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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-15
LOTTERY.
LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1877 BY THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
OPERATED UNDER A TWENTY YEARS
CONTRACT b ~ THE MEXICAN INTERSA-
TIONAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

TIONAL D1PROV EMENp COMPANY.
Grand Monthly Drawings held In the Moresque
Pavilion in the Alameda Park, City of Mexico
and publicly conducted by Government OH
Gals appointed for the purpose by the Secre-
Laries Of the Interior and the Treasury
pRAwIiG on AUGUST llth, 1889.
CAPITAL. PRIZE $50, 900.
PRICE OF TICKETS. AMERICAN MONEY
hholes, S2-aalveA, ~ Quarters. soc.
Club Rates; 27I2 Tickets for $50 u s. Currency
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LAWNS s

Coored Lawns this week at &c, per yard.
35c. quality Light and Dark Figured Linen
Lawns this week down to i5c
White Lawns, 2s inches wide, &c. per yard.
Beautiful quality India Linen Lawns Sc. per
ward
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NEW YORK. April 4.-Cohee-Options opened
firm, l5@1O points up, aud closed iitm il6s " points
above yesterday; better cables aud iaif business.
sales. Gl,2iO bags inriuding April. siAHalG IS;
May, siGiuGtl6aU Julic, SibDCtb.f5, July, slGaje,
iG ~ August SIC bO8l66a. september, slG0VniG ~.
October SIC 1OetiG "a: November, SO 7ufi6.s0. Do
ccmber aud January. Si6.75WiSHA February, SIC N
Csl6.uO. spot-Rio. nrn. faif cafgOcs, iS'tc.
suEaf-Law, firm with n fair demand. Sales.
2iu6 bags ccntriiugAls, %, test Gisa6sc SO hhds.
m0lasscs sugar, NJ test o, 90 aud IA hhdx Musco.
yado ~ test sc. Refined, dull.
MulAsst@-fougn aud New Orleans quiet
Rice-Vuict and steady.
NEW ORLEANS La. April I-Cofce dull aud
lover, Rio. common 20 prime iGit1i9i,c. Rice
steady aud arm. ordinary 70 prime, a's@ic Cot
ton seed products nominnlly unchanged. kugal
dull, open kettle. choice, Oetel prime 10 ttflotly
prime. D i3iGaGi.fg iair 10 fully fair. fkMjtc
common 20 go"d common, 5'tg1' "a interior. %
~ centrifugal choice white, ~ r. on white, 81
/ esGisr choicr yellow, clarified. So prime yellow
| clarified. 7t5i.D seconds Hss6,sc. Mulassir
steady aud arm; open kettle, strictly prime. lic
/ good prime. alalic prime. Sem fLif 10 good
/ fair s's,sC common 10 good common, 2na2ic
| centrifugal, strictly prime, 2ia Sc prime ~ good
4 pfmc, 2-offjc iair % good lair, Aa4lc, common
| % good common lsefiac iufcfiuL iic.
| CINCINNATI. O.. April i-Whisky stchfy. sale,
| Of ~ barrels finished goods on basis II SiUl
butter frm aud higher fancy Egin creamery g1es
4 ~ choice dairy roll iGsi5e sugar arm. Egy
/ M good domind nt 'ta1c. Cheese steady.
| CHICAGO. M, April l-On the Produce TX
| change today the butter market wa nrm. iancl
creamery. 2ist2c. choice 10 the, = SIC nuc dairy
3e1ic. good 10 choioc, lsc,4pc Lggs quiet at iOe
/ lot a.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Tho local market list remains unchanged and
steady at quotations Grain In store OF the eleNa'
tors Corn iO 7gJ bushels, and oats n. 2Oj bushels
The Boston Commerce al Bu ett has the following
The bagglng combination has not been revived
but II Is well established that some members OF the
old league will control the supply OF begging ior
the coming crop quito As effectively as did the com
bInation Of last year, though not at such high
priccs. Tho coming cotton crop Is likely TO de
mand from Is, 700 900 TO 100000 yards OF baggng
| IA covering As the old combination has lbOOO'OO
yards on bandit Is obviously necessary that some
artificial restraint should be placed upon produc
| ton 10 prevent the market from belng swamped
with bagglng The first move was the corner
effected IN jute butts which was hst called 70 the
attention OF the business world Ia these columns
The second move has been an arrangement
or agreement among the various manulhct
| uren by which the output Of bagglng Ia 10
| he 10 some extent limited aud the price main
tained This arrangement has taken different
forms Some mills, the Hart liagging Company oil
| Brooklyn. for example, have been paid lump
| subi-ln the chse mentioned Il IL said TO ~
sl2O1O-to shut down absolutely. Other millN Tor
I example the Ncyns nagglng Company. OF salem'
aud the 81 LOUIS llagging Company, OF 81 LOUIS
have been given call on bngglng 10 the extent OF
what thcy would naturally produce nj pro"
| sarccly above the cot Of manufacture IN lhh
| wuy these mills can supply thcli ohht"h'h WIZ"
out running a loom, aud alta pruht the pool price
being well kept up. The tint Of the last two mills
| mentioned was In last years combination, aud
naturally n also Interested In preventing the sails
nj los of the 100000 yards Of banging lcii at
the end OF the year on the combinations hands.
Tho prime movers In tho new deal are the
New York tagging Company aud WARREN
Jones a Gmtz 81 ~ Louis. aud there j. every
probability that their attempts viii be ~
successful as wcrp those Of last scason. 1'he only
mill OF szo neither stopped, controlled nor affected
by the combination l. the Ludlow Manufacturing
Company Of this city. The company IL outside the
pool and fortunately Tor itself. had purchased nn
ample supply OF buit before the corner was made
Ia the material. They will naturally be run TO the
fullest capacity, protected by the combnaton's
big umbrella. Al present the agents OF the deal
arr WORK Ing upon the southern dealers urging them
10 purchase at the present price, g.c free on board
ia New York, using A. a lever the Threatened adj
vance In prices II II likely that when the la.00mo
yards have been marketed possibly bciorc. the price
may be- marked mp 10 ioc = yard for two pound
bagglng The price l. not likely 10 be above this
hFup. A. isc, lat years price led 10 ~ genera a
uso of substitutes
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE.

No. G4p n Ia the.Chanccry Court Of shelby
Couniy-Hardwis foro~. guardian etc. Va
ny virtue Of an Inicr.ocutory decree for sale.
outcFcd la the shove cause on The .ist day OF De
ocmher ISIS. n. "a a. gago 40. and amended on
auctlon. 20 the hghsst bidder IN front Of the
CLERK aud Masters once. NJ the Main strcet en-.
trancc Of the court house Of shelby County, Mem.
phis. Tenn, on
= saturday, the 9th Day of April, 1880,
within legal hours. the following described prop.
efty situated In shelby county. Tenn, towit
Lying and being In the Eighteenth civil District
81 aid county, about ~ miles southeast OF Mem
subdivision rccoricd IN Book - page 10 begin
ming sta stake In the north line Of W. n. Persons
trnCt chains west from tho southcast corner OF
lot thence west n chains aud 10 links 20 siake.
thence north a. chains and 70 links 20 a stake 90
the south sidc II Dunn avenue, thence east 10
chains and NJ links 10 stake Ia the west line OF
~ foot alley thence south along the north line 81
west chains and 81 links " n stake thence south
= chains aud = links 10 a stake thence cast I
links 10 the point Of beginning. containing y s0iVo
II Inc nlovs doc. no, sell for enough 10 ailsiy
the Judgment Interest and costs then the ruinaln.
der Interest in the following tnlct ct npaft ~ q
homestead 10 James stewart aud family, viii nexi
lc sold, towlt beginning NJ .lakc on the east
INC co. 'n s ~, c,,h ~ ne ,o,, sosns, y,
said 20 acres thunoo south ~ wClt chaus aud u
links 90 a stake. thence north So west - chains
aud y link. 70 stake. thence north ~ cast
chains and " links 10 stake IN The east line Of
faid ~ acfus. thcnce south 81 east with taid cat
lino q chains and . links u the beginning. con
Term, Of ssic-on credit OF slS months no,c
With security required. lien retained redemption
This 10th day ciNsrsh, lssa
T. n McHENRY. Clerk and Master
W, n Gllsson, n ". nirh. u. "A barnes aud Ma
lone Malone, sollCllorA
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nnMrsrIc EXCmANoE.

DOMESTIC EACHANoE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, 10
discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louisville
md Chicago, lilo discount; New Orleans,
l-S discount.
Selline-New York and Eastern points,
sl.5O premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis
Louisville and Chicago, lilo PREMIUM
New Orleans, par.
The local cotton market closed firm at
nm advance of l-l6c; middling l0c. Same
day last year middling was quoted esc'
Sales today were 1900 bales, OF which
$50 bales 10 exporters and 100 to spin
nors. Low middling and higher grades
are in demand at l-l6c above quotations
but about tho only grades In market are
mixed and dustics. At New Orleans spots
closed firm and up l-l0c; futures firm at
an advance Of to o points Liverpool
closed firm; quotations revised and adj
yanced Lied; futures quiet and steady
and up point The New York spot
market closed quiet and steady, with
futures steady at an advance OF TO .
points,
Hubbard. Price & Co. say "0ur mar
kot throughout shows a firm under,ono
and the presence OF a covering demand,
especially for the inside positions This
demand has been sufficient to absorb the
cotton Offering and tho market closed qule
and steady al an advance OF 3 to pomt
on the days transactions. Business re
mains exceedingly limited, as trade is con
fined to local operations and the closing o
old transactions. No fresh indications an
visible Of any new business entering tho
market Receipts at the most arc moder'
ate, though still slightly In excess OF last
year. and arc without influence upon the
market either way"
Port receipts were 3, 533 bales or l,09s
bales in excess Of receipts for same day last
year.
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CHICAGO. m. Apui t-whltcvcr the opinion
o. 90 the iuturc market there was one thiua Ger
wln and that was that somebody was selling wheat
Ntr irtUly lfHiinN Wns quite aCilNr aud the iuul.
luE unsettled rrlogs. although WaChlng higher
mrrt early. nually wuut down with n fush May
wheat opened nrm aud sunu tuld NJ lnuru nearly
o. above Yc.trfdais ruslug. then siauci un Do
ClW uT fauldlf aud rurhinr a ikiW 90 below
TOP prizes phil eIIlY and C'uHcd abuul n lower
than Yesterday IT'S impossible 20 fyo any ra.
sous lnf enc sharp changes other Than mtnIpua.
uuu aud thu changing ~ ilrNa OF sIeCulaiuH on
the possible dniuH of some ui The lafcr traders
Considerable Interest ~ mnuiirsicd in May aud
lhc lraiing evidently puzzled operation mon than
ever tul opnngd hun nni advanced ~ Thea dc.
riinci under rather ticaiy ufcriugs 10 sell aud
then rCcr,icd ,c. rulcd steady and closcd about
lt.r lower than Yesterday
Corn ruled quiet most Of the session. though
there urrr uTIlnll If iuHupiuau activity Thp
markot uprurd I'D Yesterdays closing pf.o,H. wa1
steady COT a time. then became css.cf. declining
Ell, IL 90 .ovrr'd ruled steady ani cloied shade
hnhef than Yesterday
Timer iocliuEs developed IN cat. an1 lsngs
husiucss tnnsplrui. Thew was le.s pressure 10 sul
aud Uu ~ ilug By several ihrgp house, ,ltU srd au
adNUnce If 10 4 Nirht ucrpst lon followed the an
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SIC: low middling. 9Is-l6c middling, 10i4c; good
middling, lCc middling fair II 7i0c;fa IT. i2i-i6c
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows April, loio@ioli; May, io.i5@lo16;
June. io22@io. 20 July, lo.2o@io3o; August 1850
1896; September, a9i@D.oH October. eH@s.'o
November, 96i@965; December. 9.6o9a6f Janu'
airy, 975@9.7G Sales. $1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed firm;
midding 10 l-l6c Sales, 80 100 bales. Quotations
are us follows Ordinary 7-l6c; good ordinary 9c
low middiing 9lGc middllng, 10 i-l0o; good
mddling, 10 ll.l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed firm, rs iol'
lows April o.96@9.97 May, o96@9g1i June, lOo2@
1908; July. l0Os@iO.O9; August 99s@9 %; seplem'
Der. 95O@9.5l; October. 9,29@9.9G November 92l@
o.2s December, 9.2s9a25 January, 9,SO@9.al. Sales
so, 100 bales
LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots business firm and improy'
ing. Sales 1900 bales Of which iO,lOO were
American. Receipts 10000 bales, OF which 200
wero American. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows Ordinary, bLd; good ordinary. 1861 low
middling. 0i6d; mlddling nd good middiihg'
Cd
Futures opened quiet at advance, and closed
quiet and steady.
THESE prices are given In pence and 0iths thus
6.G3 means G 6g Gid, aud 5.0l means lOid
Atap.m.; April, $40 sellers Aprll-Mny, olo
sellers; May.June. 6.i7 sellers; Junc-July. 6H sell
er, July. August. ba7 sellers Augustscplember'
6.i5 sellers september October, 5.3l sellers oc'o
Der November, OBS buyers September 6Ao sellers
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IobcninrIuiebest. Lowest. Closing.

Cash quotations were rs follows
HORIZONTALLY unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat Vl@92l4c; NO. ssprlng wheat
SOC; No. rcd, 9!992l4c
No corn, Bic.
No. oats, 2ISc.
No. 2ryc, i8c.
No. 2 barley, nominal
No. | faxsecd, el.b2
Prime timothy seed, sL33al3,
Mess pork, per brl, Sl22O@l22
Lard, per 100 lbs. 90 e5@6y51g
Short rib sides Uoose), e. lJG6.D
Dry salied shoulders boxed SO9hD.
Short clear sides (boxed) S6.jO@66!% -.
corn. $4,000 bu; oats ilT,oOO bu rye none barley
5000 bu.
Shipments 1000 brs; wheat, 6i,ooo bn;
$500 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 4-Flour-ouiet and un'
changed.
Whcai-Iower. The opening was frm but sharp
declines In all other markets. together with the line
weather soon brought out weaker feeling. There
was pressure TO sell May that broke II sc though
II closed with buyers at ~ recovery from the bot
tom. June was also very weak. and closed ~
lower, while the new crop options were better sus
tained, as shorts bought freely. The close, how
ever, was weak. with July 70 and August ~
c,i3Lc, closed at 0l5sc bid; June, sG5s714c closed
al ssiso bid: July. 7Dly@sOc closed at 1850 asked
August 5Tj4@7slsc, closed At ~ bid.
C0rn-ilasy. No mixed. cash. 3Oc; May, 500 q
9J,c, closed ut 5C4c asked; July $3.50 11ac closed
at SIS bid.
oals-wenk. No. cash, &c, 26c bid; May, 26T'
asked
Rye-No. 2. ii@ijc.
Hay--Demoniizod Prairie, sdOO99.OO; timothy
SAOOOtll5G
Bran-Dun AT 500.
Flax Sced-Quotable nj elfa
Lcad-Quiet aud unchanged. Common, sl406
ai2jS. refined. sii0
Duier~in lair demand. Creamery .2ss2Sc. dairy
NN22iSc.
Eggs-Iowcr. but In good demand at SIC.
CoTnmcal--Actiye ut sLsJ9LgO.
PTOylSlons-DulL
pork-sla,0O.
Iard-Prime steam. s6.72lS.
Dry salt Mcats->hOulden, sos; longs and ribs
60 gi. short clear Si.bh
Bacon-Boxed shoalders $500. longs and ribs
s6VpCt7Ot short clear, SLl2,s@TD.
Hams-sieady and ilrm at ~ 5bgl2OO.
Bagglng-Steady and firm; ID, NC: Iron coito
| ties $40.
Rcccipis-Flour. 5000 brle wheat, 10000 bu
corn 5000 bu; oats 1900 bu; rye, none' barley
| hU11 bu
shlpments-Flour, 5000 brlE wheat 1000 bl
corn. $500 bu; oats, 5000 bn re, 400 bI
/ barley. none
| KANSAS CITY No, April 4-whcat-wcakc
| No ? red cash, SIC asked May, SIC bid. No 40
/ cash Nc ASKED. May. Sc bid.
| COrn--stcady; M. leash, DC asked; May, 2jJi
/ bid. No. 2 white cash. no bids nor Offering,
| Onts-No. : cash, no bids nor offerings May, ?
| bid. 2ias y asked.
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probation, but the close vas quiet at nearly the
lame as yesterday. 49,
Less business was. transacted 10 mess pork than
for several days pass Qpening sales were made AZ
5g71zc decline. aud further reduction OF &c was
submitted N. IAter the feeling was steadier anu
prices mllied i5@i7lFc, but not fully supported 70
the close. "a.
Very little was doing In lard. Prices were VIII
out material change. A comparatively light uau aug
easier, prices about 2lSc lower, closing quiet
The leading futuras rnngcd as follows
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FIsii-M ackcrci. hall hrl. No I, sii2s No 2
sn ~ 80 o. snus lob kits, No. I, tl70 No. 2
siaE No 81 sL2l nfy Herring Family, 80 pcr
huK. - g. rnc herring hall bfls, $40 White
Tlah-ilalf hrs tthh
UuG PRODt tTs-Quigt pork. sitn4iaW "a
rarcurpd hams. iiesili a. hnnkiast h1Cun ln' u,
H.. clcaf rlh sdc bacon. tittsfas bulk puik
| thouidfrs, 60.
IANn-Tcs ~ halt brls. ~. KEGS nc
| ehnloc Kettle, s'stfinc. quiet
| INI "a MfAIr-Irrl, hiuduunriers. safe. fore
quarter. 2 .ait city hogs uai,u, county drus'ci
fIGsF FEhT-li Iris. p.oo. half brla sl50 kegS
| sfHa
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uouR-From store. choicc, sLl08Lel fancy,
SiCisisO. extra fancy, solosh4 patent S.We
CoRN MEAls-pcari. $3.50 roller. slios2 ~ nrm.
HEANs AND fkAs-Nayy bcans, ta.lj, medium.
s1O
OATMEAI.-In half hris sli1 from store
URACKEils-soda. extra, sc. tn'hlo extra, 90
o.. ginger Snaps. 7et,', assorted lumbles, iieg
tgt.r cream cmrkcfs slsstslsn
CRACKED wiikAf-ln halt brlS sl0 IRON
uONINY AND uRITs-Pnom store, $40
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CHICAGO H.. April THE Drorgri' Journal re-.
ports cattle l,ccCipu. 100 head; shipments.
hulU head. Market slrDnE and active. bcoycs ~ %
alGE stccrs, 81 siaLfO, tlockots aud iccdcrs %
also COWS. bulls aud mixed. ti6oesagt Texas
cattle, Z liftiGn.
Uoes-Rsceipts 1900 head. shipments, 7iO1
head Market slow and g. lower. mixed slGiIs
40. light Asoetlpi. fkips, Siinaf0
shccp-Hrccipis. aHo heat shipments. go
head Market strong natives, hgl1sii ~ Ne.ieru
corn icd, sIa0al..O. Texans, Sdtoo. lambs az
fsT Al
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NFW YORK. Aprl i.-fridc was fair with Job
irfs trihy iu dts ruOdL There are but few West.
om buyuts now IN the market, but n good many
ifnm ucathy sections The demand CONTINUES CON.
SENTATIVE aud business not ~ Enud na drsircd
Agents arr doing moW mOlgfatc busincss. 1hcfc
h no speculative demand Tor cotton F1ddl but
suppllc. are 10 good, shape aud price. are un.
rhanrpd
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COTTON MARX 1T.

The local cotton market oTencd nun aud rlo.cl
dfu,. middlng. ior Sales i.goo bales. including
ico bales lat evening Of which i.ii0 bales % ca
porer aud 30 bale. 10 spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. so. good ordinary SIC low mid.
dllnr. si6 middilng ioc GOOD middllug. 10 piGC
mlddliur iaif. noniunl. fair, nominal dusty -
10 lower
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Chancery Sale
-oF-ssoS
ESTATE.

No. 6ioo, Rim the Chancery Court Of shelby
County.-w. A. Fairies, guardian Va Halle faires
Ct al.
tered In the above cause on the fth day OF March,
is6s, NJ. a. %. page as, will sell NJ public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder In 'front.' OF the Clers
the Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis, Ten
nczsec, on
Saturday, 9th Day OF April, 1859,
within legal hours. the following described prop.
erty, situated In shelby county, Tom. towit
beginning at the Intersection Of Genital avenue
with tho south side Of the Memphis a Charleston
RAILROAD: running thcnge westwarily. with south
III OF 20 railroad twelve u2l chains and thirty
five (.5l Inks 10 a stake. thence southwarily win
the east line Of Quinicheu LOT fourteen ~ ehaln'
avenue thence eattwHriy on said north line Of
Carey avenue twelve tl2l chains aud iorty one (nl
LINKS o. IT, intersection with Central avenue. thence
noTthwardly with the west line OF Central avenue
/ nitccn (i5l chains ~ the place OF beginning con
| tlning ~ bl.lOO acres more OF less, nnd btini
known ns lots ak IGl and seven 90 OF the Nhi'moF
Also the following lot or parcel Of land hcsln
| ming NJ a point on the wet side OF Nhfhcld aY
enue eight chains sonti Of ,he south llne o. NJ
parallel with said Memphis a CharlCston railroa'
/ Twelve IN chains nnd hityhyc 90 Inks 10
stake: thence touthwardly hfieen u,l chains an'
/ eighteen (ls links ~ a stake. thence eastward
parallel with the aid line Of said railroad iwelv
li2l chains and niy eve rAl links 70 point on ~
! west side Of warield avenue. aud thence north
wardly along the aid west line OF Warleld Avcnn
/ fifteen 40 chains and twenty eight lAl LINKS q
/ the piece Of beginning, being what are Known =
/ lots sixteen 40 and seventeen 90 IN Tue Will
mon subdiyi,ion. aud containing nineteen Wv
Terms a. Of saie-Cueth third 90 cash. balanoe on
| credit Of one aud two year, note bearing intefcA
/ with security required lieu rctaiucd.
| This oh day 81 Mach. iss1.
X IL MciFNRY, clerk anil Master.
CAN'T 4 Patterson. W. W Mcdowell. collectors
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CATTLT-Choice to extra, sh@31Ic; good, 80
gi.c; scalnwaqS TO medium, 1l,G5214c choice iced
en-, $50 aud up, 2j4g5c; feeders, 100 TO soo' ~
Sn6ds-Cholcc cornied. tl95c good M@e4c
common, 3is6tic.
sIiEEIi-choicc 4,Ic; medium, g,s@ic; com
mon, sl.0O@l.5O.
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DAiLY COTTON srArrNrNr.

ImpuTiI-M 4 z, o " q II ]. Ia Y, 90 v Z +
hiaC, o&sw, mixes A ~ 10. KC.M& n
o.. ~. 80 Z n, a.. steamer. 81. wagons. "a
Total. 90 bales
Erpors-L& Mo. c.o&sw CO. T N. go
Total. - tales
DAfLY roar AND INTERIOR MovEMTSr.
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81. LOUIS. NO, April A-wool-Rc Receipts cx.
tromcly llght and the few snal lot u new clip
coming forward have not bcrn suflclcnt 10 give
any Indication VI Opening pfiCcs.
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Gotten seed Products.

oIIs-Prlme crude $50 zoe; prime summer yclc,
low 45C5isc; choice cooking summer yehow' W
MEAIs-Prlmc, si90O@2OOO less than car load,
s2OO0@2l .Og of meal, slLO)@l6.OO; less than cur
load lnta slb OD6tl7OO
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CANNED GoOys rincaprics, tLliei0
parhrs iiis. sianAard. sLai4l,tt scoind siuo
Tninrto,s lie standard Nr. lbs. slandnfd.s n 10
stmwbctries, 81. ha'necffi1. -, h,s sbet'
fics. sl.0 Uncn gags, tl.tl. Tear. 81 N flums
Al iu Asparagus elu1 Green gufn toNHl .o
tinscu pens. ti.n cove oysters fan Nclght ID,
poanlc lh,, sl.,,e,l,',, Ugh "signI ~ ~
swiss. SdlA talmon. ~ ~ tnriincs, $40 mus.
lard safdlncs, ~ 10 Mackcrcl sLls hcuiug mack
''sloRR- rnrc white. 5i.ssv on white. 80
-, yellow clarified. T,.tiiaC rhucd A, NJ.
standard gmuulaicd ~, lnWdcrvd, Wtsi'tc
cut inai VI stY'sc ulFu Kettle. et1 - quiet .
OOtrkk- yohmon li',C iair ilc pllmc RIO.
hi, ,aIW,s cholco a. iauyy, ipsn'tc. old govern
'' ssA,iLISsssieav. nrei.,o per barrel ohio
glNrf, u.gati.A urf bel Louisiana slihotl -,
sirls one, D M. cniruc. slet pkts, q. Nic.
RiCE loul,lsna, iSss'sc oarolina, oei5c firm
giirisf-Ir,ms fats. New YORK factory.
-. iuil evan, iag Noung America, ilc
NuLAstls= Louisiana common % iaif 2sffc
primo chpio, llsisc fancy A. ccuirliunls.
common 10 iait AsaO uimc 10 thoicc N9.ec'
"URSblls- sticks. III slrc, In bxs. PIE and bris.
a,Wp'tc fancy asserted, p'i12'gr eAtra fancy
soar RSp CANDLES Soap r.gsc. @ndles
4 tail weight ioc.
Miscellaneous.
WHISKY Straight Kentucky bourbon, NioH
| dOl Robertson aud linrilu counties, nTm AZ tlt
| |alur lnHiHfu Ffal faWiHnNN nNufNlnN 20 ny
/ AMI make common Whltky Nrfsi ~ according 4
/ pru1f nothing under 10 pr ucnt quoted
OiS-u.Walb0 iof domestic, S1ssAao Cot i'm
| 0RAss sTFps-ncd clover N2a hn. hcuis sa
/ ~, bu nfthari l.gittl.n hui Timothy " iaH ~
bu Gcunan milloL o89oc uu Hungarian, 20
| So DO.
! nAUGiNG- -aaioc
| TIhs-siln
eiior-nup. SIC, buck, ti.5o
| IIAn-hisliGn
| TALlONsAisc 49, . Il,
l. fNTIr~0arfrira so5t Ralph's. soli Rat
rld. a. % Gail q AxH tluA
iONnkl,-KcE. 500 hall kcgs ti5s 1unr'e
| ln1s gi.ih
WOOl.-nuuv gryass wool. unwushcd, ih0N
| clear rrcuse WOOL. llHihC bury, Wathcd Nti ~
| tnhwHkhrd. anIt.Nr
uinEs I'm nut. 40. !. o,scs No 2 GNc. a.
stiicd sale No q -. gurn salird. No. I, fffts
No. . ta4l 4. gfren, sec dccrkius, ~, shcei
] skins, As4ll pL steady.
| coal Olis-rrlmo white wholesale lots Nc ~
TOBACCO Common, n0pG other grades, I
| sNc
nFFswAX-9oa
NAILS -ifon, tloa Steel sli0
Household supplies.