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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
General News.

PLEASANT weather.
INDICATIONS Of ruin.
TnE Ohio is on her way from Cincinnati "a
this port.
business along the wharf yesterday wa,
only fair.
TiIE W. W. 0'Neil Is coming south with
an immense tow OF coal.
TIE Paris G. Brown IL due here, en- route
from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
TnE james Lee leaves this evening AZ 8
o'clock for Helena, Friar's Point and all way
landings.
The City OF Cairo will leave from the Gle.
yator this morning at 10 O'Clock for Cairo
and St. Louis.
The Mary Houston Is expected 10 pass
leans 10 Cincinnati.
TnE beautiful Lee line steamer Rosa Lee
leaves this evening at 8 O'Clock for osceola
and the upper bends.
TmE river at 81. Louis Is full Of floating ice,
giving the ferries and transfers q great deal
Of trouble, but not preventing their running.
TmE City Of Monroe n announced 10 leave
here this evening at o'clock for Natohez
and all the principal way landings. Messrs
Ben. Howard and Charlie Buckley are her
chief officers.
The Gayoso brought In from the upper
coast yesterday morning 10 bales Of cotton,
lO7 sacks cotton seed, 40 sacks Of corn and
q head Of hogs. She returned last night
with fair freight list.
THk Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City yesterday forenoon with bs7 bales OF
cotton, "a bags Of seed cotton, 2,ii0 sacks OF
cotton seed and 10 mules. She went back
last night with n fair trip.
TUE DcSoto, Capt. NJ. NJ. Deem, arrived
from Cincinnati yesterday morning, with a
splendid trip. Her cargo consisted Of 2, i3s
empty oil barrels, 1851 kegs nails, q kegs
bolts. 800 barrels salt, 1870 barrels apples. rs
barrels onions, i52 bales hay, i45 boxes glass
ware - boxes roofing 5iJ packages furni-
tnrc, go packages wagonstuti, lgs packages
iron, lss packages paper, % coils rope, W
bundle hamcs, and 20 plows Tho Dcsoto
leaves again this evening at o'clock for
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati.
aud all way Landings ON the Mississippi and
Ohio fiycrs. Mr.. Harry Proctor pcsidcs In
her Office.
THE latest news In regard 20 the Anchor
line steamers II to the effect that the
steamer Annie T. Silver will not be with.
drawn from the ~. Louis and Now Orleans
trade al present but will make one Of the
three Anchor line boats 10 New Orleans
from ST. Louis The following will proha.
bly, be the 81 Louis and VickSburg boats:
| city OF Cairo, City ~ Nicksburg, City ol
Providence, Arkanras City, City of Monroe
and City Of BATON Rouge. IL n also stated
that the Anchor Line will build At once d
new boat for the ~. Louis and New Orleans
trade, and will probably use the win &,
Hays engines.
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GENERAL TRADE.
nrcaalstua..

conS Mat Standard. t275. pearl, 400
roller a. O6310 On. quiet.
BKaM-Nevy. t2ioe255, medium, ~ 400
$50
oar MrAi,-In half brls. $3.50 from store
Flour From storc. common, 81 OOss3. ~.
family. ~ 25yd3.60 choice S1s0s635 20, fancy,
tLCotet 49, extra fancy, fi.2jSl.5O, patent,
si.50aisb, quiet.
CnscEIna-Soda. exf
ira. t,fc; ginger snsp.. us.In,i
jumblcs. lOc.
CRACKED wuSAr In half brls, t.e5 from
store.
HoNSY ASp 0rirs From store ts.25.
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FIsn-Mackerel, hafbrls, No. /, 800; No.
2, 50. 49, No. 3, -; lob kit, No. /, $l.l0;
No. 2, Si.05; No. 8, -. Dry herring, fam
lily, 25c per box.
Hoo PRoDucTs--stcady; mess pork, $3.50
DlG00; sugar cured hams, l1@lflsc; break
fast bacon ll@ll Kc bulk pork, clear sides,
7k@sc; clear rib sides, 79lc; long clear, 5Ssc;
shoulders, &C.
|, LAnD--Tcs, TIC; half brls, 7ssc kegs, nc;
choice kettle, S<(g0Ac; steady.
Pros FErr-Brls $3.50; half brls, $1,000
450; kegs, 81 30.
FRrsn MEATs---Choice beef, headquarters,
Sc; forequarters, &c; second grade hind
quarters 6c forequarters &c. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, 10.
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LIVERPOOL,
AZ noon Spots-Busincss good al nm.
changed prices Sales, i2,OO0balcs. Of which
American, 300 bales. Receipts 1900 bales,
81 which American, 400 bales. Clotng quo.
tniions wcrr ~ follows Ordinary, SID. good
ordinary. 54d, low middlng. 1.lGd. good
middling, 5ii.i0l midiilng uplands, 8 glOd;
middllng Orleans 5hd.
Futures opened quiet and steady, and
closed very steady, a. follows
Tho prices arr given In pence and 0lths
thus i.,Sd means tU3.Jid, and 5Oi means
b1-6ldl
AZ Ipm.--March. 63id. SELLERS March.
April b9id, sellers; Aprl.May, 5-SSd,
buycn; May.Junc, h3ad, bnyers. June.
July, Siol, value July.August, Siid.
SELLERS AuFust-S september. bild, sellers;
September Oiid, srllcr; scpicmber.Oc
her, 0.5ed, buyers.
nAvnK.
Spois-Quci and steady. Tres oriinalrc
Orleans spot 0ssfi futures, Tor February de-
livery UBlgf
Note-Trrs orlinairc Orleans spot Osf'
represents O6N francs for 90 kil0s of strict
mlddling cotton. lIavrc terms A kllo i
about ? lbs, or o. 3S-i00 kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc IA equal 10 eOc.
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Spots opened steady aud closed quiet; mid.
ding. 1916. Sales go Quotations werc
as follows Ordinary, 5xc; good ordinary.
CSC; low middllng, Toe; middling iOJsc;
good middling, 1880; middliug fair, IIgIc;
fair, i2r.
Futures opened steady and closed weak,
as follows March, io.i29i0f5 April,
10 5OalO5l; May, i0.6s; June, i06j@lO.G 90;
July, io6i@lO0 si August, 10 70@lo7i; Sep
tembcr, ioi7@l01s: October, 0s069.s 81;
November, a77@97s; December, 9.TT@e.T rs;
January, 9si@0sG Sales, 5000 bales.
sEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed
quiet and easier middlng 0jsc Sales, 9, go
bales Quotations were ~ follows Ordi.
nary, SIC good ordinary S,sc; low mid.
ding, o 9-lGci middling, 9).c; good mid
ding. iOAc.
Futures opened steady, and closed easy, as
follows March, esO@9sli April 0ss9s So
May, o07@a9s, June, i0OT6iOOs. July.
io.i6@io.l7; August, ioli@iO.i2. scptein.
Der, oG'@aGs October, al0G04i; Noycm.
Der, o.Jl@aS2; December, o.32@0Sg. Sales,
5000 bales. .f
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Dcmand'slighily improved; prices
steady and unchanged.
No spring wheat, 15h@7sAc: No.
red. sic No 2 corn, to,f9ipNc; No. 2 oats,
2sAM3O,fc; No. rye, 5lc, No. 2 barley, u
@s9ci No. I naxsccd, sLisi prime timothy
seed, g.. lsa2ii.
Mes Pork--i'cr brl. si3a5; lard, per 100
lbs, t75Va7. 72If. short ribs Sides loose.
n. ib(a5. % dry Haltcd shoulders, boxed, $500
Gt0. 10 short clear sides, boxed, t75O(a7. G2k.
Rcccipls-Flour 1900 brls wheat, IS 900
bu; corn, i05 900 bu;i oats, O1,O0O bu; rye,
1000 bu barley, 35,0oQbui
Shipmcnis-flour, 5000 brls; wheat
i5,O6bu corn. o0oo0 BIC oats, ils,0o0 bu;
rye. 1900 bu; barley, A.obb n.
n. LouIe Mo, MArtb i.--Flour-rim
but unchanged; s2lo0ftb
Whcat-Opcncd baflly steady. advancing
trlnc aftcra small d1clinc. aud closed 20
better than last nightp NJ rcd cash, sltt
Size. March, k0isMsir, closing al sic:
April closing nj N'sr May, SikaS2Hc
closing ~ SIZE. Junc.rlwIng at Si1.c July,
5S,stAsnc, closing at ~ ~
Corn-Opcncd &c on sil closed steady;
cash l5,sitlR. March iiithl5hc, closln,
at i5,sc. April closlnf u &c: MAY, igsC1
f0Ac, clo,ingnt f6Nc, bily, closing o, use.
Oats-.rlrmer; casli. 10 bid. March. 90.
May. eo4d2skc, closing Al 2D'.c.
Ryc--CsV and noninal
harley 100000.
Bnn-Tsc.
Cornmcal-stcady, Ga0
iIay--lnchangc.l; primc timothy, si2oOo
1850, prairie, etmrl2M
Duiler--linchanse creamery, 2l6,3Oc:
dairy. isft3ic.
observation-disclosures foik--Ncw, siIt2is
attn. iani---sl.shm5.io and steady.
Dry nalt mcais.-l'osr1 shouldrrs. csc,
long clears. sTf2ifn5N rlrar ~. n e,si
7.35 short clrars, tftii r.-.n h,ron.-
Boxed shoulders, saT'. lnnrric,r.. SIM
5s5M clear lbs. G.ss Sos a. short clears.
tSOOlts.ia1. lIams...tll iJais.m
Rcccip,s.-.fionr Loo brls, wheat. 1000
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IIonsrs-fair demand, drivers, ti25diT5
heavy draft, tl75@22j, saddle, sl5Oa2OO,
extra saddle, SeO0a251 plugs, t50@05.
Texas ponies, 5000, common drivers,
S75ctiUO
MuLrs-Fair demand; u 90 llif hands
high, t0htiiO. iih 90 rs hands high sliO6t
1928, ~ 10 i5lf hands high, tl25CglOO, 1915 10
10 hands high, ti5OdigO
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling, oNc Sales, $500
bales including LOO last evening, Of which
1900 to exporters aud 900 TO spinners
ExCn ,SoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7-i6c; good ordinary, DC; low
middling, 9ISci middling, csc; good mid.
ling, iO]ici midillng fair, io)1ci fair, nom.
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4i@42c; from levee or depot, white, in bulk,
39lS6p40c in SKIS, Al Nc; mixed, in bulk,
S7If(a3SIc, In SKIS, 40@li &c.
HAY--Choice, from store, 95cC9Sl. 90; car
load, from levee or depot sls.5oGl0.5O;
prime, store, 90@92l9c car load from levee
or depot, $l7.O0Gls6O; prairie from store,
6O@70c; car load from lcvce or depot, sl0.5O
IdIo 90
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Live stock.

snrHr--Choicc. tdlisc; medium, 3i.6
3hc; common, ti.0)ai.50
L,ans-thoice, $500, common 10 good,
per head, Si.5O6,300
GR,@ CArrLE-Cholcc. 3lfGtlc: good -.
@3kc; fair 90 medium, 2k@2Ac, scalla-
ways, lA@iAci feeders, light 2@2Isc;
heavy, 2A6g3c.
IIoos.-Choioc llghc, $500, good, tiN@5c;
common, ikMAisc.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
FRIDAY.
Movements NJ the I.evee,

ARRrvALs-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
DeSoto. Cincinnati; Gayoso, Tiptonville.
DErARrunEs-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville.
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Bn,s--From store sl.Oo from levee or de-:
pot $500 49, I|'
Cons.-From s,orc, white, nc; mixed, Soc
Gle, IN sks. 0ac. MIXED IN hulk. b5IlcoS0lgc;
IN sks, b7lfe3bslfc.
oArs--Frcw store. white, &40t,ci MIXED,
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NEW YoRK, March There Is a fair order
request for moderate assortments Of bleached
commons, also for fancy printed fabrics and
dress goods. The jobbing trade throughout
reflects an increased movement. Order for
wooden goods were for marked steadiness.
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Groceries.

CorFEE-Common ice; ordinary, 10l6c;
fair i7@i7l9c prime Rio, l0@l0hc; choice
TO fancy, 20@2lc; old government, 2S@3oc;
quiet
yellow clarified, 6k@0Nc; open kettle. 5HCg
59.c refined A, 6Kc; standard granulated,
71kc plantation granulated, nc powdered
S1@ssic; cut loaf, sK@s9%c; steady.
RIoK-Louisiana, 5Iss619c; Carolina, 0>S@
&c; strong.
CANplEs--stiok, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls, Slfg0c; fancy assorted, S1f@l5c; firm.
CnEEsE--New York factory, 60Dsc; full
cream, l2@l21Sc; young America, l3@l3lzc.
SALT-Saginaw, 81 .359l 40 per brl; Ohio
river, 81 20dl.25 per bril- SKIS fine, 1880
1.4G coarse, sl.l0@l. II; pkts blcached, A.25;
mixed, brls, $1,000; mixed, 2AC97c.
Scars AND CAHDLEs-Soap, 30p6lGc; can
dies, full weight sXg9c.
CANNED GooDs-Pine apples, Sl.25Cal.50.
Peaches, lbs, standard, 500; 3 lbs, stand
ard, S275; seconds, $3.50 Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, s1.00@l.l0; 8 lbs, standard, 81. 259
l.30;. Strawberries, Si.75. Raspberries,
$i,G0. Blaokberries, 81 .25c9i. 40. Green
cages, ti.75Cl1. SO. Pears, Sl.T56l2. 25.
Plums, Si.666tI75. Asparagus, $2.05Cg4. 25.
Green corn, 81 25Cai.45. Green peas 81 coo
100 Cove oysters, full weight, III. $i.00;
2 lbs, $i.65@i.75; light weight 10, G0@05c;
2 lbs, 81. OOCll.i0 Condensed milk, Crown,
s.. 75(I5s5; Eagle, $7.75, Swiss, 1910 Sal
mon. $500. Sardines, 1918; mustard sar-
dimes, 500. Msckercl $780, herring
mackcrel, $i25.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common 20 fair. %
@25c, prime 10 choice, 30d37c; fancy, $50
doc; common 10 fair, 20et25c; prime TO
choice, 2592Sc; syrup, 2oCeiOci firm.
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Wool.

and unchanged; unwashed, bright medium.
16G2ic; coarse braid, lS@2lc low sandy,
fine light, i49l0c; fine heavy, 10@i7c; tub
washed, choice, 35c; inferior, 3o@S3c; sacks,
IOGAfhc
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OFFICIAL sioNaL SERVICE U.RA.1
MEnT1iis March I. l pm.
The following ol-crvatlons are ukcn nj all sta.
hour later than Memphis time.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, si.l0td3.O0; Eastern Rycs, 81. s5Ga
GOO, according 20 age aud make; common
whisky, ooc@l, p. according TO proof
BAGoINa--56r7c.
TiEs-Si.lOCti.
sHor-Drop, $40; buck, N.05.
LEAD-6kc.
NMLs-fron. s2.iOs2i5; steel, g. 30
PowpEn-kegS s. half kegs, s2.76; quar-
ter kegs $3.50.
TopScoo-commOn 2s9SSc; other grades,
35@s5c.
sSurI-omrcirs, siosS Iaiph's, sio25;
railroad, te15; Cali a Az, toOi
Coal On-Prime white, Wholesale lots,
lIiDis-Dry Hint No. I, i2J{c; No. . s,Sc;
dry saltrd, 6lf9slSc; green salted No. 4, &C;
No, 2 tIs@Sci green ieSc; sheepskins,
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed. iSes
lsci clear grease wool, 2l@2jc, bury washed
2Ota.lOc; tub washed, D@3jc.
BEuwAk-ista20c.
TALIow--S@3lSc.
fuHs AND sKiNs-Deer, 30s35c; bear, 900
01TO0, mink. i56gi0c, coon, hunter handled.
| i5ds5c; country hAndled, l5ctO0c; otter,
| &i.OOStA. 80, beaver dOcdtS.5O. wild cat, i5Os
| 2Sc; FOX, i5d15c; muskrat i00Dl5c; opossum,
iOal6c; wolf, 5ocogt2oO, skunk, l5@5jc.
panther y0cCgii.Oo.
sEKps-Red clover, S55@525 per bu.
timothy, %. 25 per bu herl-, 5oe55c per bu;
blue grass, si.25 per bu; orchard gmss, ti.i0
| @l.0 per bui red oats, HttjOc per bu.
Cotton seed Products.
PRiNE CRupK oI.-33c; prime summer
yellow, S1@3sc. choice cooking summer
| yellow, i0diic; of summer yellow, --ci
miners summer yellow, &c. prime cotton
seed meal, SO 15tdlTO0, car load lots; lcss
than car load, Si5.756iisOO.
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Household supplies.

APrLrs-New York, AO0CDl.50 per brl;
dried apples, 0CG7c per Id from store. Dried
peaches, 0Ifd7lfc from store
fRurr-0ranges, $3.O0a3.50 per box. Lem
ons, $3.0o@3tO per box. Bananas, Si.6o9
$50 per bunch.
Recommendations, $50 per bril-
500 per hu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, $500
CJ350. kraut, brls s75O@s.50, half brls,
s. 256lI.75. Garlic, $l.00 per 100 Turnips,
500 per brl. Ruta Dagn, $3.50.
PoULrRy-Chickens, spring, <2006300
hens, $3OO@325, turkeys, $l0O0Cll4 90;
dressed chickens. t2O0C13O0, turkeys ia
lic per ID; ducks, sS.oo@3.6o geese, 500
G,Sr-Qusii, 800 per dor squirrels,
s1.25 per doz. vcnfson, whole deer,
4615c; saddles, IOc. Wild ducks, $3.50
per dor. Rabbits, sl.75 per doz Prai-
ric chickens, Sl.Oo695.O0 per doc. Wild tur-
keys 60@7Jc. snipc, si.25. Woodcock, $500
per doz.
PicKLrs--Brls, $3.50; half brls, 400
EGos-Unscttled boxes, i3c; cases, Ilc.
MIsISs--London, layers, $500 layers,
S275; California, t225.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3@
&c; roasted, &c higher shelled i0c Pc
cans, Texas, e@i2c.
BurrKR-Buiterine, i26i5c; creamery, "a
oslo dairy. 206t23c; country butter, i6Cd2
CIDER-Ncw York N.0O617.50 per brl aud
~ O061i. Is per halfbrl.
PorAroEs-Flrm, selling ut 81. 25@i. 20 per
bu, $3.50 per bril- sweet potatoes, s276@Soo
per brl.
vIaEoAR-Pcr gal, iO6i9c.
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q rOcerfcs.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-Cofee-spot fair,
Rio quiet and nominal l4kc; options,
2O@40 points higher and moderate
~ active. Sales, $1,000 bags March,
SO $40 s sod 90; April, lo'oo@$io9o; May,
$l0.05@i025; August, s9s5@l0.i0; Sep
TENDER, S970@995; October, S960@9. 20;
November, $9.0o@9.65; December, $1,000
0S5; January, 1895 Sugar---Strong, but
quiet fair refining quoted at 4Jsc; centrifu-
gal 060 test 9-l0c.
CINCINNATI, o., March Whisky steady;
sales /, l66 barrels finished goods ON basis Of
Sl.09. Butter-1n good demand. Sugar--Firm.
Eggs-Easier at 17@lsc. Cheese--Firm.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, March On IN Produce
Exchange today the butter market was quiet
and unchanged. Eggs Unsteady and supply
increasing at l7L(dloc
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wha, would the world no

without woman? asks the csnayist who starts
out 90 ssy something new on this oft.ireaied
subject. ~ course the human clcmtnt of
the world would not exist without woman,
~ The question Il gratnitous II would have
been iar more sensible 20 nsk. What would
the world do without the salvation Of wom-
Az, without panacca for her physical Ills
and cure for her peculiar diseases. Ia a
Mori, what would the world do without DR..
ficrc's "Favurite Prescription the grrat
UpNly Tor female wcaknesscs9 II IA lndis-
pehsahlc Tor the llls OF wonankind
-aa aa---a--a
AINI. l...I. .......... LI.Il..Ila
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bu corn, 1900 bu; oats 5000 bu rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
soSo Su eorn o 10 .s Srs Wheat S
rye, none; barley, 5000 bu.
Afternoon d---Wheat---Firmer; March,
ss0H,c; May 82Xc; July, 7s]sc. Corn
Higher March, 45lIc; May, 1870; June.
4!Hc; July, 471sc. Oats---Easy; March, zoe;
May, 29hc.
KANSAS Cry, NO., March l.-Whcat-
Steady No. soft, cash, nc bid, 10 asked;
May, s0@s0Ec. Corn--Steady; No. 2 cash,
42lfc bid, 425Sc asked; April, 43sSc bid, 44Nc
asked May, 45c bid, 1910 asked. 0ats-No.
2, May, 20Nc bid, 30Lc asked
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS FRIDAY. MARCH ?, 1885,

void Of special feature, except in Erie sec.
onds, which displayednmrkcd strength and
nearly recovered Its loss of yesterday, and
furnished $40 900 oufoiRa total days bust
Of 1904, 200. ~
The total sales Of stocks today were 1920
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ELEVATOR RrroRrs.

Tho following shows tie amount ~ rmln
received, wiihlnwn and In store w regular
elevators. a. reported io the Merchants ex.
change today Corn received, I,t25 hu:
Withdrawn. l,5obu' In store, 25,OOibu. Oats
received $40 bu. withdrawn, ,s05 bn. In
store. 6S2i bu.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

imports-M g m 100 bales; M&TRR. 81;
La H. 81 M RRR, NC, o&BwRR,
Is L. o&T RR 100; steamers, COS; wagons,
10 Total, i,i6l bales.
Exports-M 6CRR, I.7?i bales &TRR.
cot 4 r II, 5Is G, Ga wRR. 1888:
steamers north. 2li. Total. 100 bales
ACTUAL COTTON CouNr.
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nons. and stoet..


The following list II corrected regularly.
and may be regarded as the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS.
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IMPORTS.

One hundred and thlrty-six brls applc.
w pkg boots aud shoes, Lou bu corn. S
fks coffee, 2.ojI ks cotton seed, 4 cars cotton
teed, lie Pike dry goods a. pkes eggs. 1. tOi
hrls Hour, ~ bales hay, o. pkls hats, a.
head hog, p bead horses and mules. lI.OOo
u lumber, ~ pkgs liquors. a.Gs7 kcgs nails
~ brls onions, I car pork sides, ~ pkfs rice
o. brls sugar ii5 pkg tobacco, /, 800 bn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 1.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle--Receipts, 10000 head;
shipments, 5000 head; market stronger;
steers, S310@5.75 stockers and feeders,
S2.5o@3.70 cows, bulls and mixed, $1,000
$3.50; bulk, 2.4o@2.so; Texas cattle, $500
40.
IIogs--R Receipts, 10000 head: shipmcn Is,
5000 head; market slow and shade easier;
mixed, s500g5.25; heavy, $5.30@550; light,
S405@5,30 skips, $35O@4S0.
Sheep-Receipts, 1880 head; shipments,
1000 head; market strong; natives, So. 500
$40; western, Si6065.35 Texans, $3.50
AIS; lambs, So. O0d6. 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE Id PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady--Middlinr Cotton, o SAC
Sales Today, 4,eoo Bales--The Tone
OF the General Market steady--Meats
Steady.
APPEAL OFFICE.

TutnspAy EVENING, March !, 1883
Money is in good supply with rates firm at
sper cent, to all bank customers who re-
.eive ample accommodation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
The American WOmau's Gaif

Why is it that so few American women
walk well, you wonder Is it lacing or bustles
or what that spoils their gaits And as you
study this problem another presents itself
quite worthy of pedal science. Terrible as
the charge is. it seems none the less true that
nearly all southern women "toe in" Ten
ladies, all young, from Baltimore and New
Orleans, have crossed the sands One of
them has planted her dainty feet properly,
angling them away from each other as they
fall. Another has approached this, but the
remaining eight have either set their feet in
straight line ahead or pointed them little
inward. Two of them have displayed an un-
gainly overreaching hip movement. Lewis
Carroll found tine only word to describe it
when, in recounting the Staying of the jab-
berwock, he made the word "galumphng. -
Those two unquestionably "galumph." But
they have faces that could carry worse
faults than that, and of foot education they
take no thought whatevcr.-N arragansett
Cor. New York Times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
Johns Hopkins University.

There is no division of ma5rcuates into
freshman, sophomore, junior and senior
classes. The scope of privileges and strifes
based OH such division is narrowed TO Il poor
margin of differences SO little emphasized as
TO furnish no comfort to even sef-asserting
superiority. The matriculate courses of
study are marked out for three years, and
when the student is ready to be examined,
and try for his degree he is free to do So
Class jealousies and impositions are unknown
There is no approach to hazng or the terror
OF forced speeches at the dead of night. So
far as the present writer has been able to dis
cover, there is no working chapter of any
secret fraternity here. There are no rival
debating or literary societies, hotbeds of
enthusiasm, where the frenzied young
speakers may defy and defy one another
There is, however, one very hourishing liter
airy organization. called the Hopkins House
of Commons, in which "bills" embody ing
various principles and public questions are
passed under consideration according to the
strictest parliamentary processes. The public
session of this body in Hopkins hall about
once Il year is "A great treat to both university
members and the general public
Cummings in Lippincotts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
Colorado's Peculiar WInds.

swell, no. said the Coloradan, 1--WE DOM
have any winds to amount to anything. but
1t blows a few minutes there now and then
The winds are peculiar, too; never saw any,
thing like them anywhere else. They ara
what you might call discriminating breezes.
I've seen man go along the street, and il
would be blowing a hurricane ON one side of
him; and on the other side it would be dead
calm. I've seen mule stand braced against
the wind blowing behind her, with her tail
blown right up straight, and one ear put
away ahead of her nose, while the ear on the
other side would be in a natural, calm posi-
ton, and that side Of the beast would be
sweating! 1t will take the skin Off one side of
your face and not touch the other l saw a
man with whiskers get one side of his face
shaved by wind like that, as clean as any
barber could do it. A small boy and a dog
were walking up the street with him at the
time, and they each lost one ear. I've seen a
man lose one leg of his pants and a coat tail.
and get his hat knocked all over on one side
They don't do any particular damage, those
winds, but they are as peculiar as can bem-
Descendant of S. w. i'll Salt Lake Tribune.