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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
LIVING BAROMETERS.
A Young Girl Who Grows Violent When
Storms Approach.

A Young Girl Who Grows Violent When
Storms Approach.
Two very curious natural barometers
have been lately described by observers
of such things. The first consists of
half-pint glass, half filed with water. a
leech, and piece of muslin. The leech
is put into the water, and the muslin is
tied over the top of the glass, SO that
the little creature cannot escape. When
the weather Is to be fine the leech will
remain coiled up and motionless at the
bottom of the glass, under the water.
When it leaves the water and crawls to
the top of the glass rain may be ex-
pected, and wet weather will continue
as long as the leech remains there. It
there is to be heavy wind the little
creature will comfort itself violently,
and squirm abo ut in the liveliest fash
ion, and thunderstorm may be looked
for when he seems to be suffering from
commissions.
The other strange barometer is found
in the person of young girl living in
PENNSYLVANIA, who when the weather
is to be clear and sunshiny has re-
markably pleasant disposition, but who
becomes morose and disagreeable if
clouds are approaching, and who fore
tells storms by becoming almost un-
man ageable. Sometimes she has to be
tied up when the storms increase in
force. but when they become milder so
does she, until finally with the return
ing sun she is peaceful once more.
Neither of these strange barometers is
likely to prove popular substitutes in
cities for the ordinary instrument that
does similar prophetic work, or on the
farms for the farmers rheumatism or
pet corn, by means of which the changes
of the weather are there customarily
foretold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
CHICAGO Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. AITil ". Wheat 7l3aa72c. April
I1ic. May 7sc. July 'lc. Corn cash i0lae 4 ,ril
aUac May lOaic. luly 4As 4eaic Oats, cast. 2lec.
Nav 2,3sei II, lsc, June SIS july sc, Rye Vuc.
Barley dc. Flaxseed 81 1874 Sugar-Cut loaf &C;
~ nuiaied 5sso: standard A 55-tc Batter strong;
creamery 2r.S'c dairy 2-G>.c t4Cs rasien; strict
~ fresh I4Ia1lIIpc. FORK cash Sl7 25sl7 ~; May
IA - / ard cash 81 siIss9 81 May 81 sile Short
ribs. 50 1,69 s71s. shoulders $" 25@9 3s5e, Short
L l-ur 81 d az 81.
wheat- l,eceipts. us. cor. shipments &C. 00l Corn
-HeCeipt>. l22.U0; shipments. 2i9.l9g Uats-fe-
,eIpts los TO-: shipments, l1i0Q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

Winter tourist tickets sTe uOw on Sate
~ tIis office 10 r,0ints IA Florida. AIsDass.
f,srrafs. on lsisEa and other rontAsru
Sgsfss Tickets are sold d greatly reduced
rates aud have rstsrn limit Is Juus ].
sa4 tal at Our Bew city oitscs, : = North
slain ~ttesf. OF nt the dsp0f. csstnfr o~eos1d
AID ~ tri5ita streets r T.. BIZ kLET
Passenger ana I5ckst ASsut, Aisseuf.
Par &c railway
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY April 20-Wheat steady and nm
change Corn, firm, Ma" mixed 1855 SIC. Oats
unchanged, &@9slec. Rye 5tc, Fhkseed firm 81 70
Bran firm 6eSt3c. Butler ST. ady and I'm, hanged;
creamery 2s&50c, dairy lsq2Ic. Eggs steady. l21ac
;, heat Receipts. 1900. shipments. 5&Hc Corn
-Receipts. 1900; shipments lU.00l oats-heceipts
49,. SlipmentS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
81. Louis Grain and Produce,

81. LOUIS. april 9O.-wheat. cash 6.Iac, April 6l4c
May G4slc. Corn cash. 3tl4c, April 5l5c. Nav hs4c
cars cash -Siic. May @llec. Pork, standard mess
Sl1 -. Land ~ a. Bran 6ic liaXseed 81 o.. Eggs
steaey. l5l.c. Others unchanged.
WheaJ-ReCeipts. lO0U1 shipments 10000. Corn
rrCeiuts, 5000 shipments, 56,U01. Oats-ReCeiYts
.h.liH.i sniumeuiS lp.NNl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

Potatoes Colorado sal o.. Eggs l21Sc. Butter
t irst creamery &c, second crt ameiy &c, othel
grades
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK. A pril -
Cotton-Stoady ATiddling uplands : l5-l6, mid
ding orleans 3-l6c
Sugar-Eenned fai ly active and tirmer Granu-
lated 5@jli &C. standard 5t9i j-l6c.
offee-Sput Iuo dun and unsetI led No. : lJ34C.
Money call more active i@6 per cent, closed
offered per cent
Prime PAPER 61eGS per cent.
Exchange firm 81 SIG for siXty-day bills, and
q oBIs for demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
i43 n. Main st, Wichita. rs.
Advice 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Uinslow'S Soothin. Syrup should
ALWAYS he used for children Ieething. Ii
soothes the child, softens the gums, ,!iay>
NIL pain, cures wind collie. and Is Tie
best remedy for diarhoel. Twenty-Five
cent "a bottle. Used 10y millions o.
mothers. Goitt H1"t'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
PHYSICIANS.
DE. L. EMMI CORB.

Females md thtlarrs diseases specially
I tne for ladies' during confinement. strictly pg1-
,sfe when tlt sired. also permanent homes pro-
,jdsd for children when desired. Letters Of iuQu'
>, confident g. and asNeied lgompty HCme ~
lfis syerUc " itlita. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
ELLIS AND sTAGs.
Ioca, Grain ana Feed Market.


Wheat No. . SAC. Corn SOC, Oat- 2j&2Gc. Ealed
ay ,1rS. Ground corn GjG1Uc. Corn ana oats
mixed 100 Soc, 81 an Soc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

NEW ORLEANS. April 20.-Cotton steady. Mid
ding IL l6G1 10 loo, good ordinary Lie.
b SToN. Aprii 20 Santa te railway SSl.
BALTIMORE April D.-Coffee dull. Rio No. ! li1ec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
Wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Brcadstur Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 50, second patent 81 90, ex-
ira fancy 81 %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT lie l12sae.at tssi-
~ sitiaa 81 the Fsr4r,ers sss,ffs'rsss Esnk. *
ut Hoi-. state of Mars, AT The Csc q sfs.se
o.. the n day 81 APFll. iss,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

Take stage at Noble for Terumseh. Best
and shortest route. w NJ. >HEAEtis
Naua.er.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

shortest time ana on tie most reasonable
terms without HE use OF dangerous drugs.
Femalr Ailments III ali forms, ~ Leu
co,rhoea. Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality.
noleS aud Facial BlemieheS removed
IudoIcut Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured
Medicine Furnished In all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vitsd.
Offite open from s o'clock =. M, until .
O'Clock p. IN, Sunday nntIl l:So clock II
N, t,aIl ar otIic. aver ~ ol.lman's bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
Tho cattle market was steady.

The quotations mere presented are 10 ~
simmer an idea of the general range oil pficsa IN
Native shipping steers. good 10 ext 5, -S
ti1.ah butcher sfenl e. luDlft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

PINANCEANDC0MMBRCS
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the "ioliOa
Union Stock Yards for the Past 20
Hours Were: Cattle, 80: hogs oN0'
sb,nmen,s. Cattle. none; Hogs, none.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

I5al.t.t rrs,l4,s4- r,a5s ca as fra o. al
~, lruan s.eeYer~ frou Nigtra 20 Kansas r, a1t
Ercai-o without cfs.snso r.tsi iEslU>- ii.Sets
.ntt AID taE.szs ctssyk@i 'ffp-'t fn rt- F-ai1ts
north south cas- assi Ne-s. aiJ steam - 90 i'1&st-
>s "a. .aft furop-aTs srtas- - lsvt>t F@tes- Ky
fek,s agfce lle Mast isouiA- aTcl5e. So9Gef sta-l
,irs: pa>s<licvr stafi0u CoFseE Du1sas ann Mead
AVENUES Tee FffeCs SO
} n IHgE Hrs. 7fel-@' Asss-
F~c SErs ST1A>- o. p. 4 3. - ..,-7-o. H.
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$. 4. Bliss. NJ. H..

homeopathic Physician anG surseon.
colce conner second aud Main. Fletcher Bioss
mac, hours Ie TO l. a. IN, IL =. VA. o-i49-If
Telephone 80. Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

TrnE EAUIE CHICAGO ROCK ISI.AsD FAtIt'-
EsIi.WAY-
t-Great Hoe. Island Houte'f
Il, ers,r on s.'id after Jan. iS9S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21

TEEv I0AES wANTED III HEssE & corn
4 80 T.. bong ss. 80
asf4tfcf 1sS<~ fAGffE IlOANA-tiOS-
l. = ssssea on sfasss.i s4efs tia&tz - :. = A.ff
fa5 80. Isass-4 Et.ial-. tSfiasF 49, aEe S3-4a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
WEENEYC
y [ CT. n y
3l6 West Douglas Ave.
DIR. BENNETT 7,

Cures Pile. Fl :
tafa. I'issure and
all diseases OF the
reclun W { n o ut
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures G1aran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa
tiemt is cured.
Private BiSeaS-
e in both sexes
quickly and radical
IL curetl ia the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
FOK EXCHANGE.

nor EXCHANGE - tlNElN lAPkoNEp loO
II .er,. I,rn IN eastern han-as. TO exchange fof
stock ot merchandise. Address Goods, SedsMN h,
k.ns.s 1856
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
ron TRADE
ron KEN I-HOHSes.

NOR TRADE-JUMP SEAT LEATHER TOR
buggy nearly new for second hand upright
piano Audrvss IA. A. Daniel y co. dIii u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York December IL. 1893.
BFEVrS-Receip 30 or $50 head-fo cars oirect
70 slaughterers and FOR the market NO traaing
Feeling steady dressed native sides slow a. osSp
sc Tor ordinary good beef: choice quality. &c To-
DAYS cable quotes refrigerated beef slow at scant sac
rar ~ and American dull at lOdl1c, estimated
dressed weight Shipments to-day none; tomorrow $40
quarters II Britannia for Eastmans Company;
on the New York 900 quarters for Eastnans company
ana COS quarters for ID. II. Sherman . ,
MICH COWS-Ony head received NO Uanins.
Feeling stendy. Nominal quotations. S3olSo5.
cAIVFs-Recepts 40 head Marke, quiet but steady
Tor yrals with grassers Westerns weak Dressed
calves generally lower i5c for dressed grassefs 90
Cisc or little calves 7a0.c for country dressed Veals.
an s1l2isc for city dressed: . an ~ - ,no
~: veal l%0 10 at 81 90 ~ .. "a 40
venls $50 ~ ut ss do. 100 10. AZ s. do los No. nj So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoepts, 1914 cars or 1929
headiT1 cars for the market and cars for butchers
direct demand for either sheep or lambs and
feeling weak. Common sheep sold al 81 oOQ$3 per 100
H. ordinary good lambs at sigs4 - Three cars Of
mutton weak at 5sd7.ci dressed lambs SLOW at iGsAc
saies-p Harrington: 90 State lambs. II 10 average.
81 - per 100 10 eli do % 10 at so; II State sheep
Judd & Co.: 2l6 Pennsylvania lambs. 81 To- at 81 49,
IOs Pennsylvania sheep 81 n. Mt So
d.. Mcpherson & Co: 81 Indiana lambs, OF To- at w.
III Indiana sheep. % n at 81
UOGS-Ieccpts. % cars. or 2b2 head-lS cars az Jer
sew city and D Fortetst Market barely steady
About carload OF hogs sold late yesterday and ms
msning at IS 75as6 % per 100 ~ Country dressed
weak nj 8-.Toc per 70 FOR extreme weights
n per 70: state pigs 100 ID, az So 81 Western
do 40 10 at & 80: 10 roughs 200 II. at So
IIalenbech * Hollis State hogs IL. 10. at 81
8 Sanis.s: 40 State hogs. li2 10 at So 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Dec last ssr swsn'y bsss
$50 head to go head on sale 1T neaa
~ea io%Sy ' choc" 50 5qST choice ogs So
coarse, 1900 D. 10; fancy hcifers S+a*4 10; light
sc G s vi U hor loo head total FOR week
,hs far c bead o sa~S o 5mG 10 lag. wSe@ aS
@s - M cd n2a and nSavy s. io 55 pigs sos
200 head for same time las; week. 1900 head con,
sfne GS Scaa ra@ aoe To "p osG very dull
canadi lambs 81 i5GS4 So choice 81 oo number Of
& ss'p So cut Erected si e 81 500 Choice
wehes 81 ngs3 10; fancy chrstras lSo 20 itV No.
s. east Ssi % fair to good lambs '0SS' % '"0'''
Liberty Penn Dec 2ca.ecep,s fair foot
market and ioc 2ac lower than asi week prms.
s. S 81 gSs 81 SGT t 81 h: p sse Su s. ' e
he,fers s. 50qS3. oss-Recepts very llgh,
Ssn9 goa az g yorssr n, s pss sas
rouehs s4Si 20 shee-Sappy far demand ,na s a n
81 1898 ~ fair 81 I5as5 so common 5ocqsl yearlinss
Tnion stSc% ia.Js chicago Dec i2-Caule-Recepts;
20 hod market aG and easy @ a. Gres AMI
s So 81 s, and o bulls 2' GS1k ,S c %Na
hea . s' g? G9mo2 70 s9oss ghsd s 81 sogs
* IS shcep-Iecepts 10 900 head market hrmer. poor
clo'sr s.qSj lambs - '"nS' co. IGEsthas 'esP'
81 Louis Dec 2-Cattle-Reccipts. is:G head Al.
though ,hcre was large supply the riare, was CULT
sn1 s we're NJ" Sr sH ean bS' buyers sency
cea What they w r5 Sbe at Southern eas
was slow Win lower sndeney S n y %s> oa 80:
het penei 'as!er but soon became strong and sctiSe
Prices on she bulk Of the sac1 Do no sno% any na',s
hes been seen for several days re osr was e. S
IS ic sheeI~Rcceipts eoG head Wn,le common sTades
remained dull with material changes IN prices gloi
mixed S2ass e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13

Cash quotations were a, follows; Flour. quiet and
piss %sa g. ''s yas sse
80 oats 2sa2sl2c; No 9 rye. 45.c; No barey, sd
Sas HS pl S 81 Sy a sGy ssa
ase g short ribs sides oo,e % 90 20 o dry sata
81 25as7 50 whiskey dsters' finished goods yer sci,
Standard unanansd On the rrdaes EscIanss .,
day. butter marNet nrn and fairly active; aay
.5s2e' ' Eggs steady at esa2S.sc. Wv '''
Cincinnati, Dec -iour-sprins patent, % .5asii
is steady at 5Ylac Tor red COrnMarket steady a:
w s Ne 60 ~ ms 81 ' ass sa "h s y
low ear t2c wnse car ios: oas 10 gssep' s
sample mixed Sic. Nye-rhe mar1st arm, with gas
demand FORK ny ep %SI 'as Of tdae a pay a. K
lard steady LEAF So kettle d1a:
shoulders at 1c loose shSr rio sides at re lose
ssIs Of sters goods on oss Of 81 Is were 100 SO
Milwaukee pee l2Msy wheat Spsasd az "a sSa
Cash S' Wheat was S under May samples quiet and
lover Close ss on ra6 winter 10 ma e sr;ds Ps
Barley quiet; cash. 4sc January, 4oc February 499c.
ssHDe %n NJ 30 Market astys
Corn ds No sS No sSa msias dull and q GS
changed.
o:, 1sS Ss wSs sAs Offered f. ws
decline 1 ,n from close Sc sa d then
81 opened :. 5se Ssy ogass, $S.s
s Is s1ss sSs SS'' Rs Ss1
Northern sold at U14c NO = NOrtAeru eOll az oJ~oVc
grades Is favor. Coarse gains
steady. Receipts wheat, here were 2oI cars Flour
unchanged Bran and shorts marAet steady n1 uchals d
Cora market steady; November S2a5,ae Nc yellow.
o2-4c. Oats, No white, 21a2712c; No g. .o242Ic
Philadelphia Dec. 12.-Flour Trade continued very
SLOW local jobbes generally well stocked UP ad
holding of supplies IN first hands moderate; prices rlel
steady. Wheat declined aa4c; cables STEADY, bls
brought no buying orders could be nild No red
December O5a65sic; January 6jddG+e; tebraay S,2S
CSC March, 63lac. CONCEPTIONS declined he; moderate
inquiry for parcel lots for export but shipper limits
&c lower. liberal offerings; No mixed De-
fomber. 4S di3 iac January 5saiSa,c asoru ad
light demand more nberai orernes futures dun 'se
lower: No white, December, 35 d3ec January. 30 s
300 February, s5'. d3ctc; March seays';e hen s
sugars steady fair demand Unchanged Potatoes quiet
ir,n; Pennsylvania and stars, .2dooc ohet soss
choice 6Oa63c; do fair TO good, ood5oc. other aruee
unchanged.
81. Louis Dec. 12Flour weak and quiet ver ss ram
above 6sc track Wheat love- pscemS,r .e
January 33Tsc May, 35'sd35c oats lower DeeenIf.
9Sc Nav 301.c Pork-Stondard mos selling al Slt,;
90 oriers 81 60 Inrd-Prlme steam Sc Dry sels
Tie longs Sc clear RIBS Sc sh1r,,
i5 cars at &c. Spelter-Quotabe at about Che
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. IL CspeciaD.-Wheat opened firm todaN
drorp ned a cent and closed without much rally May
opened at ssis sold 6s5s and 6ss and closed
Al GU. Liverpool cables were very strong Export
clearances from the seaboard were about 5000" Inc
Northwestern car. were only against sIo las. year.
The Russian shipments. 100000 were less than tha
week before The Illinois State report made mo
winter whea. area only 90 per OF last year with
all these bull aids the market was weak Ldauida'on
OF important longs probably the principal pear e coa
dition As 22.WoeO busnets OF WIFI ~
public and private houses the mrs, ersaah i,er
Corn declined about u cent and closed al ABOUT ts
hotton, Nav sold from 4O. 1924. and closed az
SsSs The CARROTS were heavy. 544 the estimate s2F
Wednesday was Cables for the frat time IN Wa
were lower Clear cold weather had succeeied sot, oa
were kept fairly steady by tals OF sxpo. VA iossS
New-York. May sold between 81 and 3V% ana e'0se'
at 301x 49,. o.L aav NJ IL
Heavy receipts OF hogs made another weak gay o. "a
IN provisions Pork q the close showed loss ot -
TO IS cents: lard and ribs loss OF 10 70 - Va,
There were hogs the estimate FOR Weahesuas "a"
1900 ,-,, Ill. cs,. puts and
cails on NAV corn were the price 39s4G3s's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13

cred No red 10000 bush. private trms ah Nav
No hard Manitoba spns Ga oo husn +a o uha'I coo
new No setSsr spFns S bush pS
terms de ,vcrcI OEThe market for corn was very
quiet vita fluctuations small The carly sales wer, ~
the closing ngure OF last night and later pre-
and partly Oh some local realizing There mas
pccn consccrl buying OF recently on the free eN.
port 10 being believed by traders that such saes
SouIc result In an improvement in tn, market. me
ment la. far fail g. materalil" ana now
some OF Is coming ont. Corn was also weak ana
ac:lv, III the afternoon on what APPEARED - DC
ush ineiudipe 600 bush for export as iol
elevator new 81 90 hush 45l.c to arri,e delivered
"a 600 bush l6u l0sc dlivcrd sp'; - 600 BUSH d4c
c T: oil 5000 bush % MAY delivered unsraded
white 200" bush. 46.c elevator yellow 8 500 600 husn
a,c ard prlyat. tetms..... OATS-Tbc trade in
oots was very quiet to-day. but as In
corn and wheat there easier undertOne all prices
on of slightly offerings Of what appeared to be
onp cats The movement at the interior continues
fair with the present small demand seem almost
enough 70 trade requirements oats were heavy IN
sympathy with wheat and clo ing dul at "a &c net
Cash cats moderately active aud a.o lower.
sales 600 bush including 5000 bush FER cxlor.
as follows: No oats $1,000 bush, 33.a33'ic elevator,
and delivered, ond S6ac b aioati NO sat,;
Whit nominal 3S2c; track white 22ooo ouSh 39di
torl mixed 1000 bush. ;tu35c; No 3 White clpl"n.
900 blsh G5a.c .MAi.T-Markct stehy Wsstcrn o.
asOc; anada, !od9jc; siN-roTei, sOdo,c bAkLi.i
Vcry qu ct anu easier 30 Milwaukee, 6lac2c ungrad
Western u dGic; lived state o5d y
Marke, nominal .... 81 NY HEAT CONTINUES quiet AT
Sc asked for Canadian, duty paid sCte soc Dll i.r
Innc SEE DS-C lovclseed nrm but dull s1lcs o0
bags closing December 80 % asked; Jaior. SlV AZ
ked Tmothy-Marhct dull carot- quoted - ooart -
per 100 FaNsce THE market mere Is nominal prices
being out Of range for export
Quotations follow We Give for comparison closing
Of sDJndihg dltc laSt year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13

S0 Gs5 to SG msysns q ba x
@ rsss rs SsSy''t ,ps e ~" gst;
wi ssnconer general Zee
S%t e. pr s as 'ssa from By cargo q
10 roro Rico, = 200 and port CHARGES schoonr lum'
S S"s sss ana rs as:
q &c ana slnsGSsF
Fort Royal 81 90; schooner fertilizer, New;York 70
g g. 10 coonsr EsaS Sa To Calais
zoe %S o eSS to and Ca a Csc
oil ruled steady with slow demand ma Z:
snd and Ieei r 3D. 'p oc s5aa7 orude bis
butter OIL @S yf aescd Rme 70 s Quality as
pne summer white 3octoc Lard o. ,, Wa quiet az 4.
Fsa73r American raw, Soc American boiled hsc' 'a''
on Bs's sss T Ssr sss dull
ther was sone recovery in prco but demand was
rather Iey and arc, Tey eb
cuotd 5oasl5 family ? a@s, So p inPrs
clss f'' S oaoiaons sA'r p,d
Ps saGs' s ssaya i9? 5c%t a
DREssEp HosIay 81 steady and in goo good
fs@ Ss% bs sSn O., ga loom
sr rcs s' bellies Gaos s1ea Ss g r' Din Ha
4 Sc ION sas'r rA ~ D. ark. Of aI lo5
@ 'Ss rans s''f for S'os
e"9 In ePo@ nsm December closed
sTrts o, pv sa j S pt Pc to e d iSs
with previous year: ,,.o, ro,r cbone.
Pork ' ess F 7 49, co. s@y Ss'6 Dec
bacon 900 99 ,s g a9 Si Bee Bee asl Isl
RCf-he dcnan1 in don este .orts h%s mot sno ~
%n a,t S and syr on arr eyd1 sm
t likely T. prevail aprng ens s;o o"S a, tn
turn a Of f tGc year sh, BE- aae fcisn grade a.e IN
% sqp sscr,p Dl% ousa n'" ecs
ceipt' rough. inclusive Of amount cried S ocs
e.5 ' bnrrss last year II OF, b'rr Is oulei a1d
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,nge, and close today. aid closing bids the

Transferable orders issued ut 80 Ncw-l orb spot
sales to-day and night Eos coisunpIoi l!5 na's
1000 bales total, l,1f3 bales Spot hfsrAct
s:esdy middng uplinds I3-lDc mluuine ,,ui iiov'
when Is unchanged. conpaicd win Jcserdiys prices
Spot coJtoi-lhc msrnet iOr spot COTTON was 'eiu!'
Luotacns: Midiing upland, l3lce; mddins nnai,
nc which grades other niddng he delivered on
contract: 4c middling air &c on sti.t eo".
nGdling re good ndalIns. 5.lGe on strict good
mddllng 3Gc OH; low middins, 'l0c on; stsiet sooa
tingei. strict InldliaS, stained csc on
stained 7.ldc Oh strict low n!dain stained sossc 1
low middng stained, 1ssc OIL Total net port ic'pe'
today ~ bales thus far this neek ~ CoV uh's'
lxp0r1s today: Great Britain Soo5' pnes fInn.e,
SS5O bales Contrent. l:is? bales. Exports: Gre"
Ilitan. ss0i4 bales Franc Is oio Dlie 10 ILL.,
I.vcrpool 'srhe>->rot cotton. Moderate b,tlh's, az
stcaier prices Sales 10000 b,l"s speculation ana eA'
Is 500 bales Futures opened st'ady; demand moderte
NJ from unchanlcd 70 l.G advance Cio,d ,tea"y az
S,a net advance. January February, ffO"ill tco'
iuary. March. 4idi12; March-Ap.l Az; Hpril-M1y'
Anen,t ABB: Ancusts ptenber l2Ov; Dccem,sr 400
Iii: December, Iansry. 3lOb Manifestations anu
yarns quiet; unchanged -, .,, - 90 ,h. Now
COtfTE-It day Of snail thiss a. 70 she H oI
c 1SaSJ acheS aSut 10000 ba including Dccsp er at
si6 9oasl695 January ut ZIG jazz; w. ~ IT, "a
Inc local SPECTATORS were not Inclined to operate m
view of the reports indicating thai Tn. Binii an Gov 1
enent was Preparing Tor battle and mat The loading ana
was no particular feature is European cables when
MARKET With Hamburg from unchanged to tplg hthrf
and Tkcwisc dull Up TO m no h nr1e Was Ia
icrtrd AZ hour to g quiet. on t,c p.-i. %, .
for No !. res, 81 The session TIE m3sKcI Ws
and 70 20 points higher. Total sales weri o'oo Days.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c.,,,.s,or Dec l2-Cotton easy mlddling, nc; low
rnidGIing 5l6c good ordinary Csc net ana % rs
rscen,s 7.G bales: exports 10 Great brtain i-"''
n,9 s,Iss or bales stock oO7. ~ bales. -
Norfolk. Dec i2-Cotton steady; middllne a-oc low
,ridnr CSC; good ordinary Lice net ana sIoss
cepts i74 bales: exports coastwise 3s? ua''s' S7'
/ iso bales: stock. i05. $50 bales A. - ,,,,,,, Tic.
mdaing 3-i6c: low mddng l5iSc goo ",un ni
ntar. ne, receipts 10 6l1 bales; gross, 2b'l' pas
r, ~ Great Britain H. So bales TO France ~
I,fss, IN the Continent II sJ bales; coist"lse' $50
, paiss. -. 10 900 bales; stock 3Ol 96t bales
savannah Dec. i2-cotton STEADY; mddIins, -,
,,i,ny DC; good ordinary. Gfsc; net ana gross Ie0
~ AL 6aes: exports coastwse, BIS bales saies Low
Laies. stock l2a, 92S bales.