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"a; @. o& wv, 30; T., n o& 7, 1917 X, G
s & NJ, 100; X c, MAJ n, G6.I NJ, "a m, 10 steam
crs, 81; wagons. 2h. Total, $50 bales.
Exports-M Il c. 49, at, =; La N, =; {, .
W. 7g9 b., oS 7. 400; &C, NJ 4 u, =; 7 NJ,
4iS; steamers, north, = steamers, south, :. Total.
1854 bales.
NEw DIRK
Spots opened quiet and closed dull;
middling, l0Hc. Sales, bales. Quo
tations were as follows: Ordinary, 72sc;
good ordinary, sac; low middling, o ll-l6c;
middling. lohc good middling, 1880; mid
ding fair, II 5-lGc; fair, II 15-l0c.
Futures opened dull and closed quiet, MS
follows: March, 00S@0.00; April 10000
1901; May, lO.O9@lO.l0; June, l0.l7@lO.lS;
July, l02i@l0,25; August 10.30@l03li
September, 0m@a01; October, o7O9972i
November, 0.Gl@nG2; December, 0.62@0.63;
January, 07i@a.72. Sales, %, 100 bales.
SEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
aud closed steady; middling 8 1890. Sales,
200 bales. Quotations are rs follows
Ordinary, s 3-lOc; good ordinary SAc; low
midlrng, 05-lGc; middling, . 1896 good
middling, 10 7-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
as follows: March, Gs0@0.sl; April, 0IoG
90 May, 0sl01.sj; June, 0.00Gga0l; July,
O.0GdN07; August, 000@0.Dl; September
0.iGT0.4S; October, 02)@02G November,
0I7@0.is; December, G1S@0.l0, January,
09G@027. Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY PORT M INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Articles opcnlns Highest Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were ns follows
Fiour-Duli aud unchanged.
No 2 spnng wheat NsmD7AC No 2
spriug wheat nominal; No. 2 rcd, VAC
~ 80.
40. 2 corn. sac.
No. ? oats, siitc.
No. ? rye, &c.
80. 2 barley, nominal.
No. 1 naxsccd, ti.5Y.
Prime timothy seed, si.iS6ila
Mo- pork, pr bH. fipiini2O
Ianl, per 100 10. saph
short rbs sides, Loose, NhiaitGD.
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, tAb0a5sS
short clear sides, boxed, ~tUJFtnu2A.
Rcccipts-FiouL ii,ou1 bfls wheat, 2l0ol
bu corr, i0i, 600 bui oats 10000 bui rye,
400 harley. $1,000 bu.
hipmcnts-rlour, 700 hrlE wheat 10,
ON bn. corn. 0i,Opo bui oats 5i,UQO bu rye,
2OU bui barley, 1900 bu
~. Loris Mo-. Mnrch I.-flour-fm
whrat~IiIgher the opening was strong
and rthef excited ON stimulating ndyiCcs.
and Nav sold t.c higher but 10 once icll
lack aud nuaily lost all The early advance.
Ia emin rallied and sold up ikC only g.
dnup back once more, though fcaciing late
The close was nrtn, WIN Nay about IT, june
t.C Iuly &c and August 9sc above ycsicr.
dny. M. ? rcd. cash, mhmniAc MAY.
g5tnasc' closing at niitc bid, June. 50.
O.. .c' closing al $3.50 bid, July sot.m
sl,.c closing ii oAc bid August $50
Is closing NJ 5sisc hid' year isc
Corn-Firm and kWAc higher but slow.
No 2 cash, aW2lAc April, use May.
sol.@DNc; July, S2C August Uisc.
oat.-Very quiet; No. . cash, nominally
pc, May, ~.
Ryc-Quist No = ,
iiay- only local demand and al grade,
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srn-rri..

C,ssrp Guors-riurapplrs. tiiNatT 10.
fcaghr. . lbs standard. ~ A,tti ~ scyoud.
si.ul Tomatoes . lha standard SIC, 3 lhs.
standard sitU stmNhvuur. eliza Rasp
berries, sl.2a WackltuI,s, si.o0. 0rccn
gags titt0 rcafs ,i5l riums ~ 5O
Asparagus. Niu1 Orrcu corn. SiOl0tt.uo
Orrn peas si.2h Cove oystpr. full weight
I H. Wlta,C HIS u.h5,tiG D. light weight
Giu = lhs. st.ul Condensed milk. CrpWn
81 th Fnglr 800 SNis sNtA salmon.
si.A. Slnlincs, Et50 mustard s%arlincs
ti51 Ma,kcrvl, si.ii, herring maokcrl,
si.ib.
suaAn Pure white 7tfG1Nc on white
ihmiisg yellow clarified. 5ata1'sc, refined
A, standard graduated, s'.asAc pow
dcr.d. u'.ttltC cat Loaf, n'stu'.c open
kettle hatrd'lC very strong
tofru-,ommun, bhr fair lpg primo
Rio iOAttiNAlD yhuirr to fancy, inaOaC.
old government a2ftJlc easy.
St~ir-SarinnN, u.Jtttp per brli Ohio
Ryct N.2itti.a per bHi Louisiana, u. iht
- stcAA tine, sl."G coarse, els, pkts,
2ltt1t
Res Louisiana, lll@GHe Carolina. 90
&C. hun.
srAnCu-Jftlt.c.
Cmur-rumc Hate - New York fac
tory, - full cncam. iac Young America
i3c.
MoLAssu-loulsihna, common 10 fair, =
@gkg prime choice, 3iNti2c. fancy, fjc; cen
tniurnla, common 10 fair. @otJpc, prime q
choice, ptt3,c syrup @6Gthc; hrm.
tAanir-Siicks, 81 sizes, In bxs, pals ans
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CONSOLIDATED srArEMENr.


AZ noon Spots-Firm and demand fair.
Sales. ~ 900 bales, OF which 10. 400 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of which 1000
were American. Closing quotations were ns
follows. Ordinary, 5i,d; good ordinary, 59-d;
low middling, 5lsd; middling, o 1l-lOdi good
middling, 0 l5-lGd.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet.
These prices are given In pence aud 0lths,.
thus, GGj means GOj-Gid, aud 5!Ol means
h0iGidl
AZ 4 pm: March. h.i0 buyers; March
April, $40 values April.M May, $40 values;
May-Junc,bi SELLER. Junc-July,hH buyers;
July. August. 6.i2 seller. August-Scp-
tcmbcr. 6.i0 sellers: September October, 1.2i
buycrs, September. b.lU sellers.
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FIouR-From store. choice, H.i0di9n
fancy, siGWtt70 extra fancy, $40 g3.2t
patent a.. 7Olaa.Si cnsy.
CoRNHE,L-rcarl. $50, roller, s2i0d220,
nrm.
Hans \ PE,s-Navy beans Z 22,; inc.
dlum, S2.un.
OAiHF,l-In hail brls $3.50 from store.
CuNcgrns-Sodn, extra be- treble extra,
Ggp1'tc. ginger snaps, IDtslsc assorted jun.
| hlcs, nmi2'fC. cream crackers, 1l6trslaC
CnAcgED W%uENr-ln half brls, Si.51 from
store.
IloHiNY ANp Guu-From store, 1.2l
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Ftsn-Mnckcrci, half brlN No. l sii.2,.
No. . E.5D. No. 3 slUl iulb Kits 40. l.
si.50 So. ? siiS. No g. stN Dry Herring
Family. aic per box. y. e. rue herring.
half brls tB55 White Fish Hall bdN
sAt0.
Hoo ruppurIs- Firm. pork, fi82tti35i
s~ugarCuryd ham. uCbii1.C breakfast baron,
tuitmitiaC clear rfh side bacon, 1Attt ~.
bulk pork. clear sides, &C.. clear rib sides.
go; long clear csc shoulder 0c.
fuuu Mt,rs=ii'rf. ~hinduuurtcrs 6d7c.
forrlunrtcr. 2'attic. city hog. Wrlc.
country drcssri. bistUl' per 10. sparc.ribs, 3
as. hackhunes taH pr ~.
L,up-rcS 7'tC halfbds 5Ac kcg. 7Ac.
choice kettle. NifNtlng firm
itus ftu-Brs, SnUp. half brls $3.50.
Irra. sl.1A.
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InrsI.InH..

HAY-Choicc, from store. sic, car load.
FROM lcycc or depot, si5SplyiG on prime,
from storr. Tstas0r. car load. from lcycc or
depot silb1tqlbu1 prairie, hom store, 500
on. car load, from lcycc or depot, Si1OOp
iiWl
CurN From store. whit. i~6iS'btic
MIXED. 40 frum lcycc or depot white. Va
bulk, Jlttioc, in sacks &c, mixed, In bulk,
81. IN sacks. Gle.
BnN-From store. 55@55hc from lsycc
or depot silupallS0
O~Afs-fnum store, white, Atalici mixed,
ainlSc. from lcycc or depot white In bulk.
3ittlic In sacks 3Sc, mixed, IN bulb, 2c, la
sarka a2i.c.
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The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Go.
CAPITAL, 100000.
,. u roN Hill. prest r DUDLEY FRAYSER, V.-Prest R. j. BLACK,
JOHN FREEMAN, Soy and General Manager.

NAPOLEON HILL Pest R DUDLEY FRAYsER, West r. j BLACK IT.
JOHN J. FREEMAN, Sey AM General Manager
D,nrcrow- Jobn @ Latham. of Latham, Alexander & Co, New York w. j. Crawford,
MaIorS Cnwfo Il Co; W. Il Love late GoodbarL Love a. Oj w 4, iPol %
w r TaayorS 20: n Lowenstdn, of B. Lowensten & BWsi Geo. Arnold prhdento OF
Geo Arnold Co N HILL president Union Planters Bank; H. u fFayser PF~"ueh' ~"
enrtv Bank John H. Vaught attorney at law, Stevenson.
This Companyl lately organized, has purchased several thousand acres OF ND mime mn
dhtlv surnndine the Depot at Stevenson Ala. m Of the most heauhiul anu Pcutr-
IL locations in North Alabama AT the junction OF w OF ~, most important uum M
road Of tho South the Memphio & Charleston and n. c.. & * Louis, with Two oter
road nrdectda and to be built in the near future. it hast nrvaet facilities 70 n tr pro-
curing the raw material and for distribution Of tn manuf ctWed product IL
ItIA sin the heart Of tie most important coliery dist riot OF the South, not exepuns
Birmingham AM has ali abundance Of iron ore within easy rach WIN te sur,
waer tier would seem to be nothing lacking o. insure e building up at this, favored
n%nt Of large man curing city and oa aid in doing this the Company will donate
ad render other substantial aid. 80, -t -, -.
The property is now being laid o. m~ wv hS WHICH v" s~n y" f""' "P"
the mMket -. n. ..uoo u,uo,
amountd its Treasury stock at price ad upon terms hat VIII De attractive, Tue an
nouncenlent Of which Wills appear in these colunns.
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CmcAao, March 2i.-The Drorcr's Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments,
5000. Market steady; beeycs, $LlO@lOOi
steers, S3.OO@AOO; stockers ant feeders, S2@
@29O, cows, bulls and mixed, $l.6O@3.i0 q,
Texas cattle, $2.0Od3.26.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 1900.
Market strong, closing DC higher. Mixed,
A.65dA.76 heavy, A.55@470; light Si.GO@
A.S0; skips, S35O9i.i5; Pig, A.S5@l.ya.
sheep-Iieccipts, 400; shipments, 1900,
Market steady. Natives, s3.H0@5.O0; West.
ern corn fed, $4.20@AJG lambs, SL0O@5.i0.
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Grain nud Provisions.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March .2l.-Whcat-
Quiet; No. 2 red, cash, sslEci No. 2 soft cash,
dc; May, s01.c bid.
Corn-Stcady No. 2, cash, 26kc asked;
April 2514c asked; May, sales at 2bssoi No. 2
white, cash, no bids nor offerings; May
0nts-So. z, cash, 2lhc bid; May 22Ac
bid, 23c asked.
CmcNGo. ILL.,, Msrst y t-Tho wheat market
developed more life aud animation today,
and trading was active, ccntcring principally
In Nav. The feeling was nervous and UNI
settled, and for May delivery prices scored a
sharp advance, while the more deferred
futures followed only ~ a slight extent
May opened iail.c higher and advanced
with some fluctuations 251c, declined lysc,
ruled firm and closed about &c higher than
Yesterday. June advanced &c and closed &c
higher. July advanced lc, declined &c,
recovered some and closed about NC higher
than Yesterday. The feeling has been bear
ish Of late and the market no doubt was an
oyersold one. Yesterday there were symp-
toms Of n tightening OF the market, and
today when shorts undertook 10 cover they
found but little wheat Tor sale. Active COW
cring caused the advance, but at the top
thcrr was more disposition Ia realize, and
the offerings became heavy enough 70 cause
the reaction noted.
Corn ruled comparatively quiet most OF
the session. though at times exhibited mod
crate activity. The prevailing feeling was
one OF s~teadincs., with occasional periods OF
temporary frmncss. The market opened d
shade higher than the closing prices Of yes.
to-day, iluctuatcd within sale range and
CLOSED about the same a. yesterday.
In oats a stronger feeling developed, du,
10 the sharp advance IN wheat Offerings al
the start were small and prices easily nd
yanccd &c. The appreciation brought out
liberal number Of sellers, but as the cage
buyers had been hlled up aud no new orlcr
arrived a weaker feeling developed and all o
the advance was lost.
Rather an active business was transacted
In pork early In the day and prices rule,
somewhat irregular. Prices were l21tgl5i
higher than the closing figures of yesterday
Later the market ruled easier and prices 10
coded 22hg25c aud the market closed rattle
tame nj about medium figures. ard am
short ribs followed tho same general course
Tho leading futures ranged as follows.
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brls, sA60Ikc; fancy assorted, 9X@l2Nc;
extra fancy, li@2Oc; firm.
Soar AND CANDLrs-Soap, 3H@5c; candles,
full weight Zoe.
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Nrw YoRK, March 2l.-Tmde was mod
crate In dry goods, largely on account Of at
fractions la the auction-rooms The sale OF
1900 cases Of Wcstbrook's dress %ginghams,
SIC goods, occurred. Prices ranged from q
20 GHc. There were no other new features
OF the market. which continues without
change la the general character Of demand
or tone.
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uanaehnId

FRur-Steady. Oranges-Florida, $500
400 per box; Messina, ~. 50@3.0O per box.
Lemons, S2.5O@3.00 per box. Bananas,
Si.5O@2.G0 per bunch. Dates, 7@Sc. Figs,
l2Gl5c per pound.
ArpLEs-$2. 10000 perbrl. Dried apples,
4c per ID. from store. Dried peaches, 20
SIC, from store. -.
GAME-Quail, $i.25@1.50 per dozi wild
turkeys, 5O@75c each; mallard ducks, $3.50
per doL.
Recommendations, $i.75 per brl; cab
bage, New Orleans, crate, $l.75O2.6G kraut,
per brl, $3.50; half brl, $780, garlic, 6Oc per
loo; parsnips, 500 per brl.
PouLTnY-Chickens, young S2.0O@3.OO;
mixed, 81 O@3.OO, hens, $3.00@3.25. Tur-
KEYS, young, $G.009s.O0, old, sS.00@l2.0O,
geese, $l.5O05.O0 4, ducks, $2.00Cg3.5G dressed
turkeys, l5GglGc per Id; hens, S3.OO93.2o;
chickens. 81. 50g2.5O; geese, S~i.00(a5.OO.
BUTTER-Buttorine. l5c; creamery 2SC9
30c; dairy, ls@2ic; country butter, l0tg2Oc,
CmER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
~VINEGAR-Pcr gal, i2@l3c.
EGGs-Quiet, boxes, DC; cases, l0c.
RAIsISs-London layers, $500; California,
81 5 per box.
PicKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
PorAroEs-Firm, Sl.50@200 per bril- sacks,
0OC17Oc; Utah, 100000 per bu; sweet, F2.OO@
$50 per brl.
nuts, Virginia. 7@Sc; Tennessee farmers
stock, 5d6c; roasted, 1@lHc higher; shelled,
red, DC; white, 7c; Spanish, l0c; pecans, Texas
old, 7@l2c; Arkansas, 30bc; Italian chest
FRrsn Fisi-Bumlo. I@2c per ID; cat, 4C
per ID. Game-porch, trout, ETC., Bose pei
lila
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR sENAToBIA, MISS,
orFERs TuE SERVICES oF Two THoT
TIN sfALLfoNA

Capt Carnos. No. 1924,
Limited % leu Approved Narrs u - Cash The
esasoa -fcssou Ends July !.
Colt truticr srs In demand. This hone thouii
tri his gTandsiw gOnvsni, IAN 10 the rfc.tcs
flnc u cost tfpuer kuoN q, having put Tour thfuf
ytaruidt Ia the % let IN one rear his nni dan
iIsnry las, ffcard 20 was sirtd BY Alcalde VIII
gut Iflas the shv ~ The unbratcu colt upitcf
eHusio - az. bis r. nnd dan BY another sfeai
trurd mar Hlfr fFnturky clay Tout ~ the lnlr
mare. dam Ldy Thufne, git. rnd Aanbfinu
raichenli biz thlfd dam bv till smother iameu
truod mar sirr. bein Forrest iOufth, hiih ~
sisth dams By thoroughbred tlrca Individually
Capt tafurs u q thfte fcafold blood be- tlaiecn
hands high. elegantly pruruftiuned stallion.
Col Jefferson Blind
.. on.nd 10 The Public II 90 Cash.
tc vs. find by the greatest brood man tifc
tnoen. Nainluno raichen, who's snus an tklnt
Ont rank aa mod mare sirai dam AlcA an old
time tfuitsf Je1sfsnn 81 thfec Yean ~ hee VS. q
Ilriufu that Wuuli MAKE any honsnnp ietl Euwd
TO- hauda high. stylish, = muurtlfnl end hncll
tmiied. None n hF Get nrN blind al show tplcn
did tfuitius aCtion. ant ar game hnd handtning
fuaisiau 40 slnri tie fastest two ear old thai
SHOW - about Memphis last summer
aFAu STOCK handled csrufuiiY, bot no rc.pon..
tiiiu Zoe nccidcntsi mares. Iastun,d ~ y PEI
nOnth icd gfain. go Dor iunacf iniufmailoA
Address q. LYTLE. man'gr.
los u. pnut 80. Mesa tds. Tenn.
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OIL md Inrncntine.

CLEVELAND, o., March 2i.-Potroleum-
Easy; $ W., llO0, nc.
wiLNfSGroN, N. O.. March 21.-Turpeniino
Nominal; not quoted.
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cotton 4erd I'roducts

On-Prime crude, iOCr tie; prime summer
yellow, 6oGt53c; choice cooking summer yell
low h3tdjjc.
MKAL-s2O.OO less than car load. $3.50.
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cArrLE-Choicc TO exta, 3h03Hc; good,
8CI3Lc; scalnwags 81 medium. iAd2kc;
choice feeders, $50 aud up, 2k@3c; feeders,
100 10 $50, 2AM2a4c.
Hoas-Choicc cornfcl, iA9jc; good, 400
Mt.75. common, 3Lepic.
S~nRrr-Chuicc, ijsc; medium, 3iigic;
common, Si.Optti.50.
LANns-Choicc, Sc; common 10 good, per
head, Si.d0NAu1.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 0 l3-
lec-Sales Today. 5000 Bales-The
General Market is steady-Meats Are
Firm.
APPEAL OFFICE,

THURSDAY EVENING. March u, 1880
Money in the local market is in good sup
ply. There has been a somewhat increased de-
mand. Rates are unchanged at 7 to per cent
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

1B FOR MAN a BEAST. pENETRATFs
MUSCLE &fIbKE TO TIE VERY HONE
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Wool.


ST. LOUIS, NO., March 2i.-wool-Dull
and very quiet
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opcncd firm
aud closed nrm; middlinr. oi3.lOc. SALES.
400 bilcs, including Opo bales Last evening.
Of which i.Spo bales 10 exporters and i.50O
bales 70 spinnou.
EXCnANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. : ig-iGc good ordinary. sDiOc.
low middlinH g,.c midlliur, 1876. good
middling 10 5-iGc. middlinf lair, 10 % iGc.
fair. nominal. dusty. h@ic lover
DAILY QUITO %srATKurNr.
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LONDON Mnrcn Al -oOhssls cioscu
% 1910 for money and o. l-l0 for the ac-
count. The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank OF England on balance today
Is fllS, 900. The bullion in the Bank OF
England increased fl03, 600 during the past
week. The proportion of the Bank Of Eng
land reserve TO liability is now 1928 per
cent. Refined petroleum, bh@52sd per
gallon.
PANS, March 2l.-Three per cent. rentes,
Sif, 05c for the account. The weekly state
ment OF the Bank of France shows an in
crease Of l,02j, 0OOf gold and 4,225,0 OOf silver.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Clearlngs, $l,-
Osj, J2I.
CHICAGO, H., March 2l.-Bank clearings,
S0,312,OO0
NEw YoRK, March - Cloarings, Sli0,'
l37, l09 balances, 50, 1883, $40.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2L~-Clearings,
81, 1868, 235; balances, $24l, 100.
Sr. LouIs, Mo-, March 2~i.-Clearings
S2,9i2. 7i7; balances, S4l5,05l.
BosroN, Mass, March 2l.-Clearings
SIi,S $50, 05s; balances. II, 6sS, 500.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 2i.-The banl
clcarings today were $ll,iSi,lls; balances
81. SIS, U20.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

~ FOR MAN \ nEAsr. pENETRATEs
hUhCLE&llblE TOTlIE VERY BONE
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INV York, March Neutrality-suspicious.
opened barely steady, lOO25 points down,
and closed steady at 10@l5 points down;
sales, q, 900 bags, including: April, $780,
May, SiG.00@l7,05; June, SIG Z; July, $l7.lO
@l7.25; August, 81. 25@l7.30; September,
$l7.3o@l7.45; October, sl7.4Oi November,
$l7.459l7. 80; December, $t7. 5O@17.55. Spot
Rio, easier; fair cargoes, 1876. "
Sugar-Raw, higher; fair refining, 8 5-l6c;
centrifugals, 00o test, 0 l0@61sc; sales, $4,000
bags centrifugal 90 test &c; refined, quiet
and easy.
Molasses-Foreign, firm; 500 test, 24hc.
sales, 196 hogsheads Trinidad at &c; New Or
leans, quiet.
Rice-Fair demand; steady.
NEw ORLEANS, la, March 21.-Coffee-
Quiet but firm; Rio, common TO prime, ia
Doc. Realistically; ordinary to prime, 81
@5c. Sugnrs-Quiet but steady; open kettle,
strictly prime, . ll-l6c; prime, b9sci fully
fair, 5O-i6c; good fair, 8 7.l6d5Ac; fair, 59sc,
| Centrifugal: Choice white, nc; choice vel
low Garfield, &c; prime yellow clarified, o l3-l(
@0J6c. Enthusiastically and firm; open ket
tie, strictly prime, Soc good prime, 3l@33c
prime, 20Cd30c: fair 10 good fair, 25Cd2Sc
common to good common, 23G2lc. Centrifu
gal-Strictly prime, 2i@25c; fair to good fair
20@2lc, common 10 good common, lSc; fair
2Oc. Bran-Steady nj Zoe.
CINCINNATI o., March q. = Whisky =
Steady; sales, 623 barrels finished goods ON
basis of $i.03.
Butter-Lower; fancy Elgin, Csc; choic
dairy roll, 17@isc.
sngar-stronger; hard refined, 7K@sHc
New Orleans, 5L@GLc.
Eggs-Dull at loo.
Cheese-Steady.
CHICAGO, III, March 21.-0n the Produc
Exchange today the butter market va
easy and unchanged; fancy creamery, 25C
20, choice 20 fine, 20@2lc; fine dairy, 200
p; good TO choice, 5000. Eggs-Weak, IL
Ole.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
MUSTANG LlNlMENT

CURES HOLLowHoRN, CAKED BAGS.
CRUD a HOOP DtSEASE IN CArTLEI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
THE MEMPHIS APPEALNFRIDAY. MARCH %. 1889,

below choice, lower to sell, owing to over
stock; prairie, $6.0o@7.75; timothy, s9.5O@
B~arley-Some inquiry; all sales on pri-
vate terms.
Bran-Dull at 53Kc.
Flax Seed-Quiet at $1.45.
Lead-Weak, 100 tons refined sold $3.45
and more offered.
Butter- Easy; creamery, 23@25c; dairy IA
@23c; Northern roll, l4@l6c.
Eggs-Lower, 0Nc.
Cornmeal-Steady, $3.50.
Whisky-Steady, $1.03.
Bagging-Firm, s%@10Nc; iron cotton
ties, $1.t0.
Proyisions-Very quiet.
Pork-Jobbing, S12.50.
Lard-Nominal, S6.70 {.
Dry Salt Meats-Boxed shoulders, SIS. 12X
@6.25; longs, $6.25@6.30; ribs, So. 30@6.3 71s;
short clear, $6.5O@6.6O.
Bacon Boxed shoulders, S6.00@6.1 1911;
longs, $6.85@6.9pribs, S8.S7X@6.9 5; short
clear, S7.00@7. rs; hams, 10@12c.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 10 zoo
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats. %, 900 bu; rye,
1000; barley, 1900 blu.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, none;
bu; corn, 69,0OO bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
2 900; barley, none.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
Miscellaneous.


WHISKY Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 100000; Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
firm at n. 6OG13.O1; Eastern rycs, S2.0Od6.OO,
according to the age and make; common
whisky, DOcgl.30 according TO proof Moth
ing under 20 per cent. quoted.
FUns-Bear skins, 81. 0OOL0O; mink, loo
zoe; coon, hunter handled, l5g75c; country
hApiled, i5d65c; otter, $i.O0G1.50, beaver.
sl.00M55G wildcat, l5G3Oc; fox, l0dI5ci
muskut, 1Oa25c; opossum, l0@2Oc; wolf, DOC
MsI.OG panther, 50c(gSi.00 skunks, lbgs5c.
GRAss SrEDs-Rcd clover, 1925 bu; herds,
S0@UOc bu; orchard. a. 25COl.35 bu; timothy,
a. 75ta2W bu; German millet Sjg0Dc bui
Hungarian, TbCtS5c bu.
GIN-Sl. OO@i.5O for domestic; S2.S5@35O
for imported.
BAGGISG-0@l0c.
T.Es-Sl.i0 10.
suor-Drop, $i.25; buck, $3.50.
LEAD-5hdOc.
TALLOw-lhc.
sNurr-Garrctts, sIO75; Ralph's, s1O.25;
Railroad. Sa.25. Gail Il AXIS. 1900,
~PowpER-Kcgs, $500 half kegs, S275; quar-
ter kegs, $40.
wo6L-Burry, grease wool, ~unwashcd, IS
M20c: clear grease wool. 2Ot2jc; bury,
washed, 10000; tub-washcd, 3Otpj5c.
Coal 0n-Prime white, wholesale lots,
0hc per gallon.
'G)hSjc.
BErswAN-20c.
NAns-lron, 500. steel. $40.
HIuTs-Dry flint No. I, Toe; No. 2, 7ci dry
snltcd, &c, No. 2, Sc; green slltcd, Mol DC, No.
. 3d3Hc; green, &C.; docrskins, 33g3jc
shcepskins, i1ctDsl.OD, steady.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-19
ELECTRICAL DENTISTRY.

Teeth Extracted with the Assistance of
the Wonderful Current.
Boston people nowadays have their
superhuous teeth drawn by electricity.
The process is very simple, scarce any
apparatus being required beyond an
ordinary two-cell battery with vibrator
attachment This attachment is
thin strip of metal fastened at the
ends, which is made to vibrate thou
sand or more times second by the
electric current. At each vibration
the circuit is cut off and renewed
again, the effect being to give a per-
fectly steady flow of the mysterious
fluid.
In order to make sure that the flow
is quite satisfactory, the operator tunes
the machine-assisted by a little reed
tuning pipe-until the strip of metal
sings "A.n Now, to the battery are
attached three wires. Two of them
have handles at ends, and the third is
hitched to forceps. The patient in
the chair is given handle to hold in
each hand, and the current is turned
on gradually until it becomes painful.
Then he is told to grasp the handle as
strong as possible, the electricity
having been switched off for a moment
is turned on again suddenly, and the
dental surgeon applies his forceps sim
ultaneously to the tooth.
The instant the molar is touched it,
as well as the parts surrounding. be-
comes electrified, and absolutely in
sensible to pain. When it is with
drawn from the socket the subject of
the operation feels not the slightest
disagreeable sensation. A jerk and
the tooth is out, the patient drops the
electric handles, and the painless affair
ic nvar -Tndionopo1ic Nowe