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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-01

If happiness be only freedom from
mental care and physical pain, then its
best securities are hard heart and a
strong stomach.
Among the countries in which wo-
man suffrage in one form or another
prevails are: England, Scotland, Wales,
Sweden, Russia, AGstria-Hungary, Gro
alta, Dalmatia, Italy, British Burmah,
Madras Presidency, Bombay Presi-
dency, Russian Asia, Tasmania. Ice
land, New Zealand, Victoria. New South
Wales. Queensland and South Aus
tralia.
Dried beef ''frizzled'' with little
milk, thickened with corn-starch, and
served with bordering of scrambled
eggs around it, is a quickly prepared
and nourishing dish for substantial
tea
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-01
COLOR OF TROUT.


Every trout fisher has observed the
difference in the color of the speckled
beauties he low es 30 well, but to
the query WHY are some brighter than
others the correct rea son is rarely
given.
Sir Humphrey Davy is credited with
a story th2t is sub itantially as follows;
"A great French manufacturer sought
the secret of making the brilliant car
mine that as manufactured in Eng
land. He went to London and paid
Il 900 to an English manufacturer for
MS secret. The Frenchman visited
the factory and carefully observed the
details of the man ufacture of the car
mine. Finding it to be the same pro
cess that he himself carried on in his
own factory he claimed that he had
been cheated out OF his own money.
The Englishman called his attention to
the day, which was bright and sunny.
Inquiry as to whether such days were
taken advantage of by the Frenchman
for making his color ELECTED the fact
that he had made his carmine on dark
days"
In that the whole secret lay. SO it is
with salmotontinalls, the brook trout,
and with every other fish that swims.
Inhabitants of limpid streams with
gravelly bottoms are bright and beau
tiful, those in the dark, land-locled
waters, shaded from the sun, are de-
void of the brilliant colors which are
50 much admired.
1t has puzzled many amateur anglers
also to account for the difference in the
color of the substance or flesh of the
brook trout. This can not be accounted
for in the same manner. The wild trout
is noted for its beautiful pink flesh,
while that of the cultivated fish is of a
pale yellowish tint. The food of the
trout makes all the difference, or, if
not. the annual or semi-annual visit of
the wild trout to the salt water makes
it up. Preserved trout are fed princi-
pally ON liver, and not only are they of
less beautiful txterior, but they are de-
void of the pink flesh and delicate
flavor of the wild trOut.-N. Y. Times
y .
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
DnMEsTlc ENCmAN0E.


Doying-Now York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points, sight lilo
discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, par; New Orleans = discount
selling-Ncw York and Eastern points,
$50 premium, Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago. l1O premium; New Or
leans par.
The local cotton market today closed
steady, the sales hcng GOO bales OF which
exporters took 30 aud the spinncrs the re-
maindcr There Is nothing new in this mar
ket but little cotton Is coming in and the
stock on hand Is being steadily rcduccdi the
season is rapidly drawing to close. At
New Orleans spots closed steady, with tut
ures quiet at n decline Of 2 10 points. Liv-
erpool closed quiet aud steady, with futures
up point, closing easy Now York remains
firm futures declining to points closing
weak.
Hubbard, Price q Co., say; Foreign cot
ton adyices are Disappointing and weaker
market Is the result Of the failure Of Liver.
pool 10 sustain the firm tone that was mani
tested there so long. Cables from that mar
kot inform us that there seems TO be an In
disposition 10 operate further ON the bull
side. and today's decline Is ascribcd 10 the
liquidation Of some Of the long interest be-
fore the Whitsuntidc holidays. Our market
seems TO be in sympathy with Liverpool,
and as the supply Of long cotton from
the leading houses mentioned ycstcr-
day has continued, the market has
dropped slightly TO the close, which was
al lUT ITHa "a
business can be reported In the old crop, a.
the small supply Of cotton aud the con-
traction OF contract deliveries In the hands
Of few large firms prevents the trade from
taking an active interest in the old CROP
The Manchester Guardian, In its CONNER
cial article Of the 22d says: Tuesday, ox-
pcricnco docs not sustain the hope Of fur
thcr bcttcrmcnt which the slightly increased
business during the last few days excited A
slight concession induced increased sales OF
China staples which are now ended. Mcr.
chants have placed the orders they had In
hand nj Fridays rates, being unable 10 OBJ
tain lower limits. The inquiry for India
docs not improve. There are offers In the
market for India staples, sometimes Tor large
quantities but producers do not look ut
them. There Is quiet but steady demand
for the smaller foreign markets. The dc
mand for export yarns docs not improve.
Buying for China, japan aud India Is slow
and prices are weaker Tho continental dc-
nand has lcsscncd. Home spinnings from
American cotton are mostly weak and irrcg
ular. Cloth i varinh' though generally
quiet and inacii,v. India and China staples
are salai,ic In small quantities at current
yates. Best printers are duh, common are
Isieady. Mi -makcs--arc we'll sold Fresh
business Is moderate"
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GENERAL MARKETS.

The quotation lists oi the Merchants Exchange
were not changed today ~ the grim call board
the sales were 10 cars June. No white corn, on
track, ut 3sc.
AZ New orleans sugar Is In good dcmaUd with
open kettles strong and conriiugals frm. Molnsscs
In fair demand, with open kettles nominal aud
ccnirliugnls strung.
Chandler. brown & Co, Of Chicago. wired their
Memphis correspondent ~ tldays gmln market M
follows wheat ruled hrn early on large buying
for outside account Heavy irOsls were reported
In the West aud indications pointed TO SHARP
advance but free aud continuous selling by
brokers, supposed 10 act for Hutchinson aud ca.
daily forced r decline. Hut around &C for July.
heavy limited buying orlcr could not DO exc
culoL Hutchinson was good buyer During the
last hour of the session twenty five or nity loads
vcfc taken at New York Tor export We still bc
Hove that wheat l. about ut the bottom for the
prusont curb 80 . for july"
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Groceries.

CANNED GOODS rlurnpplcx sLiaai.in.
peaches, he. standard slasotl.. ~ second. situt
iib tomatoes. ghs. standard. s,.uc 81 liz slnudud
siUt strawberries So. rItph,rrics, $40. black
bytflt.l tit0 EicCn rurua, tli0. prnfs, tl..0
pums. gil0 usIfmEus tlulrrurn Cnfutl UQatl.li.
ftcrn prHs tistHflin cove uistcr, tull WEIGHT
No. Hia,'ue. lis, sil1Hi Uf ught weight Nc. 2
~. sLun Ioudrn.ci muk -ttuWn, Aih iaglc.
D. 10 swt.s. ss.iA. salmon. tLtstt2oU rauiin,s,
Sida musttd snriliuvs so. Mackcrcl, tii'e'
~ herring mnrkVtul, slit.
sIUAitatufr Whit, 80. nn white, Ner yellow
cnrlnCd. b'.Nts' 81 Unnvd \. ~. standard rfanu.
lated, ~, poWdcici ~ cut lout v',g open let.
de. ~ .atll e.. steady
tOrfEE- common. ~ ,c. ordinary, Nc, iair,
~ prime Rio, 10 " chUgv 10 iunCy, New. old
government .aas'tr steady.
HAiI-sapinnW, ei.aipvr hirrcl ohio River u "a
Mi y tsf lafrcl Louisiana, si.tj seas tine, 81 o.
cuafsc' q. Us pkts, 2 ,a,ic
MCE- Louisiana, ifaoc, Carolina Ga5o
NTAHtUaac
CiirE,l-lrimo n,is, --. New York factory
-a. iull Cvuui, iat, Young america, ilc
Assfr=,iuual common tn ialf 2iat 80
prime thuirc attUC fancy, o., ccuuiiufals com
| mon IN ilir &B rumc w chuicc, .Nit.Jc syfup
aiafttH firm.
tNNplFs- stirts. nil ,lfcs IN bXs pls and brls
p'aHiu' Z. fancy assorted ~. tii'sg cNtm iancy
| re-. Sc Hfm.
] full Weight % a.
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nANK CiTAHiNOa.


ST LOUIS No. May gl-rlouf- quiet and an.
changed
W6ot-lowcr nuc weather and crop prospects
Nv this county Hui ln luupr. together With dull.
lower mbrs aud drrincs Ht nll outside mhrkcia
caused a Weakening % M price. aud the close was
Cnti 90 e. hclow yesterday. No 2 fCd. cash, s3r.
july itta, /. n closed ~ y asked. August 'l'se
tom -rirm 10 linked cash. gi,,c. july. sic.
August .iNi' =, clg,ed &c bid. september az
uaG Winner 80 =. ca,h. p, r. ria July. ,l,.c
May slc ~ 20 tcu lcncn1 oncIcd see regular
Kyc-N cslccicd.
lafcy.. Lni.rcly out Of season.
llay-N,y hrm' prairie, S5o8a@ timothy,
Hmn-uuii ut is'ya,0s
rcdued g. a. asked.
BulIot- Unchanged creamery. isSi5c daly. n
0lsc
Cotnmcil quiet aud steady altlWJ2oo.
Provisions dul
lufkael2tN.
lapi-rrmc steam not ,alahlc over 800.
10y salt Meats shouidcn Si2iE luuru aud
ribs f6unth 10 short clear 81 -
liacon hnNcd shoulder, NN1AN'f longs nud
flhs tNOlstn ~ short c|oar 81 llieItlh
ReccIpp -rlour iuo hrls wheat iloot u corn.
ai.Oou hu. oats gt0O0 hu. pe none barley. none
shipments -llour NUu tflt. wheat, H.up hu.
corn, @ooo bW oats, iA0oO bu. fyc, none. barley.
nome
Nh,A'Ni llg NN Il tfege IN WhHai YES
slow. fluctuations Ntfc slight but within lower
range prices declining &C. below the lowest poiut
reached yesterday, tVcuycfcd az and closed ~
lower than Yesterday, shorts bought some. which
partially held The market IN ohcCk, There rcUms
10 be- but little iuduccmcnt 20 trade iot the prus.
Cnt lticcs are too low 10 b. attractive iof heavy
short selling Hnd % the same time operators sny
/ they sco nothing especially 20 buy on aud nru
awaiting new developments, Market adyic,s afo
uniavouhlc ~ holdcrs only moderate business
was transacted IN corn, prices showing hut little
| change from Yesterday, being limited ~ u mnfe.
| The ircllnF developed was easier The market
| opened Al about yesterdays closing was nfm iof a
| time, but tuon became tas.ct selling on 10 be
came quite active, closing i,c 70 &c lower than ycs
4 icrday,
! Oats were IN fair demand early, and nrmoi
1 feeling prevailed. Trade Ccntepd chiefly la Jun,
! and lnly, one lhWy upcmtuf buyiug the fnunci
| snd ieinhg lhe lhuef, uul al one umc june Cum
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manded slight premium. over July but later an
easier tone developed and prices receded 1sgzt
An active speculative trade was reported III pork,
and the feeling easy during the greater portion
OF the day Prices were irregular within a smhLi
range Opening sales were made at about yeslet'
days closing figures, but weak feeling was mani
tested and prices declined 7I.glQc Later we mar
ket showed little more strength, with fair buying
on local account and prices rallied again toward
the close the feeling was easy and prices teceueu
l2l5@l5c and closed quiet
a fair business wns transacted IN the lard market
and the feeling was easy Prices ruled i'y@iuc
lower, aud the market closed quiet ut inside hB'
urcs.
A weak and unsettled feeling prevailed IN inc
market for short ribs and trading was iAlrly nGlNe;
Prices declined l2H@l5c, and the market closed
quiet az inside figures
The leading futures ranged as follows
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HEALTH IL WEALTH.

m r G wr-rs SrnvE AID nglis TaylrrsNr.
sguafantcci fpcrlh0 inr li1sicfia, Ditfincst Cor
guislons Fiu. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, Ncfs'
Gus Prutratinu caused by tie use OF alcohol or TO
hacco Whsciulucss Mental Depression, soiienln
~ tho Irun resulting In iunnity and leading -
misery. decay AMI death, Premature Old Age. bar
frnncss. iosi Of poecf w either sex lnVoluntuf
llsasrf aud Epsrmatnrrhea causci BY 0tcrctcftios
Of the brain. salf.ahuse or ofcf-indulgcnce. tac1
tor contains one month treatment si.O0a box.
ofslx boxes Tor 400. scnI b. mall prepaid on ~
4. tot price
We Guarantee six Boxes,
Torfrc any car Win zach oricf received by q
fUftiK hofes. accompanied with 500 NO viii sen !
the purchaser orr wrticn guarantee q refund IN,
money n tho trcai,ich docs not effect cnft
Guariuters Issued only ~ John e. Wet A O.,
luNdy Z Co. hfuEElstl sole Agents Main sifc1t
hee.lh Tenn
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rro,tsions.

FISH Mictcp->Anli hrls 40. I, t'a. No. ..
.r Nos So. I0-ib Kits. No. I. slaE No si2,.
Dry herring family. BE pcr box. Nuuh tnulliuu
noe herring. hnlfbfls, sl5k White hsh hall brls.
st.M
noe PRODUCTS Quiet pork, sia01alaei Al
car cured hams iui otli.o. breakfast hnruu. we
iutr clear rib sidr hacun "a shoulders or
buh park. clear sides. u'.C clear ub sides u'ac
long clear. H. ~ thnuldcrs s'tc
LAgD-1os. e. hall brls, Sc legs, 3,c choice
Kettle Ntffhc. quiet
FRESH MEATS iicci headquarters, h9ic. fore
qunttafs, ss lc. Ciiy hugs. uttsC country dtc,tci.
b' .HtUc uet 10.
SlA
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IfAY-Cholcc. from slorc Sit, carload, from lcvcc
or depot siahhHltOt prime, ifum stnrc, ijatsuc
carload, trOm lUNpc Or depot sltapslltu priific,
from siou, dOHo0c; carload, from lc,cc OF depot
fiuUltflttN
COlN=from store. white. 90 i7c, mixed. &c,
frim ltNcC or depot white. lu bulk, Jietiur In
sacks iic. mixed. in bulk. Bic. lu sicks, iiv.
bHAS-lrom s'uuc. ~ ga,iic from lcytc or dc
pot. siAalttltUl.
OArs-lrlm store, white ef@.7c mixed. 3ta
81. from ieycc or depot white IA bulk. Sta Sc. la
sacks, &c. mixed. Ia bulk, ~. la sacks Bic.
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ore as follows: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, 9,ac;
low middling, 10 Lice middling, 1920 good mid
ding NC.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet. as fol-
lows May, lO5s@lOGO June. lO.56@lo5G July
lo.55@lO.b7; August l0.3S@l039; September, o.s5@
9sS; October 9.5G@957 November, 9i7@9is; Dc
ccmbor. 9iSd950; January, 9.59 February
9GidQG5 March, o,s7@a71. Sales, iG,2OO bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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I,o,,shoI,i supplies.

rRuiT Steady Changes aNcsslua q 100t IN
pcf boa, Calli0rnn. ttuu urr box. Lemons. ints
200 tpf hoN ihunnnN tiaosi2.1 VT bunch.
nalcs fHsc Firs, iiIiilr pvr pound.
Arltl1saslWut III Vr hfl hricl apples, 2lii0
puf 20 from sioul nrci pc1chcs, .i Il ium store.
NiHErAuLts Onions tiH VT hh cahhngc,
New Orleans crate. G. tUtfitn. rarlic iNc pcf lpt
MUS toHuauuts. tiuhathl pgt in fcnusts.
Niniuia. satr trnuurcU, infmrm stock. tnifc.
tuasied. iail r. higher shClci pgl, ~ white, ,c.
spanish. tuc. iUCius Texas, Old. talsC. Arkansas.
g.,e. lmllBu rhctiuuts ln.tt'r.
NuTfEW l'uuCuuc, iluis' ~. creamery, AZ. ID anc
daily ifHit'c. county butter, luttr
rdTAluts. iim. ~ I'.fi.5 pyf hrli strks 'n9
'oc pet bu Utah, s'fn.y rtr bu. sweet taup.t2tt
CIpEG-Onrk. sd5O pcr bril- aud $50 rcf bali
th
VINEGAR FER GAL t1Htit.
IuUs=-tcadN hnNCa. iuy. cuscs nc.
POULTRY thrkrus. Nuuus. e3Wtlm mixed,
CrtiiN hcus ti.Hsial, glcic, tlo0ltaVo.
durks, stOtL1
FRtsu Ilsil-nuralo. iR1c Per M. cat &c per
~ Game. pguh tfuut etc. s.tinc pcf NJ. -
RAi-lNa london laycn, tIui California, q -
pet huN
fiCKlEs -nfls sd5o half brl. slo.
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Itrea,istufIs.

FLOUE-From Iofc. iumly. si7f choice. sLt5
fancy 4at cAirn fancy slai patent si.lb quiet
strong
MANS AND PAS Navy beans, sl5@aO0 me
dun. VI HnttiG.
CRAtkEHsa CNtfa, 1C. tnChlo extra, G0f
Gle ginger SNAPS. 16J-'c. assorted iumblcs, ilog
lgiyr cream crackers. tigatN'yc
CRACKED MllEAT-lu hall brls, $50 from
siunr
HOMiNY AND GRITs Prom aoro. So,
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A triumph IN nread Making.

IfOm UHkUH MHWTIUo
Prof Gcologc lshoNing visitors through
his muscuml This is biscuit found in n
Pompciiau oven. IL is hundreds, ny,
thousands Of years old.
johnny Goologo with n grin)-Its no
such stud. That II one OF mothers
trumphs In bread making. bet Jimmy
Camp nickel that could put II In the
museum and fool you smart alccks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

AZ noon Spots quiet aud steady. Sales 5000
bales, Of which OG0O were American. Receipts a.
OOl bales. Of which 1900 were American. Closing
quotations were ~ follows Middling, Cd.
Futures opened stcadicr and closed easy.
These prices arc glvcn In pence and 6iths, thus
6G3 mcansG Gi-Gld, aud 5Oi means i-Gld,l
Atipm. MAY. b.6j buyers. May-Junc, bC3 buy
cr, June July. GoJ seller, July August GOO buy
crs August September, aG3 sellers. scptcmbcr.Oc-
tobcr, 6ii buyers, OctobcrNo,omber 53j buyers,
November December, 68j sellers; September, coo
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The wise virgin.


T
Pcrdita (heroicallyl--I can not, will
not marry YOU, Alfred, against your
mothers wish.
Alircd-l wish you were not 80 scnsi-
tive.
rcrdita-lt' IL not because I am sensi-
tive, IL Is because your fathers estate Is
left nj her disposal
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CATTLE-Choicc TO extra, 34@S14c; good, 3@
8l5c; scalawags to mcdism. lh@2%c; choice feed
ofs $50 lbs and up, 2l@3c feeders, $50 to $50 lbs,
+ifOGs-choicc corntcd lsIGjc good 4]<@l1lc;
common, 3i9mic.
sIiEEi'-Choice, 4]lc; medium, SIS@ic; common,
si.OOmlJ0.
LAMiis-Choicc DC; common to good, per head,
q Hta1.u
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NEW YORK, MAY G.-Ihc dry goods trade was
muiCuic but steady to-day, uud not materially
affected by impviiding auction ,hlct ntc's gUo,is.
Cluukiugs, hlauktis, cotton Nuuncls. iunuulci'cs
and Iuuiyd puituus NUrf active. cotton riuus
continue 10 hold % nun pu.itiuu, aud Euud pfiCvs
urc Hutoip iipd tumurIuW's trndc sao of colonel
tuttuus though THIS russ ui ruosis has hCuu Tor
some time SOW IT saic uud without definite basis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

NEW ORLEANS, La. May - Coffee steady; Rio
cargOrs common Ia prime, lG'sHl9'ac.
llCc-Quct but steady ordinary ~ prime ils91c.
limn STEADY, 2ise'iJc.
Cotton seed Products -Numin1L
Sugnf-stcndy nnd hrn. op u kettle, fully fair
G}sc. goOd mir, pluc. iair 90 e.. ccntriuguls hrn
on whle,Slsc. choice. ~ ~; choice yellow clarified
, 1916, piimC yellow clarified. 1.c OF yellow
clarified 7sH7 ll.ltc; fccuuds, a. .ub l3.itr.
Mums.e--upcn kettle, nominal. centrifugal
s'rOug, prime 10 good PRIME, 2-9,ac; lair 10 good
fair, Oa4lc. common 10 good common, lGglgc
iulutiur lgc.
NEW YORK, May --CoGcc-Optlon, opened
steady and unchanged Ia points duWu.und closed
barely u pdy. dcf I'd points down; sale. - tOJ bags
Including May go %. june, sld.3. July slGiief
l6 lH Augutt slDaiWlOCF september, slhtitg
1875 October, 5000 November. siGsnaslG 81, De.
ccMlcr cliSit,l G9tJanuary. slbyues lDpj fchru-
ary, sl1uu Mnrh, $50; Apfll, siEuj. SPOT no.
dun. lalrciwocs HOG
sugiJ-laW irm. refining. @ ,c centrifugal, %
test, u &C. refined steady, tar dcmnud.
MOmsscs- Foreign quicE New Urclus quiet
CINCINNATI, %, Aluy - -Whisky active firm.
sacs ilOl barrels finished gUuda on a basis OF sLU2
iiuttorHMcnk
sugtr-frni, quiet
Egn-tirmcf ~ ilgll'tG
tucDcHscndy
CUll AGO. iii.May - -On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter M fkCt firm. isucy rr,Amcfy.
i5otiCc choice 90 fancy, !. ,gsliU Tine dairy, l2t,
lit, iuir 10 coed, t0GuC. l.ls urm at - ~.
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roIInn Sod I.rn.Inrl..

MEAt.-pumc. tiSOoais1d. les than car load,
ppwllp.b1 90 meal tlCwti5ao loa than cur
load. ~ goatthO.
COTTON sEED- Railroad. tiiOo river, 5000
pcf ton
oll.-irlme crude, ;ssic. on crude, oossscl
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Anm Nnrh nr, annnr Mnri,rf.

ST louis. No. May :, Wool. Receipts ssS
so pounds against sGe.l pounds the pryiuu'
wees. Ills market u fifurs uc,iyc and DuO!unt
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Miscellaneous.


WHISKY Straight Krnturky bourbon. u to1
GoO. Robertson aud lluc uin touutcs, arm nt tLlo
UaUl Eastern yys, tlUI.t6 10. according a. nfc
aud make. uuinmou whisky, pctti ~ Hucunilng 70
proof Nothing under 20 I'cf ccnt quoted
GIN slVQJl.bo Tor domestic s2&9AS Tot I'M
ported
GEAs srFns--Rcd clover. g. . bu. herds. soa
nlo bu. orcharl, tl.A hu Timothy, tLlANln hui
German millrt hWfoC On Hungarian, 1a9eoc bu.
nAG6tNO apliUl.c
TlEl-si.M.
sliOr-Dpp, sliS buck, ti.io
ltAuaa1i sffoc
TALON 40
sNUrF-Gaucita so5s nalpht, Sos. Rail
road " q Gail 4 ANa tiO1
fUMnn-kogs No0 halt kegs taIsi quarter
kcgs ti5h
6OGL OIL Prime white sholesale lots, 90 por
TOIAcco -common. gssoc other grades, co
Sc
HEEswAN ne
NAit.s-ir1n. 500 steel tlin
woodbury. rrcntc wool, unWnshed, la'lc 2.
elgat rrrlsc wool. Ns3Jc bury washcd' NSsoe'
tub washed snttlc
iupis-py lint so I. oc No. ? Co. dry salied.
la'c ffccu shlcd. No. I. sc. No. u gtecn, ~
o. dccuAlns naaQC thccpsklns, t5c9tl'V1 hvhii
nal
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- ~ right smart glad, Gus that I fol.
lowed your advice. for my teeth arr in
splendid condition since using Longs Pearl
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Cnsh quotations were MS follows
llouf-seady, unchanged
No. aspiring wheat SIC; 40. spring wheat, 7Oc
No. red. SIC.
40. corn, 33i1c.
No. oats, nc.
No. rye, 4Oc
No barley nominal.
No / inNsred. Si.5I.
Prime timothy seed, si33.
Mos pork per brl, Sii.j 'mil,j5.
Lard, per 100 lbs SiG5iSMl5U
short ribs Sides loose 80
Dry sailed shoulders boxed, S.l2lSd12j.
Short clear sides, boxed tGi2' gW6.2.
Rcccipts-flour, 1900 brls wheat, 10000 bn;
corn G1l0O bu, oats, 2JOOJ bu; rye, GOO bu; bar
ley, 5000 bu.
shipmonts-Flour i20OOhrle wheat, 1900 bu:
corn, &SU0 bu, oats s0l ,UOJ bu; rye, loo bu bar
ley, 1900 bu,
KANSAS CITY, NO, May whcat-Quc,:
No. ,, ned, cash, 7ic asked; July, GlAc bid
Csc asked No. soit cash. i,c asked July Git
asked August, Gc bid. GI' .c asked.
turn-LoHcr No. ., cash. .Gc bid. 2Glgc asked
June, &c nskel' July, ,ulcs at 26lc; No =, white
cash 2,c bid.
oats-No, ?, cash, sales nj zoe bid, arc asked.
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ON nnh IIIrpenIInr.

WILMINGTON, y. e.. May 2l-rurpcn,lnc-
iuu: at ai'.c.
CLEvEIAND. o.. May 2e.-rcirolcum quiet
:. W, llU ~.
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DAILY COTTON sTAlrNrNr.

Impofts-M, & Q fM&T 2 COAsW. D 4 \
o&T.aIM.G a. steamer. io,' wagons, q
Total. i5g bales
Erpors-L &S,c Goa sw, ca Total, 10
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Spots opened steady and closed firm. mldllinr,
NC. sales, 1893 bales Quotations were a. fol
lows Ordinary. sc. good ordinary, w.c low
mlddiing 10 ii.icci middlinr, ilhc good mid.
ding 1876 midding ialr y sicc iaif y l'ioc.
ruturcs opened steady aud closed quiet and
,icady. a. follows May. i0.eiai0Cs June.
ioCaio62. July. ioC5eiocs. August io7iGio72
Feplcmbcr. ioi5aiOio. october, 9t9sapc, No VEN
Der. 0ssan.sc. Dcccmbcf as5@aS January, 9.pie,
eoS February, i00,0i0Oa March, ioi09i0iii
April, ioisgioio. eaics. ti.eoo baleA
Erw onLEANs
The spot market opened quiet and elotcd steady
ulddllue. iO,.c. Bales, 100 bales Quotations
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From the New YORK hlpth.
Daughter Talk about your Daniel
Webster, Henry Clay, Everett, Calhoun,
etc., pshawl Henry made better speech
than any Of them last night.
Faihcr-What did he say2
Daughter lie said, "Nellic. love you;
| have three millions. VIII you have
nc?'
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COTTON MARKET.
.cilANnr ni,nr,rinNs.

Tho local cotton market opened steady ard closed
roady mlddling 10 lille. Sales. 90 bales. or 10
W oxpoEcr and $50 10 fpInncn.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary. sQiCG good Obituary, o3iCc low
miidllug 10 8i6c. midding 10 ~ idc good mid
dunF. u 5iGc. middlnr fair. nomilal. iair nom.
inal. dusty, hsiho lower
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady .Middling Cotton 10 ll-lec
Sales Today, 600 Bales-The Cen
eral Market Is steady-Meats Are
Quiet.


WEDNESDAY EyENISG, May %, 1850.
There is an abundant supply OF money In
the banks with light demand. Rates, to 8
per cent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Alliance Bank. Limited, London. England
Chemical National Bank, New York