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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
Gamblers Heavily Fined.

LONDON. May 23.-The persons who
were taken into custody by the police,
at the time OF the raid on the Adelphi
Club, were arraigned for trial to-day.
The proprietor. of the club was convict
ed of keeping a gambling resort, and
fined $500. The secretary of the club
was fined 92O0. The players were dis
charged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
PATENT CLAIM IN DISPUTE.
Suit to Test Edison's Claim to the EIec
trio Light Right.

trio Light Right.
PITTsBURG, Pa., May 21.-The suit of
the Westinghouse Consolidated Electric
Light Company againstthe McKeesport,
or Edison, Electric Light Company, was
taken up in the United States court
to-day, before Justice Bradley.
of the United States Supreme
Court. The point at issue, in
addition the fairness and correctness Of
the Sawyer patent, is the priority of in
vention. This is claimed by both Saw
yer and Edison. The former asserts
that he invented the flament COM
pound years ago, but did not recognize
it's value till Edison applied for patent.
This ia depiod
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
Bad Freight Wreck.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 25.-A bad
smash-up occurred at II O'Clock last
night, on the Grand Rapids and Indi-
ana Railroad. Freight train No. Is,
when just this side of Plainwell, broke q
journal, derailing nine cars and piling
them up in the ditch. Nobody was
hurt. The track was blockaded for
eight hours.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
Kwo Yin Succeeds Yen Hoon.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 21.-Charles
DENLY, the United States minister to
China, advises the secretary of state
under date Of April 8, last, of the ap-
pointment of Tsui Kwo Yin as envoy
extraordinary and minister p~lenipoten-
tiary of China to the United States, vice
Chan Yen Hoon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
GET ENGLISH
London Capitalists Give Their Support
tn the Salt Trust.

london Capitalists Give Their SupHort
to the Salt Trust.
LONDON, May 25.-Wellington Burt, OF
Michigan, and Charles Berger, of New
York, who have been visiting England
as representatives of the movement to
unity American salt interests,
sailed from Liverpool to-day on
the Cunard steamer Umbria. The En-
glish Salt Union gave Messrs. Burt and
Burger a cordial reception, and entered
into an alliance with them which as
sures harmonious relations between the
English and American markets, and
the full financial support required.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
Wooden Mills in Ashes.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 21.-The
Agawam Wooden Company's mills, stu
ated in Agawam, were entirely des-
troyed by fire between 3 and 4 O'Clock
this morning. Loss, $4,000, with in
surance of SIC, 900.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
Sustaining a Priests Will.

Boston, Mass, May 21.-Judge
Holmes, of the supreme court, to-day
set aside the verdict of the Plymouth
County jury which found that the will
of the Rev. Father McNulty was oh
tanned by undue influence. The
amount of property involved is about
e 0N1.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
BOLD EXPRESS ROBBERY.
Two Men Enter a Car and Get 81, 500
from the Messenger.

from the Messenger.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-The Post
Dispatch has a telegram from Dallas,
Tex, which says: AS the eastbound
passenger train on the Texas & Pacific
Railroad reached the outskirts of he
city at $50 last night, Two
masked men with drawn revolv-
ers entered the express car, beat
the messenger, named Wray, till he was
insensible, took his keys and robbed
the safe of 81, sou, pulled the bell cord,
and when the train slowed up jumped
off and ascanad
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
MRS. CARTER GUILTY.

End of the Celebrated Chicago Divorce
Subtitle Jury Finds that the Hus-
bands Charges Were True-Declar-
ing tina the Allegations of the Wife
Were False-Brief Summary of the
Sensational Complaint and Trial.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29

SPRINGFIELD, H., May 24.-The Chica-
go drainage bill was passed by the
House to-day. The bill now only awaits
the action of the governor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-29
Mere Saratoga Chips.

From the Terre Haute Express.
The watched pot is never short. If
any lady reader fails to understand this
remark let her ask her husband.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
poMEsrIc EXCHANOE.

Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, l-5
discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, Ito discount New Orleans,
is discount.
Seling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago, lilo premium;
New Orleans, par.
The local cotton market closed firm at an
advance of Lice. Sales 1900 bales Of
which 1000 to exporters and 200 to spin
ners. At New Orleans spots closed firm
and MP ll6c; futures closed steady at an
advance of to G points over the close Of
yesterday and at the highest figures OF the
day. Liverpool closed business good at
hardening prices, with futures firm at the
highest prices of the day and at an adj
vance OF point over the close OF yester-
day. The New York spot market closed
firm and up l-l6c; futures advanced 2 to 8
points on the near months and declined
point on late months and | TO points
lower than the highest prices OF tho day.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say; "Advices
from Liverpool state that the demand for
goods for India and China has revived,
and under this impetus the trade IN Liver
pool is OF a most excellent character I'M
der these conditions the future market in
Liverpool advanced two points and closed
firm, the reports Of the overland movement
being without effect. Our market has re-
sponded but slightly to the improvement
on the other side, but a frmer tone has
been displayed than for long time past,
and the market closes at the best prices. I"
Port receipts We're S,2l9 bales, or $3.50
in excess OF receipts same day last year.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, nonis ana stocks.

NEW YORK, April G-Money on call eaSyat 10
SN per cent; last loan at g closed offered at g.
Prime mercantile paper ilIa6. sterling exchange
9u ls put hrm At sAS64 for sixty day bills and
Government bonds duh and steady. State bonds
entirely neglected.
The stock market during most OF the two hours
session was very active today, aud while The tenn
per OF the room WAS generally bullSh aud the buy.
ing was OF decidedly good character, the opposi
ton was from the operations of the local mud the
Chicago bears With realizing OF stocks bought ear
ler IN the week and the bad effect produced by
the heavy reduction In the resources OF the banks
rs shown by the statement combined TO neutralizc
the improving tendency and prices at the close
we've irIogulnrly but only irsctionally changed
The market opened with moderate vol.
ume OF business aud first prices were from
- 10 ~ per cent, higher, than the final
iigurcs OF yesterday but for nearly all the
inst hour there no decided tone To the dealings
while general declining tendency was apparent
The fluctuations Wcrc confined TO the smallest fnc
tons. however, In all but a few speclalties The
principal Interest In the speculation was still ecu
tered In Atchison Missouri Pacific, the grAngers
and Reading aud toward II o'clock AtChison. Bur
lington and Missouri Pacific developed marked
animation aud strength and the highest prices OF
the week generally were rcached. though the inn
proyemcnt In no case was Tor more than point
The issue OF the bank statement checked the buy.
ing and induced further sales for both sides OF the
account, and In the last few minutes Of the session
everything moved Oh, some stocks losing all the
early gains The Time leaders, however. were we'll
maintained, but the close was active aud heavy To
weak aud generally at but slight changes from the
opening figures. The final changes are, In ma.
iOrty OF instances In the direction OF higher fig
unes but nrc for fractional amounts only.
Railroad bonds were active this morning. the
sales OF all issues reaching SsI5,OO aud they SYM
pathzed with the strong tone of the share fist al
most everything traded Ia advancing The market
displayed no special features. Manitoba frsts rose
I. TO li9. The sales OF bonds for the week were
S7,GOOOO1, against 1910 900 for last week
The total Gales OF stocks today were III, 2D2 shares
Closing quotations.
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Grain aud Provisions.

KANSAS CITY. No, April G--whcnt- Quiet
No. ted cnsh, sc May, no bids nor ohrfiukg
July, DC BID. 'oc astcd. No. soit cash. sc July
Con--Easy 40 2 onsh. co. a,kcd. MAY. sg.e
bid. ec asked No white, 26'. asked May, 40
oaE-No bids nor offerings May. 2l,cstcd
ST. LOUIS, No, April C-flouf-Qulci aud
steady. but unchanged
Nhsat-Thc market was v,ry un'citlcd and r..
regular Alta considerable hlriuauon nul un.
was nfn. except ior May. which Was u lowcf
No. red, clth il' .fHr =. uniuiufli May 90, tff
nifsc Clusrd % lu,. June. 81 tasIsc tl0ecd az
a.. e a,kel !up, y. ~. q, c.n,,d ~ Ul.c Az
gust al sf.'e, CLOSED 10 Il ss'o.c the ycat ~ )
Cofn.finn bit quiet. No 2 mixed. clsh. aol e..
oah-firn 30. cash, y e May, ~ .e2o1N
lye-in demand 40 N.fIc
nafcy-Nofhing doing
Uay.No lmpru, ment and tho market siiil NJ the
mefcy Of buycn. pmiuo, ssoo8oo, timothy so'Vl
Bmn-Duil and easy.
Flax seud-Quutahlc ~ elft
tcad-A bcficr feeling. SCI the rnafket waa quiet.
baiief-firai for better grdoF Creamery, 2l8Ac
Igrs-Actlye at6'fc
C0nmcai-sltitiy0
pfoyislons-DulL
iSfd-primo steam nomlnniiy NTL
Dry salt MrntH-s boulder, $50 Longs nnd ribs
l ft1f short Clclf foli
1 Iaoon- Boxed shoulder. tao0 longs aud fbs
| fIuQt6.0i short tlCuf, $40 20.
rceclpf-iiouf 3o0o brl- wheat. 1000 bn.
/ corn. GlU0J uu, oaA 1000 ba. re, none. barley
! luN hu
| shipments Fiour. 600 hrir wheat 2Ol1 bu
corn. 55Ol0 bu. oats, il09O bu, rye, none, barley
| none
! CHICAGO 49,, April 6--1ho wheat market wal
/ quiet. and willie thC feeling was unsciilnd aud
| luio nervous. there was Fuuraly lc. dhpuIiuot
| tn tftde. nnd husiurss was HIGHT While many Op
orators moline to The belief that tho large tindcr
| are nut ui ths M1y deal, Mrfc, nCfpfhclcsf, ~
/ fomr Who believe thni The cnun 10 force oui th'
/ holder alluded "a i0f several days past wa don't
/ i1f SOME purp1ae 10 wat claimed that more loni
| NAV whist came on thc !mafkct that shur
| c0trfsi. ard that the market was evening up
| Prices i1f May declined 2r, recovered li,c, an'
| ciusrl De- lower than yesterday. July al anccd =
afI 4 nbo,o ycsirfdly cl0ainE declined ~, hn'
| cluicd ~ loser
I com fuIeI mihof quiet the cnti-r session. nuc
| tu1tiuut were combined within $40 range, an'
| tbrv ala not yafg much from yesterday
! Oats were falIj Hrli.e. stronger and higher Ma
vas lie fay8fl.o aud advanced 70 early on ZOO
buyina by several lauge traders, chiefly 10 cove
| al6fts- O.srIu.r we're liheml on the advance. an
siiar the urgent buytr bad been nllcd up an easc
I
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feeling prevailed and the advance was lost Later
in tho session QuietneS prevailed closing sales be-
ing at shade below those Of yesterday,
Very little Interest was Manifested In hog nro.
ducts and trading was light Offerings were small
aud the demand from all sources was limited
Trading was chiefly In mess pork In other articles
nothing OF consequence doing. and changes in
prices slight There was fair trade in mess pork
at irregular prices. Opening sales were mnde nj 10
advance. But weaker feeling was manifested
Toward the close prices improved slightly but
trading was small.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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Provisions.

So, 10 n So ioib Nh. No 4 Slgt 30. p
si.2s No O. . Dy Ilcrfing-Family, sc per
lox y. e. roe herring, half bris, s67j. White
Fi.h-linli br.s. siIn
HOG PRoDUCTs-Qulct: pork sia2jaia7J. ~.
gar-ourcd hams. lnitailc. breakfast bacon, gf.H
100 clear rib aide bacon. ~. bulk PORK
clear sides q clear rib sldcs, e. long clear. U'.c
shoulders. hismiitc.
LARD-TcS 5i,T half brls. ~. kegs, 7,Sc.
choice kettle. ~ sfnC. quiet.
FRESH MEAlH-liccf. hinduuurtsrs. Safe fore.
quarter 2'fsic city hogs, 0s,c, county DIESEL,
PICS FEaT-Brs. saoO half bris, $780, keys
SD
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tsrOcerlrs.

NEW ORLEANS, la. April G-Today being
Confederate Decoration Day there was very
little doing in the markets Coffee duh aud
lower, Rio, common 10 prime, lG'aUl91to. Rice
steady and hrm ordinary IN prime, S'gOtic, Cot
ton seed products nomlnally unchanged sugar
dull, open kettle, choice, Gao ~ prime TO strictly
prime, iJlG9Gjsc. fair 10 mlly fair Nsat4c
a.; centrifugal, choice white, tlsc OH white, 3l6
cd q; choice yellow clarified, 5l,C prime yellow
clarified 1W1Ec, seconds b'sW0' ~. MolnsscS
steady and hrm; open kettle strictly prime 3ic:
good prime, 3l0slc, prime, 2lIl0c, fair to good
fair. 5j6o,Sc common 10 good common 2ne,2ic,
centrifugal strictly prime &tdc prime 10 good
prime, 20, Die fair ~ good lair 2Og5 lie. common
good common. lsalaG inferior l5c.
NEW YORK. April G.--Cofcc-Options opened
steady 100 - points up aud closed barely steady,
bctlO points up sales. i92O bags. including April.
July. sld0j August, sl7walLin september sl5.lO
ia2l. October, 81 Nal7m. November aud De.
ccmbcr. SiL2Wl7aE January, slI3nWiLai. fchru'
arr. Sl7.i0. SpOt-lno, firm; fair CargOcs, ~ a..
Sugar-law, steady, qulct lair quct rciln-
INK. esc; centriiugals, 20 test &C refined. quiet
aud hrm.
Molasscs- Foreign quiet 80 test. 2jc. Cuba. &c.
80 hhds - Kills &c. New orleans dun; open ket
tie, good to fancy, 2Sai1c
Ricc--Quict and steady
CINCINNATI. o., April G-whisky steady: sales,
Butter steady; fancy Elgin creamery, s1a lsc.
dairy roll lGfl5c Sugar steady. lggi nrmer at
81 Cheese quiet Eastern exchange steady aud
unchanged
CHICAGO H., April 6.-Ou tho Produce Tx.
change today the butter market was active. fancy
creamery. aia2ic. choice 20 fine, 2ia2lc tine dairy,
2I9ljc, good 10 choice, ljHlsc Eggs arm at 1915.
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Brendstuns.

FLoUR-From store family, si.i0: choice. 81. 90:
fancy, SL7ae Lsj; extra fancy, tj.u0@jl0 patent.
s. Jnsi 1i. easy.
COkNMEAL-Pe Pearl. s. so; roller g. logan firm
BEANS AND PkAS-Navy beans, Sl2b, medium,
$500.
OATMEAL-In half brls $3.50 from store
CkACKERS-Soda. extra, SC treble extra. ca
&C. ginecr snaps, TaF4c; assorted lumbles, ileg
I2i9c Cncam crackers 1lFsSisc.
store.
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store, sJ2l
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Fersl.Iuns.

HAY-Cholce, from store. Sc car load. from
lcyco or depot SIS 0glGuO. prime. from store. 90
SIC. car load, from lcvcc or depot slijOts ~. 90
prairie. from store j9s0l ear load, from loycc or
depot sl0OoaiLO0
CORN-froin store. white, i6isai7o. mixed. sic:
from lcvcc or depot white. in bulk, a9SiOc, In
sacks sec. mixed, In bulk. De: Ia sacks, 40
BRAN-frOm store, 7jsUIsc. from leyce or de
pot. stl0oatiJl
oATs-trom storc. white. sGRs7c; mixed SEA
&c. from leycc or depot, white ln bulk. SD Sc IN
sacks, Sjc. mixed, In bulk, 90. IN sacks, 3l,.o
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NEw YORK, April d.-Thrrc was an unusually
good saturday trade IN dry goods With lobbcrs o..
day. STAPLE a. we'll o. patterned iahrlcs meeting
with good attention. viii agents the demand Wa
irss aeti,c ani morr irrrgulif but thcro was fair
dllur la request fur Fu1ls adapted 10 spring Uule.
iIcnchtd cntions are hUlng mur freely taken BY
the manufacturing trade. Novelties ~ patterned
iaLrirs dull Noolcn goods Of al kinds continue
quIct though flannel drcy goods are selling iuf
an The market continues unchanged nnd thc
tone steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

CANNED GOODS - Pincappics, ci15Qi. 20
Peaches, M. standard sl.AsIi.5l. second. ti.Oo.
TnmntuCs. lbs. standard. Nf,Ac. albs, standard,
81 TO- Strawberries. si2t ltispbcrrcs, ti2h Black.
hcrrics eiOl Green gngcs Sifn. pcars 81 20 Plums.
STA Asparagus, tLu1 Green corn, tlupal 20.
Gfpcn peas tigt Cove uyfiCrs. full weight ID.
quanic, lbs 9. tieii.61 light weight, &C. lie,
sIuo Condensed Nilk-Crown. 81 Is. Eagle. e. t0.
swiss. eiih salmon, sl.6iet2 o.. sanilucs, - i0
mustard safdlncs, $40 hackcrcl, SLlj9La0. her
ring mnrkcrri si.ih
sCGAE~I'urc white. To OF white, ~ ycl.
low clanhrd. "a 81 uhned A. ~ standard grann.
lated sc powdered, asl'tc. cut loaf, q8a',c open
kettle Gaze firm.
COFFEE-Common. ~ g. ordinary. iss, fair, Zoe;
prime Rio, ~ n. choice 70 fancy. 2O8llc Old gov
cfnmeut. alffr. steady
sALT-saginaw. si6si.i0 per barrel. Ohio
River. si.2tai.si per hfl, Louisiana, slii9 l. ~
sdcta huc, 81 .i1 Cuarsc. tl.2f pkb = lflc.
MCE- Louisiana, o sstc. Carolina, ts7c firm
HrAnCH-lffli. a..
CHEEsE-Pfinc naia-, New York factory,
-: full cream, iac. Young America, i1c
MOLASsts-Lonlsihua. common 70 iaif, Ndl-c
prime choice. iug fancy. iac. ccnir.luuls
common 70 ialf, 2lgi2sC prime 10 choice, o1 &c
syulp. gi4inc. hrm.
'CANDlts-stlcls. all flrcs. IN bKs. pls aud bris
a8iOc. fancy assorted, 9ii8i2i4g extra iaucy
ltaslr firm.
full WglNht ulec
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market no changes in the quotation
lists were made today, Eggs are a shade weaker
and lower
Amounted grain In store: Corn, IOs.syl bushels
oats "a lsl bushcs
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Mon.ehnIl NnnnIIe..


FRUiT-feidy orsnlcs Mcsslnh. tiooato0
pr box. Lannon'S, fA5aAiO per box iauanla
81 hNaiQ por bunch. Dates, ,gsc flgi, Eaiac
per FOUND.
AfPLil3-s 1Oo9ao0 por bfl Dried apples 20
go pr ID irom slorc Dried pcachcl 28j'sc
iTum NHuH.
NEGEt ABLEs- Onions sg5 Der bh cabbage.
New orleans Cfhte. tiulaluu kraut, per bn, $50.
half hfl, fiW garlic. 30 pr 100.
Nllh-Noooauuts, tLO0nLto pcf 100 peanuts
Virginia iaic. ICuueurr iafmcr' stock. bate
ruattnl laihc higher shrllcd rcd. 81. white. &C.
Spanish. inU irCluf, texas old, sailC. Afkaufas
at.lr Italian ch. 'uIuit inTi1'er.
NurfEN- hutterIc. 1flUtc, creamery, Ofnc.
dairy iGHflU. county butter. ioffac.
CiDER-Ozaft. ESQ per bd and slN pcr half
hfi
NfNrGAn-Pcr gil. t2aiac.
lhNs-tiridy boxes, ~ ciscs. or.
POULTRY -thlrkcns. young, tlNaft0f mixed,
tles! % hens, S09ss1s gccsc, Ni0eao1
RAisiSs-London Layers, 500. California, s225
fickLEs-nfis, 500 half bris. 500.
rOrAToiN-li uni sLlfgt.55 Yer bril- fackg 1ofi
pc pei bu. Utah, t99,lc yer bu. sweet, t-Ot 80
FBEsu Tisu-BuhAio ia2e pcr n. cat. &c pcr
ID. Ga nc, perch, trout, etc, s8i0o pr ID.
Gotten seed Products
oit-rflne crude, tSgioc on crude aoalic
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lmp0HI-M 3 q D Y 81, y n n l1l' v q l.
NlC O&sw. 10. LNO&rR H. 20 KCs a
MIR, Ike, I&BRh MIR - tai
Il A. O. steamers, o. wagons, - Total, 90
bales
ExpoH,-M& cnRimi. L&NR n. &c Q. o
6sWRR l0G T MRR. a0S Total. 2llj hacs.
DAILY roHr ASp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO H., April 1.-The Dror ~ Journal re-
ports Cattle Receipts, 400 head. shipments,
100 head. Market strong i0r higher bcuves. $40
alto. steer, eltoal2g stockors aud icedcu, tL2j
OfLih. COWS, bulls and mixed, sihn,f1i1.
iings-ltccclpts. NJ0l head shipments, 1000
head. Market strong and Toe higher. mixed, sLoO
tftUo. light, As1aiui skis, tulati0
shccp-Rcccipt. aOO head. shipments, 100
head Market strong natives fiplailQ Western
fed, stUOs5aO lambs sljoi,6i3
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=, CATTLE-Cholce TO extra, sl.aSs.c: good. sa
SIC scalawasS TO medium, 1l4g35sc choice feed.
ess, Soo ana up %4eSe; feeders, 100 to $50, ~
HoGs-Cholce cornfed, is49Sc; good, 4I@lNc
sHEskP pChotce, 4lsc; medium, S,<@ic com.
LAMHS-Choice &c; common to good, per head
81 5063Ol - eNN'' - 1855
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prime summer yellow, 4S@45c; OFT summer yellow,
svgszc, onolce cooking summer yellow, 50@52c;
A. MEAl-lrime, SS00dlS,50; less than car load
load lots, SlT.O0ai75O 49, 'A w.
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Articles Opening Highest Lowest Closing,

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Steady and unchanged,
No spring wheat 9l@lJ',c No spring wheat
nominal: No. red, 90Cs.Ui,G
No corn, Sllsc.
No oats, 2lc
No . rye, A3l.c
No barley. nominal
No ilaxsccd, sl.hG
Prime timothy seed, sl306L3l
Mess pork, per brl, sl22h
Lard per 100 lbs. tGgi
short rib sides (loose), sili8h21.
Dry sailed shoulders (boNcdl -. NTt7L
short clear sides boxed, SiiDo,t6stp
Recepts-FlouL 'lO,OlO hrlS wheat 2i,O10 bu:
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 5jOO bu, rye, 1000 bu; bar
ley, 5000 bu.
Shipments Flour. A0)l brls; wheat 1000 bn,
corn, 900 bu: oats, GgOJ0 bu, rye. 1000 bu bar
leg, 1000 bu.
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COTTON MARX nT.

The local cotton market op,Icd aun aud closed
frm. iliddiing. 1915. salcs. i.sn bales, includ.
jns - bales Last evening, 81 which 1000 bales 10
exporters aud 30 bales Ia apluncn.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Obituary lido, good ordinary sisiec. low
middlng. . 9.iCc. mlddling io' r. good middlng
lOiiioc mlidliug fair, nominal. fair, nominal.
dusty isai4c lower
many goTros srhTIupxr
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Chancery Sale
-uI=a-
ESTATE.

30 Ct5i Rim the Clnnorry Cunu ~ shelby
touuIy aMau Fishery "a ~ VI. llN.d thip
iry ut ni No. 6lsi=idWnfd HhiplCy a nl ta
Mar flnhcuy "a H.
~ Virtue ~ an lnirfln7uiUu drrro iuf g,lo. en-.
tered iu thn above raufU fln lUth day ul Nutrms
Lrf iNkN 20. n o. page ili VIII frll ID public nur
ton ~ The hightrl bdirf be- front ~ the clerk
aud Masters unlro nd fhU Main street entrance ui
uio courthouse ui thtily county, Memphis, Tea
urrfcc, uu
fRtufdhy. aOih Dhy of April, 1859,
within legal hours che following described pop
efty. situated iu shelby county, tcuu, tuult
4 Dot iIuulinf twenty one I'D frrl uu Tie fIulh
eide vi Market fifuli aud running back with llkn
width aHvcniy four lil feet three ! Inches. being
uau IT iUi ono huudn1 and iun3 Two lltll al "a u
down on thr map ui Memphis
Terms " lUaunr ihlni % cash. hdlanrn ON "a
credit ~ ulue nnl tlFh'oun months note With FL
ruHtY rrIu.ffl, llru retained, redemption hIurl
Tbs On day VI Nauh tfs1.
~ "a MCIINHY. Clrft and Naiirr
ttufa
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York FHanciIi Chronicle Of April 6
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
2ii,0l2 bales, against 1854 5os In ISSS These fig
ures indicate decrease Of cotton In sight Of $780,,
77G bales as compared with the same date In 1855
and decrease OF 2o,AjO bales as compared with
ntne date fn 1871
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Wool

ST. LOUIS. 80, Auul wool Quiet ana un.
changed Arrival OF u,w CLIO sill TOO light " give
any Indication Ui opening prices.
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.II.eeIInneon..


sKl-emlFht Kentucky bourbon. 81 50s
q o. Hob risun aud Lincoln counties lfm at Sl.l1
ftlul Eastern ftos. slunafu1 according 10 age
aud maxi. common whisky. picsiilao. according 10
prp0i nothing under 20 pCf cent quoted.
OlN-sl.0ltll0 Tor domestic. slti8A50 Tor I'm
ported
GUA.s sFEDs-Ied clover. tiZj bu herds Gna
pc bu. or hari. sL2stis bu. Timothy tl.5h.iAul
bu. Gcfnan mllct N831o Bu. Hungarian, 'oy
81 hu.
HAgGINg-9sioc
TtfH-sf nj
sliOT -uup. si.i5, buck. tl.to
III AUali.Ifnr.
TALLOWlltc
fNufT-Gaffcits si0Ti nalpht, Sos. Rail.
mad. a. - Gail n AK'a 800
rONDEi.-kcia 500 half key, s27i quarter
kcTs. siA
WOODBURY. grease wool. unwashed ii11s
clear rfcase enol. 2stc bum, washed, W8 PC.
tuhuaaIri. aUft.e.
HlDfs-bp blot. 40. !. s,sc. 10. 2 o,sc. drg
saiicd. hl5g 80 = 81 r. pfrcn salicd 40 !, Ga c
30 . asJ,f; Frccn,. teic. dccnsins, a0g ihccp'
skins. ficfiil.ui steady.
coALoli-rrilae white, wholesale ioil oNe rcr
ToBAcco Common, as1Os other grades o.
nNr
HFEswAN-a0c
NAi1s-lrou, glol steel sai0