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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-10
FOREIGN.


DUBLN, Feb. 9-Great interest - fel
here as TO the outcome Of the split II
toe Nationalist party IN the support OF
csDdid ates in the parliamentary contest
IN Galway. Psrnell today started fol
Gslvsv. 10 take part IN the canvass 81
his Nominee, UNSaea- de xss sccom-
psuied oy Thomas Poser O'CanHer,
Kelly. sexton, ID ssy and Campbell
members of Parliament. Fifty Irish
msnoers OF Parliament hsve signed an
appeal 10 the electors { g AlxAy. asking
them te uphold P4rnelrs romIBee.
Healy, who leads tie opposition to the
election Il OShes, and zho urges the
return of Lynch. he claims 70 have
thirteea followers among the Iriso
members.
CslsnixinG rru>sian Poland.
BERLIN. Feb. 9-The Government bill
caloniziug Prussian Poland with Ger
mas settlers who are to replace the ex-
lied poles. provides for 10000, os
marks 70 defrsy the expenses Of coloni
zation. IL also names the minister's TO
reeul tie the affairs Of the newly popu-
lated Territory, uemoers of both cham
oers of the Diet assisting.
The Persaasive Parneli.
DUBLIN. Feb. 9.-When Parnell,
OConner and OBrien arrived at Gal
way, they we're met by a mob who
iostled the Irish leaders and cried. 10
hell with OShea and Parnell." Healy
VITO had arrived some time previously
hurried to the scene. and pushing his
| way through tie crowd. ID be would
break the head of any man who dared
~. ta.- la s.-
q time. Daring the general meeting
held to take action on the canvass
Lynch made speech, IN which he said
that Parnell had acted like traitor &c
galway In importing Capt. O'Shea q.
Parliamentary candidate of the city
when II had plenty of good native ma
terial. Lynch added that although
Parnell was great man. Ireland hac
made him. These remarks stirred the
factions present into wild excitement
Psrnell then invitei Lynch 10 quiet
talk, and the conversation was moi
long over before Lynch announced thai
be had decided at ParpeIl's request Il
withdraw from the Galway contest.
End OF the Great Riet.
LONDON, Feb. $40 p. m.-The in
creasiDe gravity of the situation la,
inslly alarmed the authorities, An 1 they
have put forth all their energies TO sup
press the ipoipient riot. The polics
force on duty at Trafalgar Square Wa.
enormously increased, and prepared fol
well defined and exhaustive assault
This, after loae struggle. resulted il
pushing the moh into side streets, anC
thus splitting il up. The police fellow
ed up their work, and drove each frag
Bent Of the broken mos until It's ele-
| ments we're dlssipated in the allie, way.
and byways Of the town. Every pre-
| caution has been taken to prevent tn,
rsassemblaee Of the mob. Many of to,
rioters have been arrested, some o.
these we're fined and discharged other,
have been remanded for trial, while q
Rumber have been sentenced to impris
onment for various offenses.
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CarIsLArxs-One application OF steu
arts Chtlblain Lotion vill give relief
Money fsfaaded IL nos s.tisfsssnry
Per sais b A. b SrxvAxx. All
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To Lot.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON TaE
l southeast corner Of Third and Cherry
streets Apply on the premises. las
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

FROM MY PREMISES, IN NORTH
Seattle. about Dec. sth. a dark roam
mare, aeou, IL hands high, branded 49,
In circle has q white star in forehead :
other brand not remembered. Also. her
yearliny horse colt; roam. but darker
han m re aas n small star in iorsheas /;
no brand
Information Leading to their recovery
will be paid for.
jas d2w2 C.B. BAGI,FY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-10

Nsw Blcop. NEv lxvl-fhis q Oh
tanned By unlne ffundsr's Hood Par
aer. For saie evsrywhere. 81 per eos.
de. ix for s. 81
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DR.. n. D. L0NGAKER

RADU ArK OF THE UNIVER-
" slv Of Pennsylvania has perma.
nently located in seattle.
OTfioe ana residence, No. liz Columbia
strest. Ali calls promptly attended
DF. LonSaker makes q specially OF dis
eases Of the
Eye. Ear and Throat.
Treats private, ehronlc and akin diseases.
removes tumors and ulcers without pain
or the Use VI the Anife.
10 patienSs who are suffering from that
annsy ing. painful and troub esome com
paint hkAokRaoIps Or PILLS. Dr. h. H..
LonsaNer would aSsuge Lhem that by his
IN 1oe OF operating ana treatment he can
take the ~os 81 cases OF this complaint anu
MAKE a complete and radical cure. with
out CAV lns Fain 10 The patent " hiie under
the operation. and Will guarantee q care
Ia every case he undertakes nol7
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BEST CHEWING TOBACCO. 50
csuss pss pound, Anti Cody. Al the
North PassAe Nsss Depot. Mn q. ALI
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New groceries are being received at
W. II SHoUpY i Co.'S jas
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ suitable for one o. tive gentlemen
f1rst-elass location. For particulars an
ply II this Office. iaI
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FEpxxAL AssrsrAScK.-Six companies
Of United States sroops, undsr CON.
msnd OF Lieas Col De Rosy lsft Van
coavef At q late hour last evenins -
ro.fs for sesssis. They viii arrive 81
an early hosf this unorutne and vii re-
lieve Cur hoase soldiers fron The ionR
and Axdso1s dasy which they have -
CALAMITY psrfoemed
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n. NJ. HALL, m. D.

onoe In safe epesi, Building. over Mer
cAaSts National Bank
Hours. 10 10 II IL, ! 10 5 and . TO .. m.
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DOG LOST.

BROWN SPANIEL pup. HAD
bells around neck Finder will be
rewarded by returning to BOWMAN &
hANFORD. corner Front and Cherry. & 4
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Rocxxas ut CH.pBouRNx d Co.'S. II
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cnAA .. nuxpAs
WHITE & MUNDAY,

Attorneys at La ~.
Odlcs In whfsss Hock. cor. Hrunt end
OufuDhiA - az
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STEAMER q RAILRoADTRAvN
FOR the UPPER ssAorY.

Str,r Glide c. W. Cove, Master
kANkS YESLER,S wHARF ON
u wednesday and SATURDAY, returning
THURSDAY and Monday. calling AZ stAn-
wool UtsslAdy. Moss Landing. ~ agft
Wy. Mount Nernen. Staring and Ail In
;ermediste points above. For freight or
passsse apply on board or % 9RORaE
rus Fkk On the wharf AMI
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Eye. Ear and Throat.
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASE

NARY A. LONG X ER, VI. D.,
Graduate of Wonan's Medical College
" fennsy lSania,
Once aud rcslaence, liz Columbia ST..
Seattle. Disease. vi the kye lar and
Throat treated as q specially.
Particular attention given TO the treat
ment Of diseases Of wotaen and children.
Consultations in kngiish and German.
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Petty Punishmeat.

sAS FRAxorsoo. Fss. 9-Ju &c Saba
today sentenced Melvin Parker, second
mate OF the ship Santa Clara, convicted
OF beating and vouHding = seaman.
Peter Lssssn, 10 Imprisonment In the
county jail for eighty days from date
Of bis arrest. the = Of last November,
and 10 pay Q nne Of f35. Parker has
already served the full term Of impris-
oument lacking one day.
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Insare With JsMu A OApvv \ IN.
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ordered out.

San FakScrsso. Feb. San anti
Chinese meeting vss held at Windsor.
Sonora coanty, today. aud the Chinefs
we're given ten days In which 10 leave
the town.
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SANTA Rosa (Cal). Fee. "a com
nistee, consisting of Is Of our leading
citizens, shieh vss appointed Al the
anti Chinese meeting held in this city
10 devise some means for sxpeliin9 the
Chinses from this vicinity. visited all
the China houses this afternoon, and
informed the propriesors that after
n ,rch lss the people voaid refuse 10
patrsuixs OF employ them ia say man
ner, nor voald they purchase In any
form the prodasss Of Ohiness labsr.
They Suggested that Il would be prop
Or course for the Chimes asdss these
circumstances 20 make preparations 10
aai, she city after March lisa Assem-
blyman 8. T. Allen and j. T. WInsiox
acted % spokssDen for the COMMITTEES,
and the proceedings we're conducted 10
an orderly aad systematic manner.
The Gains se v-re assured that In case
any violencs vss ct mpted the mem
befs Of the comnittee vsald take the
lead in protecting them
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0o0ielde.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.-Sam1 L. Tbomp-
son, travelling salesman. had a quarrel
early this morning 90 Greenwich avenue
With Alexander Slater, a bartender.
Slater struck Thompson on the head
With his olenohed fist. telling hin, TO the
Sidewalk. Ia bis fall Thompson's skull
was fractured, and he died in the sta
ton house shortly after. Slater said
Thompson struck him in the saloon
with a billiard eae, and that be only re
taliatea when they reached the street.
lhompsoa vas in the cotton business
formerly. and bad fortune Of $500 900,
but lost it all in speculation.
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MILITARY HRAp9uAKrxzs

:. snArrLk. W. T.. Feb. Sab. isssi.
= Al eonsiables and police ofh,ers OF
W city OF Seattle are hereby sathcrixsd
10 directed 10 exercise, under the
elteetien Of the Proved Marshal. the
seessons al their respective offi@s for
We preservation Of peace and good
eeder. All arrests made by them for
s.y Violation of any Law es srdisanoe
= We city Of seattle shsll be reported
~ thsm ~ the Provost Aarshsi. vhs 10
nsfsoy authorized aud directed 10 issas
40 orhcsrs necessary pssses 10 en-
scse them 20 discharge their duties.
~ order Of the Governor.
wArson q. Soufkz.
% Il. q OfKrxs. Adiatant General,
ARoUr rnx srxxxra
Lassis crowds Of msn eoaid b sssa %
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A TTORNEY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n tee In al the justices and Territorial
CourtA Of1oe, ~ rooras o. the Probate
Court, Yeaier- Ieary Building.
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All precautionary mea sGres So prevent
violence or further bloodshed are bein q
taken by tue authorities, who have
ssized FOE the time being ali NE FIRE
arms offered for sale in the city, and
gwen strict orders thai no dealer in
ammunition dispose Of any except upon
an order from Soc authorities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-10

The demand fsr news Of recent doin9s
in Seatsle has been Extraordinary.
vagus reports Of shat vas going on vs Q
spread over the country carly sunday
naornsue, and almost Immediately came
back calls from the great newspapers
add Associated Presses for reports.
This office received at least atty such
calls. the reports asked for ranging from
fifty words 20 four thousand. aud the
plscrs furnished exseodinx all the
way from Victoria 20 Chicago, from
which piacs they vent on 10 Nsv York.
Philadelphia, Washington and other
cities by other rnearA From some OF
the papers came calls tvo OF three
times day far matter, and one payer
asked for hourly bolletins.
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NV YoRK, Feb. "a p. m.-The fol.
loving official notification Of the death
Of Gen. Hancock has j1ss been received:
0ovsRSos's isLANp, N. T., Feb.9
ksjer General W. D. Hancock, United
States Army, died a. 2:35 this after
noon. W. ID. wHrpPLR,
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A8t Ac1 stAbt 0euefhi.
Gen. II ,neock's dsath was the result
Of maiiansnt oarbuncls on the back Of
his neck, which had confined him 10
his b-d for several days. No serious
alarm vas felt hovsves, until Q
few hours before he expired. The
nevs oAussd the profsspdess sorrow
In commercial and financial circles.
a. among bosiness men generally.
whsn the cad event was knovn in the
Exshsness and st the Custom Hooss.
the hAsa vsse Immediately ordered at
half mast. Il hsd not beea generally
known thai 0soesai Hancock Vas III.
and his death sas unexpected Gen
0 nj Hanssck was In Washington geek
ago, and Vas obliged 70 return without
paying bic rsspssss 10 the President
The carbunoie which 0used bic death
made its appeArance On the 4snerArs
neck % the base Of the brain
The Csssmerrisf 1drsrfseer says that
6susrai Hancock has been aiiing for
come time, and has been unable to &C
lively sttsnd 10 bis military duties on
the inland. He suffered from compli-
cation Of ttssassa. bat ssill fcoghs
asainss his ailmsut, bat the recent de-
velopment Of q casbuncle while he vas
at Wnshtngto1 cempeiicd him 10 remain
in bis koase. From this attach be did
nos rally, and his coalition has been
consiaersd peccaFioos for dAy or tvo
90. His oefy go died iaa sutuma,
ana sinse then BE- has NOS been gwen
streucth 10 resist the diseAse with the de.
termination be bad creviousiy exhibited.
When BE- expired bis vifs vsa seside
him. Upon the announcement OF his
death, the nAs 81 his headquarters va
displayed st half mast. and seleeraphio
dispAsches we're cent ta army stations In
the harssr, to army boildines Al Hoos-
Ton and Green streets. and the navy
yard, - yell a. 10 wsskinRtoo and
csAef places- General Hasoosk's con-
dittou has bean the soarse OF mach
snxissy 10 officers and nsu Of his do
pArtosna
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MILITARY HEADQUARTERS.
SxArTLk, W. r., February Sin. 1856.
Any person violating the provisions OF
any Lac OF the United states or Wash
inston Territory, or the ordinances Of
The city of Seattle in force at the time
Of the proclamation of martial Lag
hssstofsre made. will be promptly ar
rssted and sammasiiy dealt With. BY
order Of the Governor,
W. q. SoufRK.
a. n n nsRut~~ Aatntant f2anafai
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
GKhCEREYH.

SUGAR--Pure white &c; or Whit, 51]c;
yellow clarified, 6Acj seconds, 6@j%c;
refined a, 6@6H; graduated. 6lgc; planta.
ton grsnulated, 6Ac; pow dered, 797Ao;
cut loaf, 7a7I4c.
OANlIEs--st cks, al iizcs. in boxes. pals
and barrels, 7Ma9%c.
CNFFEE-C Jnmon, l3%@Itc; ordinary,
1i14c; prime Rio, l6 al6%c; choice to fancy
lie; old government, 4g25o.
S0AP-395%e rer pound.
SALT-Sl % per barrel sacks, hne, 81 IS
al li; coarse, 81 1901 IS; pockets, bleaoned,
2A@7c; car loads from loveo Or depot, Be
canned GOODS, ETo.-Pricos per dor.
on; pineapp o.. 81 259l 90; peaches, 2-lb,
star dard, 81 l5@l % sec uds, Slpl 10; to-
ma'oes, BIB, standard, 9Oc@sl; Bib, Ella
] Is: strawberries, 81 1901 Is: raspberries,
81 lO9l p blsckberiet' !el ~; green
81 6O0l 70; aspai agus, - 60aii green corr
Sl9l 49, pro peas 81 55@l Gj; cove oys-
tors full weight. LIB, 81; cove o,Fter., full
weight, 10, 81 75 cove ysters, light
ight, LIB, Coo; cove oysters, light weight,
bib, 81 10; condensed milk-Cr0wn, o. 100
IS Eagle, 81 IS Swiss, IS 10.
MOLhSsE Lou signa, common to fair,
Is 25ci prime 70 choice, Lew, 404ljc syrup,
209iJc comm to fair, 2Jg &c; Tri &c 20
NEW YORK, December 2l.- CcGce--fair
sales, / lG09 bags; December, II Nc; .Jaln-
Marrh, llA@ll 90c; Ap,i,1lA@il sos; yay,
1lA@llejc; June, H. 0gll CSC; July, II 8!
9ll,9j. Sugar dull and rOminsl; refined
dull; conieoiiOners' 4. GSc; of A, $40
sac; stand I'D A, 63Ed5 Z l6c; powdered
5 l5-l6e61tc; cubes, 8 lS-l6e. Rice 6fm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
HOuaEHOLD SUPPLIEs

APPLEs-Applss. t263; dried apples, ~
@Sl%c per poundfrom store. Dried peaches,
40t0c from store.
VE5ETRBL ES-onions. s. 4OF2 IS nom
store. Cabbage, e. 80; per head, $3.50; 81 rs
from levee or depot per crate. kraut. brls,
81 75d5; half brls, g. 70. Garlic, 10000 per
100 Turnips, see per bushel.
FRUIr-Oranges, yer boz, 81; per barrel,
50 Lemons, S4@l 50 per box. bananas,
81 5000 90 per bunch.
tTS-Cocoanuts- per 100. Peanut
Virginia, Sc; TenneEgos, farmers stock, SO
40; roa ted, 2lSc higher; shelled, lOn. Al
monds. 2lc. Weinuts - tnglish, lSc; French,
l5c. filberts, 121xc. Pccans-rexas, 7GlOe.
Brazil NUS. l2o .tauls-Import1d ~ %
per pound.
RAISINS-L layers SO; layess,s2 IS:
California, s. IS; Imperial, -.
PlUKLES-IL jars, pints, t5'; quarts,
81 so; haif gallons S. IS; gallons, S. -;
loose, barrels, Sc 5017; hplfbarrels, 81 75d
25; mixed, barrels, $40 90; mixed, half
HENsokerel, be1f-bar-els, No. /. s. 80
as; No 2 s.; No 8. 81 So; lOIb kit, No. /,
sos; No. .. 75c; bib, No. 3, is. Dry her
TinSs, ftmily, CSC per box.
GAME-Game fsb, 51dc.
EGGS-Weak, 22e2je.
POTATOES North stock, 81 so Al s..
CIDEA-New 3 ork, IS 5)g7 Ier barrel and
s. 151A per ha f-barrei.
NINEGAk-l0al5c per ga Ion.
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VVGIS,I..

Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed,
1870 Sc; clear grease wool, 2S926o; bury
washed, 2}930c; tub washed, SS@37e.
ST.LOUIS, MO. December q. w ool about
steady; medium, 2lG25t9c; coarse braid,
l6@2lc; low sandy, l39l9j; fine light, Is .
25c; heavy, H92lc.
BOSTON. MASS, December a. Wool
steady, with fair demand Ohio and Penn
sylyania Y, SAC; Ohio and Pennsylvania
NN, 1896; Ohio and Pennsylvania XIX
and above, 97@37nc; Michigan y, S2Isc
0ther Grades unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, December 2l.--
Wool quiet; Ohio, Penn sylvaDia and West
Virginia, 80 gS9c; New York, Michigan, In
diana and Western, S2dSS,; 6ue washed de-
lalne, y and M, 3ls93Sl; medium washed
combinR an delaine, 4OIilc; coarse washcd
Snnhs ma uSiain1, J,%2SC tGo WalpJJu go
laine, 3Q@32c: ovarse unWashed cembing
and delaine, 1881.
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CORN FED CATTLE-Choioo, 4c;

CORN FED CATTLE-Choioc, &c; good,
GRASS OATTLE-Choioc, 3@S]1c; good,
2h9Sc fair TO medium, 29213c; ecallnwass,
IMlkc.
HOGs-Choice, 41Ec good, 4c common, -.
SHEEP-choice, 4c; medium, 319c. Choice
lambs, 4}3c per pound.
KANSAS CITY, NO, December 1.-The
LiUe Stock Indicator reports: Cattle-re-
c'ipts, 1853 head; Shipments, ll9 heads;
market weak; COWS 5blQc l0weri good TO
choice shipping steers, S3 1904 35; common
to medium, 90 25d3' S5 stOckers, ~ s5"2 IS;
ieediug steers, 81 S0d3 40; COWS, 81 50@2 80.
lIOgs-recaipts, IL, Sl6 hefd shipments, lO4
head; market weak ald ltc lower; good to
choicJ, 81 1904 Is; common TO medium, 81 ~
a. Is. Sheep-recoipts, 81 head; shipments,
none; mHrketsteady good to choice, 81 COG
8 20; common TO medium, 81 5O92 40.
CHICAGO, ILL, December n. - Tho
DroUcrs' journal reports. Cattle receipts.
COCO head; shipment, 1000 head; M rket
slow, and 5@lOG loHor; shipping steers, $50
to 1900 pouncs, 81 3Old 20; siOoheTs and feed,
ors fairly active, s5d3 10; COWS, bulls and
IN Ned, 81 5la340; bulk, % l092 30; I Xgs
cattle, 81 1908 10, Hoes-reoept9, 5000 head !
shipments, 600 head; market slow gnd
rather weak; rough md mixed, 81 5000 20:
packing aud shir ping 81 1904 60; light, s. 81
Ct4 p; skips, So 25@3 so Sheep-receipts,
| 5000 head shipments, 2OOO head; market
weak, ana 100 &c lower natives, 50 2n@l 20
| Western, 81 1903 90; Texans, s. 2593 10.
| I.4utb. #4nl Rl
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
MOEEY 3 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAX.
Cotton 0niet-Middll1g, S Is 16Centa
Sales Yesterday, 5IOO
Bales.

Money Is in pretty sctive demand
at per ce-t. Finances are easier. Lo'a.
securities are strong. The cotton market is
quiet; middling, S l5-l6,. Sales, 54Ojbales'
AtNea ork spots re duieta and easy; mid
ding, 9 loo. Futures quiet end steady,
and. to points lever; December 929S
s.SOc.
A Leading New York cotton circular says
Of tho speculative market: Trading was
only fair, ami with supply rather exceeding
the outlet another sbrinkage 4 points
took place, followed By fractional reeoy-
cry and somewhat steady showing at the
close"
At New Orleans spots we're quiet; mid
ding, sl5 &c., Futures easy aud steady and
2to3 points lower; Deoenber, s.939S Csc.
At Liverpool spots were dull in buyers
fayor; m'dding, 5hi. Futures easy;
December. January, 3 a :, buyers.
The general market presents o qRiet
feeling. r,,no,,
-Four ban6rci SKIS bran, l 0 pkgs but'o-, ,
bacon, 4G pkg5 bOUtsand shUos, $3.50 bu corn,
SO lkGs chee c, q sks fee, ears cOttDG
seed, 1855 ks cotton sect, y pkgs dry goods,
- phgs O-ENs nll uFle uouti $50 'Aica III = -
pkg. h ats. ~ BID hogs, Gs hi cattle, IS, 900 IL
lumber, ~ iiEs liquors, l43 or mo asses,
$50 bril- potatoes, II cars PORK sides, hhds
sugar, 500 brs sug r, lJ0.pkgs tobacco, GOO bu
VIII at and - br rice.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the am 1uut OF grain
received, withdra gn and in store by regular
elevators. ~ reported 70 the Merchants. ES-
change yesterday: wheat ia store, 1867 bu.
Corn received, iSJ bp; withjra Gu, s51 bu;
in store, 4l62 bu. Oats received, 800 bu;
wi hid avn, 4'53 bu; in store, 2l7 3A bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
CHANCERY SALE
.REAE ESTATE.

No. 6O59, R.-Chaucory Court of Shelby
county state Of Tennessee W.. s. s.
WRro ot al.
TlY virtue Of nm ln'orlocutory docrco for
4 , sale entorOd in th, above cause on the
"a day Of December, 1886, M. y. IS, page
39t, | will sol at publ auction, to tho high
ont bidder, In front Of tho Clerk and Masters
Office, courthouse o. Shelby county, Menu
satmriny, SIh dny Of January, Iss7,
within legal hourH, the following described
property, situated IN tho city of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit;
An undivided . ~ interest in certain
lot, described AZ iollowa; Beginning ut the
southwest corner of tho Read lot, on tho
north side of Union street, running lhonoe
westward with the north line of Union
street 20 feet, moro or loss, to n stake stand
ing A3 teot, moro or less, east Of tho east
Abut ont of tho bridge over tho bayou.
thence northwardly 1897 foot, more or less,
to the point whore the hypOthcnuso OF the
triangle lot Of the lirinkloy heirs, on the east
Of the bayou, cuts tho south limo OF old
Union street; thence eastwn dly with the
south line of old Union street IS feet, more
or lees, to tbs west line Of tho Road lot;
thence southwardly with said Read line to
the beginning,
Terms Of Salo--0u credit Of six months,
interest bearing notes with good security re-
quirod; lion retained, redemption barred.
This December 10, 1886.
s. / MCDOw ELL, Clerk aud Master.
by b. II. Coleman, d. q. and VI.
Il, III K q. w, uoiGkell, collectors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22

DRU as Quinino, p. & W., 90 zoe; cans,
65c; New York quinine, o., Csc; cans, t0c /;
b \ 5. qaini929, 60, Cos, cans, 90 ;
visls, 81 10; New York morphine, Is or 81
per o. /; o. Wills, S2G; cinchonidia, | on.
walls, 49, OF % Gang, DO o.; gum
op un, per pound, SO 40; iodide potash, 81 50
pr pound, inclusive; 2ubnitrato bismulh,
o. 20 POT pOuud, inclusive; chloroform, 4jc
per pound blue mass, i}c per pound calp-
mol, 7ic per pound: mercury, 7Oe per pound {;
choral IA drate, 81 50 per pound; camphor,
27c or pound alcohol, barrels, per gallon,
PAINTS AND UIL-Whito lead, Col
lier's, 7lac per pound o 0pound lots, 7c per
pouu d. 70 0if, Is days; Southern Nhito lead,
ne per pound; 500 pound lots. &c, 2Iac OF, Is
days; boiled linseed oil, 43C per gallon, by
barrel raw, Acc; turi ontino, 1919 per gallon,
nv barrel