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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Nrw Yorg, Feb. 2U-Moncy on call easy
at I = "a 2 per cent; last loan, . per cent;
closed offered az per cent Prime mcr.
camille paper 400 per cent Sterling cN-
change duh, but steady aud unchanged.
Government bonds dull but steady. State
bonds without feature.
The stock markets today showed &C.
animation accompanied 10y considerable
strength the lint hour Hut after that time
Il sank into midsummer dullucss with no
movement or feature Ut amy Kind and the
net result of the days operations b. tu leave
prices iu most uf the lists practically un-
changed from those bi la.t evening. Opera
tor were still awaiting news from confer
cncr 90 Chicago. aud transactions were r..
siriytcd to thr smallest limit, as them was
little Cal. citation that uuN thing would be
known during this session OF tho Board,
aud while mono was received there were
rumory aud talk in plenty aud thlt was
principally ui u hyirivh nature, the assertion
that thC Interstate Association was failure
being repeated iu several shapes. Some talk
~ further shipments Of gold was made the
most ~, aud the fact that the Union Pacific
funded bill must lie over until another scs.
sion was heard Of great deal The
efforts ~ tie bears a. get prices down,
however. met with but little success, and
| the market WIS well held throughout though
very dull Tho opening was made generally
/ Nc slight concessions trum last evenings hg
ur,s aud strenuous efforts were made to break
| the granger iu thp early dealings. and some
impression WIS made upon burlington A
Quincy, which sold cN.diyidUud ut I per
cent aud 10 Yielded I pr cent, followed 10y
the Southwr-iyriis bat the LOSSES we're iu.
significant iu cNgtythin except Burlington.
4 strong tome was DEVELOPED hClUr' ihu end
~ the hust hour and irum that time prices
slowly Improved. while dullnv.s hcuamc IN
/ only feature Ut importance. In dc" afternoon
thpru was sumr concession from the hpst
prices at the FORENOON but up weakness Wa
| apparent uuyW h,rr m thr list unl toward
/ delivery hour the strength rcappluf,l aud
| The highest hfurs were lrIiu reached chat
| tnuuupl. which bad upyncd down I ,. vCuN
cred thc lus. Hnl closed unchanged, hut
there WIS un other movement boz tuv after
noon aud the stuguniiuu prevailed through.
ont. The market closed duh but firm nt the
| best prices aud generally 90 small lwrtiuus
| hUti.r thIu last evening prices,
Rl.luuad bonds shared ihr dulIursy with
| stocks. but Wvru comparatively murr AMI
mated, the dealings rysrhirE tiiuAuiu.
| which amount was very evenly distributed
| amuur large number ul issu,s. There 49,.
| however thr same lack at feature which
| distinguished ilu dealings boo smH,t. uuu
| ihr increment Willie generally iuf small
fractions vvv quite Irregular aud final
| changes ufp about equally divided between
gains and Iuer, Among thu,r which Hu
B higher tonight are Richmond q nWNiIly
/ is. d. o. ~ Montana Central Nz ~. tu iut
| The lUsscs include International hrts. g. tu
I IA The total sales ut stU,ks iuiay Wyrr
I "a, iuU shares. Closing quotations
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

l'OMlNllA NAAiAN Niss
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, lilo discount; Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, l-i0 discount New Or
leans. y discount
Selling-New York and Eastern points
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis Louis
vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans par.
In the local cotton market today spots
closed very firm, with sales 4.GOO bales or
$3.50 to exporters and $50 TO spinncrs.
At New Orleans spots closed active and
firm, at an advance OF lice, with futures
steady at an advance OF Q to points.
Liverpool closed quiet limited inquiry;
futures firm and up point The New York
spot market closed steady at an advance Of
Lice. with futures steady and up 70 S
points.
Hubbard, Price & Co say, "The support
previously given to March has continued
with the result Of bringing March contracts
within points of April deliveries. The
feeling here is becoming quit bullish, and
the market closes steady at about the best
prices OF the day
The Manchester Guardian In its CONNER
cial article Of the 10Th says:
"A decided quiet and often slow market
Is reported on all sides. Some orders for
India and China staples were executed at
previous prices, but they were neither nu.
mcrous nor important Producers Of India
goods generally show much slcadincs-, and
are little concerned at the continued slack
ening Of the demand Occasionally, how
ever the desire Tor fresh contracts Is bccom-
ing marked. Encouraging news from India
Is anxiously awaited. China merchants
bought cautiously In small quantities. The
demand for staple cloth In other depart
mcnts j. weak. The exceeding costumes of
yarns dispose, manufacturers 90 stop their
looms and lessen the supply A few orders
were placed for export yarns. Inquiries
were received from India, China aud Japan.
Some India business was done with difficulty
at Fridays prices. Scarcely any businc.. was
executed for the Ear East There were oc.
casioum sales for the Continent, although
the demand was generally slow. Home
Manufacturers buy 40 trhiug quantities to
supply thcir needs The tone uf cloth Is
quiet and prices arr firm. The current quo.
taions arc mostly 20 poor that mauufactur-
ors are more inclined to lessen the produc-
ton tlmn 10 accept lower rates. The ten.
doucy aust rather bc upward Than down.
ward, unlcs yarns decline except as Ia the
cnsc OF good India shirtinr. There mpy occa-
sionally bc = little room Tor reduction
shir,in.a OF all kind, rulc nru. other East
ern fabrics may occasionally bo bought
slightly under Fridays best prices. Print.
ing and other finishing goods arr dull, yet
firm. Heavier cloths arr steady with aquict
aud slow demand. chiefly for small qnauti-
lies "
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bare, loose, s19c; New Orleans crate, $26 so
CD3 rs Kraut, per brl, $3.50; half brl, 500.
Garlic, soc per 100. Carrots, S3.00@3.oO per
brl Beets, S2.50@2.s5 per brl. Parsnips,
$500 per brl. Horscradish, S5.0O@5'6O per
brl.
BuTrER-Butterne, 15c; creamery, ESQ
SOC; dairy, lsM2ic; country butter, lO@2Oc.
CIpm-Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
VGNEGAR-Per gal, l2@l3c.
EGGs-Dull. Boxes, DC; cases, l0c.
RAIsINs-London layers $500; California,
S2.25 per box.
PicKLEs-Brs, $3.50; half brls, 800.
PouLrRy-Chickens, young, $2OO@3OOi
mixed, S25O@300; hens, S3.OO@3.25. Tnr-
keys young, $G0O@S0O; old SS.OO9l2O0
geese, $4,000 80; ducks, S3.00g3.5O dressed
turkeys, l2ml2Isc per pound hens, $1,000
$3.50; chickens, $l50920O; geese, SLOOg
500.
PorArors-F Firm; 81. 5O@2 90 per brl; sacks,
GO070c; Utah, $4,000 per bu; sweet Sl.75
per brl.
-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100; peanuts
Virginia, Sc; Tennessee, farmers stock, 4l9g
&C.. roasted, 1Gpl lgc higher; shellod, red, 5c;
white nc, Spanish, Zoe; pecans, Texas old
7Cgl2c; Arkansas, 3@5c; Italian chestnuts, 10
@l2lgc
FREsn FisH-Bunhlo, lC12c per TO- cat &c
per ID. Gamo-Perch, trout, etc, j@sc per
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Grs,nnnd Provisions.

CmcAGo. H., Feb 2O.-Whont was active
but nervous and unsettled. The opening for
May was 1s0tlc below the closing yesterday,
aud sold of sSc more, rallying l5Sc, or TO
yesterdays closing figures again weakened,
declining ! &c, and after some changes closed
1870 lower than yesterday. July, on the
other hand, opened about "a 70 lower, sold
up a trifc, then of sc, and later became
very strong, advancing 2lac, closing about
lC higher than yesterday. II was rumorcd
that some large houses heretofore identified
with the bull side were selling May and buy
ing July, the difference between the two
futures being too great This movement,
however, may have been done only for the
purpose OF making a turn Of few cents,
and should May decline a little further a
reverse movement will be again attempted.
II Is rumorod that some buying orders for
July delivery had been received from Cali
fornla. st. Louis millors, Il was reported,
had bought a. 0OO bushels Of wheat, aud the
PARTY who sold 600 900 bushels Of wheat here
Yesterday claimed he had inquiries from
other parties for the balance Of the lot.
Corn ruled rather quiet most Of the scs-
sion, though there were occasional periods OF
moderate activity Tho feeling developed
WIS steady early In the day. There was
nothing new Of importance developed and
prices were governed largely 10y local iniu-
Cnccs.
Oats were stcadicr aud higher range of
prices was established, wish moderately free
offerings early.
weak feeling prevailed IN the market for
hog products and prices were about IS yes
tcrdny, closing steady. Opening sales OF
mess pork were made az Z &c decline, which
was followed by further reduction OF l0Ge
i2lsc, later the market ruled steady aud
prices rallied 7isHlOc.
Trading In lard was only fairly active and
the changes In prices were slight.
Short ribs declined 75s@lOc, but rallied
2'st.1c.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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WHISKY -- Straight kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000, Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at Sl50Cg3OO; Eastern rycs, 500
@GOO, according 10 the age and make; com
mon whisky OOcGSl.30 according 10 proof;
nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
GIN--SlOOtgl .5O for domestic; S2.oj93.jO
for imported.
BAGGING-0@l0c.
TINS 10,
snor-Drop, sl.25; buck, $3.50.
IEAp-5lGMGc.
TALLow-iisc.
SvufF-Garrctts, Sl075; Ralph's, $40 %,
Railroad, 1925. Gail a Axes $500.
Frns-lIcar skins, SlOOH70O mink, l56g
GOc; coon, hunter handled, l5Ns5c; country
handled, l5@Glc otter, Sl.OONt1OO beaver,
$l.OOm7OO; wild cat l5d3Oc; fox, l5GI5ci
muskmt, lOtG25c; opossum, 100000; wolf
5oc@SLOO; panther JOc@SlOO; skunks, l5@
Soc.
Powpn-Kegs, $500 half kegs, 1910
quarter kegs, Sl,15.
Coat OIl-primc white, wholesale lots
Toe per gallon.
Woodbury., grease wool unwashcd, /!
@2Oc; clear grease wool, 2OM25ci bury
washed, 20M3Oc tub.Washcd JOg3jc.
ToBAoco-Common, 2593Oc; other grades
GONSjc.
BrYwAN-2Oc.
NAus-lron, g 90; steel, a. 10.
HipEs-Dry Hint, No. |, DC; No 2 7c dr.
sailed, Sc; No 2, &c; green nltcd, No, ], ~
Ct5c, No >, 3isOtic; green, &c, dccrskins, -
6ol2c: shccpskins, i5cMSlOO, steady.
GRAm SEl.Ds-l,cd clover. 1923 bu; herds
s0G,90c hu; orchard, $l3Oyl.iO bui timothy
sl.1bOI2OO bu.
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opened firm, 10 to 25 points up; closed
steady, and 10 TO 20 points up Sales
1900 bags, including February si6.O5@l610
March, sl6.15@l025; April, Sl6.10@10 IS;
May, 16.10@16. 25 June, $40. 80@l635 July,
l640@l050; August, SIC. 50j9i660 Septem-
Der, $l6.55@16.75; October, $l6.6O@1675; No
vember $l670@1G75; December, sl605@
1919; January, $3.50. Spot Rio 6rmer, fair
cargoes, l7Xc.
sugar-Raw, dull fair refining, 4 1870;
Molasses-Foreign quiet and New Orleans
dull.
Rice-Firm,
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GENERAL TRADE.

Mess pork was marked down $40 ycaicr.
day, and bulk pork grades declined &c.
Lard went OH = to l.c. Other articles UNI
changed. Amount Of grain In store at the
elevators Corn, Gi,72l bushels oats, 81, 210
bushels, wheat, i33 bushels
At New Orleans, sugars are In fair demand.
Kettles In request aud well maintained,
while yellow claridcls are a shadrfcss firm.
Molas-cs continue In good demand and
well maintained Rice quiyia and unchanged,
prices steady aud well maintained.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 90 = The DrorcrS
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts II, 900
head; shipments, 5000 head. Market slow
heavy and common 10c lower; choice TO ex-
ira bceves, Sl0)@4.L0; steers, S3,OO@i.O0;
stockers and feeders, s2.25C93 40; cows, bulls
and mixed, Sl.G0d3.10.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head. Market slow and 5GJlOc lower;
mixed A35@47H; heavy, 43jgL55; light
A.40@i6o; pigs, $4.70@LS5.
Sheep-Receipts, G000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market steady; natives, $1,000
$40; Western corn fed, S450@L72Is; lambs,
81. 0Od650
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CASH LIMITATIONS vcrr ns follows

Cash quotations Wcrc ns follows
Flour-firm and unchanged. No. spring
wheat slubAWi u6is Ne. . spring wheat,
nominal. No. rcd. Siw's@i.UOfs; No. ,
corr. 5ic, No. oats. 2iaic. No. rye, i3isc,
No. barley nominal. No. lax seed si.5,,
prime Timothy srcl eti3Nti.iJ
Mes pork, per bbl. HI.U0.
Lard, per 100 he. sG 6iCtG51R.
Short rib sides lluuscl eh.1btsh.O1.
Dry sailed shoulders (boXcdL 5000
5O2is
Short clear sides lboxcdl sOOOGGigis.
Rrccipts-fluur 1900 bills wheat, 1900
hu. corn, 2i,.OJO bu oats. 10000 bu, rye,
500 bu barley, 5000 bu.
Shipmcuis-Fluur7 900 bills wheat "a COZ
bu. corn, 1900 bu. oats, 10000 bu rye,
100 bu. barley 3U,v1o hu.
81. LOUIS Mo. Feb. m.-Flour-Fnirly
active aud hrm under the recent advance.
Mhcnt-tush, higher AMI demand good
for both milling aud shipment Options w..
regular The feeling was extremely unset
tlc1 aud especially Tor May. which option
iluctuatgd Violently in price, following,
closely thc cour,c uf values in Chicago. The
close was ii.c below yesterday, willie July
was ,H ',C higher having advanced sharply
under heavy buying, No. 3 rcd, cash. us 81.
MAY, U'sCssluli,. glu-Cd ut WhC. June
y@u5 ,c closed at nc bid, July $3.50
See. closed nt SiNc asked
Corn Easy No. mixed. cash. g.m2I lc.
March 2,M-7',c closed nt 2iC bid. April,
-. H2,1.C. closed at - e. bid MAY, 30 .st
Ju'r closed % JDi,c juno 3p'sc. closed
at ao'.c bid, July JiH.H5ii.c, closed at
ols Steady No cash, sJ@slc bid.
Nav 3tfsutl,a.c.
R,r#Nu. =. g. sc
harley SLOW. Dakota. io@'og Mlnuc,ota
Csc. Canada. h.sNl By.
llU quiet AMI unchanged. prairie, 500
w.au timothy sh1bWii.'A
bran =ii.fthC.
Flu,.rcd HQuoiablc 90 ii.5o
Lod-pull and weak with $40 asked
and ss 80 bid.
ilurr- Unchanged; creamery 2l@Sci
dairy, 9lHt1lc.
Ets-Agan better guaranteed stock scll.
inr 90 lie.
tomm,hl-- Quiet at Si.SigLo0.
PROFESSIONALISM
Fork .asii 30
larl-vrimo steam uori'nl' sGin
nry Salt Mrats-Shlulirr. shWNtA 1916
long. and ribs. 500 short rictr ,n 49,
lhruu BOXED shoulder H', luugs aud
ribs. s,ih,tUsi' y. short rluar sn,iht1uA.
Receipt, Flour 5000 brI.. wheat 1900
bu corn. $4,000 bu. oats $1,000 bu rye.
uuup barley 100 bu
Shirmcni,-Flouf. 5,OOlbr4 wheat Zoo
bu corn. 1900 bu. oats 1900 bu. rye.
lon bu. barley, 600 Do.
Kansas Cuy, No, Fob. ~ Wheat
n ldy. No. 2 red. cI b. oic asked, May,
nIg bil SO. soft, cash pIC askgl May,
sale, ui niit
Com Quiet No. 2 cash i1'.r bid. 2it.c
nshy,l MAY. gaAc bid, .I asked. No .
white cash. no bids nor offering. May. ,alcs
at 3,h,r
Oats No. . cash. no bids ~ offerings.
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Fun- MackcrJl. hall brls. 30. I, $500
pOn. No. . sSUitp,.lO. No. .. s1.dOCts.ul. 10.
10 Kits, No. 1. Sl.ai No. . sl2h. No q ti.iO.
Dry Herring Family, jjc per box. \. e. roe
herring. hall brls 1910. White fish-llalf
brls .ih
! Ito rH1pucu-Ei,y pork, Si300HiJ 80
surarcurrd hams, non t.c breakfast bacon,
iU'sNiiaC bulk pork, clear sides. 6'.r,
clear nh sides. G'sC long clear Usc,
shoulders. g.
fusu Mrt.-lrrL hiudluarlcr. att5c.
furpuari,rs. 2lDttc. city hogs Gf1c.
country dressed. h'stlUc per ~. spare ribs
Sos. backbone. 500, per ~.
L,up-iir,. 7'sc halt hrlS, 7c kcF
1c; choice kettle, s'awn'sc cfsy.
rius frEr-lirl~ 500, hall brls, 500,
kcrs si.2h
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CUuN-From store, white. i1c. mixed, sc,
from lcycr or dcpot white in bulk. tlC, Ia
sacks. l3c. mixed, In bulk. 3lc. Ia sacks ilc.
BnAN-Frm store soc, from loyoc or de.
pot tibubmib 30.
HAY=Choicc, from store. Soc, car load,
from lcycc or pot sll.Jhdit0l prime,
from store. 1ittsup. ear load, from lcVcc or
depot, sltJp ti'.ui, prliriv. from store, 500
40. ear load, from lc,cu ur depot slUul@
iiuu
O,w-from store, white, SEC mixed. Soc.
frum lcyco or depot, white In hulk 3lmIc.
in sacks, Soc, mixed, in bulk, 2li.g nsacks,
| gtH
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At noon: Spots quiet; limited inquiry.
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which 5000 were
American. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of which
o, 100 were American Closing quotations
were ~ follows. Middling, bO.lGd.
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
THESE prices are given In pence aud Glths,
thus G.GJ means Oj-Gid, and 5.0l means
o Lodi
AtIpm: February, $50 values. Fcbru.
y-Mnrch. 537 sellers, March April, $50
buyers Apil.May, 1.S6 buyers, May-June,
$50 buyers Juno.July, 5.3i values, July.
August . - sellers. August september $50
sellers. September q. 80 sellers.
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fLopn From store. choice fl2j0oi3j.
fancy, $Li5"lsi extra fancy, s5.2i9h3j,
patent. e,. S5HNul, firm.
tRlDkrus-S Soda, extra. o. go treble extra
OmD'sc ginger snaps, tWS'sC assorted jun.
bl,s iOnl3c cream crackers, 7llaSAc.
CuWaMrAL-rcarl, $500, roller 500.
quiet
Br,Ns ANp rr,s-Navy beans s221, me.
dium. t2uO.
UNrNAL-lu half hrs. 60 20 from Store.
CuA,NEp WnEr-ln hall brIs., si.JJ iron
store.
llomNY AND Gmr-l'rom store ;32j.
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nAII1 luIIUN .IAILMLNr.

iupurts-N a CIR. I.l. V d IH D. 90. las
n r. 100 G. o&s Hhs So J.. No1TRN iI5.
e. "a MIR ~ e., M&HEh MRh
~ sieHmcfs 90. wagons ih Total . 20 bales
Etpons-M& can. sG. NAT UWios la
\ hh, 90 C,u&sW 81 b.. 1.fg o. No&TR
o., iugk e.. # a nKH 90. Tom Md u ". 90
noamct NORTH. co., steamers south. IA Total.
k,ssl bilcs
INV YORK.
sp0ts opened firm and closed steady,
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COTTON MARKEr

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed very firm. m.dilinr p'sc. sales,
4,O)0halcs. Including gjJ bale. nstcycuinr.
OF which $3.50 bale, ~ exporters aud $50
balcs 81 tpInucr
ENcnNNoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary 5'.r sUol ordinary SIC. low
middlna o'.r midiliut Csc. good mid.
ding, 1870. mid1lus fair. 1870. fair. MONT.
nal dusty, hHic lower
nAIIN luIIuN .IAILm.Nr
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ST.. LOUIS, No, Feb. 90 -Wool-Quiet and
unchanged bright medium, 10000; coarse
braid, l4@22c; low sandy, 1l@lsc; fine light,
l7@23c; fine heavy, 13@l0c; tub washed,
choice, SIC; inferior 3ld3Jc
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CArrIr--Choice to extra, 34@31ic good.
3@3itc, scalawags 60 medium, lhm2isc,
choice iccdcr-, $50 and up, 2AGg3ci feeders,
100 to 800 2'sm2Ac.
IloGs-Choicc light hogs, 5MjIci good,
i9fO5c common, lhMi'.c.
SuET-Choicc, Ic; medium, 3@34c; COM
mon, l.OOtHl 80.
LANES Choice, Sc; common 10 good, per
head, sljn@3jO.
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IDnndrud

u REMOVED by THE USE OF COCAINE.
And il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnett's Flavorins extracts arc the
best.
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cot,on sccII'roducts.

PHNE CnupE Ou.-lO.e i3c; prime summer
yellow, jOt6Jc. choice cooking summer yell
low, 63a55r; cotton seed meal, 5000 less
than car load, s2l5O
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Very Firm Middling Cotton,
Dec; Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The
General Market Is steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
.rrEAL OFFICE

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, lSs''
The money market continues easy, with
fair demand and an abundant supply as
usual at this season OF the year. Rates are
s per cent, although we hear OF shading in
some cases,
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
Second street. Branch office 357 Main.
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CLEVELAND, o., Feb, 2O.--Petroleum
s.w., ll0', nc.
WILMINGTON, NC, Feb. 20. --Turpentne--
Firm at i5Hc.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS. CORES,
BRUISES. CIllLJLAlSS q PROSTITUTES
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Cuc,oo. Ill. Fob. ~ On tho Produce
TA,btug# today the buitci market was
st.idy and unchanged. Egg Weak ut 1880
lA'sr
tNri,NAri. o.. Feb. ~ whisky Steady.
Sale, 81 brls finished good, uu basis III
stui Wuttcr- Quiet Egg. uull 90 lie.
Chcc.c--ln fair demand sugar More ac
tive.
NV Yors. Feb. 20 co1cc-Opuons
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MUSTANG LlNlMENT

CURES HOLLOwiORN. CAKEpnlGs.
GhuB a hUOl pisEAsE IN CATILEI
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS DE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORYl
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Groceries.

CANNrp Goops rlugnpplc,, tei@i6o
r,ayhys. = lhs. standard, .i'til ~. Second.
si.u1 TOMATOES. lhs standard. s,ftrnU. 3
lbs standard tluN Strawberries, q ~
Rl.pbarrics 60 IS ulurkb r..ys, d 3D. Green
aas u.2s Pear, eiW riums. O. ~
A.lu.u. tiu. DrHu corn. 80 uUDDl a..
GIrru prHs tl - Cove uNstpfs. nill weight.
u D.. ptg lbs a i,si0r light weight U,c
. Ibs. % uDrilu CONDENSED mIlk Crown.
tiu EaFlv. $40. Swiss. sAW salmon.
tl.55Hauu Sirluc.. -liN. mustard var.
dimes sidh MlDkcfgl u 20 herring mack
Crl. 10 49,
stoW Pure white. 5c. or white. d',c.
yellow clarified, G'rrI',r. refined \, 7i,r.
standard gruululcd, ZEE. powdered. $50
$50, cat loaf, se' Pee. upru kettle, Soc '4c.
firm
Cuurr-C Common. iir. fair isI.c. prime
Rio, lNtn'au choice to fancy 30. old
government 3lttJ. um.
SuT saginaw, sln,ulih per htl Ohio
River ti2IHl'' per hrI sacks, fine, sl.latt
ttn ynarsr, siiunii,. pkts. 2AOir
R,E louisiana. i'.4oisy, Carolina. %,
7r drm
sTuDu=3a@
C,ypuF Sticks. aIl sizes. 'n bVs. pals and
br.s ptiir fancy uHUu.d, lOaiic. extra,
fancy isullg. lfm
soar ANp C,Npir soap 3'iB5c.. candles,
iull weight lur.
Cuusr Prime. flats si,@otc. New York
factory p'lmiO. full cream, l2.C,lIC
Young America iJtlic
MuiNen-l Louisiana common 10 fair .,
ass. prime, choice, 5.st2r. fancy, iiy, cen.
. tuluslIs common To iniU s11t'hc prime TO
choice, "9a', ,yrup. oai'c, quiet
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MUSTANG LINlKENT

CURES swrNSEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
MISS SORTS IN HORSES i MuLLSl
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LONDON, Feb 20-i p.m.-Consols closed
at SS4 for money and 81 for the account
Money pa per cent. Rate of discount in
the open market for short bills, 2A per cent;
three months bills, 2Ss percent The amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance today is Gll0OOO
PARIS Feb. 2O.-Three per cent. rentes Slf
lOt for the account.
BANK CLEARINGS.
CHIcAGo, H., Feb. 2O-Bank clearngs to-
day, S9740,0OO.
NEw York, Feb. 2O-Clearngs, Sl0i, 2l7,-
$780, balances, 5000, llG.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 20. - Clcarings,
g, l70 $50; balances, $4l0 J2G.
BogroN Mass, Feb. 2O.--Clearings sl5,.
Oh, 4S2; balances, II, s337 i7.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 2O.-Bank cleaIings
$3Ol7 SOL balances, S702, 607.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. 20.-Clearings
SlOWS,OG2 balances, Sl,s35, 62S
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fEut=Stcldy Oranges g.. SOFAS 20 per
box Lemons - upsnl p.r box nuanns.
tij1m2 in per bunch DmIps Malaga. rGUO
Oiup. Dates. iHtsr Fi~. i2mt3c per No.
Arrirs#t N 1nt12 pHrlrl nHcl apples.
T. per %. from store Dried peaches, 295 i.c,
irIm store.
GAur- quail o. 2j'LD per doE squirrels.
lic t'lW per doc rabbits ti.OO per duz.
Wild turkeys hJn5', each. mnllafd ducks,
t2W pee duS. Ncn.sun 1lilcs. lUai2o per
lb whole deer 'mHr per %. opoonm, i1Cg
tOr dressed coon. iuftIir
NruuAutu-Onions sl5j per bril- Cab.