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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29

It's sharp upward movement. Among the
gpeclaltios the great feature was the SUD.
den rise In the san Francisco stocks ana
the common shot up about per cent, followed ny
The preierrcd with Il smaller gain. Others which
were particularly strong were the Lake Erle "
Western shares and the last Tennessee Stocks but
the Chesapeake Il Ohio stocks went back shade.
The opening was made on large volume oil ,Duhe
ness, but first prices were affected by the lower
London figures and declines were quite az nulner'
Gus as advances. The demand for stocks, however,
soon starred an upward movement, which con
tinucd until II O'Clock, when tho efforts OF the
traders and professionals brought about some
what lower range of values and some OF the weaker
stocks were brought down 20 below the opening
prices The depression was Of short duration, how,
ever, and In tho afternoon there was u renewal OF
the buying for the long account and prices once
more worked upward, though except in the few
spccialues the gains were FOR small fractions only
Toward delivery hour there was a shndlng OIL also
but ut the close the market was active aud strong
generally ut close 10 tho best figures Of
the day, The total number OF listed shares
traded IN was 872iVl, OF which 81 Paul con
tributcd $500. Manhattan, ON light business,
declined IA per cent but the other losses Tor tho
day were small aud lew ia number while san
Francisco Is mp Is aud preferred 2, ST. fhu IA
and Canada southern per cont.
Railroad bonds were more active and displayed
q more decidedly strong tone. which extended TO
all portions OF the list aud the advances made are
very uniform. st. Paul (ll. q u. -, rose TO ll59
LackuwAnua couvcrtibles, ~ 90 Hll& Duluth,
South shore * Atlantic ~, pa Ia 100; UhiO lndi'
ana Il Western secouds, 10 90 Ohio southern
hrsN . TO ~, and the incomes, - i To 1l1S
he total sale, of stocks today we've Ji2 jl shares.
ClO. ing quotations
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CHICAGO. tll. MAY -, The wheat market ire.
scented little mon life aud animation TO-DAY. aud
the volume of trailing was LANCER than yesterday.
AZ times. however trade dragged slowly. The
feeling wasu little unsettled. opening ~ Hrm iur
July aud snld OF immediately hw 4, then gained
strength and gradually advanced b.. h,c,mc
vnsiUr selling oil assta a., mlllcd. unI closed e.
higher than yesterday. Mas SOFA down. aud
murrd about the. fnino ~ June. aud hu'h thetc
futures Wcrc weak. u whs cafy a. obtain cash
wheat quite a lot having hcct held In rapcoiailou
oia cornyr IN Nay having c"mc on ilc market
August tcpicmtcf nrd December showed some
strength aud closed a. H. highrf than yesterday
The mason given Cot thr uppaUut stWuith la th,sU
deferred future u That market values ntC auW
about uu legitimate htsls aud orcnnr taking
IN consideration the low prCCs arc inuiv Disposed
~ cover, inilucucod s1mc by iho cold weather lu
the Northwest
A tif business wac transacted In corn aud tho
feeling developed WAS somewhat nfmcf. trtusir.
uuus lpiug nt slightly higher PREV. The market
upsuvd ~ yesterday closing prices, was nfm. aud
advanced .as ". fulc steady aud closed a to Be,
q higher than yesterday
uas VEN traded ~ mod f''r'y. G stronger feel.
ING Developed aud prizes advanced i.atc The
strrngth was due IA iaif purchases By a leading
upprntuf aud lees disposition Ia sell Trading was
| ony moderately active la pork. Opening sale.
were madc at iic decline On Tho close ~ yestriay
| aud further reduction ~ inC was submitted ID
later IN the day. buHng the latter part II the ~
sion the icCliug was ticndici aud prcus rallied
! q tiOr aud closed sichdy
\ little murc Interest was mhnifcticd IN Land aud
the feeling WIS easier ftlCct ruled i.fsir lower
| aud the market closed quiet 90 medium hruurs.
| Trading MS iairly active in the market iif shnr
| ribs especially early Ia the day. frCcs declined
/ 5'sesloC aud The market closcd quiet
The leading future, mngcd as follows
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CANNED GOODS b. plncnpplcs si.li@i. ~
peaches lhs. standard, si.ahaljG second. u O0g,
i.i,tOmatocs.2 lbs standard iiagC he standard,
si.0g ftmwbcuics ti.M msphcfrlcs si..f black
berries, slOu. green cages, sli0 pcar, tl,Hu.
plums, sl.lOi n'paingus, sim green corn, sluug'
i.pg grccu PEGS, sL2lWllg cove oysters, iull
weight 10. blsr1c . lhs, sLhllCt lirht weight
Gic; . lbs sini CONDENSED mia Crown. 81
Eagle. Sljt Swiss Shid salmon, sl.Gi6gi Oh sar.
dimes $50. mustard suuliucs, sl.J1, Mackcrcl,
slii91ia 10 herring mnckcrcl si.ii.
SuGAR=pur whitU. D. ~ 81 white SO yellow
cIarUc1 bastoi A. urhucd \, b ~ standard gunu.
lated, &c powdered, W,c; cut loaf, y',c open kct-
tie GleutlsC steady
COfrkl.- common. ii'.c, ordinary. isc, hir.
lHy primo RIO, 1'sC choice W iiucy, Dtti,c, old
government. .nbti'C steady
SAl1-snginnw. slb pUr luml' Ohio River.
sLauaL2 per barrel. lOuisitul sLli. sacks, one,
"a in tOnrC, 81 lH pkt ~ t.tsc
kltL-l Louisiana, i'satuc, Carolina Of5c.
STANCll-Jc.
ClltE-r-ifImc fats ---. New York factory
-. lull Crcam. &c. Young America ne.
NulAh7ls=l LOUISIANA. common tn lalr. @alhC.
prime choice, 3isluC Tan q, tv. tCutr.iugnlN com.
mon 10 iulr .a,s1'c piiino 10 choice. -a,tic syrup.
2Attinc firm.
tANDlls-stlrk.. al shes in bxs. ps and htls.
., lHl01c fancy assorted, .ti.'sc extra fancy.
ltf sc. firm
full weight 81 a.
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A sherln HllIea BY De.pcrndoo..

SHERMAN, Tex, May 2S.-SheHG May,
Of this (Grayson) county was killed yes
tcrday in a battle with three dospcradocs
whom he was trying TO arrest Warrants
had been placed In the shcria's hands for
their arrcs, on the charHo Of disturbing the
peace. knowing their desperate charac-
ior no took a posse with him and located
them at Howe. When called upon 10 sur.
render they fred at the posse, killing the
Sheriff. The iiro was returned, but the
dcspcradocs were not Int They surrcn.
dcrcd when their ammunition was cx-
hausicd and they were lodged In jail here.
The murder has caused great excitement,
aud the Gmyson Guards were called out
TO protect the jail rs II was feared the dcs-
pcradocs would be lynchcd.
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Cash quotations VEN ~ follows
iluuf. null and unchanged.
40 sfpflug Whcat ,pa,p a.. No spring wheat.
sGr, SO nd sisi,g', ~
NO corn. Insg
No guats 1iiaC.
No. Uc. HiU
30 barley. nominal
No nHxsuci tishi
Prime Timothy srct nominal
Mtss pork prf barrel sli5A
tari pof iui H. tAUii .aGFO
shouilb sdc. losc, sltoaasA
by ,altcd shoulders, bukci, sti9taiN
short clvat sides, loved o. utga ~.
corn ellco1 tu. oai' SC,coO bu. pc, i,ViJ bW bar
shipmcnis Flour 5oo brl.. wheat 1000 I'm.
corn isl.cJ bu' oats 1900 bu. pc, 400 bw bar.
Icy, bu.
Sc LOUIS No, May cs-Flour- Demand ,c,
Wheat Cash. dull and unchanged Option.
higher sharp demand carried prices M mpldly
ani The cluse va. isslc above Yesterday No.
rrl uish, ~ g.. June itsfflr closed at sc July,
7gsu', H5ic. closed n ~ BID August, ~ .af ~
~ rlusyd % il'sC bid september, n ,c. clrsrd NJ
N',c ~. h,ccmtct ~ ,stbc, closet al ,0i,o bid
year ts'sr tluscd nt Vt a. nominal.
Coui Higher No . mixed. cash. lIaaitr.
July Ntetli' Il closed VI uatc August ait -
closed - - BID. september as'yc
element C. NON orer,i at that and li.S NIX
June, 22l,C July, 2',c
MC-Nu . fu'tsstlu
Hay stead, prairie iSoosuoo timothy. asOa
nnn-Quicl and unchanged
llaNsccd- Numlnally Quuiahiy sth
Lead Quiet but unchanged nt sa65 Tor chemi
buI'ef-firm creamery, iiSlsc. daly, il,,a
Egrs-ioc for good stock.
Provisions uull aud Wcak.
Pork -ti2 i2'sHtl On
iArd-frime ,igam nominal, sGn
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NEW YORK. May Cogee-Optlons opened
steady TO 10 points down, better cables, quiet;
sales, 5000 bugs, including May SlG.jj@l6.0O;
June slGj0dlG5J July, $40 GtilG. 7O August 5000
@lG.sg September, sl6s5@pin5 October, slLOO;
December. slLO1@l7l0 January, sl720; March,
SlL2OMiG21. April, $3.50. spot Rio moderately
nclye, fair cargoes, lSHc.
SugaT-liaw, active, high. fair refining, G3fc;
centrilughls, 90 test 7iSt sales, 400 hhds
English Islands. So test Gf4t 1000 bags; contri-
ugals 90 test, NC, LOO bars molasses 81 test
GO Refined. active. firm, &c higher on hards;
g. 1910; extra g, T1.M731c; Unite extra C. ll-lG
Mi1tr' yellow, Gtf6tlc or A, ! l3lG0goc; mould A,
SO; standard. Sc; confectionery a, s1{c cut
loaf 81 e; crushed, Nc; powdered &c; granulated,
tC cubes, SIC
MOla,scs- Foreign, strong. 500 test 3Oc sales
niue clrgJos, zoe. New Oflcnts, quiet open kettle
good 10 fancy, 3s@iGc.
Rice steady, quiet domestic, A949G}sc; Japan
F4Wjlic.
CINCINNATI, o., MAY 2S--Whlsky, steady; sale
7Gs barrels finished goods on gisls sl.O2.
Buttcr-Ensy,
Sugnr-Activc firm.
EgS-stfOuger, i2@l2Nc.
Checsc-Stcudy.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 2S-On the Produce Ex
change today the butter marset was nrm and un
changed
Eggs-Firm, l2Ic
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Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points.
demand, par Eastern points, sight, lilo
discount Cncinnltf St. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago par New Orleans, y discodnt.
Selling-Ncw York aud Eastern points
sl.5C premium; Cincinnati ST. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago l.lO premium New Or
leans, par
The local cotton market closed quiet with
sales $50 bales, all TO spinners. New Orleans
spots closed steady at an advance Of l-l0c to
&c; futures steady; old months up TO 2
points, aud new OIL / 10 > points. Liverpool
Is quiet without quotablc change in prices
with futures firm at an advance Of / point
The New York market closed very firm, with
futures dull at an advance Of . to 4 points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Liverpool
cotton adyiccs today indicate n better mar
ket, and prices there are to 2points higher,
and the advance has been responded to by
an improvement Of about points in this
market The interest OF most OF the opcr-
ators, however, has been somewhat diverted
by the annual meeting Of the Cotton Ex'
change today which has been Of more than
usual importance In consequence Of the agi-
tation In progress with view To a modiilch-
ton Of the existing certificate law. Receipts
continued very light, and crop accounts are
good Rain Is still badly needed In the up
land regions. The inquiry for spot cotton
continues good, aud full prices are being
paid for desirable lots, which are exceedingly
scarce. New crop deliveries are very firm. II
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Provisions.

FIsII-MncRcrci halfbrls, No. l. $40 No 2,
$50 No o. s. -. lob kits No !, SIS; No. . VI, -.
by herring family, &c per box, NorlE CrruipH
roe herring hall hri-, sG55 White fish, hail bIs,
sAtO
100 PRODUCTS Quiet PORK, slaolsla 20.
sdrar.curod hrms. lOiNtlliF breakfast bacon, ~ 4
c,lO ~ clear no sido bacon, ~ shoulders 6ssc.
bulk uurg clear sides G'tc. clear fb sides, O. ~,
long clear o. g. shoulders, 20.
LARD-Tcs 7c. hail brs, 5ag kcu, nc choice
kettle Nimac quiet
FRESH MEATS Reef, HEADQUARTERS. i0ic fore
quifirrs, 8ic. tiiy hogs, G8'c, county drcs,cd,
bi s,,hr per 10
fiGs'FEET-Brls, s2OO, hall bfls $3.50 kegs,
t.
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LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon: Spots quiet, without quotablc change
In prices. Sales 1000 bales, OF which 100 were
American. Receipts 1900 0 bales, OF which 1000
were American. Closing quotations were as iol
lows; Middllng, Cd
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
THESE prices ARE given In pence and 6iths thus
COS means G3-6ld aud sol means l.G4d.l
At4pm.: May, hG2 sellers MayJune b.62 sell
erS June July, h62 buyers; July.August 563 buy
ers; AugustSeptembcr, bG2 buyers seplcmbcr-oe'
tobor, 5.ii buyers; Octobcr-Noyomber, b.s5 buyers
November December 535 sellers. september G0l
buyers
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A WILD WEST INCIDENT.
Robbers Murder a Paymaster and Get
E4.OoO-Thoy AFRO CauRht.

Robbers Murder a Paymaster and Get
S4,ooo-Thoy are Caught.
DENVER, Col. May ga special from
Childers. Tex, to the Associated Pres,
says Harry CHM and G. J. Watson,
alias Barlow Watson. were arrested at the
MaladOn Ranch ON Friday evening for
thc murder Of George W. Richardson,
superintendent OF the san Pedro Coal and
Coke Company, OF Carthage, n. NJ, by
G. A, Robinson, Sheriff Of Socorro. The
murder was committed May 10. II was
pay day at the mines aud Richardson aud
clerk, Geo. Arnold, were in the office door
when the men came In and drew rcyol.
ycrs on the clerk aud told him to hold up
his hands. Richardson was standing in a
door that led into another room. lie
stepped back 10 get q shotgun, and
turned round 10 defend the clerk, when
one OF the men slipped In at another door
aud shot Richardson In the back. The
ball passed through the heart, killing him
instantly. ono man guarded the clerk
/ while the other robbed the office Of $1,000.
By this time q crowd had surrounded the
| building, aud the robbers, mounting horses,
made way through the assembled miners
amid showers OF bullets, one OF which
killed one Of their horses, compelling both
/ robbers to make their escape on one horse.
| The murdcrcrs were trailcd about eighty
miles on the way 10 the Panhandle Of
/ Texas. On their way over the noun.
tain they dropped an envelope containing
SIS. aud buried bag containing 500
insilycr which was found 10y officers. The
officers came TO Childers on Wednesday
morning. started out ON the Matadon
| ranch on Thursday NJ noon and arrested
the prisoners on Friday night. The muir.
dcrcr were quite popular among the cow
boys and thcy threatened 10 release the
prisoners and for while il looked as
Il tho officers would have a fight for their
prisoners, but after an explanation OF
everything the prisoners were brought IA
this place and put in jail for saickccping.
Harry CHM had Sl.g35 on his person
when arrested and Watson $500, making
In all $500. Tho prisoners claim that
they got the money playing "monto" In
Arizona and also stated that they won q
lot Of horses, but that the Mexicins took
them away from them.
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tts...hala supplies.

TRUtr-slcndy umngcs-N cssina. slNai N
pc huA. California. SOD ttr box. Lemons q. .0tt
400 Per hoN Hinanh'. q ,hFg y ier bunch Datc,,
9stsc iigs. i'afilT per pound.
ApIiir# tiuu4f i.iN urr BET Dried apples. Gee i0
pcr NJ lrum ftur'. Dried pDurhcs sa, Il tfum store
NIGLrAnli.-- Onions, sla1 Ter bril- cabbage.
New orleans. cmtc. sAli1Lut garlic, ~ pcf luu.
Nur~atoHoauuts. si lHttlnu pcr lun Peanuts.
Virginia, 1Hfr. Tennessee, iaumctf stock, htiNr.
roasted. iWli,c hlghUr fhullvd. ted BE-. white "a.
Spanish lur lVruna Texas u!di 5lll.c. Arkansas.
aH.s. Italian vhrsiuuiH, ln.t3iC.
~ rrEH- nutiprno. lla,ls a creamery. .1.s.Dc.
daify, itstlir, county, lpulIr
rOtAlui--tim. nov, sluolti. % pcr brl lNcct,
S3Uu.tf 10 tpf hfl.
tiuEB-omrk, sdio pcr bf, and so per half
hfl.
VINEGAR -tvt sal. t2.stic
lhtrH~ttudNi huNts lnt DlsrH. l1'ac.
IUulINN=thirkuns. young. sittaaOo. mixed,
| saU1Ni hens, sAune,3A gecso slbi~Auu
| durks, siunal an.
| fNl.li tisii Hnunhlo ia1c pr 10 cat C. PEI
| 10. Game. IVr'h. iruut. etc., Hatiut pet H.
/ RAlslNsH London layers, stup. California, s1g
| pr box
! rtIkltsa Iirls. gG'G half itls stOO
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GENERAL TRADE.

Quotations today remain unchanged Business
comparatively quiet
Grain in store At the elevators Corn, 3l.gJ2 bush
els oats, 0,2H bushclA
Chandler, Brown & Co., Of Chicago, wired tholr
Memphis correspondent as follows "Nothwith-
standing free aud continuous selling Of wheat by
Hutchinson and scalpers The market absorbed all
the offerings and closed strongat nearly top prices.
The late advance was due to heavy buying by
Place, Of Piihburg, and shorts who were ran In on
indications Of fross tonight Ia thc West mud North
west heavy frost was reported In many locall'
ties last night Curb strong nae bid for July
wheat
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Dry salt meats-shouldcu,G.i5 longs and RIBS.
$500 short clear. SOLO U
Bicon-Doxed shoulders sS7S; longs and ribs,
s60Q@Gd2%i short clear, sG.f5
IIauns-el0 J0@l250 tll
overwhelmingly quolaIle; sl.4a
sReceip!s-flour, 1000 brls yhcat, 5000 Blu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu;l rye, none barley
none
shipments-Flour, 1000 brs wheat, 1000 bui
corn, 5000 bu; oats, ll,000 In rye none; barley,
none.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nay Az lwhcat--Q Quiet No
Pred cash, 52c asked; July 1casked; August, 6Oc
gust, 6jc asked. r.
cash, nc bid
Oats--No. 2 cash, 1910 bid, 2OIFc asked.
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HAY-Cholcc, from store Sc car load from lcvcc
or depot SlaiOtlGUD, prime from stone, ,jttSlc
car load from levoo or depot sli.i10tihOG prairie
from store b0dgOOc, car load, from lcvco or depot
siOWallO0
CORN-FrOm store, white, i6iS@ &c; mixed, Acc
from lcyeo or depot white Ia bulk 500 lOc, In
facks, ilC; mixed, In bulk. &c, IN sacks, llc.
BEAN-frOm store, 7lis@5Jc irUn lcycc or de-
pot, slad0diiOO.
OATs-trom store, white aCG15c; mixed 3i1
3Jc from lCycc or depot, white. ~ bulk HlGgBC Ia
sacks, sc. mixed. In bulk, Ne. In sacks, 3!c.
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nrcaasIuiI..

FLoUR-From store, family, $3.50 choice, 81 70;
fancy, sl.3j, cNtm fancy, sLh5. patent slH quiet
strong.
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans, sl5592OO me
dunn, 81 5Oc,l.1i.
OAiMEAL--ln half brls. s3i0 from store
CRACkEltS-Soda extra, De- treble extra, GO
&C; ginger sunus, 1mSi sc assorted Jumbles, llGs
l2i1c. cream crackers, 9sdSsC.
store.
llOMGNY AND GRlTs-Fron store, 81 ..
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LIVE Afnrl..

CHICAGO, Ill.,, May 2s.-The DroucrS Joiirndl
reports Catilc-Rccolpts, SlD0 head; shipments,
$500 head. Market weak beoYes, si00GL50. steers,
sliO@i20 stockcr aud feeders, g. iOesa75: cows
bulls and mixed, s1OO@1@ bulk, s24O@2 so.
Texas cattle e4O06t3.GO.
llogs-Rccclpts 1900 head shipments $500
head. Market active: i5c lover mixed sL2jml ~;
heavy, sL2OMLi0 light, 4GOeH %. skips. ltO6fLl5
heop-Rcccpts, 1850 head shipments, 900
erns shofn. sly0dlsj; TcXRs ghofn, S1SO6tL ~.
short lambs sl.OOabO1
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Monr,. Maud. and s,oeI...

NEW YORK, Nay ~ Money on call easy NJ 2s2's ,
pes cents last Loan nt % PVT uvnt. closed offered
no 2's prr cent. lHmr mercantile tHprT. ~ aHi1Ai
pr rlut sterling exchange dull bui steady, ~
Al ~, iuf sixty dui tliis and a. sn fnf demand
tt0trfunUut NtutIs have Ifru full aud heavy
State hunls have hocn dull hui nrm.
The tiurk Mufstt vuF somewhat les active -
day, and ihgW VS. nu strong tone az dutinE the
previous Few dHls. nni thp result ut the days busl
nvss b. Inst While fumC siogks tnuW matUfial sud
even phenomenal gains thpfU uw morc declines
than usual ui late The buying stiii continues nom
out Oi town sources and The local commission
houses afg ttll well supplied with orders. but the
professional element and the traders from DAY
tu day WVry inclined NOW uu1 mote 10 work
'Ur n wnrtun NJ material extent To-day there
was also uofc rvnCml realizing maycmCnt than
Doc Teen seen iut some dais past aud the tircngih
~ tho few Arc lhlitH Wa OH that carried the mar
Ari through. lhH buying ior thirnro account
however, seems o. bo uudlminlshCd. aud the faNof
lirs ~ that rCuiyr Wclu tul the leaders Ia the up
/ nad movement, aud the statement Of ~ lenl
/ net with ns much Cummcndaiinn a. heading did
/ Mlh dHnpptuVaL The latter. huweyef ala not
halt nuI tfrtl upon either the price oi CadluK 90
| % tWdicd sharss. london was somewhat lover
/ WIS morning nud wtt toIl,f tn some extent Ia
/ W. maitrl during ihu DAY, bat also bought SOME
/ ,ulm Pacific, lnuisNillg. 40 raul aud Northern
| lh,lNr. lhc trusts uncks mainisinrd their prolni'
| ncnI tgNuoh 100 The market and though Chicago
! IS uld not ndyancr mugl, t DISPLAYED stronT
| ,nue 90 We nlhtm Wrtu dtf IiDiiY huuknnt The
| Nnn.cfhihs arHu hrraWo active h the last hour
aha tAAe snow vpctuIll attracted alicntion ~
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MEAte-irimc. SIAmottsi0 Ices than car load
silutlp' 1 ~ meal siGw9l5a1 les than car
Load. slIunsfi5 "a
COTTON sEED -HAllrnad tu.O1. river tio o. per
ton
Oli.-Prlmc crude gs4mc OF crude. nGlc.
prime summer yellow, iI.t If. Oh summon yellow.
in.ti.r Churr Cnuslug summer yClluN. .0rl1c.
trlfup summer white. ll.fl fr
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CAfftEarhnioc tu extra, M ,sr' A., rnoi. &c
~ ,c. sralaWngs to mciium, laa.'tc. ghuic, iced.
90. ~ lle aud NJ Nt4aC icrdvfs, 80 iuHo lls.
g.nr,f
liOGs choice oomicd r,s'c good. sass.
common ~ .ailr
slllrr atholcc. 49, medium. 30 slie. common.
st.unHt in
LANis- Choice, sc common 10 good pcr head.
81 EnHIlUu
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THr well known STRENGTHENING properties
Of iron. combined with other tonics and a
most perfect ncryinc, are found IN Carriers
Iron Fills, which strengthen the nerves aud
body. aud improve tie blood and com.
plc1lOn.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 9 PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet -Middling Cotton 10 li-lec
Sales Today, 45o Bales-The Gen.
erai Market is steady--Meats Are
Quiet
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NINA snnan. Inv Lnlercrh.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May %. For the
ilnt time In decade, the sunday law was
rpidly enforced here yesterday The bar.
bcrshops, saloons, aud oil places Of amusc.
ment were closed.
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Wool.
New York Dry Good. Market

ST. LOUIS. No.. May S.--Wool-- Receipts 8i3..
ilj pounds, continued good demand and the mar
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COTTON MARKET.


The local cotton market opened quiet and closed
steady. middiinF. 10 iii6c sales. 80 balct. or
~ exporter aud an 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, spi6c rood oriluary. psiGc low mid.
ding. 10 ste middiur. 10 liier good midd iug.
u slGc iniddiiug ialr, nominal iair, nominal.
dusty, h@i'sc loWcf
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Oi, and TurpeotIoe.

CLEVELAND. o., May S.-Peuoleum-Ea Easy
T. W., 10 7}sc.
wlLMlNGroN, n. C.. Nay 2s.-Turpentlne-
Firm, 3jlsc.
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T. Il. Turley. Of Turkey & Wright.
NJ. Gavin, of NJ. Gavin & Co.
J. n. Falls of q. Falls & Co.
+. NJ. Nelson, OF Nelson & Raine.
r. u. Sims, of r. Il. Sims Il Co.
H.. d. Wilkinson, Of Dockery, Wilkinson d
Co.
J. NJ. Goodbar, Of Goodbar & Co.
+. T. Anderson, Pres't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. Kney.
w. II. Kenneday, Secretary Glitter
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miscellaneous


WHISKY Straight Kentucky bourbon. Il Aa
du1 Robertson anil Lincoln tuuutiCs. hun "a ti ~
tttDu. Eastern ncs. tiUiti60o. nrcuriing a. ago
and make common whisky, pVatsi "a acrurling
10 prioi Nothing under - Ter crut quoted
0iN slpsi.JJ ior domestic s1Nes1 30 Tor i'm.
ported
GIiAss sFEps Rcd cinycf e. Is hu. herds sosi
poc hu. On hard ruiss " 10 hu umuthy. si.iaaau1
bu. uounau milicl. si.''pc bu Hungarian. 5tesJc
hu.
nAGGlNG -aaiOi.c
TiEs-slM
sllUT nIop a.ia. buck N.n
LEAD .Nttst
TALON 80
SNurfaOnf5trs siN7r Haipha. ti0 2S Rail.
fold. sl1t Gail a AN's tnOi
pMpii,-kcgs SOU half kcgs, Sl'& quarter
kcEs. sish
tdALOli.-rhmc white. wholesale iDis. 90 pcr
TOBACCO Common g,ssNs other sradcs, oo,
So
HEEswAN-
NAiis-inn. siut steel. t1il
Nuul.aNutfI rfruFf WuIl unw1shcil, ihftff.
/ clear gfynsr Woul N.tsc. bury, washed. Ntfpc
| tub Waihri. u.ft1r
lilnis-nry hpt. No 1. or 80 2. Co. dfy fnitcd
hatic Ervcu fnliri. No l. 49, No. ac rry,n. ID,
| o. iCcrllus, 3tac. thculsklus, Eytisiu1 nom
| lnal.
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DAiLY cortoN STATEMENT.

ImV0n1-N q 9, J " \ u :, LN \. :. v \ 7
=. 4. C.O&sW NO&T, kCs&M. 81.
", san, -. I ~. y ilcamon. "a. wagons, q. total,
d. bales
rxpors-L6N. C.oSsw. o., NO&T,
g.. ,icimcn Norm. % total. 81 balck
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Brrcu,n's Pills &C, like magic on a weak
s'owaCh.