white. wholesale lots, iOc
prr al.
Woodbury.. grease wool. unwashcd. ~
ttsN, clear grease wool. 9HdYo. bury,
washed. NOW. tub.wnshcd 3uHlir
TonAcoo-Common, 25@9oc; other grades,
OnCtS,c.
BrTswAN-9nc.
N,us-lron, 90. steel. S2tO.
lltprs-nty nint No. I. O.; No ? 20; dry
saltcd, 81 No. =, g.. green saltcd. No I, a.
mhy. No 2, Jisetic green. &C.. dccr.kins, Is
az. shccp.kins. iScatl ~. steady.
GHNss SKrps-Rcd Clover. IS - bu. herds.
sost'nr bu orchard, 81 JO@i. 90 bu. timothy,
a 7ba2U ~ bu
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 7.-Coffee-0ptions
opened steady, unchanged 10 8 points up
closed steady, to 10 points down; cables
Irregular, dull Sales, 20 $50 bags, including:
February, SIS. GO@15.70, March, Sl5.65@l5.7O 20;
April, Si5GO@l5.05; May Sl5.GO@l575;
June, sl5.70@l5.75, July Sl575@l5sO; Au-
gust, $l5.75dl5.0O; September, sl5.sO@ 1906;
October, Sl5O9l6OG December, Sl6.l0.
Spot Rio, quiet; fair cargocs, l75sc.
Sugar-Raw, quiet and steady; refined,
strong. fair demand.
Moiasses-Foreign. quiet; 500 test, 2OIlc;
New Orleans, dull; open kettle, good TO
fancy 3O@i3c.
Rce-Quiet and strong.
CiNcINNArI, O., Feb. .-Whisky-Quict
and steady; sales 762 barrels finished goods
on the basis Of 81. O3. Butter in fair demand
and higher; fancy Northwestern creamery.
32d33c: prime dairy roll, l3@l5c. Sugar
quiet. Eggs easier; l2c. Cheese steady and
firm.
CHcAGo, Ill. Feb. 7.-0n the Produce FIX,
change today the butter market was firm;
fancy creamery, 2Sc, choice 10 fine. 20d22c
fine dairy, 2O@22c; good to choice, lsa2Oc
| Eggs steady; ljCLljlac.
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At noon. Spots lirm demand good. Sales
~ 600 bales. OF Whirh ~, 100 were American.
Receipts, 500 bales, OF which 500 wcrg
American. Closing quotations were as fol.
lows. Ordinary, 3.lbd good ordinary, 5 D.
I'D, low middling, 7-l6d, middling 5Ad.
good middling bNd
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
These prices are given in pence aud biths
q. Lodi
Atipma February, $50 sellers fchru
airy March, %, value Mnrch.April b37 buy
crs. April May, b.31 buyers May June, 5Ji
huycr, Juuc-July, d.jS value, Juiy-Au'
gust 5m sellers, August September $50
buyer, September h.3b buyers
Boy aud sell stocks and bonds through 4.
NJ ElLhu-.LL NJ n. AL.lL-.n .LruuL
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nAILY llIInN aIAIINrNI

Imports N&CH q. N&TUH an.LA :
kh, ~. MSLKH 80 CO&sWU Hi,l 4. \
Ga u ROD. &c. &NRhiG. KC.M&Ht
r. ois N ~ n Tenn Nd gli uc,mcn Eii
wagons, ~ foul. b - bale.
ESpofs-M &cRE, ~ M&TRRu T. 4 \
hh ~ g, o&hM hR. i.'p kc,N&nEHo o.
No&TRB. Tenn MID. sil ,is.mcr,. ,outl,
~. Total, Alto halcs
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COTTON Markell.

Tho local cotton market opyuei firm and
closed firm; middiing oEc Solos. leo
bales including 2 iOJ bales last evening ut
which 2,5oO bales TO exporters aud iOl bales
e. spinner.
ENruANeE QrurNriovs
otlinary. 7'sr good ordinary, s'sc low
middling NC middling ni,c. rood mid
ding, io'tD mlidling iur iO'.c. hir. nom.
Ina. dusty - 10 o. lower
DAILY turfUs sf,rfvYsv
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rArrtr=rhoicc tn extra 3itM31.c good.
3m3',, sralaWars Ia medium. ii,d2tsc.
choice feeder nh aud up 2'.Ct3c. i,,dcrs.
100 90 $50 3'sml1,c
Hoas-Choicc light hogs. bai'.c good.
iAUic common, ti.OtlC
surtr=' huicc, O., medium. 3a3isc. com.
mon. a upHiSp
LANrs-t hoigc, o., common 10 good per
head 81 HttH yu
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New YnrL DE, Gnnl. Market

NV YoRE, Feb. Trade was better at
int hands. Agents are generally firm on
cotton goods but buyers are waiting 10 see
II iobbors are going 10 do any cutting to
meet the Me.tern markeis
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ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb 7.-Wool-Modeatc
demand and quiet: bright medium, l9a
26isc; coarse braid, l2@22c; line light, $50
2Jci do heavy, l38loc.
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,oi,an ..ca i.ro,inr,..

rmNr CHupE Oit-lOtlIc. prime summer
yellow h0a5lc. choice cooking summer vel.
low i3@aic. cotton seed meal, $500. less
than car load. k2t 90
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Spots opened steady aud clo.td s'o,dy. mid.
ding. lO1c Sales, sDi bales. Quotations
were are ~ follows Ordinary. &c. good
ordinary. sol0c. low middllug. Us.c. mid
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APPEAL OFFICE,

THURSDAY EvrNiNG Fen u l%9.
Money In the local market is easy at to $
per cent The banks report an accumulat-
ing supply, but the demand is sufficient to
prevent any material lowering of rates.
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These are the actual steps which follow iudlgcss
ton. Ackcr's English dyspepsia Tablets will both
check and gurc this most fearful u diseases Guar
aniccd by n. r. liEistM. Duggst
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Yrm-Middling Cotton, 3-4c;
Sales, Today. 800 Bales 80 The
General Market Is steady-Meats
Quiet
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OiInnd TnrncniInc
wool.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 7-Petroleum easy
Sw., ll0' nc.
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MUSTANG L!M!MENT

rs fOR MAN 4 BEAST. pRNETRATTs
hUeClLA IIDIE 10 IItL VERY BONE.
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Cash quotations acre =. follows.
Flour-Stcady aul unchanged.
No 2spriEg wheel, tgtnS 'c, No 3spviug
wheat. nominal. No. 2tcd, tsl.CtuS 'sc No. 2
corn SAKE. No oats, 2iA@2ic. No. rye,
a. sc No. ? barley, nominali No. ! naN.
seed, $1,000 ~; prime Timothy srcd, sl.5oCg
lbt
Mess p1rI.. no. obi. tii. Nali30.
Land Der 100 lbs SGS2is0Gsi
Short iihs sides (loose), sbOl,tG.i0
DIV sllird shoulders tboNcdh - $4,000.
Short clear sides (boxcil ~ 1905 35's
Rcccipis-Flour 1900 hhl. wheat. 5000
hu, corn 100 90 hw oats, pi,uJO bu. rye.
500 Zoo. barley, 7GVW bu
Shrmrrts-flour 300 hbls wheat -, d.
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country dressed, $1,000 per ID; spare ribs,
5@sc; backbones, 596c per lb.
LNRD-'rcs, nc; half brls, nc; kegs, TIC
choice kettle, ShGl0c quiet
Pros FEEr-Brls, $780, half brls, $780,
lnna Al 0i
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GEN BRAL TRADE.

Boy aud sell stocks and bonds through 4.
NJ. Galbpalh, No. 90 Madison street