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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

erately, and prices for Nay advanced &c, the
market closing steady.
trading was quite brisk in mess pork, and
almost exclusively for May delivery. The
market opened rather firm at l5c ADVANCE
ana further appreciation of 15@17c was
gained; Later prices settled back 7H@l0c,
put rallied quickly l0@l21c Near the close
the market was easier again at S1z9l0c de.
cline, and closed quiet
quite good speculative trade was re-
ported in lard and the feeling was stronger
Opening sales were made at 5@l0c advance.
but a reaction of &c was quickly submitted
to. Later the market showed more strength
and prices rallied 5@7Hc, and closed COM
paratiyely steady at medium figures.
The market for short ribs and sides was
moderately active and the feeling was strong
Prices were advanced 109l5c and the mar
ket closed comparatively steady.
The visible supply of grain compared
with that OF one week ago, according to the
Board OF Trade official report, is as follows;
Wheat-S7, $4,000 bu.; decrease, 1906, 90 bu.
Corn-l0, III 900 bu.; increase, 1,Gi3,0 600 bu.
Oas--S, GO, 000bu.; decrease 1000 bu. Rye
1866 900 bu. decrease, 1900 bu. Barley
2,2l 900 bu.; decrease, 5000 bu.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The only changes made In the local mar.
kci quotations today were NJ follows. Bulk
pork. clear ribs, clear rib sides, long clear
aud shoulders declined sc. Eggs lower
Other articles unchanged.
Sales at the grain call board iaday Five
cars January No ? mixed oats, on track.
2n'.c five ears May No. . miNrl oats. rcgu.
h., at "a
Amount u grain In store At the elevators
Com, 1881 bushels. oats lo,0jJ bushels.
wheat iI5 bushels
Thursday next the 10th inst, at o'clock.
tho annual meeting Of the Merchants ~
change will be- held. President Martin will
deliver the annual address aud the reports u
officers will be- received.
In tho New Orleans sugar market the dc.
mand Is limited, especially Of kettles. and
prices are In buyers favor Molasscs easy.
Rice is In moderate demand.
The Hnrt LlHc Eiprrs' In IT, review Of the
British grain imdo says. The iuggy weather
encourages wheat farmers. Owing To the
good reserves of leading ccrals the cN.
changes have not shown the buoyancy
which frequently chlmcicrizcs the opening
u new year There l. a little change Ia
prices from Those 81 D'ccmbcr The sales ~
English wheat during the past week were
%, ISIS quarters 1T j0- ~, against ~ 90 quar-.
tcrs at 3is 81 during the corresponding week
last year Corn at Liverpool Is In fair
demand. Beans and peas are occa.
sionally aGg0A doarr. and especially
North Goland. Oats are quotnbly dtarcr
There IL an improved ciail inquiry. Three
carsocs OF California wheat have been sold.
one cargo sold 3.s ri for 1870 quarters, aud
two cau,ocs ut Ts. 4 dense fog prevailed
today aud then was q poor attendance 1T the
market Little bus,nc., VS. done. English
wheat wns firm. Prices ~ foreign showed q
hardening tendency Flour was dcarcr Tor
the ordinary make, but the opinion pre-.
walls that the beet English l. kept too high.
Round corn was hrm, but Hat was 81
cheaper English barley unnlicrcd For,ign
feeding barley was "a dcnrcr Beans aud
peas declined a.. The demand was di.ap-
pointing Oats were % drarcr Tor the lighter
sorts, owing To the close u Russian nav a..
ton"
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Il, az; NJ & LRRR, 49, c, oIswR R
26s l., o&TRR, 775 X c, SAN II r, $50; X
c, M&BRR 600; IMRR, 1910; Tenn. Mid. II Il,
%; steamers, 9iS wagons, 900 Total, 6,A2s bales.
Rxports-M & err 1882; VI & TR X, 90; l. &
Il, %; Tenn Mid II r. 1872; steamers North, 500;
steamers South, Coz Total, lis bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady;
middling l3-16c Sales .2,7Oi bales. QUO
tations are ms follows Ordinary 6 ll-lGc;
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, o 5-lGc;
middling, 013-l0ci good middling, lOIsci mid
ding fair, l0Ac; lair, ll2sc.
Futures opened quiet and easy and
closed steady, as follows. January, 0.5l@0.j2i
February, 0Gl@0G2, March, 0.7i April,
oS5@oS0; May oo5@oOGi June, 1Oo5@
1906 July 1913; August 1920 Sep
tembcr 0sG@0s0. Sales lll,0JO bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet mddlnE 0l3c Sales, $500 bales
Quotations arc as follows; Ordinary, 73Ic;
good ordinary, S%c; low middling, DC,
middling, 9Igc; good middling lOEc.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady, as follows: January, $500
933; February, O3S@039; March, 047@
04s; April 0.55@o5G; May 00i@0Gh,
June, 0.3@97i; July oslC9os2; August,
o7s@070. Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY PORT AMI INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1880

oped no animation nordeature. Among the
inactiyes Milwaukee, I.jke Shore & Western
preferred made suddeu squirt, and moved
up nearly per cent, bfter opening off l,
This was on the report that there would be a
"a per cent dividend tomorrow. The com
pany giving q favorable. statement of the
years business, the New York q Perry Coal,
which has so long laid dormant, was brought
forward today and made more active than
usual, while IL was advanced about point
The opening figures were generally from =
d% per cent higher than last Saturdays
final prices and these gains were supple
inentcd by further fractional advances in
the early trading under the lead of Missouri
Pacific and Peoria Coal The cOacIs how
ever, displayed considerable weakness, and
Lackawanna ran off per cent. from its best
figure, followed by the rest Of the list. The
decline eliminated ut noon, and prices
after that time showed an advancing
tendency, although there was very little
progress made until well into the after
noon, when Union Pacific St. Paul, Reading
and some Of the specialize, developed
strength and the early losses generally were
recovered. Intense dullncss aud stagnatiOn
became the features toward the end of the
session, and the market closed dull and
steady at irregular changes Of small frac-
tons from the opening prices. The final de-
clipes were few and unimportant, but among
those which are higher ibis evening Omaha
preferred rose l2s, ST. Paul IA, Missouri
Pacific, III Milwaukee, Lake shore Il West
ern, preferred, ~, and Peoria Coal, -.
Railroad bonds were more active than for
some time, and the sales OF all issues reached
~, 3d., 600 OF which the Reading first in
comes furnished $4,000, though there was
no special animation developed anywhere
else in the list There was general strong
tone throughout the day, and the steady APP
probation of values was the marked feature
OF the dealings. The total sales of stocks to-
day were 1904 shares. Closing quotations.
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Grain aud pro,Isiop..

S. Locis, Mo, Jan. 7.-flour-Quict and
unchanged.
wheat-Dcclincd &c early, but rallied &c
on the reported decrease in the visible sup
plE. then became unsettled, but closed &c
above Saturdays, No. cash, as &c, nominal.
May, D's@si.0ic closed i.OoA June, 9Sc,
July, ss',tgSg'sc; closed at ssjs@sc; Au.
gust SIC.
Corn-Largc offerings, depressed the mar.
kct, but buyers Of May took hold freely at
the decline aud stcadicd prices. No. 2, cash,
2D}sW50c; January, 2Jjsc, February. 500
35Nc, March, 3iisc; closed at size bid.
May. $50 B'.c. closed NJ 33,sc bid.
oais-,ash, lower No. ?, &c bid May,
Ryc-sirongcr, No 2, cash, isc; May, sic.
Harley Unchanged.
llay-film for fancy grades. other kinds,
slow prairie, Si.5o9s.S, timothy, SloOoa
Flax.ccd Nominal NJ sl.J0
nd-liasicr s350m3G0.
Buucr-pull. creamery, 2l@2jc; dairy,
IOd2lc.
Erps-Dull; lie
Cornmcal-firm, si.s0.
Bnrdng-- Easy ranging at i0isdl2E.
Cotton iron ties, ti.2Oal.2a
froyis,ons-firm aud higher pork. small
lois, new mcss. $40. lard, $50 with a. M
lots, loose shoulders, 90 rs longs aud ribs.
s5.OO, short clear, s7.25 boxed lots. longs
$3.50, ribs, S5ts5.l2's, short clear SO.
lacun. shoulders 500 longs s57A. ribs.
SdsOCt1.S5. short clcars, ss.i2's gibs-Fcb.
rual, Gs''si March, sa.uo. Hams, sl035y =.
Wt211.
Rccclpis-Flour, 1900 brls. wheat II. 900
bu, corn, JoLOO1 bu; oats, 5000 bu rye,
none. barley, 800 bu.
sbi,r,crt Et,,, IN onn Ill. ~. ~
on bu, corn, 2OiOp IN, oats, 2i,ODJ bu. rye,
i,ooJ In; barley, none.
CuCA0o. nm. Jan. IA molcrat, business
was transacted IN wheat The Cnrlt feeling
was weak, aud prices declined &c below
closing figures ON saturday, but rallied Ac
later aud, after some fluctuations, closed
about &c higher than Saturday. There wcrr
pretty iair ollorinRs early IN the session. and
operators felt hcarish; even when the visible
supply was announced showing decrease,
the market sngscd OF q trinc. hut there
was very good buying aruund tl.W and
under for NAV, and the decrease In the
visible supply no doubt stimulated some
buying and q reduction OF A.c followed,
then sold of Sc again rallied, with some
fluctuations. this Time selling Ia the outside
prices OF the dny. and the closing was q cldy.
There was some little outside business. aud
some selling orders from millcr IN the
Northwest were rcccivsl While one large
local trader was credited with beings ircc
SELLER others were rcport'd as being free
buyers.
ln corn trading was again ON the light local
order little Interest being manifested IN thr
market the entire session Fluctuations
were limited To ACeakc. The market opened
at about Saturdays closing prices, fnl ~
lhr rIu.c showed $40 &c advance.
ln oats fair volume oi business was trans.
acted. aud especially during the latter part
uf the session. Early thc market was quiet
and easy. Later the strength aud advance
mo wheat induced buyers to take hold mod.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady and unchanged.


No. ? spring wheat, 00h@g05sc; No.
spring wheat, s0@9Oc; No. ? red, 500
0D'sc; No. 2 corn, 334c; No. oats, 2I9ic;
No. 2 rye, 4sc; No. 2 barley, nominal;
No. llaxsced, sl.G2 prime timothy seed,
Sl5O@L5l.
Mess pork, per brl, sl3 2O@lS25; lard, per
100 lbs, $50; short rib sides (loosel $685.;
CJI00, dry sailed shoulders, (boxedL $637 4
@Gs5; short clear sides (boxedl S.l2js@
7.2j.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, lsS,OO) bu oats, lli,0OO bu; rye,
6,OOO bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat,
5000 bu; corn, 2i3, 1000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, 5000 bu; barley, $500 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. -Whcat-Recepts,
i52 bu.; shipments, $50 bu. in store, i52 bu.
Market steady; No 2 red cash, 0lc bid;
May, 97Sc bid. 0JlIc asked; No 2 soft,
cash, 0i24o bid, SIC askcd;May, Sl.OO asked.
Corn-licceipts, 3,3iJ bu.; shipments ., so
bu.; In store, $50 bu. Market steady; No.
pc asked; MAY, 2gIEc bid, 2974c asked; No. .
white cash, 25Ac bid; May, 3Oc bid, 3O,sc
asked.
Oats-No. . cash. no bids nor offerings,
May, 24c Bill, 2ll4c asked.
The visible supply Of grain, on Saturday.
January ., ~ compiled by the New York Pro.
ducc Exchange, was as follows. Wheat, 1898.
3H, decrease J1SO13 corn, 10 lii, 900, increase
l,6ij, $50; oats. s,G3i ,l5i decrease 27OS,
rye, lGJ6, ia, decrease l2,GGi; barley, 2,750,.
Ola, decrease 33SsI
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C;uc,0o. H.. Jan. 7.-Caitlc-Rerclpts.
1000, shipments, 1900 Market steady;
choice bccvc. - j06iiGj. stccr-, g. anCtI IS.
stockcr aud feeders, s2.iOm33g cows, BULL
aud mixed, ~. i0M23O.
llog,-licccipts 1900 shipments. G.no.
Market strong aud b@iov higher. mixed.
S.l0ot13o heavy Slb9b3j, light a.. 100
5.aS. skips. S1OnCtai6.
Shccp-Rcccipts, 1900. shipments 2OOl.
Market strpngcr. natives, sJOlOt55 West.
crn corn fed, si25dLG5ls. Texans, g. GOA
$50, lambs, sI.756HOO
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lire s,tstuu.

ftnuu From fiorr. common. 81 5OM D 90
family sihfiiln. choice. sLjptiGO fancy,
a. ijO,3u1 extra inucN - 100000. patent
S,.tatuGu1 steady.
Cu,cEws-Sodh extra SIC. treble extra,
Gao h. ginger SNAPS snsitr. escorted ium.
blcs inai2c, cream ,mrkcr,. 7'.ms'.c.
Cons Mr,t-fcatl, $500 rollcr, $40.
quiet
Br,Ns ,Np rEs-Nayy beans. sag, me.
dunn. s2un
oar Mr,i-in half hrls $3.50 from store.
tn,,ktp WuEAt-ln hall hrls. a 80 from
stOv.
lloNiNY ANp Gniu-From store. s3.2l
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CorN From siorr white, az. mixed. d..
from lcvcc or dcpot white IN bulk. lac,
~ sacks, i'c MIXED, in bulk, inc. m sacks.
Alc
BH,S-fpm store, Sc, from lcycc or
depot. sldb0
llAN-Choicc. from store ~ isc car load
from lcycc or depot so O1ttlG51 prime.
from slnrr, ~lrpsir. ear load from lcycc or
depot flb.u1ialh.I1 prairie. from store, M
aglci car load, from lcYcc or depot, slO GOO
il.O1
ONrs-lrom store white. sc. mixed. aic.
from lcvcc or depot white IN bulk 8lO
BE. in sres, Sic. mi,ci, In bulk, 2D,sc, IN
sacks, $50,
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No, yor. NJ, ,,o..,. u,,..,

Nrw loRE. Jan. 7.rnde In dry gcols
incsS is relatively more active with jobhcr-
than With agents, but there il fair domtnd
With the latter for prints. dress coitons aud
wooden gopds though tho season for the lat
ter II not yet fully opened. Numbers Uf
buyers arr arriving, and with clear, cool
weather trade will show decided improve.
IunnI
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sugar-cured hams 11k@l2c; breakfast
bacon, ll@l2c; clear rib sides, bacon, -;
nc; long clear 7ssc; shoulder, 6Kc.
FREsH MEArs-Bcef, headquarters, 5@Gc;
forequarters 3@ic City hogs, &c;
country dressed, 5Q5Xc per ID; spare ribs
Sc; backbones, &c per ID.
LAHD-Tcs, Sc; half brls, SIC; kegs, sac;
choice kettle, 9@10lEc; firm
Pros Frrr-Brls, $500; half brls $3.50;
KEYS 81 %
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots-flrm aud good demand.
Sales, 1000 bales, ufw which ~. 500 were Amer
lean. Receipts. 1000 bales. OF which .. 800
bales were American. Closing quotations
were ~ follows Miidlng, . 7.iGi.
Futures opened firm aud closed weak.
lThe,c prices are given IN pence and Gitlg.
thus Cos means 6.G3-6id, aud 5.0l means
51-Gid1
At pm; January, 800 sellers January
February, h.2h SELLERS February March, . .
sellers; March April, 5.2G sellers. April.
My h.H sellers, Mny-June, 52s sellers.
Junc-July, b2D values, July.Auglst, 63i
sellers August September, $50 sellers.
nAvnE.
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres Ordinarc, b1AtG February futures,
0lttc
Above spot quotations represent G1Af for
90 kilos IT low mildiing cotton. llnvro
terms, ii.3h kilos equal to 100 los, and .. 2jf
equal to n.
BUY and cell stocks and bonds through T.
NJ tiulbrpnth No 10 Mndi.pu str.rl
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N,ooI,

ST.. Louis, Mo-, Jan. Wool unchanged.
Very few lots In fair demand. Bright me.
dun, lD9@lsc coarse braid, i2a22c. low
sandy, il@isc, fine light, i7@2Jc; finc heavy,
i36tluc.
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Provisions.

Fnm-- Mackcrcl, hall brls No. I. $500
hoo No. 2. t~vptS0 Ne 3. $50. i0-lb
kiis, No. l. SLID No. =, si2i. No 2, $40.
herring, hall brls. 900. White H,h. half
brl, s5.hO.
lloa iaopucr-sironr pork, So jOaib.75
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Irr,iI,in rnrrnnrnInr-.

rrsrN IN tho morning hurried or diflcuil
IrhlhrE. missing phlsgin, tighiucss In the chest.
gus kcrd pulse Chillincss IN tlc evening uf
Mt1N ~ hight all ~ any ~ ihesc things ar the
lrt STAGES ~ consumption Ackgrs inelish
Tough lrWciy Nili curc these fearful symptoms,
atd 'uld under positive guarantee By w. }.
hcisirf druggist.
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Household supplies.

FRrIT-Stcady. Oranges, $5.OO@5.5O per
brl; ~ 50Ci2jO per box. Lemons, 81 SOFAS 30
per box Bananas, Sl.5O@2.5O per bunch.
Grapes Malaga, s00O6O0O Dates, Ease.
ArrLEs-S 5Om2 - per brl. Dried apples,
4@5c per 10, from store Dried peaches, 40
DC from store.
GANr-Quoil, Si.Oo@i.2j per dor; SOUR.
rcls, 75c per doN rabbits, Sl.00@l.25
per doE wild turkeys, 5O@7jc each; wood
duck II 5OGl.75 per doz; teal S225d2 $50
pc, doN mallard, S225Ct2.50 per doz. Vent
sou saddles, SCglOc per III; whole deer l@5c
per Id; opossum, lj@iOci dressed coon, 100
Sic.
observation-disclosures, si.5O@i75 per bril-
Cabbage, loose, DGg1c. krut, per brl, 800
@5.OO, half brl, S2.OOG12.5O. Garlic, soc per
100. Carrots, SJ.OOM3.j0 Dcr bril- Bcots
JIorscradish ijOOaj.5O per brl.
liuttor--liuttcrine l5c, creamery, 8j@3Sc,
dairy, 2Od3Oc; country butter, ljd2Oc.
Clprn-ozark, $3.50 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
NINEGAR-Pcr gnl, lO6I2c.
EGGs-Dull. Boxes, lie. cases l5c.
MislNs-London layers, $50; California,
S22j per box.
PIcSLrs-Brls. $3.50. halfbrls, 800.
PouLrRY-Ihickens, young, sl.0DGtl.25;
mixed, SiJON2OD hens. - jDfD2 -: tur-
keys, young, s5VD6gSOl. old ss.OO@l2O0;
geese, s3NotljO. ducks, siO0@35O. dressed.
turkeys, i2dlic per pound; hens ~. 5OG3.OO;
chickens, tl.hptt2uo. geese, ti.Opd5.OO.
Nurs-Cocoanuts. $50 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia. 54@6'ic. Tennessee. farmers
stock, iC,ic, roasted, iisc higher shcllcd,
red, SIC. white, &C.. Spanish. &c. Pccnns.
Texas, old, 5@sc. Italian chcstnuts, 100
i2lsc.
PorArors-Firm, si.50d2Oo per bril- SKIS,
Gitt15c, Utah, sjtuOc per bu; wect sl1i
per brl.
FREsu fisn-llunnlo. lC12c per 10; cat, &C.
per III. Gamc~pcrch, trout, etc, 5dsc.,
ppr H.
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OH aud TurpentIue.

CLEVELAND O., Jan. 7.-Pcirolcum-Easy
Gw. liO', 7Iac.
wtNiSotoN, n. C., Jan T.--Turpcnunc-
Firm, dc.
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Groceries.

CANNED GooDs--Pineapplcs $l;2561l50.
Peaches 2 lbs, standard, Sl.35@l.40; second
Sl.0O. Tomatoes, lbs, standard, S5@OOc; 3
lbs, standard, 500 Strawberries, 1928
Baspberrics, $i.25, Blackberries. 81 90. Green
cages, 1925 Pears 500 Pums, 500.
Asparagus, 800. Green corn, ~ 00Cgli5
Green peas, Sl25. Cove oysters full weight
/ lb, DOc; lbs, Sl.55GJl.GO light weight, 6jc;
2 lbs. Sl00Ml,l0. Condensed milk. Crown
$500 Eagle $40 Swiss, $500 Salmon,
Sl.7j@2OO Sardincs, $500; mustard sar-
dimes, $500 Mnckcrel, il.25; herring mack
crcl, Sl.05
SuGAR--Purc white, 7c; off white, csc;
yellow clarified, GH@6Ac refined A, nc;
standard graduated, 7AM1hc powdered,
$40 $40; cut loaf Sh@SNc, open KEITH,
5a5Ac; firm.
CorrEE--Common, lGc ordinary, i6If@
lie; fair, l7AGlSc; prime Rio, ls&@lsAc;
choice TO fancy, l9J9@2oci old Government,
3lM33c; quiet.
sALr-sagiDaw sL3o@i.45 per bril- Ohio
River si.2Od1i5 per brl, SKIS, fine, 1880
lao coarse. sl.l0G1l.l5; pkts, 2N@7c.
HcE-Louisana, 4H@6Hc; Carolina Go
7c firm.
CANpIrs--Stick.n ll sizes, In bxs, pals aud
brls GA lie; fancy assorted, lO@l5c; extra
fancy ls@2joi firm.
STARcI-3h@3kc
MoIAssEs-Loulsiana common TO fair, 2s
@3nc. prime, choice, 3jGi2c fancy. iiCt50c;
centriiugls, common TO fair 2O6J3Oc; prime
to choice 3OiD35c, syrup, 20M45c; steady.
CnEEsE-Prme flats, Bl9@DJsc; New York
factory, 0lgcgl0c; full cream, l2k@l3c;
Young America, l3Gglic,
soArAND CANDLrs-Soap, 3l9@5c; candles,
full weight lOc.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm. middling 05.iGc. Sales. 400
bales. Including 100 last evening. OF which
400 bales 10 exporters and 100 bales to
spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7'Gc cool ordinary. SIC.
Low middling "a; middling. oT.iGc. good mid.
ding. 0iS.i6c; middlinE fair, loIc, fair
nominal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Firm, Middling Cotton o 7-loc;
Sales Today, 1900 Bales -- The
General Market lie Steady - Mea
Strong.
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Groceries.

INV ORLrAys, La, Jan. 7.-Coircc-Quici
/ but iirm; Rio, common 10 prime, 1910,
ls3.c. Ricc-In fair demand: ordinary 10
| prime 3A@5c. Sugar-Dull and prices
shade lower. Open kettle, choice, I5sc,
strictly prime, iss@lltc; prime TO fully fair
4JSc; good fair l9sc; fair, i4c; lower grade,
nominal; ccntriiugals, higher grades, nom.
choice yellow clarified, i.iBc; prime
yellow clarified, &c; of yellow clarified
| 3Ad55sc; seconds, SIC. M1lasscs-Quici
/ but steady op,n kettle higher grade.
nominal; gcol prime, 30@ 32c; prime, -
/ 6J2Dc; good fair, 2jG 2Gc; fair, pa 2lc good
common, 2pts22c, common, i5misc. Centri
fugals, strictly prime, 2i@ 2jc: good prime
| De2lc; prime, isginc; good fair, Ice
fair iGc; common 10 good common, l3Cy
l5c inferior, iicl2, syrup 2jG3lc.
NEw IoRK. Jan. Z - Coffee - Options
| opened irregular, chiefly at jtal0 points up
aud closed weak at 500 10 points below satur
\ day. sales, GGj0O bags Including January
| Si5.5Oal6 40 February, si5. 25Gtlb.7O March
slh.3nttlb.G5 April, SiA30fti6G5; MAY,
sl5.35ai5.55; June. S7O@ Is. Is; July, si5.A
| Cilj.S0 August, SIS 7j6tiG.s IS. September
sl5tJta 1000 October Si5.GjtdiGO0, Dcccm
Der, SlGl0. Spot Rio, easier fair cargocs
| lie.
sugar-Raw, barely steady, aud dull; 70
fined, morc active.
Molasscs-forelgn nominal, New orlean,
quiet,
Ricc-strong and quiet.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 7.-whisky-Firm.
sales 2,l0i barrels finished goods on basis oI
si.0l Buitor-Dull. fancy northwestern
creamery, 32mXic prime dairy roll, IyCi lie
| Sugar-sicady: hard refined, 7'f@si,c New
/ ORLEANS, 5aCI5Ac. Eggs-Stock still accu
mulaiing 10 ijc. Chccsc--firn; choice
mild Ohio fiat, iOIdiic.
RIO M JANtIRo, Jan. T.-Cofrce-Rcgu
lac hrsis, 8, 200 rcis per 10 kilo-. good scc
onds, q, 30 rcis. Receipts during the week
$1,000 bags. purchases for the United
/ States, $500 bags, clcnrnnces for the United
States, 5000 bag; stock, 3'iS,voO bags.
SANTOS. Jan. 7.-COnec - Good average
| h7O0 rcis per i0O kilos Receipt, during III,
week, 5000 bag, purchases Tor the United
States, iGuO bag, clcamn 'cs Tor the United
States, 1900 bags. stock, 5000 bags.
CHICAGO. H.. Jan. 7.-On the Produce TX
change today the butter market was dull
| fancy creamery, 2ts2sc. choice Ia enc. 2D@
/ DC, line dairy, lsa2lc, good to choice, i4d
| loo. Egg@-Dull aud easy at i0isc.
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ulscciIaueous.

WnsKY-St might Kentucky Bourbon.
Si.5OdGu1 Robertson aud Lincoln Counties
Tenn, firm nt II Is Ia 500. sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs tl,2jHGOO. ac.
corling Ia the age and make common
whisky. N.uO@i3n. according TO proof,
nothing under 80 per cent, quoted.
BAGUiSG-llAmlJc.
Tin-sl iOHl.iA.
Snor-Drop, sl2G buck, sii5.
LTAp-hlsGtGC.
TAAow=llsc.
SNrrr-Garfctt's tiO75. Ralphs, 1O25,
Railroad. 80 ~ Gail & AXIS, sa60.
fuus-llcar skins Sl.OO@LOO, mink, $50
i5c coon, hunter handled. l5@75c country.
handled, lh@d1c; otter, Si.OOgGOO beaver,
Si.OO@GOn wild cat, i5Ctyc; fox, l6a75c.
muskrat lOdtlAc, opussum, lOCtl5C; wolf.
5OcCeS2oo, panther, 5Oc@siOO. skunk, n
CJSoc.
Powptn-Eeg,. 500, half key, s27S
quarter kegs si.7S.
Coat On,-Prime white, wholesale lots,
To- per gal.
Woodbury.. grease wool. unwashcd. ~
m2hr; clear. grease wool O0u2ic; bury
washed. 900 ~, tub.washcd. 3O@35c.
Ton,CCo-Common, 2b@Joc, other grades
OOaSSc.
BEpwAN-eh.
NAus-lron, 600 eel. $40.
Hprs-nry nint No l. ~, No. ., &c; dry
salie,l, Nc, No. 2 g.; green saltcd. No. I, 90
@Jc; No. ? ic green, &C.. docnkins, $50
40, shccp,kin.. i5@lOO, firm.
Gotten seed Products.
PniNr CHupr OiI.--ioC, prime summer vel.
low, So. summer white h3c, choice cooking
summer yellow, N,c, cotton seed meal, S2pOO.
less than ear load S2i.J
Its. sIoek.
IAMus-t hutrp De-. common TO good nor
head 81 iNaAn.
lloOs-Choicc light, Sc; good, siG@L 50.
common, ii,Misc.
tArtLE-Chuicc grass, 3'tm3ac gooi 2is
Ctjc; scalawag~, l'.M2'ac. choice feeders.
2 .tt3c, feeders, la,W2isc
Surrr-thoicc, &C., medium SOS &c. com.
mon, si.OIMi.jO.
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ArrTAL OFFICE,

'IV7FT'FF 1'FFI' 7'7'7F
There Is fair demand for money, and
ample supply by the banks at s per cent
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TtCnAN0r QrorATiOVs.


MOULD ALWAYS DE KEpr IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY
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