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fested IN tbo room, rave ,ho sborts a great
deal NJ nneas;nassS "' ,bo,,,h The battle was
not given mn yithon, su S,rs1gole The reg,I.
iar bearisb nd vicas No. ra5coming from
Cblcago and The rassi,c;s, 40 asSertions took
n wiJc range On tba strencth Of these nd
vices The bears made n ITetermined attack
mon The grongers md p,ne If the trunk
lines and eonsiderobie I'm nression wos made
nnon Bnriinoton Rnct Island Rio -Four
and @. a q IA The Last two being espe.
oioIly weak Tor n abort time The bullisb
feeling. however began ~ cron ont in many
different portions OF The list and. rs no long
stock was ebaten on - irnno , he
shorts went into covcr AMI belped oIong the
general inward moyerosnt which before
fbe close assumed loree ',,rnnortions of Tho
oomnorotiyelv limifed ,aarfet Ths MIL
wonkee' lake shore a We.,ern stocks were
tho ilrst 10 show married. sf}enath bnt were
soon foilowed Inv Manhattan ubinb thc same
brokers who have BOUGHT largely on the
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BY TELBoRAPH.
mo.e, hand. am, s,ach,

Wv Nong, Mach Money ON call easy
az pos per ccnti last loan, 2. closed III.
icrcd nj pee cent Prime mercantile paper
i0d per cent. sterling exchange dull but
steady NJ s-i for siNiy-day bills aud
Assn for demand
Government bonds have been dull and
steady, state bonds have been duh aud
steady
Tho stock market today, except In the
nfst and last hour, was very dull. hut A
htm tone marked ,he trading almost through
out, aud the result Of the days business h
10 leave all the active shares materially
higher than last evening For the iirst time
In several days,higher this morning. and this
with the incrcascd disposition ~ bu, mani
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firm; middling, o,lc. Sales 6,75o bales.
Quotations are as follows; Ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, sii-i6ci low middling, oRc;
middling, 1l-i6c good middling, 1890.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
as follows: March, o6l@o.66 April, 07l9
9.93@99i; August 99s@9.90 September,
9.45@9.47; October, 8. 25@0.27; November 0, 10
CALI December, 9l7@9lS.. Sales, 2,4Co
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INrEnIoR MOVEMENT.
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Atnoon' Spots quiet aud limited inquiry.
Sales, l0,OOO bales, OF which $500 were
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, OF which
1850 were American. Closing quotations
were IA follows: Middling 55sd.
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed barely steady.
THESE prices are given In pence and 6iths,
thus 663 means 1.6iGId, and b,Ol means
60i-0ldl
Ala pm: March, 542 buyers March
April, 6i2 values; Aprl-May 6i2 sellers;
May-June. $40 sellers; JuneJuly, 542 buy
er; July-August 5.i2 sellers; August-Scp-
tembcr $40 values; September 6.i0 sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending March 4 isSq
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Miscellaneous.

NnrEy-Stnight Kentucky Bourbon.
i.J0dNn. Robertson aud Lincoln Coun.
ties. Tenn. firm 10 ~ .a0a1OO. Eastern rycs.
s2.oaGun. according a. the age aud make:
common whisky. iS0tsi.aO. According 90
proof, nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
FrHs-lienr skins, tiOid1O0. mink, i5O1
VA; coon. hunter handled. l5f1 SIC country
handled, lbtaGic. otter, 81 OO'r7O0. beaver.
fi.VleAW Wild cat, i5dloc foN, i6ta75c.
muskrat i0a2ac. opossnm, i0d20c' wolf
Slc'gti0l panther, 5Octgsioe skunkS i5d
Soc
GiS-si oO@i.5o for domestic; s2.5@3.6O
for imported
BAuotN0-0Ntl0c.
Tu-sl To-
snor-Dop, ti25, buck. $50.
IrAn=-6lfNttc.
TALtnW-ttc.
sSurr- CARROTS. ti07G Ralph's $40 o;
Railroad, g. -, Gail A Axes 5000
fownIn-Heg, 500 half keg, t27s,
quarter kcr.. sL55.
Coat ori,-Prime white, wholesale lais ioc
per gallon.
Woodbury.. grease wool. unwashcd. ~
malc clear grease wool. 2O0r2ic bury.
washed, baHC, tub-washed. D0a1ic.
OOCtNsc.
HruwAX -2Oc.
Nnis-lron. 500. steel. g2t0.
liinD-nry hint, No. !, a.; No. . &c. dry
salicd. NJ No. ?, o. green salted. No I. ~
ptbc, No. ? 5's@ic. green. &C.. dccnkins -
n t2c. shccpskins iirdsi. 90 steady.
dnAss srTrs=licd clover A. - bu. herds.
slt'npc bu orcharA si.aosLi0 bui timothy,
tiIbI2uO hu
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Articles

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. spring wheat si.04 x@1. OAK; No.
3spring wheat, nominal; No. 2 red, si.04x
al OAK.
No. 2 corn, "a bid.
No. oats, 251sc.
No. 2 rye, 43Mc.
No. barley, nominal.
No. flaxseed, $l.4S.
Prime timothy seed, $l.43@145.
Mess pork, per brl, s1l.l21s@ll.25.
Lard, per 100 lbs, 1910.
Short rib sides, loose, S. S5@605.
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, s5.25a5. SIX.
Short clear sides, boxed, $6.12K@625.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls wheat, "a, 900
blu; corn, 1873, 900 blu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
0,000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls wheat IA, 900
blu; corn, 100000; oats, 59.000 bu; rye, 5000
Blu; barley, IL, 900 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March l.-Wheat-
Steady; No. 2 cash, Ole bid, Doc asked; May,
Doc bid, 06hc asked. No. soft cash, 93 nc;
April, Ole bid; May, 9iISc bid, 00c asked.
Corn-Steady; No. 2 cash, 23kc Asked
April, 231sc bid; May, 25ISc bid 26c asked
No. white-no bids nor offerings.
Oats-No. cash, no bids nor offerings
May, 23c asked.
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COTTON MARKET.
BANK STOCKS

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; mildllng, pi4c. Sales
400 balcs. including 800 bales last evening.
Of which S.iOo bales to exporters aud 90
bales to spinncrs.
TXcuAS0E QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. i3-iGc good ordinary, = O.i0c.
low middlinF. . S.i0c middlinR. csc.
good middling. i0I.c, middling fair, 1850.
fair nominal; dusty kCelc lover
pAfLY COTTON fTtTTuTSr
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lower prices. The deliveries on March con-
tracts were LIMITED aud the prospect Of the
report OF stocks on hand Showing only a
slight increase had strengthening influence
later and prices rallied again. Outside
prices, however, were not supported TO the
close and the market closed rather quiet.
The Leading futures ranged as follows:
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araIn and Pre,l.ien..

Drain and Provisions.
81. Lows No, March l.-flour quiet and
unchanged.
whcat-Thc opening was better, but NJ
once weakened of aud subsequently was
very dull with little change. Later the mar
kct siiiicncd up ON reports Of n cold wave
coming, closing quiet at about &C above yes.
tcrlay; No. 2 red. cash. n3iEc: MAY, nskGG
,S3,c. closed Os5ic bid: June. p01.c, closed
nlAc bid; July Ss@oRegs5sEc, closed
Sb5sc asked.
Corn firm: No. 2 mixed. cash. 2ssE@2siSc,
March, 2sism2sAc, closed 2s9sc bid. April,
2s,sc. closed 2Djkc bid: May, SOjG@3fAc;
closed Size bid; July, S2's@32JEc, closed
329.c bid.
Oats steady No, 2 eash. 2Sci May, g7I.o.
Rye lower No. 2 45c.
Harley slow; Iowa 5Sse Wisconsin. Tic.
Hay duh; prairie, sd.Oj@aOG timothy,
SgbDttlJOO.
Iran, AlaStc.
FlaAsccd quotable NJ $50
Lead dull anl dragging soft Missouri,
s3t5. corroding, f3t5 bid. $50 asked.
Bu,icr-Quiot and unchanged. crcamcry,2l
Cp2uc dairy, 2ctl2c.
Egr-slcady with demand fair for guar.
aniccd NJ n i4c.
Cornmcal- i.sSaigo
ProyisIons-Quict and essentially un-
changed.
pork-siiG5.
lanl-Primc steam at 81 JOCt8.G0
Dry salt Mcais-Shouldcrs, s5 coos ~
longs aud ribs, t0.OO@0i2h' short clear,
81 t6eMlO.
Baoon-iloxcd shoulder, saI2,s60 %:
long. aud ribs. s6.75ClGss, short clear, 800
Hams si0.UOiai2D.
Rccclpis-flour, 1000 brlg wheat. 1900
bui corn. u2,Ooo bui oats ii,cO bui rye
nome baftaN mona
shipmcni.-Fiour. $3.50 brls; wheat 1000
bu, corn, O2.OOO bu. oats, 1000 bu; rye,
none; barley. 400 bu.
CmcAoo. m. March 1. Trading In wheat
was below the average VI The past few days
and quiet aud dull feeling prevailed. The
feeling was rather steady and fluctuations
wcru confined within narrow limits the en-.
tirc range being Nc and closed about &c
higher than yesterday. No outside business
TO speak Of and only limited local tnding
The delivery Of wheat on March contracts
was light There was lack OF outside
news
Corn was auict aud Inactive early In the
session, but fairly activo toward the close;
trading was quite large, but confined 20
transactions between local operators. The
feeling gcncmlly was Arm. offerings being
only moderate, while very fair demand
existed. The market opened az yesterdays
closing prices, declined 9setAc, advanced
&c, ruled steady and closed 3sGlsc higher
than yesterday.
marked tendency. There were mo deliveries
on March contractA
A fairly active trading was reported IN
hog products, but the feeling was somcwh hat
unsettled The weakness Ia the hog market
had some effect early In The day, aud sales
n the speculative articles were made nj
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fiorn-from store choice. tl2S6ti rs.
fancy. tL5ltfiNi, extra fancy, T.. 25Os8. rs.
patent NsitaHOo. firm.
CR,cKtus--sodn. extra. 5iEc. treble extra,
Weosc singer snaps, 7ttsisc. assortcd jun.
blcs, lVal2c, cream crackers. 7k@sitc.
IohNNiAL-lcafl, sld0, roller. " ~. quiet
hkAss Asp irAs-Nayy b,ans s125, me.
dium f2Op.
oArAE,t.-ln half Drills. $3.50 from store.
CnACKEb WnLr-ln half brls. klbl from
store.
HoniaY AND 0mrs-Ftom store, Sge5.
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Live stock.

C,rtr-Choi'o TO extra SildsNc. good.
Baa'.ci scalawags, a. medium, i462isc;
choice feeders. 40 aud up 2GG13c. feeders
$50 Ia 100 2's62Ac
llogs-Choioc curnicd. lisdiac. good,
H25dt50 common. 3isatc
sHrnr-Choico.i' ic. medium. 3 iSaic; com.
mon. Si.0otsi.50
IANHs-0 hOicr &c. common 10 GOOD nor
head Al bOaluO
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lsoSDoS. March IA p. m.-The amount
of bullion gone into the Bank 81 England
ON balance today Is $4,000. Bar silver,
u 9'!Gj per ounce.
PARls, March i.-Thrcc per cent. rentes
sjf 72lso for the account
RANK cLEAHINos.
CmcAoo, Ill.,, March i.-Clearings, S9sOi,.
600.
BAIrisohr, Nd, March I.-Clearings, s2,-
Ol25s, balances $3.50, llt.
BostoS, Mass, March i.-Clearings. $i5,.
i7,sbJ, balances, $3.50, i3o.
Nav loHE, March L-Clcarings, Si02,
702, i32, balances, $3.50 5s.
1T. LOUIS Mo-. March blank clearings,
~, s2J,bsh, balances, $50 500.
Pm,pELrm,, Pa. March blank clear.
ingS slO,0j2,ii2, balances i.532OiT
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Cot,.n sc.,, Products.

fEiNr CHrpr Oit--i0tf Sc. prime summer
yellow, alekc. choice cooking summer vel.
low, bighsr, cotton seed meal, 500. less
than car load, t2i51.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBIA, MISS,
orfERs THE SERVICES OF TWO TRor.
TING sfALIIoNs

Capt. Carnes, No. 1894,
Limited 10 Ten Approved Mares al Is Cash the
season-sessOn Ends July
Colt trottcu arr Ia demand This honc should
get them. HIS sire 10 y. G., 6o0D was colt trot
ter. his grandsire Onward, an IL the greatest
sire Of colt u0tten kuoun. having put four thrcc-
ytar0lds In the No lisi In one year. his nrst dam
Nancy Day, record 2Sol was sired by Alcalde. who
GOT Hflaa the hirc u the unbcatcn colt tfoitcr
Susie =" 2is. his Second dam by another great
brood man tirc. Kentucky Clay tout OF the Hodcs
mare dam Lady Thorne, Glsi., and Mambrno
fatchenli his third dam bv stlll another tinOus
brood marn sire. Edwin Forrest fourth, hhh and
sixth dams BY thoroughbred slres. Individually,
Capt Carnes l. a three ycarold blood bay. sixteen
hands high. elegantly proPortioned stallion
Col Jefferson (Blind)
Il onercd 10 the Public At go Cash.
lie was firrd BY the greatest brood MARI siro
known. Mambrino ratrhen. whose sons are taking
hrtt rank NJ brOod marv srsl dam Alci, an old
timc tnoitcr. Jcdcnon NJ thfcc year OF age was a
piCtur that would make any hOncnan feel GOOD
l6if hands high. stylish. . mmetricl aud hncly
rated. None 81 his get arc blind. all show spen.
dill tfotiing action, and arr game and handlome
roadsirrs. Ne slrrd the fastest twoyoar-old that
showed about Ner~phis Last summer
ngAn stock handled carefully, hut no rcsponsi.
billy iof accidcnt. taafcs pastufcd ~ " per
month led grain. ti0. For further information
Address n. LYTLE, man'gr.
los "a. Paul ~. Memphis. Tenn.
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OIL aud Turpeutiue.

CLEVELAND. o.. March I.-Pctroleum-
Easy; sw., li0', TIfc.
MiLSrxeroS, n. c., March 1.-Turpentine
Firm, i7c.
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NTw YORK.

spoisoponcd steady aud closed steady. mid.
ding, 10 3-lGc. sales, sos bales Quotations
vcr as follows Ordinary. 7.iGc. good ofdi.
nary, is.i0c low middling oa.c. midllinr.
io3iGr god mlddling, 10 ii.iOc. middling
fair ii9so fair, i2c.
FUTURES opened steady and cioscd barely
steady. A. follows March. ppiG1a5.
April, io0l@l0Ul May iOOs@lOW June.
iuiGdi0i7 July. ionmioat August, ~ ~
@i0i0 September. o 1@a0i. October.
oG@a0a. November pas6,nOo December.
0te,a0Ci. January, oGsC,oi0 SALES. $500
bales.
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ending March I. 1850
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Groceries

NV YoRK, March .-Cofee-Options
opened steady, 5 points down to points
up and closed firm, 1920 points up, Sales,
49, $50 bags, including March, $40. 3O@l0 so;
April, Sl6I5Gl650; May, $40 30gi6. 55;
June, Si6.50Cgi660; July, Sl6.5O@l0. 20 Au-
gust Sl6G06Jl6.s5; September, $40. 75C1i6 05
October, Sl6s0@l7OO; December, $i6sO@
1900 January, Si6s5@i7O0 Spot Rio
strong, higher; fair cargoes, lsISc.
sugar-liaw, strong fair refining, issc; cen
trifugal, 90 test, 0 ssc; refined quiet and
steady.
Molasses-Forcign, firm. quiet New Or
leans quiet.
Mco-Firm and quiet.
CINCINNATI. o., March .-whisky-Stcady;
sales, 500 barrels finished goods on basis
OF si.03. Butter-Easier, lower fancy Elgin
creamery, Sic; choice dairy roll, l8Ggl7c.
sugar-firm. steady. Eggs-Quiet at ITO
llhc. Cheese-Steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March lon the Produce
Exchange today, the butter market was
easy; fancy creamery, 25d26c; good to
choice, GOOGLE; fine dairy, 2O6D2ic; good 10
choice, lsg20c Eggs-Steady at l2H@l3c.
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Wool.
ST. Lorfs Mo-, March 1.-Wool-Market
quiet and steady, with offerings light.
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NEw oRLEANa
The spot market opened quiet and closed
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Z TO 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. so PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, o 3-4c;
Sales Today. 1000 Bales--The Gem
erai Market is steady--Meats Are
(. Firm.
ArrEAL orFrcl

ArPEAL OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, March !, 1889.
Money Is in fair demand, abundantsupply
and easy, at to per cent
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 1.-The DrorerS Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Rcceipts, 1900; ship.
ments, 1000 market stronger, beeyes a. 20
CJi76; stcors. $3.OO@i.l0, stockers and feed.
ers, s2.i5a3.35; COWS, bulls and mixed si.OO
OSLO.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000. shipments, 1900;
market slow and SC lower; mixed, a. 1904 90;
heavy, ii.S5@i.55; light, Si.i5@L7O pigs,
S4.506tl.s6.
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1000; shipments, 5000.
market strong; natives. s35Od5.l0 western,
cornfed, SLlO@ia0 lambs, Si.0O@6.00.
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PrOyIsiOns.

FISH ackerel, half brls No. I, $4,000
900; No. 9, $s.0O@s.50; No. 3, $750@S00 10
III kits, No. |, $1.35; No. 2, $l.25; No. 3, S1l0.
Dry Herring-Family, 35c per box n. G. roe
herring, half brls 1915. White Fish-Half
brls, $3.50.
Hoo PRoDucTs--Firm; pork, $l3.0O@l3,50;
sugar.carcd hams, ll@llAc; breakfast bacon,
lOH9il nc; bulk pork, clear sides, csc;
clear rib sides, 011c; long clear, 0)Sci shout
ders, &c,
FREsu MEATs-Beef, headquarters, 5@7c;
forequarters, 2Hdic. City hogs 6tg7c;
country dressed, 5lI@Gc per 10; spareribs,
5@Sc; baokbonos, 6d0o per H..
LARD-Tcs nc; hall brls, 7%c; kegs,
7sEc choice kettle sJS@0JSc; firm.
Pos FEET-Brls, $780, half brls, $3.50;
kegs. Si25
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uonsehoId snnpIIe..

FRUir-Stcady. Orangcs-Florida, %. O06D
$50 per box, Mcssina. s2.5JCl3.O0 per box.
Lemons $3.50 $500 per box. Bananas,
slO0,s2jO per bunch. Gmpcs-Alalagg,
sG0Og0OO. Dates, ease; Fig, l29i5c per
pound
ArrLEs--t2 OO625 80 per brl. Dried apples.
&c per 10, from store. Dried peaches, 10
81 20, from store.
GANE-Quail. si25@i.50 per dox SPUR
rcls Sl.uO per duz. rabbits, ~. % per doZ
Wild turkeys. 5Oa1ic each. mallard ducks,
- 10 per dog, ycnison saddles. lOdi2c per
ID; whole deer 5ltGc per 10; opossum, i59
ioc dressed coon, iOd3jc.
VEorrAmns-onions, si75 per brl; cab
bapc. loose. brl. SiOO, New Orleans crate.
n .50@2OO krnut per brl, $3.50; half brl.
500 garlic 50c per 100 carrots, S3OOd350
per brl. bccts S2.50a3OO per brl: pirsnip-,
500 per brl; horsendish, SLJO95OO per
brl.
lIurrrR-Buticrinc, i5c: creamery 2S@
SOC dairy. isGt2ic; country butter, lOG2Dc.
ClnEn-OA,rk, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
NINEoAR-Pcr gal, l2@iac.
EGGs-Quict. Boxes. a.; cases, Zoe.
Reconsideration layers, (3O0, California,
s2.25 per box.
PicsLrs-Drls. $3.50 half bris. sLOo.
PoULTnY-Chickons, young, S2O0a3 on,
mixed. ~ jOtt3OO, hcns. S3OdJ25. Turl
Keys. young. sH.0o@ SOB old. sSOO0fl2.uO
geese. S3J0tli.50 ducks, S2.0Od3J0. dressed
turkeys, l2ml &c per pound; hens. SiU0cg
l3.b, chickens, sl5Og2OO, geese, SLOOg
500
PoTArofs-Firm; si.5Oci20O per brl. sacks,
oa7oc Utah, sO,aDOc per bui sweet, s2UOCg
22i per brl.
Nuu-Cocoapuis, $500 per 100, peanuts.
Virginia, NJ. Tennessee farmcrs' stock, 40
o. roasted, ini &c higher. shcllcd. rcd. 81
white, Tlsc, Spanish. lOc; pcuans, Texas old.
1al2c. Arkansas. 30J5c, italian ohcstnut..
iOMi2itc.
fHian FISH buffalo, lac per N; cat &c
per lh. Gamc-lcrch, trout etc. bgsc per
10.
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iiuporp N&CRn i5t M&TRRigt Las
Rnta NNLHRH. 2it Co&Hw Rh a. D.. \
o&TKH 80. KC. s&MR a. $40 KC. NAN
Khi8 MN iu1. Tenn MA. ne steamers.
~. uaEuus. - Total i.7is haics
Esporis M&C HE i.eo. l. Az RR, 40! q
Ga swRR 90 L. &TRR. Cll Tenn
ma. gn. Total. 49, tales
vrrELy cuITuN u,IrgrNr
Receipts NJ Memphis fot the week ending
March 1. 1870 bales. a. against inas3
bales last week. ani a.5.D bales .amc week
lat year since September l. 651i12 bales,
against 0iLiil halcs same time last year
Shipments Tor the week. 1905 bales. a.
againft 2D5S bale. same week last year.
since September I. 5ia.ets bales, ~ against
81. 100 bales same time last year Works
@lcs, 22,5oO bales; exporters iipj0, aud
spinner, 400 bales
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CANNED GooDs--Pineapples, $l.25@i.50.
Peaches, lbs, standard. sL3j@l40 second,
$l.O0. Tomatoes, lbs, standard, SjGyOc:
lbs, standard, Sl.00. Strawberries, 81. %.
Raspberrics, si.25. Blackberrics, $3.50. Green
cages, $i,25. Pears, 500. Plums, 80. 20.
Asparagus. $500. Green corn, $l.00@li1.
Green peas, VI %. Cove oysters full weight,
III, OOc; lbs, Si.656blG0 light weight, &c,
2 lbs, $l.0O6Jl.lO. Condensed milk, Crown.
1890 Eagle. $40 Swiss, $500 Salmon,
$i.75d2.OO Slrlincs, $3.50. mustard sar-
dimes, $3.50. Mackcrel il.25; herring mack
erel. sl.O5
sUGAR-Pure white, 7c; of white, CSC;
yellow clarified. 6,sdBAc, refined A, 7Ac;
standard granulated. NC; powdered, $40
sac; cut loaf, sIs@S94c, open kettle, 6g594c;
firm.
CoTrFE-C Common, l7c; fair. lsJEc; prime
Rio l9@2O<c; choice TO fancy, zoe; old
government, 3i6t33c; firm.
SALr-Saginaw, Sl.306tl.i5 per brl; Ohio
River. si.2O@i.25 per brl; sacks, fine, Sl.35@
lao, coarse, ~. l0d ll5; pkts, 2A@7o.
RicE-Louisiana, 4H@G,sc; Carolina, Go
&c; firm.
SrARcH--3L6 3kc.
CASDIEs-Sticks. all sizes In bxs. pals
aud brls, Odllc; fancy assorted, lO6Jl5c;
extra fancy, iS6g25c; firm.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3l4@5c; candles,
full weight, Toe.
CnrRsE-Primc fats. siS@ollc; New York
factory. OIkmlOc full cream, l2lS@l3c;
Young American, l3dlic.
characterization, common 10 fair, -
@joc; prime choice, 35t,l2c, fancy, l5c. CEN
trifugals, common 10 fair 2OC13jc prime To
choice, 3O@31c; syrup 2Ogi5c; quiet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
MUSTANG LINIMENT

Is FOR MAN & BEAST. PEHETRATTs
MUSCLE d fIbAE ~ TIE VERY BONE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
Fcedstuus

HAN-Choicc, FROM storc, SDc: car load
irom leycc or depot tl0 SO@i00O prime,
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-07
Ash Wednesday.

Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, name
derived from the notable ceremony of the
day in the Romish church. 1t being thought
proper to remind the faithful, at the COM
mencement of the great penitential season
Of Lent, that they were but dust and ashes,
the priest took quantity of ashes, blessed
them, and sprinkled them with holy water.
The worshipper then approached in SACK
CLOTH the priest took up some of the ashes
on the end of his fingers and made with
them the mark Of the cross on the worship
per's forehead, saying Remember, man,
that you are of ashes and into dust will re-
turn" The ashes used were commonly
made of the palms consecrated on the Palm
Sunday of the previous year. In England,
soon after the reformation, the use of ashes
was discontinued as svain show" and
Ash Wednesday thence became only day
OF marked solemnity in a reading of the
curses denounced against impenitent sim
ners.
In the Episcopal and Catholic churches
yesterday solemn services were held, and in
the evening there were services held by Rev.
Henry Blanchard in Congress SQUARE
church
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-07
WELCOME TO OUR SIXTH.

This banner was presented to the company
by Mrs +. A. Pierce and is very dainty
work OF art. With bunting streamers and
other decorations the brightly lighted room
with its lgay assemblage presented a very
brilliant scene. The reception committee
were John F. Ellingham, John q. Leeman.
John +. Woodbury. and Joseph Fl. Mattocks.
and the committee on arrangements were +.
E. Dow, ]. E. Cady, A. A. Fuller, L. w.
Lombard, Z. (. Sawyer and r. Copeland.
Both committees are to be congratulated for
their very efficient service in the work as
signed them. Bramhall Hook and Ladder
Company was organized March 9th, 1883, at
which time Samuel Hodgdon, l.. w. Lom-
bard, John E. Cady, Charles E. Ryonson and
c. G. Wells were transferred from old Wash
ington No. to it. The company organized
with Samuel Hodgdon as foreman and Chas.
E. Ryonson clerk, and besides the members
above referred to E. F. Horr, Frank l.. Berry.
e. t. Knight. VIM. c. Constable then be-
longed to the company. Since organ
ization Charles E. Ryonson, L. T. Knight
and John E. Cady have each served
as foreman in the order named, and E. I.
Knight, r. II. Brown and Fred E. Doe have
one after the other been appointed clerk
The company's organization at present is as
follows:
Foreman-John L. Cady.
CIerk-Fred K. Doe
Members-AlDert A. Fuller, John f. Ellingham.
John G. Leeman. Lewis W. Lombard, Joseph III.
Mattocks, John +. Woodbury., c. +. sawyer, r.
Driver-E. Lord.
Previous to Mr.. Lords term of service
Geo. M. Hodgdon was driver.
Last evening was spent by the company
assembled in No. ss house in most enjoy
able manner. At cards and in conversation
the early hours were passed then came the
delicious supper, and after that the speeches.
Invitations were extended to the officers Of
the fire department, enginemen and drivers,
many of whome were present.
Bramhall Hook and Ladder Company is
an able one. They have run out 40 foot
ladder, placed it against building, and sent
man to the top of the ladder in 80 seconds
time. This is their best record, and it is a
hard one to beat.