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MANIFESTATION.

NJ ANTED-BY AREsPEcTABI.E AND REFINED
family =. WHIT p.Es0n ros,soS N nrss s,
NEED. Star Once. IL.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
ana Nurses sesm.srs. sTen osos. oosssmsn
Butlers sAMI A cooABs. go + sI nv. ne
WASS,rED-A SITUATION BIZ MIpDLEp, AGED
oifce N~ NJ.
w risnce dre-srakins TO DO a. home or win work
o. employers house. Address Box 40 star oface Ia
WANfED-By REsPEcTABI.E SETTLED coll
nrss,ciass family pest oiIy references Please oail at
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE coI.oRkD NO
week or Iionih: Good references given. Call 3ti
Frederick st, West Washington IL
WANIED-sIrUA1IoNs FOR WHITE AND col
hands farm hands dairsmcn, Drivers. a.: this and
0f mhs si. s,. r. NJ BuhNHAM. oso-es2 St nv
WANTED-Bl COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN,
w astnauon to Do second work. plain sewing. and
dress SEWING STAR Ode ."0' good rier Sssi
WANIED-Bl LADY wHo UNDERSTANDS
vs,s a,II anu ntt,ns perte.iiy POSITION IN pr.-
hce. n,b21 a..
WANTED-By A FRENCH BUTITR. A sIrTA
ences- Address or CAL at i4oo st NV mhsl.Is
WANTED-DICK's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-cLASs
IONS, chamoerinslds. ~altpsses. lAundressss.
eeainssresscs. nurses. buffers hnen house men
and boys with city references 6l3 stn M -t.
WANTED-To ANY oNE GETTING NE A POSI-
w non In any OF the Departments will pay - per
cent o. my salary; doorkeeper In Print
ing O1hce preferred good references Address W x
smIl n. olty Post ohce mh3l-3r
WANrED - By AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
w maker. eneagenents by the day or week Please
call at lIll 9th n.w. mh3l-3t.
MANIFESTATIONS AS BookkEEPER OR
w salesman twenty years experience. best refer
ences- Address LEDGER. Star Office. nh3l-2t'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED wo-
W man, place as hrst-cass childs nurse will he
willing 10 80 away for the summer Good references
given Apply ~ l2lS New York ave NV. lnlI3l- u.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID
" and seamstress Tor young German CARL. ~ well
eoucsted. SPEAKS q good German and some French;
best city references as TO capacity aud trustworth
ness Apply at ll3l llth st. NV. ml3l-.Bt'
WANTED-BY AN INDUSTRIOUS CoIoRED
w boy situation Of some kind except visit: good
city references. Call or ADDRESS j. HANNIBAL. 1916
W ST. NV mh3l-2t.
NJ ANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS (MHITEl WOMAN
w cook place in private family as hou-ekeerer
purse GOOD WAGES eNrected good refere Address
NJ. H., ls13 18th 81 NV. nlh:sO-lt-
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help. free 10 employer reference teed
be genuine. SIENENs' EMP LOI MENT AND ROOM
RENTING BUREAU, ala 9th NV. tll Bpm
1ao1-lOws
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSE
w in country to rooms: shade: convenient to
railroad station in healthy region. Address stating
terms, j. L. NJ. Star Office mh21-:,ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASED PIECE OF I'M
w proved property under rent that will pay an
investment. Address Box 81, Star Office. mh3l-3t
WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER. SEVERAL
w small houses that would ray well for investment
No delay if price is low and title sati factory.
mh3l-10t E. A. MCINTYRE. S1S st.
WANTED-A HOUSE. ID To 20 ROOMS. IN GOOD
w location for renting for good tenant state
location and rent. Address PROMPT. Star office.
mh30-3t'
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CHEAP Fast BLACK HOSE.

Such Hose are usually q delusion and Q snare. Not
80 these We publicly pledge word to refund the
price paid should they stain the limbs cothing or
if the Of dyeng IL not identical to the higher
priced Hose.
Ladies' Cotton Hose 4Oc
Ladies' Isle Hose, SOC
Children's Cotton Hose. 30c up
Mems Cotton Socks. 35c.
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THE PALAIs ROYAL
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE ONE IN
w furnished room with heat and eas. the Agri-
cultural Bureau. preferred. also furnished room
Address G H., Star Office stating terms. ap2-:3ts
WANTED UNFURNISHED ROOMS COM
w muncating. in quiet neighborhood where no
questions asked Address RUMOR star office. l.
WANTED-AT ONCE-oNE OR TWO UNFUR-
w nished Rooms in Georgetown. ID. c.. Trinity
church and good caterer Address G. A. H.. S .,2d
st. ap2-2t.
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SOC. HOSE FoR 3 FoR ST..

big Job lot this Nearly 1000 pairs.
LOT l comprises $50 Isirs Shoppers Celebrated
Hose; four new shades of tsns; three shades Of
browns four new shades of grays also, the regular
coors These Hose have the split feet and usually
retailed for 4Sc or SOC.
LOT 2 consists of 200 pairs Silk finished Isle
Thread Hose. IN plain co!ors. and worth fully SOC.
pair.
LOT 3 so pairs striped Isle Thread Hose.
LOT f. Over 1000 pairs Fancy Striped Hose, in
light Spring shades which positively fast colors
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I,oR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Il front room on FIRST noor, IN private family; 40
Sth stu app 81.
Tor RENT-Two FURSIsHED OR UNFURNIsH-
ed rooms on second door. suitable for light house
keeping. 1913 9th ST. NV. ar2n'
I,oR RENT-NIcELY.FURNIsH BED ROOM.
i second foor. 1903 r NJ. NV; rent sl5. ap2-3t'
NOR RENT-l5I5 / ST, VERY DESIRABLE
third story eommnnic.tne ROOMS. furnished or
uni urnished; low rent II taken at once. sp2-5t.
IcoR RENT-I22o MASS. AyE-Two ROOMS on
second no1r and one on first floor. handsomely fur
nished- with or without board. s.2-3t'
IroR RENT-THREE FINE ROOMS, FURNISHED
or unfinished, with two large pahtrie- and closet
bath hot and cold water f.nge with modern improve
quire l4l6 l4th ST. NV. sp2-2t'
LNoR RENT-sUITE OF SECOND FLOOR SOUTH
Il front furnished rooms. with board; also. other
reservation in front; references exchanged 1893 Il
st. nv. ap2l8ts
EoR RENT-AT 723 18TH ST n w. THREE IN
Cali on Tuesday and "wednesday after 10 O'clock Ref
erences given and required 1t
EoR RENT-1232 9TH ST. \. W. SECOND AND
central and healthy: terms moderate. ap2-2t'
EoI RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
some suite OF rooms suitable for Senator. Mem
Der or foreign minister location unsurpassed Apply
at l:I0l st. Franklin Square. mh24-2w'
IroR RENT-oNE OR TWO VERY DESIRABLE
On saRns m. u a s SS ss
Star Office. apl-3t.
IroR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED LARGE
other roomers. 13 Grant Place ap2-3t
IcoR RENT-FoR USEXPIRED PORTION OF
THos. j. FISHER a co.
ap2-6t I3s4 st Nv.
JSOR RENT-l619 h ST. N.w.-PARLoR FLOOR
also stable Tor rent. mh2a-gt.
EoR RENTING OR THREE NICE ROOMS.
of Ike.
New house. Address CAPITOL HILL Star Office. 1t
VyoR RENT-wITH BoARD-sEvERAL NEWLY
ROOMS. southern near se CAPITOL and fen
sion and Printing Offices; terms moderate 2l3 st
NV. mh3l- BIZ
NOR RENT--l3l5 ST. NV. THREE ROOMS,
on second floor. heat light, bsth ROOM large closets
floor. mh:Sl-3ts
I,oR RENT-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, UNFUR-
4 nlshsi, south front, CONTAINING two rooms and
sonG,g1tpF gTy1te bath Summer rates Apply
lroR RENT-DEsIRABIE SOUTH FRONT FUR
nished or un , Rooms vita or without
lngnrss a. st. ITO c ST. ne. between and p m.
EoR RENT-A SECOND FLOOR SIDE ROOM II
ing.wnshstsnd. cabinet &C. for SIS: lady preferr'd
references. Inquire us 10th o. NV. mh3l-3t'
EoR REyT-FoUR UNFuRNIsHEp ROOMS on
provements. SIS month. is56 Il ST. NV mSsi-at:
VSoR RENT-s02 ST. NV. A FRONT HALL
room suitable for gentleman, with board; terms
reasonable; references required mh30-3t.
TrOR RENT-A WIDOW LADY HAVING TWO
Il pleasant communicating Rooms on second hoor
would rent them, with without board: location
office mhlO- ~.
IGOR RENT-I347 L ST. NV, THREE HAND
~ somely furnished Rooms and bath. ON third floor.
in private family. mh30-:It'
KrOR RENT-326 ~ ST. " w., NICELY FUR
y nlshed parior and two bedrooms. second floor,
sngiy or suite: also rooms third floor; an. l.;
terms moderate Table board if desired mh30-3t'
THOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING NICELY
Il furnished rooms, front room having q large bay
window and alcove, facing south. the other facing
north; delightful IN summer 1919 street nv.
mh2a-it
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Very beautiful Point D'Espnt Figured end stxiped
Effects in these fashionahle Black sun META N. Ia
and IL yards wide.
Sorry BE- UNABLE ct time Of writing this advertise
ment saturday ~ nh 10 givs pgicsa Ths goods
with BILL win arrive MONDAY. APRIL g.
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PHILADELPHrA SToRr
PARASOLS

S"hS PARASOLS.
We are offering q choice line OF PARAsor ., a..
very lowest cash prices q INC
have Just secured another lot Of the rAFFEr,
oLONEo. IN 6aSk and Colors all sizes and win con
tI.oe 70 sell ~ l3c q pair as long as they a.;
ira p1rsa1h IN Ladies Pm Stripe ara ~o,;l
sSaor hOot AL sizes. full regular made Il c 49,
rave Just received lot Of Chenille N Coyf Nc
II choice patterns and colors Ih-s~ Rave s,ls IN,
SEASON. Tor ~ ~, o. -. s4 50. Our pr,c. a a.
% e- 81 -. .. This N q great barxain aud :. -
early call "S@A3 An'!S an
B.cxAins in LADIES' HOSE, 1t pc. solid coOr. min.
stripes oroken stripes B2lbri<xan aud schorrs.
- peroy ho< last black. at 25e pair
WASH GOODS WASH GOODS.
A full line of French GINGHANS
full line Of Domestic 0IN0HANS
A fon Inc Of french sATrEESs. IN solid colon and
full line of Domestic sATINEs
DRESS GOODS DRESS Goons
We hsye line ofbeautifui Fancy CHICKS an col-
orr, at 3oc. vs.
a great bargain in 36-inca CLOTH. all Wool. at
A line Of An Wool cAsaMEREs and DE BEreEs.
Nov I. the time 70 buy MATTINGs. We have . fun
49,, o. AZ prices and styles. from Use. up 70 The
CARHARr 4 LErDY,
nS@ Sss 9TH and zoe K sss NV.
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LADIES jackets AND ULsrrns
so MANY CAssrMEREs, cHEvIors AND
woRsTEDs. MADE FOR GENTLEMEN,s
WEAR. ARE NOW USED By LADIES' AND
OUR LINES OF SPRING GOODS BEING sPE-
CIALLY ADAPTED FOR JACKETS AND
ULsTERs. WE ARE GIVING SPECIAL AT
TENTIoN TO TAILOR MADE OUTSIDE
GARMENTS FOR LADIES' WEAR
WE CUT AND FIT THESE GARMENTS on
The PREMISES. AND HAVE THEM MADE
UP UNDER OUR SPECIAL SUPERVISION.
OUR CUTTER HAS HAD YEARS OF ExPE-
klENCE IN DOING FINE WORK FOR La
DIES. AND WE GUARANTEE sATIsFAC-
TIoN AS TO CUT. TRIMMINGS AND
WORKMANSHIP.
orR GOODS ARE MADE UP BY MEN.
AND OUR PRICES ARE MUCH BELOW
THOSE USUALLY NAMED FOB TAILOR
MADE GARMENTS
Z. B. BARNUM CO.,
sp2 S3l PENN. AVENUE
100 MS OF NEEDLES. SHARPS. &c. PER Pa
DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
rnn'SO-3t l2il and l243 l1th St Sc.
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-, - AppIl % FRANCIS HIEIl
hiioi-S 1901 q ~. ~.
IroR sALE-H ST. NE. lss,72 ONLY oOe
u Corner on NJ ST. N O.. oOx 100, Ouiy SOC.
Gunner on oth At. ne. COX 100 only 4Oc
I'd II. ne. IL 6xY0. only 4ac.
81 ne- 1890 only ooc.
Easy terms and some advances made 20 builders n
aesred W. A.. MkI6h1,
mh3l-Sf 9Th aud sta n "
V.oR sALE-ABoUT 10000 SQUARE FEET on
ground ~ northeast corner 10Th and last tarit.l
swallow lots 10 wide alley title perfect, only 1sc
viii be sold on monthly paymenta wALkER q
WALTER, 6l3 ct. n. " mh3l al
Eoh sAI.E-BN WALKER a WALTER, 0l3 81
tanning about 25, 600 square feet rear and -ie alley.
on grade; perfect title. mh3l 81
E,oR sALE-LoTs-RHoDE ISLAND AVE. lie
tween l4th and 9TH sts nv
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-AN ALLEY OR CORNER LOT. AT
w least 2x1J. INSIDE lot, not less than 2oxe5
feet Boundary street, above below, and
where between 18th and 10Th streets northwest. Ad-
price and full particulars mh3l-2ts
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THE pAr.A1s aoYA1,

Corner Psnaayivanis svsnns and l2tA stssst
mh3l
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LS0R RENT OR BQARDERs REcEIvED-PART on
II large country house. nne shsde hsur az 49,
tca fruts nAk A6drsss 4ns THoS q EROWN.
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100 MS OF NEEDLES, SHARPS. &c. PER Pa
DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
mh3O3t 124l and l243 Nth st Sc.
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OK TIE Avenues

OK THE Avenues
We strollsd along tho favosits promsusdss Of
Washington yesterday and were srstif,ed to no.
tics that the great majority Of fashionably-
dressed young men We saw had already patron
lied our house for their Spring suitA There's
acertain amount Of "snapr and "tonss about
the clothes we turn out that enables us to recoe.
nize our work at q glance. We never in the
world could recognize our clothing by the ma
terial. because our stock Is 20 vast and varied
that it's impossible to carry in our minds eye
one-tweniieth part Of the great assortment, and
the difnculty 10 increased by our settled pur-
pose of carrying the smallest possible number
Of suits Of any one particular pattern, 20 40 to
prevent our styles from becoming common You
will therefore zee that it IL only By the modern
cut. the faultless It, the tone" and snap" that
characterize the clothes we handle that we can
recognize them on our patrons. But then. our
patrons are always the best-dressed people in
town. You know them. You see them every
day in the week and every hour in the day.
Aren't You one Of them! and If not. why nots
Surely you can afford, at the prices we name, to
dress stylishly and as we'll a. any man. Como
in and see the crowd some day-any day-for we
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 262o ST NV
Il Ave rooms and bath. second foor range, hot and
cold water meter coal closet reference required
ApIly TO yanitor. mh2S-lOt.
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T,NIh NAI4E- DtNIkAbLE IOkNlKs-
Rhode Island ave aud 5th st
l.fode Island ave. aud lBth
New ha;nJ ave. q aud 18th Ste
l.th aud l.aNrenre stS
Lots ON New Hampshire ave. near Dup1nt Cir.la.
lois Ga Liiude Island ave. bet IA ana Sth
Lots on Massachusetts, ave. bat 4 III and lsth -ts
.,,o. Ma. A. AOt'NG.
hhoi-@ 1908 NJ. ".
tph SAIL .fMoREMAINING ca IHOsI CHOIC
~ On hhtste Il nnd ave. scott Gln-le. a
hahasoni. residence Nlll h. huilt Just s,ld
hiiSi-oi Nm. 4. AOiNti. 1908 - a n
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II. c. Lrw1s & Sors
cELxBRArED HATS.
STYLE AND QUALITY uHExcEIIxp.
SPRING srYLEs xow READY.
=. c LEWIS Z sox,
No. l14l Ice lo18 -
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DY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YonE, Feb. I7.-Moncy on call ruled
easy NJ 2@2b per cent closed Offered at
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, sac per cent.
Sterling exchange duh but firm NJ isilf
for sixty day bills aud is0if for demand.
Government bonds were dull hut steady
10 firm. State bonds were entirely neg.
lccicd.
Tho stock market was not only much moro
active today but also displayed moro real
strength than has been seen In many weeks,
for which the reported settlement Of the
Reading strike " the special cause The
prospect of = settlement lad u strengthening
effect upon the entire list, though Il did not
At FIRST respond 10 the news, but the bulls
looked upon such settlement as likely Ia give
the much needed stimulus to the speculation
aud larHc buying resulted Ia heavy bust.
ness and decided advance. fiut prices gen.
orally showed advances over last nights
closing figures 81 from is@k per cent, and
thcadyaniagc was further increased IN the
first hour, hut the market drfted into the
usual dulmc,s and prices sargcd little.
Reading took the lead az noon, however, aud
the entire list responded, aud Il was not
until O'Clock that q halt was called. Some
slight reaction occurred. Hut the buying
was again good In the last hour aud the
market closed quiet but firm to strong. at
about the best figures Of the day
The railroad bond market was moderately
active but failed a. respond to the I'M.
proved feeling IN shares, and prices were ir.
regular throughout the day. The sales were
Si,i1i,OO0 The total sales " stocks today
were 20. i96 shares. Closing quotations.
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General NeMs.

| ENJOYABLE weather.
RIVER rising slowly.
. Business light on the lcvec.
EUGENE for Arkansas river, pm.
| THE Lee line mail packets were in and ont
on time with good trips.
THE Guiding SLar should pass here tomor-
row on her way to Cincinnati.
The s. l.. Wood, with tow Of coal, was
reported above the city last night.
| The cotton carrier Helena Is due from
New Orleans and will return next week.
THE Thomas Sherlock should pass here
early next week on her way to Cincinnati.
| The Coal Valley, with empty barges,
passed to the Ohio river yesterday forenoon.
The Rene Macready will be In today and
returns TO 81. Faancis river on Tuesday next.
| The o line steamer Mary Houston was
expected 10 pass here last night for New
| Orleans.
The Kate Adams will arrive tonight and
is the Monday evening mail packet for Ar
kansas City.
THE Rob Roy came in from Council Bend
| yesterday morning and went back again in
the evening.
The Ohio will be due here early Monday
morning, and is the Tuesday evening packet
| for Cincinnati.
The Gayoso arrived early yesterday morn
| ing, and returned to Tiptonvillc in the even
ing with fair trip of freight.
THE Eugene, In command OF Capt. Il. b.
Smith, leaves at the usual hour this evening
| for Helena, Terrene, Pine Bluff and way
landings on Arkansas river. Will Rowland
| is chief clerk.
THE Anchor line steamer City of Vicks-
burg passed 10 81. Louis before daylight yes
terday morning. She discharged az the ele-
vator l34 bales OF cotton and added q small
lot Of way freight
The DeSoto left last night for Cincinnati
with $50 bales OF cotton, o bales rags, 80 bar
rels soap stock. 400 barrels oil, 0l0 bundles
green hides, 2, 200 sacks cotton seed meal and
good list Of people.
THE Belle Memphis, In command OF Capt.
Geo. Baker, Is the Anchor line packet leav-
ing from the elevator at 10 o'clock this morn
ing for Cairo and st. Louis AL Simpson
| presides in the Office.
TIE Coahoma will leave here this morn
! ing for Paducah. where sho will be take out
| on the ways and receive n thorough over
hauling Later In the season the James Ice
will be taken out, also the Kate Adams.
Carr. J. FRANK ELLISON arrived yesterday
from Pittsburg, and will repaint and fix up
the steamer Hudson, preparatory 10 taking
her 10 St. Louis 10 run In the Grafton trade
In connection with the 81. Louis & Central
| Illinois railroad.
TnE Paris Q. Brown, from New Orleans,
with 500 tons OF freight, including 10000
feet Of lumber taken on at o. X. landing be-
low here, passed TO Cincinnati yesterday
forenoon. She discharged at the elevator 90
barrels Of molasses and 527 barrels ~ sugar.
THE West Memphis Ferry company has
given out contract for a new boat, 20 take
the place OF the =. II. Kelly. Capt. Charlie
Hunter will build the same AT his docks near
the mouth OF Wolf river. The new boat will
contain the machinery OF the burned steamer
Alberta No. 3, and be ready for business by
Nav 4
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SMALLPOX on a steamer.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. 1.-THE
steamer City Of Picking arrived from China
and Japan this morning with several cases
Of smallpox am@hg its passengers, and
was placed in quarantine. This is the
fifth successive steamer which has arrived
with smallpox. The Belgic, which came
in two weeks ago, was released from quar-
antine yesterday. The steamer Shenan-
doah, formerly United States man-oi.war,
has been fitted up as quarantine boat,
and is now occupied by several hundred
Chinese, who have arrived on infected
vessels,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1885,

March, 14.40t9i4.50c April, 1220@12. 30c;
May l2Oo9i2 l5c; June, 12s0@l205c; July,
LOG ll.56c; August l1.20@li. 30c; Septem-
per ll.VO91l. l0c; October, 10. S59l0 95c; No
yeembes 1oSO@l09oc; December 10000
looc. " sugrr-Firm and quiet extra su-
nc; refined steady; confectioners A, 65s@
0I-I0c. Molasses-Steady. Rice Firm.
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Live stock.

L CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE Drouer's Journal
reports; Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head ship.
ments, 5000 head. Market steady and
strong fancy, $685. steers $3.10@6.00;
stockers and feeders, $2.40@3.65; cows, bulls
and mixed, H.75@3.4o; Texas cattle, $1,000
gs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market 10c lower; mixed, $500
5000 heavy, $5.30@5.65; light, $iS5@5.25;
skips, $3.00G4.70.
shcep-Receipts. 1000 head; shipments
100 head. Market steady; natives $500
900 western, $t.7509530; Texans, $500
40; lambs, $5.OOdG.1O.
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THE RIVERS,
steamers Leaving.
SATURDAY.
Moyement. nt the Leyee.

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Gayoso Tiptonville; p. G.
Brown, New Orleans; Rob Roy, Council
Bend; Coal Valley, New Orleans; City OF
of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Departures-DeSoto,C Cincinnati; James Lee,
tonville; p: c. Brown, Cincinnati; Rob Roy,
Council Bend; Coal Valley, Ohio river; City
Vicksburg, st. Louis.
In Port-Eugene, Coaboma.
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Live stock.

snEEr-Choicc, l@iJsc medium, 3Il@
SIC, common, ti.o0'ai.50.
LAans--Choicc. 500, common 20 good,
per head, ti5O6t3OO.
GnAss CArrLr-Choicc. 3,S61ic; good, az
d3,.c; fair 10 medium, 2A@2Ac; SCALA
ways, l.@iXci feeders, light 2@2kc
heavy, 2Ad3c.
lloes-Choicc light 500, good, l9.@5c;
rammou A. .MltLe
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Per gal, l0ai2c.
MlscelInncous.

WmsKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
VI .50OC6O0 Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, 81. iOGt3.00, Eastern Ryes, Sl.Sb6g
600, according TO age aud make; common
whisky, gOc@ll6, according TO proof.
BAgaIS0--66i7c.
Tns-si. i0dl.i2.
suor-Drop, N.35, buck, siOo.
LEAD--1lfc.
NAIs-lron, a. iO@2 rs; steel, a. 25a2 30
Powprn-kegs, 81; half kegs, $275; quar-
ter kegs, Sl.50.
Tonscoo--Common, 2j@S5c other grades,
35ldSJc.
ssUrr-Garret's. si0.s5 Ralph's, si0.25,
railroad, sos; Gail a Az, 800
Coal OiL-Primo white, Wholesale lots,
i0c per gal.
IIipr-Dry flint, No. I, l9c; No. 2, IOc
dry salted, 16l0c; green slltod No. !, 6H6g
e.sci No. =, 6@51.ei green, i@5ci shccpskinS
l5cMSi.OO.
WooL-Burry grease wool, unwashcd, $50
lsc, clear grease wool, 2Ict2jc; bury washed
2OC93Oc; tub washed, 5000.
BEKswAx-ls(a2Oc.
TALLow-3ia3ifc.
FuRs AND SKINs-Dccr, 3OG35c; bear, 81. 0n
@7.OO; mink. i5e9l0c; coon, hunter handled
l5Ga75c; country handled, lb0d6Oc: otter,
81 OOCt5.0o; beaver, 5Oc61s5,OO Wild cat, i5C1
2jc; fox, l5OU76c; musknlt, 1OHi6c; opos-
sum, iOGolSc; wolf, 5Ocai9.OO skunk, i0Cn
zoe; panther. 5OcgSl.O0.
sEiDs-Rcd clover, tLT5l15.25 per In;
timothy, S3.2j per bu; herbs, 50Cg5Jc per
bu; blue grass, Si.25 per bu; orchard
grass, tl4O9l.5o per bu; red oats, 47@jOc
Der bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
A Brave Oaicer Killed.

KANSAS Cry, No., Feb. IA Times
special from Granada, COL, says: dep
uty Sheriff Bill Thompson, Of Las Animas
county, was shot in the neck and in
stanuy killed at Boston today, by Jack
White, horse thief, whom he was trying
TO arrest Thompson was brave officer
and formerly lived in Dodge City, Kas."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
GENERAL TRADE


ConN Mr,t,-Standari. $40, pearl, 800
roller. g. Wa300 higher
BS,Ss--Navy, S2Oo(g2 70. medium, 1900
2.M
oar MEN,--In half brls $3.50 from store.
fLoun--From siorc, common, S3.Opfta d,
family. 81. 25@350, choice, s. j0da7S, fancy,
F0Nflio extra fancy N.5t5a.J0 patent,
81 b0aiS5 steady.
CR,cErRs--Soda, oNim. ic coda, treble OK.
ira, t'tc ginger snaps jliGGlsc; assorted
iumhlcs i0r.
Cn,cKEp wnEu-in hall brls, ti23 from
storr.
HoNiNY ASH Gnfrs--Frum store, So