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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In quotations to-
tees.
Amount Of grain In store at the elevators
Corn, 7l,0H bu; oats, o., jGl bu; wheat i33
bu.
AZ New Orleans sugars are In good de
mnnd ccnlrifuEds active aud firm, there
being an inquiry. The tone Of the market
ha. pcrccpubly improved, and the tendency
Of prices is upward Mola,scs continues in
good demand and firm. Rice moderately
active AMI steady.
The Marx Lane Eyrcs in It's weekly
rcyicw Of tho Bsit'sh grain trade says.
"Thr tone Of the British wheat since
the beginning of the month has slightly
improved, but IL Is stll very low The
sales of English wheat during the past week
were 5O.3il quarters 2os Gd, against 57ilO
quarters at 30s III during the corresponding
week last year Millcr have distinct DIM
Guilty in procuring really sound English
wheat Of fair weight under els English
and Hungarian Gours were stationary.
American was held nt u slight advance IN
values Foreign wheat Is subject 10 two
different tendencies The growing cont.
mental demand fpr California wheat
r1m0yc', 90 great cy'rnt, the dcprc-s.
ion induced by the great excess
over tho average ON passage. II
the continent takes tho surplus u
will siren then the ENGLISH markets
which are aided by the certainty Of Aus.
tralian alstontation from wheat shipments,
In red wheat depressing influences prevail
Russia last week increased her shipments
from di1,y 10 32jDsl quarters, aud lnlia
Wns prrfnrrinr at "a low price. Barley was
weaker exc y. thc FINER sorts, which were la
request at ~ d33s Oats beans and peas
| were rcns n,hly nun although prices de.
/ clinod boz th, Nurih Com WIS unsettled.
new American averaged 2le round, OBJ. 10.
! day there WIS moderate 1ttpfdiucr uf mil.
lcrl bai l'.tl, business was done English
wheat was ont uf condition and almost un-
-iInblc Foreign wheat uas dull at un oc.
ca-lunal decline of ~ ON the week Barley,
corn. oltt beans and pcl opened dull ut
last Monday currncirs. Flour was almost
equally inert Toward the close the inquiry
for oats improved, while the demand Tor
corn sluckyuci."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

C,,yrp Ooops ruupplcs. q. aSCfi 81
rDghD.. p lh. standard. l1Hitp. arpnd.
tiun. Tomatoes. lh,. standard. N,aur. /
lts standard ttn s.uVb,rrios. a. y,
Bl.phgfr..H 60 %, Uarbb,rfirs. 10 Sn Grrrn
nr,s, b.-s Pear. s1u rmms. s2st
Asparagus $40! Gr.Hn cpm 90 uDHi o..
NuHu peas "a % Cove oysters. mIl Wcisht.
D. a.. Wl. . lhs sib'ffi pl lisht weight. q ~.
Doe, ttW.tIlo Condensed milk. Crown.
s'Hp Eagle s5 o. Swiss. $3.50 Salmon.
sitit2up slrl.uot sido, mustard ar.
dnc. tt3 Ma.a,wl, e. IS. herring mack
crcl. slut
sruAu Pure Whit, 5C Oh white. 0a,c
yellow clarified, G..aDh.p. refined 4. 7i,c.
standard formulated iisD powdered. si,m
So, cut loaf s'sH,',c Upyu kettle. a95a.c.
firm
turru=Comm1n &C.. ordinary. isi5c
lair ls'tr prime Rio. ipHWisr. choice Ia
fancy any OLD government IiHIlc. firm.
S,H-Slginnw, ttW',ii, pee brl. Ohio
River tl2iHi o. pct bel sacks. tine. a. $50
10 cuar,o. siiual.l5 ukts. 2Amtc.
Ro Louisiana. i'lnD'.D Cyrolina, %,
&C. hru
stWou H3sm3itc
t,NwE sticks. al .izCs. Zoo bNs. pals and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19


Buvinr-New York and Eastern points,
demand, l-l0 discount Eastern points, sight
Is discount. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, l-l0 discount New Or
leans = discount
Seling-New York and Eastern points,
81 so premium; Cincinnati. st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, l-lo prcmiumi New Or
leans par.
Local securities are advancing, and are
quoted higher The cotton market closed
steady, with sales Of 200 bales, or loo to
exporters and 800 to spinncrs. Cotton was
sold at lice above quotations. At New
Orleans spots closed steady with futures
steady Of an advance Of TO ? points. Liver
pool closed steady; demand fair, with iu-
lures firm and up points. New York spots
are steady. Sales. last week not before re-
ported, 7OS bales to exporters and 62s 10
spnncrs. Futures steady near months adj
vanccd TO @ points, distant months, up !
10 points.
Hubbard, Price & Co, say; "Thc market
today has been chiefly conspicuous for the
sudden advance and as sudden reaction Of
March contracts, affecting to greater or less
extent the other positions, and demonstrate
ing forcibly the existence Of a concerted
movement to advance the price Of the near
positions. The operation is supposed To
have originated with Liverpool parties and
while Its object is not yet clearly defined.
operators have been forced 20 admit the
power Of the parties In control and arc
evidently disposed TO be very cautious IN
their operations
Fort receipts today i97i2 bales or o,i5i
bales greater than for the same day last year.
Port receipts since September 1, i7Gl,GdO
bales or % 2j7 bales lees than the receipts Tor
same time last season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19
Ca,h qu1iailln, vcrt ., follovs'

Cash quotations wcrr 70. follows
Fluur-firm aud unchanged. NO spring
wheat slwmiub's No. J spring wheat
Gmuc No. red, si.OIWl.ugis. No. corn,
sac SO. cats. 2,@253lc 40. . rye iIC 80.
. harley nominal. Nc. I FAX seed, si.5g
prime Timothy rupi silittl. a.
Mes p.rk, pr Dbl sliUO
llrl, per M lhs 1hi.
Short rio slides lluu-vh fh.s1Hhpo.
Dry suited shoulder. lhuN"il weaker
Short clear sidps ,huNcdL weaker
Il ,gIpts#Fluur. sou hbls wheat. giOOO
hu, corn, 10000 bee. uits, 10000 bu. rye.
l,Uru hu barley i5,Uub bu.
shipments FLOUR sOu hhls. wheat 200
hu corn. $4,000 bu. oats, ilHuJp bu, rye,
900 bu; barley, 1000 hu.
ST. Iovs. Mo-, Feb. is.-FlUur- Firm but
quiet
Whcat Lower. the feeling was very uuict
and especially in the MAY option. which
furiuitcd violently nll the session. hat the
nll ct snow made July weaker nni % closed
ii.r below SATURDAY, while MAY was uU igy.
No red. cash. u.c. May, Wih.pHstuUf. a.
closed nc ul',r asked jane pji .HI5c. clusod
40 D'. D July Naftthhy, closed ut go h.
asked. Aurust. Nih,c. closed nt 80 .c nskcd.
t0u#l uwcr No. . mixed. cash, 70 go
g5'sC April. pbmnl,9 closed nt .Ii.p,
MAY Wlrll'.mWAc, closed nt aO'sU
Jl.sc askc.l. June 5i',c closed az JoAc bid,
August l2hc.
-wcakcr No 2eash, 2iEc May, ~.
OD1sc.
Ryc-ncticr but quiet No. ?, acc.
Harley None wanted.
ilay-null pminc, 400 timothy $4,000
1901
luu# btis h6ic.
FIaN.ced- Small lots sold at $3.50
lrd No demand with sellers ~ $50.
and si35 bid
Huitrr-Quici and steady creamery, 2l@
~, dairy. 2nc.
Iffs For guaranteed
Cufnmcal=sl Sbtti.ip
Provision Unusually dull.
Pork ~.
lam-rrmc steam, nominnlly lower rt
fGth
Dry salt Meats shoulder s51gt. @i. %.
long. and ribs. 81 O1ad ~. short clear 81. -
Blcnu=HoAcd shoulder, st2I. luurs aud
ribs. So So stt7.uO. short clear $1,000 i2ts.
Hams steady OF iOWl2c.
Rrrript.- Flour. GoOO hrls wheat. Zoo
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Miscellaneous.

WupKy - Straight Kentucky bourbon,
: l.bOMGOO, Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at - 5DdaOp, Eastern ryes, 500
WGuu, according to the age and make. COM
mon whisky, WcNSl3O, according 20 proof
nothing under ~ per cent. quoted.
GrN.-SLVo@l.JO for domestic; S2.s5 for
imported.
NogING-0G1lOc.
TINS 81 10.
snor-Drop, 1925 buck, $3.50.
IENp-JlHtrNC.
TAH0w-ttsc.
Svurr-Gurrctts. Si07j: Ralphs, Slo25,
Railroad, ig3i; Gail a Axes, 500
Frns-B Bear skins 500 oGOO, mink, $50
Gpc. coon, hunter handled, loo Sjc: country
handled ljct6ic: otter, sl.UOuGOO beaver,
sl.OOmGOl, wild eat, ljmjnt; fox. l5Cp15r
muskmt, lOH2jC; opp,sum lOg4oc wolf
5OcGSiOO; panther, 5oc@SiOO, skunks, 100
Soc.
rowprR-Rcgy, $780, half kegs, $2.75,
quarter kegs, al.1i.
CoAL Oue-rrimc white, Wholesale lots,
Zoe per gallon.
Woodbury.. grease wool, unwashcd. II
m1ic: clear grease wool. 2Dc,1Jc bury,
wished, 2OtD1uc. tub-wushcd Ju"J6c
Toncco-Common, 2Jgjlc; other grades,
Gurt'Ic.
BrIsWAN-2'c.
N,us-lron. 81 Uo. steel. $40
Huns Dry Hint, NO. !, pC No ., &C.. dry
sailed, So, No = Gc, green saltcd, No. !, o..
use. No ., 3lsmic green &C., drcr-kius J-
mi2c; yhccp,kius. i5CW,luO steady.
GnAss Stfps-llcd clover. sag, pu, herds.
,rDt'sc bu, orchard, .i.JuotLiO bu, timothy,
.ls5Ci2UD hu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19
Groceries.

New ORLEANS La, Feb. 1S.-Coffee-In
light demand, but holders firm; Rio, COM
mon TO prime, 15A6glSXc.
Rice-Stcady ordinary to prime, 3H@5c.
Sugars--ln good demand, at full prices;
open kettle, choice, 4JSc; strictly prime,
44c fully fair to prime, 1904 il.i6c; good
fair 0-l6c; good common to fair, 7-l66g
419c; common 4@IAc; inferior, 2A@3l9c.
Centrifugal, choice white, &C; off white,
O 5-l6@6 ZIG; gray white &C, choice yell
low clarified, g 3-l6c; prime do, 0 l-lO@6Hc;
Oft do GAG Lice.
Molasses-Strong; open kettle, strictly
prime, 35c; good prime, 3l@3jc; prime, 20
CgjOc; fair to good fair, 25@ 2Sc; common to
good common, 2O@2lc. Centrifugal, strict
prime, l0g2Oc; good fair, lSc fair, lie;
common to good common, l5@l6c.
Syrup-Nominal.
NEw YoRR, Feb. -Coilcc-Opcned firm,
unchanged to points up, and closed steady,
unchanged TO 10 points above Saturday.
sales, 90, $50 bags, including February, 10 80
| 6pl505 March, $l6OOMlG.O1; April, Sl5.9Od
1905; May, Sl5.05@lGOO June, Sl005Ggl6. 10;
| July so. 2OGl030. August Sl6.3OGg 50;
September aud October SlGi0Gl05O No
vembor $lG.40@ 1850; December, SlG.iO@
| 1880; spot Rio quiet, fair cargocs l7lsc.
! Sugar-Raw firm but quiet refined steady
but quiet
Molosscs--Foreign quiet, New Orleans
| dull.
Rice-Strong but quiet
CrNcINNArI, o., Feb. ls.-Whisky-Quict
Sales, $50 brs finished goods on basis Of
! Sl.O3. Butter-Stcady; fancy Northwestern
creamery, SIC, choice dairy roll, lG@l7c
linsccd Oil-Good demand aud firm at $50
Csc. Sugar-Fim and quiet; hard refined
! 1IM1Ac; New Orleans, 54@jAc. Eggs
| No increase in demand and dull at lie,
| Chccsc-ln moderate demand and firm
choice cured mild Ohio Hat lOJ4@llc.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. lS.-On the Produc,
Exchange today the butter market wa,
steady; fancy creamery, 27@2Sc; choice {,
prime, 2O@2lc; prime dairy, 20@22c' good
To choice, lS@2Oc. Eggs-Weaker at ~
| @i3c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

CHICAGO, H., Feb. Is - The DrorerS'
journal reports: Cattlc-Rcccipts, 5000;
shipments, 1900. Market steady; choice TO
extra bccvcs, si.J0Oli7O, steers S3.UO@l.2j;
siockers and feeders, S2.ljM3IO, cows, bulls
and mixed, Sl.jod3 Texas cows, S2OJG
21b.
liogs-Reccipt-, 1900; shipments, 1000.
Market strong shade higher mixed, $4,000
leo, heavy, ilO@i5j, light, SAi5@i %;
Pig. q GOtiIs5.
shccp-licccipts, GO00; shipments. 1900.
Market steady; natives, S3.25@5OO, Western
corn fed. Si.ljmL71is; lambs, Sj.OOaGlO.
The Dr0rcrs Jsuudfs cable from London
quotes excessive receipts OF American cattle.
Demand weak. pri,o, suffered a sharp de-
cline during the week. Tops re per pound,
estimated dead weight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

FISH. Nfrkcrrl h1li brI,. No. .. $500.
nuI Nu. H 5000. 10 So. B. q. luttsni. 10.
o. Bite. Nu I. siIr Nu %. tl2,. No. %. q 10.
DIV HERRING Family Soc per box. y &. zoe
Iruur hHIt brls sD,, White Fsh-llaIi
bIis tt.n
N Go rH.puDu=Quiyt pork. iiiOl. sugar.
cured hau.. nome breakfast bacon. iui.
Wll '.r bulk pHih clear sides. his a,,. clear
III sides. GatG.g long clear 6ArGt,r.
shoulder. Gi ElHt,p
tuuu Nrtu. llrgt headquarters. 5a5r
fHr quarters. 2'stiH tiW h.rs. Gulr.
country dressed. li.mUr poe lb. SPARE ribs.
b@~., hIrbn1urs i.,Hr p.f no.
lNuu lu. i's" hH.i hhs. 7isc. Keys.
5sH Dhn.r krtit si. lnr. puIrt
lIu. truHlris ,IHj halt bris, s. 5O,
krgs. sI1l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

buj corn, 275OoO Blu; oats, 10000 Blu; rye q
600 bui barley 1900 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1000
6u corn, 1000 pu: oats, 1900 bu; rye, q
600; barley, 1900 blu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. 1s.-Wheat-
Steady; No, 2 red, cash, Sl.00 asked; May,
96lSc bid, 0sHc asked; No. 2 soft cash, no
bids nor offerings; May, 9611c bid, CSC
asked.
Corn-Steady; No. 2 cash, 2i11c asked;
May 26c bid, 20lic asked.
Oals-No. 2 cash, 2l5Sc asked; May, 23jsc
asked.
New YORK, Feb. ls.-The visible supply
of grain on Saturday, February 10. as com
piled by the New York Produce Exchange,
was rs follows; Wheat 33, 1876, 4G0, decrease
7540l0 bushels; corn, A,5s8,405 increase
553,3S7 bushels; oats, 1856, 1903, increase 49,
ga bushels rye, l,7127S3, increase ASH
bushels; barley 2,l62, l50, decrease 74,GlC
bushels.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

Cons From s'ur' white. i7c. mixed Csc.
from lryur ur depot white Zoe bulk. tuc, In
sacks. iJg, mixed. in huik SOC. in sacks dc.
hgAN=fum store, ,ug from lcycc or de.
pot elhulttls5u
HN=t huicr from store SIZE. car load
from lcycc or depot 60 lustlHOI prme.
from store, 55D ~n,g ear load. irom lcycr or
depot .llH'titui prairie frum store. 500
co. ,nr load, from lr,Cc ur depot siuuOt
ti.ul
oAu from store, white. see. mixed. gir.
from lr,rD ur depot whit. iu hulk. MfHr
in sa,kA Jl,, m,Aud boo bulls, .,'.r. iu Sacks.
90,
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monschoId snnplIes.

FRUIT-Steady. Oranges $2.50@3.50 per
box. Lemons, S2.50@30J per box. Bananas,
Sl.5OGg2. so per bunch. Grapcs-Malaga $500
(GOOO. Dates, 7asc. Figs l2@ljc per lb,
ArrLEs-sl .50@2.25 perbrI. Dried apples,
ic per Id, from store. Dried peaches, 295Hc,
from store.
GAwE-Quail, 81. 25@l .5Oper doz squirrels,
75caSi.00 per dozi rabbits, Sl.0O per doz
wild turkeys, 50d75c each mallard ducks
$3.50 per doz Ncnison saddles, l0,gl2c per
Id; whole deer, 5CgGc per ID; opossum, 100
i0c; dressed coon, lOa35c.
NEGErABLEs-Onions, $40 per brl. Cab
bagc, loose, SltOc Now Orleans crate, $3.50
Cl325. Kraut, per brl, $3.50 half brl, $500.
Garlic, 5lc per 100. Carrots, S3.00(d3.50 per
brl Bects, S2,50@2Sl per brl Parsnips,
$500 per brl. Horeradish S50O95.J0 per
brl.
BurrER--Butterlne 15c; creamery, 2S6g
SOC, dairy lSG2ici country butter lOG2Oc.
CIDER--Ozlrk, $3.50 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
NINEoAR-Pcr gal, l2dl3c.
EGGs--Dull Boxes, Oc; cases Zoe.
RAslNs-London layers, $780, California,
S. 2j per box.
PIckLEs-Brls, $3.50, half brls, $500
POULrRY-Chickcns, young, S2.00d300;
mixed, s25Oa3OO; hens, S3OO63.25 Tur-
keys, young, SGOO9SOO; old SS.00d12O0i
geese, S3.5OmL5O; ducks, S3.0O63.5Oi dressed
turkeys, l2t9l2I4c per pound hens 5000
$780, chickens, Sl.bo@2.OO geese, $4,000
500.
PorAroEs-Firm; Sl.50a20O per brl; sacks,
G0a7Oc Utah, $4,000 per bu; sweet Sl.7d
per brl.
Nurs-Coconnuts, $500 per 100; peanuts,
Virginia, Sc; Tennessee farmers stock, ga
&C. roasted lGl lGc higher, shellod, red, Be-,
white, nc Spanish lOc; pccans, Texas old,
7ml2c; Arkansas 3Cl5a: Italian chcstnuts, II
@l24c.
FHEsH FIsn-BulIhlo, l6t2c per lh; cat, 4,
per 10. Gamo-Pcrch, trout, etc, 5gsc pei
| To-
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ftoru-frum store common. 3"'N1 in.
family ivHut no. choice, - 2,@tI,. fancy,
ltt'n,iNE extra fancy s1.2.t,hJi, patent,
s'"aGun hm.
tuArGrHsH Soda, extra 'sc. treble extra,
G.0ay ginger snaps, iHS'lU assorted jun.
hl'' lnttll'. cream crack 'fs, Z If,e'av.
tonNNrAt-Inr, $780, roller $500.
quiet
llf,Ns AM Prw-Nayy beans, g. .. me.
dunn s2u1
OArur,i-lu hall hrlg. $3.50 from store.
CuNCgp WuruHln hnli bh,., sl.6O from
store.
llowNN AN Gmu-Fr,m store sA25.
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At noon: Spots steady demand fair.
Sales 10000 bales, Of which $500 were
American. Receipts, p 00J bales, Of which
1880 were American. Closing quotations
were ~ follows. Middling, D 9l6d.
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed firm.
[rhcsc prices are given In pence and 6iths
thus. 6G3 means Gj-6ld, and o.Ol means
o l-6id.l
Att pms February, 5.37 sellers; Fobru-
ary-March, 6.31 sellers, March-April 5.30
sellers April May, a3j sellers, May-Junc,
$50 sellers. Junc-Juy. 5.31 sellers; July
August; D. 81 sellers ADJUSTS September j3j
buyers; September, SIS buyers
Buy and sell stocks and bonds through T..
NJ. Galbrcath No. 10 Madison street.
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CNrrir Choice Go extra, % ,Nf'tc. good.
3HS4c sra.lVIs, o. medium, litM' sc;
choice feeder. ~ aud up 2493,. feeders,
$50 a. $50 ~ .m21,r.
lluos-Choicr lishi hogs, 5mai.c. good.
iAin 'c. common, li.mll.c.
siuu-rhoicr, o., medium, 3@ji3c. COM
mon, si.unttl.uu.
lNHr. = huirc, tci common 10 good, per
head. - 500 in.
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GrnIn aud I'roVI.Ions.

CHICAGO. H., Feb. lS.--Whcat was unset.
tied and nervous today. Business wus not
large, but the numerous fluctuations aud
actions OF the market influenced moderate
trading. outside busiI Or was rather light
The opening was very weak aud iaCIAc
lower Than closing figures # Saturday. aud
very quickly sold of &c more. Tho decline
was assisted by the selling Of wheat by par
tie. who were long small quantities, aud
the general influence probably was the snow
storm, which acted as Weakening factor
later again reached thc outside range, iuliu-
cuDcl probably hy ihc d,cpIsc iu the yisi-
hlc supply, but AMIN oa-pd Off, and closed
about re lower iUr May aud ac lower for
july than closing figures saturday. How
ever the change 90 thc market were cred
tied more to local speculation than 20 any
outside influences.
Trading in corn was quite limited through.
out the entire session aud confined largely
Ia tlc operations u local spectators. The
feeling developed was rather oa-.cr aud
transactions Wcry nc slightly reduced prices
compared with saturday.
Oats were Ice iiHht domlnd aud easier Tor
| May. but prices Ohuups, were confined to
sc range. uud near futures were stronger
and February advanced ~.
only moderate trdrwus reported IN hog
products and the market was easier. Early
in thc dav the i,cug I've mess pork was
iiunCr uud prices ruled IM1 isc higher. Later,
however % weaker feeling WIS developed.
and prices WC'iCi l2EN lbc. Toward the
CiusC moro stuJdiuCss prevailed and prices
advanced iU1 sc and closed rather quiet.
Lard ruled 2,sH5c lower and closed rather
quiet
Short rihs declined 7s@iOc aud closed
steady ut ne lium figures.
The lcaiiug futures ranged as follows
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puiNE CuvpE uu.--iOo iJc. prime summer
y,llow. dpu13c. choice cooking summer gel.
idw, ESQ a1r cotton seed meal, s-JCo los.
than var load s2lIn
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lmruft " a. "a d. 90. " a. % o. i5t la
RI. Hs &lhNN lHt Cu&- " HWF.I
NoATNN toI kyHN MIR w. ky Ma
BIS N. n O. o.. Is I.un Nd @ o. ua steam.
en-, SD v.luir o. 1u.Hl ...l falTr
L,rufr n a. roc o. .-lr NArNU 90. Ia
Nhh, iaiE e. o&sW NU auu KCENNU
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OH nnh Tnrnrniine.

CLwELASp o., Feb. ls-Pctroleum easy;
Ew., ilOo, nc.
WmyiNoroN, y. C., Feb. s.-Turpcntinc-
ELrt.t M L.
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Wool.

ST. foUIs No, Feb. -Wool-Quiot and
unchanged; bright medium, lo@21llc: coarse
braid. lao pc, low sandy. iim lSc, fine light,
i1@gic; Tine heavy, l3nllu, tub washed,
choice, 31c inferior, 3icij ic.
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MUSTANG LlNlMEET

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS. CORNs,
BliUIsEs. CIilIBLAlNs& TKosTBlTES
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

Cul.ES RHEUMATISM, LAME RACK
AND STIFF JOINTS RUIN IIAl,DI
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. 80 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and steady-Middling Cot
ton, @ 5-sc; Sales Today, 100 Bales
The General Market Ia Steady
Meats Are Quiet.

ArPEAL OFFICE, !
MONDAY EyENISG, Feb H. lSs9'
The money market continues easy with
fair demand and an abundant supply, as
usual at this season of the year. Rates arc
s per cent, although we hear of shading in
some cases.
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Tnr skin is cleared; chapped hands and
lips cured by using liylo.
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Ordinary '4C good ordinary SIC, low
miidlinr. Otc m.dilIur u'sc. good mid.
ding, iO'sc midllius fair. ioisc fair. MONT.
nal. dusty hslc lower
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Spots opened quiet aud closed steady.
mlddliur. iOt.iGt sales. 90 bales. Quota
iious were m follows Ordinary, = 5lG4
gond Binary ii.idc low midIliur Df.D.
middlius ioiiGc good miidlIuF. lOUiOc.
midd'iug ,air. NC h.t ii'sc.
Future Opened quiet and firm and closed
steady a. follow. February. ps,stpso.
March. os'f'l,, April pu5mpM. NAV.
ioo2@ioo' Juuc. loUalOiO July. io.I5.s
ioiG August i02l0iog2. september
psi"os2 October, nDJpC November
ph,"'m December o52Hp5l January
o5JN0O0 Sale. si,5uO bales.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
sigady and closed quiet. midlling. o'sc
Sales. Leo bales. including - bale, last
evening Of which l,2O balo- 10 exporters
nnd 500 bales in spinuers.
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brls, 961ic; fancy assorted 10@15c; extra,
fancy, ls@25o; firm.
Soar AND CANpLEs-soap, 3K@5c; candles,
full weight, Toe.
CnErsE-Prime flats, sK@0Xc; New York
factory, 0N@l0c; full cream, l2199lSc;
Young America, l3@lic.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common to fair, %
assoc prime, choice, 35Ggl2c; fancy, 45c; cen
trifugals, common to fair 20G30c; prime to
choice, 3OG3jc; syrup, 20(d45c; quiet