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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount Eastern points, sight,
Is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago l-lO discount New Or
leans, = discount
Scllmg-Ncw York and Eastern points
H.5O premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, 40 prcmium Now Or
leans, par
The local cotton market closed quiet and
unchanged Sales 1900 bales or 1900 TO
exporters and 500 to spinncrs. At New Or.
leans spots closed quiet and steady, with iu-
lures steady at an advance of to ? points
Liverpool closed dull, limited inquiry, fu-
lures quiet and steady at decline Of point
New York spots are steady ut an advance Of
lice, with.futurcs advanced TO 3 points,
closing steady.
Port receipt, today werc 1879 bales, or
s,56s bales greater than the receipts for same
day last year
Adyiccs from New York state "that orlin-
hrily at this advanced season ideas regarding
the crop have settled down to couple OF
Of aggregates, the respective advocates Of
which form the two opposing sides, engaged
In fighting Tor their opinion until toward
the end Of the cotton year, when the result
of the growth shall become pos
itivcly known and the defeated party
seek to eXtricntc itself from the orron-
cous position assumed, At present however
pcrploxiiy over the crop seems 10 be almost
rs great as during the early portion Of the
season, and until some settled conclusion Is
arrived at slight changes In the movement
ht ports orintcriorwill bepromptly reflected
by sharp selling or buying as the ease may
be- Foreign adycrs have generally con.
tinucd favorable Tor consumption, even on
basis Of slight excess over GunUuD bales
growth, and the reported hull cumbinn.
ton o. work our market a. wen as Liver
pool received considerable crrdit as an ac-
romplishcd new factor yet scawcly a sos
sion has passed without revealing the scnsi.
tive character ot the market to chances OF
supply. aud willie moderate increase of
at even some OF the lcost impor
tant points would frequently ncutmlizc the
best efforts 10 stimulate value, as soon ns %
falling OF In receipts developed the recovery
oi tone was prompt"
Hubbard. Price & Co. snv this morning
The market was wiiboutappUc.allo change,
AMI with the exception u two points. raj.
lied toward lhc CLOSE Trailing hls been On.
ur.ly devoid Of special feature. Strength u
near positions BE- conspicuous February Is
tonight selling within thrre points Of March.
AMI an notices issued yesterday have been
readily stoppcdaud will be- largely exported,
notwithstanding the revision ui quotations
and increased cost Of lower grades s.s
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Fisu- Mnckrrpl half hrls. No. |. $500
puG No. p tNUlOtN 90. No. .. a. bOgos On. 10
~ Mt. No. I ti.Jt No 2.si.2,. No B. a. 10.
Dy Herring Soc per box. y. e. roe
herring halt bfls $40. White Fish-Hali
brs. $3.50
Hoo ruonucrs Quiet. pork Atoo sugar.
curcd hams ilmii ,r breakfast bacon. 1917
Wll SO bulk pork. clear sides Ui.H1c. clear
rib sides, 6eWGAc. long clear 6'swGa.c
shoulders. 6isnHtc.
fursu MrAts-liecf headquarters. 6@7c.
iorrluaftcu. 2'tNitr city hogs. 0a5c.
country dressed, hisDtGc per No.. spare ribs
bm,r hbukhpucs iftfc per NJ.
LAup-fus 7i,c half brls. 5isc kegs. &c.
choice kettle, sLniu. quiet.
fius' fEEt.-linN 500. half brls. $3.50
kCgs. fi2A
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Blu; corn, $4,000 bp; oats, $1,000 Blu; rye,
none; barley, 900 bu
shipments-Flour 1900 brls; wheat, 5000
gu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
5000 blu; barley, 5000 Blu.
=. KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. 16.-Wheat-
stronger. but quiet; No. 2 rcd cash, Ole
asked; May, 9519c bid, 9915c asked; No. 2
soft, cash, n bids or offerings; May, 96Hc
Corn--Steady; No cash, no bids 2i9sc
white, cash, May, CSC bid; 2S9Ec asked.
oats-No. 2 cash, no bids nor offerings;
May, 23Ac asked
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dimes, sl5O, Mackercl, 1926; herring mack
ercl s105
suGAR-Pure white, &c; of white, 6Ac;
yellow clarified, 6Ss@074c; refined A, 7Hc;
standard graduated, TIC powdered. $40
SIC; cut loaf, sHGysAci open kettle 595Aci
firm
CoFFEG-Common, tic; ordinary. 17cH;
fair, 1870; prime Rio, l0@2OJ4c choice TO
fancy zoe; old government 3l133c firm.
SALT-Sagnaw, $l,3O9l.i5 per brl; Ohio
River ST. 2O@lij per br; sacks, fine. $l.35lD
1.4O coarse, 81 lOGgl.l5; plts, 22{@7c.
RcE-Louisiana, 4E@GHo; Carolina, 60
7c firm.
srARo-3H@3IIc
h CANDrEs--Sticks, all sizes, IN bxs, pals and
brls 95gllc; fancy assorted, l0gl5o; extra
fancy lS@25c firm.
Soar AID CAYDLEs-soap, 3}S@5c; candles,
full weight Zoe,
Cunrsr-Primc, fats sll@0lEc; New York
factory 04@l0c full cream, l2l3@l3c;
Young America, l3Hlic.
MoLAsaEs-LOusiana common TO fair %
@3Oc; prime, choice, 35@i2c; fancy, 45c; cen
trifugals, common 20 fair, 2O@3Oc; prime to
choice, JO935ci syrup, 2O9i5ci quiet.
Household supplies.
FRUIr-Stcady. Oranges S250@360 per
box. Lemons, S2.50@3 90 per box. Bananas,
Sl5OG25O per bunch. Grapcs-Malaga, 600
W0OO, Dates 76gSo. Figs, l2Cgi5c per Id.
ArrLEs-S .50d2 % per brl. Dried apples,
DC per ID, from store. Dried peaches, 2@3l3c,
from store.
GAME Quail, a. 256ll. 80 per doz; squirrels
75cCtsl0O per doz; rabbits, Shopper doz; wild
turkeys, 5OGp7jc EACH mallard ducks, g. so
per doz. Nenison saddles, 10Hl2c per
10; whole deer, 5CaGc per 10; opossum, loo
i0c; dressed coon, l0d3jc.
NEGETABLEs-Onions, $l.75 per brl. Cab.
bagc, loose S6gOc; New Orleans, crate, $3.50
6t32 kmut per brl, $3.50, half brl, 500
Garlic, 60c per 100. Carrots S3O0d350 per
brl. lccts, ~ 6O0g275 per brl parsnips,
500 per bril- llorsoradish, S5.OO@55O per
brl.
BurTER--Butierlnc, l5c creamery, 2SCJ30c;
dairy, ls@2ic country butter, lOM2Oc.
CIDEn--Oark $500 per Dbl and $3.50 per
half Dbl.
ViNEGAR-Pcr gall, i2@l3c.
EIGs-Dull. Boxes, DC, cases. Zoe.
RAlHNs-london layers, $500, California,
g.. % per box
PicKLu-Brls, 81. 80; half brls 500.
COMMUNICATIONS, young S2,O0d300
mixed, S2.5O@3Oo, hens, S3.OO1325 Tur-
keys, young, SG00@S0G; old, SS.0OMl2.oO;
geese, S35O5gi.5O; ducks, S3.OOd3. so dressed
turkeys, l26ll2lsc per pound; hens, $1,000
3.2b; chickens, Sl5Od2.O0 geese, SlOJCg5.OO
POTATOES Firm II, 10000 per brl; sacks
GO07Oc Utah, sO@OOc per bui sweet $l.75
per brl.
NUrs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100 peanuts
Virginia Nc, Tennessee, farmers stock, 4ls6g
6c; roasted, lCtllSc higher shollcd, red, DC;
white, NC Spanish Toe, pecnns, Texas old
1@l2c Arkansas, 3@5ci Italian chcstnuts,
lOWl26c
FnSn Frsu-Bulalo, i@2c per lb cat, 4o
per lb. Gamo-pcrch, trout etc., Bose per
Ia
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GrOcerIeA.

New YoRK, Feb 6-Coffee-Options
dull and unchanged, and closed firm at 100
10 points up. Sales, 5000 bags including:
February $f5.8O@i5.s5; March, Si5.0O&
1896 April and May, $15S0@159O; June,
SSiiSS.9OOggl9o5; &lly $l6.oO@iG10 August,
SIG. l00lG.20; september, $40 l5@lG30; Oc-
tober, Sl6.3O; November, Sl6.2O; December.
$4,000 1896; January, SlG25. spot-Rio
quiet; fair cnrgoes, l7Hc.
Sugar-liaw firm and quiet; refined quiet
and steady.
Molasses-Foreign dull, 500 test, 20IEc;
New Orleans quiet, open kettle, good to
fancy, 30@l3c.
Rice-Firm and quiet domestic, 4N@62sc;
Japan, 4A@5hc.
CNclNNATI, o., Feb. 0.-Whisky--Firm;
sales, l,O2i barrels finished goods on the
basis Of Sl.03.
Eggs-ln moderate demand at lie.
Checse-Firm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 16-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs steady and unchanged
at l34@l4c.
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Anlele. .openIns nIshst. Lore.t c

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-firm and higher winter wheat.
patents, ShtG550. spring thcat patents, $40
ass. bakers, S355GJt.2O
No. spring wheat. tlO7. No. 3 spring
wheat uiHn,c. No. rel. Si.O7: No. ,
corn. 5ii.c bid. No. 2 oas. -, ,c. No. rye.
t5'sc No. ? barley, nominal. No. 1 hax
seed, Sl.i9 prime Timothy seed, si.7@iss.
Mcss pork per bbl, siil0.
Lard, Per 10 lbs, s66'fCi0Oo
Short ribs sides llooscl ~ Sutth -
Dry sllicd shoulders (bNcdL g. 5Oah.G5is.
short clear sides lboXc,A 5000. @GOO'..
Whisky Sl03.
Receipts Flour, 7.oOObbls. wheat, 1890
hu, corn, 10000 bu. oae, ~, 90 bu. rye,
400 bu, barley, sn,OO hu
ShipmCnts-fluur, GEO hhls wheat IA, 81
90 bu. corn. To-, CO.. bu. cats, sJ,OJO bu. rye.
500 bu, barley, 1900 BE-
~ loris. Mo. Feb. ~ -Flour-Firm and
higher Ia sympathy with the advance In
wheat hut trading quiet
Whvat=Cash tm but Unsettled at ~ ,cM
tlu. Options higher. The feeling was un.
settled early aud inclined Ia weakness. but
the announcement 81 told wave coming
coupled with advances "a other points. par
ticulnfly at Chicago, shrrpcnod The demand
and thcrc was n guod nsr In prices The
close Jaw sellers az Ac idynnyc ior MAY aud
az wv July NNfA Nf'fNNNNNiNH MNN " ~
Ctti uDA, closed NJ ti,Oe'. asked July. MA.
tts' ~, closed NJ 5sc asked, August s5i.c,
CLOSED at Sitsc bid.
Cun-rirmcr No. 2'miNcd, cash, CSC.
March. ~ hWlslsc, clOtyd at gtf.y. MAY.
WaimJuisc, closed nc 3OAWWitc bid, July,
SIC closed NJ We bid.
Oss-lFim aud &c b,ttcr No. 2, cash.
ei'ac bid. May GhWlsc
Ryc=Nn 2 tGc.
barley No demand, No Canada, sea
plc No. 2 DO 75@5sc, choice Wisconsin. ~
6t1ur. fancy do 73m5bt low grades Iowa
and Minnesota, iOCtlic medium. aoCthic.
Hay Movement ligla and supply exceeds
demand, prairie t6oOtsg1, timothy $500
WiI5u.
Bran-pull. NJ sS@S,t.
FliN.sccl- .Quotablc a. $3.50 pure test
irad-pull 81 rs bid $40 asked
Bu,icr-Quicl and STEADY creamery, gi@
%. dairy. MORN.
E.s~-fienuiul aud tull at ioc Tor guar.
uutrpd
Coumcal Unchanged A.58Lo0
Provisions steady.
Fork $500.
Land Primo steam saloahlc $3.50.
Dry salt Mcats-Shuuldrr s1 l2itftA -.
long. aud ribs s0Oog0lA. short clcars, td2O
Co %
Hlcon - Boxed shoulder, o. .SdG g7i,
bong. and ribs, t0toeGol short clear 81 10
W119is
-sioO6iaoo.
Receipt, 2ooo brl' wheat 1900
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CHICAGO, H., Feb. 10 -Cattle-Receipts,
1000 shipments, none, Market steady;
beeves, S4.10GgiG5; steers, S3.0O@400; stock
ers and feeders. $2.l0@3.25; cows, bulls and
mixed Sl5O931O Texans and corn-fed
steers, $780,
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000
A.3O@i55i light SL4O@iG5; pigs, $1,000
4.75
Sheep-Reccipts 1000; shipments, 500
Market steady; natives S3.5O6l. 2j Western
cOrnled, Sl.lO0ql.65; limbs S475M0OO.
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Icr,istuu.

C1US- From stnc, white, &c: mixed, t6c.
from lcygc ur depot white iu bulk. 100 In
sacks Csc, mixed. leo bulk, 3nr In sacks. &c.
BHAN-Fum store, soc from lcycc or do.
pot ttb.WtuihtO.
iAy-Choicc. from store. s,c. car load,
from lcvco or depot Slhh1niGuO. prime,
from store 7hms,C car load. from lcycc or
depot sil1hihW prairie. from store buC1
On, car load from lcvco or depot, tlUhB
ii.uU
OArs-from store. white, see. mi1cr aSc.
from lrvcc or depot white. in bulk. JiHllc.
in sacks, Sc. mixed, in bulk, 2Dac In sacks,
H2u
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ftnrR-FUm siorc, common, e. 2tGt3 So
family stO1Cti ~. choice, a. 25Gtl 30.
fancy % 1'ttiS5 extra fancy, t525et5.35,
patent s6s,6tdUD. firm.
CrAoGEHs-,Soda, extra SIC. treble extra
Gt0'sg ginger snaps, 5HS'st assorted
jumhlcs, iuMi2c, crram crackers, 7bas isc
Cons MrAL-fcnrl, 500 roller 400
quiet
BrANs Am Pas Navy beans, t22N. me.
dunn, e1ub
OAr MU,I-ln half brls., $50 from store
CRAcgED Wur,t-ln half hrlA SijO lr o.
store
iloHiNY AM GHirs From store, $50
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Miscellaneous.

WmsFY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
sl6OW6O1. Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at fl.bOa3.OO; Eastern rycs, 500
gGOO, according ~ the age aud make, COM
mon whisky, WctpSl 30 according 10 proof,
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
GiN-Sl.OO@lO for domestic; S2.Sj for
imported.
BAGGNo-0al0c.
Trs-fI TO-
suor-Drop 1925, buck, SiJ0
LEAD aGtOc.
TALLpw--llsc. .sH.
SNuFf-Gurrctrs, slOTs Ralph's S102j;
Railroad, Sn.25i 'hnl 4 Axes. $500.
FunE-btar skins, Sl.OOdIup. mink, 100
CO.; coon, hunter handled. i5CtSic; country
handled. liGtGic, otter, Sl.O0LUO. beaver
$LOu@IoO Wild cat lba30c; fox, ij97ic
muskmt lOd2iC; opossum, 100000, wolf
o0c@tlOOi panther, 6oc1slO1, skunks, $50
Soc.
Powpm- Kegs, 500; half kegs, $40;
quarter kegs, Sl75.
Coal OL-Prime white, wholesale lots, iOc
per gal
Vocabulary, grease wool, unwashcd. 10
ct2ci clear grease wool, NB2Dc; bury
washed, 2Og3Oc ub-wnshcd, 3OtJjc
TonNcco-Common, 2b1JOci other grades.
GpMsjc
BTrswAN-2nc,
N,us-lron, 500: steel. $40
llIprs-Dry ilint No. I, &C. No 2, 7c dry
snltcd, Sc; No ? &c green sa,tcd No. l, ~
Ofbc No. ?, 3bC1ic; green. &C.. dccrskins IS
0It2c shccpk MS licmSlOO. steady.
Gt,ss SEEps Clover, g. - bu; herds,
Sotuc hu orchard, Si.Jogl. 90 bu; timothy,
l.5b92O0 bu,
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CArrLE-Choicc TO cxtrn, SiI@8Ec; good.
Mt3'lc; scalawags 30 medium, li.@2iic.
choice feeders nt0 and up 2ACS3c; feeders,
100 10 njO. 2liM2Ac
llo0s-Choico light hogs, 5g5,.c, good,
iAtphc. common, iilCtlisc.
snGrr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3@3ll com
mon. Sl.OOdl.M
L.Nns-Choicc Sc; common TO good, per
head Sl.5Om350.
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CANNED Goods puupplcs. e. 25ai. So.
Peaches, y 10 standard. .taf,i io. second.
81 On lumatprs % lHs. standard S,allc. .
lhs, standard tiul Strawberries. 90 -
llAsphcrHos flah nlnrklffrcs. "a 90 Grrrn
rnTcs tl2i. nar t1W plums. O. ~.
As'mmgus tiu Green corn. siuOti a.
orrrn pcns $40. tuyru,stcrs. full weight.
d. Az. lbs. fi.b5Hl.DI. usht weight GSc.
2 lbs. tLO1aliO CONDENSED milk, Crown.
Hu1 EARLE, 81 o. Swiss $50 salmon.
tl''t2u1. slrdinrf $3.50 mustard sar.
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COTTON MARKET

The local cotton market opened quic. and
neaiy and closed quiet middlinr. o,.c.
Bale, $3.50 bales. including =- bales last
rcninr II which 2.cno bale. 10 caportcn
and 30 bales To spinncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 5a.c rrod ordinary. SIC. low
niddling. Oi.c middling u'.c. FOOL mid.
ilinr ioi.c mililinF fair iO'tc. lair. nomi.
aAl, dusty h6ilc lower
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Trust Sale.

Under AMI BY virtue ~ two deeds 0i tfu.f csc
Cii'Ci ~ Nulsnn Ntkur 90 me, aH tfus 60. tur UuU
dn I'd Mar D 20 1896 tu nrrurr che uaYutut uf tH.
siig, n uur huNdusi dnlinrs which trUft was duIt
tscnulcl in the Hcgistcr ufirr ~ shelby touut
hundred aud ninety dollar aud duly u'Uuniai lu
sid Registers unirC. n tiouk iih p1rr ~. Hui O..
which trust reference y hcrv madg, l, J. J, Wclgr
trustee In sali trusts. viii,
On Monday, the a5th Nay OF February. 1850.
rcil az public outcry, 10 tho highest bidder, flr
cash, at The southwest corner Of Main aud Madison
tturUts in The Taxing District Of snid county at
o'clock m., The following pnfrcl IT land lying iu
said county being lot o. To block a. on the plat ui
The town If Tort Pickering. aud the same lot nt
conveyed By OCn. NJ Urroly to aiid Mckee nnI
hriug The lot on which stid trusts wrrr givun aid
Mckee having made default lu bath trusts / scli
a. trustee, but believe The title % hC good
February 2 iso J. J. WELLER. Trustee.
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oil and TurpcntIne.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. lG.-Pctroleum easy;
sw., llO', TIC.
CHARLESTON, S, c., Feb. lG-Turpcnline-
Firm at ijc
WrLmSGroS,N. C., Feb. lO.--Turpcntine-
Firm at ljc.
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NNnnI.

ST. LouH. No, Feb. -Wool-Quiet
and unchanged; bright medium, l0@28isc;
coarse braid Pope low sandy, llMiSc
fine light, ls@23c; fine heavy, l3dlOc; tub
washed choice, SEC inferior, 3l@3jc.
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NEw YoRH, Feb. 10.-Tho dry goods mar
ket was unchanged in tone, with indications
Of continued frmnoss and increased activity
in the near future.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton, o 5-sc;
Sales Today, 2,5oo Bales-The Gen.
eral Market is stsady-Meats Are
Quiet.
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rIANrArioN MOVEMENT.

The Ncw York Financial Chronicle Of Feb
ruary &c. gives the following figures Total
visible supply 27WU7i bales, against 2,o5o.
So IN iS'S. These figures indicate dc
crease u cotton In sight of i07, SO bales, as
compared with tho same date IN 1855. and
a decrease Of 3aoG)j bales as compared with
same date In 1857.
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klNGSlANO.
TT'His HANDSOME YOUNG STALLION WILL
u make the pr,ssni fcnsou II
natr nraw. asa.t. ~.

Oak Grove Stock Farm,
tiFht miles east oi the city on Poplar nouicyarI
KiN0siANbis a beautiful brown. three yc.r
old, ih's hands high.
rrnfGnrE-iy Hue Gfas Ia brother 81 Iiaraif
The sifc Of Maud a nni a. iuiicnl hnd hy q,
dicks llamhlCinuihn, The Flv 81 forty truiirrs ~
rcufds u uf better. His nnt dan, u,.ssic b
ring Master fuuufd : ~. tcurud dam. Daisy bt
Marrpua, he by Chlldr tHrud he ~ impartf
SOVEREIGN out ~ Maria West thr dam " the nuti.
race hurs Wagner aud Mafgfnct Wupi Soy
CrsIru Wa sired BY Emillius ihr rdio in hts a..
II the English tufi. out oi klug Williams hyudt
mnrr Flcuf De IL
soason-s1i with Utum priyllcrcl Due alg
Hrr.lrHH fsuITrHf
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AfilAA WI NHt y
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1882
The local money market is easy with large
yupply of money at the banks Demand
good; rates to per cent
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LoNDoN Feb. l8-2 pm -Consols closed
at % l5-lG for money and 30 lilo for the ac-
count. United States bonds AS, ll0H.
PARIS, Feb. i0.-Three per cent rentes 83f
0Oc for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS La, Feb. l0-Clearings,
S2,0i3,2Jl
Cmc,oo, ILL.,, Feb. lG.-Bank clcarings,
81, 10000.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. i0.-Clcarings, So
j,52l. balances, S2i2, 1853
BosroN Mass, Feb. lG-Clearings today,
SlI7lG,7h; balances, s. i65, pa. For the
weck-Clcarings, S93 722, 1856 balances, $l2,-
O3l, O00.
PmLADELPuA, Pa. Feb. l0.-Clearings
today, sll,0ll,sli; balances, ~, sos, 2Ss For
the weck-Clearings, SGi, l5S, 81; balances,
Sh223, 800
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb l0.-Bank clcarings.
1856, 167 balances SG25, sol. For this week
-Clcarings, $40, 1904; balances, So, 3O5 G25.
For last wcck-Clearings $iO, $40, bal
anccS t2,n3D,7 1913 For the corresponding
week last year-Clcarings Si7, POI, 577; bal
anccs S3,sOi,3J.
NEW YoRK, Feb 1G-.The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes. Re-
serve, increase So, li2,025, loans, decrease
$500, specie, increase SID 400. legal
tenders, increase S209,7C0; deposits in
crease 80. 100 900. circulation decrease S2t-
800 Clcarings today, Sl3i,0Jp, COP, balances,
S1.77O,O DO For the wcck--Clearings, $7lS.-
OJJ 235, balances S3G no gg2.
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AZ noon: Spots duh. limited inquiry
sales GOO bales, Of which $500 were
American. Receipts, 630O bales, Of which
an wcrc American Closing quotations
were az follows Mdlling, . 0iGd
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady
THESE prices are given IN pence aud Glths.
thus. Cos means G3.Gid, and b.0l means
0 l-Gld.l
Atipma February, 635 sellers. Fcbru-
nry-Mnrch, bW buyers, Mnrch-April 5H
SELLERS April-May, 5.3i sellers, May-Junc,
5H sellers, JuuoJuly, b3i sellers; July
August, 63i sellers August September, 5.3J
seller" september, 6.a3 sellers.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm OF DUSSAvANT q AIsUP. Contra
tons and Builders, - jefferson street, Is this d.,
dissolved by Limitation, n c Alsup retiring
The business will 10 conducted by Jno. J. Dun
nnvant under the firm name Of JNo. J. DUNNA
Want 4 Co. and they assume ~ liabilities and
arc alone authorized 10 collect the debts due ,ai
hrn JNo. ). DUNNAvAST.
h. G AGsUP.
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Spots opened quiet aud closed steady.
middling. 10 i.iCc. Sales 30 bales. Quota.
lions were ~ follows Ordinary. 2 siGr.
good ordinary, sil-ioc, Low middlInr o,.c.
mlddling. 10 i.lGc. good middling. 10 p.iUc.
middling fair. NE fair NE.
fuiups opened quiet and closed steady
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES PILES. BURNS. CUTS. CORNs,
BEULSLs, ClJILBLAINs& tRUSryITEs
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DAILY oorroS STATEMENT.

lmlnris-M &CRk. Ili MNTRN "a. L&N
Rh 100 Ma IN "a hG. C.O&sw RR.iu.
L ho& 7 HN 20 X C.H& SIR Raj. KC.MN
RH 49, MIR iis Tenn Nil u 4. ia
Hehm"f. 80 WAGONS. - Total. ls,l bales
EKp1rts-M &CRM=.M TAR sol An
RI - C.O&EW " m D. NoA a
~ &C., AMIR. Tenn Mid n, =. steam.
m north L2Is. Total. avn baioa
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NICHOLAS.

A dnc ~ hands BLACK JACK. eve tcar IA
tcnsunH 10 with return rfitiirrri nur i.H
tcfyicrs WudCfrd. Mans uattuul Wuilp Hl.. IIH.
at g. pcf month fuf further iufurmHiiuf II .f s
n. q. rERkiNS IN. White station. IUiH
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Denver q lists, 1907 7 p l. TT reefs, 500
d u X W lists, 9ll4 Union pac lists, 1877
Eric IDS, 1921 West shore, 1861
N X & I gen is, Sc -
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CONSOLIDATED srArrMrNr.

Receipts in portthis day 1852
Receipts In port this day, lS,S
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-04-10
mental Striker.

Early il 1883 the Continental con-
gress was discussing financial ques-
tions. Alexander Hamilton proposed
to fund the public debt and issue GER
tificates for officers pay which were
TO bear interest, and in this position he
was supported by Madison. The OPP
ponents Of a strongly centralized gov
ernment insisted that the whole mat
ter should be left TO the states, even
the matter of officers pay. On March
~, 1883, an anonymous call appeared
in Washington's camp at Newburg,
on the Hudson, for meeting Of the
general and field officers of the army,
including one officer for each COM
pany, TO discuss the aspect of affairs.
The call was accompanied by an ap-
peal, written in violent language by
Capt Armstrong, son Of Gen. Arm
strong. La a general order, issued on
March IL, Washington denounced
this call as irregular and subversiye OF
discipline, and named day subse-
quent to that mentioned in the call
for a meeting in which to hear the re-
port of the committee sent TO congress.
By personal appeals TO each officer he
sought to calm their passions and pre-
vent hasty action. On the 18th the
meeting was held according to the
call, aud Gen. Horatio Gates, who
was suspected of being in sympathy
with the authors of the appeal, was
made chairman TO prevent his taking
any part in the discussion. A com
mittee was appointed to draw up reso-
lutions, of which Gen. Knox, close
friend of Washington, was made
chairman. These resolutions were
passed in spite of the opposition of
the authors of the meeting. Gen.
Washington in an address urged the
officers TO place implicit confidence in
the wisdom and justice of congress-
Philadelphia Times.