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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
THE SWEARING IN OF MEM
eERS-ELEcT.
The House Organized aud Quite
Ready 10 Proceed to
Business.
VARIOUS OFFICIAL REPORTS
FROM WASHINGTON.
fremont Wood Appointed Assistant
United States Attorney for
Idaho District.
By Telegraph 70 the NEws.l
FiFTf-FlRST CONGRESS.
sRNATP.

WASHINGTON, Dec. AT noon
today Nice-President Morton en-
tered the Senate chamber. The
chaplain opened the proceedings
with prayer.
The oath Of office was admins.
tered by the Vice-President to SEN
ators Chandler, of New Hampshire,
and Nathan +. Dixon, Of Rhode
Island.
The credentials of Moody and
Pettigrew, Of South Dakota, and
Allen and Squire, of Washington.
Platt moved the oath OF office be
administered. The motion was
agreed TO and the four new Senators,
each escorted by a Senator, proceed.
to the clerks desk and, amid ap.
plause from the galleries, took the
oath Of office.
Hoar, Of Massachusetts, offered a
resolution for the assignment of the
new Senators TO their respective
classes Of long and short terms. Re
ferred to the committee on privileges
and elections.
Mr.. HOar said il had been the Gus
tom OF the Senate TO assign new
Senators TO their respective classes
as soon as they had taken the oath.
but now, for the first time. Senators
from three States entered sutstan-
tally ut the same time. His reso-
luton, he said, proceeded on
the theory that the Senators
stood on an entire equality with
reference to their opportunity to be
assigned TO long or short terms. The
fact that the proclamation evidenc-
ing the admission of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
Marvellous = Results /!
loss OF SHRINEAGE IN MEATS,

UERY few people know that the Shrink
age Of Meats roasted IN q close oven
In from thirty I've 10 forty per cent. All
meat contains seventy Eve per cent Of
water and only twenty five per cenIof solid
matter, and the loss that is made in the
roasting Is made in the evaporation OF the
juice, which is the VITAL PART OF MAT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
FOR SALE.

-FOUR ACRES OF GOOD
SDODla land In lucern and fenced.
seven miles from city, three quarters Of a
mile from Railroad. Good building site
Apply 70 J. 81 Fisher. East Mill Greek
Wird div
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
PREVIOUS NAVAL EXPERIENCE.

Space is devoted to the disaster at
Samoa last March and the Secre-
taIy states that nothing that expert
ence or skill could suggest was left
undone TO avert the catastrophe, but
the Old-fnshioned engines and
detective steam power were wholly
unable to withstand the fury Of the
hurricane. The gallantry and for
titude of Rear-Admiral Kimberly,
his officers and men, were such as
TO call forth the warmest common
dations Of the department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03

ERINoIs AKzsTRoNG, NJ. Z. CUMMINGS,
PresL Cashier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03

80 safe Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur
eiar and fire proof. Rents 3 10 SIS per
year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bond. and stocks.

NEW YORK, May 25-Money on call easy WIN
no loans closed Offered at ~ per cent, rI' nI
paper 3kGjH per cent blefilng III
change dun but steady at siS74 for sixty day pllls
Goysrnmcnt bonds have been dun and steady
State bonds have been dull and urn. .,,,,o ,h,s
The stock market was again very hcuNe VIE
morning, but II developed the same deciueu supvns
tone which has characterized II during th9 Pst isw
days and prices At the cloc were az tns ~,
the week The extreme doubt ~ 10 the iengln W
which the reaction begun yesterday would eNlenu
made the opening this morning ,qulle rae e.ou
though the only marked chnnges from ihht WI WI
ing's figures were declines Inc market nesluhlv9u
for short time under the continuance oil me Ieaii
Atons, but the buying was oil the same ehceiiv Nv
character that has prevailed OF late, anu We
Temporary weakness In few shares quick
iy disappenrcd' The animation In the
lnnrkct wns not NO marked during the
prevalence u the hesitation, but later the nelViy
became very great and with the 3InhBSis III auu
lead everything moved up materially IN tho ~,
ulnr list burlington. Rock Is and ana Atchlsonhhu
later Northwestern, were more ptohlnent ~
strength and all Of them advanced over Iei eenl
though portion Of the Improvement IN htchlsol
was Lori before the close The Trust stocks were
also npnin very prominent In the Trading NM
Lead trust took The lead, followed by cotton on
the latter touching boN per cent n hlenl lcW
lion Nyns made toward II o'clock, hut the upward
movement was quickly resumed and continued
without further setback until the close, WIilch W.,
active and strong NJ the highest prices 0 VIC ,1y
IT. Paul led the lls. IN point Of activity pnt W.
final gain was fraction only. Inc maj eh9lsc
nrc almost Invariably ~ the ditee,on OF nlsm no
figures. Burlington and Rock Island roae 70 Pc
cent each ana now per cent
The exports OF money during the week am9une'
70 stSlG i85 oi which sl,uljlD was IN g0ld az.
s723 COO In silver Of the total exports tlUBbv u
| gold md s7lb537 In silver went 20 Europe, mn,
| siQGm In gold and s9O6a In silver TO south Amer
| lea Tho imports of specie for the week Nel
sg2 as of which tsj,bJ' was In gold ana so'll wa
| In silver, 1T.
Rnirond bonds were nc I've the sales oggregntln
| g. I6IOOO OF tins amour, Fort Worth 4 DcnNe
| contributed sGslO00, nnd Denver no uianl
! Wcstcru pcrti6cntes G2p10 The market wa
strong, but the marked advances were IN spob
| while the general lst was but slightly changed
Tho important gains comprise Denver ~
| Gmpdc Western nsscntcd, "a, 10 O'4 the ccrnl
Gates. ~. 10 W., aud AtchisOn. Colorado u
ellie hrsis ., 10 o.. sulcs Of bonds Tor the wee
| were sl1 SGSOJ1, against SIG i,Ob Tor lat week
| The total salch Of stocks today were 2o'V
| shares Closing quotauong
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
Drain nna i.rn,i.,nn-.

CHICAGO. N, May A-rhcr wat lcss dol1r in
,,he.t tada,. and "a quiet SLOW trade was Wpnficl
duftnr most " the s,fluu, The icrliuE Watw cakcf
6ut t0t NO yerf imtsifnut dcrlluc Wa established
Otsniug ttlps wcw 80 A. higher than lctcful,
nnd aftf nuctuntluH within smaller nugv Tot
rsuio time, ircnmu wCak and lficcs dcllincl ~
,,.,,,r,d Il rnio.l caty and ra,sed ~ lower than
,rstrftiny b me parties Who wCw named Of ihr
1rlnfltal butrrs yts.rfiai sold mui, riirli suin'
Aitiri.s wrfr r,ftitci uIurilng fniu Ia ick1s and
~ hsfyesinf T. thought io b. in pfugfcss ihcr the
tnaft "a strengthened some by thcso fcIufis. Home
taafir ~ uprc nl Cnsirf ~ wa estimated ihnl We
ti,ltir turtiy would not tafy much tfum l,Nl,ull
H. .sn.t tU' hu dcCruisp.
A ttir trade Whs Utufirl iu cora ~ iutihtf De
..ii9 ip tfirr Tlp weakening factor was thr lnur
arfitefa The market ursuCl q shlde uudCf TIE
Tifsiuu uffta ui yrttulty, dVrliucl ~. brlaiuc
H. nrt,u aud ruled ttcidy. closing ~, u luwti
| tb.u t,,.tsuity Ihrfu Was considerable covering
| by short on the decline. which bad tendency u
A w,nE t,iiuf prc,aiici 10 cats. ani although
TRADING Waa les nriltp pilcCs declined ',HNr uud
| No market closed uuipt ~ ahuui inside ufuirs
I Ite weakuots VS. dine to continued hvaNN trripi'
/ A uUIet aud duh icCllnF prevailed lu ncss plfA
/ iric5s declined ii'st'N, nnd The market close
NTf,dlus was nthcr llght in she lani market On,
! fr9iinr ,aisy. fafly the market showed liiH
| morr tcsdlurrs and rfiOtn imriuNci Slightly
/ later. however the iccliug Wns easier aud lhe al
Hhon rlls w,t, moderately hctivc riccs mlr
/ ass' = lower and The market elocd steady H %
lie isailns fu.up- RANGED rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

CANNED OOlu. ilucnpplcs, " lstlhf
ustrhcs lhs. snndIri sitWiat second, slW
ms t1mntnca gihs 20 tudanl ,,.lfc llls .snndtnl
ZION strawberries. si,iE risphglrlcN slts h'a,h
hprlcs $40. ltcUn utgs, tll4 pcai. ~ I"
plums sl.Il rsl, uEut siultrttn cutitt ~ .
: f,ru ptis 60 HflsH. cove uitlcrt. tull Ntisnl
/ ILL., ui.,cr. 3 lta. siaiatiM l1ht Wcinht 49,,
us. fi,u Cuhdvn ci milk -lflWn, sNlG lAslc'
=. ID swi.a s.it. suimun, tlttim ratdintn'
Ii ~ mustard sAriuct tlA MaeA'i'h fhi''
ilt herring tnnCkvWl, " "a
sIUAtatuTc white. A. ~ on white, .'fi yellow
eiarln,sl \. ftsi A., refined \. y .c standard rrni
ialc,i. N' powdered, " e. cut loaf r',c Open kcl
ur. 80 lssi' " steady. "
~. prime Rio W. rhuiyc tn itnc1, hHi-c' "ll
government aatr. ftwdN. go.
SAIL saginaw. ti.ai pct hlffrl. OHIO liNct W.
al = rcf hnrfri Louisiana, tLit s4vAs, hnc, ~ "
| cnar,r. siit pkts, q t.tir
KiCi.- Louisiana, li.Hdc Cafolina, t91e
| kTARtli-,c
| Cilii.-E-lfims ntis -. New YORK heiop
| 80, fall cram, iac. Young America, i,c, 49,
| MOLAs3 ..s-tnu slaun, cnmmnn o. lair .ifftNc
| ufitno thnirc ktstNF fancy - cvnifiihgnA tnh
mon io iair E,sssc prime 10 rhlicc. st'-c slrnE
| tiat a. nun. A.,
| tNNpIiss-.stlcls. nii tiics. IN bxs pls aud hfll
| a,lstiu,e. fancy ~ orlcd. p'fsH'Fc sAtfa lahci
S6Ar ASp CANDLES Soap 5Ss'c candle
| fall wpluhl OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

p,vinr-Ncw York and Eastern points,
Aaemond par; Eastern points, sight, l-lo
Idiseount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, par New Orleans q discount
Selling-Ncw York and Eastern points
81. so Premium Cincinnati, 81, Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, l-iO premium; New or-
leans par.
The local market closed quiet, with sales
30 bales. all to spinncrs. AT New orleans
spots we're quiet and futures quiet at dc,
cline of G TO : points Liverpool closed
ouiot rather easier with futures barely
steady, at a decline Of / point The New
York market closed firm and futnros weak
and OF 4 to points
Hubbard, Price a Co. say; "Adylccs from
Liverpool rather surprised operators this
morning by being lower, as they expected a
better tone in consequence oil our yesterday
advance and the discouraging accounts OF
The crop. The pressure has been mostly cx'
ertcd on June. The evident intention oi the
holders of revision between the grades which
would be TO their dctrmcnt The high
prices being paid for good grade cotton rem
der this revision more than probable, and ~
the contract cotton Is held In blocks any Sc
we're revision would be II severe loss TO tn
owners. Some long cotton came out on tn
decline and the closing market was easy q
the lowest prices. No support was apparcn
from any source except for the winter pos
tions, Of which some buying was noted 70
foreign account The deficiency In the Wis
bic supply has now decreased 10 hhOV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

Io56alo.B7; August, io3s@l0io September os7@
oss October, 9bs@0 80; November, 949@95G De
cember, Q5Od95l; January, 9.57@9.5s; February
96i@o IS; March, 9.u@973 Sales IA, 400 bales
LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots quiet rather easier. Sales eouo
bales, of which 400 were American Receipts D.
soo bales. Of which all were American. Closing
quotations were as follows Middling, 6d.
Futures opened easy aud closed barely steady
GThose prices are given in pence and 6iths thus
90 means6 6S.Gld, and 6.Ol means . lodi
At1p.m.. May. 5.62 sellers; May-June, b,O2 sell
ers. JuneJuly, sos sellers, July'August Geo value
Augustseptcmber, GG3 sellers; septemborocto'
Der, bl5 sellers octobcrNoycmber, 1S0 sellers,
November December, 533 sellers; september o'C'
sellers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

corn, $4,000 Blu; oats. 22sOoj 6n, rye, 1000 bui bar
ley, 1000 bu. 49,,
ST, LOUIS, Mo, May 2aAFlour-ouiet and
steady. 'N9
Wheat--Lower Following the bent o., reports
from abroad and OF prospects for unusually oatg
decline OF 61se was made, and the close WIS i ivoo
the bottom and weak. No. AIRED, cash f,AC ' uih
closed 75Mc, July, 12S372llc August 20 n.y. riI
Corn-Lower and weak. No. 2mixed cash. Pa
May closed 3lc;.June, 30'4c: July, sac pa aug
ust, 3i94c asked; september, sac bid ,,r o,l<c
Oats-Dull. No. 2, cash, 2jLC May regular ,A12AV
though early 2t]lc was bid 10 the settlement june
23t4c bid; July, 2256 asked,
Rye-Ncgected and nominal. .o. A.,
Hay-Quiot and easy prairie, sd5O9oV" YIN
othy, si0O@l33
Bran-Quiet and easy. at 4scsislzc.
Flaxsced1N ominaily quoIbie ~ ssl,l?' ,c0ned
Lead-Dulli soft Missouri, s3b)9J'o'1a ienno'
Bntier~stcady and unchanged; creamery AS
i5c; dairy, l2lT@lic
Eggs-Easicr and slow, l0c for good.
C0rnmeal-firmer and higher Ut s2OJ92V''
prOyisiOns-Dul.
POrk-sllg7R. ,,.-.,o
IArd-Prmo steam. nominal. at sG.3'RGo W.
Dry Salt Meals-shOulders $500 longs ana Ilps'
| sGBllN short clear, e66fH IL
Bacon-Boxed shoulder. 1878 longs ahd rlDs
| So GO6t6.7G short clear, So 7b6t6A ., -, 80,
Rccelpts-Flour 1000 brls; wheat, lGoO hu' cotn
5000 bu oats 5000 bu; rye, 900 bu bafey, nVlV
shlpmcnts-fl 1000 brls' wheat D'yuo Du
corn, 5000 bu; oats, GOOO bu rye l,JOJ ou' oa'ie'
| none
KANSAS CITY, No. May 2j.-Wheat.Quiet
! No 2 red cash, 7ic asked July, BE asker AuBus.
G2ISc asked No. 2, soft, cash, &c askedi Ju'!' w
asked; August Gle asked. 49,, ILL. o-t>
Cuin-Strongcr; No. 2, cash, % ic hid July, "a
asked; No ., white. cash. sc bid, 2g1sc asked
| tluts-NO. .. cash PIG
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

rtOUR-From ttore. family, a7i; choice, sl,lh'
fancy, Sass cxtm fancy. sibt patent, s2lo' lul,t
CORNMEAl.-lclrt t4''9AVI T''''I s-"'
HANS AND PEAs--Nayy beans si.7jJaoo me
dium, 81 hittl.5A.
ONrMEAi-ln hall hrs, $3.50 iruin store.
CHACET i,s-sodn extra, br: treble extra 90
Gt,c. ginger snaps, lMs'ec assorted Juinple'' ll5
igigfs cream rfaCkCns ~ ystNgr 49,.
CRACKED WllEAT-ln hall bfls' sL'o hoh'
HoNINY AND GRIrs-From store, sl21.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

UAY-Cholcc from store Nc carload, from lc,cc
or depot. sitptlU0t prime from stole. ,9",lc
rfflntd irum lcVUu or depot elL1lHl1pI pIlIlc'
ifom liorc. ns,iOs carload, nom leNcc or dol"l
s.uUNrfii.n . $780,, a..
VDNN-Frnm store. white iG'FWHg mixed, lc
frnm lc,cc or depot white, 10 bulk Jl~lc ~
snck. lir. mixed, ln bulk. Die, in sacks, ilr
HtAE-ffnm siorr. ~ sBHC from lcF'o OF 90
not slIalHtllul a..
90 from le,ro OF depot white. iu bulk, alH 1c 10
.irls. 10. mixed. DO bulk, "a. iu p.kt j1c'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

NJ. Nog 4, 81 in.lh litf 30. l. slaA SO 2. u. -.
br, hDrrur. family. go per hnN Hlrih ilf1llui
r,,t herring halibrs, skth White hsh' hall brs'
NnIn 800 600. -
UOG PRODUCTS Quiet pork, siaol"ll2E ~.
or rur1,i hams iuiysdtie- hnIkiati bacon, W.
IUi.i. clear rlh lido bacon, 49, thnull,ff y. =,
hul pork, clear sidc.. 90 clear tn N'S' W.
tnnr clear ~ n shoulders b y
LAitn-T,s. ir. hit hfls, i'.c kegs 30 choice
kettle 40 900. quiet
ilit-i Al,.h'fi hln a. ,,.' ',,
uuHtt.fH o.. o.. u, NY hnHH Nt'''' ''''''' wv
E.Gs' FEEr- Brls. 500 hall bhs slbf koss
HIA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

NEW YORK, May - There wa. continued
spcrini movement IN bcichcd shirtlugs ~ ~, OF
which Nhsonyillc Z Z WuH added t"lny' w, liVe
ne end aud That prices will shortly To- fv,lotsi =.
Tutckctsd goods have hgcn 10 cnmiuy,luiy
rhcad 10 SOME Instances The market " Wen Nu-
talnrd and then, H. % strong upwanl uuhcIinhc.
Interest center iu next wccks uinucl rllps' iaNur
abic RESULTS OF which urc nnticiuatcd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
1--we stock.

CATTira Choice 10 cttn. g91F.c good, ~
-. a. ,ralaUan 20 medium. o. ,tl'eC chuicr t,,n
CO. w lhs hud ~. e.ti. io.orr, 80 70 ~ les'
gi,Nn,c. ..,-
h0Os -ch,.ge roiniei, p,s,c good. l'.9esc
ruufuun .i.Hftr
SUN ,hol,c, ~ medium. s'fa,c common
o. unsti fn
LAlHs -Cholco. e. common to sod. vt head
! tittIavu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
GENERAL MARKETS.

No changes wcrc made today In the local market
quotations Gmin In storc NJ the elevators 'ofh'
u IDS bushels oats, 0jlS bushels AZ NcW orleans
sugar Is unchanged; thcro Is lar demand lo'
refined guods Molasscs continues quiet ana u,l,
changed Rice In fair demand, but not quolably
higher
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
HANK cLEAniNG&

nANk tllANiNNA.
CHICAGO. M. May &-B,nk clcarinrs so''
Gl1uu1
Nrw ORLEANS. May "a clcaungs Of the banks.
tins3.Uol.
nALriNoRE, Nd, May 1.-ClcarIngS s2,oiGs'N
halnuuyi, tlheiA
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May gi-1hc clcaHngs
today Wpfu sli llAaga the halnnurH tudny ven
IN NJ. saa Iur the week ending to-day; tlcnfings,
fdl0iNsM balances, altH,v'e
upsTuN, Mas, May h-ClrafIugs iolay sA.
sstGigl haihnos sLbll.2u. lof the week .'lrlt
tns. ssl ~ CAS- tmlaurcs $40, lios1A fuf The cnt
r,.toniing week in tsss-tlcMings, salJ'1lVt
laianccs, sp.sH,Ad.
~ LOUIS. No, NAY I-nink clcarlnss 20
/ dny 81 ~ 30. balances, siiAal Tor Tue nteA =
gtpnriuf.a $40 1l1.tII htauret tltNlatA fuf lntl
! vrck q lannnrs. tiN.thhiii hlanrgs, t,~lhpM
| Inf corresponding wcck latt year Clearing Va
/ pqtpuA talnnrct. tA2A,bsA
NEW YORK. May 9, The weekly bank state
/ tnent shows the following chuuggr. Reserve, ~
| rrrasr. fY1LO1k loans, dc,tcasc. s-is,AW spc e.
| decrease n 81. AZ legal tender. iucvi.c, ",
| ~ ui deposits dccfcasr u, NiA0 rifuulhllnndc
| rr,a,e. siuttu The tanks nov nnld sia,tl,wQ "
| eNrsss III the - Vct cent rulo tlCirlnes iodnl
| ft5.NG11i; balances, sdiE.Wsi luf TIE Ncck-
CLEARING So. tsi.ist balances, saleG,lA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27
Iinn.rI,nih AnnnIIc..

puUfT- gtendy. uraurcs -Ncalna. slNNi ~
trr toN. California. stup ~ box. Lemons : LN
un tpf iox iauauHa siint11 tcf bunch.
iatrs. siss Tirs. itati1r i'ef puuui.
AI1'lts-- siWIfi uIUr hfl hurl applcs' 90
tsf III irnn stuu. irci pCilhrs, q. d ifuih tiofv
NIuErAnitls Onions, slh W htl chbhafe'
New orleans cutr. tisa0tiW Tlfllc ~ tgf lNi
NtIrat oruauuis. tihnilw VT luA lchhhns
Nlfeiuia, satsr. frnnCefr, hrmcm tiurA 'l'.t
fslsir,i. iDif. A. higher shrllOl u.i. h. white. ,c
ttaulsh ~. rrCiua Texas OBJ, ftillr AtAahfhs'
aitir. ihliiu chDiuuis, in. 500 49,.
'urTTEua nutiCfinc, iifis'f ~ crclmcfl' sNt.AN
dairy lta1lr. county hut..L luHtl.ss
PiTAlutSa rim iigi.tl % ucr hfl. hrhs' IN
~ tef bu. Utah. .lo1uy lvr hu, swcvl sAVNs4''
'oipEr-onrt 900 Tcr bel, and $50 pcr bal
hn
NtNUGAU aIVr ril tsHilr
IaUs-stridy. boxes. lur Casrs, iie.
POULTRY Chickens. young, 600 tAHf wlhcl
sisaiif hons tt2itiat gccsc, tln $40
durLs aLutft'n
U, tame p,frh. iput etc., tlnr lgt lh 49,.
NAt-iNs London lnlcu tint tFhinmm' y
TfitktEs- 81 i1 half brl. sLOl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-27

MEAL, Prime. S4O4tS'N les than caf Load.
sipWtips. % meal. tieo'al5.io, loss than o'f
load flluOtli M .,.no
DofiON sEEp Railroad. Nioo hycr SO"
20 ton ,..,...
uii.-Itins crude. csainr on crude, 9V,.oc'
Prime summer yellow. llfttss un summer ltlloWi
tttr choice cooking summcf yellow WV
WIuy tummUf white. llHt0r.
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wool.

ST. LOUIS. No, May 2.-Wool The market Is
tnsv md sonieW hat lower IN order 10 realize out
side hrurcs wool must be strictly up TO ihc slanu'
rr,i IN 10th qualities AMI condition. Bright me.
dium .usslGc' cunrse hmid. l5orl3 low sandy l3et
ia. line light i5@lic line heavy, L029t' tup
wnsbcd choice, glc. inferior asa.Jc
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nAllY 1870 srArrNryr.

Imports MCCLELLAN. MSLRt co q
Ew.ETM I. WAGONS Total. n bales.
LNr1Ht N &C. 10. l. IS. i,1n Total. lao
tales
DAILY roEr ,Sn iNrrgion MOVEMENT.
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orricrs furnished with towel rack, comb
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
rs cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office
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CLEVELAND o, May &.-pctrolcnm qulet'
wiLMISGION, n C., May eA-ruFpen'inc
Il 40
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DnnnruI

REMOVED ny 1uE Use % COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Il the hair.
Burnelfs Flavoring extracts arc th'
lest.
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NEW YORK, May j-CoHec-Optlons opened
duh and unchanged 10 3 points down. closed urn
NJ 60,l0 points up, sales. $3.50 bass hcIu9lug.
MAY SIC 350 1890 June siG.1Oc. July, e!1o9gt.o
August, siG. sj@i6.90 September, sltW9l hUH oc'
tobcr siIO0Mlil0 December sl1Ul1l"9g lep ii
AIRY aud March, sz2l April, lL5'@l"n spot mo
quict fair cnrgOes, lS,lc. -, 49,
Sugar Raw strong and quiet ialr reInlhlg' va,
centrlfugas, 9G' test i3sG refined trm ana III iair
demand. a.. ~. A.
Molnwcs- Foreign Quiet; 80 test 29c New Or
leans quiet; open kettle, good u fancy, 2'gtlc,
Kcc-siondy and quiet domestic HAsV1sT
Japan, 4s4@jhc
NEW ORLEANS, In, May 2b-sugar-Quiet but
steady; open kettle fully fair, WfG good lnlt,
gluc iar &c, centrifugal on white Vs. cn S
| yellow clarified, : 1910, prime yellow clatlheu'
| sssm7 lllGc; seconds GeiG ljlGr
| Monsscs- steady; open kettle nominnl' ecu,
| trfugil prime tO good prime 2l't-E mlr w g V1u
| fair. gO01ic. common TO good common io@l'e'
| inferior, luc, ..,.,.
| CINCINNATI,O O, May -Whisky-steadyi sales
| plt barrels finished goods on basis oil sLOA
| nuttcr-ln fair demand
| kugar-tim aud quiet
| Egls-Strungcr at llh@l2c.
| Chccc-Fiun. -,
| CiIn AGO, IN. May q. ON the Produce ENchang'
today the butter market was lirul iahcy ciehnltIg
| H. sat.6i q. choice Ia inc l24oil1C nhc uuig
i26iiac: lair 10 good, sC,l0c, Eggs htm al l2'sc
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lNrrnIon MoyEMENr M ~
rLANrATION MoyrMENT.

The New York Fmancid Chronicle OF May y
gives the following figures Total visible supply
Q5i, ig3 bales, against 2,OO9ioi In 1884, These hg
urcs indicate n decrease Of cotton Ia sight OF o.
W. bales MS compared with the same date IN ~
nnd a decrease OF sO6,iG2 bales us compared WIN
.atuo autg I'm 1881
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wisrelIapeaus.

WHISKY STRAIGHT Kentucky BOURBON q Nn
ou i,uieftsnn and LINCOLN counties iun % " ~
.alus Eastern yts. go $3.50 nuuriIuH T. nkr
aud make. common whisky "F tlal ncpniuiug W
pu1f NuihluE uudtf iu Irf Cfut puuicd
UiNa siunstl 10 ilf domestic tAtIfL9 TOT lA'
'oUNss siEns- Rel clover a. % bu. herds ~
a. tu orrhani. $50 bu umuihy, tiiHHiw hM
ttfmru mlllrt. siHifUC hu Hungarian, '.tt'aN W.
uAGuiNU antlu'sc,
TItHatt.1u.
siiOT- nup siit buck ti.io
lTAuaiiUNfr.
TALON &C. - -,
tili. ~ ls anli a ANa Fin1
ruWptltakUrt, thu0 half Kegs SO quarter
krrs. ff5A 49,.
coat ull. rnm, vhltc. wholesale lots g'.e rci
IOBAcco Common nsoa other rmd'', 90
Ea
nTrsWAN acc
NAifs-lfun son ficcl tli0 49,.
WOOL Hurry runsc wuul unWhshch, 49,
| ridlt grease wool. as3c bury, washed .NssNN
MINIS pr mint No. /. 81 No ?. g.. dry t1lud
1 t.isc rtcru .alicd, No !. - No. ~ HNeh, =.
/ g. dcsukiut 1'ttar thccralina b'sfl'"' "'''
I nal
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MlsrriIANrOrs n0Nns.
OOVTRNMTNr.
COTTON MARKET.
rxruANgr QUOTATIONS..

The iorai cotton market opcnci quiet and closed
steady midiling. ioiiioc saics. % bales w -
tocxpof.,n aud an 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
orilnary. s0lcc god ordinary. o,ioc low
iniddHns 20 aiGc miidiiur, 10 ii.iec rnpl mid
ding % bloc midil.ng air nominal iaif nom.
inal dusty. hti'.e lovcL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO ePER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Mlddlins Cotton 10 il'leo
sales Today, so Bales-The GEN.
oral Market Is steady-Meats are
Quiet,
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Cash quotations were "a follows
llout-sicady and unchanged
No 2 spring wheat NHsiC No spring
wheat ne No , nd Nts2c.
No rOfn, NI.Wl'se
No gurt, ntt2N
No I've, NF.
No HARLEY nominal.
No 1 naxsrcd fiA
iflinc timuih, seed Nm
Mes pork. ~ br tliaWri5A
iart Der i0b TO- NtsIi..tNfA
short Ills sidrs. iuose I sntas0
w, miird shoulder. hnNcd. fat2isThA
fh0ft clear sides boxed " i1iffta h
nccipt- hour Aun hrg wheat 1000 bu,
corn tsploo hll ulis, liAoCQ bu. re, AOlp bu bar
le,, SOU hu
shipment, Hour 1900 btls wheat, p,ooO bu.