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Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Yesterday, while George E. FrIst, ~
employe OF the Jackson q Sharp CON,
pany, was engaged at work he nad W
left hand badly injured by striking
against machine belt. he YVES iakea
To DR.. Cantwell's office, where bis lnI vi"
were attended to.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

at is better to laugh than be crying
decidedly; and to enjoy your bsby's
laughing society use DIR. Bulbs Baby
syrup, which relieves the chief discom-
forts OF babyhood without stupefying the
children. Price % Gems bottle. At all
druggists,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Notice.

A great many ladies are deceived In
buying wha, they suppose is my make OF
butter, and ! wish to Inform the public
that the genuine article is wrapped In
paper marked Tatnall's Creamery, Fourth
and shipley streets. W. T. Reyboll,
pr0prletOr.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

that l.. r. Adair is still at Ais Market
street, and Is selling parlor aud chamber
furniture, carpets, ollie oths aud mating,
reffigerators and baby carriages cheaper
than any other store In the city. You
should get his prices before buying.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The Jackson IL Sharp Company have
contracted to supply the mil work for
the Athletic Club House, schuylkill
Navy; for a new depot for the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad at Atlantic
City, and for the Drexel residence at
Lansdowne, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Fs&o CURED BY OLD APECIAL.
HIS lsr PH YsiCIAR.
$751; to $780, A a1 MONTH NTH ca, can l be

FoR sALE.-CHEAP, A sELF-INK-
- ing Model printing press and OUTFIT, 10
Fonts Of type and eabldet, nearly new. lhis
Is rare bargain. Address or call al l20l TAT
nall STREET. between the hours Of 6 aud o p. IN,
ml-2ts
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

You will find the genial and ailable
w. r. johnson at his stalls, Fifth and
Madison streets, on Wednesdays and Sat
urdays, where he will DO pleased to see
all of his Old customers who wish geo !
beef.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

On Thursday In this section and In
New England warmer, fair to partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
followed by rain on the coast, OF this
section; aud on Friday warmer, partly
cloudy weather In both sections, with
rain near the coasts.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Tlo Next lou

! NU UUAl lUU
Years OF our county
starts out under very
different circums tances
than the one just past
Our business is even
more important now
than then; Gentlemen
are more particular in
dress, and we are pre-
pared to satisfy their
tastes better than ever
before. Suits for Boys,
Men and the Little Eel
lows, as nobby as the
nobbiest, Of the latest
designs 10 cut and ma
teIials- all well made
and selling low. We
bought some bills OF
Clothing very late this
season which would
stock ordinary stores,
because we found come
firms which were very
DESTROYS OF closing out
certain lines of Clothing
at away down cut
prices. You'll g e
them at the same.
JAS. 7. MULLlN & son
Tailors. 9th & Marke,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Watches and clocks successfully repaired
aud warranted. Clocss 10 bn repaired
called for and returned without extra
charge. ERR L. BARTON, jeweler, ~ E..
7th street,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

'Creston" is section Of homes, and is
beautifully situated on u crest of the
Ninth ward lying between Market street
and Elliott avenue. s. per mouth will
secure lot. Office, 7!2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

1t is foolish for any one to have the face
full OF pimples, blotches, etc, when
Laxador, the golden remedy, can be
bought for IS cts. at any drug store.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

John Brear, of the Second ward, re-
quests us to say that he Is not q candi-
date for election as member of the
Board OF Public Education.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Butter tafy at Ferguson's, II z. I'd.


SLOCU M-RERNA.-At the residence of
the bTidc'spnrentS No. 100 East Tenth
street, April ~, by Presiding Elder "
l.. = Murray, Mr., Frank +, olpcum to
Miss Lydii W. Burns.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

With every dozen cabinets at Beecher's.
BE sure OF number 3l5.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
HARRY HART,
The Clothing NlnuracturingCo.
3l6 MARKET ST.
Materials.

White Oak and Chestnut boled Posts.
Hewn Posts, for Wire and Board
Fences.
Sawn Posts, for Picket Fences.
Chestnut aud Cedar Rails.
Cedar A rbur Poles,
Hemlock Pickets, 4 feet and feet.
White Pine Pickets, ~ in. square,
Dressed.
White Pine Pickets, l in. and Q in,
Dressed.
White Pine Pickets, Tapered, Dressed.
Lumber, Hardware, Paint, Lime,
Sand, Cement, Coal, etc. A full line now
ON hand aud arriving.
Careful attention, Reasonable prIces
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Lot OF sample kid button shoes for
ladies'. Prices low this week at Bah
cocks, 2O6 Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Important 20 Mothers.

DiarrhOea Q nd dysentery are prevented
during teeth Ing BY llooper's Auodyne
- Cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

UllhNUH " UUIJ
62l Market Street.
We have opened a full
line of Nottingham Lace
Curtains, in White and
ecru.
No, 1. We are showing
Curtains 8 yards long by SO
inches wide at 81.
No. 2 are beautiful Cur.
tains, 81 yards long by So
inches wide, while our price
is only SI,25.
We cannot see that they
are at all inferior to our s.
Curtains, either In design or
quality.
No. 3 is a handsome de-
sign, 3 yards long by As
inches vide; price $3.50.
No. a. A very choice
design, 8 yards long by AZ
inches wide; price $2.5o.
No. 5 is a beautiful design,
st yards long by IS inch 8
wide; price So
Then we have Noting.
ham Laces by the yard, at
12l, 20 and 25 cents.
Vestlbule Lace at 12l
cents, Etamine, ST, 8, 10,
12b and IS cents.
Fancy Examines, in ORR
entail designs, s and 10
cents.
.CRANOR& co.,.
62I Markat Strnof
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

CORTLAND Rice, No. 201 west street,
wishes to trade diamond ring for . 81.
inch bicycle.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Ia the place for white sugar and good tea and
coffee. We open new goods every day an
they are gone like Hash. our sp ciAltles to-
day are fine tea and china cup and saucer
with every half pound china plate, cup and
saucer with every pound; lovely little teapot
with every pound of our Java coffee. Come
and see our Harrison lemon squeezer; II 10 y
centennial novelty and IL n most useful article,
only 10 cents; ducks for nickel is what you
want. Don't forget bags Of hour for o.; suHar
cured shoulders equal to ham, ~ cents n
pound at 500 King street. 4. III. WIER.
misty
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Lille is uncertain. Beccher, photogrA.
her. 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
BOYS Wear

Parents who have boys to
clothe should call on us
Why? We're showing thou.
sands Of them, and we want
every mother to know that
our immense trade, and
bu, ing for cash only, easily
enables US to name prices
that no other house in this
vicinity can possibly reach
A handsome souvenir with
every Suit and a comforta-
bic place to sit down and
take your time while buying.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

they have been tried for over fifty years, an
are to-day the most popular in ute,
gour fathers and mothers used them. They NJ
he Safest Purest, and Best Remedy for Lvi
nd Stomach Diseases ever compounded.
For Salo by all 3rurgiats Price % cts. per boz
boxes for e. cts; or sent by mail, postage freei
sooiD. Of price. Dr. Ii. schcnck 4 Bon, Philaj
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

hey have bsen tried for over fifty years. and
are to-day the most popular In use.
t,our fathers and mothers used them. They ART
40 Saieat' Purest, aud Best Remedy for Live,
id Stomach Diseases ever compounded.
For Sale by all Druggists. Price 2S cts. DOR ho.,
BOXES for 60 cts; or sont by mail, postaR free a,
sept Of price. DIR. J. Il. Schenck i sou, Phila NJ
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

WANTED-YOUNG MEN BOARD
w crs at GO? West Third street. Pleasant
rooms and good AccOmm odAllons, n,I-its
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

NJ ANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
w white cook at 100 King street. mi-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

WANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general Homework. No washing ar
Ironing Reference required. Apply al lCi
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Chancery Sale
or
II e AL e ST A II E

40 6igi R-Tn the Chanocry Count ~ shelby
Count-s State ui 1cnnuacc w. Alfred Adams
otnL
~ virtue of ln inirfiorulory dccfcc ior ale On.
trfit iu the ahutr cause uu the I ih dlY ui urUcm
bcf is,i. y. % tn paH' ~, aud lcugwcd Iih day 81
March issl a. N vi page. tti I viii srll NJ public
nutilun 10 the highest bldduf, 10 ifult ut tho
tIrfE nu1 Masters office, 90 fhr Main fif0rt en-
imnoc u me couri house Of shelby County Mem
phia. Tenn. uu
saturday. gath Day of Aprii, 1850.
,liiu Ioni hours. the fpllnwing described proper
iy. situated la Memphis shelby county, Icnnc'oH
Id b. biloxi Z. 2iby y feet on The cast lido oi
Water ftrrrt lurt Pickering FuIi hH The ptuiruy
Of D. ~ Vernon nnd che tlty ui Memphis +.
Tic east part ~ the south half " lot ~ in hlnck
81 b. Vs. Smiths subdivision Id by ID feet 90 tho
U,a.i idle OF alley east ui orleans ttrUCL sold ns
ihc property oi q. VI. Christie.
tnt ~ block iu. est side " Second street Port
Pickering Tcnih Ward. sold us ihc property "
Id n. bIo,k iS casi sldc II Thlti street. T,uth
wari. yiby i2,s feet nold az thc property 81 a
i"i u Taie's subdivision, % By 81 feet on oasl
eide ~ Orleans fifJcL sold on thc pfuirfy II
Ia IN John Hmwn's subdivision, ~ by % feet
on northeast rofarf ~ ihlloso aui Georgia ttfvrt
Sold ns ihr putruy ui the unknown lrifs NJ
Emiy rnraciL dgcya.cd, ". e. lulkrH aud tho 'iy
Terms Of -aic-oua credit ~ sly months uoif
bearing Interest. with security, required lieu tu
talnrd. redemption hatred.
Ths On day ~ APRIL is1
T. D. NfuENHY. Clerk and NaftCE
D. ~ & g. W. iiuitkrll. fullrIiurt
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, is dis
count; Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, lilo discount; New Orleans, Is dis
count
Sellmg--New York and Eastern points,
Sl50 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, LILO premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed firm today
at an advance OF &c. Sales, 5000 bales, or
1900 bales to exporters and 2,lO0 bales to
spinners. The market is bare of good cot
ton, for which there is a strong demand at
prices above quotations.
At New Orleans spots advanced 1-l6c,
closing firm, with futures firm; old crop
months up 10 TO Is points, aud new crop, 7
to Q Joints.
tn, Liverpool market closed steady at full
rates; futures quiet and unchanged.
New York spots were marked up 1-l6c,
closing firm; futures closed strong, old crop
months advancing 10 TO II points, and new
crop to points. Port receipts were 1854
bales in excess Of receipts for same day last
year.
Hubbard Price & Co. say; Liverpool not
responding to the decline in our cotton mar
ket yesterday, the sellers OF last evening be-
came anxious buyers today and the short
interest became frightened As result
prices have advanced and closed strong at
the highest figures touched for this year $
crop. The market appears to be broadening,
and more interest is manifested in it by out
side parties than for a long time past. In
fact, the exchange today resembled old
times. The shorts have become thoroughly
frightened, and those who are not covered
will no longer sell, and the orders which are
now received to buy are supplied by the
bulls who are willing to realize profits"
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE

no 7.01l Rim the Chancry Court Of shelby
rHUuy.=E Mrtulllsirf w. NiIllHm HCuuf 81 uL
ut viftrc "a On iutrfuruiury DECREE iuf sale en-
frusd lu The above rIUaU 900 the 10 iny ~ April
tssl N. ~ ~. page .W, / WI ell. of public Hur
ton a. The hiThe.t bidder In front ~ The Clerk
aud Masters 0nirc ht ihC Mnlu ftfcct entrance ~
tho court house oi shelby county, McmphiA Ton
ucatgc. un
saturday. tth day of May, 1850,
within iegnl h0uts. tLc following described utop.
rfiy. situated lu thc Taxing District Oi shelby
county. Tcun, to.Wlt
Tho suuth quarter OF DOT 80 o. che same front
ing thlrty.scvcn aud one rirhih C5'N feet mote or
lcis on thirkasnw street aud running back BE-
tween parallel line ulg hundred aud forty rlFht
aud one half ass irtt mufU 90 Ices, tn nu alley
the south line Of sa.d iUl hclng the north lluc u
sycamore firuct
Terms uf salc-Ouc half cash. hnlhncc on q
r,in of siH months nuio bearing lntrrcst with
security required. lien retained, redemption uarrcd
This 18Th day If AufiI lsfl
~ n McUENHY. Cicfk aud Master
= T. Houston. v. o. limUnison, l.. a a. LCh.
man. q. ~. Tumble SOLICITOR
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corn. 5000 bu oats, GOO bui rye, 1000 Su; bar.

corn, 5000 Blu; oats, GOO bu; rye 1000 bu; bar.
ley, 900 bu.
CHICAGO, H., April lS.--Thc wheat marlet vns
quiet today and stead Ter than Tor some DAYS July
IS attracting the most attention, prices for which
huctuatcd WITHIN s4e range and closed about go
i1Sc range and closed the same as yesterday
A fair trade was reported in corn early, but rs
the session advanced The market became quiet and
inactive Tho feeling developed WAS castor and
transactions wore at a lower range OF prices, clos.
ing &c lower than yesterday.
Oats were weak unscNcd and lower on free
realizing closing hG'asc lower than Yesterday
Hog products were moderately active hut irrcgu
lar, growing weak toward the close and closing
quiet.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market today sugar was advanced
lsc on all grades poultry lower other articles un-
changed. Grain In store at the elevators: Corn
lO9 l67 bu; oats. 3i21i bu. New potatoes irom the
Gulf coast are arriving In small quantities. and arr
In demand for local consumption. as are all early
vegetables. Apples IN limited supply good stock
scarce. Old potatoes good stock in demand al
nrmgr prices.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds aud Stock,

NEW YORK, April 1S-Moncy on call was easy
At 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper God
Sterling Exchange dun but firm at As7 for sixty
day bills, and l.Ss3g for demand.
Government bonds have been dull aud steady.
The stock market WIS fairly active but feycrsh
today, with downward tendency. aud most OF
the active shares are fractionay lower than last
evening. There was very little feature To the deal.
ings, and fluctuations in all except u few stocks
were made within the narrowCSt limits and seemed
TO have no significance whatever The opening
prices were but slightly changed from those of last
evening, AMI while London had some buying or
dcrs nnd the temper OF the room was rather bull.
ISL, the buying was generally scattering and what
selling there was seemed 10 come from
Western sources, though the Chicago PEG.
pie were doing nothing ut all. Under
the circumstances the professional and trnding
element developed n disposition TO sell the active
shares, aud the market soon took n weak tone, al
though except IN Atchison the movement was con
fined TO the smallest fractions That stock, how
ever, with the sugar trust In the unlisted depart.
mcnt became decidedly weak, the former losing |
per cent, and the latter dropping from pS 10 lii.
The otner industrial shaps wero weak also and
cotton oil lost nearly a point and Brunswick de
clined from - TO 2l1S. The movement was not eN.
tensiyc, aud prices rallied toward the end Of the
first hour, when most stocks were brought up TO
and In some cases above the opening figures. but
short line dropped point aud Northern
Pacific preferred with some " the spcclnltlcs
niterward Joined IN downward movement
which carried prices to tNc lowest Of the
day. Cameron Coal opened down J. "a, AZ 30is, but
rapidly recovered to 1e but Hooking Valley mud
Manitoba displayed considerable weakness The
market made hut little movement in the last few
minutes, aud finally closed quiet ana steady at
close 10 first prices In most Of the list The only
final changes OF importance were losses OF "a In
Colorado Coal aud / per cent each In ntchison
aud Manhattan
The railroad bond market was quite active, but
Ike the share list it was mthcr Irregular, though
n firm tone prevailed throughout most OF the ses.
sion, Erie seconds came 10 the front once murc
and contributed s O1 ont OF the total bushes, VI
SOD 01O but among The active issues there was M.
tle II any. feature and changes In quotations wcuc
and Aichison, Colorado and Pacific frsts lest q at
% The sales Of bond, for the week were sl,l2tOp.
against sl.00OOO0 for last week The total sale, of
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eExdlvidcnd
LONDON, April ia-Consols closed NJ % 10 foi
money aud gs 90 for the account The amount
oi bullion gone into tie Hank OF England on bal
ancc today il 10000.
PARIS. April is.-Thnee per cont rcntc 20 3,
foT the account
bank CLEARiNOs.
CHICAGO. M. April i1-iiank CLEARING. sil.iio,
jol
NEW ORLEANS, la. April ia-Clcarlnr.. e.,
GDh1i.
ST LOUIS. No.. April Il -Clearugs, tl,Si9i65
balances. sAd,5A
BALTIMORE. Ma. April i2-Clcaungs s2Ogl
100. balances siOligA
PHILADELPHIA. PA,April IA Clearing iodal
sii.t,sgss. balances. q, mlTA Tor the wcvk
ClcarinFp. co.. 81. balance. sAsi4vln
BOSTON Mas. April il.-nink clearInFs today
slGlitgis balances, sl,pli,HA fut the wctk-
ticarlnrs ei0.t 80. balance tll,IH,ilA lurth
corresponding week Ia io,s-ClcarngL essO36,yii
balances t',i1LiiL
NEw YORK, April i2-Ttc weekly bank state
mCnt shows the following changes Reserve, IN
rfcasc. siGti.g15 loans. dcrVasp, t4le.Hlt fpuriU
increase. $3.50 legal tcudrr, incrcusci tl,6ll
81. dcpl.its. Increase. eJ.0AhW emulation, dc
erase Slad1l The banks nov hold slthi.s1 u
| rxocrs oi the ~ pr cont rule Ilraflngs today
SD spi.pll balances, ~ lJi,iuL lut the week
ClCafiugs, tO1A LASH, balance, tH,lyl,sua.
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Hrensl.inn..

FLoUR-From siorc family sLlo choice $40
fancy. 81 7iefLsi. extra fancy, si0Jt}hlg patent,
sj.JDHh.7j easy.
COKNMENl-Pcarl, sli1; roller. saiO622o lrm.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, SAD, medium
SOU.
OATMEAL-In half brls. $50 from store.
CRACKERS-Sodh, extra, BE-. treble cxtm, Go
&c gngcr snaps. 4tfs a.; assorted Jumblcs, ilUg
~ a.: cr,hm crackers, ~ sffsigc
CRACKED wIEAr-ln half brls $50 from
store.
MoMlNY AND GRITs-rrom store. So
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Provisions.

FIsT-Mackcrcl. halls brls No. !, $780, No. 2
so 10. 3 s&2s lob ht,, No. |. sl@ No. 2,
box y. e. roe herring, half brls, si7G White
Fish-Hnlf brls $50
HOG PROnUCrS-Quict pork. ea2ai3.5i. ~.
rnrcurri hams, i0isttlic. breakfast bacon, psf
l0igc. clear rib side bacon - bulk pork. clear
sldcs, q - clear rb sidcs, G3sc, long clear 6'sc.
shoulder, 80.
LAKD-To, &c. half brls. 51Sc. kegs ~.
choice kettle n, ffnc. quiet
FREsH MEAfs-lcot hlndquaricrs, sac; fore.
quarter, gHaic City hogs, Ges1c county dressed
Pos FEkf-Iiris. -. half bris. s35O. kegs a.2j.
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Live stock.

CATTI.E-Choice TO extra, s{ag1c; good s0
SIC; scalawass to medium, litg31 sc choice feed.
en $50 and up, 2S4@Sc; feeders, $50 To $50, ~
HoGs-chocc conied 494S5c good, 4)S9p4c
common, 3ls@ic.
sHEEP-choIce, 4,Gc medium, S}&@ic; com.
mon. Sl.OOGl.5O.
LAMBs--Choce, sc; common to good, per head
Sl.5OM2OQ
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
REAL ESTATE

No 6.N'2 H-Chnnccfy Court ~ shelby County
John o. Malone guardian. So. John E Hunter
by virtue ui uu iuicrn utny lcgrHe Cor sale. en-.
tCpvl i1 tHc above cause uu thc lth day ui juno,
is-', ~ u ui. page g. removed April D. 1859. n. 10
o., page b ! will full u' public auction 10 the
hlencsi bidder. In font oi thc clerk aud Masters
Ouie' nt the Main siat cuirlurC Of the Courthouse
Of shelby county, Memphis Tennessee. on
saturday, ith Day OF May, 1850.
within losd hour Mr following described prop
crty. situated Ia Mynpai,, shelby county, Tenn.
tu.wit3
IL 80. 2 J. " Tnir.s subdivision, east ut or
leans street beginning NJ stake uu the south Use
nl Tate street, running east with siid sir,vt 10
feet io nu alley thoncc south with stld alley lHO
feet a. un alley. thruoc Wctwuui with said nlivy
ais feet thence a. nu alley north 20 feet Ia Tate
sir,ci t0 the beginning, being umc property con.
yc,cd g. Miss Mamie Hunter by decd dnigd Au'
gust q is1i. hook BE-, Iusc a'N Registers ouicc,
shelby county. Tenn
Terms uf salc-Onrthiri rIsh balance in twelve
months purchaser yl.DHiIug ilirnri bearing note.
with security ini liyl attained iu tccurc payment
Redemption h1rrrd
This 18Th dIY ui APRIL lffl
D. H MiliENKY. clerk and Master
~ =. D. Eisinsiou aud " ". Mcdowell, solicl.
f0n
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

fmpors-MaC.2 NAT. = L&N,iEM&Lh
l. Co&sw,a LIN oar q. X G. AN, Il.
KC.M&B -. N. e 7 N. %; sicamerA -;
WAGONS - Total, ~ bales
Expnfis-M C,-.M&T.--. 10 n, 2s1. co&s
". 80. l.. So& 7, i.sa5 7 81, %. steamer,
north. a,h Total, a.i') balcS
rttY PORT AND iNTEnIoE MOVEMENT.
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Cotton Seed prod,c,.

01Il-prime crude Ssa4Oc; OF orudec o0asSc;
prime summer yellow, i3d45c; OF summer yellow,
4Odi2c; choice cooking summer yellow, bOta5sc;
prime summer white, 4ldl6c,
MEAlr-Prime, SlS.0O@lS5O: less than car load,
$1,000 1890 of meal. slG0OGl7jO, less than car
load lots, SlTOOaI7.5O
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT APRIL u.

The New York FmInciH Chronicle OF April Is
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
2,361,O6 bales agJnst 2,j6j.jji in IsSS These 6g-
urcs indicate decrease Of cotton In sight Of 203,
100 bales as compared with the same date IN ISIS,
and docrcat Of $4,000 bales as compared with
same date ln 1851
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm aud closed
arm. m.ddling. iObc. Sales SEQ bales, In
Guiding i.t0O bales last evening. oi which 100
bales 10 exporter aud 2io0 10 splnneu
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, So good ordinary. &c. low mid.
ding. loc middlng. i0}Sc rood mlddliug. ne.
mlddling fair nominal. fair, nominal. dusty. -
1t.r lower
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Spanish, l0c pecans, Texas. old, T@loc; Arkansas,
S@5c; Italian ohestnuts l0@22Nc
Reconsideration layers $500; California g. IS
PlCKLEs-Brls, &C. so. half brls, $500.
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vember, a7o9a1; December, s71@a7s January,
esi@as2; February, as0@ael; March, es799.s9'
Sales, 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady and
closed firm; middling 10 7-l6c. Sales, 1000 bales
Quotations are as follows; Ordinary bloc;
good ordinary, 7-l6c; low middllng l5-lGc; mid
ding 10 7-lGc; good middling, IL l-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed arm as fol-
lows: April, l0.45@i052 May, l0.13@l044; June
l0is@l0l9; July. l056@lO.57; August, lo.42SlO4 ~;
September a.779a7s; October, 96099.5l; Noyem-
ber 9.3s9alG December, 9.4o@9.4l; January, 400
@9.5l. Sales, 1880 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon; Spots-stcady. Sales, 10000 bales oil
which 1900 were American. Receipts, 1000 bales,
of which GOO were American. Closing quotations
We're as follows Ordinary, SGD; good ordinary,
9lGd; low middllng, Matchmaking 55sdi good
middllng, 61sd.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet.
THESE prices are given In pence and 6iths, thus:
Cos means 6S-Gid and sol means Lid.
Att pm; April, 55s sellers; April-May, 5.6s
sellers; MayJune $50 sellers; June-July, $50 SELL
ers;; July August, sos sellers; Augustseptember,
55i buyers; September October $50 sellers; octo-
ber-Noyember, $50 value; september, 5.l buyers
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. April l8-wool-No receipts
OF new CLIP llght yrl' not enough arrived where
by % indicate market values