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Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm and unchanged; No. spring
wheat, Sl.0S@10SH; No. 3 spring wheat,
OOG95 l6ci No. 2red, Sl0S@l0SA; No. 2corn,
33Ac; No. 2 oats, % nc; No. rye, 43A@lic;
No. barley nominal No. l fax seed, Sl.5S;
prime timothy seed, $l.i3@l.4i.
Mess pork per Dbl, Sll.05@ll.10
Lard, per 100 lbs, $500.
Short rib sides Qoosel $5.S5G5.05.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxedI $1,000
5.62K.
Short clear sides (boxed), $Gl2K@625.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat, Il, 600
bu; corn, 2l5,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
hipments-Flour, 5000 bbls wheat 10, 600
bu; corn, 2l60O0 bu; oats, l31, 900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 0.-Flour-Stropg
and higher, but trading light
Wheat-The market was weak and dccln-
ing early, influenced by easier markets at
all points and dull cables, but the announce
ment of Toe advance in -four by the Mill
eTs' Association and a sudden sharp rise in
Chicago started a reaction that carried May
up l9sc above yesterday, but July responded
very slightly; No. 2 red, cash, Csc bid; May,
0SAc@Sl.OlA, closed at Sl.0l asked; July,
So%@Soh@o6+c closed at S0%@S6I4c
Corn-Lowor; No. . mixed, cash, 27II@
27I6c; March, 27h@275sc closed at 27Ac;
April, 2sA; May, 30H@3OISc, closed at 30ltc
bid July 81 lsto3ls4c, closed at 3Ossc bid;
August, 32sz@32I6c closed at 329sc bid.
Oats-Lower, but in fair demand, and
closed firm; No. cash, 222%c asked May,
219s@27Ac.
Rye-Lowcr; No. 2, 45Jkc.
Barley-None wanted.
Hay-Market gluttcd and buyers figures
rule.
Bran-53655c.
FlaXsced-QuOtable at $3.50.
Leud-No demand.
Butter-Quict and steady; creamery, 2l@
26c dairy, 2Od22c.
Eggs-firmer, at 1O'gc for guaranteed.
Cornmcal-sl. S5fa 100.
Proyisions-Quict.
Pork-Sli.5O
lard-Prime steam, SG55.
Dry salt Meats-Shouldcrs, S512L@5.25;
longs and ribs, S6OOdGl5; short clear, 30 %.
Bacun-lioXcd shoulders 1928; Longs and
ribs, Sd75@G.S5lsi short clear, SLlO9Ll21.
Hams-lOCll2c.
Reccipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, u, 900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 0,O0Obrls; wheat 10. 600
bu, corn, $4,000 bu. oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
Kansas CITY, No., Feb l0-Whcat-
Steady; No. red, cash, no bids or oncr-
ing, Mlrch, g7c asked; May, csc bid 0Sc
asked. No. soft, cash. 02ikc bid, Ole
asked; May. $3.50 bid, O7c asked
Corn-Stcady; No. , cash, 2liic asked.
May, 2jAc bid, PC asked; No white, cash,
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rII.ceIInncnna.

WWsEY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
sl'0aHul Robertson aud Lincoln Counties.
Tenn, firm nc 81 10000. Eastern rycs 500
@hup. according 90 the age and make. com.
mon whisky, ulcCgfl3u. according 10 proof.
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
6iN-slWgi5O for domestic ass foI
imported
BAooNo-0giOc.
IIra 90 o..
suor-Dup fi25; buck, $3.50.
lr,pa=ils NGc.
IAIIuWHHI' eC.
SyuIr=GlHetrs ti05E Rllph'J. siO. D..
Railroad. SUES. Gail * Axes. $500.
fuEs=llclr skins, si,Uuu7Ut mink. i5C6
CIV vpuu. hunter handled, ijaNic. country
handled, ljHbig otter Slutg1U1 beaver.
NlWatuI, Wild cat i6hHug. fox. tIG55r.
Wuskmt lWt1iU. opussum, iuW3lc. wolf
'lt";lOt panther 6Oc8sLUO, ,kunks 1900
NiC.
rowpm-Rcss, 800. hall kegs, $40;
quarter krgs, si.75.
Coat uu.-primo white, Wholesale lots,
luc per gallon
Wool Barry. grease wool unwashcd. rs
mHy clear grease wool 2nn1ic. bury.
washed auHlnr tub. washed Jung5c.
IunNDOj-C0mmon, 2o9JJc, other grades,
GIHslr.
lusNAXH 9lc.
NAus=lruu. 800. stool, '2lO.
lliuuHnry flint No, ?. tC No . &C. dry
s1lird. 81 No. . DE-, green slltUd, No. I. ~
Ni'D 80. o. Ii,rJtc. green, g.. drprskius. 81
Nfi2c. shrCpskius. ibcclfLUl. steady.
trAr sarr Rcd ClOvrr t525 bu. herds.
ng"r bu. orchard, fLDDaliO bu; timothy,
sLijtg2uD bu.
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NEW York, Feb. l0.-With improved
weather today, business in dry goods was
better with both jobbers and agents. Sales
at the hands of the latter are well distributed
over all classes of fabrics specially adapted
to the spring trade, with fair degree Of &C.
tiyity In wash goods, dress goods, silks,
linens, notions, hosiery etc, with drive in
Cocheco pcrcalcs at CSC By the cnsc and
cents by the piece. The market ut first
hands continues steady and unchanged, the
decline In print cloths being but an accident
OF quiet market with the product sold up.
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FIsH-Mackcrel, half brls, No, T. $500
900, No. 2. Ss.O0@s.50; No. 3, d,5O@S.0O; 10
ID kits, No. ], $l.35; No. 2, sl.2j; No. 3, Sl.l0.
Dry llerring-Family, Soc per box; n. q. roe
herring half brls, 1915. White Fish-lialf
brs, $3.50.
Hoo PRoDUoTs-Quiet pork $li.0O; sugar
cured hams, ll0llhc breakfast bacon, lOH
all &c; bulk pork, clear sides, 6jsg7c clear
rib sides, 6'SMGAc; long clear 05s9GAc;
shoulders, 6L@0Lc.
FRESH MEATs-l3ecf, headquarters, 56l7c;
forcquartcrs, 2IE@lc. City hogs, GCg7c;
country dressed 5I@Gc per To-; spare ribs,
5@lso; backboncs 5@Gc per ID,
LARD--Tcs. nc; half brls, nc kegs,
nc; choice kettle, S46gl0c; quiet
Pros FEEr-Brls, 500; half brls, $500;
kegs, SIPS.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 10. - The DroperS
journal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000
but steady; choice to extra beeves, $4,000
AGO. steers, $3.00@Ll0; stockers and feeders,
81 25@350; cows, bulls and mixed, $1,000
3.10 bulk, S2.20@3.45. e.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 5000.
Market opened stronger, and closed weak;
mixed, SI.40@4.G0; heavy, 4.40@4.6O; light,
a.i5@470; pigs, "a 70giS5.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market steady; natives, S3,00@50O; Western
corn fed, $3.4Oa3 10; lambs, $780,
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6@6hc; ginger snaps, 7@sIEc; assorted jun
bles l0@l2c; cream crackers, 7h@sHc.
CoRSMEAL--Pearl, $780, roller, $500
quiet. -
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy Beans 1926 me-
dunn, 500.
0ATMEAL-In half brls., s. 80 from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In haltbrls., $3.50 from
store.
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store, 1928.
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Feedstuas.

CoRN--From store white, 47c; mixed, 45ci
from levee or depot white in bulk, 4Oc; in
sacks, 43ci mixed, in bulk, SOC; in sacks, Ale.
BRAN-From store, SOC nom leyee or de-
pot Sl5.0O@15.50.
HAY-Choice, from store, SIC; car load,
from leyee or depot Sl5.5O@l6OO;. prime,
from store, 75@s0c; car load, from leyee or
depot, Sli5O@l5.0O; prairie, from store, 500
GOO; car load, from le7ec or depot, 10000
HOO
OArs-From store, white SIC; mixed 35ci
from levcc or depot, white. in bulk, 3l@33c;
in sacks, 3jci mixed in bulk, 20}4ci in sacks,
noe
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GrOccrIes.

GrOccries.
CANEED GooDs-Pincapples Sl.25dl. so.
Peaches lbs, standard, l.35OGl 10; second,
500 Tomatoes, lbs, standard, S5dgOc; 3
lbs, standard Sl.O0. Strawberries, 81. %.
Raspbcrrics 81. % Blackberries, 81 90 Green
gagcs, Sl.25. Pears, 800 Plums, 500
Asparagus. 500. Green corn. 81 O0GDl .45.
Green peas, Sl.25. Cove oysters, full weight,
ID, 0oci . lbs. $l5jCglG0, light weight, G5c
2 lbs, $lODHilO. Condensed milk Crown
$3.50, Eagle, S7i0 Swiss, $500 salmon,
Sl75a2OJ Snrdines $3.50; mustard sar-
dimes $500 Mackcrel, Sl2j; herring mack
ercl, Sl.05.
su0AR-Purc white. &c; of white, CSC;
yellow clarified, G9zM6Ac; refined A, nc;
standard graduated, ne; powdered, $40
sac cut loaf, s1Os34ci open kettle, 5@j4c;
firm.
CoFrEE-Common, lie; ordinary, i7lSc:
fair, lslsc prime Rio, lO92OLc; choice TO
fancy, 2Oc; old government, 3l0j3c; firm.
SNLr-Saginaw, Sl3oMl.i5 per brl; Ohio
River, Sl.2J0tl % per brl; sacks, line, $3.50
LiJ, coarse, sllOOl.l5, pkts, 2'.W7c.
RcE-Louisiana, l}sg64ci Carolina, Ga
&c; firm.
SrAUcH-3LM 3iEc.
CANnrs-Sticll- all sizes In bxs, pals aud
bris, 9Nllc; fancy assorted, lOGljc; extra,
fancy, ls02ic; firm.
soar AND CANuIEs-Soap, 3i6d5c: candles,
full weight, Toe.
CnrrE-Primc, flats, $500 .c; New Yorl,
factory. O'EttlOc; full cream, l2is0lJc,
Young America, l3G,lic.
MoLtssrs-l Louisiana, common 10 fair, p
minv. prime, choice. 3iffi2c; fancy, ijc. cen.
trfug,ls common 10 fair 2OH3Dc prime 10
choice, S'@j5c' syrup, 2O@ i5ci quiet
Houschoid supplies.
FEut- Steady. Omngcs. s2.5Dm35O per
box Lemons s25oa3oj per box Blnlaal.
Sl.guH abl per bunch. Gfupcs- Malaga. $500
WIup. Dates. 7f,sc. FIG l20tir per 10.
ArrIE-s l.jod2. - pgrbrL Dried apples
&C. pr DID,. from store. Dried peaches, . as &C.,
from sturr.
G,ur-Qua,l. SI.2jGl. 80 pcrdoz. squirrels.
1000 Sion pr dny rabbits, ,i.00 per duk
Wild turkeys, 5pDai5o each mallard ducks
500 pCr dul. Ncnison saddles iutsl2c per
10. whole deer, 5teJc per ib; op1ssum, i5q
Acc dressed coon. lOGJJc.
lItAHiE--Duions. SiT5 per brl. Cab.
h1so loose saac' Now Orleans crate. e. 30
wHaS. krut, por hrl, $50 hall brl. 500.
Garlic e per lOl. Carrots. sJOJa3.jD per
nri. Boots, s2i1ft21 per bFl Pnr.nius
500 p1r brl. Horsomdish, ,j.OOa5.JO per
hrl.
liurER-Buttrrinc, iic: creamery. 2sa
S'r dairy, lS6s2ic, country butter. inTcpc
,iptE-oz1rk, $500 per brl aud 500 per
hall brl.
NiNrGAE-Pcr gal. i2di3c.
EoDs-Dull. Boxes, nc. cases. Zoe.
BAhiNs-London layers, $500, California,
81. - per box
PIcSlu,-Iirls $3.50 half brl.. 500.
PUULuY-rhiCkcus, young. s2OOa3O1.
mixed, t2jOaJuO hens S3UJM3.2l Tur.
keys, young SGOOmHOO; old .sOO0I2 90.
geese, sibuutdu. ducks. 90 uOflNbg drps
turkeys, l2ml2'.c per pound. hens, S.OUa
s331; chickens sl.J0a2.O0 geese sAOJg
900.
PorAroEs-Firm sl5o62 % per brl. sacks.
0H.OE Utah. sOgyJc per bui sweet els
per brl
Nurs-Coc1anuts, $500 per iOo, peanuts.
Virginia, Sc Tennessee. farmers stock. 4JsM
&C. roasted, lttl lsc higher shcllcd red. o..
white, nc. Spanish. i0c pccans, Texas oil.
50l2c; Arkansas, 3g5c. Italian chostnuts. 10
@l2lc.
Fnuu fisH-lu6alo, lac per 10; cat, &c
per ib. Gamc-rcrch, trout etc, 5@sc per
10.
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ItNEUfuuI.
AZ noon. Spots dull; limited inquiry
SllD., 500 bales. Il which s.gl vcrp
American. Receipts, 22uli hllr.. of which
IL $40 were American. Closing quotation,
were as follows Nildi.nr. 1plDi
Futures opened dun ut decline. aud closed
quiet and steady
lIhcc price are given in pence aud Giths.
thus Cos means GbIGld, and 5.Ul means
% l-6id.1
At pm: February a.38 Luvce. Fcbru-
AIRY March, 5.a6 sellers Marh.April. 90,
buyers, Ap-ilNay. OBS buyers M.y.Juuc.
oa' buyers Juncluly, 53i buyer. july.
August . " values, Au-u'tseptumhr 1.aI
suliors September, $3.50 sellers
Buy and sell stocks aud bonds through +.
NJ. GIlbioaih. 40. 100 Madison street
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COTTON MARKER.

The local cotton market opcncd ou,ct
and closed quiet middliur o,.c. Sales.
LOO bales including $50 bales last evening.
Of which Nv bales to exporters aud 1000
bale, tu spinner.
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By TELEGRAPH.


NV IoRK, Feb. ln.-Money On call easy
NJ ~ 10 2 pcr cent last loan, "a Per cont
closed offered NJ per cent Prime mcr.
camille papcr 400 per cent Sterling OK.
change strong and rctiyc, with actual bu,i.
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Wool.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 9-Wool-Quiet and
unchanged bright medium, l9@2616c; coarse
braid HOPE; low sandy ll@lSc; fine light,
l7@23c; fine heavy, l3@l0c; tub washed,
choice, SIC; inferior, 3l@35c.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmports-M & CIR x, 95; VI Il TR H. ll2; l. & n
X X, 81; NJ a l. RR H. 0lG; C,O&s W X r, %; l.,
No&TRR,lG KC, 5 q MRR 60; X Z, Ma
BRR, ;IMRR, 33li Tenn Mid r. CO. steam.
ers s2Si wagons, 81 Total $500 bales
Exports-M& G X II, 90 M&TRR, 70; La
X X, 47O; G, O&sW X X, Gl3 X C, s Il NJ X
r. -; Tenn Mid II II, sos; steamers north, 80
steamers south, IFS Total, 2,iil bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed quiet;
middling, 10 lice. Sales lOl bales. Quota
tons were as follows Ordinary, 7 5-lGc;
good ordinary, s l1-lGc; low middling 95sc;
middlng, 10 l-ldc; good middling, 10 0-lGc;
middling fair, H. &c; fair, NC.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and
steady, AS follows: February, 0.s3@0.s4;
March, 0sjGgOsG; April, 003@00i; May,
lO0l@l002 June, l0OSGglO09; July, l0.li@
1915; August, lO2O@lO2l; September,
0so@0Sl October, o5Od0Gi; November,
o52@05E December 052@05l; January,
0.5O90Gl. Sales, II, 600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm, middling, 0 0l0c. Sales, 5000 bales.
Quotations are ~ follows Ordinary, 1916;
good ordinary, 7-lGc low middlng, l-lGc,
middling, 0O-lGc' good mildling 10 3-1Gc.
Futures opened steady aud closed dull but
steady, rs follows February, 050@0.5l;
March, 0.5O@n5l; April, 0.57@95g May,
0CiGl0Gi, June, 072a0.73, july 070@0sl;
August 0.75@07Gi September, 03jCeD30.
October 0llm015; November 0.0im9O5i
December 0,Oi@oO0. Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY roHr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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s.r,, I,rotur,..

Prnr Curur Ou-i0ei3c. prime summer
yellow ilri3c. choice cooking summer vel.
low, 'in,i,J. cotton soed meal, 5000. less
than car load. $3.50
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CArrT-Choico 90 extra, 3'.m3Hc. good.
3W3i.c. sranwags 81 medium, it,02isc.
choice feeders. 80 and up, 2),@3c lcclcr.
5Hl tu asa 2ibCt2Ac.
Hugs-Choicc light hogs 6mii.c. good.
iift1g common, ih@iAr
SurEr=Ch0icc, &C.; medium, 3m3isc. com
mon, sl ultIjO.
INNiu=thnicc, 70; common 10 good, per
head, 81 pnJ.bO
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Ftnrt Prom stuur. choice. SllMtg,
mn'y N''aish. extra fancy. Sa25n.l,
patent, $4,000. Hrm
CHAuNrUs Soda. extra. 5isr. trfIIa r,,,.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, 5-9c;
Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The Gem
eral Market Is Steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
AprEAL OFFICE,

TUESDAY EvENING Feb. 10, 1850.
The money market continues easy, with
fair demand and an abundant supply rs
usual at this season Of the year Rates are
S per cent, although we hear OF shading in
some cases.
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OIL and Turpentine.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 10.-Petroleum easy;
s.w., 100, INC.
WuMINGToN, n. c., Feb. 1o-Turpcntne-
Firm at I5c.
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q rOceries.

Groceries.
New York, Feb. -Coffee-Opened
steady, 8 points down TO points up, closed
firm and 8 to Is points up; firmer cables
Sales, 10000 bags, including February SIS 95;
March, sl6.00@16.05; April, s15.95@16 co.
May, Sl5. 95@l6. 10; June, SIG. 100000; July,
$l6,2o@l6.30; August sl63o September,
$l8.35@l6.50; October, $l6.35Gl6.55; No.
vember, Sl6.55; December, S16.45; spot Rio
steady, fair cargoes, 17Hc.
Sugar-Raw uull; refined quiet but steady.
Molasses-Foreign dull and New Orleans
quiet.
Rce-Firm but quiet.
CINCINNATI, o., FEB. 19-Whisky-steady.
Sales, III brls finished goods on basis Of
$l.03. Butter-Steady; fancy Northwestern
creamery, 33c; choice dairy roll, 16@17c.
Sugar-Firm and quiet; hard refined, 40
TIC; New Orleans, 5h@5Ac. Eggs-Re-
ceipts excessive, lie. Cheese-In fair de-
mand choice cured mild Ohio flat, l0X
Ollie.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 19.--0n the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
steady; fancy creamery, 27@2sc; choice TO
prime, 2o@22c; prime dairy, 2O@22c; good
10 choice, 1S@20c. Eggs-Weak at 100
13Hc,
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EycnANnE QUOTATIONS.

Ordinary, IKE good ordinary, SIC low
middling, 0hc; middling 0Ssc; good mid
ding, lO1sc; midding fair l0Hc; fair, nomi-
nal; dusty, K@lc lower
n.ttv rnTyoS .rrN,pyr
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no bids nor offerings; May, 279lc bid, $50
asked.
0ats-No cash. no bids or offeringss
May, 2321c asked.
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Notice COnstable's Sale.

Lovcnficlu iifus % Al. ", i.aac GoldbcfF.
" consent 10 above casa.. uIl0u
N"dn"stn'. Tsbiuar, 20. 1850.
~ " ocnck am, un tho premises oi the defend.
avenues. pluccCd tn ell tn The hIrIgst Liii,f fgs
ensh. The eniifc stork Of Ou1Is uui tIs tuys I'd ~
nnaaiii consisting % Dry tu1ds Clothing iL,Uts
and fhncs NfuIrflHl t0uuiru HhtltIua IstIs.
at llNiurr, iunlt and Account Ctc rHld at,.t
and fitiurrt vii b. iold Loo one mnss of huiL
mo J MASON. g. &C
Memphis. fcnn.. February 10 issp
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MUSTANG Eminent

Is For MAN a BEAST. PENETRATFs
hUsCLE&tIbliE 10 THE VERY LONE
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nANK cIEAnINns.

CHICAGO m, Feb. ie-lIank clcarlngs 10.
day, sD,gss ODO.
NV YoRk. Feb. l0-Clcarings, SiI7,iJO
O53. balances, $40 7OA
Borrow. Mass, Feb ~ --Clcarings, ti5,-
ssG,nl3 balances, si,S2NC2S.
81 Lotus. Mo. Feb. lg-Rnnk clcahnrs.
IS. 10 222. halanccs s5U3.717.
B,trnionr. Md, Feb. 10. - Clcarings,
81, Uj2U3i balances, s3ii ,pi5.
rmtApELru, Penn, Feb. l9.-ClcaHngs,
Si3,Ols, 1uJ, balances, Sl,GGU57.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HOLLOwHoRN CAkED DAGss,
GRUB a HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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Memphis a charleston JUusHI. o. no 10
Memphis a Charleston. nov U. . lad tnit
tlu.Uur tlN NHIrHt tu. Us .... uI III.
Memphis a charleston .sfuHi| ..... N -
Memphis W Tennessee IsfUYLN - I'd I'D
luUisfIl a Nashville IstU#aI - Id G
fntutyi rltb a lirlt iiaUrlfH t... Al IL
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comparatively steady. Lard and ribs ruled
21995c higher and closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Articles. Opening Highest Lowest Closing
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-23

The r. II. V. Vestibule Specisl, or Fast
Flying VirginiaD, is the title of the new
train which the joint enterprise of the
Pennsylvania and Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroads has placed In service between
New York, Philad lphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and The South and West.
The train leaves New York every day at
$50 p. m, Philadelphia, 600 p. m.
Baltimore, $50 p. m., and arrives In
Washington at 9.25 p. IN. 1t then pro-
ceeds south through the heart of Vir-
ginia and delivers the passengers at the
stations for the Warm, Hot, Rockbridge,
Alum, Old Sweet, Red and Salt Sulphur
and the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs at au early hour OF the next
morning. The facilities It presents for
rapid and comfortable travel to these
celebrated health resorts has never before
been enjoyed, and 1t hrings them nearer
than ever to thH pc Q OF the North and
East. The train also offers exceptional
advantages rs q through line to Cincln-
natl, where 1t arrives ut 10 the next
evening.
The equipment Is all that could be de-
sired. Coaches and Pullman Sleeping
Cars run through to Cincinnati from
New York, and dining car, which is
also run through, adds greatly to the de-
STABILITY of the train.
1t runs over the Pennsylvania railroad
to Washington, the Virginia Midland to
Charlottesville, Va an0 thence over the
Chesapeake and Ohio to Cincinnati. The
Southern roads are III good condition, a
good rate Of speed is maintained, and the
eenic attractions OF the route are varied
aud interesting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-23

Toe following has been issued by Presi.
dent George w. Marshall of the Repub-
lican League of Delaware:
MILFORD, DEL, May 81, 1899.
The first annual convention of the Re
publican League OF Delaware will be held
In Court House Hall, Dover, June 28, at
. p. M, for the purpose of electing Off
GERS for the ensuing year and such other
business as shall come before 1t.
Each club in the State of Delaware IA
hereby requested to send five elegates
to the convention, and the list of dele
gates shall be forwarded to the secretary
at least two days before the convention
shall meet.
1t is thoroughly recognized that the
most influential agency for advancing the
best interests OF the party is through the
League of Republican Clubs. Let us
look to 1t then that the young men OF
Delaware shall be to the forefront for the
proper and thorough organization of the
work before us.
GEORGE w. MARSHALL, President.
JOHN j. PLUNKETT, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-23

The G. A. r.. joint committee on Men,
orial Day held meeting last evening, at
which 1t was announced that nearly all
the arrangements were completed.
Memorial services will be held at the
Opera House next Sunday afternoon, at
which addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. Vaughan 8. Collins, the Rev. Daniel
Green, Rev. j. ID. G. Hanna and the Rev.
A. N. Kelgwin. The Posts will attend
divine service on Sabbath morning. On
Memorial Day morning DUPONT Post will.
as usual, decorate the grave of Admiral
8. F. DUPONT, and the graves In st.
Joseph and Mt Salem cemeteries. Smyth
Post will decorate those In Asbury, Old
Swedes and Riverview cemeteries, and
Grant Post in the Cathedral cemetery.
The parade will take place In the after
noon, when all the Posts will visit Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery. The
committee request that the friends OF de-
ceased soldiers will have stones placed on
their graves, and In case they are not
decorated to point out their graves and
they will be attended to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-23

The following games were played yes
terday:
At st. Louis--St Louis, 0; Athletic, 8.
At Kansas City Kansas City, Il;
Brooklyn, IS.
At Louisville-Louisville, 2; Balti.
more, IL.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, A.;
Cleveland, 8.
At Boston-Boston, 4; Indianapolis, 5.
At New York-New York, IL; Chicago,
At New Haven-New Haven, /; Jersey
City, 0.
At Har,ford-H Hartford, @; Newark, 0.
At Worcester-Worcester, IL; Wilkes
barre, 8.
At Lowell Lowell, IL; Eastop, 10.
NOTES.
The Phil'ies are again In first place.
Sanders will pitch Tor the Phi.lies to-
day.
Bastian did not play with Chicago yes
terday.
Tom DAILY will sign with the Washing
ton Club.
Farrar is assistant captain of the Phila-
delphia Club.
The Cleveland team puts up a very
lively game.
The Athletic Club nee ds another
pitcher badly.
0scRr Walker, formerly of the Brook.
lyn Club, Is dead.
Fogarty made his frat error yesterday.
He is playing wonderful ball.
Anson and his company ran up against
Keefe yesterday and got two hits.
Conway, of the Pittsburgs, has gone to
Mount Clements to get his arm in condl-
tion.
Jay Faatz was fined $50 for impudenct
by Umpire Barnum in yesterdays Phila.
delphia- Cleveland game.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-23

An adjourned meeting of the Street and
Sewer Commission was held last night.
s. N. Smeltz, clerk of the market, being
present, made application to have the
King street curh market extended above
Ninth street, in order that more farmers
could be accommodated. The city ordi-
nanc at present forbid the extension OF
the market above that point. A resolu-
tion extending the market will be passed
at the next meeting.
The secretary was instructed to adver-
tise for proposals for laying pipe to
convey the water from the Norris spring
on Fifth street, near Bro ONE, to foun.
tain at Fourth and Franklin streets. The
secretary was also instructed to adver-
tise for bids for printing the last two
yearly reports of the board.