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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
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Nrw NouK, Fob. ~ - Money on call easy
nc pct cent tr,mc mercantile PAPER. 400
per cent sterling exchange dull but urn
~ Sd iur siAty.day bill, and sis,4 for
demand
Government bonds have been dun and
steady Ia firm state bonds have been ne.
elected
The stock market wa. somewhat irregular.
but on ihC Nhul, displayed strpur tone
with % iiir volume ul business. although
uuzt uf the lfst are a shtly lower ut tie
ylu.r iu cons VuvuyD ui ihu bear raid There
WIS o. very confident iruliuH thi. morning.
lui no n Wts nee attempt m1dr Go get Tie
'ruH"r down asliu hN means ui mHupulu.
tom from London huusps with EurIYln
connections being heaviest SELLERS. while st.
Paul, at which The drive wns specially mldr.
was much lower iu that market Inquiry
from this sIdr however ,Urtrd
ihc Information that the selling
urlrr originated FROM ilis side and ihp u.
pu.s'un male upon prl.Us WIS rufimly ius
significant Tie ulNt.r, tom thr W were
rrIsuuug AZ iur stock vNyunugy tur sus.
pension uf noted bear trader wa uu.
uuuurud AMI about 1850 sluf,s ui sturk
NIs huu DC Zoo uudur thU rule iur h.au.Uuuut
The general list showed rrn. resistance 90
ihv efforts tu rut price, down aud rallied
Handsomely iuW tee lowest hrur.s when
thr pressure WAS removed while Eric WIS
cuu.p.gunus iur both activity aud strength.
lud lrl the upward movement be- uurrs. and
ihr ruilv lHt Boo point ut animation. A
majority at thp active slafgs urv ifIruuutlly
lower thnu lust evening hut thp only marked
change uus iu Erie which b. up prr cent
Tho uilrHIi huud market WIS active. tbc
sllvs 1E.vEiiuF .i5iI.uUn. uut oi which
Chicago. Burlington a Quincy tive. ruu.
irihutrl s2i,uup. aud the louisville New
Albany a Chicago yuusUl4 slus.WO The
trading Zoe the last mentioned bonds WIS the
feature ut the dny and they were especially
strong. rising q tu lui. The gains Include
st. Paul. : $40, p to iN Northern Illinois
hri-, g. no. and Central Pacific land
grants % Go iW's The declines we're epu.
orally small though Eric income. lost y I'd
a. The sole. ui bonds tor the Nr,k argrr.
gated .lntnu.u against sli s2l. uhp fur the
lnst week. The total Nls of stocks 10.
day were l'b'ut shares Closing quotations
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as follows: February osi@os2; March,
9si@o,s5 April, o9l@0o2; May, 0.0s
@999; June, 1000; July, 10i1@10.l2;
August l0l7@lo.ls; September OF
@97s; October, 056@05s; November,
05l@95 go December 951@053; January,
0.5O@96l. Sales, $4,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and steady, middling o 0l0c. Sales,
$500 bales. Quotations are as follows Ordi-
nary, l5-lGc; good ordinary, 8 7.l6c low
middlng, o Lice; middlng, o 0-1Gci good
midding 10 3-l0c.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
steady, as follows February 06l@963
March, 05l@953; April, 05sGI05G May,
o6i@0G5 june 0.72@073; July, 070@0.s0
August 0.7iHa76, September o,3i@o36
October 9li@0l5; November 00l@00j;
December, 905@906 Sales, 1000 bales
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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grniu and I,roy,siou.

C,rciCo, Ill, Feb. l6.-rmding In wheat
was very active, and the market greatly un-
settled and at times very excited. The open
ing for May delivery was IA 4c higher than
yesterdays closing. advanced &c, and very
suddenly advancing Sc more as suddenly
dropped 4c, again advanced isc weakened
oil aud closed about 3Ac higher than ycstcr-
day judy advanced &C. aud closed IT, higher
than yesterday Interest conferred priuci-
pllly IN the May future and 10 WAS difficult
10 give any reason for the advance other
than that shorts once fairly started 60 cover
there was mo- stopping Tie advancing ten
ueucy. II was feeling Of Wild excitement,
aud swept thy market like n light one. Prices
varied lgc and lc before trades could he
written down. There were some disquictiug
TuIHur in circulation, which may have
helped Ia intensity the unsettled and ncr.
yuus feeling which existed, but they were
subsequently denied. There wa very little
interest manifested In corn. The feeling was
easier aud slightly lower prices we're cstab-
lishcd, though the range did not vary much
from yesterday.
Oats were fairly active, opening is@i4c
higher then weakened and rccc led &c, raj
lied 20. ir, and closed quiet
Hog products were unsettled. Larry the
market was moderately active aud very firm.
bat this wis followed by weakness with %
decline iu prices.
Tho leading futures ranged a. follows:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, l-lO discount; Eastern points, sight
Is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo discount New Or
leans, y discount
Sclling-New York and Eastern points,
i.5O premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, 40 premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
unchanged. Sales $500 bales or 200 to
exporters aud 300 to spinncrs. At New Or
leans spots closed quiet and steady, with iu-
lures steady at an advance Of 10 points,
Liverpool closed dull, limited inquiry, fu-
lures quiet and steady at decline Of point
New York spots arr steady at an advance Of
Lice, with futures advanced TO 3 points,
closing steady.
Port receipts today were 1873 bales, or
a,68s bales greater than the receipts for same
day last year.
Adviccs from New York state that ordin-
ariy at this advanced season ideas regarding
the crop have settled down 10 couple "
of aggregates the respective advocates Of
which form the two opposing sides, engaged
IN fighting for their opinion until toward
the end of the cotton year, when the result
of the growth shall become pos
itiycly known and the defeated party
seek 10 extricatc itself from the enron
eous position assumed. At present however
perpcxity over the crop seems 10 be almost
ns great rs during the early portion Of the
season. and until some settled conclusion is
arrived at slight changes in the movement
at ports orintorior will bopromptly reflected
by sharp selling or buying ~ the case may
be Fovign adyiccs have generally CON
tinucd favorable Tor consumption, even on
basis 81 slight excess over 7O11UOJ bales
growth, and the reported bull combina.
ton a. work our market as well ~ Liver
pool received considerable credit rs an ac.
complishcd new factor yet scarcely a scs-
sion has passed without revealing the scnsi-
tive character OF the market 10 chances Of
supply. and while moderate increase of
movement at even some NJ the least impor.
tan, points would frequently ncutmlizc the
best efforts 10 stimulate value, ns soon ~ a
falling or In receipts developed the recovery
Of tone was prompt
Hubbard, Price & Go. say this morning.
Tho market was vilhuutupprcciablo change,
and with The exception OF two point, raj
lied toward the close. Trading has been ca
tir.ly devoid oi special feature. Strength Of
near po, tions !, conspicuous. February Is
tonight selling within three point, ol March.
and al notices issued yesterday have been
readily stopped and viii hc largely exported,
notwithstanding the revision oi quotations
aud inoryu,,d cost OF lower .rsdcs.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Hay aud corn suffered a slight decline In
quotations to-day. Ergs lower Other arii.
clca unchanged Amount OF grain m slorc
at the elevators Corn, i5,GOl bushels. oats.
52iii bushels. wheat, iaa bushels.
AZ the NcW Orleans sugar market there o.
good demand f'r kettles. with centrifugal,
active aud higher The tendency of prices
Is upward MolHvrs he good demand and
firm Rice in moderate activity, with prices
steady and vol maintained Lemons in
good supply and easy, oainF o. liberal ~.
cciPts of late. Oranges in better stock.
which ., composed ut S.oiliau aud Florida
fruit
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rOcerIes.

NEW York, Feb 16-Cofree-o Options
dull and unchanged, and closed firm at l0@
10 points up. Sales, $4,000 bags, including:
February $15.SO@l5,s5; March, SIS. 900
1895; April and May, SIS. S0@l50O June,
Sl5.M@l605; July Sl60O@l610; August,
$l0lO@l6.20; September, SIG l5@l630 0c-
tober, Sl6.30; November, Sl620; December,
$40. 20Gl635; January, $l025 Spot-Rio
quiet; fair cargoes, l7Hc.
Sugar Raw firm and quiet; refined quiet
and steady.
Molasses--Foreign dull, 500 test, 201Sc;
New Orleans quiet open kettle, good to
fancy, 30@i3c.
Rice-Firm and quiet; domestic, 494@69Sc;
Japan, 4A@5hc.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10.-Whisky-Firm
sales, l,02i barrels finished goods on the
basis Of Sl.03.
Eggs-ln moderate demand at lie.
Checsc-Firm.
CHICAGO, Ill Feb. 16-On the Produce FIX
change today the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs steady and unchanged
at l3A@l4c,
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fisu HMnclowl h't hrls. No I. $500
Nut No. q tsuHs 'I Nu. o. si uItsup. 40.
DO kits Nu. {, rlaf so %. sI2,. Nu. ~ TO-
DN HERRING Family 0r. pee box. y g.. TOE
herring hall urls, $500. White Fi,h=liHi
bril-. $3.50
Ito. IrlurUu=Quirt pork sltOO. suF.r.
Jurri hlWs llHii'ty hrrFslasi bacon iOl
"ll 'sg bulk pork. ,lDlr .idcs. U'ar5r. clear
rn siirs, tlt'nAg Iona yl lr GhtJBA,c
shoulder. .t.Ui,r
furu Mru lirci headquarters. Sole.
lOuIuHr,rs a.rtr CIV hon. Gt5r.
country duss'l ''suGr p.r Do. sptrr ribs
1u,c backbone ltfiH ptr 40
L,uu .i,s. 5.,u btIi bfls. 5lsc. Kegs. t.r.
choice Auiilv stUlN. uuipt.
Pos lrualir's Hbl. hilf brls, $3.50.
kr~, sl2b
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bui corn, $4,000 bui oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 5000 Blu.
shipments-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, g. 900
6ui corn, 30 900 bui oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 1900 Blu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. 16.-Wheat-
Stronger. but quiet No. 2 red cash, 94c
asked; May, 951Sc bid 99Xc asked; No. 2
soft cash, n o bids or offerings; May, 96Nc
bid, $l.00 asked.
Corn--Steady; No. 2 cash, no bids, 249kc
asked; May 26hc bid, 2611c asked; No. 2
white, cash, May, CSC bid; 2s96c asked
Oats-No. 2 cash, no bids nor offerings
May, 23Ac asked.
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Article, OPENING Highest. Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were az follows
fluur-l'irm aud higher winter wheat.
patents, 5000 i0 spring wheat patents. $40
lJ' baker,, si7Sfpt2U.
No . spring wheat 500; No. spring
wheat ~ npic. No. nd. Sl.U5. No. =
corn. 80 ,c bid No. oats 2a',C No. rye,
b'sC No. barley, nominal. No. ! hax
,cgd, sl.i1 prime timothy seed, si5Cti.IS.
Mrs pork, per bbl, Sll.Uo.
Llrl Uyr leo lbs, s057 h@GG0.
Short ribs sides lluoscl. shNta5Gn.
Dry ,liipi shoulders (boNch g. SpHS.o.f
short clear side, lhoxclk sGJ'.otJOJi.
Whisky sLui.
l,rycipi,- Flour 1000 bbl. wheat 1900
hu. corn. lunuup bu, oats 1900 bu. ryc,
,uu bu barley, tnWN bu
shipmurts--tluur dOn uhls wheat, no
On bu corn. 90, onl buj U.tf, $500 bu. rye
iWn hu. hiriuN 1900 la.
ST. LOUIS No. Feb -Flour-Firm aud
higher ia sympathy with the advance In
wheat hut trading quiet
Wheat Cash firm but unsettled at ~ ,r6G
slut OPTIONS higher The irvIiur wus un.
settled early aud Inclined iO Wruku,s. but
ihr announcement Ut cold wave coming.
coupled with advances at other points. par.
tyuIur.y nt ,hirugn, .huVyuyd llr demand.
uuI tup.D was good rise loo prices. The
clos. saw srll,r 10 is,calyauyr iur MAY aud
iau ior July uyCryCstsplly Nav. 49, sbfus .c
@.t ula.. closed AZ SiUls asked. July. Sg,.
uSi h. closed ~ 81 9sc asked August, S,isc,
closed ui ~ifrc bid.
Corn FimcI No. (. miNci cash. osc,
Mnrh. g5f.M2sic, closrd 90 TisC. MAY,
JDl.Wan ic, closed nt 3DAHausc bid, July,
i'r closed NO pc hid
Oats Firm aud sc better No. 9, cash,
2i'.r bid. May, Sh@2sc.
MyHNu. . DC.
Barley No demand No. ! Canada. 500
plr 80 = du. 71m7SC, choice Wisconsin. a.
WllC. fancy du, 1JCt1ic; low grades Iowa
ami Minnesota. iOCtiic. medium auattc.
Hay Movement light and supply exceeds
demand. prairie, S0Ol@N2o, timothy $500
HiIiD.
Btln- pnll at 5S@50c.
FLAX srrd-Quotablc al ESQ pure test.
Icad=uull. s8.35 bid, $40 asked
luiicr-Quci and steady crca merry. gao
Gse Plentiful and dhli a, Toe Tor guar.
uutrpd
ConmcaI-U Unchanged, Nsj9LQ0.
Provisions Steady.
Pork =st2.Oa
Iarl-prime steam salchhc, $3.50
ury salt Mcats-Shouldprs. o. IatbGt6 -.
long, and ribs, s0oO9dlo, short clears, 500
tttlu.
liaron g. Boxed shoulders 90 gim0 37is:
longs and ribs, s0co@LOo, short clear $40
ilnms-sto oO@i2oo
Bcacipts-Flour 5000 brls whcrt 1900
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CANNED Go1usH 'Iuupplc,. a. 2Sat 30
Peaches lhs standard siuai. o.. second.
slWh lumliprs. IHs. STANDARD. sia.un,. g
lhs standard, tluI Strawberries. a. ~.
bhsphrrt.rs. sl.2l Hlaukn,uiy.sii 90 Green
gnE"S tl2i lHr s2uu pums. f22n
~ niafn'. tlul Green corn. 81 coal o..
Nncn peas o.. tuNvuN ull weight.
] ID. Wg ? lhs. slilatiDI iifht weight. Oic.
2lhs. tlulwllO CONDENSED milk, Crown.
elW EARLE. Gao. SUia. 500. salmon.
H'''t2n Naudin.4 ti.U mustard snr
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Flour From siurg. common, CD 9tHI 90
family $inHiiu. ,huIrr. stgimI.A.
fancy si5hHtNt extra fancy, $4,000 49,.
patent bNtHUl. firm.
CG,,ErHs SODA extra. 5isc treble extra
WtU4r ginger snaps. fWN's, assorted
iumhlcs. iuaiac, cream cracker. 5isWsisg
,"HN Mr,L=ioaH, $780, Wllcr 500
quiet,
nr,Ns Am rr,s-Nayy beans. .2gi. me.
dium, t2W
oar MruHln half brls.. $500 from store
tE,yNp MW,f=lu hlii bf.a siJl frlm
st0rr.
lluuNN Ayp CBus From store $50
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IrrM.tnn.

CHgNH From si1rr white. i5r. mixed. Co...
from lvNrr ur depot white boz hulk lur in
sacks iig MIXED, Zoe bulk. Jrs Zoe lrks. ale.
buNNH From store. -ny from lyyvr or dp.
pot slhWHtltHu
llN ",huicn ium Store. sir. car load.
from lcycg ur depot, :li 1n lbup. prime.
from store, i'tfeN rIf bond frlm lcycc or
depot sll'nni.1 pmir.v. iulm store iu.r
tN 'it load, irum lU,HD ur depot $1,000
liuu
uAualrum Store white 800. mixed. g,r.
from lrNrr ur depot white loo bulk. JIuyIt.
in s1Dks. a'C. mixed Doe buiL .p'sc. tu Sacks.
&c.
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CAttir #Chui,c to extra Gi,MIAc. COOL
Wfb4r. srtllwag, Ia medium. lt,W2',c.
rhuirr feeders. iiu aud up. .a.uI Be-. feeders.
go tp plu. 2'st1t,r
llua.=rhui,r HIGHT logs. 5@i',c. good.
iA.Hic common, li,rttisr
sUrrr-r bo.rc &c. medium. 3HJisc. com
mon. stuDui.Sp
Lawn -, huicc. o. common 10 good, per
lrld n StEfI IU
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CmcAGo, H., Feb. 10 --Cattle-Receipts,
1000; shipments, none. Market steady;
bceves I10@i05; steers, S3OO@4O0 stock
ers and feeders, S2.lO@3.25; cows, bulls and
mixed Sl.6O93.l0 Texans and corn-fed
steers, $3.50.
Hogs-Reccipts, $1,000; shipments, 1000.
Market weak; mixed, Si35614.G0; heavy,
S4.3O@L55; light SL4O@l65i pigs, SIOOa
AS.
Shccp.-RcceiptS 1000; shipments, 500
Market steady; natives S3.5O@i. %; Western
corn.led, q. lO0ll.05, lambs S4.7jGlG.OO.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened puio. and
steady aud closed quiet middUus. ps.c
silcs 25o1 bales. including --- bales last
evening. Of which 1910 bales to exporter
aud 90 bales 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 7aic. good ordinary sisr. low
mIddliur. p'sc. middlinp p'.c. good mid.
ding io'so miidIinE fair iOlsp Air. uomi.
nal, dusty hNic lower.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. G-Wool-Quici
and unchanged; bright medium, l0@2GHc
coarse braid, l2a22c; low sandy ll@lSc
fine light, lsd23c; fine heavy, l3Ml0c; tut
washed choice, SIC; inferior, 3l935c.
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INTfnIon MOVEMENT FrnuuNw Il.
IN Ncw IN I.nnnclnI CLm.-.I- an

rary 49, gives the following figures Total
visible supply 25nJo5I bales. against goa
49, Ia 1855. These figures indicate de-.
crease Of cotton in sight Of G,,siB bales. as
compared with the same dat, lee iSS,. and
q decrease 81 "nDI bales as compared with
same date in i,,3.
liuY and scll stocks aud bonds through r.
NJ. Galhpulh No. 10 Madison street.
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OIL mud Turnentine.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. lO.-Pctroleum easy;
s.w., 100, 7lsc.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. l6-Turpentine- be-
Firm at 45c.
WnMyoroNN, C., Feb. l6.-Turpentine--
Firm at i5c.
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rHNr Curur on. lo@ lio prime summer
yellow. ioH,i, choice cooking Summer vel.
low, hja'iC. cotton seed meal, sapUO. less
than ear load. e1IUr.
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NcM Ynrl nr, annhs MnrLet.

NEW YoRK, Feb. lG-Thc dry goods mar
kct was unchanged in tone, with indications
OF continued iirmness and increased activity
I'm the near future
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Denver & r @ lists, 1907 T p L q TT rccts, s9b
Denver a. X is, ~ TPR q Tr reefs -
ID & RGW lists, 9ll4 Union Pac lists, ll3H
Erie IDS, 1921 West shore, 1907
X & 4 gen Is, Sc
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 7 TO 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. so PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, o 5-ec;
Sales Today, 1850 Bales--The Gen.
eral Market 10 Steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb l6 1850
The local money market is easy, with large
supply of money at the banks Demand
good; rates to per cent
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spots opened quiet aud closed steady.
middling, 10 i-i0c. Sales, 2lO bales. Quota.
lions we're as follows Ordinary. 8.iGe
good ordinary, li.iOc, low middlinr 0f.c.
mlddllng 10 i.i0c, good midiinF. 10 g-iOc.
middling fair NC. fair iijso
Futures opened quiet aSd closed steady.
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Dissolution Notice.

The am Of DuNNAvANr 4 ALsuP contrnr
ton aud Builders. =, Jefferson strcct il this d..
dissolved by Limitation. n c Alsup retiring
The business viii be conducted by Jno. J. Dun
nayant nndcr the hm name Of JNo. }. DUNSA
Want 4 90, ani they o. umc all iiabnltIc, aud
arc alone authorized TO collect the debts due said
nrm JNu. J. DuNNAyANT.
n e. AfsUP.
Referring 10 the above card, ! desire TO Inform
my tredl' that ! have frurcd from the nrm OF
DuNNAvANr a ALsur, but will resume The
business Of contractor aud builder at ~ Cour,
street vhcrc ! will be Glad 10 rccclyc my friends
and their patronage n. C. ALsuP
Mcmphis Tyuu.. February o.. 1889
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lmpous-N dCKR J,t MNrR MIu L&N
" 10 N& IN o. mt C.uGrw RRlu.
J. No& = u o. 30 X C.Rk MH N.T. kC.M&
", lst ] N u H. ia T,un NH q a.. iu
Steamer, ~ wrsunr a Total lsll lalrk
ExplfuaM& rRNa M TWU stI Az
hh 81 Co&sW a. Nn i.NON a.
-, Kcs&N -. Tenn MIR u. Co.. steam.
en- north. L2E. Total 2pIl bafrs
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BANK CLEARINGS.
NEw ORLEANS La, Feb. lG.--Clearings
$2,Oi3, 2jl.
Chicago, H., Feb. l0-Bank clearings
81, 1884, 900.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. lG.-Clcarings, 81
1921; balances, S2l2, 1888
BosroN, Mass, Feb. l0.-Clcarings today,
SlI,7l0,7lI; balances, g. I05, "a. For the
wcck-Clcarings, 500, ~, i5O, balances, Sl2,-
Ol. U96
PnuADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. lG-Clcarings
today, Sli,9ll,sli; balances, 81, SOS, 2ss For
the weck-Clearings, sGil5s,Ml; balances,
- 223OtO.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. lC-Bnnk clearings,
$3.50 1d1; balances, 1925, s6l. For this week
Hearings, $40 lm0ll balances, 50, 3O5, G25
For last wcck-Clcnrngs, $lD3iS, 80; bal
ancc-, $3.50, 723 For the corresponding
week last ycar-Clearings, SlI2G7577; bal
anccs, 50. sOI,3jl.
NV IonK, Feb. 10 The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, increase S3li2G 25; loans, decrease
$3.50. specie. increase S3,1lj, 100; legal
tenders, increase S211.7OO; deposits, in
crease - ll9uUG circulation decrease S2i,
800. Clouringy today, slg, 800 COZ. balances,
sG7ip,Oip For the wcck-Clcarings, S1ls,-
OJJ, 2iS; balanC, 3 ssG 1882.
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MUSTANG LlNGEEN1r

CURES SwtNNEY, SADDLE AND HNR.
kESS SollLs IN uOgsL5 a AULEsl
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MUSTANG LlNiMENT

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS. CORNS.
bilULsES, CulLBLAlNSd PROSTITUTES
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SHOULD ALWAYS DE- KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND fAoroRYi
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipt, In port this day 5J
Receipts In port this day, lsos...,,.,..,...,ll 100
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WnsEY- Stmight Kentucky Bourbon
~ jlNGOG Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at ,l.joa3OD Eastern rycs, s2.UJ
mHOo, according &, the age and make, com.
mon whisky. ulcDtsl 30 according 10 proof,
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
-siOJaljO Tor domestic; 1885 for
Unmarried
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-29
Il UOnlen's Fire Eriyadc.

The lady members Of the fire brigade
in Paris, who are the lions of the hour,
arc Young English girls-the Misses
Mortimer, Nichols, Bessel. Pritchard,
and Jeffs-who have come over with
the delegates Of the English fire brig
AIDES. They are all Londoners. I had
this evening a talk with the whole
party, says q Paris correspondent.
Major Heath told me that to Miss Morti-
mer the honor was due of taking the
first step. Mr.. Louis suggested it to
her. After q great fire, he said to
her that there was really no more
danger in getting out OF a high window
than out Of one on q first floor, if there
were nerve and cool determination to
hold on to the rope OF ladder. The
peril lay, he said in furry and want OF
pluck. Were some plucky girls to
show women how easy it is to make de-
scents from top windows, the victims
from fire would not be SO many. Miss
Mortimer consequently tried. All the
girls began with perilous descents, and
were not trained gradually to make
their plunges down life-saving can
vases. They have learned to go up
ropes and ladders as we'll as down.
They had red silk caps, dark blue short
skirts, not descending below the calf,
soft leather boots, neat bodices, with
broad brass buttons, and turned up
with red at the neck and cuffs.
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.Tsco Royal Sisters.

The Princess of Wales and the EN-
press Of Russia wear simple muslin
dresses, and a belated traveller peering
in at the window would think it was an
unusually happy and generous family
party. The Princess of Wales is the
taller and more reserved, but the sis
ters resemble each other very closely,
and both incline to the same style of
neckdressing, arranged in terraces
(hey say that in the case Of the Prin-
cess the broad band covers q scar, but
court ladies who have seer her in dis
habille declare that it is not so, but it
is worn because she knows o broad
neck band helps the lines of her face
and makes her longer; age always be-
gins to show itself in the neck, you
know. The last time l saw the Prin-
cess at a state dinner she was in mourn
ing, with many diamond stars on her
black lace dress. On her neck she
wore o band of velvet one inch wide,
edged with lace. On this was a row OF
magnificent diamonds, while above and
below were smaller revers, and below
all was a very elaborate necklace OF
diamond fligree.