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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-08

Common Council Proceedings.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Common Council was held on Monday
evening of this week. President Hol-
comb raped the meeting to order, and
when Clerk Wilmot called the roll the
following members answered to their
names Messrs. Callan, Conover, Hol-
comb (President, Kearns, Kilroy, Niece,
Thorne and Trauger. Mr.. Bovine was
absent.
The minutes of the adjourned regular
meeting held April 90 were read and
approved, after which petition was
presented from the Flest Wing Hook
and Ladder Co., asking that arrange
ments be made to introduce water into
their truck house from the mains on
Main street.
Mr.. Kilroy said that the Union Fire
Co. had the advantage of water in their
house on Church street, and he favored
the granting of the petition of the Fleet
Wing, but asked that the same privilege
be granted to the Hibernis Fire Co.
On motion of Mr.. Niece, the matter
was referred to the Committee on Fire
Department.
A petition was presented from Major
@. A. Angel Post, No. 20, G. A. R., ask.
ing for an appropriation of $50 to defray
the expenses of Memorial Day.
On motion of Mr.. Kilroy, the petition
was received and the appropriation
granted.
The City Treasurer's report for the
month of April, showing $1,574.19 due
the Municipal Fund, was presented,
read, received and ordered filed.
Mr.. Niece offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved, The Treasurer be instructed to charge
John II. Horn Tax Receiver, with &7.2S, interest
collected in April on delinquent tar, year 1885,
Also the following, which was adopted :
Resolved, The tax assessed to the following per.
sons be relieved for reasons here stated for year
nd fha ha ctr tod m M ~ To
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LambertvilIe Public Schools.
Report of Lambertville Public Schools
for the eighth month, ending May 8,
1889:
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The circus is coming and the clowns
are with 1t.
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You can now get DR.. Reading q
Tooth Powder at his office, from his
original formula. sept.5
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Resolved, The tax assessed to the following per
sons be relieved for here stated, for year
1885, and the Clerk be instructed TO notify Tax
Receiver of such fact and Treasurer be instructed
to credit John II. Horn. Tax Receiver, with 1910
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Household supplies.

FRUIT-Steady. Oranges, sl.50@2.50 per
box. Lemons, 500 Gp3.OO per box. Bananas
Sl50G260 per bunch Grapes-Malaga, $500
a0.OO. Dates, Ease.
APPLEs-sl. j0a225 per brl. Dried apples,
I per lb, from store. Dried peaches, 2@jAc,
from store.
GAME Quail, 81 256l 80 per doz squirrels,
75ctaSl.0O per doz; rabbits, 400 per doz; wild
turkeys 5Od75c each; mallard ducks, 81. 80
tg2.75 per doz. Ncnison saddles lO6ll2c per
lb; whole deer, 5GI6c per Id; opossum, lon
i0c; dressed coon, l0Cd35c.
NE0ETABLrs--Onions S175 per brl. Cab
hngc, loose, SdOc. New Orleans crate, 81 so
di25. kraut per brl, $3.50; half brl, ~. 90.
Garlc soc per 100. Carrots $3OOa3 80 per
brl. Bccts, S2.506D2.75 per brl. Parsnips,
$500 per brl llorscradish, s. GJ5.50 per brl.
BuTrEW-Buttcrine l5c creamery, 2S@30c;
dairy, isaac; country butter l0H2Oc.
CmER-Ozark, 1850 per bbl ana $500 per
half Dbl
NINEGAR-Per gal, l2dl3c.
EGGs-Quict Boxes, lie; eases, 12c.
RAisiNs London layers $500, California,
$2.2H per box.
rIcKLFs-lirls, $3.50, half brls, 800.
PouhRr-thickcns, young, Sl75G275;
mixed, 81 25Gg275: hens, 81 I5@325. Tur-
keys young SGOO@SOO; old s7OOMIlO0
geese ,s35OtgL60, ducks, S3.O0Gg3.5O; dressed
turkeys, lOMllc per pound; hens, 5000
1913, chickens Sl.5OG20O geese $i.0OM5OO.
PorAroEs-Rirm Sl.5OGg2.OO per brl; sacks,
GOal0c; Utah, sO@DOc per bu; sweet Sl,75
per brl.
Nurs- -Cocoanuts $500 per 100 peanuts,
Virginia, Sc; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3Clic;
roasted, lCgllsc higher, shclled, red, lsc,
white, ic Spanish Sc. Pccans, Texas old,
7@l2 Arkansas, 3C1ll6c. Italian chestnuts,
lOtBl2iSc.
FREsn FIsH-lBufInlo, lC2c per ID; cat, &c
per ID. Game-Perch, trout etc, 5@Sc per
ID.
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t!roerr a..

CANNtD Goops bnralIl,s. st2,Cti 50
Peaches. lbs. standard, tlIml ~. second.
tiuJ. Iomato,s. 2 lb-. standard. Si6ttr. 3
lbs standard, liO1 Strawberries. Oh ~.
lhspbefrics, sl.2i Hlackhsrf.ts $3.50. Green
rnr's tl3. Pears, 500 rlums. g. ~
Asparagus luo. Green corn. St oval a..
hutn peas, -. Cove oysters. full weight
I 10. ~ ? lie. SL5Sai ~ lisht weight O,c
2 lbs ~ ono 10 Condensed milk Crown.
500 Eaglc, $40 swis,, s,n. salmon.
tli5tt2b. suflinrs. % ~ mustard saf.
dine $50 Mackcrcl fi.25 herring tnnck
crpl. 81 %.
hrgAE.-rurc white. &C.. % white. csc.
yellow clarified, o'stoA.c. refined A. nc.
standard rfanulatci. 5isr powdered. SO
sac. cat loaf sses,1.c opcn kettle. ID,
5Ar, strong
toUtr=to Common, iGitr ordinary. lie.
fair ls'sr prime RIO. inaNi,c. rhoic, 10
hncy IA uld government Slmllc. strong.
tt-Saginnw NJOtri % pcr bfl. ohio
RIVER ;l2Oaiii per hrl sacks. line, 81 $500
10 cnarc. sllOtslla. pkt. 2.Ot7c
&C.. firm wv
yAApiu-stick, all sizcs, in bas. rails aud
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GrnIn mud rrn,i.inn.

CmcAGo. H., Feb. 0-OIily a moderate
business IN wheat was done to-day. aud that
was mostly local. Tho feeling was weak. aud
WIS IN strong contrast 60 the action uf the
market yesterday The opening was about
h6i,c under closing figures ~ yesterday.
rcrcdcl &C. more, then advanced &c. but
later became quite weak, aud prices declined
li.c, recovered some, the market advancing
Ainyisc but closed easy and .t9.c lower
than yesterday. The weakness was in
iucnccd some by the heavy feeling reported
In European markets.
There was only moderate degree 81 spec
ulatyc activity manifested in corn. trailing
being largely local. The feeling developed
was easier and q lower range OF prices was
established. The easier feeling was aitrib.
utcd chiefly 10 the large receipts. the rcac-
ton in wheat and 20 the colder weather.
which Will improve the grading.
Oats were more active. hat slightly lower
Trading was moderate in mess pork aud
price, irregular Opening sales we're made
at I'sc decline ani further reduction of
l5c wa- submitted to later iu the day. Raj.
lies OF t'sm'c were gained occasionally and
thc market closed rather quiet
Only fair business Wa transacted ia lard
Prices ruled ja7l. - lower and closed steady
ut inside figures
short ribs were In light demand with
prices ruling 5sCslOc lower, aud closing
quiet at inside frurs.
The leading futures ranged a. follows.
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Cash quotations wcrr ~ follows
fluurHlim and unchanged
No spring wheat. o. lttuir. No spriur
wheat, nominal. No = r,i, i1'. UYic No 3
,uru 20 &c. No. oats. ~ n. 80 a.. No. rye,
o. tuLD No . barley nominal. No I iiax.
Sod. sl.Ut prime Timothy srgi, clos.
Ne. park, p,r bhl til.J, sCtii.jD.
iaud pee 10 lbs. si'n
short flb. side, tl0u,rl SDOlsOni.
Dry siltud shoulder tuuNrlh tBupHGt2is.
short ylrar sides (boNrda sbJ5 smBjD.
Receipts Flour i1,Uuu bills wheat. 1900
Doc, corn. $4,000 hu, oats 1000 bu. rye.
i,uu bu barley siuuu bu
shipment, tlour. 500 bbls wheat AZ.
On hu com piuuu bu. oats. u, 90 bu. rye.
2uD bu, barley, i2po hu.
ST. l.otn, No, Feb q. Flour steady and
unchanged
Wheat week csblc., lausr Russian exports
ami lower prices in homo markets induced
heavy offerings. which bR H. the market aud
the close wa r below YESTERDAY No rcd
cash, pic bid MAY sold t pi btfpia.c. aud
closed atto'sr. LILY sold al sJjs6tst = and
closed nt 81 - bod.
Corn lower. clucd Asc below ycsieriny.
No ulsh 80 L.. March. 2J..c. Nav sold al
aih,mJ2i.r 20, and closed NJ ~ .WJi 20. July,
~ sHJJi.o aud closed at NAc.
Oats dull aud weak, No leash, 2tisc bid.
NAY ~ HNtaNfs
Rye dull i6tc.
Hirlcy-Dull and casier. 10 sales.
llays-Nrfy dull. except tur top grades,
prairie S5sOtSOa timo,hy slOOiaiaOO.
bun=HCt3ic.
flaN sccd-Quici at fl.j0
Buttcr=Queg creamery 2i@2Gc. dairy.
i2m2lc. Northern roli, itWiDc.
Et~ Quiet NJ iOifc
Lead Dull. $3.50 askcd.
Corn Mcal-Aciiyc At 81. sOaLsS.
BaN,Ing-Ea Easy NJ 7httb'sc
Iron cotton fCs-fl.ln
Provisions Dull aud weak, aud only a Job
trade done.
-SiiSH@i200.
lauda tHn
Dry salt Mcat--Lousc 'ots. shoulders,
52iC. loues aud ribs, q 10 Short clear. Il 3Sc.
Btrnn- Shoulders, Cos, longs, 7c ribs.
Ti2i.c short clean Y ihtI2ic
Rcrcpts-FiouL 1000 bfis wheat 1000
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yer, Fort Worth & Texas certificates, ~;
Chicago, st. Louis 4 Pittsburg preferred, lSs;
Atchison, ~; Pacific Mail IA and Missouri
Pacific y per cent. ~
The railroad bond marlstt shared also In
the increased confidence rAanifested in the
share list today, and while the market was
stronger than at any lind for the past
month business done approached the largest
done this year, .aggregating 3,5l4,Uo. ms
was In the main very well distributed, but
Reading first incomes furnished s225, 900, the
second incomes S2l7, 200, aud the Western
New York 4 Pennsylvania tirsts s2l4OOO TO
the days total. VT
The total sales OF stocks today were 33l, l42
shares. Closing quotations:
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ConN-from stor white. t5r mixed i5c:
irom lcvcc OF depot white la bulk, 40. In
ssCks, iic. mixed, Ia bulk, Sac In sacks.
ilc.
BnAN-fvm store, Sc. from loves OF de.
pot, tt0On
HN= Choice. from store s5isc. car load.
lrum lcN,c or depot, slGOiMlG0 prime.
irum slurr suttsv. ear load from lcyvc ur
depot sl'Wttltjn. prairie from store. 80
@Dv, car load, from lcvcc or depot, 5000
ttii.uJ
oNts-lrpm store, white. I7r. mixed. Sc.
inlm lcv,c ur depot white boo bulk sta
hic. in sa'As. d'c, miAcl. in bulk, 2pisc. In
SACK, &c
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fisu Mnckcrcl, half hrla. No. I. e. SnGf
300 M. . fSuiots 10 No. .. Ell 5Das oil
lob kits No. I, 81 30. Nu. .. 81 - 80 d
fliO Dry Herring Family. So per box.
\. q. rrc herring half brls. 1913 Whit,
Fish Hall brls h5p
Hoo iHunuDu-Quiot pork, iltOn. SUGAR.
cured haus ii'tl', hrrak lst bacon. iUi IN.
u 'tr. bulk pork, clear sidrs. ,at5i.c. clear
nb sides, t',@6'sc. long clcar ta.Wsi.,.
shoulders Oi.HEsr
fnun Mr,s-liegf headquarters. bs,sc.
inrryuartvf-, 2i.mlr CIV hog. Glts,.
country du'scd, hluty pr No.. spare ribs.
odSa hackhuues, tais prf ~.
IAnp-Ics, i,u halt hrs nc. leg. &c.
choice Kettle, N,dlu, quiet
Pies fru=brls, tnOi. bali brs. $3.50.
krgs. si.2i.
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Bressi-tun-.

ftnuH-from store, common. g. 25d36O
family SiWWtiig Uhuicr. S2i fancy,
N.' extra fancy, $40, patent, $4,000 90.
quiet
CoRS MrNL-rcarl, ta50 roller. t20.
quiet
Br,Ns Avn Pr,s-Nayy beans, s22S. me
dium, s2Op
CnAcgrEs-Soda, extra, 5'lc. treble extra
bdh'sc, ginger snaps, '0tNlsc assorted
lumhlcs lOal2C Crcam crackers, snSi sc
oar MuL-ln half brl- $3.50 from store
CRACKED Wur,r-ln half brls. $50 FROM
store.
lloatSY ANb URirs-Ftom store. a. -.
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brls, 9allci fancy, assorted, lO@l5c; extra
fancy, ls925c; firm.
STARcH-34@3lgc
Soar AND CANDLEs-soap, 3H@5c; candles,
full weight, Zoe.
CnEEse-Prne, fats sIa0Kc New York
fac DRY, 94@l0c; full cream, 12X@l3c;
Young America, l3Glic.
MoLAssEs--Louisiana common TO fair, 28
@|oc; prime, choice, 35@42; fancy, 45c:
ccntrfugals, common TO fair, 20@30c; prime
10 choice, 30@35c; syrup 20@45c; quiet
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb 0-The Drorers Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments,
$50; steers, S3.00g4l0 stockers and feeders,
S2.lO@3.45; cows, bulls aud mixed, Sl.40@
500 Texas steers s3.OO@3.G0.
Hogs-Reccipts, %, 900, shipments, O. 500
Market weak, Zoe lower mixed, g. 556l4 so
heavy, S4.GO@L75; light $4,000 ~; pigs,
Si.0O@50O.
Shcep-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000
Market slow, 5dlOc lower, natives, $500
SEQ; Westerns corn-fed, A.4Og4.70; Texans,
49, OOtd4 20. lambs IS OOMB GO
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL
At noon. Spots firm; demand good Sales
1900 bales, Of which ~, 800 were American
Receipts, 5000 bales. of which 1000 we're
American Closing quotations were a. fol
lows. Ordinary, sid. good ordinary. = D.
l"i' low middling, 7-l6d; middling, 6esd;
good midiliug 6Ed.
Futures opened firm at advance aud closed
firm.
These prices are given In pence aud 0iths
thus. Gt5 means GGj0id, aud 50i means
5.1.Gid.l
Atlp.ms February. go sellers. Fchru
ary.Mnrch, iOseller., March-April $50 sell.
crs April May, b3D sellers Mny.Junc, 80
settlers Junc-July $40 sellers; July-Au.
gust sac buyers, August september 63s
sellers, September, SIS sellers.
BuN and sell stocks and bonds through r.
VI. OalbUath, No. 10 Madison street
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The local market quotations remain com.
panuycly unchanged. Fur have suncncd
In value and higher prices prevail.
Amount of grain In store at the elevators
Corn, 55,G15 bu, oats, i3,255 bu; wheat i33
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New York Dr, ,.oon. Market.

NV YoRK, Feb. G.-Trade in dry goods
was good. The tone Of first hands was prac-
ticnlly unchanged, though some weakness
IN blcached goods Of &c TO Nc grades. Other
descriptions were firm. Agents are well sold
up on cotton goods. Demand for wooden
goods continues, however with a weak tone
tO tugsimprps
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middlng. 9Kc sales 100
bales, including i,Ooo bales last evening Of
which $500 bales TO exporters aud 100 bales
10 spinner.
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Wool,

Sr. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. 0.-Wool steady;
bright medium, l9d26ISc; coarse braid, 800
pc; fine light, lSG23c: do heavy, i3gl9c.
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CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 6--Petroleum easy;
sw., il0o, 7lsc.
WnNINGToN, N. c., Feb. 0-Turpentine
firm at 44j.c.
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NEW York, Feb. 8-Cohee-Options
opened steady, unchanged to points up,
closed steady; unchanged to points down;
irregular cables, dull. Sales %. 600 bags, in
cluding February, 1878; March and April,
sl570@l5.75i May, SIS. 706Dl5. 80; June, Sf5 IS
9lb.S5; July, Sl5.s0@l5.S5; August, Sl5.85@
1895; September, Sl6.O0@l605; October,
$l6lG December, Sl6.05@l6.l0. Spot Rio,
steady; fair cargoes, l75ec
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, 4Ac;
centrifugal, go test 8 9-l6c; refined, steady
and quiet.
Molasses-Foreign, quiet; 500 test, 20lkc;
New Orleans quiet open kettle, prime to
choice, 3Od45c.
Rice-Quiet and strong.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. -Whisky-Steady;
sales, 1872 barrels finished goods on the
basis OF $l.03 Butter firm and higher;
fancy Northwestern creamery 32c choice
dairy roll, l2@lic. Sugar steady. Eggs
firmer; 12@l2Hc. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. Con the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was firm;
fancy creamery, 27929c; choice 10 fine, POO
pc fine dairy, 2O@22c; good TO choice, 1850
zoe. Eggs steady; l3@l3hc.
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bu corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
none; barley 10000 bu.
ipments-Flour 5000 brls; wheat,
l,ooo bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu;
rye, 1000 bui barley, none.
KANSAS Cry, No, Feb. 6.-Wheat-
steady; No. red cash, s91Ic bid, 0l0 asked;
March, $3.50 bid; May, 93Izc bid, 9lKc
asked No. 2 soft cash, S019c bid, 92c asked;
FEBRUARY, soc; May, $3.50 bid, 95c asked.
Corn-Quiet; No. cash. 25c bid. 254c
asked; May. 2S%c; No. 2 white, May, 2S19c
bid, 29c asked.
oatsmNo, 2 cash, 2OAc bid, 22c asked;
May, 235sc bid 23Mc asked
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nxcnANGH ororArIoNs.


Ordinary, 7jsc; good ordinary, $50, low
mddlng, 9hc; middling 99.c; good mid
ding, lOIlc; middling fair l09sci fair, nom
inali dusty, }sc TO lc lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
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NEW YORK,
Spots opened firm and closed steady; mid
ding. lOfc. Sales, $40 bales. Quotations
were are as follows Ordinary, 7ci good
ordinary, s 0-l6c; low middlins, 9'sc, mid
ding, l0%c; good middling 1910; middling
fair, II Lice, fair II ll-l6c,
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
as follows; February 0SGe1Ss; March,
002 G003. April, lo0l@l0O& MY 1910
@lO.ll; June I0Is@l0l9 July lO256g
l0.26; August 1885, September e.0O@00i,
october, 0.60ga7l. Sales, llj 800 bales.
NEw ORLEANS
The spot market opened steady aud closed
very firm, middling, o ll.lGc Sales, G75O
bales. Quotations are as follows: ordi-
nary, l-lGc; good ordinary, 5 0lGc, low
middling 03lGc; middling o ll-lGc; good
middling 10 5lOc, middling fair, lie.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady but steady, as follows. February,
9G3a00i; March, 9Gl@9Oj; April, 97OG
OIL; May 07761O7 -; juno, gsia0Sj; July,
09l@o02; August 9.S7@9ss, September
ai7@94s, October, 9.2i@D2s. Sales, $500
bales.
DAILY roRT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CArrLE-Choicc 10 extra, 3',@3aic. good
3G3'; scnlnwag, o. medium, ii.M2isc,
choice feeders, $50 aud up, 24H3c feeders,
$50 to 900 2isW,hic
lluss-Chuicc light hogs. 5Mbitc. good,
aA,whv; common, t.Wtlsc.
AWrrr-thoic", o.. medium, 3A3isc. COM
mon. "a uimi ~.
LaNrs-t hoicc, Sc, common to good, per
/ bftI II In.fI tD
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Dyspepsia. Despair, Death.

These arr the actual STEPS which follow indlgos.
ton. Ackcr's English Dyspepsia Tablets will both
check and cure this most fearful Of diseases. Guar.
antccd bY II. T. liEisTER. DuggisL
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TnE skin is cleared chapped hands and
lips cured by using Hylo.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEMPHIS Tenn, January 70 1880
We have this day sold to Messrs Buford & Co. our
commission business and sale stable outfit We cheer
fully recommend them to our friends and customers.
H. B. CLARKE & Co.
Referring to above card, we would respectfully an
nounce to the public that we will continue the commits
sion feed and sale business the most liberal terms at
70, 49, 80 and 81 Union street II. B Clarke will have
charge of the sales department BUFoRD & Co.
pgREFER MEMPHIS NATIONAL
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MUSTANG lINIMENT

CURES RHEUMATISM, LANE BACK
AND sTnP JOlNIA kUblN HAkDI
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lmporh--M " Z II H. 40 NJ I u 2'W "
K, l76; Il T. R, 2l2 Co&sW Il II, u.s. l.,
o&TR -;KCs& MRRSlS r. R,-i
Tenn Mid, 81 steamers, 90, wagons, y. Total
1913 bales
Exporls-M &CRR, %; l. &NRR, Sos; c, OF
wRR, Ito; l., No&TRR, LOIS nc, n NJ n,
4Oa Total, 4O3i bales.
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LoNDoN, Feb. e. pm. The amount Of
bullion gone into the BANK OF England on
balances today is $40 OOp.
Pans, Feb. 6.-rhrce per cent rentes, s3f
II &c for account.
nANK CLEARiNGs.
CncAGo ILL.,, Feb. 6.-Blnk clearings,
Sl0,CSpOOO.
PmLADELrnIA. Pa, Feb. G.-The bank
clcarings. today were 10 sos 1853. balances,
Sl,l73,7Ol.
NV YonK, Feb. 6-Clcarings, $l35, 573,.
I2i. balances, S5,i7l ,i72.
BosroN, Mass, Feb. 6.-Cloarings, $4,000,
SO, balances, sl,7ll.07i.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. G.-Clearings, So
Ol2OJp balances, S265, $50.
ST. Louis, Mo-. Feb. 6-liank clearngs
today, 1876, $40, balances, Si21, 2l5.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 7 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, o 3-4c;
Sales, Today, 7,7oo Bales - The
General Market is Steady--Meats
Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE,

NTnNTNDAN ENFNINOl TNT' v I00'' "
Money in the local market is easy at to s
per cent The banks report an accumulat-
ing supply but the demand is sufficient to
prevent any material lowering Of rates
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Miscellaneous.

WWsKy-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
sl.5O6tG co. Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn. firm at u 50GI3OO, Eastern rycs, ~. 90
aGOO, according Ia the age and make. com
mon whisky, OucH tl.in according to proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
-ilUOgl5O for domestic; S2.s5 for
imported.
BNCCiNG.-95tl0c.
TIEs-tilD
suor-Drop, Sl25; buck, $780,
LEAD 8tptc
IAiLoW-i &C.
SNuu-Garrctts, slO75; Ralph's, siO2j;
Railroad sp2A Gail 4 Axes, 500.
fuRs bear skins. tl.uOtt7 o. mink, 10
C,GOc; coon. hunter handled, ljd Size; Coun-
try handled, ljMGbc otter, sl.GLOO. bcaycf,
slOOaiuO, Wild cat, ljMjOc foK, l5Gt7jc;
muskrat, i0m2ic, opOssum. lOMaUc. wolf,
5Oc@pl.O0; panther, JDcGtLOo, skunk, 100
sc
rowpEn-Kc-, 500; half kegs, $40;
quarter kcgs, tl.7j
CoAL Om-rrimc white wholesale lots, 100
pn gul
W,pr- bury grease wool. unwnshcl, Is
~ -Jy, clear grease wool. sumEc bury,
washed, 2UtI3nc. tub.wa,hcd, 3Jdglc.
ToACco-Common, 25d JOc; other grades,
GlCtSlr
BElzWAN-2Oc.
NuLs-lron. t2O0 steel. $40
llfpEs-Dry hint, No. I. o.: No. 2. 7c: dry
snltcj, Sc. No. . Gc, green snlicd. ~. I. ~
@Dr; No. ?, j's@lp; grrcn. a.. dcer,kin-. -
Cti'c; shccpskins, iN6gtl ~. steady.
GRAss SErDs-Hci Glover. So - bu. herds.
oD"pic bu orchard, n 500 40 bu; timothy
slT5G2OO hu.
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Cotton seed Products.

PRINr CHupE OiL-iOstijc, primo summer
yellow SOFA 81; choice cooking summer vel
low h}toiic, cotton seed meal, S1OUO, less
lhhn CIR lnAh. ~ 30
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DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT,
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

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