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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

a. iRINIIY METHODIST EP SOCIAL
C3IIr RON. south, corner Broad and Iweu-
ucth streets. Rev. j. f. sturgls. pnst0f.-
PREACHING by the pastor at - q Ii. ADD s.31 3.
mn. SUNDAY school at g.lJ 20. ma, and prayer
meeting at 1880 =. m. Wednesday night ger
wees lI f'3D u IA.
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YiOR-sTREEr MISSION. Taylor
street between Carter ami Temple sunday
school at n. IN. and $3.50 i. -. iiaTci and
class meeting ihura Iay night &C 7;i5 O'Clock
All welcome.
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'Nit az. NJ y 500 a.
GREAT TOURIST LINZ
jamestown UiltN car. ANu 1913
SCtNtti.
CHfArI-T K0fIf.
RATE H., THAN HALF lUAiNI I I'D
IAlL Inns.
Filf-I-CLA.H MEALS
TIE elegant gul last steamer
carrying Duited -tlt-- malI
fh4IAt> iffAH
leaves LichmO 81 every
MONDAY, NI ~UAl AND ilIA1 81
= AN. c'lNELr-cAh- t0 bitttilh B.
STEAM H'- Nllt4Itl ar Ell. ft-H.i'...
places. ARRIVING m NORFOLK atoli o1u %
Returning Tee sltallr leave, NNflD
Newport News 0n nl.g inhte dt}s, NIlt't
at lichMNna Upouf $50 D.. 81.
Ihfoufn t.lket, ioauoyt nfmcd loINh ''
sale ol Steamer .nu 1i nrt tf's h-lhff rN
fuOu tlalr street Bar. echcCk. iHi HtN
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NIGHT.
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mouth, Smliafoid. Hampton, OH lnntf
Naseiiy ard Hleksiola. 49,, Nosnlh 'o'i
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y. g.: al stations On Atlantic aNu uIhflit
Rniifuai. ~eah,ord .l.d houANe hti.tNtt'
norfolk southern lnlifoal and ti''.'..
Norm lafollna gcuciail1i ulsn. iuf s.'I.
shore Virginia aud a.l resuiIr 'aultr.sn %
the James AID iatliahanu.ck fN'ie '-
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nTFHfESDS.-hi fof divine w0,sniy
every sabbath morning 20 II O'Clock. -csff
ave rec al dall ere welcome. Westinghouse,
CLAY street. above Emit. Services also al II
0'tocll on Wednesday molnlng,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

rg-LAURtI STREET NJ ETHO y - 7
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner Laurel srd
Automatic streets. iey e.. &. WorteBotllef,
pnslOr.-preachiu go il 20. m. AMI $40 p.
IN. by The pastor Preaching Wcdl slay
ui-ht M 1:i5 D.. M. frayer aud class meeting
yfsaay uight az $40 p. M. All welcome.
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4s-HEF HEN-BHO0K, Rev. l.. G, Dorsey.
p1sior WorshipuL s:I5 q m. sunday -scuo-l
= $50 \. m. Prayer msetpg Thurs 4ys ~
a.I5 D. IN. All are welcome.
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rvHaWARD's GROVE VI. +. CHUGCH
ut II n. m. and 1'3D p. m
~ Tue pastor, Rev. Leroy J. Phnup. Prayer
meeting Wednesday a. 4:Jp. Class meeting
tivaday M 1:3O D. IN. AL welcome.
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ss-RESERNOIR MISSION, Rev. =. G
Dorsey. pfstor. Worship az IL q. ~. sun.
day-scAooi a. 9.3I e.. IA. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays 40 6:lD b. M.
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ts-CHRI~rADELpn1AN CHURCH Cen
tfli Hail. tif'h street,. A. II S.. ni. 81 ois-
cours. Uy tiI. ". Jones. subject: bible
prO0iof glc Conversion and Nes,ontion or
isTuei.'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

SS-i Ia YES o. Ell iELiifDl-i ttti Fiil
isoum, corner of Adams and CLAY streets
Preaching AZ II a. IN. and 1880 D. ia, and
Wednesday night on 1880 b. m
ns-iRINIrY METHODIST EP SOCIAL
CgI RgIi. south, corner Broad and Tween
reaching hg the pastor at ~ a. 800. AID t.31 B..
m. SUNDAY school at 9.lj 20. ili., AND Drtfe r-
meeting zoo $3.50 =. m. NeNu sdNY night ser
wees 40 1'3O j. m.
rg-LAURtI STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner Laurel trd
Automatic streets. iey. e.. &. wufteBotller,
misunderstanding 90 ii a.. M unI 40 p.
IN. by The pastor Preaching Wcdl slay
ni.htaf 1:i5 %. M. frayer aud class meeting
srlaay night al 7.i5 .. M. All welcome.
Ss-TRfNfTN LUTHERAN CHURCH cor
n.r IWpBty-uMtA auI T. streets George J..
shuey. pastor reaching SUNDAY 40 = am.
and s pm. sunday school ai 0'lo am.
Ss-THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. corner
oiIweufy-s and Marshall stre cts. ~ e.
Vices al / a.. ln. ana 1880 d. ln by itF. j.. A.
Coie, the pastor.
rg-7EvENT -sTREEr CHnIsrtAN
gi4iK H.--eFy eos AZ ID =. Ia. and g.. lu.,
c0nauctcd hy Tee pastor. Rev. jtLcx Hail
sunday, chDol ag 9:3O a. iu.
Rs-FIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH. seventh street near Or ce, Rev
j. ~ NUser. pastor. frc ching 40 Is n. n.
aud 100 p. ui. sun ay-ernoul tt $3.50 %. in.
social prayer meeting Friday ar 4:4O o. 10.
All welcome O. ID services.
Eg.l N.ON-sTAruN CHUfCH. corner
rwtuty-f0uril and y. siieois-lreachlns 40
N "a. IA. ana . j. m by the pastor, tieV.
James Y. Martin.
ts-CHRIsrADELpn1AN CHURCH Gem
tf4i Hail. t'h stftet.- ~ ii s.. m- 81 els-
c0ufs. Iy MI. ". Jones. subject: bible
Proof OF tle Conversion and Aesioniioh or
isruei.'
sFRESERVOIR MISSION, Rev. =. G
Dorsey. pastor. Worship az IL a ~. sun.
day-scAo0i a. 9:31 e.. pa. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays 40 o;lD D. M.
ts-HEF HEN-BGOOK, Rev. l.. G, Dorsey.
pastor. worship ol SID = ni. sunday -scno-
a $50 \. IN. Prayer nseupg Inuls 1ys ~
6.I5 y. IN. Aliare welcome.
ss-rAYf OR-sTRIEr MISSION Taylor
street between Carter ami Temple sunday
class meeting inura lay night &C 40 osioch
All welcome.
ssLIFE AND ADVENT MISSION ROOM,
sinilh's (CentraJ hail, Filth street. be-
tween Broad and MaIsnill-7efEices ht . =.
m ard .:1b p. b.. Elder 4. &. BloNn VIII
peach. All cordially Invited.
nTFRIESDS.- Meeting fof divine worship
every sabbath morning 20 ii O'Clock. -esif
aI.. rec aldall ere welcome. Westinghouse,
Clay street. above lint services also az II
O',locll on wednesday molnins
rsHaWARD's GROVE VI. +. CHUECH
HOulb-rrcfchlna ut j n. m. and 1'5J b. m
~ tuc pastor, REV Leroy j. Phnup. Prayer
meeting WclueSfaya a. 1871. Class meeting
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Rs-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHER y
CHURCH. seventh street near Gree, Rev.
j. =. nOser pastor. ffc ching 40 81 a. m.
aud 7;3D p. u. SUMO y-scuool 40 $3.50 %. DID,.
social prayer meeting Friday ar .;iO o. 10.
All welcome o. ID services
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

SIS a. IA,
obs IN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

EJ.IN4 ON-~TATiNN CHrfCH corner
rwtuty-f0uril and y. streefs-lIeachins 40
N "a. ni. ana ID. m by the pastor tev.
Jane. H.. Martin.
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Ss-THRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. conner
oi Twenty iXih and Marshall stre cts -r e.
vices ar II a. ln. and 1880 p. ~. by Rev. J.. A.
Clie. the pastor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROADS he-
duIe commencing AOVEMB u, 18Th, ls-v-
l.sfaru standard time
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9l5pnl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-21

Spots opened steady and closed steady;
middling, l0Nc Sales, 9O0 bales, Quo
tations were as follows Ordinary, 79Sc;
good ordinary s1lc; low middling, l1-l6c;
middling, l0Hc good middling 1880; mid
ding fair, II 5-i6c; fair, II 1870.
Futures opened quiet and firm and closed
quiet and steady, ms follows March, $500
007; April, 90s@o,09; May, 1O,o7@lOOSi
June, 10i5@l0.iG July, 10,22@l0 49, Aug
ust, lO.2s@iO20; September 0ss@aoOi 0c-
tobcr, 9.69@070 November, 9.5s90GO De-
cembor, 059@0Gi; January, 0G9@9l.
Sales, IS, 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; mildling, 094c. Sales, $3.50 bales,
Quotations arc as follows Ordinary SIC;
good ordinary, li-iGc; low middling, 0hc;
middling 0Ac; good middling, l0%c.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet,
rs follows March, 0.7OG07s; April, 0.7i@
go; May. 0so@0Sl June, 0s7@0ss; July,
00S@00i; August, 0.S7@0.Ss; September,
Gll@o46; October 0.23@925 November,
01i@0lG; December o.l5@0l7; January,
023Gg92l. Sales, 20, 200 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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a.rncrrIe..

C,NNrn Goop- -pucnpplcs, tit5ai50
Peaches lhs standard, "a 3iNtii0 second.
a ~ Tomatoes. lbs. standard. SIC, , lbs,
standard. 10 Strawberries, si.2 Rnsp.
berries. lgi llnrkhcrrirs, siOO Grrcn
gsgcs, sl.ln rrar. si.t1 rlumS u 10.
Asparagus Nm Grvcn corn, siOlOtiA
Gwen peas. u -. Cove oysters. full weight
1 M. WiMn,c 2 he. -. baai On. light weight,
Gic. he, siu1 Condensed milk, Crown.
tGiN Eagle Z, 3D. SWiss BiA salmon.
sl.ai. sarlnrs. stSG mustard arlincs,
sih0 Meckcvl, SiiE herring mackcrcl,
slS.
sram-rur white. 7t@7'sc on white
7Att1 IL. yellow clarified, 5',@I lsc. refined
A,5'.c standard gmnulatci ssWsi.c. pow.
dcncd, p'smnhC cut luaL p's9pac, open
kettle. bAm0'l b.. stmng.
Corrrr-t ommon i5i,c. fair inc; prime
Rio, ipaminA.C choice To fancy i0G2Oaci
old government 32uHic, easy.
sNr-SaginnW, fi.3i6sii0 per brl. Ohio
River, si2iat.io per bril- Louisiana, fi.lbtt
l.2t sacks line, si50 coarse ti.2i pkis,
gAa7c
Rr-IouhIana, i}4@o,sc Carolina %,
7c hrm.
srucu-3tt3ac.
Curur-rrImc Hats ----; New York fac.
tory, --, full crcam, lie, Young America,
Use.
MoiAfsr= Louisiana. common 90 fair 2,
@3oy, prime choice, 3,Ctt2rs fancy i1o, cen
thiugnls, common Ia fair W@Ng, prime u
choice. o6t3ic. syrup, @ttihc, hrm.
CANpiu-Siicks. al sizes in bxs pals and
bfls. s',mD'tc fancy assorted, OhGei2lSc
extra fancy. iiCt9r, firm.
Soar ANn CAspLu-soap, 3,l95c, candles
I full weight Ice.
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rolls 81. % pcr doz; rabbits, sl2s per doz;
wild turkeys, 506D75c eachi mallnrd ducks,
~. 80 per doz; yenison saddles, lO@l2c per
10; whole deer, 5o,0c per lbi opposum, 100
4Oc; dressed coon, l0@35c
Recommendations, $l.75 per bril- cab
bage, New Orleans, crate, Sl.75g2bO; kraut,
per brl. $50; half bril- 5000 garlic, DOC per
loo; parsnps, 500 per bril-
PouLTRY-Chickens, young, S2OO93.Oo
mixed, S2.50@3.00 hens S30O(G35O. Tur-
keys, young, SG.00@S.0O, old, SS.OO@l2.OO
geese, Si5O(g5.O0, ducks, S20Og350 dressed
turkeys, l2glic per To- hens S3,OO93.5G
chickens, Sl50d2,00 geese, S4.00GQ5OO.
BurTER-Butterine l5c; creamery $50
SOC. dairy, lS6g2lc, country butter lOa2Oc,
CiDER--Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
VGNEoAR-Pcr gal, l2@l3c.
EGGs--Quiet boxes Sc.
RAisINs-London layers, $500; California,
So % per box.
PfoxLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 500.
PoTAToEs--Firm. Sl.bOg2OO per bril- sacks,
G0@7Oc; Utah, SO@0Oc per bu; sweet, $1,000
$50 per brl.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, S30O@35O per 100; pea.
nuts, Virginia, 7MSc; Tennessee farmers
stock, 5a6c; roasted, lGgl 10 higher shelled,
red, Sc. white, 7c; Spanish, l0c; pecans, Texas
old, 7G1l2c; Arkansas 3@5ci Italian chest
nuts, l0Gl2Hc
FHEsu FHu-BulIalo, lG2c per ID; cat 4C
per ID. Gamc-pcrch, trout, etc, 5CgSc pei
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DOMESTIC EXCnAN0E.

DOMESTIC EACllANNE.
Buyinc-New York and Eastern points,
demand, 40 discount; Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, lilo discounts New Or
leans y discount
sclling-Now York and Elstorn points,
q. 80 premium Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, ITO premiumi New Or
leans, par.
Tho call Of stocks and bonds will be re-
sumed on Monday next by the Merchants
Exchange call board.
The local cotton market closed firm, with
sales 1000 bales or l,l00 TO exporters and
coo 10 spinners, New Orleans spots closed
Arm, with futures quiet at an advance OF
2 10 points. Liverpool steady, demand
fair, with futures steady ut an advance OF
To points. The New York market closed
steady, futures quiet and steady and up TO
APPOINTS.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say "our cable
states that April tenders In Liverpool VIII
probably be taken for shipment TO Russia
during the summer months. New YORK
opcned steady at an advance Of . points and
subsequently gained two more, closing
quietly dull at about the opening figures
The moyomnet at the ports was remarkably
light and cfIcctually prevented the bears
from depressing the market during the day
The local short interest In the market created
during the decline Of Monday has declined
and the market assumed q duh appearance
awaiting encouragement from Liverpool nnc
the movement Of the CROP
Tho Manchester Guardian In It's CONNER
cial article Of the goth says There has
been somewhat frcor buying Of light shirt.
ings for Calcutta at previous prices This J.
about the only Instance Of any improve
ment Ia business. The tone is generally
exceedingly quiet, and sometimes Il is ilaL
Occasionally further weakness Is apparent
Such instances occur mostly In the yarn
rather than In the cloth departments aud
only where the previous advance has been
realized elsewhere there Is much iirmness.
The India demand, excepting that men
toned above. Is trining Few sellers did m
average Tuesdays business. China staples
are firm bur inactive. Sellers are not
anxious Tor fresh orders except at full rates.
Some sellers nrc somewhat stronger ON nc
count Of sales made last week. The trans
actions for the minor foreign markets
are moderate Home houses are occa-
sionally buying more freely. Manu-
faciurcs hold steadily TO quota.
tons In view Of the narrowncss
Of the margin they are only DESTROYS to sell
enough At current rates 20 prevent an accu-
mutation Of stock. Export yarus are very
quiet There Is small business for India
and the continent There i an exceedingly
poor inquiry from China and Japan. Cloth
continues quiet, especially In the eastern
departments. The higher reeds u printing
cloth arr Hat and the sales ap small. Com
mon has been rather more ,alable lately.
Prices discourage manufacturers. Fancy
gray goods are strong and we'll sold. The
inquiry Tor colorcd woven goods has i'm.
proved. Plain heavy cloths are steady.
Seller prugrss moderately.
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Fioun-From store, choice, sll0dL20
fancy, sLOl@L70. extra fancy, $40 B5.2S
patent Si.70aaS5. easy.
CoRSMrAL-Pcarl. $500, roller s2.i0@2 20,
firm.
Br,Ns AND PE,s-Nnyy beans s. 25; me-
dunn, s20u.
OArNrAi,-ln half brls. 500 from store.
CnAcKrHs-Soda, extra S., treble extra
GM0'sc. ginger snaps, 7nSisc. assorted jun.
blc-, ii@i2isc; cream crackers 1lSMs'sc.
CRACKED WnIir-ln half brls Si.jO from
store.
HoAiNY AND Gurrs-From s,orc, 1875.
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nANK CLEARINGs.
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Ill.,, March 20--A moderate bus
iucss was transacted In wheat tOda' IN the
aggregate, though at times the market ruled
very quiet The feeling was steadicr and the
prices for May averaged higher than closing
figures OF yesterday, while July varied only
slightly. Influences were again chiefly local.
The opening for May Was from &c below to
the same as the closing OF yesterday but
soon started up and advanced lesc, declined
lsc, recovered, closing l4c higher than yes
tci day. June closed about &c and July &c
higher than yesterday. The early advance
was stimulated some by the report Of In
creased clcaranccs from the scaboard ycster-
day. and a confirmation ola rumor yesterday
of buying In California for shipment Ia Aus
tralia. Besides the above news, charter for
10000 bushels No. Milwaukee wheat was
made 10 10 To Kingston. A prominent local
trader was credited with being good buyer
most OF the session with some following by
other floor traders, but ut the advance there
was an impression that the market was be-
ing fed by someone.
a moderate business vas reported In corn
Trading however, was mainly local aud the
fluctuations confined within &c range.
The prevailing feeling was comparatively
steady, though at times AN easier tone was
manifested. but fluctuations did not vary
materially from yesterday.
Oats we're traded la fairly early In the ses-
sion. but during the latter part quiciness
prevail d. A fair number Of buying orders
arrived from the outside for May aud the
market for that month was steady. prices
changes being confined 20 &c, and closing
sales were at about the same figures ~ yes.
tcrday June and July WERE traded In fairly
A weaker feeling developed. especially IN
June. which suffered decline OF 20.
quite good business was transacted In
meas pork aud the market exhibited consid.
cradle strength. Prices were advanced 306
Soc ON the whole range and the market
closed steady.
Lard and short ribs sympathzcd Will
pork.
Tho leading futures ranged a. follows
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Cash quotations wcr ~ follows
Flour-Dull aud unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, yliE@Dikc; No. 3
spring wheat, nominal No. 2 red, Wlf@
OlAc.
No. corn. SIC.
No 2 oats, - g.
No rye, 42lso.
No barley, nominal.
No nnxsccd. Sl.60.
Primo timothy seed, N.is.
Mcss porl, per brl. Si2i5ai220.
Land. per loo lbs tG.gl.
Short ribs sides, loose, 81 i5tC6. ~.
Dry snltcd shoulders boxed, Si.J0Ct5.75.
Short clear sides, boxed, Sd35 $4,000.
Rcccipts-Flour, 900 brls; wheat, 1900
bu, corn. Isl 900 bu oats, $4,000 bu, rye,
100 barley, 81 90 bu.
hipmcnis-Flour. 5000 brls: WHEAT H..
OOo hu, corn, Go,Ooo bu; oats, 5000 bu, rye,
none barley, $1,000 bu.
ST. LOWS Mo-, March 2l-flour-Dull
aud very quiet
Whcnt-Cash, dull and lower options,
weak ut the opening on continued tine
weather aud generally bcnrish ndyiccs. but
recovered some, though turning dull and
spirtlcss. May closed l.c below yesterday;
june 'sc oil and August 'sc lower, but July
about steady. No. 2 nd, cash. pO'ic asked,
NAV, 90, CGn,sc. olostd nt JhMOO,sc.
june 80 kNiNtIh'f AlNT'N ~ NtN NlAt sNtNt
5pa. Gt,gi Z GtsOt.c, closed at SOi.dsOi.c
a,kcd. August, 7sCt5s'.c, closed 7s,.c.
Curn-Firm for the nearby options. No. .,
mixed cash. 2sN@1r April, IN, closed at
"a bid. May, glet30'.c. closed 30isc bid;
June. Mis6tJ2M32isc closed sc asked
August, g2jsda5c, closed 3aic.
Oats-Dull aud dragging No. ?, cash, 2ijs
bid May, 2b14@26.
Ryc-Dull. No. . f2c.
Rirlcy-luiet. Minnesota, soc.
llay-DulE prairie, s0So9I51 timothy,
Bmn-Dull and lower 55jlc.
Flax Sccd-si.h
Lcnd-Dull; soft Missouri common and re.
fined selling at $40
r Duticr-Quieti creamery 2i@9oc; dairy,
NO23c
Fee-s,cady with fair demand at lOc.
Cornmcal-si s0@l.n
Provisions -fairly active.
rurk-ii2.50.
Lard-Pfime scam, nom'nally, $780,
by Salt Mcats-Shouldcrs, -. -, Longs and
ribs. 10 "a. shor, clear, Sdi,.
Racon- Boxed shoulders sGO0aG i2iE
longs aud ribs. 81 So@6po short clear, 800
d7'i2ig S5Ib asked at close.
Receipts-tloui. 5000 brls. wheat 1000
| In. corn. 1900 ba, oats, 5000 bu rye,
none. barley. 1000 tu.
shipments--l'lous GOO brlS wheat. ~.
900 bn. corn, isl, 0JO bui oats, 5000 bu, rye,
I 5000; barley. a.Ooo
| KANSAS cnS, No. March 20 Wheat
| Steady No. z r..l cash Sic bid. s5A.c asked;
.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-21
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made today In the local
quotation lists by the Exchange committees.
AZ the elevators there are In store %, so
bushels Of corn, ~. iOj bushels Of oats aud
l33 bushels u wheat.
The New Orleans sugar market Is very
strong, and prices Tor both kettles aud cen.
trifug.ils show further advance.
The New York market has also advanced.
Molasscs is In good demand, all offerings
sold promptly In rico, prices are firmly
maintained demand not very brisk.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-The Drorer's Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments,
$500. Market steady; bceves Si25@4G0;
steers, S3.O0C1i.00 stockcrs and feeders ~. 90
632O; cows, bulls and mixed, Sl.60@3.O0;
Texas cattle, S2,75@325.
Ilogs-Reccipts, 1880; shipments, 1000.
Market slow, closing 5@lOc lower. Mixed,
81 5O@l.7O; heavy, S5.5O@5.65 light, SLANG
AS; pigs sis0@tOO; skips, S3OO@i30
Shccp-Rcceipts, 5000; shipments, $500.
Market steady and weak. Natives $1,000
$40; Western corn fed, $Li0@L70 lambs,
a COOLIES.
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Nw YoRK, March 2O.--Thcre was more
business today with both agents and jobbers,
romorrOw's auction sale Of ginghans 8, how.
ever Is awaited with interest There was
no new feature or incident In the market
The Fall River strike cXcrts no further In
nuoncc though its duration is still uncer-
tain. There was u good tone TO cotton
goods, although there Is still complaint as
TO general demand. Convertcrs and cutter,
are beginning 10 buy more freely. Printed
dress collons and fine work fabrics continu,
in GOOD reancst.
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psosI.lons

Ffsu-M ackcrcl, half brls. No. Sli.2S
No .. s1.S. No. 3 spUt lob kit, No. 4.
si.5O. No. ? o. u. No . si.2D Dry Herring
Family. aAc per hoN, y. e. roe herring
half brls, sJ5a White Fish--llalf brls
SSjd.
Hoo Pnonucr- Firm. pork, si3.2ial3.5i,
sugarcurud hams ilmilAc. breakfast bacon,
iOisMil nc, clear rib side bacon, 7'i@i ~,
bulk pork, clear sides, ic' clear rib sides,
O4.c. long clear, csc shoulders, d..
fnrsu MEArs-llcrf. headquarters, btt1c.
iorcpmrtcr. 2,.mic. city hog, Ga'c.
country drrsscd, 5'sG10c per 10, sparcrbs, 3
dsc. hhckhuucs, Mtir per III.
LAHp-Tcs. Z isc. half hrls 7Ac, kegs, 7Ac.
choice kettle. SsHlhC, firm.
riuf Fur-Bhs, spO1. half brls, $3.50,
LrL.. sl2A
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HAY-Choicc, from store, sjc; car load.
FROM lcvuc or depot, &ihiOeti0 90 prime,
from store, IbmSpc; ear load. from levco or
depot fiiMttiauD. prairie. tom store, 800
Opc. ear load, from lcycc or depot 10000
li.On.
CniN from store Whit. 40'fCti7c.
mixed. l,c irnm lcycc or depot, white In
bulk. gtlOc. In sacks, tir mixed, In bulk,
~. in sacks. iic
Iln,N-Fom store. 1901 ,ic. from lcycc
or depot sltuDWii6p.
OAfs-From store, white, 3Gml7c, MIXED,
| 3im3,c. from lcycc or depot white In bulk,
| 3imgic. IN sacks, 3bc, mixed, In bulk, 2lc, la
| sacks. seize.
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nnn..I,nI,i snnnIie..

Fuuir-Sicady. Oranges Florida, $500
400 per box Mc,sina, s250@30O Per box.
Lemons, Rj0ttjOO pr box. bananas,
sl51a20 per bunch. Dates, lose Fig,
i2Ni3C per pound.
a. Icf No. frum store. Dried peaches 20
s2C. from store.
diNr Quail ti.25aLbO per doE squlr.
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AZ noon. spots-stcady, demand fair
Sales, 900 bales of which 1900 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 10000 bales, Of which 500
were American Closing quotations were a.
follows Midlling, 3 ii-lGd.
Futures opened firm at advance and
closed very steady.
lThcsc prices are given In pence and Glths,
thus ais means G6J-0id, and 6.Ol means
bOl-Gid.
Ati PM March. $40 sellers. March.
April, $40 sellers. April.May. $40 sellers;
Mny-June. 40 buyers. Juuc-July. 6.li sellers,
July-Augusi. hi2 sellers AugustSep-
tcmhcr, $50 buyers; cptcmbcr-OctoLcr, 0.27
sellers September b.3D buyers
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL: THURSDAY. MARCH 21. 1889,

May, s7><c bid, ooc asked No soft cash, ooc
asked
Corn--steady; No. 2, cash, 24Hc bid, 25Hc
asked; May, 25Nc bid &c asked; No. 2
white cash, 26c bid, 26ls asked.
Qats-No. 2, cash, 22X asked.
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~ q q, 81 n 4 u, VI. T. q y, q
re H. az g. o&sw, itN l., No6T. -. X, G
Ike NAE =. ~. o. TM. an. steam.
P""' 1rons ~ TOTAL. soq bales.
dilatonk& G. 60 NAT. -. "a " sG5 &. q
,oa,o ~ o&T. -.KC,M6 A. N,
- " guy b. hll steamer south. D. Total,
before tho l.