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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

CANNED Goobs-Pincupples $l.25Ci. 80.
Peaches lbs, standard, l,3jGDi. 40. second.
800. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard. sj@OOc 3
lbs standard, SlOO. Strawberries, A %.
Ra, pberries, At %. Blackberrics, 81 90 Green
gng,s. Sl.25 Pears, 500 Plums ~. 20.
Asparagus, 500. Green corn, Il .OOCul .i5.
Green Peas, Sl.25 Cove oysters full weight,
ID, JOc. lbs. i.5)dl.G0; light weight, Doc:
. lbs, Si.Olmll0. Condensed milk, Crown,
$3.50; E1glc. $40; Swiss, $3.50. Salmon,
Sl.75M2OO Sarlincs, 500, mustard sar.
dincs, $50. Mackcrcl, 81 -; herring mack
ercl, ~ %.
SuoAR-Pure white 7c of white, csc.
yellow clarified, G'sdGAc refined A, nc;
standard Frnnulatcd 7Am73sc; powdered,
slldSAc; cut LOAF, sis9sAc; open kettle, 0
GD5Ac; firm.
CorrEE-C Common. l6c; ordinary. lGiSMl7c;
fair, l7A6tlSc; prime Rio, "a 1890; choice
10 fancy lOAgOc; old government 3lG3jc,
steady
S,Lr-Saginaw ~ 3O6glij per brl. Ohio
River, $50 'tl.Ii per brl, sicks, fine, sl.J16g
Lao coarse, a ludl. 49, pckts, 2j4d1c.
RicE-Louisiana, ils@Ol.c, Carolina, ga
&c. firm.
JANpfE--Stick, all sizes, In bXs pals and
brs, OG1llc: fancy, assorted, 100 Zoe; extra
fancy, lSct2tc, firm.
SrNHCu-3AMjl.c
MuLAs-Es- Louisiana. common To fair p
Ct3ic, prime, choice, SO, We. fancy. IiltJOc.
Ccntriiugils. common to lair, 9O0JbC, prim,
to choice. JOM i5c. syrup. poo iic. steady.
CnrrsE-l'rimo Hats, siSmDisc, New York
factory, nlsMlN,, full cream, i2isdi,c:
Young Am rica, lj@ lic.
Soar Avn CANDLE.-Soap 3is@jc; candles.
full weight luc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

The market quotations remained un.
changed iulny Amount 1T grain in starr at
tn elevators. Corn, btpli bushels. oats.
81, .uj bushels wheat, as bushels
ln tie local cotton market cattle rccciptu
during the past week were moderate with
firm prices At present there u only fair
supply oi butcher, aud no medium or feed
CO., are Tor sale. The demand especially for
feeders, u good aud all arrivals meet with
rrhdy sale. Choice grades are In fair de.
mund, With prices strong Prospects Tor the
coming week arc favorable.
There b. but a light supply Of io,. on
sale. with guoi demand, prices firm. The
market Is bare Of sheep aud lambs, price,
strong with good demand
AZ New Orleans thcrr has been q total ab
scncc ui animation in the sugar market.
kettles In good supply but hard 10 NOV,
even NJ steady reduction m prices ccntrifu.
! gals move with more regularity. demand fair
aud prices show no material decline. Tho
decline in prices, while partially due 10 tho
decline In the New York market, Is largely
attributable 10 the smaller purchases Of IN,
trust Molhoos prices show little change
The better grades move fairly we'll. and thcr,
las been buta slow movement In other dc
sCriptions The grinding season Il now oyei
aud from the volume oi receipt. tom plan
uti"us To date the shortage In the crop. com
pared With las, year. 3. thought 10 bc smaller
Than was at lint calculated upon. Popular
estimates nov run from gNuJ 10 2i1Us
hog,huad. Rice has undergone but few
changes during The past week and prices hay,
been well maintained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

CmcAao. H.. Jan. is.-rhini. appeared 20
b. considerably mixed iu wheat in this mar.
kct today Trading was heavy anl largely
local aud credited mostly 10 tie laFso hoir
traders. some parties who were credited
with having bought very freely q few DAYS
ago. sold hcivily, one dealer being credit Il
with selling i,u01.OJ bushels or monr. while
Others were buying, one operator being
credited with taking $1,000 o. 10000
bushels Tor covering u shorts aud another
with buying 5nO.OOO bushels on long account
Tho impression prevailed that a good Heal III
long wheat had been cold aud short line,
covered Fluctuations " price wcrr CON
fined within moderate range. considering
the active trading. and the feeling was strong
most " the session. Tho opening was about
the same ~ closing yesterday, Cascd OF sc,
aud after that mllicd With numerous slight
fluctuations eased sc and closed i.c higher
than Yesterday. A sale oi lOOnp bushels old
No. 2 spring was made here TODAY 10 q local
miller NJ Si.O0, or ic undrr the May price,
showing that choice milling wheat r not
plenty and that to obtain desirable lots some
premium must be paid above regular lots
very fair trade was witnessed In corn
early and the feeling developed was quite
strong after which prices cccdcd aud the
market became less active. Tho market
opened NJ about yesterdays closing prices.
was unsettled for a time, then advanced 80,
reacted i.GsaEc, became steady, aud closed
hWi.c higher than yesterday.
Oats we're stronger and the ptinclr pal
futures traded In advanced kaIc. Tho
near dcliyeric. remained dull, aud although
at one time higher prices were bid they
failed 90 bring out sellers and not sufficient
trading occurred 10 establish prices
Quite an active speculative business WIS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Miscellaneous.

WnisEY Stmirht Kentucky Bourbon.
~ snOthU1. Robertson aud Lincoln Counties.
Tenn, firm at sl.JO Ia slOD. Eastern rycS.
s2u0a001, according 10 the az aud make.
common whisky, rlcai.Jo according to
proof nothing under - per cent. quoted.
GN-si,up ~ $50 Tor domestic, g. 81 for
imported.
B,aatNu-ii26i3c.
Tir-si lU@i.ih
suor-nup. A. ~ buck, sll5.
lIAp=h' su0c.
TALON tic.
sNtrr-Gafrctrs 5000. Rllphs. siO.2i
Railroad, 800. Gall 4 AVS. spOu.
fUEs Rear skins. ~ ulGt1 90 mink. ihm
iic, coon, hunter handled, liGt5ic. country,
handled. l1ttUnc, otter, siWttBuD. beaver,
$inptGO, Wild cat. iiCoJOC fpx. i5,g75c.
muskri, lb0i5c opossum iuti5. wolf
hEtts2uf panther jrttslOl skunk, l5tJ
Nr
rownrR-Ecgs. $500. half kegs s2.7s.
quarter kegs. 81 IS.
Coat oil-rhmc white, wholesale lots, iOc
per ml.
Vocabulary, grease wool unwashcd, ~
mAlg clear grease wool, 2uot1Ns bury.
washed. maHS tuh.Wnshcd. JU.tAi.
Ion'ooo-'ommon, 2iBjly; other grades
OAf.tC.
NrrswAN-2lc
Nus- Iron. 500 steel. $40
Hiprs-ny ilint No 1, a., No 2. 90 dry
snltrd. 80 No. ?. &C. green slltci No. I. 90
tt'-i Me-. ., ic. green o.. dccr,klns. $50 inc.
shccpskins, l1,Ctsl.Oo hrm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
ItouachoI.I supplies.

FRuIr-Steady. Orange. Si.UjH5.50 per
brl, el.Juu2hJ pr box. Lemons. - 500,
$50 per box Bananas - .5pH25 Jprrb bunch.
Grapes Malaga. sGUahOO. Dates, 5@sc.
ArrLrs-- l.,Od22j per brl. Dricdapplc.
i",c per H., from store. Dried peaches, SO
De-, from store.
GANE-Quail. sI.OoGi p per doz. squirrels.
7jc per dul, rabbits, Sl.Oidi.2 - per dOz. Wild
turkeys ai@7ic each; wood duck, 1890
l.ih per duE teal, 80 25Gt2.dO per dor. NAL
larl, s3.2tm2jnpcr doz. Nenisou saddles, \
Ogluc per 10. whole deer. iGjr per 10. opus.
sum, l5a los. dressed coon, lUHSic.
NrorrNnLrS-Oniuns, sLJOCgl75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, Sdnc; New Orleans. crate.
| sa,jM32i. kmut per brl. SiUOm6 uU.
half brl, s20iaa5O. Garlic 5Or per 10
Carrots, SiOpgJ1O per brl. liccts' $3.50
2'h per hrl. Parnips, $500 per brl. lIor.c
rndish, siOn6tA.J1 per brl.
urE-llutcrinc l5c creamery. 35C.lsc.
dairy, 9"Mc, country butter, i2miBc.
Clnrn-Ozark, $3.50 per brl aud $3.50 per
half hrl.
ViNEa,n-p Fer gal iOai2c.
E"g--puil. Boxes, i2c. cases. i9c.
RnsiNr-l.ondon layer, $50, California,
81 - per box.
PickLp-lIrls. $3.50 halfbrls, 500.
PouLtHY-thickcnS, young. a. uOt2 %.
mixed, g. 9iHA7j. hens. SlO0d3. ~. tur-
keys, young ,GOlCIhp. old ssuJCtl2 ~.
geese, IS jOdI.5o ducks, SjupaA5p. dressed
turkeys, Haze per pound. hens. si256s
NO, chickens tL5Og2O0, geese, $4,000
aO1
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per ioo. Peanuts
Virginia. bh@6'sc; Tennessee, farmers
stock. it,hc roasted, 'sc higher shrllcd.
nd, $50. white, lc; Spanish ~. pccins
Texas, old, 5Ossc. Italian chcsinuts, 1900
l2'sc.
fur,rors-Firm si.5Od2OO per brl: sks
6'@,Ac. Utah, SjgDOc per bu. sweet, $i75
per lrl.
fHr,u FWu-Budalo, i@ac Per ~. cat. ic
per 10. Gainc-Pcrch, trout etc, 5asc
uef Id.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

reported in mess pork, but prices ruled ir
regular. Early sales were made at about
Yesterdays closing figures, but the market
soon weakened, and prices gradually de-
clined S5@37Hc. Later the market ruled
steadicrl and prices rallied 124@l5c but
declined again and closed easy.
Trading was quite active in lard and prices
ruled irregular Early sales were made at
Yesterdays closing figures, but the pressure
10 sell exceeded the demand and reduction
OF l5@l7Hc was submitted to. Later the
market was steadier and prices ralie 215@
DC, and closed quiet.
There was good trading in short ribs and
the market was weak during the greater por-
ton Of the day. Pricosruled weak and de-
ciined l5@l119c, but rallied 2H@5c and
closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

FIsH-Maclprcl, half brls, No. I. -. 50M
900; No. 2, IS OO61s 80; No. 3, $750@&00. lob
kits No. /, $l.3j, No. ?, 5l.25; No. 3, 3l.lO.
Dry herring, family, 35c per box; ~ Q. roe
herring, half brls sG.75, White fish, half
brl, $500.
Hoo PRoDucTs-Easy pork, sl55OI15 10;
sugar-curcd hams, llh@l2c; breakfast bacon,
HOLE; bulk pork, clear sides ne; clear
rib sides, 73Sc; long clear, 79sc; shoulders,
07Gc.
FREsH MEATs-Bcef, hindquartcrs 5GGc;
foreuuartcrs, 3Cic. City hogs, 7m7 Ec,
country dressed, 5@5ilc per 10; spare ribs,
SCI backboncs, &C. per III.
LARD-rcs, Sc, half brls, SIC; kegs SIC;
choice kettle 0tgl0lsc; firm.
Pos FEEr-lirls, 5000, half brls, $500;
kegs, 81 D.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

bles. iO@ilc. cream crackers, 7If6IsNc
CoRS MEAL-Pcarl, $3.50; roller S2.l0j
quiet.
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans, & %; me-
dium, $500
DAT MEAL--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKED WnEAT-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
lioMINY AND GRIrs-From store, 1925.
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FeedstunS.

CoRN-Trom store, white, i0c; mixed, 45c;
from lovcc or depot, white in bulk. 42c n
sacks, i5c; mixed, in bulk, i0c in sacks, 43c.
BRAN-from store, Soc from leyee or de-
pot, SlG.50
HAY--Choicc from store, size; car load,
from leyce or depot, $l60O@l6.50; prime,
from store, sO@sjc; car load, from leyce or
depot, $l50O@l5.6O prairie, from store, 80
CG0c, car load, from levec or depot, 10000
100
OATs-From store, white, SIC; mixed, Soc;
from leyec or depot, white, in bulk, 3l@33c;
in sacks, Soc; mixed, in bulk, 20I9o; in sacks,
gOr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

INV WWTTNNHs
The spot market opened quiet and steady,
and closed firm middling, 0DlGc. Sales, $500
bales. Quotations are as follows Ordinary,
Nc; good ordinary, SIC, low middling,
o Lice middling o O.lGc; good midding
10 3-lGc
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
steady, rs follows: January, 0lsmDi0; Feb.
ruary, pi0@oj ~; March, 1b76to5s; April,
00j@0G6, May, p7J@95l; June, OSl@n ~;
July, asDtInOO, August, 0SG@0s7. Sales,
~, 500 bales.
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

~ noon: spots-Aciiyc. prices hardening.
Sales, 1900 bales, 1T which 49, ~ were
American. Receipts. 10000 bales. OF which
$50 wcrc American. Closing quotation.
wcrr ~ follows Middling. 3 u.lGd,
Futures opened iirin ht advance aud closed
firm.
lfhc-c prices are given in pence aud Gith.,
thus Gbj means GGiJid. aud 5Ot means
o. l-Gld.
AZ pm January. 53i values. January.
February, 5aj sellers, February. March. 3. "a
SELLERS, MurhApril aJ buyers April. May.
MI SELLER May-lInc, SIS sellers. June.
July, asa sellers, July-August $50 sellers.
August.Scptcmhcr, haH buyer,
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending January ~ 1850
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

CAtrLt-Cholcc to cSin, a4a3.c; good.
Sos &c. scnlnwags 10 medium. i.d2i,c,
choice feeders. 40 and up. 2amac. feed.
crs, $50 90 asa, 2i.Ct2ac.
Hous-Choioo light hogs, 5dSi.c. GOOD
t4ttbc. common, ta@ARc
shrEr-ChoicS &c, medium, 3d3i.c, com.
mon, Si.OOai. so
LaNns-Ihoicc, DC, common TO good, per
head, 81. 5Ott36O.
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GFnrerIc..

Nrw YoEy, Jan. S-Cofrec-optlons
opened barely steady aud Irregular closed
steady, 5dD points up. Sales, II, 100 bags.
including January, Si6bjGttj.1j. February.
ela.JJalo.Gj March aud April. sl5. iOdlj -.
May, sljSjti 1850; June, SIS. IJGi5.JO july.
SlJI5 tl5.a,, August si5.5Oai5.G0. Scpieni-
Der, sl1.UDa5.11 october, Slj.50, November.
Slh.1O December, $500 tl5.15 Spot-R %.
strong fair cargocS l1Jsc.
sugir-l,aw dull; fair, refining i3.lCc.
centrifugal. Oj'; test 81; refined dull,
steady, G, Oc; extra G. 03i6c. white extra
&, Csc; yellow. 5izmGc oil A, 6tGGsc.
mold A, nc, standard A. OS.c confccti0n-
crs' A, GA. cut loaf. Nc. crushed. NJ: pow
dcrcd, nc; Fmnulatcd, &c. cubes, nc;
Molasscs-Salcs, six cargOcs new crop
Cuba, February and March deliveries, at
~ H. for co. test.
Rice-Modcmtcly active and firm,
CISCiNNAri, o., Jan. s.-Whisky-Stcady;
sales, i,il6 barrels finished gOOds on basi.
Of clos. Butier--wcak and lower fancy
Northwestern creamery, 25s2sc; prime dairy
rVll, l2oglJc. Suglr-Quict. EgIs-Stcady;
l2sml5c. Chccsc-Fiun.
CnicAGo. III, Jan. iS.-on the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
dali and weak. fancy creamery, 2I@25c.
choice 10 ilne, isa9nC. fine dairy. lUaisc:
good 10 choice, ii@l2c. Eg.s-Sicady at
iic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Articles opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows:
LInnr- Ainn.l,t md nnnnnn..uI

Cash quotations were as follows:
klour-Steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 9134dJ7Lc; No.
spring wheat, S5@06c; No 2 red, 90A@07l &C.
No. Corn, 3iISCg3iSsc.
No. oats, "a &c.
No. rye, lsc.
No. barley. nominal.
No. | iaXsecd, Sl.62.
Prime timothy seed, sl.5s
Mess pork, per brl. Sl2 5jGl2.Go.
Lard, per 100 lbs, $3.50.
Short ribs sides (looseL S657lE; dry sailed
shoulders (bOXed), S6gJdO.3Tls; shOrl clear
sides (boxcdL s700@7l2I5.
Rcccipts--Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, 10, 900
bui corn, 10000 bu; oats, i09, 900 bu, rye
5000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu.
hipmcnts-Flour 1900 brls; wheat, H..
900 bu; corn, 65.0O bu; oats Ga, 900 bu; rye
none; barley, 5000 bu.
ST. LOWS, Mo-, Jan. Internationally
unchanged
Wheat-Mor strength and stcadiness to-
today, and closed hc above yesterday; No
red, cash and January, Ole; May, Ultm0Sc;
closed at V1jsc; July, Sjs@SO3sc, closed at
s6lfc bid.
Coru-liighcr firm No. 2, mixed, cash,
29AWioci March, 3d3li4c, closed at 81 Sc
bid May, 3.'s@33is d33Hc, closed S39.c.
Oats-llighcr; cash. 2i34c; May, 2St W.,
Rye-lIcld firmly at ls]lc, but there is no
demand.
iarlcy-very dull; one car Of Iowa sold
at lic.
lay-Nery quiet; unchanged.
BIdn-Ncry quiet unchanged.
Buttcr-Elsy creamery lower, 2id23c;
dairy. l2W2ici Northern roll. i5@lsc.
Esgs-Dull and lower at l2c.
Cornmcal-Stcady. at Sl.S5MI.OO.
PrOyis.uns-Ddll, aud only a small Job
trade. Pork, $500. Lard 1918. Dry salt
m,its-lposc lots shoulders, $500. longs and
rios, $50, short clear, SGaj; boxed lots. ribs,
$3.50 short clear, 500. liacOn-shouldcrs,
$40; longs, T1Ud7.75; short clear, $500.
lllms-SlO.25r,l2.UO.
R,c,ipls-l.our. 200 brls. wheat, none.
corn. lil,uJp bu; oats. 1900 bu; rye, l,ODU
bu; barley, 1000 bu.
shipmcnls-flour, GOO brls: wheat. L.
coo Ou; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 2O,OOO bu; r, =,
2Ojf barley none.
KANSAS CRY, No., Jan. is.-Whc T.
Quiet No. 2, red cash, no bids nor Offering.
May, " 90 bid, n,9tc asked. 40. =, soft cash.
DC asked. May. DSi ~ bid. IL uskcl.
Corn trong r. No. ., cash, 2ji!c bid:
2Gi,y ask "a, Mny, &C.; No 2Whitc. ca. A.,
2.c u.d. NAV, 5ui c bid aDisc asked
o'ts--No. cash, 2c2 asked, May, - &C bid,
- 81 asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

ST. foris, Mo. Jan. S.-wool-Stcady;
bright medium ind2Ii.c coarse
braid. i2at22c. low sandy. ilGSisc. hnc light,
l7GJ2ic; hnc heavy. iJCtiOc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
lire tst.tuUs.

FtotH-ffom store. common. g. SOFAS o.
inmily sl@dlah. choice. 81 Sptim fancy,
a'"om chtm ianCy, sAioa3.5O, patent,
ih5'FGup quiet
'n''Nrm Soda, extra. 5itc. treble extra,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
tn. rir., .,mr,om. OF De.,h.

Tircd feeling. duh headache palms IN various
parts ~ he body, shaking NJ the pl % the stomach,
loss II apIeiiic ictCfishucs. plmplCs ~ sur, are
al positive evidence u poisoned hluud. No mat
irf how u hcunuc POISONED II must H. purlcd b.
avoid death Ackrfs English Hood Llxcf has
urtaf Jailed g. fVmuYC sCuiulnus % syphllitr
lnituns sold under positive guarantee. II. J..
lirisirf. druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
January IS, 90 1875 bales, as against l7,7l9
bales last week, and s.750 bales same week
last year, since September /, 555,7O bales,
against 500 0j5 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 306i2 bales, as
against ll,Ol0 bales same week last year,
since September /, 40, 2i3 bales, rs against
1884 bales same time last year. Weeks
sales, 2l5OO bales. exporters, Il, $50, and spin
ners go bales.
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on aud IurpestIne

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. ls.-Pctroleum quiet,
sw. 100 7ltc.
wILNNgroS, y. O., Jan. is.-TurpcntinC
firm nj lgtsC
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FxcmANuE QrorAfInNs.

Ordinary. 7'lc good ordinary, $50. low
m.ddlinx o1lc middlina sfc. good mid.
ding iu,sc middling tar, lOjlc, fair. nom.
final
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

CHICAGO H., Jan. is.-Caitle-Rccclpis
701 shipments, 400 Market stcadicr
Choice bccycs si.5OaL7i. stockcr aud
feeders. g. i0a3S0 steers. S2DOdl.I5. COWS.
bulls aud mixed. SL7j6b30j. Texas steers.
f2Ti
liogs-Roccipts 1900 shipments 1000
Market lower Mixed. ti.pnGri.5O. heavy,
stp,95l5, light tiOo@5i5 pigs. S3i5tg
$40
shccp-Rcccipts. 1000 shipments. LOO.
Market steady Natives sJaOCt3O1 west.
crn cornfcd, tl.5oaLsU. Texans, sJOo@LgG.
lambs, ~ 7jaG5O.
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Nniinn scr,I I,rn.inni.

PniNr Cams ou--iptsijt primo summer
yellow, ipCthlc. choice cooking summer vel
low, aJtthhc, cotton seed meal, S2J.OO, les
than car load, s2l 80.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
mo.cy. Bend. and stock.

Nrw NonE, Jan. is-Moncy on call easy
NJ to 20 per cent; last loan, ? per
cent closed offered at 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper iA@0H pet cent. s,cr
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LONDON, Jan. Isl pm.-Bar silver
q II lGl per ounce.
iAms, Ian. ls.-Thrce per cent rcntcs,
~ 2'.c Tor the account
BfHLiN, Jan iS-Thc statement II "a,
lmpcnn, Bank II Germany shows an in
crease in specie Of 2OOi1uO0 marks.
BANK CLEARINos.
Cmcs0o, H., Jan. ls.-ClcarinF., s0,Spi..
con
81 Lotus, No. Jan. is-Clcarings. 81. 90.
$50. balances. slO2. 1850
NV NoRE. Jan. iS-ClcaHngs, SiiG3l5,.
$40. balances. 80. ujO. inl
BUtiNouE. Md, Jau iS-Clcnring., 81,
sih, du1 balances, S2si ~
BnsroS, Mass, Jan. iS-Clcarnss, sil.
3NGsr balances, ti.i3J.p>L
PmLAbtiruiA, Pa, Jan. lS-Clcarings,
si2, psj. az balances ti,,ll3ls
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Spots opened steady and closed steady
middlug, l5-lGc. Sales, Si2 bales. Quota
tions were as follows Ordinary, 1876;
good ordinary, s'6ci low middling, 7-iGc;
middling o 1916; good midlling, 10 5-iOc;
middling fair, 1870; fair NE
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
rs follows january, o.G7@0GG Feb
runry, 073@07i, March, 0.s0@O.s7; April,
0g7@0Os May, 1000 1905; juno, lO.i7@
lois July l02j@ 20 August, i0.3l@
1892; September oo5@007, October, 900
bid. Sales 5000 bales
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ending Friday, January rs, 1889:
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NI.rIIIANTnI. nnNn..
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm aud
closed lrmi middhng. Csc Sales. 8SoO
bales, including 20 balcs last evening
Of which 400 bales 10 exporters aud 20
bales 20 spinnors
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY g PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton o 6-9c;
Sales Today, $500 Bales - The
General Market Is Steady = Meats
Easy.

rRrpAy EVENING, jan Is, 1850.
Money is easy and business men find no
difficulty in securing accommodations from
their bankers at per cent
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Impors-M 4 err 1873 NJ x TRR, ia l. & N
II X, 1876; MA LRR Il, lG9 G, 6sW Il X, 5s; X
G, So RR %; KC, NJ Il BR Il, o.. x r.
l9G l., No& TR Il, II; Tenn Mid, H. steamers,
$50; wagons 100 Total, 2,ijl bales
Exports-M 6CRR, a,3ii; II STR r, lOj l. 4
II r. go; C, o&sW II II, 500 H. n o a 7 X
II, 200; Tenn Mid, 80, steamers, l,2OA Iohl b'G'
lnlaa
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Spots closed quiet aud steady.
Trcs Orlinairc, Os'sf February futures,
Cb'sc.
Ahuyc spot quotations represent Gs 4 Tor
~ kilos ~ low middling cotton. llavnr
terms, th3i kilos equal to loo lbs, aud 3. 25i
equal o. 81.
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GENERAL TRADE.

l,uY aud sell stocks aud bonds through r..
NJ. ualbpnth, No. 10 Madison street
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THE SPOOKS DRIVEN AWAY.
a burlington Mason Explains the Strange
Noises at MaI1ets Bay.

large number of people visited the Bill
lings house at Mallets Bay Sunday to hear
the mysterious rappinGS which have given
it the reputation of 1.-THE haunted house -
The strange noises continue to be heard to
the wonder of all visitors and the awe, if
not the material gain, of the family who
charge admission to n house infested with
spirits. Among those from this city who
visited the house was a well known mason and
builder who says that as soon as he entered
the mysterious cellar he solved the mystery
The house is peculiarly constructed, the
sleepers being attached TO single cross
timber in the centre, which is supported by
a post resting on the cellar bottom. Earth
is banked about the house on the outside to
keep the frost out of the cellar, and the
frost heaving this causes the floor timbers to
give slightly and crtak over the central
support. 1t makes no difference in what
part of the cellar or the rooms above the
visitor is standing the noise sounds as if it was
ma de in the immediate vicinity. The increase
in the internal racket at night is explain
ed by the fact that the fires are allowed to
60 out and the frost then works more vigor-
ously. The house from which Billings NOV
ed to his present place Of residence was sim
ilarly constructed and similarly affected.
Thus another mine days WONDER is effect
ually disposed of.