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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03
OBITUARY.
DAVID DECKER.

Mason CITY, TO-, Jan. 2.--David Decker, q
prominent citizen of this city, dropped dead
to-day while seated in chair. he remains
will be taken to Dubuque tomorrow for
burial.
RICHARD WALLER.
DUBUQUE. To-, Jan. 2.-Richard Waller, ia
miliarly known as ''Dickey," the Oldest per
son in Dubuque county, expired Monday
night with the close of the old year. His age
was ninety-three. On Christmas day he ate
dinner with his sons and daughters appar-
entity in his usual health and remarked that
without struggle. He located here in 1885.
made fortune in mining and was native
of England.
JUDGE FISKELNBURG.
Special to the Globe.
W1NoNA, Jan. City Attorney W. A.
Finkelnburg has received telegram with
the sad news of the death of his father,
Judge A. Finkelnburg. at San Antonio. Tex.
Judge FInkelnburg had been identified for
thirty three years with the history of Buffalo
county, Wis, and was one of its foremost
citizens He was born in Rhemish, Prussia,
in $50, came to Missouri in 1S4S, to VII
mona in 1854 and thence to Fountain City
in May, 1855, where he had lived ever since
He married Miss Mary Busch at st. Charles.
Mo-, who died in 1872. Nine children sur
viye him, seven daughters and two sons.
Judge Finkelnburg was held in the highest
esteem and had held many prominent Offices
in the city and county, having been district
attorney. county judge. superintendent of
schools, state senator, etc. He went to Texas
several months ago for his health, as he suf-
fered from liver trouble. His son. 0. c., and
daughter. Miss Augusta were with him dur
ing his last Illness. They left San Antonio
with the remains to-day. expecting to reach
Fountain City Friday, where funeral services
will be held.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03
A Remarkable Coincidence

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The Girard
house suicide is not Emanuel Kline, of
Trenton, y. j. The remarkable coinci-
ilence of the letter ''J'' tatooed in blue
ink on the right fore arm, above the
wrist, on the dead man, and the bullet
scar on his leg, which answer exactly
10 distinguishing marks on Mr.. Kline,
led to the deduction that it must be he;
but relatives of Mr.. Kline failed to
identify the body. The body is yet I'M
identified
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03
SWALLOWED CAKBoLIC ACID.
A Chicago Woman Prefers Death
to DOmineering Mother-in-

CHICAGO, Jan. Mrs. O'Leary, liy-
ing at As Gurley street, wife OF William
O'Leary, an employee of c. P.
Kimball, the carriage manufacturer,
attempted and probably succeeded
i'll killing herself and her young daugh-
ter tonight with carbolic acid. Both
were given strong emetics and taken to
the hospital, but no hopes are enter
tanned for their recovery. Mrs. O'Leary
left letter to her husband stating that
the cause of her desperate act was the
interference and domineering way of
her mnfher-in-laW.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03

Any fur, provided it is good and gem
uine. finds favor this winter. True sill
yer. black and brown fox, sealSkin and
monkey are worn with more effect than
the less expensive furS, but are not
more fashionable,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03

Mo, women and children all advertise
Mefi, their Wants inSUNDAY'S GLOBE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03

Movements of Ocean Steamships.
Hamburg-Arrived: Rhatia, from New
York.
New York-Arrived: Sorrento, from HAN
burg: Exeter City, from Bristol Portuense.
from Para, Brazil; Valencia. from Curacao.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03
A Dozen Years in Joliet.

CncAGo, Jan. 2.-Hronek, the an
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03


'Clementson Assigns, But His
Seized ule Shows Abundance of
Assets.
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T uRSS !:

Now is the time to pick
up BARGAINS. This has
been an unusual season,
and you can buy NOW to
great advantage. Seal
and all fur will be much
higher next fall than this
season. and we offer NOW
10 per cent off on this
seasons price. WRITE
TO US.
RANSOM & HORTON,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-24
drain and Proyi.ion..

CHICAGO. ~. May gl.-Therc was more doing
In whcat tolny. aud bcitct iccling existed carry.
The opening iur July WIS - higher than ycsief.
days closing. suld huin A. hclpw aud 20 abnyc
the Opening ngurcs aud tlofcd about = higher
than yesterdays closing. wiih the feeling cnslcr
The hnncss was attributed a. reported mnsu ex.
tuft buying az the scaboari late yesterday, con.
nn,d IS moro iihefii cionmn,cs and p.psslhly In.
nucucci some ny icar 81 irust IN the Northwest
Thew was hriiDf buying, aud IN spite ~ some
rather ~ cul selling the market held hp well most
oi the ~ sinn. shorts CuyCne lipcly. The weather
hulictiu indicated HIGHER tcmncraturc. and adviccs
al.n rponcd The weather SETTLING warmer. This
inducvd The selling Of some whrat bought carly.
aud fall outside prices wcw not maintained.
tailrs were braflsh.
\ quiet hnn iceIlug prevailed IN corn nuciua
tiuus kvpt Within u fnnTU aud the volume ol
busiugss wa. only mudcratc. Thcrc wcrc no lca'
uus nt Importance developed aud tho nufkci
shovel little " any change from Yesterday. opcm
tuus tciuE confined largcly ~ lural Traders 1he
market opcnui % ',c adyangc over The cluilnr
pflrrs ui Yesterday, Cnfnl 90 a. changed frs
qucnily Within = range aud clo,,d 80 e higher
in 6aisa ialf bushes vns transacted In June and
Iuly. but other deliveries wcv neglected.. moi
enough tfadcs hyiuH made ~ establish quot iuuns
\ nrmcr icgllug PREVAILED aud prlca adytucci
ouiie an artiyc busln..s ,ns done In pofk and
pflcrs ruled with considerable iucgulaHty Oucn
iug saicS wcfr made ni BE- decline. but the demand
was sufficiently active ~ advance prices gsi tiOc
aud especially inr luly delivery. later the market
ruled rather quiet aud prices sCttlcd back intl 81
| closing comparatively steady.
little more life whs manifested In the Lard
mafari aud trading Wus fairly nrtitc. The fceiiua
was easy ~ The uIgnlng aud pfcys ruled si .at i
lower later The mafscl showed nom sl.adinc,
aud me tcglin. IN rn.,. wa vgovcfcL pcmhna
speculative trading uns bflsk In short flhs. cstc
cially during ne early Ian Of ihc day ltlcs
/ enci somewhat aud pHcrs srttlrd hirs arnlu y !,
/ 5'tr nnd The market yl,scd steady.
The lghdlng iuiufcs fngcd a. follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-24

CANNED GOODS - Piuclpplcs. sLlaai N
peaches. . Zoe. sludlpl. tLNella0 second. sluUa
lli Tomatoes .lls.st mdnrlNi.. 49, 5lhs, siaudnri
tiOt straw sl2l rupbrrricS sl2G black
ferries $40 riCru Eica sl.ln pear, st.h1
piufHs slHi trp rlrtiA tiU1rfucn corut iulf,i.jt
HW.u pcla sis'HtL1t cove oysten fall Ncigit
! No. u1H1N. % lbs ~ htefi01. hght weight U1r.
Ne, tttu tolicncl mllk-CrUwn. s,li. iagic
$780, tWi.s s.lh. salmon, SiCitl1cl tupluct
FLOR musutrl sirliuos. si.1 M4ckrrcl sl.lie,
IE herring mnrkcful. ell
stGAk-rufc white, ~ on white. SO. yellow
clluncd. s'.nfsi ir refined A. ~. standard rrnnu
lated, o.. powdciod gl.c cut loaf a.. open kct
tlc 81 .ff1' ~. steady.
con- EE-tommon, l5itc ordinary. isc. fair
ilr prime rio. inifs chuilo tn fancy, 2n4sslc, old
government Uotar. steady
| fAtT-snriunw, sia1pcr htrrol. Ohio River 30 q
tti 80 per hnfrcl Louisiana, sai. Seas the 81 "
/ Cuirac. 80. o.. pkis. .l,c
Louisiana, i'ieslc. oarlllGh G97o
kTAKCH-ic
CiiEE.E =rrimN ilats -. NrW York factory
49,. Tall craui, o., Young Amtflrt, iac.
MuLANs Haltu HIIuH. com mon o. ftIr. 300 ~.
prime thut.v aiottg Lucy, o.. crntfIfurnia. com
mon 20 iair -igsa,s primo 10 rholr', ga Jc syrup
gimiur dIm
tANnils. rtlcks. nll slscs ln bxs. pls ani hrls
p'eatiu' n itncy us Dried. ti- .g extra fancy
llllfr ufm
fIli WEIGHT Wl ,r
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was by long odds the great feature Of the
day and II furnished nearly onethird OF
buying which has been 30 conspicuous In the stock
for the past week was continued this morning. and
while the rest OF the list hesllated and even went
back small fractions II steadily nnd rapidly adj
vanced and before noon had gained ~ per cent.
After that II reacted somewhat but again gathered
strength In the last hour and moved up n per
cent further, closing at its best price and tho
highest for the stock In many months. There
were several stories to account for the heavy trad
Ing and large advance In the stock but the general
impression Is that the Chicago party Is Gccumu-
lating tho stock on inside Information OF future
Developments In the property There was an
urgent demand for the stock in-thc loan crowd
this morning and II commanded premium for
use at one time 86iihs Of per cent. per diem,
though this rate was afterward reduced There
was talk o corner In the stock similar to that in
TRANSPORT ne ltal and the foreigners were
sellers OF the stock on sellers options almost
al day long though the aggregate of such sales was
not proporiionately lnrge. The general list, after
y 0elocs, began to move upward and Atchlson,
huntington, Rock Island, Union Pacific aud the
Nanderbilts In turn came 10 the front and were ma
tcrinlly advanced. In the forenoon, however be-
Sides 81 Paul, the trust shares In the unlisted de-
partmont were very heavily traded In, and sugar
Trusts rose ~ and Lead Trusts IA and the later
continued active up "a the close The rest Of the
shares Ia the unlisted department were quite neg
lectcl, but, alter Cotton OIL brunswick was most
prominent aud closed NJ 2lT. The news Of the
day was almost Invariably of n favorable nature.
ahd Tue ulterincos attributed TO Mr.. Armour were
particularly calculated ~ encourage the bull Gle.
ment. Some gold was engaged for shipment OH
saturday, but 1t had no effect upon the list what
ever. Among the coal stocks Delaware * ilud.
son AMI Iackawnnna were quito prominent and
both were materially higher nt the close, which
was active aud strong at the best prices Of the day
The active list II almost invariably higher aud ST.
Iuul IA up v, lAckawanna le6, 81 Paul preferred
"a, Rock Island "a, Atchson land Lake Shore /.
Railroad bonds maintained their animation aud
pronounced strong tone today, and almost every.
thing tmdcd In today IL higher this evening. The
hulDf Oi all ISSUES were slUNtHl of which Denver
y Rio Grdnde Western certificates contributed
sl02O11, and the Fort Worth q Denver lrsts slOl,-
Ol1 The most marked gains are keOkuk a Dies
Moincs iirss ~ 10 1917, st. Paul Mineral Point "a
" 10 l0) aud spokane irts ~ to i0e1..
The total sales OF stocks today were 10000
shares. Closing quotations
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NEW ORLEANs IA No. .,

NEW ORLEANS, La. May 2a-Coneo steady; Rio
clfsoes' common 10 prime, l6l28lB|Sc.
hlee- quiet butsteady; ordinary TO prime 3lE@5c.
Bran Steady, 72iS6e16c.
Cotton seed Products Nominal.
sugar-Steady and firm. Open kettle. fully fair,
Us, good lair bloc air, &c; centriugals firm;
on Whlteh'Hc eholce, SIC choice yellow clarified,
1916; prime yellow clarified. ne; on yellow
ciaflnedIS s9I lllOc; seconds. O. 500 l3-l6c
Molasses-Open Kettle, nominal centrifugal
s'rong prime TO good prime. 22gl3c fair 10 good
iair -O99lc common 10 good common, l6e5lgc;
Inferior, l0c.
NEW YORK, May 2a-Cohee-Optlons opened
steady at lO@0 points up. aud closed lrm at l56sli
points up sales 80 uOJ bags, including May sl6 10
@l05O, June, sl6.iJs l6JG July. si65j65iG 90, Au-
gust slGb5@lG1G September, sl6.SOCtlGsj; October,
slGA@lj.YG November. Sl6.gj; December, Sl7.OOa
lhhJanuary, siG0OalIOj: February, sl1lO March,
SLID spot Rio, dun; fair cargocs, 1890.
sugar-liaw firm; fair refining, &c sales, 6,000
bag centrifugal, W. test, re refined nnner good
demand
Molasscs Foreign quiet New Orleans quiet
kice-steady aud quiet
CINCINNATI, q. May 2l-Whisky Quiet. sales
A'g barrels finished goods ON a basis Of sLO2
Sugar-StfOng.
EgS-firm at ii@lilSc
Cnecso-ln good demand.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2a-On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was firm; fancy creamery,
l19lOc' choice 10 iancy, l2igetiic dairy l2tl &c:
inlr TO good, 69lOc. Eggs hrm at l2@l2,sc.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

Market quotations unchanged and business quiet
were the only features on Change today Grain in
store at the elevators Corn, o. 7Js bushels oats
l6,63i bushels.
At New Orleans sugar was In brisk demand and
holders were not anxious sellers. Prices were finn
and well maintained Moasses quiet and mn
changed. Rice ia fair demnnd, firm and well
maintained
Chandler, Brown & Co., of Chicago, wired their
Memphis correspondence follows Until the last
few moments wheat ruled strong NIL day. The adj
vance early was due to cold weather and reports
Of damaging irosts In the wheat belts, aud had II
not been for free selling by Hutchinson a sharp
advance would have been established, Prices are
low There Is big short interest In July wheat
and n fair crop is by no means assured Conscrya'
tive people are buying wheat We think wheat a
purchase. Curb, 76itc bid for July"
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I,rnNIsinn..

FlslI-M nckcrel. half bFls 30. 1. $3.50: No ?
$50 Nn.3 sNa. lO.lb kits. 40. l. slai No 2 81 -.
pry hcrriug. faulty. sc pcf box; North Carolina
ruc herring hall brls, si5h White hsh. half brls.
siIn
hog pRODuCrS-Qulci pork, slJOlaia2G m.
gar cured hams, lO'Snllitc brukiat bacon, ga
l0'gc clear rib sldc hlc1n. 49, shoudcn' 9, II.
bulk pork clear sidc.. C4r. clear RIB sides, ~ ",
lolg clear vi ~ shoulders b'ac
LARD Tcs, 5r. hall bri.. '!c keys, no choice
Kettle. NtnF. quiet
FRESH MENT---licci. hin lquart'r,. SAFE. fore.
quart N, 'oflc tity hogs uofic, county dressed,
~ satGr per 10
fGs fl:Er-Drls slOG half brls $780, kegs
sl1A
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. noui. ana s,.ch,

NEW YORK, MAY Mooney on call easy ~ "a
90 vet cent lasi loan fff CCnti closed oicfc,l
~ tff cont Prime mernutuo PAPER Hhlt',
~ ccut sterling exchange duh but steady NJ
Nhia lot tltu Gay bills ami ~. iof demand.
but nrm.
81, The transactions In the stock market today wcrr
VIC latEcl Tor any LAY fnf long time. aud the
Nlthslh ~ the market was improving With The
hmouhl ol the tmdo. There wHs q ieeling that
= t,h,unn was due among the local traders
aha W We enufs 81 that Clss VI operation.
" NIlhF ABOUT decline inf hrsiatinn In the fore
hpon Nh uuc, hut tue fcneml buiilsh ieellna wa,
~ STRONG and the advances mads hy The leading
sasis. - material that al upputltlnn 10 the up.
nV'eu W ~ unison alter u o'clock. NJ Paul
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are as follows Ordinary, ec good ordinary. 9]Sc;
low middiing, 10 lice; middlng iOsSc; good mid
ding, Iilsc.
Futures opened steady and closed duiot as fol
lows May, 1902 bid juno. l0.G0@l0.62, July
lo6i@lo62 August, lo.ii@l0i5 September, $3.50
99I; October, o.6i@a62; November, 952@g. So; Do.
ccmber. o5i@a55; January, GGl@o62 February
0 GS@9 7c March. o7599.77. Sales, 1850 bales
LIVERPOOL.
Al nooni Spots quiet and steady. Sales 5000
bales OF which 1900 were American. Receipts g.
200 bales, of which 200 were American. Closing
quotations were us follows Ordinary, 7-lGd; good
ordinary, bil.i6di low middling, l3l6d; mid
ding, Cd good lnlddlng. GA.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
THESE prices are given In pence and Giths, thus
GGJ means Gi-Gid, aud 5,0l means l.6id
Atip.m.; May. 600 sellers, May-Junc, 900 sell.
ems; June-July 60l sellers. July.August G,Ol sell
ers Augustscptcmbcr, sos buyers. septembcr-oc'
tober, $40 sellers; OctobcrNoyombcr 53G sellers;
November December, 63J buyers September, 5O1
buyers
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship CompanJ's
Mail steamers.

Tho Steamers 81 this, tho only regular line iil
inr fum the south 10 Liverpool. are very popular
With passenger and the rnutc they tatc being icsl
Liable "a bad weather than That u the New York
steamer makes the trip thoroughly chi iyahlc.
The following rtcamcfsHr expected 10 leave htfu
llONlulAN, a. snil about Nay ~
BERNARD HALL, 10 sail about May -
ANuEAN, tos " about May ~
nARtIN, 90 sail about iunc2
TEXAN, 90 sail about June
NM. Ctl.f, a. slil about June .
JAMAICAN, 81 snil about juno IS
BALLOON fnru Hence a. Liverpool, 500. through
~ raris Via Calais 90 Dover. int class uil. clc.,
ttln, OF thlgi.clatH rail- tiin
Return Tickcit-Ncw orleans IN Liverpool ani
rctufu gtn. New orleans 30 Paris aud return.
nnt-class al the way, slJl Children and servants
AZ reduction.
apply 10 ". J. hANDLlS
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NEW YORK, May % There was a fair busines,
with iohber, but Undo ut int hands was almost
suspended by the Interest concentrated upon the
auction silc ui 1900 cases OF coOcd cntons which
large company OF buyers from all sections OF The
county The prices realized az the sale were very
uneven but the results, ns "a whole wcTc aatisiro.
tory IN the owners, The tudc opinion Ia that the
sale was decided success, prices averaging higher
than huycis anticipated. The general market was
without change
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HAY-Cholcc, from store, Soc, carload from lcycc
or depot sll51@lGOt prlmc from store 1a,'SDc;
cnfload from luNcc or depot, tlLbualA.ul prairie,
from storc, bD6,dO,i carload, from lo,ec or depot
sOUimlim
CORN-l'tOm storc. white, co. 10 &c; mixed ijc.
from lcyeo or depot white Ia bulk. 3ies tJC, In
sacks. ilc: mixed ~ bulk Die, In sucks. ale.
hkAH-frum fiOfc, ~ gftlIe, from lcyvc or de
pot sia6letllOl
OATs-fnlm store. white, 3fnl1c mixed. $40,
Sc, from lcypc or depot, white IN bulk, STA Lc In
snoks DC. mixed. IN bulk. 2lc IN sacks, &c.
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nnMESTIC ENCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, par; Eastern points sight lilo
discount: Cincinnati. St. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, par; New Orleans, y discount
sellng-Now York and Eastern points,
81. 80 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, l-l0 prcmiumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed steady to-
day. Sales, 800 bales, of which 80 TO
exporters and $50 10 spinncrs. At New
Orleans, spots closed firm, and futures
quiet, advancing 8 TO @ points. Liverpool
was quiet and steady, at an advance of i-iGc
on ordinary with futures steady, near posi-
tons advancing 1 point and remaining
months unchanged. New York spots closed
firm, with prices advanced 8 points, closing
quiet
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: "A very dull
and unintercsting cotton market is the re-.
port TO make today and slight advance In
sympathy with the greater display of stcadi-
ness in Liverpool, which recovered partially
from the weak tone prevailing there last
evening. No new feature Is apparent in the
market and the fluctuations have been 80
slight as to fail TO give dominant tone TO
the market in either direction. Operators
are at sea with regard to the future, and no
speculative demand as yet exists for con.
tracts. In the meantime the steady taking
OF cotton for consumptiye purposes is In
progress with the natural result Of lcsscning
the amount Of desirable cotton remaining In
stock. As the process continues and the bet.
ter grades are eliminated the demand for the
rcpaindeF-f tho stock will probably have
->fho effect Of bringing the prices Of spots and
contracts more nearly together The weather
continues to be reported dry aud cold, and
therefore uniayoublc to the rapid develop.
mont ~ ia, t,iauf
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IIreatistuUs.

FLOUll-From store, family, sl71, choice, silj,
fancy, sLat extra fancy, sihT patent si.lj, quiet
strong.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans sl.7j@2OO me.
dium, l.5l6sl7i.
oAfMEAi-In half brls, $50 from store
CRACkERS-soda, extra, Be-. treble extra. G6t
&C; ginger snaps. 5ess'Sc assorted jumblcs, liee
l2tsr. cfuam Crickcus, Pqsthlsc.
store
IlOMINY AND GRITs-From slore. SOS.
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CATfLE-Choice q, c1tfl 3',tT'.c. good a9
W 81 fcalauafs tn medium. t.HNec cholcc led
e. ~ lhs and ~ H,nic. ic'itr, 20 10 40 ihs.
gltHs't 49,
lloGs- cholcc oonicd. e.. good. pIsese
sllEEl'-thoioc, &c medium. s',alc. common.
LANlls-choioc. b. common to good. per head.
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WHISKY a9traight Kentucky n1utlon. u tOt
Geo. huhvfiauuaud Lincoln Counties urn No si 81
ft1H EASTERN pts, fiuIHb li nrturiIng o. ago
aud make Unmmpn whisky, pViil ~. ac,urilng g.
pruoi. Nothing under 90 IVr crut quoted
1lN-tlwJL'l CO domestic slN,, t'j COT I'm.
pufird
GKAss EEEns-Rei clover S. p bu. hcris. si.t
plC bu. urhlni. SIS hI. Timothy, tiisftLOl BIZ.
German Wlllpt Ni.iNc hu. Hungarian, ss.t ~ hu.
uNUUiNU apstlU' &C.
TiiH-gl.1
tliur -pun Stit buck. ti.tl
lfANHt' .tfIr.
TALON ~.
NNUtf -UafJirs flO5i gniph's. siO 81 Rail
road. ~ % U1li a AKA CNo1
roMpti'-kU' sou halt kcsa sa5s quarter
Ices. tl5a
,uAL ull.-rrlme white. Wholesale lots. p'.o pcr
MILLION.
rOBACco-common gisoc. other grades. coo
tr
uEE,wAX- M
NAiLsairln. son Steel $40
.Nunl.w Barr rfclfr wool, unWathei, ifH1ic
tuh washed. an.I.c
uiuis by lint 80 !. a. No. Q. o. dry sited
..tr rrru tilicii. so. T. 80 80 . ae rurn. lTi
o. dcgnalus lit lh' ahcvlakuA t,cIsi.ut nomi
nal
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NEW YoRK.
Spots opened steady and closed nm. mlddllns.
li1fc. sales, loo bales Quotations wcrc a. COL.
lows Ordinary. NC. good ordinary, W.c low
mlddiing 10 ii.i6c. middlluR. me- good mid
ding. iis.c. middl!ng fair " biec fair u i5iCc
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet n
follows May i06s9ioCs June. iocseio o.
July. io5oai0Tii August io5iaio75. september
ioisai0i9 October, o.slGgo1 November oSe
eos December, ppoga 81. January, 9Te1pN feb
ruary. ioojGiooc. March. ioi8Si0.it April
-. Bales. to.2co bales
NKw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet ami closed hrm
middiihs. iUesc. Sales $40 balcl -s-ioiauon'
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nANK CLrAniV0A

CHICAGO M, May Si-nank clchrlnri. So.
uii.u
NEW ORLEANS. May 2i-Cloaungs Of tho banks.
l,tApb.
~. louis. No. May gL-Clcnfing~ slo,o.si9.
balance. taH,bts,
nALrlMoRr, Md, May 21.-CloaHnrs 81 GA, 40.
balances, tinflL
BOSTON, Mas. May 2l-Cicarnes siaog.os,.
balances. tlOOHa1L
NEN YORK. May gl-Cluatin :, Sl2LglIol1
halnncrs. ti.fNllld
rnlLApELriIiA. Ia, May "a -Clcarlngs sn,.
HasHs balances, siu2s.siL
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aotIon srr,l I,ro,lnrt.

NEAtsaptimc. 3ispntts'N les than or load
slaealpd ~ meal siepld,.i0. les than car
load tlauHlfn
turtuN skED- l,ailpad, NiOi river. 5000
pfr ton
uii.-irimc crude. a14inr OF crude. anslsr.
Trlnc summer yellow, ia.tt.. 90 SUMMER yUiioW,
e. f'r. Chulcc cooking SIMMER yellow, 5QftA2C.
pfimc summer white. ttstHc.
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COTTON MARKET.
.cnANoa QUOTATIONS.,

Tic lorai oo,inn market oncnci steady and closcl
tirndy, middlinr. o. ii.ia1 Sales 100 bales. OF 81
iocxporon aud % 10 spIuncn
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
oriinny, SOFAS roli orilnarJ p5iGr. low
miid.inF. 20 aioc midd'ins. 10 iiiGs good mid.
dina. o. sia1 mildl.ng ihiE nominal hir. nom.
inai. dusty. hailc lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
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IWVHV"Hl y y v y y =, VON Nv. n I. y
o& T. .. ~ TM, 81. steamers. 2 wagona a
Total. ln bales
Espafif-M&C MA -.Co &sw, ioi
n. ~. Total 100 balct
DAILY roar AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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VIII be found an excellent remedy for
fick headache. Carriers Little Liver pills.
Thousands cf letters from ptoplc who have
used lLcu prove this fact Try them.
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sr LOUIS. No. May 2l-wool-Recolpts, l7g,
so pounds. Market steady and unchanged.