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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
Poultry for Market.

An ordinance in force in New York
City prohibits the sale of turkeys or
chickens unless their crops are free from
food or other substance and shrunken
close to the body. This law makes it
imperative that poultry dressers should
keep their poultry from food long enough
before killing to insure the crops being
entirely empty. According to we'll
known commission firm, it is best to
keep poultry designated for market from
food twenty-four hours previous to kill
ing to insure the crops being entirely
empty, though in some cases twelve
hours has been found sufficient. Kill all
kinds by cutting through the roof of the
mouth to the brain with a sharp pointed
knife. Leave the head and legs on, and
never "draw" the entrails. Pin-feathery
young turkeys, ducks or geese should
not be killed, but kept until fulfilled ged.
Poultry should be fat before killing.
The usual quality sells best scalded. The
legs and necks of turkeys and chickens
should be dry picked Immediately after
killing; this will keep them from dis
coloring when exposed to the air. The
water for scalding should be boiling hot.
Immerse the bird, holding it by the legs,
and lift up and down in the water three
or four times. mmeilately after scald-
ing chickens and turkeys, remove the
feathers, pin-feathers and all, very
clearly and without breaking the skin.
After scalding ducks and geese. wrap
them in a cloth about ten minutes: then
the down will roll off with the feathers.
All poultry should be ''plumped" after
picking, by dipping it for about two
seconds in boiling hot water, then thrown
into cold water and left for ten or twelve
minutes.
Very fat and handsome chickens and
turkeys generally sell little higher when
dry picked, and from far distant points
they carry better. Poultry looks much
leaner when dry picked than when scaid-
ed and ''plumped;" therefore only very
fat stock should De dry picked. Ducks
and geese are preferred scalded. Care
fully avoid cutting or bruising the flesh
or breaking the bones. -New York World.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
Dry Bedding for Swine.

Hogs dcring the cold winter should
be provided with good, dry litter for
beds, says DR.. ID. H. Eeynolds, of Maine.
If their nests become wet they must be
very cold and uncomf Portable. And if
the pigs are left in cold, wet nests. the
food given them will be used mostly to
be burned up in their systems to keep up
their natural temperature, instead of be-
ing used to increase their growth. AS
a matter of economy, as we'll as human
ity, concludes the Doctor. it will be
better to provide good, dry nests for
them, making them comfortable, than to
allow them to suffer in cold, wet ones.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-04
To Remove Warts From Cows, Teats.

These troublesome outgrowths from
the teats are unQuestionably contagious,
and a mixer who has warts on his hands
has been known to communicate the dis
ease to the cows, and it is a common ex-
perience that the disease quickly spreads
from one cow to another unless care is
exercised to prevent it. To grease the
hands with carbolated vaseline will pre-
vent the contagion, and this preparation
has been found effective as a cure for
the warts. A wart is an excrescence
formed by engagements of the vascular
papllI8 of the skin and a thickening of
the epidermis over them. The scales
which fall from the warts seem to cause
the disease in other spots to which they
become attached just as the spores of
fungus, or the scales Of such skin dis
eases as ringworm produce the disease in
new places on the skin. When the COW
ering epidermis is thin the warts bleed
by rupture of the blood capillaries of the
papilla. There are several effective RENE
dies, all of which are caustics or fungi
cides, as sulphur ointment, lunar caustic,
(nitrate of silver bluestone sulphate of
copper and calomel Chloride of mer-
cury), or corrosive sublimate, tbichloride
of mercury. These are applied to the
surface of the warts in solution or in
ointment.-Ne1o York Times.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-30

closing TIC asked July 51S@751i@75llc closing
fo54c bid August 75(d10l4c, closing l9'sc asked
Confirm; No mixed, cash, SOlSc. May. 200
5V1sc. closing sO9sc; June, 9O14gylo ciosing we
September. S2IIS @8a34c closing $3.50,
Oats--Dull aud lower No. 2, cash. 25c asked;
May, 22Qt225zc bid; June, 2254c bid.
Rye-No. 2, l2c1iSc bid.
Bnrley--Nothing doing.
Hay.Dull aud weak; prairie, s7tO@S5O timo'
Bran-i0@iic.
Flaxseed-sfii
Lead-Dull and dragging; refined: S3i2T asked,
s3i bid common s3lO asked sj3lR bld.
Bulter-Qulet and casy; creamery, H9z-c dairy'
l6@2O. II
Eggs-scarcc and sharply higher ut lOc
| Proyisons-iFirmeE
| Pork-sll25.
I4Ard--Prlmc steam, nominal at $50.
Dry Salt Meais-shoulders 81 9.i254@e52so longs
| and ribs ,fSG 1906 -; Short clear, S6y0C1bA
Bacon-Boxed shoulder, $500; longs ana ribs,
| 81. l56sGs0; short clear, S6SIh9G9l
Hafns-e9. 75ml2O0
Roceipts-Flour, 1900 brlg wheat 5000 bu; corn,
| $4,000 oats, 5l00O; rye, 1900 barley l,OOO a..
shipments--Flour 5000 brls wheat, l6,OOO bui
corn, 12s,0OD oats, coo; rye 1000 barley, 1000
| KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April % -Wheat-steady;
! No. red, cash, Zoe; July, Glci August 49, NO
SOFT cash, April and May, no bids nor offerings;
| July, 6itfc asked; August 63c. ,,.,
Corn-Quiot No. 2, cash. 2jc bid; May, 25zc bid,
| 5Gc asked No. white, cash. 2oc Dld' 2oc usKedi
OatsZsteady: No. . cash sales. 9Oc May 2Oc
NEW YORK. April 2g--Ihe yisibly supply OF
| grain on Saturday April u, ~ compiled by the
| New York Produce Exchange, was ~ follows:
Wheat, 70) bu; decrease, 10000 bu. Corn,
1880 100 bu; decrease 1855 rs bu Oats G100lgg
bu: decrease, Gs,7Vs bu. RYE, 1,iG2,226 Blu; de.
crease, 2.62i Blu. Barley, Si,96s bu decrease,
N.igl bu
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GENERAL TRADE.

The only change made In the quotation lists was
making lard ',c lower. closing quiet. Meats closed
nrm
Grain In s,orc at the elevators Coru. iolin
bushels oats. 2l.O7s bushels
The Merchants Exchange will b. closed tomor.
TOW lrucidayl.
AZ New orleans sugar l. In active demand ana
wfy arm. priocs iumcf. with yellow ccntrlfurals
selling ns high ass lidc. Nolasscs steady Hlcr
easy and quolahly unchanged. The Chicago aud
~ Louis Exchanges viii be- closed until Wcdncs
day morning Western packing returns Cor the
week" SAYS The Cincinnati Pric' CarnHt show a
moderate INCREASE In the marketing u hogs the 10
MI packing being ia 900 against 1000 the prcccd
Ing wcck fofcoucsponding time last year the to
al Wa iGhuuA since Marh tho arvpgatc h
i.ioWu against i.iai.upa year -lncruasc. "a 4.
uo hogs some giln Ia the marketing Il naturally ~
10 ekpcCic,l almost steadily iof snmu weeks
Quality nov good. i'riccs OF hogs arr iOais crnts
Ter 100 pounds lower than week ago at leading
matkot Al this iunciuw, with the onlarring
movement IN hogs IN Niow ior some weeks Ia come.
many large packing concerns are Interested In ,cc.
Ing rcduocd prices COT hogs Its not clear as %
what l. likely 10 bc developed IN the market Ia the
neat future other than that the production will
probably not b. excessive. and the domestic aud
iorirn distribution will b. liberal. fully IN DO.
portion 10 the supply"
The London Nlrt Lane E5Jfa, in liswcckiy ~.
Wow oi The 9Th. oi the nrliish gmln trade says
There has been an increased demand iof English
whcats and pfic,s have advanced "a. The salct OF
fnEllsh wheat during the past week wcfc ii.Ol0
quaiicu NJ 90 iOi. against ipsa quarter al ss "a
during the corresponding week Last year. Tho
tone of iorrirn wheat has improved. despite the
large arrivals Of white. F1ouf 4 steady. 40 ~.
days market the values Of Enrlish wheat wcrs
maintained iouiru Whcah were "a cheaper iof
california. while other American aud Australian
aud Russian whcau wcW mthcf dcapr Flour.
corn aud oats were weaker ihflcy was "a lower &"
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drain and t.,o,,.,o,..

CHICAGO. ~. April 2p.-n spite Of the fact
that was the last business day oh the month tho
markets had holiday look ThCfu wus plenty of
bullish ucWs ailnat rTanilng wheat but the bcaf.
in ltuins were low, The strongest buiiish factor
was Tie dccfcnso II ptLOn1 bushels Ia the Visible
supply. july wheat opcncd n ~, r.. sold ~ spa
3uI y early, frmcd up 10 iuNaHWi Al whom the h.g
dctrrasc Ia the visible was kuuWn aud then ID
rnriCd a. ~ on sales by lOcal operator closing
~ n. MAY wheat uIcnUd NJ sic, spld nt ~ sr aud
hFumr yer dnlI arnund the latter pflor June
uIs.uti 30 sf o., sid ~ s2'sc aud finally sicadlcd
down, q .uslng ut flisc.
Thew was guOi made IN corn. most II IL was
changing ifum one htuW ~ another The ship
frr wyre taking Tie May and selling July MAY
uuvuci NJ .lto. sOld NJ Il.c aud later ON "a De-
ciulfu oi e1.u1 bushels IN ihe visible supply lm.
pfntCi 10 tir closing M lIi r.
Nrrrlpts NJ oats ven lnfgc. MAY opened Fiunr
~ ilsfli' &c and nfmcd up 70 80 .c The market
was Inactive
The provision market opcncd With a mld on
pfiUcs. Tho covering Cor Ny then rausci a roti
mliy, which was encouraged by thufu who wished
to work values higher as a. pat ont iof July and
september The covering was M rls. Lard aud
rufk. The carriers frllCtcd the small lunrs " the
ttun they lid net want io take aud pay iuE
The heading futures ranged ne iulioWg
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, uoui. ana stocks.

LONDON, April y. I p.m.-consois closed At ~
Q 10 for money aud ~. for The account tuited
States honds o.. iJl' Tho amount of bullion
gone into The Bank uf EnglHnd on balance TO-DAY j.
to.O0 hif silver ~ II.
PARIS. April ~ Three per cent runtcs, M &c
for the account
HANK CLEAntNGs.
CHICAGO, H., April 2l-iank clcarlngs. ST..
tlsOnl
NEw ORLEANS. Ia. April 2o-nank clcarings
si.l1dlNs
SEw YORK April 21.--C1cirlngs. s5tgOLolS.
balances. eLhii,g2i
nALTlMoRE Ma, April 2o-Clcarlng,. sl.9li,.
$50 balances, sf1i,isl.
PHILADELPHIA, IA, April 2p-Clcirlngs 10.
day, n,Gl9,iiM balances, &l,il1uii
IT Lout7 No. April 1-tlcarlnra sl.1p5 sgo.
balances. tiOliGi Tor this muuthasil. s1l. 90.
balances sl0isbeiA For corresponding month
last ycnf-Cleutlngs. g72ooi,sS. aiauoes. silNa,.
la
nOsTON, April 2p-Clcarlnrs today. siGg5i. i55.
halnuccs. sltli.1ih Iof the month"; lvnrinrs.
srputNOii. balances. sfl5gDNii fof the cufe.
spondlns month IN isss-Clcnfings. 80, ijs.ig.
balances. kll.lHi. 81
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

lmports-M * G. \ * I, l6 q n, g. l.
II, ~ g. o&sw, LNo&T, co. X G, s & NJ, TO-
KC, NJ Il, Is NJ, 1917 NJ; steamers 5i wagons,
% Total 49, bales
Exports-M at -; La N, 5o7; Q, o & W, lbO
L. NO& 7. l77O, G., q b, -; I NJ, az steam
cn, north, -. Total. 1864 bales
NEW York.
Spots opened firm and closed firm; midding
II Lice. Sales 100 bales Quotations were as fol.
lows Ordinary, 5lGci good ordinary, 0ii.l6c
low middling iOjSc middling, II l-i6c; good
middlng II 9.iGoi middllng ialr i2lIc fair l2lSc.
Futures opened unsettled and closed stendy as
follows May, io.0i@i0.02; June, lo,Vi@lO.95; July
i0N9iiOO August, l0.O3@l00i; September,
iO.99@l03i October. ag9@O.OO, November, o. O@
p9l December. 992@0oa Jnnnary. iO.O0@iOOl;
February, l0.0s@lO.iO. March, lOi7@i0ls. Sales,
~ COO bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed flrm
mlddling. iO,zc. salcs. 800 bales Quotations
are Us follows Ordinary, 90; good ordinary,
@Sc low middllng, iOIsci middlng, 1880 good
middllng, NC.
Futures opened steady and closed steady az fol-
lows May, lO65@iO.6S June. lO73@l01i; July,
iO1s@i0'9 August l06i@iO,GG september,
lOil@lO.l2 October 972@aTa, November 9.G0a
0Gl. December 0G2a1Ga January. 0Cgaa5i; Feb.
ruary. a569a3s March, 038a6s. Sales, $500
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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FRUlT-steady. Oranges essiua sl5O8LOO
per box. California. $500 per box Lemons, $50
@3J0 Per box. lananas, l50d2O per bunch
Dates 5N,Sc Figs, l20tlbc per pound.
APPLES siOldLO0 Der bfl Dried apples, 2iSM
% per ID from store Dried peaches, 2x@3c from
store
VEGETABLE Onions, st25 per brl; cabbage.
New orleans crate. s27im3.O0, kfaut. per bril- $780,
hall brl, $50, garlic, j0c por 100.
NUTb-CocOnnuts, siiO@i00 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia. 7@sc. TENNESSEE iauners' stock, 5@jc
roasted Halle higher. shollcd, red, co. white. &c;
Spanish. lUc Pccans, Texas Old 7@l2c, Arkansas,
3efic. Italian chcstnuts. lOa22'ac
bUTifR-lut,orino. hGlsc, creamery, 2Og930c
dairy, lGA2lc. county butter 100 nc
pOtA1OEs-Firm; si.25aL7 % per brl sacls, 900
SOC per bui Utah, sOtoOc per bu, sweet, s2.OOg 80
per hrl.
ClDEls-ozark $3.50 per Drl and $3.50 per half
brl.
NiNEGAR-rcr gal i2@ilc
Enthusiastically; boxes, igc; cascs, i3c.
POULTRI-Chickens. young, s2OnotLd0 mixed,
g ne,2I1 hens, si0O@a2j, geese, siJO@3.OO; ducks
S2OOaA50
FRESH fislI-Bunnlo t6S2c per ID. cat, &c per
10 Game, perch trout etc, N0iiOC per ID
RAlslNs-London layers s3n California s22j
pur bux.
PICKLES Drls $780, half brls $500.
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Chancery Sale
--oF--
REAL ESTATE.

No. 0ssl R.-Caanecry Court 81 Shelby County
Nlnirf Parker W.. 0curHc luynct
Ny virtue " nu iniCfloCuiofi device iof mlc, en-
arr ts,n Al II Gt paru hsh viii trli 90 public
auction 10 the highest bidder In front Of the Clerk
aud Masters onlcc. III the Main sifugi cniilnge 81
the courthouse Of shelby county Memphis len
nCtsCc on
SATURDAY.. iIth DRy OF Way, 1850,
within irs.,i hour. the following described prop
eriy, situated Ia Ncmphis shelby County, icnncs
tcc toWit -. ,-..,.. o., -,
pari OF lot TO- block 81 block ~ ifuniinE N let
on the wrsi aide Of Humphrey street anu running
hack between ~ rallci lines ~ a ioi let 49,.
Terms of sale One third cash, lalantc on cf,lt
Of III months note with security "qui'u' hoh
Niaincd
This 10Th day 81 April, 80. ,,,
III n McnkSRY, Clerk and Master
John .. NJ. .tln aud A. II. louglata toiiei'0n
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tnth quotations wrrr o. follows
lluur STEADY and unchanged
No. tprinJ WhrIL Nlh,c No. q tpfiuf wheat.
Main. No fvd. itatisc.
No. curn, gisc.
No. oats gi,Hgic
No. gnr, tlHlli.r
No barley, nominal
NJ. nnkacd ai.h
Prime umuihi sfed si.1lt.Otgl
Mos pork. 30 bel, 80 in.tli 49,
lasfd. pr le1 De. sifli .ankA
short Ilh sides llouaUl ttptta0d
nfY salici shnuldcr lhntol. Agt4hfl
thuft clear aides lluNrilh 81 IfnU4t-
Refs lritafluuT 1880 hfla wheat t2On hu.
corn. $3.50 boz oais, a,iuoo bu pc, i.ul0 bu. bar
thipupnt-rlour. i2.oo nh, wheat pauoo bu.
corn hleo bu. oats, lesooo bu. f,c. a.ooO bu bar
The visible supply Of rmin April "a. according
io the hgunw III the Chl0lro n,ani III Trade Ia A.
iolluws Wheat M.old fu bu dccfraus. ail. Al In.
'liu, iiA'2pi2 hu dcccauc gNl.tll bu. uatn
NWaiW hui intrUasc, tttWi hu. i've. D. 80 TiN
dswa,c @lh bu harley, soAU2 bu. decrease.
~ louis No, April eo-rlour quiet and easy.
Wheat Higher Al outside markets inpr,ycd,
,hple, WtW hfn and The insult Va an iucfcasc 81
~ o,rf tautday No nd cn.h alo noininai'
may H3e'sc closing toO 3D. June, 35s,ii.c,
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Groceries.


CANNED GOODS e. pincapplcs eiitGtn
lchrhts . lhs standard. tialotlho sccond. siu1
Tomatoes. Ne. standard. N,anc , lhs. standard
tlWl stmwhUWCy tio. hasphcuiCs, Ma llack.
lcrrlrs tlup orCn gage. si.t0. har, tltto
lluma tiia Aspnmgus tlu0 Orccn cnfn 81
oslo Green peas N. "a tuvc oysicr. full weight
lh pttplc glis, 81. IS aioo lieht wight higi 2
w. Nu Condensed milk-Crovn, toih lnrlc
tl..u swiss. fAth salmon, ti.6itfi "a tarilnct
tl.N mustard ardlnes ei.1 Mackenl, tlilbN
u,ll hCulur maCkcni. ti.iA
.tlNAh efufr white Sc onwhiic. No yellow
elaflnci N,as.c ruancd A.S'sc. standard ffanu-
hhled pr powdered g.c. cut Loaf We opcn kci'
We, thuE,U ttuuN
tOffEL-Cymmon. ~ &C. ordinary, ~, iair, ipc
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Groceries.
NEW ORLEANS AprIl 2O.-coaec-qulet

NEW ORLEANS, April 29,-cofee-Qulet but
Arm; Rio. common TO prime, lGA@lyIc.
Rico--Quiet; ordinary 10 prime, 3ls6e5c
Sugar-Quiet; oIen Kettle choice, l3.l6c. strict
ly prime, q ll-l6c; good fair and fully fair, GO
9 9'lGc; fair, G,Ec; good common, G4@GAc; com.
mon, J54@0e; centrifugal, of plantation, granula.
ted, Sc OF white, SO prime yellow, clarified TO
choice yellow. clarified, l6l60Sc.
MolGsscs-Firm open kettle, strictly prime, 85c:
good prime, 3l0sfc prime, 2D93Jc fair 90 good fair
23of2tc; common 10 good common, 20@2lc; centri.
iugll strictly prime N@20c; prime TO good prime,
22@gc; fair 10 good ialr, 2O@2lc; common TO
good common, iO@lac; inferior loo.
NEwYORK, April 29--Coliee-spot Rio. quiet:
fnir cergocs, 1916 No options trade today. TX.
change closed'
sugar-Raw, inactive; iairi refining, G5f@6 7iGc;
centrliugals, ldo test &c refined. quiet, steady
MOasscs Foreign, steady, 50' test, 9lSc New
Orleans, moderately active; open kettle TO fancy,
2sWic.
CINCINNATI, O., April -whisky-Quier
sales, AL barrels finished goods on basis of slO2.
iiutter-lieavy; fancy creamery 21@2jc dairy
roll, lbmlsc.
LinscUd Oil--stcady at 566jsc
sugar-Quiel and steady hard refined, s6@g9sc;
New Orleans 7@i3tc.
fggs-Strong aud higher Mt iiF@lac,
Cheese-ln moderate demand; choice mild Ohio
fiat, lO@iOHc
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 20-On the Produce TX.
change today the butter market was lower cream
cry. ld6ts'c. dairy 10 ne
lggs-IiIm. fresh, luHiOLn.
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prime Rio. 1915; choice to fancy 2o@22c; old gov
eminent 30@35c stendy.
SALT-SaginAw, sl.35@i.40 per barrel; Ohio
River, s.25al Is per barrel; Louisiana, sii5@i 20
SACKS, fine, sL50' coarse. Sl.25; pkts, 2140t7c.
BICE-Louislana, i19@Gc; Carolina, 6@Ic; firm.
STARCH--3G3l4o.
CHEESE-Prime fats -; New York factory,
-; full cream l3c; Young America, 13c.
MOLASSlsS-Louisihna, common to fair, 2ja2sc;
prime choice, 35@i0o; fancy, 45c; centrlfugals,
common TO FAIR, 2j@2Sc, prime TO choice, 2sg33c;
syrup, 2jMl0c: firm.
CANDIkS-Sticks, all sizes, in bxs, pls and brls.
9@lOc; fancy assorted, 9k@l21Sc; extra fancy, ll@
nc firm.
SOAP AND cANDLEs-soap, sIsc@5c; candles,
full yqfght OiZc
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LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon Spots buslncss moderate al Tree prices
eaic.. ia.0oo bales, 81 which $50 were American
Receipts, iAooo taies. 81 which a. l0l wcre Aincr.
can. Closing quotations were "a follows orii.
nary. ll.iGd. good ordinary, . a. low middllng
bi1i mlddllng. iiGd. good middllng 5iGd
Futures opened firm at an advance and closed
steady
lihcso price are given In pence and 6iths thus
co. means C3Gid. aud AOi means i.Gid.l
A. ip.m.; April GO7 scllcn, Apfll.May, GO5
sellers MayJunc. Go5 sellers junoJuly. COZ sell.
err july.Aurust, God sellers. August september
5Oa scllen, September October ga values ocio.
Der November. 500 sellers. September. COZ sellers
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n.cnalsinI..

FLOuR-rmm store. family. tt0l choice. gLgt
iaury eiMHto1. extra innuy, tl5A.ttN patent
o. Zee Nd, rnsy
Cul,NMEAi. rcirl. fi'n. roller. SEQ steady
nEANs AND flAs-Nayy beans ti.5A0tluu me
dium, Al inHt Ga
oAtNEAt.ain half bfls. e. 80 from store
CRACKERS a-p,la. cHtfa, tC tnfblo exim. 81,
0'aC SINGER SNAPS. fHfs' IL escorted lumhlrs m
i3Ia. rrnm ruirkrrs fhafs'.U
CRACKED MiikAr-in half bfls $40 from
store
llONINY AND aRITs-rram .lors. slaA
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HAY-Cholrr, from siorn, sc. ear load. from
lcvcc uT depot tiA lnrtlbOf prime. ffnm siurr. tAt
fc, ium tiurr, nrsulc. cat Load, ir0m lcycc % de-
pot, tinWaliW
NOhN-l rum sinrc white idsntic mixed. 49,
ifum lCtUu ~ dCput white To- hulk, ntuV IN
sacks tiC. mixed. ln hnls, DC. IN sdcks. iiC
hkAN-lfum tiu.t, ii ffiiaC ifpm lctCc of Dc
rot. 90 iafiit
OAIs-ium rinrr. white, ad1I5r mixed. ail
Tc from lcte1 of drisut white in bulk. aifi &C. in
sacks, &C. mixed. IN bulk. ~. In sackA 49,
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and closed
firm; middling, i0,6c. Sales 1850 bales, includ-
ing $50 bales last evening OF which CSC bales to ex.
pOrlen.and 100 TO spnner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. slEc good ordinary, ol4c; low mid
ding, l0'sc; middlng, 1890 good mlddling,
NE midding' fair, nominal fair, nominal
dusty, kgi1zc lower.
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Live stoels.

CATTLE-Choicc 10 extni, 8HmgHc good re
SIC. scanwaEs 81 medium, n.ui'Hg choice feed.
crs 80 nnd up, Y.@jci feeders, 80 10 40. ~
fi9itc
households cornicd. piGic. good. l't@gtc
common. aisalc.
siltEP-Cholco, &C medium. 91s8lc. common.
tiOOmt.i0.
LAMlis-Choicc. &c, common to good. per head.
luTflNn
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New Yorl, Dr, s!nods uarEet.

NEW YORK. April Glowing 10 the partial
holiday aud the excitement incident 10 the cen
tonninl celebration business In dry goods was
limited principally Ia orders by mail, which con.
tinucd 10 Indicate steady demand. Decoration
prints were IN uctvo demand and iobbon did
some gencml store trade The mnrkct was uu.
changed. secdy tone being maintained. The
commission houses will be closed until Thurday.
the j0bbing HOUSES only on Tuesday.
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Coiion Nerh I,rodncis.

Oils-prlme crude, ;Seti0c of crude, 3o@lic
prime summer yellow, tloftC. OF summer yellow
inm o. choice cooking summer yellow, 60@j2c
prime summer white, liWi0c.
MEAL Prime, slSuQm lSdp. les than car load
slpuetlaiG on meal, sl60l@iLd0, les than car
Loaf 4 Uul.Ig "a
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IIXe hiock.

CHICAGO. Ill. April 2l-The Droro's Jbarnai
reports Cattls-Rcccipts. 1000 shipments, 5OO1.
Mnrkct-sirong and 100 higher choicc bccyes, $500
ga ~ steers s.aOttll0 stockers and feeders. 81 30
e3ii COWS, bulls and mixed, sl5O9230; fexm
steers, S3.21@A1j.
llogs-bcrcipts 10000 shipments 1900. Market
Strong mixed. SiGO6tl.sO heavy, sL5j@i 81
light Si.ii0si.S; skips slh0dLiO
shccp-Hecclpts 3.bG shipments 1000 Market
Strong natives, siOl9jiG Western, S35g@j.O0;
Ias. - - 90 U
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. 80 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm iddling Cotton, 10 5-9c;
Sales Today, 1850 Bales-Tho GEN.
erai Market is Steady--Meats Arc
Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE.

MONDAY EyESISG, April 20, 1850.
The money market remains easy. Money
in large supply and fair demand at rates
OF TO s per cent.
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TlsII-Mackcrcl, half brls No. /, $3.50; No. o,
$50; No B, 1926 l0b kits No 81 49, No. O. ST. PSI
No, 3, -. Dry Ilerrlng-Faniy CSC per box; N.
q. roe herring hall brls, 1915 White Fish-lIalf
brs. $3.50.
HOG PR0DUCTS-Frm; pork, sl3.259l3 20;
sugarcured hams, l0L@llc; breakfast bacon 9l4g
l0Mc clear rib side bacon, ne; bulk pork clear
sides G4c clear rib sides, &c; long clear, &c;
shoulders, o. &c.
LARD-Tcs, 7c half brls, re kegs, re choice
kettle, Sl4@go quiet
FRESH MEA1s-Bcef. headquarters, 5@7c fore.
quarters. 2%@ic. City hogs. Gg1c; country dressed
6bS0iGc per 10,
PCS 'FEET-Brls. 50: haIf brls. $3.50; kegs, sl2l
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BAGGING-09l0c.
TlES-Si.20
sIlOT-DroD sl.l5. buck, sl.i1
IEAD-bI6s6c.
TALLOW-ilSc
SNUFF-Gafrctts si0.76: Ralph's el025; Rail-
road. S9.2b; Gail a AXIS, S9.O0
PowDER-Keg', $500 hall kegs, s27j; quarter
kegs, clio.
ccar grcnso wool. 2OGs2jc; bury, washed, 20@JOc.
tubwnshcd, 30@3ic.
HlDES-Dry Flint, No /, 0ISc; No. ?, &c dry
shifted, b0s7c No. 3 5l4c, green saltcd No /, 80
Dc, No 2 3MSlsc gree n, 36slc deenkins SOC; sheep
skins, i56gsl.00 nominal.
COAL Olls-Prime white, wholesale lots. 9lTc per
gallon.
TOBACCO Common, 20@Soc; other grades COG
Soc
BEEsWAX-2Oc
EAIIS-lron, 500: steel $40.