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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-13
The Encampment Ordered.

The Encampment Ordered.
The following order was issued Satur-
day to the First Brigade of the National
Guard
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 5.
I. With the approval of His Excellency the
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief, the First
Brigade of the National Guard of New Jersey
will encamp upon the State ground at Sea Grit
from Monday, the eighth day of July next, TO
Saturday, the thirteenth day of July next, in
elusive.
II. Transportation, cam equipage and sub
~sistence win be furnished by the Quartermaster
General upon requisition duly approved.
III, The troops win be paid by the Paymaster-
General in accordance with the supplement APP
proved May II, 1886.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-13

Assembling q National ~Guardsman.
Justico Langan issued a warrant for
the arrest 5f Henry w. Leland Satur-
day night. He is accused by Captain
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21

Lake, Is no longer looked upon as
branch, as arrangements have already
been completed which Will make this
one OF the Trunk Lines into the city.
Regular trains run every half hour
from Raymond Park station, only 10
minutes ride to the Union Depot; and
the new cable road viii also extend IFS
tracks this season TO connect with this
beautiful and growing suburb. The
Grand Rapids Street Railway cars run
out to the lake during the summer.
and doubtless when the Home is open
this service Will be made daily the year
round.
Believing the home Is incomplete
without the church and school house in
close proximity. We have set apart two
lots for school purposes, and shall dedi-
cate two lots for "a church in this plat
or IN one thatis TO be added.
Natural groves of oak and elm. the
growth of more than fifty years, fertile
soil which viii produce fruits of all
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21

kinds as we'll as abundance of vegeta-
bles. Broad streets so feet in width
and lots 66xl32 feet, giving ample room
for house, barn and garden are some of
the advantages mentioned, but the
property must be seen to be fully
appreciated.
We are offering lots on this plat at
figures within the reach of all, special
inducements are offered to early pur-
chasers, and those wishing to build this
season. Lumber Will be furnished
those who wish to build, and pay in
monthly installments. Lots range in
price from $500 to S400 each, and terms
are generally made tosuitthe purchaser.
Desirable sites for manufacturing
purposes adjacent to this plat, can be
had on very reasonable terms, by apply
ing IN person or by letter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21
Raymond Park.
Addition to the City of Grand
Rapids.
HANDSOME sUBURB NEAR REEDS LAKE

Herewith Ne present the readers of
the TELEGEAN-ilERALD with a complete
plat OF RAYMOND PARK which Is un-
dOubtedly the most desirable suburban
property yet offered 10 the public; all
Familiar with this locality VIII agree
with us that for beauty of location and
scenery il Is unsurpassed by any IN the
state.
RAYMOND PARK IS located three
miles from tine city and near one of
tine most delightful lakes In Michigan,
which IS already popular SUNNI re-
sort. 6 JOINS the paris and grounds of
the Nesonic Home, comprising 80 acres,
which Will soon be- highly cultivated
and adorned
The Grand Rapids, Lansing 4 Detroit
Railroad Company road which runs
directly through this plat To Reeds
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy,
Is positive specific for all forms of
the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching.
liberated and Protruding Piles. Price
soc. For sale 10y all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21

On, II only had her complexiopl
Why, It Is easily obtained. Use Poz-
zonl's Complexion Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21

LAZY "Your accommodation is certainly good one am
especially glad TO know you do washing powders
last aundres had discharged because she would them
my Instructions and completely ruined the house linen
the clothes of the entire family"
LaAnsss: Il any kind of washing powder
soap powder always Ivory SOAP for easy wash
with anything saw and does burn my hands
make them SORE"
A WORD OF WARNING.
There white vory';"
they AXE MOL but like all coueets
OF the genuine Ask for ivory" Soap and insist getting
by Proctor 4 Gamble
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

IErit steady Orange. stOIm5tO prf
hrl "a .utti 10 pUr bon lmuu.. 81 5000
% 30 gr huA bananas az 'uDt1 ~ per bunch.
Imprs Malaga sUuirpn DATES. 5ttsr.
Arrtts si.inaa 10 IHr hr Dried apples.
sos per 3d. from Store. u yl peaches.
g. 'g from sturr.
U,urHQ Quail tiWai ar,r dul. squirrels.
~ p,r doc rabbits l.Nra 20 per dur Wild
turkc,s .Ht,7bc each. vurd duck 81 500
,l pyr dul teal, s'1'H' u prr duf. NAL.
lnri. a. 1'hf2 b per uuE \yuisuu saddles
NwlN p,r w. whole deer lOir per o. upus.
sum. iittlh. du.srd puuu lumilU
NrutNriu ONIONS. ~ lnHi1h per hrl
thhlaH'. Losses s.it Nov Orleans. crate.
e. i''ai2'. knul poe hE sluOHtup
hall hU t'utHa in Garlic. Hnr Per iuu
Carrots tWuuian per hH rsrts. o. 700
ail t,r brl rurnIr.. fgu1 r,r bri Ii,r..s
WdIsh. snuWA nIgr hrI.
BUN buurruH ~, creamery. 3iaISr.
dairy NnIh. country butter ZOO iir.
,iuIg" Ozark, ~ 20 pur Del and $3.50 per
NNgr=r,r ril iomIap.
BOO Dull unNcs t.g rasrs. i3r.
bArlNt London hy,r. $3.50. California
t22' p,T box
rI,srr nrls g051 half bds itob
Ioitrul chickens Young s2ptt' %,
mixed. q Pa 3D. huus ftuuaNln mr.
kr,s Young tGurpuu oid .,uul,t1 M.
rDrs'. sAHu.. In. ducks. sI utng I'D dressed
iuthrNs llHl2, per pHund hens. NgtEr
5'i,. chickens II luttlun geese, Aupm
Don
Pgrrou Firm. a na2Uo per brl. sks
h'~''ri Utah, S8"y pcr Boa, sweet gi.55
per brI
.Nru#'ucuauuts 500 per i01 Peanuts
virginia ''.@h'sr Irlur'.,r. farmers
stock. iHnc. ruas,cd ii.r higher sho'lcd.
rcd a'lD white, &C., Spanish. NJ. pccans
icA'. oib i@sc Italian ,h,stuuts. 100
i2'.r
tn.n Ilm -nunalo ia2r per 10. cat &c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

WmsRY-Straght Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5OdGOO Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at $50 to $500; Eastern rycs,
S2OONg6.OO according 30 the age and make;
common whisky social 30 according to
proof nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
GN-Sl.0O to $3.50 for domestic $3.50 for
imported.
BAGGrNG--11A@l3c
TIrs-$l 1901 10.
Snor-Drop, 1926 buck, $3.50
LEAD-j4@Gc
TAMoW--il2c.
SNuff-Garctt's $l075; Rulphs, $1O25
Railroad, 1923; Gall ~ AXIS, $500
FuRs-licar skins, sl.OJM7 90; mink, ijGG
Ace coon, hunter handled, ljGD75c country,
handled, ljMGlc otter, 81 OOMGOO. beaver
SlOO"GOp wild cat, l5G13Oc, fox ljCg15c
muskrdt lOMljc opossum, lOClljc, wolf
5Oc@S2OO, panther, jOc@sl0O; skunk, 1870
soc.
Powprn-Kcgs, $500 half kegs, $2.75;
quarter kegs $40
CoAL Ou-Primc white wholesale lots, lOc
per gal.
WooL--Burry grease wool, unwashcd 10
ago clear, grease WOOL 2Otr2jc; bury,
washed 2Om3Oc tub-washcd, S3OM3j.
Ton''o p--Common, 2j@3Oc; other grades,
GOtSjc
BrEswAN-20c.
NAus-lron ~ 90; steel, $40
lllpF,-Dry flint, No. /, De-; No. 2 7c; dry
snltcd, No; No. 2, &C. green saltcd No /, 81
Ndc, No. ?, g.; green, &c, docrslins 35GiOc;
shocpSkins ljcnSlUO. firm.
GRASS SErps-liod clover, 50. % bu: herds
SoHDc hu; orchard, Sl3O@l.I0 bui timo-
thy Sl.75M20O bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

CANNrp Gnnus- Iiurupplcs. ca '5wi 80
f,lChvs = lh., standard, ~ i'bti 90 syyuud.
~ ~ Tomatoes. . lhs. standard Nt0puy 9
lhs, standard, ki.up Strawberries si25
Elsphyfr.y., a 20 lilhykhyrrirs. st.up Green
rlFv.. ~ -. Pear. e'un. llums. o. ~
AsuamEus tiW Green corn. ~ uOhi. o..
Green peas ti2h. Cove oysters full w,irht
I 49,. "a lbs. 81 ,bDti a. hrNt weight. Gtr.
lbs. tiUN,iiO CONDENSED milk Crown
son llrIr A. o. Swiss. t,p salmon.
tl5t1'uu Sirlinrs q n. mustard slr.
dimes $50. MuuAcfcl, u 2i herring mack
pryl. si.O'
sru,u rurr white 5c. on white. csc.
yellow clarified, GNGr',, refined \. 7i,c.
standard rmnulni,d 5',6.fsg powdered
SO &C. cut Loaf, S's@sA,c open kettle .
H5At, firm
Dorrr Common. iCc. ordinary. M, misc
init i5',"iSr prime RIO. is' sut,1,y. rhuirr
IN fancy lH'sttas, old government, jlttjac.
steady
sur Saginaw. simgii, pr br. ohio
River N.n.tii' per Del sacks Zine, u $50
~ uuir-', a 100 ~. pkts ttt,c
Rtrr Louisiana il4WH'g Carolina, 90
&C.. firm
C,Nmrs Stick. all sigcs. iu b,s. pals anil
brls. pwilc fancy. assorted iuullr. extra
fancy isntl'r. firm.
STARCH. 6N'sc.
MuiAsHrs Louisiana common tn fair. ~
mHy prime. choice, 500 - fancy 40 Az.
c'utriuulls common tu l1Ir nuNth,. prime
a. choice, Wbi5H. syrup 1I.itt,. steady.
turur Prime ilaia. n .mulU New York
factory H'riu" iull ,plm. l2lbmllp,
Young America iaautg
Soar ,Nu tNNUir Soap '.HiC candles.
full weight lu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23
Articles. Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
Cash quotations were a, follows

Cash quotations wcrr ng follows
Flour-stcoiy and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, nta, muir: No. 3
spring wheat soms1c. No red. OI3 80
hc, No. . corn, SIC Id No. 2 oats. 2iisc.
No. . rye, isc No. = barley, nominal; No
ilaNspyd, slOl prime timothy, tl1ltti.1S.
Mes pork SID, lard. per 100 lbs $685.
short rib sides lloU.cl - 81. dry sultcd shout.
drr- boxed, $GOOnGi2i.; short clear sides
lloNcdL o. 55mGs7's
Rcccpts-Flpur, 1000 hrls. wheat 10000
hu; corn, luiuh hu. oats 1900 hu. rye - q.
90 bu. barley. $1,000 bu.
Shipmcnts-llnur 1000 hrls. wheat, % q.
on bu. corn, 72UUl Iu oats, $1,000 bu; rye.
1000 barley, 3l,O1 bu.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 22.--Flour quiet aud
unchanged.
Whcat-Forcgn and other outside ndyiccs
put prices down, and the market closed
fully H. below Yesterday. No red. cash.
~, May sold ~ sNtt sc aud closed ~ "a .c.
June, pi'.mpi'.c and closed $3.50 ,skcd
July, closed Siac August, Sii,c
Curu-Dull aud fruUtinn lower. No. 2
cash, 2p's@hg March jo's@3lc; May, J2Ac,
June. - '-c July Bjsc.
oats-firm, but very slow No. . cash
2ii.c bid. MAY, 25tc.
Si.c
bhFi'N -Rulti sample luiH 81 Iowa, NC
llny-Quict and only a local demand
Bran-stcady, ~ sc
Overwhelmingly higher, si.52is Lead
DUH, SLhjO3Gnc.
Buttcr-Qui,t creamery 2i@93c, dairy.
i2@2or Northern roll, i5@i,c. Ega-
Quiet ut 1910.
Corn Mcal-Sicady at sl.75@l.SO
Rigging Quiet at 7a.Hloc Iron cotton
ties 81 No.
proNisions=Ncry quiet Fork Small lots.
si27i. Lard NORMALLY sGN Dry salt
moais-l.uu.p shoulders. in small lots. Is 5,.
longs and ribs. sGGO short clear. a. M.
laruu-Shuullcr., 81 ~ long. q, 6im7O ~.
ribs Sliu@lIj, short clear E.Sis. Hams
$40 2IEl3w.
RcccIpts-rour a.oOO brly wheat. AGO.
hu, corn liTUu hu. oats, 22,uOU bu. rye.
none barley auUO hu.
shipments Flour, i0UrObfls. wheat. snOO
hu corn, Hupu hu. oats, 1900 bu. rye.
2,uro hu. barley, none
KANSAS CIV Mo. Jan % Wheat
quiet, Nh. . rcd cash, n3 b. asked. year.
~ g. asked No. . rrd GOSH. 5v bill. 40 .
soft cash. ~, bid, February ~ bid NAV
~, bid, ~ asked. torn=QuiCi: No cash.
si asked May, ssa.c bid. Nr asked Ne. [.
white. c,,h, ~ b. bid. 2sc asked. May, aUi ,c
bid nA, asked. uIts-Nu cash, ia bid.
~ .c asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

Nrw NouW. Jan. - 3D. Coffee - Options
opened barely steady. 2DaO point, down.
and closed steady BOSS ioints below ycs.
tcriny sales $3.50 bnFs including January.
SIS htHihu ~ February sii nmiAhi. Mnrrh.
April and MAY as lOmt a.IJ. June. tth 500
1875, July, sth5ONla0. August. StbOt
September klhGhGtta.7a October sta 700
1850 December. sia1SW i5n spot-Rio
iirm and quiet fair cargoJs nc.
Sugar Raw, nominal. refined, easy aud
quiet
Mulns.os-rorirn strong 80 test, eoi.c,
New Orleans quiet
Rcc-firm md quiet
Cmr,un H.. Jan. - On the Produce Ia.
change to-day the butter market was dull.
fancy creamery. 2iM21c, choice a. fine. lsM
Sy tine DAIRY. isMaOc Roud 10 choice. no
l2c Err, steady ~ iSefiG'
CiVuNN,ri. q. Jan. - -Whisky-stcndy.
sales, i.U,s bfl, finished goods un a basis II
~ 90 Huticr uuict Sugar quiet aud steady.
Eggs easy at l31Cti3c. Cheese firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

l00G@l0 OF; July, 101i@i015; August 10 20
@,02l; September 0s5@0s7; October 0Gj
@97o asked, Sales %, 100 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet; middling 03.c. Sales $3.50 bales.
Quotations are as follows Ordinary, Sc;
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, 0lsc;
mddlng, Csc good mildling, loAc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and
steady, as follows: January 9i7m9iS
February o.l7@9is; March, 052@o53;
April o57@o5s; May, 005@0GG; June,
9.73@a7l; July, 0sl@9s2; August, 017Cg
0.7s Sales, 2loOO bales.
LIVERPOOL
At noon Spots-Steady and demand fair
Sales, 10000 bales Of which 300 were
American. Receipts, 1900 bales, of which
10000 were American Closing quotations
were as follows Nddling. D glOd.
Futures opened firm at advance and closed
steady.
[Thcsc prices are given in pence and Giths,
thus G.Oj means G.GjGid, and SOL means
5l-Gidl
AtI pm January, 53l sellers; January.
February 532 buyers; February March, d.32
sellers, Marcn.April, 53l sellers, April May,
53l sellers; May-Juue 5j2 sellers, June
July, 5.3 sellers, July.August, 5.3l sellers,
August-Scptcmbcr 532 sellers.
HAyRE.
Spots closed quiet aud steady.
Tres Ordinairc, GSi.[ February futures,
6jLc.
Above spot quotations represent 0Siif for
20 kilos OF low middling cotton liayrc terms,
i5.3j kilos equal to 100 lbs, and 5.2jf equal
10 Sl.O0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, Jan. 22.-There was marked
Improvement in the demand for dry goods
today. Wooden goods were little less, but
staple cottons, which have been quiet for
some weeks were again selling In the cot
ton goods market prints, which were adj
yanced on Monday, were in demand at the
advance. The jobbing trade was also more
active, but develops slowly. The efforts of
the wooden goods men to reform certain al
legged abuses, especially those relating to
terms and discounts met with discourage
mcnt in the meeting today Of the signcrs of
provision Of the agreement. Most of them
refused TO abide by the terms unless q large
number Of signatures was obtained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23


CHICAGO, H., Jan. % 9Hlc wheat market
was dull and void Of any new features The
feeling developed was rather easy most Of
the session, but fluctuations were confined
within the range OF &c until late in the Sos
sion when prices declined lc. The opening
was 2s@Lc lower, recovered this decline,
again settled back &c, ruled weak and
closed ljic lower than yesterday. Market
adyices were generally unfayoablc for hold.
crs, European adviccs quoting quiet and
weaker feeling, and domestic markets were
quiet and weaker and lower The shipment
OF 5000 in gold 10 Europe and indications
that this amount will be increased before
the close Of the week had Weakening effect
upon the market. Bcerbohm also reports
an increase OF little over 10000 bushels
OF wheat on ocean passage. Stocks oil wheat
at BudaPesth were reported some 5000, GOO
bushels larger than last reported.
A Cablcgram was received today max
ing correction in the stocks at
Odessa, claiming only 100000 bushels in
stead of 100000, MS yesterday reported.
This would indicate an increase over the re-.
port Of January /. On the other hand, the
shipments from India show n falling of Of
about POO 600 bushels the past week. The
receipts continue small
Corn was quiet and easier with Guctua-
tions confined tO narrow limits. The market
opened at about yesterdays prices, iluctu-
atcd within h@Ac range and closed &c
lower than Yesterday.
Ia oats, during the early part Of the scs-
sion, dulnc's prevailed and prices declined
hm4c on May, which was the principal
future traded in Later, trading increased
and during the last hour fair business trans.
spircd Of inside figures
quite an active trade was reported in mess
pork, but prices ruled somewhat Irregular.
Early sales were made at about yesterdays
closing figures but the demand was sufficient
Ia advance prices somewhat irrcgularly, III
Gt2OC. Later there was little more pressure
To sell, while the demand slackencd and
prices rcceded l24C9ljc Near the close the
feeling was steadicr and prices improved "a
GI5c and closed steady.
Rather more doing in lard and consider.
able strength was developed. Prices were
advanced l0Ml2isc, but the appreciation
was not fully supported.
Trading was fairly active In the market for
short ribs and the feeling was stronger.
Prices advanced 5m7l &c. but settled back
again and the market closed rather quiet at
about inside figures
The leading futures ranged ns follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

No changes were made In the market lists
today 10y the Merchants Exchange quota
ton committees Amount Of grain In store
ut the elevators Corn, 5l,7O2 bushels oats
35,0il bushels and wheat, i33 bushels New
Orlcan. grocery market unchanged. Sugar
In fair demand with open kettle steady, aud
centrifugal firm. Molasscs In good demand
mud atgulV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

FLouR-From store, common, $3.5Om3G0
family, A.2OMi3O, choice. - jOm ~, fancy,
SL51m1m, extra fancy, - iOctj.jo patent
80. fjmGOO. quiet
CpAcKms- Soda, extra. &c, treble extra
Gm6l.c ginger snaps, 7mSi4c assorted jun
blcs, lO6l2c cream crackers. 7is@Sisc
CpuN MrNL--lcah, $500, roller a. 10,
quiet
Br,Ns AM rEs-Nuvy beans, g. %, me-
dium. 500
on Mnt-ln half brls. $3.50 from store.
CH,cEru WuENr-ln half brls, 800 from
store.
lluuISN ANp Guns From store. sl2j.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

FuU- Muckcrcl hnll hrls. No /, $500
Huu No g. ssUutt>Io Nu. s. 81 500 ~.
lObl Nts. Nu. {, siIi, No. % I.2l. No %.
tlln Dry herring, family 30. per box. y.
e. ruu hornrE halt hri. $500. White fish,
half hl $3.50
Hoo ruDuuDr-Q Quiet pork. sli IDftl5 10.
sugar cut.d hams ~ it,i. r. hu,ukiastblcuu.
iimi.r bulk pork, clear sides, 1850, clear
rib .ldu-, t'.c long clear ,',y, shoulders,
t'tr
Euru Mrrs-lcrL hiud.ulrrrg hmGc.
fHrIulrirrs, Imlc cts hogs sWsi. f..
ruuutfy dressed. at,i'.c per lI sparr ribs.
sr. backbone tr per No..
Iuu. ics, 5Ac. hlf brls. sc. kegs, SCI.
choice kettle. s1,mlOi.r quiet
rIuf fuI-B rls, gnot half hrly, $3.50
krfs. tlgt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady, middling u'.c. sales, 1850
bale, including -- bales last evening. of
which 80 bales 90 exporters aud aol
bale b. spinner
INtuNNDr QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7',c god ordinary, s'sC low
midjiinr p',r m.iil.nt p'r. good mid.
ding lose miidiur fair iuiic. fair nom.
inal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23
IrnlIsImn..

CoEy From store. white i0c. mixed, i5c.
from lcv,c or depot, white. iu bulk, i1c, In
sacks, iic, mixed, iu bulk, iuy, iu sacks i3c
BuNN-from store, s1ri from lcyco or de-.
pot AlGID.
llNN-Chuicc, from store s,'.c. car load.
from lcycc or depot, sibwmlGiO. prime,
from store. snWNic. clr load. from lcVoc or
lluu
ONu# From STORE white Sc mixed. 3ic.
from lc,cr CO.. depot, white iu bulk. 3ltp
Hic boz ,iDks. Doe, mixed, ne bulk, 2oi.c, In
.lULa alp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23


Buying--Ncw York and Eastern points,
demand, l-lO discount Eastern points, sight,
is discount Cincinnati. St. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, 40 discount, New Or
leans X discount
Selling-Now York and Eastern points,
$50 premium Cincinnati st. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago, l-lO premium; New Or
leans, par
In the local cotton market today spots
closed steady with sales loo bales, or
900 To exporters and 800 10 spnnors. The
receipts of cotton 10 date are 500. $50 bales
against 500, iS2 bales for corresponding time
last year, or 3o7 bales ahead OF the receipts
last season. II Is expected 10y the long crop
men that Memphis receipts this season will
considerably exceed 10000 bales, aud the
total crop Of the United States viii be- be,
tween 100000 aud 200, 900 bales A New
Orleans spots closed quiet with futures
quiet and steady, January and February
unchanged, with remaining months de-
olincd to 3 points, Liverpool closed steady;
demand fair with futures steady near
months up to points, distant months un-
changed.
The New York market closed quiet and
steady with future, weak at a decline Of to
points.
The port receipts today were 23GGO bales
greater than the receipts for the same day
last year.
Hubbard. Price & Co. say. "Our market
failed to respond 10 the good adyiccs from
Liverpool The movement today is 20 large,
both at the interior towns and ports, q, lo
cause serious disquictudc among the bulls
Tho market closed weak at the lowest prices
with sale, after the close at the inside
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

CArrLE-Choicc Ia extra, 3Lm3'ic; good,
3m3ac scnlawags to medium, lLM24c
choice feeders $50 aud up 294@3c; feeders,
100 10 $50, 2lsm2Ac.
HoGs-Choicc light hogs, 5@5Ac good, "a
Ciic; common IAmIl8c.
Choice, ic medium, 3Gt3llc, com
mon, $l.OOGi,jO
LANus-Choicc DC; common to good, per
head, Sl.JUM3.jO
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Cmr,oo. ul.. Jan. - -caitic-Rcccipts.
o. ioO head, shipments, 400 head. Market
steady. bat closed weak. choice hrryrs.
tiW1iGD steers, t2.mCt3N, stockcry aud
feeders, ~ Adtala, COWS bulls aud mixed,
10 iluI TO- Texas cattle, 81 snOtllp.
Hoy, Receipts. 1900 head. shipments.
luuu head. Market slow, closing a. lower.
Mixed. % 5hmhu0. heavy, ~ NOtthui. light.
stNi0,l0 skips t3boaA.Nn
sheep Receipts, 0,oo head. shipments.
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Cnrclc.s NIoilIers.

Many mothers have permitted their children 10
die before their eyes when they might have been
saved. Any mother who keeps house without "A
bottle Of Acker's English Baby Soothcr ut hand
runs risk which she may sometime regret. IL
ussaved the lives Of thousands Of children, and
Is doing 80 every wear. H. J. Hester. druggist
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Cotton sccd prodmcts.

PRmE CRupE Ou.-l0@ l}c; prime summer
yellow, 5Oa5}c; choice cooking summer yell
low, b3@55c cotton seed meal, 5000; less
than car load, $2l 80.
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ifHpufu-N a 'NM ~. NaTNN LAS
u ist'1 NNLNWE iU UuN-W UW. tsl rs
u&rNh k,sNuNU JNNUW
O. MKHl, . Igln Midi lUl stoamtr. pu
ruUa lDO IuHI D IHIrs
aIuus.HN tUEIWI NNTEEsT .IXN
RI 'W 'uAaW UE lsH t,NOATEH.
1oiai. AtI1 laiHa
AIN Iurk.
- many ro1t NEn INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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BANK cLFARINGs.

CHICAGO, H. Jan. 224ClcarIngs, iS,SG3,
600.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Jan q2-Clearings, 49,
275,502i balances, 1913, 2l6
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan, ~. -Clearings ST.
Oh, 1872; balances, 1907 ,G23
BosroY Mass, Jan. 22.-Clcarings, az
OO2, iO6 balances 81, 027 le3
PnmADELrnIA, Pa, Jan Chickering's,
$ll,OHOl0; balances, sl,GG2, 2sj.
NEW IoRK, Jan. 22.-Bank clcarings,
SIP, G0l go. halances. sd. sGL. 100.
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1000 head. Market steady Natives, 50 90
@0,U0 Western corn-fcd, 81. 1904 65; Texans
$3.OO@4.2Oi lambs. S5.OOMGb0.
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 22-Petroleum, quiet;
5, W. llO' nc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan % -Turpentine
firm at 43c,
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LoNpoN, Jan. 22-i pm Donsols closed
nt 81 i3.iN fUr money and NS 1915 for the as.
count The amount uf bullion WithJr,vp
from the Bank of England on balance TODAY
u tiV1. har silver t2Nd ucr ounce.
r,uis Jan. p lhvy per cent rcntcs $50
iof thu account
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tp1is up,u'i steady and closed quiet nud
steady. middliuE oi5iCr Sale. 81 bales.
Quotations were us follows Ordinary.
1916. good ordinary $50, low middliur.
e7.iCc; middlinF l5.iOc. good middling.
~ bloc middling fair luisc lair NC.
Futures opened steady aud closed
weak, ~ follows. January, pOO@pol.
February. nCi@OG5 March, a7O@D55.
April. gS@DSs May. pg@0os. June,
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MIsnnIInnnnIIa

per ID. Game-Perch, trout etc, 6@sc
per ID.