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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
A Lona Ways to Get earaes.

Captain julie r. Calhoun. OF the Dia
mond 10 line, is TO pilot the steamer
Ten Brock, which Is due southbounf
soon. Shl will tow ties on the Ten
nessee river and Is taking down twt
new barges from Davenport, built b
Tom sherwood OF chat city, for this
towing work. Captain Calhoun viii
return when he has gotten herr safely
to the Tennessce.-Bu Burlington HsHli
Eve "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
cHAs. G. HAY ILL.
Brother of Secretary Of State and an
lllnoisan, Down in Washington.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Boston, Mass, Sept. 29.--Charles G.
Hay, brother Of Secretary Hay. Is
seriously, though not critically. III in
this city, Hay. accompanied by his
wife. came here from Illinois to az
tend the Episcopal convention, He
was taken sick while on a hunting
trip near Fitchburg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
HMany women are denied theH
happiness OF children through
arrangement OF the generatiye
organs. Mrs. Boyer advises
women to use Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM: Il suffered
with stomach complaint for years.
got so bad that / could not carry my
children but five months, then would
have d miscarriage. The last time /
became pregnant, my husband got me
to take Lydia r. Pinhham's Vegc-
table Compound. After taking the
first bottle was relieved of the sick
ness of stomach, and began to feel bet
ter in every way. / continued its use
and was enabled to carry my baby to
maturity now have q nice baby
girl. and can work better than ever
could before. am like new woman.
- Mrs. FRANK BEYEa, - y. Second ST.,
Meriden. Conn. - 5000 forfeit " original Of
aboue atteY proving genuneHess cannot be pfodased
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
Bought In.

The St. Louis Republic says The
Chattanooga was sold at Paducah by
the United STATE marshal for s7.50J
She was bought by one OF her stock
holders
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30

Monte Bauer went below with three
empties yesterday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
Movements d the eoats.

The Boeckler came mp with one
barge Of wood yesterday morning and
went TO the bank.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30

Scaly Rough Skin. Black Heads, Tet
ter Ring Worm, cured by Lark's All
Healing Ointment CSC Paul G
Schulz & Sons, and Harry w Schulz
Drug Co. No cure. M pay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO
WOMAN.

Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham. She will understand
your case perfectly, and will treat
Won with kindness. Her advice
Is tree, and the address is Lynn.
Mass. No woman ever regretted
having written her, and she has
helped thousands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30

Carrie Y. brought a raft OF logs out
Of the Mississippi yesterday and re-
turrss loose.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30

Stacker Lee arrived from 81 Louis
at 2:15 p. n yesterday and left for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30

For Sale~-l0-horse power Fairbanks Morse
Marine gasoline engine; upright, single cylin-
good as new. Also complete ontfit for equip
ping Stern paddle wheel boat i5xii feet con
ssting Of paddle wheel, shafting and boxes,
aprocket wheels. and two steel roller chains,
counter Skating, betting, h-g irons. rudders
complete, pilot wheel ard steel cable, tanks,
anchor, etc. Entire outfit cost over $3.50; EN-
CINE alone cost s6b0. viii sell for less than
one third value. Correspondence solicited,
Address Box 90 Vincennes, Ind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
Memphis at SIP. m She had biz
freight "trip and a cabin full Of people

Georgia Lee arrived from Memphis
yesterday al 2:a9 p. m, She y on her
first trip in her trade since being ten.
porariIy substituted for the Sadie Lee.
The Sadie is too small for this trade
FROM Cairo e Memphis now that
cotton seed has begun to move, ans
Wholesale houses here are making
heavy shipments TO river points b.
tween hero and Memphis
The Lily left for St. Louis at s a.
m. yesterday. She put day mark OH
the Kentucky side TO run the upper
way at Cairo Point by, The lights ia
her district are highly complimente1
BY the pilots. Campbell Hunt knows
where the channel is and how to
mark II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30

For Sale-~-Six lots, frst-class house and barn.
Water, sewers and paveinents all In. Nice
lawn and shade trees. Inquire Of DR.. +. M,
Harreil.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Free Announcement of Those No
Employed, Who Desire
Positions.
Conditions Of Advertisement.

Conditions OF Advertisement.
Advertisements OF not exceeding three lines
will be accepted free for one weeks time from
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vertisereh person, on regular form, 81 the Of
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The Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
bilty for any advertisement or statement made
therein and will not accept the notice Of any
person known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies TO advertisements
should be made ~ mail.
Position Wanted--Y Young lady desires posi-
tion in office. Address H., Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Short Announcements Representing
Their Wants, Trades, Profess
slons and Various A.
tlvltIes.
Rates For Classified Notices.
One insertion per word -.----------.--------- .0l
Three insertions per word ~ ~
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All matter set In NCnparsil type.
No adYertlsAAent inserted for less than
twenty. i've cents.
MAIL ORDERS.
We start you In the mail order business. Full
particulars and sample free. American Special
Agency, Milwaukee. Wis.
FOB SALE.

Good Business For Sale--Grocery and meat
market. Cause for selling, sickness. Apply j.
Bulletin Office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-30
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
Danger Station Change

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March "a -cATTLE-Receipts * 600 head;
steady iOc higher good TO prime steers s. 25
IS 50. medium. 81 5O6S5. stocsrs feeders
81 5ORS4 cows 81 6O1S4 % heifes 2GSs 80, can
Jed steers S41S4 81. HOGS-Receirts to-day S. 600
head: tomorrow. q 600 market mostly lower closed
strong: mixed and butchers s. 2fS5 81 20 croire
heavy. 50 4oS 60; rough heavy. s. 2S5 90 light.
- market steady Toe higher. good
wethcrs $4GS4 20 fair 20 choice mixed. g 50GSI 30.
Western sheep So 5caS5 y. native lambs. Sf6 s. Is
Cincinnati March l4-HOGs active, s. 1885 50
81 "a LAMBS steady. 81 5OGS6 -
East Buffalo March 4-CATTLE-Receipts 1000
GRADES higher: slow and lower: prime
steers sass % shipping. 81 b0S4 90; butchers Sas5:
heifsTs 81 = - 90 eoNs s30S4 bulls $50 s. % stock
and feeders So 25Gs4 stock heifers 81 5oS3. good
fresh and sprngers steady; common So lower
good choice 500 500 medium good S20uSSs COM
mon S20dS2S. VEALS-Recepts, 400 head: &c lower
IS 6oS7 20 HOGs-ReceiTts. 1880 head; active: pigs
SoG5oc others lod15c higher; heavy. $3.50 O5; few
IS To- 81 959S6 Workers 81 sO9S5 %. pigs So
s. mostly 81 90 roughs. s. 26S5 80; 81 10
diaries. IS ZOO s. 90. SHEEP AMI LANrBS-Receirts
scti-e: lambs $50 SO O5. yearngs s. "a
50 s. wethers 81 so8SS TO- ewes 81 6osS4 20; Sheep
Kansas CITY March i4-CATTIE-Rsceipts 400
including 500 Scutherus- steady. e~r0-t
beef steers 81 G0GS5 - fair good
50 20 western led steers So 4OS4 CO. ,oekers feed
50 bO6$S y; native S2dS4. native hefers
50 26S4 %: bulls 81 50dS2 -; calves SSGSd so HOGS
Receipts $500 head market steady: top IS 42s bulk
sales s. i5QS5 heavy s. 25aS5 42a packe-s S. y
ceuts market higher native lambs S5a
lambs 81 soS5 %; fed SoS4
yesrngs 81 5O6S5: etcckers and feeders 81 T5dS4
E1gin March i4-BUTTER ruled hrrn on the Board of
changed frsn lest week Sales IN the district FOR
AZ 600 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
rrposrs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-lc-k. La- % IA Atla
r1FTTyr-The coffee market opened steady al uu-
6srsnd pr0note5 ty fairy srlacy ctes ar1 continued
smal Brsz.lan PTS There was continued selr .F
lssdar trade interests however Tie -resl buyers were
80 fed ID and the market .4-lle- 20 rather
inos favorable OF the coming CROP closing gl-at
a. csclnts lUglJ points. sales U-c estIlate1 81
"a hrter Ha,re reported g1in ~ p trnc, while
bon Brazilian markets we're holding stelcy az irrf
ruoss A. receipts. tEe ta0 Iarls has l4oJO boss
2ggUO uaGs last .ea-. and Tie interior santos
footed 500 bass, against sll4 bass -sl
year and the weekly figures showed 5000 decrease u
ne Brazilian movement Ls last week. as compared Uitl
the corresponding week last Al the same u-e.
warehouse deliveries the Cnlted states Tor the week
also lighter than for the corresponding period
last year and during the day cable was received from
eccoln- me larger berry % course t1s crop BIS only
Ebogt entering che picking season and u possible l-t
re Judgment tla Cr rhe berry Is premature
Tie bears claimed that the s-aL berry % The present
proof ~ the damaged condition az the
and possibly. should a. prove that The coming crop be-
furnishing fuller healthier berry 90 giu have s-ue c.
Feet sentiment tending 20 show tae visor Ce -rc
trees d. seriously The EFL-
quiet WIKI quotations a. Tire basis ~ csc POP Rio 30
Total warehouse deliveries in the I-Cl states f-r The
week were s6eoe hags against e-o24 bass last week and
i,3ie BAGS Tor The same week 90 the former
amount AeNiork reported 81 1la bass santos receipts
The week aEgr a. O1O las compared rfth
haEs ast week 1885, 600 bags rhe correspondent
week last year Receipts az Rio 81 600 BAGS
sgaiust 60 900 bags The previous and % bats
300 baFs % Europe curing the week shipped
Zoo bass 10 tle United states and 1900 BAGS 90
Brpe. Receipts 90 Bahia Che were 500 dars.
haEt
s FsHEe q contract prices IN the local market tay
fdiCvE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

~ 4D>-ihe cotton market yesterday vas ,oae-r-cy
- - 60 irregular Al times the ruling was rarr-r
sapel veai-less an6 closed tte dav a- 49, -
f-- was steady 10 Grm rs.f~-s
b,-t--.. ~ = firts or The old
49, .le new crop options. latter bong ire.-
49, u continued report a. svc7.er IN 49,
eafil appearance % vras-r s-o--t-- -
et VINE ne more active positions ..ere l-y-c~ ~
i1r ~, ' w. osSpl. ting Lvopoo. cables The oue.-
a1.4eft1 rather better thar ~.t...
S--..--.--ls 1s te L.ve-1ro spot business showed
-L.-e't-is tendency backed lr rr-o-r
sf--.i-- ~ eee-neI. however thar tho r-r-r-
-t RI tie market SATURDAY. 49,
80 t o %, cotton had attracted considerable r-
o. we
lnoSs-s,s tpea With orders ABSORB In c1n-e--t1, ,
esfgH Right -re $500 lla
Faf5ra.vss ective were sl,- . .t-,.
de- ts,fnr lrices. but This level -ur-.--.J-
swollen. re-s Nlthd7av.H. continued reo-f--u
49, el ne market on ~. y. W. fi.Ht SPOT
hsr bea- . f-.,i "a reached. ana -baso-.
neWai Oh f5..I summon. Cen - 20 80 points Tre -
Dlt the room Continued selling e. ~ ao1t - points.
5e n, - - - - . orefS- carr, inr Ma,
Eery sellers turned for p-oats a. .oss u 20 points
en1 "itn TIE hul leader bns,i-- 'itse hgures.
lllhe ne haiance 81 ne session was s summer
market STEADY az TIE close. which was - with The
loWef Sales estimated GO do6 10 p points
ceirta tor Ire c0y were light. and &C., or re-
lQr leading rurfa tomorrow receipts
Molgh COMPARING somewhat less buIshly tS year -
cent average Tie into sight week \. ne re-
nlate1 81 llSolD bales 6rainst 100 es =
enl 1880 bales last year the Nees
tose ol the NeW-fofk Cotton Exchange kfS9c. Ing
~ there idea locally that spot houses a.
ec-ull cotton IN the South and selling Nav - -
egaiust Cd ln the local market. leading 10 tea 80,
hes,y oeveTtes vii he made unless MIL Demand In
The o. contract prices the local unark., 70
Gay WA follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

- # IT, TN vas s qIneaaHse5 at 52 9 rs -
aaa ae local nsrzgt ruled quet bgt shade e4sier at
with epat p "a lower az i57 . Co. while futures ad-
1aaeed Is 81 - ." : 81, Loga'y COPPER vas un,
casting l2a7i. "a = ceae. LEAn-Lad steady in
Neg-4qrs a. ssg5s &c ana At AZ l7s % u L9al.a
"a m ,I-er,g and ~ IS. 81 t- Ifisi .-i.o ~
~ = Is eslagea 10 fog2dTy Egsiltrn Is gu AZ
So iundry Southern and 10 / faund.y southern SIT
:io-ASsEs AID , sYngPss3gPs are s;s5y , WIZ
"a 5 e Iesr s. ce 49, az ty r si'
or-ans llsn kettie 3la57c syRJ-Is. common. I4alsc
ocEAS FGiEIGHTs-stesIa tdnaare vas IN demand
ra toaFe vere vel sustained IN ali dcPsl+ments and
vssg were IN moderate demand Tor The yariaus trades
Business. however was light Quotations q Liverpool
Bristol ara Newcastle, "a Leh. 2i.d nominal; Ro;er-
Liverpool per 100 D. Joe: London oats Cd CHARTERS
l3lriIk Sc net form sIaTh Dsrish tesBeG GA t7ns
.Ie. 81 snHs5 tine BASS 2s 9sIsh5 hiiui5 S,es
spanish steamer IN tons timber. Pensacola United
steamer Las tons ore Huelva 70 Batiinore private
Iayreace River 70 Bgsnos Ayres IS - NoTUegia4 ship
MayJune: schooner Pa tons Creyiouslyl phosphate
SCI Iunter Jacksonville 70 Baltm9-e S. eoal out
~ "a 5 g os45 ,Iston to PbJIadsI
S5 s ~ - 90 si az % 6a t5 F soonTs es5 ana
iss5 tons coal Philadelphia Boston. 81 =. British
1ark, l227 tons. deals. - John y B, 70 Melbourne
Wharf Cos schooner, Lole tons coal Philadelphia TO
oILs-Cot5nsesd OIL was euie, fesru-eess. closing
osr.y steady Reoned petroleum was n sooa demand
standard white, petroleum bh IS %. bulk s. 20 Pha-
epha hbls s. 20. bulk s. 20: refined cases NeT-Yor
lbs 10 ts: SO e. bulk SIS PfiSdelpfiS bis
T, plk s. 70; water white. cases, New-1o rk US %
sn.lsaelr1ia Sl4 81, COTTONSEED oIIS-Prirne crude
Inr yellow nominal. prime white 4lc prime winter
] tl-o" q tsc nominal IINSEED OlIr-Arerlcan eeed
- ra" 4oa4ic: out % town raw. SS94oc: CALCUTTA
PRovTsIoNs@After show OF strength near the open
pos sore turned weak. under Sc Ing % coillsslen
vs en1 packers and nore nfzsral rnovetaeht a, re
$500 $1,000 Kansas City. $780, Otlaia $500
s,eish steady; quoted Mess. SIS aoSle; family SIT
Mess saass So fsliv ri soasi2 20: packet $40 5o8
$3.50 esirs ln6e siedSlN Bfth HAAis sIe.os
Raco-, - -, ~ ,os22 DFI5S19 so 20 ~ 'Ss
1850 CUT MEATS-PtckIed heiiies easy: Quoted: 10
4 10 - y =. TEe: n re Picked shoulders firm:
TITTog SIZE Ptckied hans auiet: euetea ~ io,I,e
sasl ou7ted lard duief Gun-ef At e Re
nnss LARD eu euoea south America s2sc Continent,
Ss95s srEARTNcE Gull: quoted; oleo. e%GTEc city
- = a quite steady market u noted With demand
Food az f1n values rule The South
STEADY but Quiet markets Quotations follow: Domestic
ordinar3, Bf2hc: % good SAo4 isc: prime 70
oreTu. nominal. a. 81 GSe. Java Eisn5hc;
Ramon IN bond. a2&c
sLt+A he market for renned sugar = nm with
THIS ad-nnce fnr refined r.
Gently and 70 the continued strength displayed Tire
less for seven DAYS: Cut iosf and
crushed. SIC rnould a. be- cubes Xglyy
dereo. SOC: powdered fruit pow
cered Nsao; EeSle confectionery Eranustse. <eoOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, March 1.-THE offerings a the wool auc-
ton sales to-day numbered 1878 bales wool was
good demand. but faulty grades very irrsgs ar
and were frequently bought in Crossbrets we're IN
tive demand for home and German buyers and
lots OF medium were taken by America top prices.
Greasy pieces were very firm and In active request
SCOureds with a steady sale. a small supDiv
Punta Arenas sold at unchanged prices slight ad
Following are the sales IN detail. New south
wales zoe bales: secured isfts "a: greasy. 5kdg
Is Id Queensland. 1900 bales. Is
greasy. I'D Victoria. 1850 bales secured IL 3I
greasy. 6N Is Cd South Australia g Bales secured
Is Sd West Australia. 500 bales, secured. Is id
greasy - l0isd Tasmania, 100 bales: secured 81
o Is I'd. greasy % Q Is Id Sew-Zeaand 500 bales.
secured Is n ais Sd: greasy. sxdQIs Punta 49,
mas. 1900 bales greasy Z Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

can mixed. new. Sd; American mixed. old. Is "a;
futures quiet. March. fs pa d. Nav. - 4isd PEAS
Canadian steady. - I'D FLOUR-St Louis fancy
firm. IS lisa 81 15s. BEEF drm. extra India mess.
61s 90 PORK steady. prime mess Western. bi5 90
HANS-Short cut Il 10 Is -. steady az ass Sd BA-
con quiet. Cumberland Is % 80 n a6s cd: short
rp n long clear mid1les light. IS TO 20
~ ass Cd: long clear uddies heavy, IS 70 80 70 Sss
backs Is 60 70 3Is Sd clear bellies -
70. f3s fID-LDERS-SGuare. n 20 Is 10. quiet
3fs LARD steady. prime western % tierces. SIS;
American refined. pals. as BUTTER steady good
United states Tts CHEESE ste1dv; American finest
white tqs. DO colored Sis TALLOW-Prtue city. dull
25s TTRPENrISE-Sp!rltS ruiet. 4ts EOSl\-S-orn-
mon steady. 7s Sd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. "a d.
TTNSEED OIL QUIET NJ f1s "a LLOW-Australian.
In London. firm. rs Cd COTTOSSEED OIL-Huu re-
fined spot quiet. igs Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool oablssspot cotton
.'i..-lT 500. receipts. i"o. American Loo; MIC
htE-sr. Closed weak ana resar. ae. sole P2a,s HE4-
.'oFern'er a-l N5vamaer-Leoerhr nominal Manches-
F51R kD MEhis,s 5dJs5s ,s , ,se- III limits On
I'm slrus patents. S. sa7ks So vlHts- st-aiehts So
t. fs o SSs % i e &c.; S s5fS' So choice
quoted. ys and -Sv 81 55aSi %: esa-se 81 10
chen ST 80 bulk 80 sacks. o.--eal. SOB so
ss Ts 5asd s7a s3aio5 2roggaol Hi he aoaa5
ea. sad closing l. aet hieae- and July &C above the
So lose q sata.aay The relative hesitation n
Sons n te sogthvct OWNS to rain and snow in kansas
and Missouri although ne week stars out with return
about aroqth n Texas u st Louis and the Northwest
ns. 5s s 81 gsy , vas most P.2H9ua5gs i l
e or a. A2Ts al iatI1ay fg'dsST o i9Petqs was
tss visible supply and an by the bulls 60 the
ticn iron, ~ ve .I x .g ,-,.1 Al+ ~, "a Is
sl--rerfs +---- fs-si. a. - ---ei ,i -5
s.ees " te balance ~ TIC Nooly exports % blr2
ae2 that tae whoa. viz All he wanted home fren e
n J-- Ncv-yor la-Ee. rnterI5- ri.s ne 20 aSoat
e year ago ana seataTd eIcararees Hight 1t
cEi0aeo and -eier % the new. Large sent out
saturday over kansas and Nebraska said nave
ret Win failure indicating The strong attitude II farm, -
ana hCl'rs generally throughout those sections. In de-
al nc market cne1cd lower on the poor cables and heavy
ltls5 shipments advanced Southwest
Tor OLD July az Chicago elsed under the
sHlv q commission house selling and then recovered
tre afternoon the cash situation. stocks
q decrease Cf ~ zoe bushels. 10 red ou05cd
No-thern Dr.1fa. 81 us'< % aG'at CDRN-The Local
market Tor corn was exceedingly c-ll all day. there tiUg
10 sales whatever Tie close stood ronlay Uncasa1e
from che previous night There increase o.. 7lo 600
bushels n the visible supply. which % extent
checked buyt-E Interior receipts small sea
wss reported Tor EXPORT NJ corr tICsci 56'-- D
1f ~. 10 White. 5sc. anG 80 yellow. &c tF0a-
baIcIte Western market Tor cats quiet and barely
steady Increases. % $4,000 bushels The
~ f41ol bushels " local stocks noted cats
closed a. f9- No white. zoe. No white. z1izc and
standard WrJte So. kNE-Na-ket steady. 40 >
Western. S2ec, 20 arrive prompt shipment BARLEY
Ec-sey quiet. Feeding quoted at zoe ana nslts--
- c5c. both 8 2 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15


Cash quotations follows: FLOUR was quiet and
steady. WHEAT-No spring. N209ici No red Ut q99c
CORN-NO . ST. C. 40 . yellow. dZiac. OAIS--NO =
39.sg sOSc: No white. 4td43c RYE-NC IOiac. BAR
55c FLANSEEu-No l. 81 10: 10 Nortnwest-rl, 81 1t.
TIMOTHY SEEp-Prlme. - 10. Gov EIt-Contract
gsate. PORE-Ntess Dol. SlfgSl4 122- LARD
Per 100 70. 81 - '.l.Si 10 CIT NEAIS-Sh0rt ri9s
s. sTteGS1 81. WHIShI-N-Eass OF high wines. 81 -
on the Produce Exchange today the butter
quiet and easy. cresmerIe l+ql'lc; dalries. l3sfzld
EGGS-Neakcr. at marx. cases included. l6'48lIo
CHEESE,-Easler. iO--gllc-
Duluth. March 1f-CIese: WHEAT. No hard S. oo's !;
Northc-r. $3.50. No Northern, SoBs 9lay. So1scs
July. 90 iSc. September SIC
Milwaukee March t4.--WIEAT. No Northern. 81 OF:
No Northern. 81 co., ola July, e33sGsa-sc; RYE
7uEI1c GABL1I. 10 ? t2t65ci sample. 4U95Sc CORN.
No g. 4GI+1e. July. 51s431l'sc
Minneapolis. March 14-VHEAT. May. o9[c; July,
992-; september S5i4c. track No hard 81 %; No
Northern. S1TS1 cola No Northern 81 9S-. -FOUR
patents .5Q$3 co. second patents 50 UtsJ 10;
clears - 6JSS 20. second clears 3 SOQS2 CO. BRAN
On bulk. Si4 80
Philadelphia. March Ii-WHEAr lsRIc higher; con-
grade. March. 81 O5ie$l CO. CORN BE higher:
March 51i. T.Ilz. OATS steady. white. 81 aa52c:
clipped. 52'ac. GUTTER steady. fair demand,
Western creamery 49, extra nearby prints SO EsSGS
Western. 2Uc. marx. fresh southern Igag g2Oc at
mark. fresh Southwestern 1Jt-G- mara. CHEFS
quia New-Y0rS fun creams, choice 20 fancy. l811Ac.
40 fair good, l0yl0'sc Recep-s-Flour, leo bSls
bush: oats 1000 bush shpments-vvheat. AOOO hush;
corn 81 UU0 bush. cat. 10000 bush.
St. Louis. March I4.-CTose: WHEAT No red, cash.
elevator S8isc. May. 93sc July. S5zc hard. zig
csc. CORN, No cash, 4ii=c; May. 464c July. sac;
OATS 10 > cash. ~. May. +Oisc; No white. 45c-
Toledo March I4-C,1se: CI.OvERSEED. cash. So -5i
March, Sc IS. April So g. ALSIFSE prime. S. 40; TIAO-
Y. 81 -.
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Eas.e coa-se ana extra hre E-anua,ed. 4T5c Eeg!e 70
ID bags and 4 taEs q me sT11ulated 4cyc.
cage hne granulated standard gIanuated and aanoEa
g. e'-onsls a 4Soc Sos / az - .. y 4
4lO No =. 4lVe. No 10. 400; No Il. &c. No = 500
l}al iHe Tor raw sugar Is stl drrn. with holeis N
CLie4 70 ask higher prices. but. the other hal re-
ters co not seem want 20 take goods lhey are
L--ttS o. sugar f1- shipment Cuban sugars are nov
6eegay he'd the basis Of slice March shipment
i4 &c ~ Arlii The current cuty paid prices axe rs
I'Ds centrifugal 80 test. s-I6E3'zc, muscoEalo -
<lS-4,tlc, and nO-asses sugar, % 50 = -i-tto<
&c Tie London beet market is AQli@d higher.
N-th Mach ~ $ "a aEa AMI u = 40.
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/ prices In the local msrks, to

VIZ lIhe local market sor cotton closed quiet
elelatons 80 points lower. the q i6 PC
upland and 10 G0c for nniddiing sales
49, lates u spinners Del'--e~cs contract 20
- rtutfern markets telegrrrf-F e. To-
noble Quiet unchanged 81 Iss.c: 20 bales.
urol-s aFsslon trr. hc higher. Baltimore nominal
49, ~ too1c AuEusta easy f-iGc lower f6Ac:
49,. 30 heles ST tyous STEADY Nc higher az i5Ec:
Tsie- ~ nnles Norfok fteadv. unchanged i6Nc:
49, 20 bales Nep-creans o-ief ,fr~h-rr.s - Ia.
fo- .s.y uales Estrrated receipts ieadinF poius
tloTfoW. A. p 40 Z
fs 90 week end so26 last wear Al Galveston 1900
star, end 81 Houston 4, 81 900
Aei week and sea ia.f v.sr 49, -e--
81 the frserir-
N'iel With The dav lssf 49, - D0
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool; March Il. ? Ul-coTToN-Spot. quiet;
prices points higher. American mddlinE fair 9.04d
middling. SsSd. nfddIing. 87Sd. rnIddIf-g.
S6Sd. good ordinary. S5Sd. ordinary 95Sd. The sales
Of the day 1000 bales, OF which 500 for
speculation and export. and Included 500 American
Receipts I0O0 bales. including 900 American Futures
opened steady and closed and Irregular. Amer-
middlinE E c. March. 8G5d, March priL S34d:
Aprfl-May. S3Sd. Afav-June. SD. June-Jrfv sg1d.
July-AuEust. said August September Old: Septeu-
berOctoher. nominal. October November nominal.
December. nominal