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Daily globe., 1883-06-11

THE New York Herald understands the
platform adopted by the Ohio Republi-
cans last week, 80 be plain confession
that the Ohio Republican managers fear
and anticipate defeat. 1t is no more than
a very unblushing, begging letter, ad-
dressed to the Ohio voters" That is an es-
innate that all thoughtful, bipartisan men
put upon the platform and Republican at
titude for the opening campaign.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

THE Georgia wool clip this year is one
of the largest ever known. Four of the
most important wool counties have fifty
thousand more sheep than ever before,
and the increase of that stock throughout
the state is general. Cotton is not the
only king, if indeed, king at all.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
The RirDp

The river opposite this port is on a
stand, with scant nine feet in the channel.
The Keokuk, of the Saints line, which
left st. Louis last Monday evening, arrived
here yesterday morning with 25O tons of
freight, forty five passengers and fifty head
of stock. She left at in the afternoon
with sixty passengers and seventy five tons
of freight. The Minneapolis will be up to-
day, to return at noon tomorrow.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

Prospects Of' Il Big Passenger R"te CIT.
CHICAGO, June 10.-No cut in passenger
rates between Chicago and New York has
been announced as yet, us result of short
ening time by the Michigan Southern and
the removal of its through trains from the
Great Western to the Canada Southern,
which went into effect to-day, but rumors
are rife of a rate war impending, with a
promise that it will assume large proper
tlOns.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

Iowa has eight colleges, which is quite
too many for so young a state. The
modern college is hardly ever above the
High School grade, and is drawback to
thorough, valuable education.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

A CLERGYMAN of Providence, r. l., pre-
pared an able sermon, exhorting the gov
ernor to veto a new liquor law, and
afterward discovered that the governor of
that state is not vested with the veto
power. When clergymen step aside from
the church to mingle in the affairs of state.
they should have some knowledge of polit-
ical science and history.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

TIE kid gloved congressman from this
disurict-Mr. W. D. Washburn-maintains
a good deal of gorgeousness in Washing
ton. 1t is currently reported among Sin
siders that his Washington establish
ment has been costing him $40, 900 year.
This is pretty handsome sum in view of
the salary being but $4,000. He has now
rented Don Cameron's residence for two
years at $4,000 per year rental, or
one thousand dollars more than his salary.
A@ the Cameron mansion is very large and
in more fashionable quarter than his
PREVIOUS residence, the $4,000 will prob
ably be increased by quite large amount.
evidently pays to be in Congress on a
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

WITH horse races, base ball matches,
wrestling tournaments, etc, in generous
quantities the American people just man
aged to keep themselves amused last
week.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

$4,000 salary. As Mr.. Washburn has
made his lease for but two years it is evil
dent that he expects to have to surrender
to Mr. Fletcher at the end of his present
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Officer E. A Bassett, who is an adept
with his pen, is busily engaged in writing
up and filling up the commissions of the
officers.
Charles M. Foote, who has been confined
to his residence with a sprained ankle and
int1ammatory rheumatism, has SO far con-
valesced as to be able to be out again.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

EVERY third paragraph nowadays in
the Massachusetts newspapers commences
Gov. Butler" ''Gen. Buuler," Butler has,
ETC., and it would seem that he is keeping
the old commonwealth quite comfortably
agitated. He had Ex-Gov. Rice on the
Tewksbury investigation witness stand the
other day and pulled out quite handful
of aristocrstic feathers, and he now pro-
poses to make similar exhibition of Ex-
Gov. Thomas Talbot, of BilIerica.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

GEORGE PECK, the faunnygraphist, gave
the Chicago and Milwaukee newsboys a
''blow OUT yesterday and theywill now raise
their yell for his newspaper above high g.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
HIS Head Cut OF.

CAIRO, Ill, June 1O.-A boy ten years
old by the name of Beschee, attempted to
jump on Wabash freight train this even
ing and fell under the wheels and had his
head cut off.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11

The following head lines in New York
paper of the 7th will be refreshing in this
locality:
Succumbing to the heat. The mercuy up in
the nj etes and many persons prostrated.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
ST. PAUL, MONDAY, JUNE II, 1883.

THE crop reports over the wires pro-
claim that corn is to be king" this year.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
WELLS "ROUGT on CORNs,"

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Coms
warts bunions.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
NJ n II 1[EA-POLIS

oF "cA-N0. Washington Gces.uo. a2-
n 'ste Nto0IIets Office Aossrs f.,o.. 8
8 ~. to f0O'cJccksp. M.
Daily globe., 1883-06-11
PIrrsFoRD. Mass. Sent. %. ISIS.

SIRs-I have taken Hop Bitters and recon-
mend them to others, as 1 found them very
beneficial.
MRS. J. W. TULLER,
Sec Moments Christian Temperance Union.
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BUTTER S0(a3sc; dairy, 24G
&c; butterine, 1SS20c; country, 171Sg2Oc.
CHEEsE-Prime flats. l2gl21zc; full cream, 1515
MESS PORK-s20 per barrel; sugar-cured hams.
lS24gl3z9c; breakfast bacon, l391314c; clear rib
BULK @EATs-Packed-elea sides, lO5sa10lzc;
clear rib, iG1s@l0Hci shoulders, re.
FRESH MEATS-Beef headquarters, 61Tc fore
quarters, Ss4e City dressed hogs, loo; country
LARD-fferce, 1I7Sc: halfbaTels, 121Sc; kegs,
121Ic; 2O-lo pals 1i5zc; half-paiIs i21sc; Ioefb
tins. l2sc; BIB tins, l21c; Glib tins, 1251c; leaf
lard 81 higher per cwt.
New YORK, April 10.-Pork quiet but
fm; new mess, $40 12IsSl9 s715; options wholly
neglec ed prices nominal. Lard firn; prime
steam, IL 42199ll4712c.
LOUISVILLE, April 1e-Provisious dull.
Pork-new mess, SIS 70. Bulk meats-sheulders,
re. Bacon-shoulders. s14c. Sugar-cured, hams,
l21zc. Lard quiet; choice kettle.rendered, l214e.
CINCINNATI, April l0.-Pork .te,dy,Sl8 so.
Lard firm, 10 size Bulk meats quiet but steady
snoCldefs re; clear rio, l0c Bacon steady shout
ders, $40; Gear rib, lo.90c; clear. 11zc- Butter
trail Ohio, zoe.
ST. LOUIS, April 10 Butter and eggs un-
changed Pork quiet; SIS % cash, SIS Tx bid
May. Bulk meat lower; long clear, $500; shor!
clear, assoc; short NIB, 10 zoe; short clear, lie.
Lard lower; ANAL lots, 1o5zc.
New ORLEANS, April I0.-L,rd dull and
lower teree, 1l1Sc; key 119sc. Stock of provision,
shoulders, packed 7.55c; sides, 1876. Bacon
shoulders SIC; long clear, 10 90c; clear rib
sugar-cured hams-choice cAnvassed, 121S9l3c.
CHICAGO, April 10-Pork moderately act.
i've and higher SIS cash and April, SIS l21&alS Il
May, SIS 32Me1s 50 June, SIS 471z@ls 50 July
Lard-demand active and higher; liz oil. p ~
cash and April, IL 35c May, 1l40Hll .42lC
June. IL. 45111.471Sc July. Bulk eats IN fair de
mand; shoulders 7.7Oc; short lib, 1o05c; short
clear, 1O,4oe. Butter in fair demand; creameres
1sI3)c; dairy, l3d26c.
CGlL-Pork frmer, advanced 2I<c May and
June; advanced &C July. Lard steady and un
changed,
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GENERAL NEWS.
Business fair.
WEATHER superb,

BUSINESS fair.
WEATHER superb.
The Tiger is going on the docks at Fort
Pickering.
AMOS DAY went out second clerk on the
Ida Darragh yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 779 baIes of
cotton, % bsgs of seduction and 2Io5 sacks OF
cotton-seed.
TIE tugs Billy Kilby and V,nsenSurg
both arrived from New Orleans yesterday, where
they left big lows of slaves.
TEE W. P. Halliday passed do IN for New
OrlesUs with 400 tens, adding here small lot.
She was only Is hours out from Cairo, including
landings.
CAPT. 4. c. DoNHALl.Y. = weil.knowu
steamoostmin, fell from his horse in TT sf spo-
Plexy Al Morrow, o., yesterday, and died trnme-
dIatslg.
The Bsile Memphis, from Vicksburs yss-
terdsy morning, discharged here 200 bales Of cot
ton, added lot OF way iTeisht, and left Tor 81.
Louis on nm2
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River so feet
inch-r.se inches yesterday. The riGes sewheIe
have Stacked OF to leT inches at each point ex-
coping 81 Leayenworth, where tao Missouri rose
foot inches.
Ill HE CITY OF Vicksburg, which passed down
tor cksturg yesterday morning, discharged here
1913 packages and added so tons Capt Riley has
assumed command, having recovered from his
spell OF sickness
THE James W. Gaf arrived early ye.tsr.
day morning with $3.50 packages of freight, and
LEFT last night with 2s5 bales of cotton 400 barrels
of oil COCO sacks OF oil meal, lot of way freight
and fair trip of passengers.
CAPT HENRY PARTEE, one of the pilots Of
the City of st. Louis, says the new boat beat
any business time made between st. Louis
aud New Orleans, and rice versa. He says she
handles as easy as a grind organ.
THE towbost Charley Brown arrived here
sst evening with boats and 10 bsrges of Pttsburg
coal fer Brown Jones. Ia backing in to land on
the night OF tue sth instant below Plum Point she
sunk boat and barge and spent all of Monday in
getting the balance OF her tow in order to land
here. Tho entire tow is for this mirkst.
TIE Hard Cash wore her flags at half
mast yesterday on account of the death of one of
her pilots. Mr.. L. R. Nixon. son of Hugh Nixon,
the veteran White river pilot Young Ni1on's ILL.,
has been of short duration, having died at
home where he WAS prosIratcd with congcstion
last Wednesday. His funeral will take place this
afternoon from the family residence, No. 40 Lau-
derdale street
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HousEhoLp suPeLles.

VEGETABLEs-Onions, 81 75G13 for gel
low from store. Potatoes, 81 % per barrel for
peaehbows: 693S5e per oashel sacked; early rose,
81 IS; New York rose, s. %; peerless, ~ %; early
russell 81 Is; early Goodrich, s. . New York peer
les 81 IS. Sweet potatoes s.; seed y; round lots
from leyee 1Os85c Chespcr. Cabbage, 81 50s5.
Celery, 40 960c pr doz. New kraut, in whisky bar
rels So Ia 4O-eaOn barrels, S5l5 50; in hsli-bar-
rels. 81 a0e2 70 Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUIrs-OraugeS. - seas per barrel snd case;
So per box for Sicily, 81 Tor Florida. Lemons, 6
per box. Bananas lgl 50 per bunch. Cocoa
nuts nomiuElly Sc per hundred. PsauUts-NiT-
ginia hand-picked, Toe; Tennessee red &c; white
&c; roasted 2ISc higher shelled, l0c Almonds 10
@20c. Texas pecsns, 99lsCi Arkansas, 4esiLac
English walnuts, 14glec. Filberts 1Sc Brazil
NUS l0610Le RAisins-Lnndon layers, So; I'm
perial, sl Dehesa, IS 80, Brandy cherries, "a per
dozen
APPLEs. ETC Apples, choice grades, s4e4 Is
from store; medium, SPAS Dried apples SIG
nc per pound from store. DRIED peaches, 1d41ac
from store. Cranberries. SIC per barrel. Pickles,
medium, barrel, 81 50: haltbarref 81; pint jars,
81 p per dozen; quart jars, 81 d592 per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, $Sds 80 per barrel, and "a SOC
4 rs per half-barrel Vinegar, l5SlSc per gallon.
EGG5--lSc.
PIGS FEEr-In barrels. IS 5Oas; halfbarrels,
81 25a4 so; kegs, 81 %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kit, No. 1, 81; No. ., 9oc =;
l5-lbs No s. soc: half-barrel. 50 lbs, $500. White
fish No. l. per half-barrel, So. Dried herrings, per
box, 25d3Oc; North Carolina roe herring, half
baEEel. 60 so.
quality. Turkeys, SllSlS. Ducks, s. sega
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GROCERIES,.

sueAR-Pure white, Sc; yellow, S3@s3c;
open kettle, 65z&7szc; refined A, 94c; grsnu-
lated, 914c; powdered, 1OA9lo%c; cut loaf, 1O149
10kc.
OLAssEs-Louisisns, common to fair. So 45c;
prime to cnoice. 50a5jc; centrifu2sls IS 95oc, as
10 grade; fancy 5Sg6Oc.
CoFFEE-Common, eg91%c; ordinary, $40
l015c; fair, 10k Gle; prime Rio, 129l25zc fancy,
l4c: old government, % G26c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Pfices per dozen: Pine
AT ,lss, 81 co; peaches, 2lbs, standard, 81 So;
Sc 'nds 81 20; tomatoes 2lbs, 81 20; los, 81 S.
r1Fberies 81 50 pberfe. 81 50; black berries,
81 81 green gases 81 50i green corn 81 l0l Co. green
peas 81 90; cove oysters No l, 81 20 No ?, 81 SO;
full weight light weight. No. /, 6je; Nc. 2, 81 %;
condensed nilk-Crowu, IS %; Eagle, IS 70; swiss,
Sc 25
sALT-I'er carload, 81 50 per Darrell 81 60 in
sRcks; pockets, bleached, 25ESsc.
SOAP-4d6Lac per pound.
BAGGIEG AND JIES-Bagging, 91ajI01zc, &C.
cording TO weight. Ties. arroS, 81 so.
NEW YoEK, April 10.-Cofse firm; Rio,
7gS.I5c Sugar dun and unchanged. Molasses
steady, with q fair demand.
NEW ORLEANS. April l0-Coffss slrcng
and higher; Rio cargoes, common TO prime, 20
lie. sugar quiet; common to good common, 6ise
sc; fair 10 fully fair, 65[q1c; prime, 1s975sc;
yellow clarified iss4oc; prime TO choice white
clarified, SIC. Molssses nominal; rcboiied prime,
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EXPORTS.
BSE6pSTUFFs.

CoRN-Wbite, 6l@62c; mixed, 6O06Ic
from store; round lots in bulk, sheiled. white
white mixed. 5Ig55c; yellow mixed, 5Ie55c.
CoRNMEAL-standard, 81 10 from store; loc
cheaper from mill levee and track, as to grade.
OATS-White. 57g5Sc from store; mixed, 53a54c
from store; black, SOC from store; red, zoe from
HAY-Choice, from store. S5a90c; prime. 75,ssOc /:
prairie, 45s5Oc; round los from Ievee or depot,
S2d3 per ton cheaper.
BRAN-S2062l per ton fromstore.
FLOUR-FTOm stOre-extra, 50 IS: double extra
425 family, So %; extra family IS so; choice 50 GO
patents, s7g7 50; round lots fom Ieyee or track
25c cheaper.
oArAEAL-In half barrels s4 5O94 rs from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 5es5
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store, saga 25.
WHITE aEANs-Navy, 81 S5s3 from store me-
RICE-LoIisiana, common 51ss7c; Carolina,
6%aSc.
LOUISVILLE, April lo.-Flour steady aud
firm Wheat quiet; No. red winter, 81 O6Sl OS
Cora steady; No. white, 54c; No: 2 mixed,
$3.50. Oats quiet; mixed, Western 45c.
CINCINNATI, April l0.-Flour dull; fam.
lily, "a so. Wheat in ia r demand 81 O754 Corn
quiet bu' drm, 53c. Oats stronger, A5(ai5Lc. Rye
frmer, 6lIs62c. Barley steady, e2sOSc
NEW OK, April l0.-Flour dull; super-
cash gtsdts higher. and options i4I54c higher;
uugraaed winter red, 81 OGgl %. Corn Ia@l14c
higher; uograded, % Ssic.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprii ~ -Osts Gull, Ole
Hay quiet and weak; prime, S15Gl6; choice sI7@
is. Rice scarce aud hrms; or1inaEy to prime, So
SIC. Some apprehension OF overflow in this Vi
chilly mas depressed business
ST. LOUIS April 10 - Floor - FANNY.
"a 5Os4 81; choice. s5s5 10; fancy, 50 1895 H.
Wheat higher and unsettled: No. req, 81 % .ash .
81 O65sal Ola May, 81 as 81 e9 June, 81 $50
/ 0514 July, al 03ts august, 81 GE1Ssl O2i4 the
year; No. 3 red, 81 Con uusettles, but higher
and fairly active; 4j54 r45c cash. al nI71sc Say
4g d5Oc June, 554sly214c July,44jSc the year. Ga
higher; i, 4 H4l1@c casn. 4-zsc Nay, Age June,
3sLc July Eye Sow $50 S1IC bid. Barley quiet
55at75c. C0Fnmesl firm, g 80.
afternoon BedTd.-Nheat active, firm and high
or; 81 COZ bid April, 81 OS &ay, 81 Oy5s June,
81 e55s July, 81 OF bid August, a. O3iz ;ne year
Corn Stroag and higher; sSisc May. Bose June,
5215tj25sc July, 42e the year. Oats hi gheT; 4z.c
May, 1i5sc June, sS14c July.
CHICAGO. Aprl, TO- Flour dull and un-
changed. Wbeat-demand activ., aud prices
have advanced 81 coz bid april 81. C55a
May 81 0IIs Jaue, 81 0754 July; No; Chicago
sp,ing, " oO1s9l 0-s%; 80. red winter, 81 %
cash, 47zss49c Apr1i 535sc May 5j:4c June 56s &c
July. Oats active and higher demand chiefly
speculative: 4l49il5sc cash 3Sc bid April, AZ &c
May, 4lS4Qil1se June, 405zSi05sc July. Rye
steady, 56c. BARLEY quiet bui stezdy, 75c.
Cdu-Wheat irregular; advanced &c April,
declined &c June. Corn steady; advanced "a
April; Oats higher; 425sg43c Nay, 4l1sc June,
keceipis-Flour II, 600 barrels; wheat. 1900
bushels corc, 260 900; oats, 600; rye $780, bar
ley, 81 900. Shipments not quoted.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
REA - Z "A II Il.

No. 1853, R-Chsncery Court OF Shelby county
The State of Tennessee for its own use, etc., vs..
J. @. McDavitt ct al.
PY virtue OF an interlOcutsry decree for sale en-.
ID tered in the above cause on the 10th day Of
February, 1888. / will sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, IN frOnt OF the Clerk and MAS
ter's Office, courthouse of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, ssssiI ~, 7sSs.
wlLEdn lessl h0ursl tne t3liowlng described prcT-
er,y, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to.wit:
Lot No. DO second street, in the city Of Hsm-
phis: Beginning at tho Intersection Of the wc-t
line OF Second strest With the north lire OF the al
ley between Washington au6 Adams sHeets;
thence north with the west line OF Second street
70 feet; thence west parallel With Warrington
street i4s5S feet to the alley hetwetk Second AID
Main streets, thence south with said alley 20 fsSy
to The hrst alley named; thence With said alley
also part OF lots 275 aud 276 on the west aide OF
Second street city Of Heuphis: Begi1ni at =.
sta Ike the west side of second street 6iX feet
north along the west line of second street 24s feet
TO = stake; thence West parallel with Exchange
stree 7414 feet 10 stake: thence south AMI par
Allel VITO Second street 2i4 feet 10 stake; thence
the beginning.
Also a lot on the south side OF Washington st. In
the city OF Aemphis; Beginning on he south side
OF Washington street 200 feet east of the east line
TO a stake, thence south 1854 feet 70 alley |,
thence west psrall Fl vita Washington street SO
feet, more or less, 70 stake; thence north 1tSH
feet, more or less. 20 the beginning.
purchasers executing notes with approved sscu-
nty; lien retained for purchase money, and all
equity Of redemption barred. his March ~, 1883.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk aud Master,
VIM. M. Smith, +. II. Heiskell, @. W. EeIskell
Solicitor.
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The New Orleans future market opened steady
A. u, steady, closing steady. Sales, $500 bales
Closing quota tions were as follows:
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Future MovtMENTs.

The Wyoming, Capt. Frank Stein, is due
up for the Ohio river.
The Andy Baum, Cap. II. J. Vinton, is
the Friday packet for Cincinnati.
THE dependent steamer Centennial,
Capt. Thomas l. Davidson, is due up to-day for
ct. Louis
TIE City of Baton Rouge, Capt. II. E.
Bixby is the Anehor-Line packet this morning at
10 oclock for Cairo and st. Louis. Jas C. KltOn il
her clerk.
THE Ida D.rrsgh, C1pt. E. B. Smith, is
the packet this evening at 5o'clock for all points
on Arkansas river. J. n. Thompson and Amos
Day are her clerks
The Henry Frank, Capt. J. F. Hicks, will
ieaus and all intermediate landings. All Grissom
and Henry Seaman are her clerks.
TEE De.s Adams, Cap. Thos. A Foster,
4 the LeeLins packet this evening At O'Clock for
and Charles Bourae are her clerks.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Marx R. Cheek,
is the United States mail packet tomorrow even
ing at CLOCK for Arkansas City and all way land
iugs. Walker Outlaw is her affective clerk.
The O.-Liae packet New Mary Houston,
Capt Chas. Miller, will pass up this eyesing at S
O'Clock for Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati. III
lott KILLER and Frank Miller are her clerks.
THE Jams. Lse, Capt Lloyd Whitlow, 10
the packet this evening at O'Clock for Helena,
Frisrs Point and all way landings Arthur
Browne i. her clerk assisted by PlatI Rnosdes and
viii Ashford.
TEE slessnt passenger steamer Golden
Crown, Capt. E. l.. shinkle, is the O.-Line packet
this eyr ming at 5o'clock for viek.buIg, N.tchea,
Chant V. shinkls is in charge of her office.
TEE Hard Cash, Capt. Ed C. Postal, is
the packet this evening at O'Clock for all points
on White river, going through to JacksonDort and
ana Black rivers. c. N. aud Jos. Postal are her
clerks
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Negotiations Between tue Grand Truuk
AID Canadian Pacific.

LONDON. ApriI 10 Negotiations between
the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacihc railways
made fuuher progress to-day. 1t is understood
thar an agreement was practically settled on which
will end the rivalry between the two companies
The following is the basis on which uEder-
standing was arTiged at: The Grand Trunk recog-
opoly Of al, traffic 70 and IRON the NORTH COST
The Canadian Pacific will abstain from invading
the territory OF the Grand Trunk, ana both lines
will interchange all traffic pOssi BILE IN u manner
m utually convenient aud 10 the interest OF the re
spectiye lines Ii the construction OF the Ontario
and Quebec rail say slould not be proceeded
with, which, in the ligat of this agreement, may
net De improbable, equal facilities for bOtd com
pa les VIII be proceeded with by dup ication, ex-
isLi 6 lines or lhc construction OF loop lines
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sc small SEC; No. 2, SOC: No. 3. zoe. 10 l. I0c
MinG-So /, 4Oci 30. . &c; No. 8. &c: scabz Sc.
Sku-k--bldcz. 6JcGsl 10: short StTipe 30 u65c;
rarr0V, l5Gt25ci white and bread. 7loc- inside
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
FOR cssed. ciyit, l99l5c. W&eat, l11i0c; house
c2f, 1uEl5c. NJlf-lsrge, 2Jc' 10 s.. small. lg 70
go Forgery 1oc to t5c open, and sc 10 e1c
cs-eG kits, lec 4 Sc rei 2jc - zoe open and SEC
% 81 ) c@sed. Otter-NO. j. s.. No. ?, g, N. -
s. 20. No T. Sl-Opeu, 10 Der cent. less, and cubs
25.f4Os. Beaver. sjc 70 81 each or e1Il 81 per
pound for clean, well peltad. Bear-brOwu and
grizzly, 81 % IS; black g - so: cubs 7jc 10 s.
bgcger, l0c 10 75C OpOssum, 5@I0c open TO IO9l5c
cased. Muskrat. sc % I5c.
LEATFER-O2k sole, per pound, 37140c; hem
lOck; 27T5Oc; harness. 3693Oc; skirtiug, 37G3Gc;
French calf s40g6Jc per dozen; domestic calf, $50
G345c DER dozen.
FEATHERS-PFiIne, 4Oc.
WOOL-Tub-wa.hod, 25935c per pound, IN
washed, Is 6f2Sc; bury. IO01l6c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-11

NERVOUS DEBILITY

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-11

Cattle receipts the past week very light; the
prices remain firm and unchanged from last
and the demand for all grades very good.
Mich cows slow. Sheep receipts have been
rather heavy the past week. with prices quite as
strong as last report. In hogs the receipts are
light; the market is bare; choice grades are in de-
mand prices firm as quoted. Quotations are as
follows:
C0RN-FED CATTLE-Choice, S. 50a6.
GRASS CATTLE-Cboice, s4@S4 So good. IS S31S
a fair to medium, 81 1898 Is; common, 81 50Gs2.
SHEEP-Choice wool per 10, &c; medium per 10.
5@51Sc, common per head, $l@l so.
HOGS-Choice, corn fed, 81; medium and heavy
S616 50; common, sos so.
COWS AND CALV ES-Good mich cows with
young calves, per head, s10Sio; yearlings per
head Sc