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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
A TE,rpRRANcg BANevEF.
The Wei side Coed feasPa@rs Rare
Ssssssd sts2k.

Valley CITY todse q I. Q. g. 2 gave
q i,4aqu0t S-se.Al u the.1 a2h 81 - West
Br.dge-ss. lsst evening. Iners @lre
uQ4rlyo hundred Young Feopse pres
CIR, aad g very entertaining programme
W8s glFen Tie X.ol.a solos ~ u -
kdlth ssnalley. 4 WAlsglsag sslo - al.
>aiAEey, ts.ss 500 ~ Charles Al2se .
anH rec4tatio8ls by Miss ksJheI SAi y =
an1 Ida k8lson, WerS TIE m~ssl l'-oiail-
neat features OF the enserts. -lilss H.
After tile musical ana literary exercises
were over. the entire ASK nlOly s<.4 down
~ ! banquet
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Buying our Psrasols and Umbrellas
direct from manufactures, We are en-
abled % sell them atprices 10 save you
money. Price them With Is before buy
ing elsewhere.
NoIGI, HERP0lsHEIaER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

"Nice weather is coming" and in
Economy lies Wealth" and you can
save lots of money by bringing your
Spring clothing for renovating, repair
ing and pressing to the Eagle Steam Dye
House, no. - Canal-st, where all such
work Is done in first-class style, and at
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Gold and silver-mOunted Umbrella;
at prices that defy competition.
VoIGT, IERPoLsHEiMER x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Starch grows sticky-common pow
ders have vulgar glare. Pozoni's is
the only Complexion Powder fit fOruse.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Miss Stephenson has removed her
drcssmaking rooms to Il Lagraye-st.
corner OF Island.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

We are prepared for the hot weather
with complete line of Summer merino
and gauze Underwear for ladies, gents,
and children.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMEE g. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Balbriggan Underwear at Voigt, Her
polsheiper * Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Twenty-six inch Umbrellas, just the
thing the ladies are now carrying. We
have them in all the new novelties III
handles.
NnIcr uEppnr suErAiET & Co
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Children's Parasols at Voigt, Herpol
shelmer 81 Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

We are headquarters for Parasols and
sun Umbrellas.
NoIGr, HERPoLsHEINKR 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Parasols from 10 cents up, at Voigt
HerpOlsheimer q Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
Loose's Red Gloves Pill Cure ST

Summer MerinO Underwear at Voigt
HerpOlsheimer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Parasols, parasols, paraSols.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

GOld-headod Umbrellas IN endless
variety al Noigt, Herpolshelmer6Co.' :.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

LooetIs hed tioNts FIII tuIt SICK
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Constipation. 25c per box, 3 boxes fol
81. For sale 10y al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

VoIGT, HERPoLsHErMER & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13

Raspberries, sl.25. Blackberries, $10O, Green
cages Sl.25, Pears, $500, Plums, So 20.
Asparagus, $500. Green corn, Sl.00Gl. AS.
Green peas, 81. %. Cove oysters full weight,
! lb 90c; 2 lbs, 81. 55Ii.6 light weight, 65c;
2 lbs $l.0001.l0. Condensed milk Crown,
$3.50; Eagle, $40; Swiss, $500. Salmon,
$1,75@200 Sardines, $780, mustard sar-
dimes, $3.50. Mackerel, Sl.25; herring mack
erel, Sl.05.
SUGAR-Pure white. &c; of white, csc;
yellow clarified, 6ss@62ic; refined A, nc;
standard granulatcd, 7A@7Ac powdered,
sll@sAci cut loaf, sIG@S24; open kettle,
5@594c; firm.
CorFEE-Common, Ice; ordinary, 16IS@i7c;
fair, 1T&@lSc; prime Rio, lSl9@lSAc; choice
to fancy, l9h@20c; old government 3l@S3c;
steady.
sALr-Saginaw, sl.SOal.i5 per brl; Ohio
River sL2O@l,45 per brl; SKIS, fine, $3.50
LAO; coarse, Sl,l0@l.l5; pclts, 2A@7c.
RlcE-Louisiana, 4n@Ghci Carolina, Ga
&c; firm.
CANDIEs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs pals and
brls, 0@llc; fancy, assorted, l0gl6c; extra
fancy, lS@25c; firm.
SrARcH-3A@3lIc
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common TO fair 2s6
SOC; prime, choice, 35@i2c; fancy, 4i@50ci
contrifugals, common 10 fair, 20CgjOC; prime
TO choice 3O@S5c; syrup, 2OGp45c; steady.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, SlS@9lSc; New York
factory, 99@i0c; full cream, l2l6Wl3c;
Young America, l3@l4c.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, 31SG5c; candles,
full weight Toe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and Eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying; sight So discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans q discount buying,
81 premium selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying, par sell
ing.
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds: Four
and one-halis registered, $4,000 at 1881;
AIS coupon, 5000 at l0S94; per cent.
registered, $40, 900 at 127A.
In the local cotton market spots closed
steady at an advance of Lice. Sales, 5000
bales, or 2, 400 to exporters and GOO to spin
ners.
At New Orleans spots and futures closed
steady, with January up points and re-
manning months unchanged.
Liverpool closed steady. Futures firm
and of point.
The New York market closed steady, with
futures dull and steady and of tod points.
Hubbard, Price x Co. say: Disposition at
the opening seemed to be rather in favor of
better prices. The demand, however, was
fully met and prices quickly gave way, point
by point, and closed at the lowest Of the
day. Estimates of receipts at all the ports
for next week ranged from 10000 to 40, 900,
the latter figure being the most recent, and
that on which today's decline was largely
predicted"
Port receipts today were 1902 bales,
against l06S6 bales same day last year, an
increase OF S,4l6 bales.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In the general quo.
tation tests today by the Merchants Ex-
change Committees. Amount Of grain In
store at the elevators Corn, 55,5i3 bushels.
Oats, Gi.OG9 bushels. Wheat, I33 bushels
The New Orleans sugar market remains
quiet. There j. better demand for kettles
and ccntrifugals are stcadicr and IN fair re-
quest Molasscs, quiet at unchanged prices.
Rice quiet aud IN moderately fair demand;
prices steady. Louisiana oranges are out Of
season. the crop being exhausted. Foreign
oranges in limited supply and firm. Lemons
In ample stock aud cheap. bananas and
cocoanuts In fair demand.
A dispatch from Washington states that
''the December report Of the Department oi
Agriculture, which publishes Ia detail csti
mates Of some Of the more important crops,
makes the product OF corn l.OS5. 40 o.
bushels, grown ON 55.6527 G3 acrcs, valued
on the farm at s677, J5i, $50, or 3i.l cents per
bushel, against "a for the crop Of iss5. d
decrease Of q per cent, the product Of iss1
b,ing q per cent less In volume than that
OF isss The average yield OF the CONNER
ciil belt, or seven cOrn surplus States
averages a32 bushels per acre. The Atlanti,
coast, south Of the Potomac, averages H..
bushels Of comparatively poor quality. Tia,
wheat aggregate Is ga, $4,000 bushels
grown on $3.50, i3s acres, valued nj
syst. 2tSOJ0. The average yield {,
therefore. ILL bushels per acre
winter wheat, ii.0 bushels. and spring wheat
1913 bushels per acre. The average farm
value j. $40 cents per bushol, against GSl
cent, for the previous crop, a difference du,
moro to foreign than domestic scarcity. The
aggregate for oats Is 7O1. 5000 bushels
grown on g5.J0s2s2 acres and valued OF
sig5.l2L2i0 TIL. i 27.s cents Per bushcl
against ~ cents for the crop Of 1857. A
comparison Of aggregate values shows tina
the present corn crop l. worth $1,000.
OoO more than the previous one, wheat, ga,
CO., 90 more, cats. Si.oJl,OJ1 lcss.
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Nancy. nonis aud s,o,hs

Nav YonE, Jan. ia-MDncy on call ruled
easy with no loans az ihr board aud closing
offered nt 8 Prime mercantile paper. in
good demand at i1.ftG'i. sterling exchange
dull but steady "a $50. for ~ day bills
aud ass. for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady,
State bonds were DUH aud ionturclryt
The stock market today was mprc active
than usual Ut late and the improvement Boz
business went hand in hand With q strong
tone. which became very pronounced toward
thr close and carried prices up mate rally
even in the short slime allowed fDr luHiu".s
The news ~ the day was almost nll ~ n
favorable character and the bank statement
showing nn almost unprecedented gain Ia
tho banks was q iHc'0r iu the late dealing,
" hen the most marked strength ~ the day
was shown London and The Continent
were both liberal purchasers 81 their special.
uos, particularly nj thc opcningu after that
time. the very iairlpcnl buying was sufficient
in keen prices muviuFftDIdiiy toward hiEhnr
prices All rlaHDs ~ stocks iclt the stimu.
las Oi tlir moro confident tone ~ the spCcu.
Ihtion. although the rruururs and trunk
lines were most prominent in tie upward
movement Specially sharp advances were
mair ~ Manhattan. Rome Wmcrtown aud
pulru,burE aud omahs prcicucd by The
| irst named. UliuiuF over Z per cent ON u
]
| Fir.i prices were generally shale lower
ihln lH.t evenings prices because 81 the
rHlisati1us ~ tie short WASTED bulls, but
| iip demand Tor stocks made itself felt i'm
mcd.atHly and prices moved mp all around
| with Delaware and Hudson. K0rk Island nnd
spacialtira leading. The Improvement con
.mncl slowly until i0wHrd the close. whom
ho issue 0i thr bank statement made "a NOR
/ urgent demand Tor stocks and in the last icu
MINUTES Of ihc session, prices were liieI
mora mplly thn market closing fairly
active and strong o. the hshct price
| reached
Tho entire l.st j. higher. aud Manhattan
rose a.. per cent, Rome, Walcrtown A Og
| Ilrnsburg per cent, Omaha preferred / i
rer cont Delaware a Hudson ~ per cent
| Chicago. Burlington a Quincy AMI Eric pre-
/ ferfcd each / y per cent, Michigan Contra
| n. per cent, Manitoba and Consolidate,
| Gas I per cont each and Others fractlona
| amounts.
Railroad bonds showed hbout the usua
amount OF animation this morning. the sale
II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13

FRUIT-Steady. Oranges. S500@5:50 pei
brl; Sl.50@250 per box. Lemons, $500
$50 per box. Bananas $l.50@2 5Opcr bunch
Grapes-Malaga, SGOOg00O Dates. 7GJSc.
APPLEs-Sl.5Og % per brl. Dried apples,
i@5c per H. from store. Dried peaches, 4@
&c, from store.
GAME-Quail 81. OO@l.2 % per doz; squirrels
75c per doz; rabbits, sl.O0@l. % per doz wild
turkeys, 5O@75o each; wood duck, Sl.5O@
i.T5 per doz; teal S225@250 per doz NAL
lard. S2.2j@2.50 per doz. Vcnison saddles !
@l0c per 10; whole deer, iN5c per Id; opos
sum, i5g iOc; dressed coon, lO935c.
BuTrEE-llutterinc l5c creamery, 35@3sc;
dairy, 2O@3Oc; country butter l5C920c
NEGErADLEs-0nions, sl.5oCGl75 per brl
Cabbage, loose, 5tt7c. Kraut, per brl, Si.0t
65. 90 half brl, $20OIG250 Garlic, SOC pei
LOO. Carrots, Sl.O0d3 90 per brl. BeotS, $50
m2.75 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl
lIorseradish, S5.0O6o5.J0 per brl.
CIpER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 pei
half brl.
NINEGAR-Per gal. l0@l2c.
EGGs-Dull. Boxes, lie; cases lie.
RAHINs-London layers, $500; California,
-. % per box.
PIcKLrs-Brls, 81 50. half brls, si.O0.
PouLrRY-Chickcus, young, S2OJ@2 IS;
mixed, 81 25G2. %; hens. S2jOiG3.O0. tur;
keys, young s6.o069.OO; old SsOO0sl2Oo.
geese, So.oVHt'p uu'ks' So'Vu'"'.'u. uTtsscU
turkeys. l2tdlic per pound hens - Otg3OOi
chickens, SlJOd2O0 geese, Si.OOd5.OO.
NUrs-COcoanuts. $500 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia 5ig@5hc Tennessee, farmers
stock, i@5c; roasted, lsc higher; shclled,
red, SIC; white. &c; Spanish, ~. Pccans
Texas, old, 5@sc. Italian chcstnuts, 100
l2iEc.
PortroEs-Firm. si.50@2OO per brl; SKIS
sj97ic; Utah, S5@0Dc per bu, sweet, ST.,
per brl.
FREsu FIsu-Bufihlo, l@9c per ID; cat, 4,
per ID. Game-Pcrch, trout, etc, 5gSc
prr 10.
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FiH-Mackcrcl, half brls. No I. ts.5oH
1Ol. No. 2. tSouH.iO. ~. Q, 800 iU.lh
kiis. No. I. tig5 No. ? si.2j. No 3, ti.io.
Dry herring. family, 3ic per box \ g. roc
herring. hall brlA 800. White fish, half
brl sthO.
Hoo rnonucTs-Iim; pork, ti5 5o@l5.7i.
rugarcurcd hams, iiiMi2c breakfast
bacon, li9i2c. bulk pork, clear sides, lisc
clear rio sides, 59sc. long clear 15sc
shoulder 0isc.
Tnrlt Marched. hindquaricr., sac.
i1rcquaricu. JMtc. City hogs, 7m7ac.
country dressed 5a5ifc per ~, spare ribs
NJ; hackbonos. Oc per ~.
LAnD-TcS 81. half hrls SIC; kegs. SIC.
choice kettle, 0niOIc. nrm.
Pos FgEr-Irls, 500, half brls, $3.50.
kegs, St.2j.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SUNDAY, JANUARY 49, 1889.

of all issues reaching s9S3,0OO for the two
hours OF business. The Gulf, Colorado 4
Santa Fe 6s, and the Texas Pacific fists were
the most active bonds, the latter furnishing
sol, 900 TO the days total. Tho tone of the
market continued firm TO strong but the
improvement in quotations was most
marked in the inactive issues, the gains
among tho Others being confined to small
fractions throughout the list. Iowa City &
Western tirsts rose p per cent. to $l02 a;
DcsMoines & Fort Dodge, pa per cent TO
621S; Kcokuk 4 DcsMones hrsts, 2 per
cent to $l05; Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe is,
per cent, TO S0 Ohio. Indiana \ Western
firsts AZ per cent. to II u; Wabash convert
ible certificates lost per cent at SO,
The sales of bonds for the week were Sl0
093, 900, against only 1907, 600 last week.
The total sales OF stocks today were III, TO-
shares. Closing quotations:
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Conx-Trom store, white, ioc; mixed, iic'
from lcyec or depot white in bulk. &c.
In socks, ijc. mixed, IN bulk, ipc. in sacks,
iIc.
BuAx-From store, Sc. from lcyoc or Dc.
pot siGih.
HAY-Ch0irc. from store. SIG, car load,
from lcycc or depot siGOOaiG5t prime,
from store. UaSc. car load, from l',c' ur
depot tib.UpM 1850, prairie, from store. Jl
n0lc. car load, from lcycc or depot $1,000
100
OArr-From store white, SIC; mixed, 3,c.
from lsvco or depot, white In bulk, 3ltt
3Jc. iu sacks, JJc, mixed, Ia bulk, 9}sc, in
sacks. Alc.
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Live stock.

CmcAGo H., Jan. l2.-rhc Drorers' Journal
reports. Caulc--licccipts, l,OOO, shipment,
300. Market steady, choice tOoAtn bccyc.,
SI.5OttigO, steer, s2DML3O, slockors ana
feeders, S2.iOtD3Iu, COWS, bulls and mixed,
Si.AbCtllh. Texas cattle, $3.50
ogs-licccipts 2iODn shipments, 6,00O
Market active and iur lower, mixed, Sh0l
6oj.1O, heavy, $5.iO8j.20, light, sjUO6tJ %
skips, S33oti.20
shccp-Rcccipis, 5000; shipments, 500
Market steady. natives, S3lOWjOG West
crn corn fed, a. iOgLGig, Texans, $4,000
limbs. Si.1b6tG. 30
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miscellaneous

wmsKY-Suaight Kentucky Bourbon,
Si.5OtJGOO, Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn. firm at 81 - to $500 sharp advance
on October Eastern rye,, Sl.2jd6N. ac-
cording 10 the age aud make; common
whisky, slOOGl30, according 10 proof moth
ing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGoING-liH hl3c.
TEs-si. iONl.l5.
Suor-Drop, sl.2O; buck $l.i5.
LsNp-54tt1c.
TALLow--iisc
SNurr-Garrctts si0.7E Ralphs, SO. %;
Railroad, Sg25. Gail a AXIS. 500,
FuEs-Bcar skins. sl.0pG1 Ut mink, $50
iic, coon, hunter handled, l5lu7bc country,
handled, i5@gic; otter Sl.ODNGOO beaver,
sl.OD@GOo Wild cat. i5taJOc; FOX. Isolde
muskat, iOttijc; Opossum, l0Glhc, wolf,
jpcGS2O0, panther 5Oc9sLO), skunk, $50
snr.
PovDrR-Kcgs $500 half kegs s275i
quarter kcs,, sl.7j
Coat Ou.-Prime white, wholesale lots, lOC
per gal.
Wopf-Burry grease wool, unvashcd u
msur: clear grease wool. ~ d2ac. bury
washed 2DaJD. tub.wnshrd S0t3jc.
Ton,oco-CommOn, 2j9yc; other gradcs
O1hsic.
BEE.wAN-2oc.
N,us-lrpn. - 90 steel. s2iO.
IIpE-nry Hint, No. !, o.; No. ., 7c' dry
altcd. sc; No ? o.. green salicd, No. I, o..
acc. No. ?. ic. green &C.; dcci skins 5j@iov
,hcCnskius ljcttsl.Ul firm.
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NEw NouK, Jan. l2.-Dumand was light
for dry goods today because of the tendency
to rrgard saturday %, % holiday. The mar
ket continues IN good shape with stocks
light, except iu some heavy brown anu col
orrd cottous. Agents continue Ia make
steady deliveries and will be- able b. do 10
iur many weeks without new urdcr-. \
firm tone p,r,id,s the market, though u Is
beginning Ia hc regarded us buyers mar
Lot lnf mrn-a Mrnr NnnLcn.-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13

FLorn-From store, common, 81 1O@3Ho
family. a 2Octt ~ choice. tiSnC1 go, fancy,
sth5H5Oe extra fancy, sji0@jj0, patent,
t5.7jtrGO0 steady.
CoaS ME,L-reah, $780, roller S2io
quiet.
Br,Ns Avp pE,s-Nayy beans, t225, me
dium, s2.nN.
CrArkur- Soda, extra, SIC. treble extra,
Oagtc. ginger snaps 7fgsisc assorted jun.
blfs. iU0t2r. cream crackers. 7lsmslsC.
OAr Mrn-ln half brls $3.50 from store.
CnAcgrp WHAr-ln half brls, Si.5O from
store
HouxY ASb Gmrs-From store, 1926.
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Early q weaker feeling prevailed and prices
reccded 7k@i0c. Later more steadiness
prevailed and prices rallied slightly, closing
comparatively steady,
Only light business was reported in
short ribs and the feeling was easier. Prices
ruled 5S7 ]ac lower, and the market closed
steady at outside figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM pLAxrATIo

The New York Financial Chronicle Of Jan
uary II, gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 20li,iG0 bales against $500.
3oi in 1855. These figures indicate de
crease Of cotton in sight Of l75, sSs bales, as
with the same date In iSss, aud
a decrease Of 3i4,s2s bales as compared with
same date IN lss7.
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GrncrrIn..

CANNED Goons -pineapplcs, tl.25@ 50
Peaches . lbs. standard, ti3J0l 20. second.
tlO0. Tomatoes lbs, standard, sj@elc, /.
he standard, si.00. Strawberries, fi2j
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
DAILY COTTON srATEMENr.

impurts-M a e. Il " ~ " a 7 Y V, az y
RI. M&LRRR as e. o&sw Il, 20. l..
No&TR Il. isE X G. ( A RR. ~. ken
a IN. gs ~ RR o.. I II 4 r. 49,
steamers. ili. wagons. 10. TOTAL. A67s balc'.
Expnus-N &CRA $50 NAT n u, To- &
NRR. 40 Goa swRR, 40 T. y DAT H.
-. KCM&BER, i.uL Total, t7s1
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New YorG Dr, oood. uarLei.

ST. Ioris, Mo-, Jan. l2-Wool quiet and
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened iirm and
closed steady, middling. 0Oi6c. Sales, 5000
bales. including 10 bales last evening, Of
winch 2 400 bales " exporters and GpO bales
20 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7'.c. good ordinary s|cj low
middling, Oisc; middling. Q o-lGc good mid.
ding, i5-iGc, middling iaiF, iO,sc' fair,
nominal.
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Live stool.

Csrrtu-Choicc corn led steers, 3Hftlc.
good, sos Sc. extra lat hciicr,. J6sJlsc. good
lat cows. 24hJif. medium cattle. mixed 2
m2isc. common, light ani rough. 'sG2c.
snErr-Gpol Cat, o Iic, common, per
head. slOtai5O.
LsNBf-i'sCt5, common, pr head. Sl.1o
i.bn.
Hnaa-Choicc butchers selections, 5a5'.c
light aud rough. Z 20 i4c.
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1851.

AT noon: Spots Steady; demand fair
Sales, 10000 bales of which 1900 were
American. Receipts, 2l,000 bales of which
20,00O were American. Closing quotations
were as follows Ordinary, l5-i6d good
ordinary Lied; low middling 5Hd mid
ding, 519d; good middling, sid.
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
THESE prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus; 6,63 means 6,63.6id, and 6.0l means
5.1.6id.
Atlp.m.: January, 52obuyers; January
February, $40 sellers; February March,
5.2s value; March-April, SOS value; April
May, $40 sellers; May-June, $50 buyers
June-July, 5.32 sellers; July-August 5.33
value August-September, 6.S2 buyers.
HAvRE.
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres ordinaire, 6sf; February futures,
6pIc.
Above spot quotations represent G7Af for
80 kilos OF low middling cotton. Havrc
terms, 1896 kilos equal to 100 lbs, and 8. 25f
eqnal to 81.
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PRIsE CRupE ou.--iOai9 &c; prime summer
yellow, 5Da53c; choice cooking summer vel.
low. 53ft5,c. cotton seed meal, s2J0g les
than car load. s9ln
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Spots opened easy aud closed steady;
mddling, 0f.c Sales 30 bales. Quota.
iions are ~ follows Ordinary, csc good
ordinary, 5.i0r. low middling, CSC; mid
ding. o1sc. good middling, 1910, mid.
dlinr fair. 10 1916; fair, n 7.i6c.
Futures opened easy and closed steady, o.
follows January, oCl@n6J February,
oG0oOs March. o79gesn April, oelCB
pp2. May, IoOiaiOO1, June, ioll@t0t2
July. IOi00ioep. August 1925 1896,
September DSs sa0O. Sales, 90, to- bales.
Nrw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet steady and
olo.cl steady middlina o oiGc. sales
G.5J0 bales. Quotations au A. follows orii.
nary. 1916, good ordinary, 5 1.lOc low
middling. o lice. midlling. 0lGc good
middllng, 10 3.iGc
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
n follows January oisaoij. February,
gii6l1 90. March O5;ma5N April, 0G2g
OG. May. o5l@a72 June oso9oaii July,
0ssapeg August O.sj@0sG Sales 49,.
90 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton o-l6c;
Sales Today, 5000 Bales - The
General Market is Steady = Meats
Firm.

APPEAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan II, 1880 !
Money is in ample supply and in good de-
mnnd at s per cent.
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WILMINGTON, y. c., Jan. "a furpcntin,
firm, ljisc.
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s.rOccrtes.

NEw IoRX, Jan. 2.-ColIce--Options
opened steady at 5000 points up and closed
steady at 1000 points above yesterday;
trading dull. Sales, y, 2jO bags, including:
January, $40 l5al5.2j; March, $40 OOal5 10,
April, sl5.0jMl510, May Si5.0SWl5.2n June,
SO lA6la,2O: July Sl52O@l5 -; August,
$l53Ottl53b, September SlH.35; October,
Sla iOCol5i5; November 500; December,
Sl5.jO@l56j. Spot Rio-Quiet; fair cargocs,
lie.
Sugar-Ilnw, quiet; refined, quiet.
Molasscs- Foreign, nominal 800 test,
II &c; New Orleans, dull, open kettle, prim,
20 choice $50 ljc.
Bico-Firm and quiet domestic A7.@OAc
Japan, i9I@3lic.
CINcINNArI. o., Jan. -Whisky-Stcady
sales, 300 barrels Of finished goods ON q
basis of sos Buttcr-Ecasy and lower;
fancy Northwestern creamery, 2SCd3oc; prime
dairy roll, l2Ctl5c. Sugar-Quict aud stead,
Eggs-Rcccipts increasing, heavy; H@l5c
Chcusc-f'irm.
CmcAGo, H., Jan. I2-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was bet
ter extra creamery, 26101B ic, fancy dairy,
/ 2ih 6t23y, extra ursts, 2iM2jC, hrsts, 100
| lsc. Egs-lCttcr lGls(glSc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Boy aud sell stocks and bond, through I
NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison street.
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Cash quotations were rs follows;
Flour, SttNdy and unchanged.

Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour st,Ndy and unchanged.
No > spring wheat 05 lsGytio; No. 3spring
wheat, SIC; No. red 05l9@96c.
No. 2 corn, 81 iactd33A,
No. . oats 2I1@2iasc.
No. 2 rye, iSc.
No. barley, nominal,
No | ilaNsecd, SlG2h.
Prime timothy seed, Sl,AGl.55.
Mess pork, per brl, $3.50,
Lard, per 100 los, $3.50,
Short rib sides (loosc( $500; dry sailed
shoulders (boxcdL 1851 10000, short clear
sides (boNcdl g. 255tINis.
Rcceipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat. 1900
bu, corn, ~, 900 bu, oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
Shipments-flour 1909 brls; wheat, II,
OOO bu; corn 0S,Op0 hu oats, 1900 rye,
5000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

Decrease In receipts this year ...-.........
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