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The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20
A Man of One Idea.

'Did it ever occur t. you that jerks
must be very narrow minded persouT
said travelling man to his wife.
"BIr. jerks who has but one eye7"
Eyes; you mention the popularity
upon which base my conclusion"
DO you think him necessarily mar
row minded simply because he hasn't
two eyesl'
Exactly"
'Because he's a man Of one eye,
dear. - Merchant Traveller.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20
TIE YELLOW FEVER.

DR.. Neal Mitchell, President of the
Board of Health, of Jacksonville, Fla,
issued the following official bulletin for
the "a hours ending Tuesday, New
cases, So; deaths, 2; total cases, 3, 675;
total deaths, Ais. Two physicians re-
signed Tuesday, and feft for Camp Perry.
Others have reconsidered their former
action, and will remain. Dr. J. M.
Fairlie, Secretary of the Board of Trade,
died. He had been down with fever
nearly a week, and was already worn
out with continuous watching of sick in
his family He was a native of Scotland
and has resided in jacksonville since
1879. The prevailing opinion still holds
that the epidemic is nearing its end, al
though the new cases are numerous. The
physicians say that oitcntimes the dis
ease is more fatal at the close than at the
height Of an epidemic Of yellow fever.
DR.. ]. f. Hartigan, reports to the marine
hospital bureau, from Jitusyillc, Fla,
thar he has investigated that city, and
Sanford, and finds them both healthy.
lie will leave for Orlando. Surgeon
Hutton tclcgraphs from Camp Perry,
Fla, that ten nurses will leave there for
New Orleans. Montgomery has re-
moved quarantine regulations against all
points in Alabama, except Decatur, Ala,
and jackson, Miss. Three cases Of
yellow fever, all eolored; no deaths.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20
EMPIRE PREDtC TED.

The German newspapers speak dis
trusungv Of the situation in France.
The Asrt. Gcr10m Gaset'e quoting the
1ong9 irouiral comments on Premier
Flaquets revision bib, iudorscs the pres
dictioH of tac 1hmps taa. an empire IS at
land. The TnqihettAinks that some
thing uuczpseied will happen in France
and iuat tac doom 81 the moderate re-
ullJilcln party Is sealed.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20
A Northern Water Route to Ycnisoi.

A Northern Water Route to Yenisef.
A wealthy Russian merchant named
Sibiriakof has expended largo sums of
money in endeayoring to reach the Yen-
isei river in Siberia by tho northern
water route. He has always failed,
while British sea captaia named Wig
gins has successfully made three trips
and has recently started on fourth.
Virgins states that the Russians fail
ure is due to the fact that tho ships
employed by him were not fit for SUCH
voyage and got caught in the ice.
The Russian government has shown its
appreciation OF Captain Virgins en-
terpriso in opening tho northern route
by granting him special trading privi-
leges for five years. The profits of the
trade are said to be enormous. A first
class ships mast 60 feet high can be
bought on the Ycnisei for So; beef costs
there only five cents pound; ton Of
salt worth about "a Mt Liverpool is sala-
bic at Ycniseisk Tor $75; a ton Of wheat
can be bought there for SIS, and Captain
Virgins found fine quality Of black
lead so plentiful that he ballasted his
ship with it.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20

Police Officer Woodbridge, of Decatur,
died of yellow fever on Monday
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20

Drifton postofIice has been re-estab-
lished.
The sentiment in Florida is strongly in
favor of the policy of nonintercourse with
Cuba from May to November by an iron
clad quarantine. 1t will be the most
prominent question in the state before
the Winter travel between the Gulf ports
and Havana sets in.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
General News.

THE Rosa Lee leaves here this evening at
o'clock for Osceola and the upper bends.
THE DeSoto will be here in time TO leave
Friday evening at 8 o'clock for Cincinnati.
,rur Ut Schenck. en- route from Cincin-
natl 10 New Orleans. passed Evansville yes
ierday.
Tur.Iop.s Joo ,yi,, bo fonnd In mort This
morning receiving 10 leave this evening for
Helena and Friars Point.
~. e,,,ol,,, ci,,, ,,,,h = ,,;o tou ~ cool
,',,.l ,l.l,..s n,s ~ n,,a,' ~ W.w ~,
'o"s $500, '""s' ...,
lnh tichry lourcy, naN,ns III low %, ua.u
nouos an -, " N H,"o WanJav
,'oh I'LL, ~ i'o"is I" w" O'i''''' '"'' '''
"gn. -,
THE ~. LOUIS ana MISSISSIPPI Naiioy
transportation coinpany,s steamer Johh uil-
more VIII go on the Mound Olty ways
shortly iora general oyerhauling'
TnE Golden Rule, from New Orleans
passed TO Cincinnati yesterday morning WIN
iair showing OF ireight' Snc dischargvu U,
The elevator voo empty barrels, ~ barrels oil
sugar, 10 barrels oil molasses, 30 barrels oil po-
latocs ana lVo barrels oil salt
TINS palatial steamer Kate Adams, under
command OF Capt Mark X; Cheek, will ar
tive tomorrow morning and viii leave again
at O'Clock 7. IN. Tor Helena, friars foin1
vonoordia, Terrcne and Arkansas CITY. MI
VIM. Blankcr has charge oil her ONCE
THE Chickasaw, Capt II. G. Postal, came In
from White river early yesterday morning
with 9li bales cotton, o bags seed cotton, 63j
sucks cotton seed and a good list of sundries.
She leaves again this evening at 8 o'clock for
White river, going as high as Newport
Tup r,i,oJ states u,ht-bousc tender
Ioso,,h IIanr,, arr,,od Prom, Now orleans
Ills morning She made no CHANCES il,
| ii',bts con,ins nm INT will change audi cstab.
lish scyen,l new lights between here and
Cairo. for which point she leaves thi,
morning.
M, Ti,y ~ v;ctshnr, from 81 Iouis
,,sseJ do,yn IN Natche1 We ,terlav aftcrnoon
| Shc nut ar bcrc ia omntv barrels OBI
cr,,,,. III hsrr.is % hoxns ~ bacon on
,,,cLag,,cs ~ hams ~ heal oS borscs and
n,,,is. AMI zoo n,cto,cS ~ s,,ndries SIN
aJ'lcd a ~, ~ ,,sy srci,,h,
-" " ~, =, ",'., tt, 4.
=, u. s.ca,ner lhiI v; onnppeiL PynB n
W. Now orle'.ns 'faue' su,'h ", Mehy nnh.'
apoNo enIvFeporr 10 a nss' in"'Suy w ~,
ss ns was ymnsu q. siJvD .hu una p, ~,
fovv, guy WAC o"hou ny Wv MY NV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
nAILY corrox srArrMrsr.

lmports-M q Q RR. II; M& T II II 40 NJ & l.
RR ~ c,o&sw % 4, No&TRR 65;
Kc, s AMI n. 9; K c, NJ & y r n, TO- steam
err, 4c5 wagons, 10. Total, 100 bales
Exports--N & err, CTS Ma RR, 2Oi; La n
r RAJ Total 100 bales
xEw YORK.
Spots opened nominal and closed nominal;
middIing, 10 3-lGc. Sales, --balcs. Quota.
tons were as follows Ordinary, 1910; good
ordinary, sAc low mjldling D ll-i6c mid
ding, 10 3-iGc; good middllng, 10 5-l0c; mid
ding fair, II lice; fair, II il.i0c.
No future market received owing 10 sus.
pension OF business, Storm still raging in
the east
HRw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet. and closed
steady; midding,, o il.i6c, Sales, $500
bales. Quotations were as follows. Ordinary,
s6-i0c good ordinary, l5.lGe; low mid.
ding, O9Sc; middling o il-iGc good mid.
ding, 10 i-i6c. l4tt
Futures opened easy and closed very
dull, Ms follows: March, $50 April 052@
05i May, 00i@00a June, o7o@o7l; July
o70@0,s0 August, 07G@o77; September
936@a3s; October, o,iGaol7; November
00sGD0lO December, 0.00@oii; January
o.is@0lo Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
LARRY JERoMn's SCARF PIN.
Aud How Ho Traded II to John Hooy for
Something Elegant.


Something Elegant. ~
From the Washington Crlac.
A week or ~ ago, just ~ Larry Jerome
was leaving New York TO come over 10
Washington, he stopped in at Mays, and
bought handsome solid gold scarf pin,
SGT with beautiful sapphire, for which he
paid the regulation price Of g. On the
handsome jerome this pin loomed up like
n gem Of purod ray serene, and he fat
tered himself that hc was giving tho Jew
elry great scnd-oH, and taking In all OBJ
servers by lis glitter. When he reached
Washington and Chamberln's the first
man he met WIS John Ilocy, and the first
thing he noticed on Mr.. ii. WIS fine dia-
mond scarf pin.
IArry's mind was soon made up, and he
began TO approach" his friend, the mill
ionairc.
That's fine pin YOU are wearing" he
said, with innocent confidence.
yes" remarked Mr.. H., "and oh.
serve You are wearing one that isn't any
slouch."
Larry blushcd and went at him again.
"Ycs,n lac said, "tha's fine article, but
like yours better in some respects than
my own"
'oh, don't know" said ITocy, evasivc-
~. "lIow'll You tradel"
"well," hcsiiaicd Larry, shrowdly, 81
am not very anxious, but Il you feel like II
III go you for friendships sake aud take
the chances"
Each one assured the other Of the great
bargain he was getting, and finally the
pins were exchanged.
That night the two friends went 10 the
thoater, and larry, fearing that lIocy
might want 10 play "1niuu gift" wore his
new scarf pin IN his pocket ~ his friend
wouldn't sec Il and b. reminded Of the
past "Oi course" thought Larry, "llocy
wouldn't wear anything but the best, and
I'm Just In 10 the extent Of $50 scarf
pin"
The next day IIoey left, and larry was
In high feather and went 70 John Cham
berlin 10 tell him his luck.
"By Jovc" he said 10 John, 81 worked
IIocy In great shape, and he proceeded
20 give him all the particulars.
John tumblcd into chair and fairly
yelled.
or than John did.
what are you laughing att" asked
John, finally.
al the way worked lIocy, Of course, ("
sid Larry, In some surpfisc.
81 amt p said John. TN laughing at
the way he worked YOU
worked meg' exclaimed larry, getting
cold. ~
sOf course said John. didn't you
trade him n 50 pln2"
"Yes, and got $50 one for H."
"Not much, you didn't llocv told me
all about Il, and that pin you've got cost
him lust 90 cents, and he didn't try 20 beat
the dealer down single cent, either"
Larry was 20 indignant that he bet
Chamberlain basket, OF champagne he
didn't know anything about jcwelry, and
then taking him TO y jewelers., the ques-
ton was put 10 the experi as 10 the value
OF the pin.
"wcn," he said, after q critical examl-
nation, II don't know what Il is worth 10
you, but Il I were buying I'd giyoabout 20
cents a quart for pins Of That grade"
Larry collapsed, and nov he Is looking
for lloey with club.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Grain aud I,ro,I.lens.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Marh 3.-flour---Firm,
but quiet aud unchanged.
Whcat-Opencd lower aud weak but rallied
40, then declined aud closed NJ the opening
figure, about ,sc below yesterday No. red,
cash, Sai.mS2sic; April closing NJ s2ifc.
May, s2'ftts1iso, closing, S2ssc June, clos.
ing al sc; July, Tska50sic, closing. sSkc:
August 77's@'s,sc, closing 's'.ei Deem
Der, s2'kc.
.s'.c; May, lol.C,igNe; closing io'.ci June,
closing at iGl.ci July i5N@iIssc, closing at
i7isc.
Steady cash So'lci May, 9o'.c.
Ryc-t0'sc.
narlcy-55Ces5,sc
nnn-7Sc.
Corn mcal-s2to a2Ss.
IIay-U Unchanged. primo timothy, $1,000
1900 pmiric, seOOgi2oo
Buttcr-finmi creamery, 29@2Sc dairy,
ISAAC.
Provisions -Firmcr Fork, tit2i. Lard,
,7.gJaLi0 Dry salt mcais--shouliers
(boxcdh SGOt long clears, T.2Oft7, -;
clear ribs, a.. 25ta7,3o, short clears Ni5fg
100 nacon (bOXcd l---Shouldcra, tGS7if;
long clears, fIsTifa5.ab; clear ribs, 5000
siSi short cleans, $50 Hams-firm at
$40 5OC1i2O0.
RcocIpis--Flour, 1000 brlsi wheat, l,coO
bu; corn. 62,0O0 bu; oats, i00O bui rye,
none. barley, 1000 bu.
shipmcnts.-llour, 1900 brlg wheat,
i2u0 bu; corn, 5000 bni oats 1900 bu;
rye, 1000 bu, barley, none.
Afternoon observation-disclosures April,
s2,sc; MAY, s2jsc. July, 7slSc,
Com-firmcr April, i5Akci May, s0tc;
June, i09lc July, Ghc.
Oais-Dnll. May, a'Ssc.
CuicAoo, H., Mavh photographic
communication with New York, and, In
fact, all the important points OF the Atlantic
scaboard, was almost completely shut on
today. Tho visible supply statement could
not be made up because the stocks Ia storc
II the cast wcrr not Forthcoming. IN the
absence OF all news and the lack OF com.
municatlon With the east II was not surpris.
ing that the markets dragged.
There were few country orlcn IN the
wheat market n the opening OF the board.
but they were only sufficient 10 firm
prices temporarily May opened al 50hc,
aud ilrined immediately 10 1stg7pAc, but
| dropped back 10 1alfc few minutes later.
Cuisines, entirely pcNtrd out before the
first hour he'd passed. There were enough
moro shorts than longs la wheat TO firm the
| piicc Ia 1nikc, and 20 hold Il there some
lime. After another reaction 10 7phc May
closed NJ that figure.
Corn was quiet today. there being but little
outside business aud local operators did not
trade 20 any extent The feeling was steady,
the market being governed by local innu'
cnccs. May opened at Oh isc, sold al bislCf
biAc and closed az Ai,s6abiHc
oai. a. a rule, were quiet and uninisrcst
Ing. May and June. closed nj size
better business was transacted In pro
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Corrrr- Common. iic; ordinary, 10, fair,
lie. prime Rio. isc, choice 10 fancy, nc, old
government, 2sCd 3Or. quiet
SUaAn Pure white. U,.c OF white, eye
yellow clarified, 0sCeOAg open Kettle, b8tg
hs.c. refined A, dg.c; standard Erannlaic,l,
7isc. plantation granulatod si.s powdered
Sii6,s4c. cut LOAF, sifttJaic. steady.
RicE.-Louislana, "a, Carolina, 0,sts'o,
strung
C.snirs slick, all silc' IN bx. pals and
brls sls@oc. fancy avorird, ehgloci extra
fancy, ists2bc, nrrt
CnresK-.New York factory, 0dsc; full
crrnni. i2ei2Ho young America i3tila.c.
NAtT saginaw, Si@gi ~ per bril- Ohio
river I.2tdl.2i per hh; ks hne, iLa,er
! 60 coarse, si.i0ai.iN pkt. hleachcd, a. ~
mixed. brls, si0je mixcl, 2ssM1c.
SnAra ANp CAsntHs--Soap, SM5lfc, can
dies, full weight. sii@at
C,NNrp 0oops-.'ino applcs. ti.2fei.bo.
Pga.hcs. NJ. standard fi.fa, , Ms, stand.
ard t25b. seconds, Al ~ Tomatoes, Z NJ,
standard. 81 OsdiiO. y ~, standard, n 2itt
i8n. Strawberries, si1,. liaspbcrrles
$50 niackbcrdes, A. 2SC,l.i0. Green
cages. t5ssti0. Pear. si.T5ft2.2S.
flumN si.GbCtiT5 Asparagus. s10,tti ~.
Green corn ti.2stfiij. Gncen peas, si.O1Gt
100 Cove oysters, full weight, ~, noc. 2
lbs u 65efi5h. light weight ~, O0Gt6,c. 2
lbs Al .Oh,ti 10. Condensed milk. Crown, s. "a
Gt5 - Eagle, ~ 20 Swiss, $50. Salmon
800 sanlincs. $40. mustard sarlincs,
i5oo. Mackcrcl. 400. herring mankcrnl,
ti25
MoIAssrs. -Louisiana. common to fair, n
| Ct2Dc prime 10 choice. WASTE. fancy, Ssto
tnc. common 20 fair, 2oa2sc. prime h
choice, 2btq2sc. syrup, O6tlN: nrm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The Secretary Of the Interior has re-.
quested tho Attorney General 10 cause
suit 10 be instituted 10 secure the cancclla-
ton u patents issued on lumber culture
entries In the Humboldt, Cal, land dis
trict. II is alleged that the entries 10 these
lands wcro procured through fraud for the
purpose Of obtaining the valuable redwood
timber growing thereon. and that the
fraud was perpctrated by the same parties
who were instrumental In obtaining pat
cnis In l5i entries In the same section In
1873. These latter cases have since been
known a. the California redwood timber
frauds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
GENERAL TRADE.
ureasistuU-.

ConS Mr,i--siandarl. s!,J,; pearl, sL0o,
roller. s2p6faOD quiet
Br,Nr- Navy, s2i5Nts0t medium. S2.I5.
oar MrAI,--in hall brls, $500 from siorc.
FiouR--fmm storv, common, s3.OOCb3, ~
family, s32jOi3. ~, choice. 81 Socsj 20. fancy;
flOOCtl.iG extra fancy, SL2aesi5O patent,
fl.5Oe5.o1, quiet
CRAcgrrs- Soda. estra, g.; soda, treble ex.
ira, t,fc ginger snaps, 5'ssGAci assorted
jumhlcs, Toe.
CnAcKrp wHFAi-In half brls. A25 from
stnrc.
lloNiNY AM GRirs-From storr, t5.2o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YoHr. March H. Money easy at 20
"a per cent; closed Offered at per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5ce5k per cent.
Sterling exchange 4ebif for ~ day bills
and ts7 y for demand.
Trading ON the Stock exchange wns even
more restricted today than yesterday Total
sales only 4, 800 shares. mostly Eric. London
cables brought upccnt orders 90 buy stocks,
causing sharp advance In Erie which
opened firm az 22js and moved up o. "a.
on purchases Of about 1900 shares, The lat.
ter quotations for Erie were not officially
recorded, and many objections were made 20
execution of orders. lake Shore was also IN
demand for London account aud advanced
10 o. ~. Paul opened at 50A. and advanced
10 ~, closing at ~ bid.
Bonds strong but few sales made.
The Stock exchange adopted the follow
ing
Resolved, That II II the sense 81 member,
present that all dealings. ~ far NJ possible,
be- suspended and that all deliveries 70 over
ill tomorrow.
PARIs, March iS.-Thrce per cent rcntcs.
s2f s2lsc for the account.
RANK cLKARISos.
NEw YunK, March iS.--Clearings today
wcrc $50, iia, sis; balances, SS6l3,506,
Sr. LOWS, Mo-, March i3.--Clcarings, a.
49,, 5Si. balances, Sa07,eii.
CuicAao, Ill.,, March iS.-Clearings
q, SIS, 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

rmcAGo, H., March ~. The DrorcYs' Jour.
noi reports: Cattlc--Reccipls 600 head;
shipments 1000 head Market sicady; steers,
30Oei5.20, stockcrs fni feeders, s.. 400
$50; cows. bulls and mixed, s2O0@3.30
Texas fed steers SSOJ0liO.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 bead; shipments,
GOO head. Market strong aud be- higher;
mixed, si.2jf1.ih; heavy, SiJ5@5.0O; light,
S5.l6se5.iO; skips. S3.ODnS.Oo.
Receipts, 4,VJ head; shipments,
1000. Market strong natives, Si.GOCdO.00;
westerns, Si.OOet5.0g Texans, Sj.2jeg5.00
lambs, s5.26G62 20. g.fr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Mnin- nn,i Isnr-rs.

IloWrs--fair demand; driver sl2i@i76:
heavy draft, Sl1jm21j; saddle, slt06iio0
extra saddle, teoos2jO; plugs $Og05
Texas ponies, S25@J0 common driver SO
CalOo.
high, es066ll0; liiS tn rs hands high, SllOe0
i23. IS 60 49, hands high, Si21@lO9 l3is to
10 hauds high. SlSOOdlin
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A Consumptive Cured.

when death was hourly expected, all remedies
having failed. and DR.. H. James was experiment.
ing with the many herbs Of Calcutta. he an'ldent
ally made preparation which cnrcsl bis only child
Of Consumption. His child Il now In this cOun.
try and enjoying the best Of health He has proved
aud permanently cured. The Doctor now gives this
recipe fire, only ,uklng two 2ccni stamps 20 pay
expenses. This Herb aiso cures Night swcats Nau.
sea OF the stomach and will break up frsh Cold In
twcnty.iour hous, Addrcs CKADfOCK & Co., I02
Race street, Philadelphia naming this paper. nl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
CONSOLIDATED srArrMfNr,


IlNlklnui.
AZ noon; Spois--Quict without quotablC
change In prices. Sales, 5000 bales 81 which
American, - bales. Receipts. $1,000 bales,
OF which American, - 200 bales. Closing
quotations were ~ follows. Ordinary, i5.lGd;
good ordinary, q i.iJdi low middling, 6sd,
good m,ddling. NlGl; midJling uplands,
ltd; middlng Orleans, 1-iod.
Futures opened quiet, somewhat Inactive
aud closed steady NJ follows
l'rhe prices ara given In pence aud Giihs,
thus ldj means IOjtId, and A0l means
6l.Gid.l
Ati D. m.-March. 625d. sellers; March.
April, b.2bd, icllcrs; April.May. 0.2I sell
ers; May-Junc, SID, buyers June-July.
62od sellers; July.Augusi, S.2od, sellers;
Augnt.scptcmbcr, a3id, 'cllcrs; September,
0 sd sellers scptcmbcr-Ociober. h22l,
buyers
IANHF.
Spots Quiet aud steady Tres orlinairc
Orleans spot G7f futures for April de-
livery, Olhf
Nolc-rrcs orllnairc orlcans spot, 0sf,
represents O6ik francs for ~ kilos of strict
middling cotton. llavrc terms. A kilo II
about lbs, or - 3S-lOO kilos equal 100 lbs
A frauc II equal 10 M.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Some very large plaids are shown, many
Of them having some prcdominating color
plaidcd with narrow stripes and bars OF a
second, and then plalded again with hne
lines aud bars Of third. Thus n navy
blue was plaidcd with red, and again with
white; navy blue with golden brown,
and again with ecru, etc. Besides these
wcr tho more ordinary plaids OF two col
ofs, ~ blue and white, black and white,
ned and blue, blue and ecru, etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Arrgs-New YORK, u.O06e5.oo per bfi;
dried apples, lose per N. from store. Dried
peaches, NJ from store.
vrorrAriEs--onions, tl.25Cai.50 por brl.
$500 per bu. Cabbage, now Louisiana, %. 10
Ctt00. Kraui, brls, tf6o. half brls A.5o.
Garlic, 800 Der 100. Turnlp~, f2.oo pcrbrl;
rutabaga, $500.
PouiTnY- Chickens, spring. t2.ooEoy 90
hens, 10oesS.50, turkeys. $4,000 %,
dressed chickens t,0o930o. turkeys i2@
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

SuErr--Choice, ldlisc medium, - 10
SIC; common, A OOfti51.
LlaBs--Cholcr, 1900 common 10 good,
per head, ". 5O6t3OO
GRtS CtrrLE-.-Choicc. 3kCIic; good 2N
GfJ'fc hiir 10 medium. 2I4d2Ac scalla-
wag~, i4mlAc; feeders, light 2@2'sc;
heavy, 2HCf..o.
IIoas.-Cloicc light 500 good i1i@5c;
common li.mIisc,
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/.
Flour-luict prices unchanged, and
steady
No 2 spring wheat, 7lis67slzc; No. 2
corn, 50l s@5sc; No 2 oats, 2ST@3Ohc; No. 2
rye, 5eysc; No. . barley, 51@sOc; No. ] llax
seed, SLAB; prime timothy seed, S2.o2.
Mess pork. per brl, sifQJdlLlH lard, per
100 lbs, T.G2lfo7.65; short rib sides, loose,
s1.25: dry suited shoulder, boxed, 5000
MO10 short clear stiles. boxed, sLOjN1.7O.
Reeeipts--flour, 5000 brls; wheat 5000
bu; corn, 10000 bur oats, 1900 bw rye,
700 bu; barley. 1900 bu.
Shipments = Flour, aDOD) brls; wheat,
1909 bu; corn. 1884, hu oats, 1900 bu;
rye, 1000 bu barley, 2s0o0 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March l3.--Wheat
| quiet No. 2 soft cash, 5s'sc asked May
asked; April, iic asked; May, Hjsc bid, i5i4,
asked. oats-No 2 May, 2034c bid, $685.
asked
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Wool.

ST. LouIs. Mo-, March l3.-Wool Quiet
and steady; nnwashtd bright medium, iGlo
gic: coarse braid iJp2lc, low sandy, lOCD
lsc; fine light, i3di7c;i hno heavy, lO0tl1c;
tub washed, choice, SOC; inferior 3oG35c.
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rraNI.Ians.

FIsn -Mackcrcl, half hrls No. I, 500.
No. 2 Ng2i; No. q ----; ION kit. No !,
ti.l0 No. 2 si.O6, No \ -. Dry her.
ring, family, 2So per hox.
Hoo fRopucrs--stronr. mess pork, tia.io
aiG00 sugar curcd hams liecli'sc, break
fast bacon, iiaillfc; bulk PORK, clear sides
TlsMsc. clear rib sides, 7skmIAc; long
clear. 53se1ifc; shoulders ave.
L,rp.-.1cs INC, half brls, 1ssc; kegs, nc,
choice kettle. hflMN'ac. steady.
Pos fErr--lrlS $50 half brls, sLco6t
tJ0, kegs tlO.
Fnrsn Mr,rs--Choicc bcif, headquarters,
~. fofcquafter tc; second grade, hind
quarter, o. forcquariers. DC. shccn o.
Hogn. &C.
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Groceries.

Cmc,do H., March 10 ---On TIC Produce
exchange today the butler market was
stendy; creamery, 22@2nC; dairy, lstg26c.
Ens-- More active nj i3talic.
CNGvnArLO, March --Whkky-Steady;
sales, ,O6D brls finished goods Un basis of
Si,09. liuiter-Quiet SuCIr-Stcady. Eggs
-Stcady.
Ngw IonK, March -CJflee-Exchangc
closed. Sugar-- Nominal.
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stookhoIdars, MaotIna,

A MEETING Of The s.ockholdcuof ,hc Troy AMI
the once Of aid company, In the town ~ TRor.
IN Ohion county, Tenncsarc on Monday, the 15t1
day II February, AID. Use for the consideration
~ ar mor,ssse Ionfs ana s,oet ~ T conn snu ana
the Transaction a such other bushes ~ may bc
advised. NJ order Of the nosrl 81 Dirccton. 10
cember 10 fssd oko. n WILSON. President
W. nnlcE SECRETARY
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Tecsi.tug..

HAY--Choicc. from store, gSccti.oo, car
load, from lcyoc or depot. tis5Q0glD 20,
prime, store poec02isc. car load from loyec
OF depot si7.OOa 1850, prairie from store.
0Hf76g car load from lc,ec OF depot, $3.50
EJi2W.
Bn,s--rrom store. 900 from icvee or
coas-rrom store, white dec; MIXED, bsci
from levce or depot white. ia bulk, 57c; In
ska. 0pc; mixed. In hulk, aic; Ia ks SIC
OAw-from store white, 40; mixed, toc;
from loves or depot, white In bulk, ysc, In
sis, ioc. mixed. In bulk, g0c IN sks, gsc /.