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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-01-06
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1883.
HE BATTlE OPENED.

No sooner had the Congress re-assem-
bled on Wednesday than the debate on
the tariff began with "A speech from Sen
ator Sherman of Ohio. He took the
Presidents message as his text and went
over the whole tariff question. The press
report of his excellent remarks closes as
follows: Mr.. Sherman said he was will
ing. according to the Republican nation
al platform of 1854, to correct the irregu-
larities of the tariff, and to reduce the
surplus; not by the vicious and undis-
eliminating process of horizontal reduc-
ton, but uy such methods as would re-
leve the taxpayer without injuring the
laborer or the great productive industries
of the country. He was willing, as rec
commended by the President, to join in a
careful examination of the details of the
tariff laws with a view to the reduction
of taxes. He was willing, as the Presi-
dent enjOned, to take broad and nation
al contemplation of the subject, with a
practical disregard of such local and sell
fish claims as were unreasonable and re-
gardless of the entire country. But hs
could not strike at the industrial interests
built up by the tariff laws. He could not
deepen and intensity the struggle now 60
ing on between employers and employed
by inviting increasing competition, Grip
pling manufacturers and reducing wages.
He greatly preferred policy that would
encourage home industry, diversity home
productions, discourage importations,
add to the external and internal COM
merce, open new mines, increase raw ma
terials, light new furnaces, establish new
rolling mills, factories and workshops,
and develop the natural resources of the
country. He preferred the development,
: increase and growth of the productions
of this country without regard to the
policy or theories or interests of other
nations. Whatever might he said of 9TH
er nations, protection to home industries,
as embodied in tariff laws, was the best
for this country, and he for one proposed
TO maintain it, even against the advice of
the President.
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NOM't

NON,N trihe with any Throat or
Lung Disease. If you havo
a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or Whooping COUGH
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and Soc
l.. HANAFORD, Druggist, Middlebury.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

Col. c. 5. Forbes of St. Albans writes
he Rutland Herald that he isn't a candi-
ate for the position of delegate to the
Republican National convention at Chic
ago.
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OUT OF THE OLDINTO THE lew. The
And SCHOOL a SHORTHAND { TyEwslvyG

Is established in its New Building COLLEGE
PLACE, S}, - and 81 North Pearl j., the best
structure devoted to business edlcatiOn in
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lish, and special Penmanship dparments,
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men and women prepared for bustes Many
assisted to positions. New catalogue And spe-
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VERMONT BEE-KEEPERs' ASSOCIATION

VERMONT BEE-kEEPERs' ASSOCIATION.
The 14th annual convention of the
above-named association will be held at
Nhe Van Ness House, Burlington, Jan. IS
and 10. Extra copies of the programme
NAV be had on application to r. II.
Holmes, secretary, Shoreham. Follow
inc is the
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Ictal guarantee..., .,.................. S6O0,00000
Cyrus jennings President.
W. B. Wright, Nlce.President.
&C. 4. Bush, Treasurer.
ID. L. Wells, Secretary.
Directors; Cyrus Jennings, V. Rich, b. b.
Smalley, w. b. Wright, T. NJ. Chapman, Geo
Briggs, &. +. Bush Trustees Hon. +. j.
oS sbee, q. X. Bottum, j. s. Wilcox. Hon. j.
GSi,A, art, Counsel. NJ. j. Harrington, At.
tkne
We invite the attention of those desiring a
conservative Home Investment, to our 8
pr cent Debenture Bonds, which are amply
secured bv Real Estate First Mortgages, de.
posted with the Trustees; also to our Guar.
anteed Paper, which we recommend to banks
and individuals requiring short time invest.
ments Correspondence solicited. Address
the Company AT orwell, VI lm2
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LAST CALL.

The delinquent numbers of tie Vt. Merino
SheepShearing association willplease notice.
Although you have been repeatedly notified
regarding your unpaid assessments the re-
sponses which should have been and could
have been immediate, have been very reluc-
tant. The association need al the ASSESS
ments due them to pay bills tint have been
running Il long time and must soon he paid.
You will Immediately receive statements OF
your Indebtedness, and we trlst that pay
nual meeting will take decided iction regard
ing all delinquents, and those otyou who care
to remain members of the association will do
well to take heed before it is toD late. Polite
duns have had little or no effect, and a more
vigorous policy must be pursued The money
may be sent to me or left with the secretary,
c. a. Chapman, Middlebury. Receipts will be
promptly returned.
FRANZ G. DYER Treas.
W. Salisbury, VT, Dec. 26, lss7.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting o, the stockholders ofthe
National Bank of Middiebury, will be held at
the office of said bank, on the 10th day OF Ian.
uary, y. d., lsss, at O'clock, p. m, for the
purpose OF choosing directors for the yea en-
suing, aud transacting such other business as
may come before the meeting.
CHAS. T.. PINNEY, CASHIER.
Middlebury, VT, Dee. 5, 1881. Ow4
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HARVEY, e. COS
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS

Low RATES, FREE SLEEPING ICcOMMO-
DATIONS- =.
For full information consult ydlr nearest
ticket agent or \. c. HARVEY X ca 800 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass.
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]. H. THORP, Editor and Manager.
T L II VI S

One Year, Sl.5O
Six Months, 80
Four Months, 30
Three Months, 40
Advertising Rates on application.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made In the general
market lists today by the Merchants CA.
change quotation committees except ~ to
cggs, which have again advanced and are
hrmcr IN tone The tone OF the New Or.
leans sugar market IL without change aud
prices are well maintained and firm. Re.
fined sugar appears steady with fair demand.
Molasses remains quiet There T. no change
10 note la the clean rice market. Rough rice
Is still quiet prices fr' steady aud holdcrs
are not pressing sales
The New York Commsr,alRsilsiia says "a
fair quantity Of mild coffee h selling. rice T.
doing very WE'LL teas mnc active for greens,
and whncrs' buying nav sugars a. though
they expected n better business for their
product"
The latest according io the Toronto Grosr,
Il the canadian cn, trust" or combine. -
with view 10 buy cmr at low price aud
sell them at u high prize, to be decided hy a
committee. aud 90 iu insure big profits to
the members OF the trust.
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Gcncrni News.

tbs Chickasaw cleared for White river last
evening with good showing Of freight.
THE Gayoso goes out this evening at o
o'clock for Tiptonyillo and way points ON
the upper coast.
TnE City Of Ba,ou Rouge, from New Or
leans, was expected 10 pass here last night
on her way to ST. Louis.
THr Coahoma arrived from Friars Point
yesterday morning and returned last night,
having fair trips both ways.
TnE Kate Adams for Arkansas City and
the Gayoso for Tiptonyille are the only boats
announced to leave here today,
TmE elegant sidowhce steamer Kate Adams
leaves this evening at O'clock for Helena,
Friars Point, Concordia, Terrene and Ar
kansas City.
TnE Rosa Lee arrived from osceoln ycsior-
day morning with n light trip. She went
back last night fairly we'll laden with both
freight and people.
TnE river at this point for the tweniy-four
houn ending at 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon, according 10 the official bulletin issued
by the signal service, has been stationary.
rnE news from the upper streams is very
discouraging. All the rivers, including the
Tennessee, Cumberland, Ohio, Missouri and
upper Mississippi, are rising very fast, and in
some places have gone outof their banks.
Sr. Iorm GioLe- Democrat sth: Samuel C.
jenkins, brother Of Col. Hunter Ben Jen-
kins, who left Lexington, Mo-, thirty-eight
ycars ago for California, died in San Fran
cisco April OF consumption In the fifty
fourth year Of his age"
TnE Henry Iourcy, Of the barge line,
passed herr yesterday en- route from Sc. Louis
to New Orleans with a fleet Of five bargcs,
loaded with 5000 bushels Of wheat, i22, 900
bushels OF corn and 1900 tons Of merchnn.
disc. making total Of 400 tons.
lirNRY WILBUR the well-known pilot Of
the Lee line OF Memphis, came up ycsier-
day as one OF the pilots II the Diamond, in
the coal towboat line, and goes down today
ON the Carrie Hope to visit his father, after
an absence Of twenty years.-LOuisriHe Cou-
rer..IOHrndl lOth.
TnE My Choice, Of the barge line, On route
from ~ Louis 10 New Orleans with fleet Of
hargcs, sunk one last Monday near Chester
H., with 1000 tons OF ice aboard. The barge
and ice were the property Of lIuse & LOOMS
of ~. Louis. Both barge and ice arc total
loss, partly covered by Insurance.
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quarters, Sc; forequartcrs, 4c. Sheep, 10
Hops 7l6c
Groceries.

CorFEr-Common l5c ordinary, l6c; fair,
lie; prime Rio, lSc; choice to fancy, 2Oci OLD
government, 2s@30c, firm.
SuaAR-Pure white, &C; off white 8lEc
yellow clarified, 6h@6Nci open kettle, 5H
Cd5Xc; refined A, SIC; standard graduated
Tie plantation graDulated, Nc powdered,
&c; cut loaf &c; steady.
RIcE-Louisiana, oh@Gc; Carolina, 6Is9
&c; strong.
CANNED GooDs--Plne apples, $3.50. Peaches
lbs standard, 1928; 3lbs, standard, $40;
second, Sl.75; lbs, standard, 1925 Toma-
toes, lbs, standard, Sl.l0; lbs, standard,
Sl.25. Strawberries, $l75 Raspbcrrics,
$l00. Blackberries, l25@L40 Green
cages Sl.75(11.S5. Pears, Sl.75M225. Plums,
SLG5@l.T5. Asparagus S2.65@4.2b Green
corn, 81 lJ6ll45. Green peas, $4,000 80.
Cove oysters, full weight, h. Dbci lbs,
81. 056gl. 70; light weight, I ID, GO@05c; lbs,
Sll0 Condensed milk, Crown S5.76gb.s5i
EAGLE, s775 Swiss, $40. Salmon, Sl.s6.
Sardnes. Sj7j; mustard sardines, 800.
Mackorel. $50; herring mackerel, si.25.
CANDus-Stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brl-, sl6@9c; fancy assorted, sH@i5c; extra
fancy, lSN25c; firm.
CirErsE-Ncw York factory, case; full
cream, I2@l3c; Young America, l3@l4c.
Scars Ann CANnLEs--SOap, 3d0Hc can
dies full weight, SA@9c.
SALr.--Saginaw, lS5Ggl4 40 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. POOL % per bril- SKIS, fine 81 500
li0; coarse, $l.l0Mi.lb pkts blenchcd, 1925
mixed brls, 5000; mixed. 2KM7c.
MoLAssEs--Louisiana common TO fair BOA
Doe; prime 10 choice, 3363sc; fancy, 40Cgi5c;
common 10 fair, 206g23c; prime 20 choice, 90
G35c syrup, 20Cqi0ci firm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NV NoRK, April n Money IN call easy
ut 1909 per cent; clofod at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper jti1 per cent. Sirr.
ling exchange dull bui steady at a. ~, iOr
sixty day bills aud slS5i. Tor demand.
Government bouds were duh and weak
State bonds wenr dull and steady
The stUrk market was quiet to-day aud
while firm ~ strung IN the forenoon reacted
.aler In the day, aud inal prices show irrcg.
ular changes from those II lat evening.
The transactions were Tor the most part done
by the professional and trading clements.
and the fluctuations VEN narrow aud cX.
ccpiing for few stocks entirely Insignia
cant
closing prices are irregular ~ compared
With those II yesterday. and except lusscs oi
IA In Rock Island o.. In Lake Shore aud |
per cent IN canada Southern the tinal
changes are inf fractional amounts only.
Railphad bonds duh except burlington &
Quincy Nebraska extension ~, which con.
trihutcl f2ll,O0o out of total DAYS bust.
mess " Sld5 on The fluctuations were very
narrow, and while the tone IT the dealing,
was hrm the inal changes are fnr fractions
only with but few exceptions
The total sales II stocks today wcrr e0S
80 shares. Closing quotations
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Cash quotation. were a. follows.

Cash quotations were a. follows:
Flour-Firm aud unchanged.
No. ? spring wheat 7567sc; No. :
spring wheat, 5s,E9I0lsc, No. ? nd ~. &C.;
No. 2oorn, a2jsc;. No, oats. 2,cSol 81
No. . rye, co.; No. barley 77GSr: No.
/ faI seed, Sl.15i prime timothy seed, t2GD@
207.
Mess pork, per brl, tiIo5aiLsO. larl. pr
100 lbs f1Oi. short rib sides, loosc. S1.isif.
dry salicd shoulders. boxed, Sj.75@Gp0.
short clear sides, boxed. s1.5Ja7OD.
Rcrclpls-Flour, gn,OoO hflg wheat. ipOpi
bu corn, 5000 bu; oats $4,000 Lu. la.
ley, %, 90 bu; rye, 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 2l,oG hrlS wheat.
MOO0 bu. corn. 1900 hu oats, 1900 bu;
rye, ~, 900 bu; barley, 800 hu.
ST. Loris, No, April n -.Flour...Quici
aud unchanged. Wheat. Opcncd with free
aclllug aud declined &c, Whcn q rally carried
the price To l5@jsc above Yesterday. No. =
rcd cash. s23.c May, IAnSsi.c. closing at
SIZE asked; June, $3.50 -. closing al
Sc; July, TA@5o'sc, closing at 70c. Aug.
ust, s3Em7N, closing Vt 10; December,
siA0Slc, closing at Sic.
Curn.-uptn 4 weak, hut rallied. closing
&c above yesterday; cash. O, ,mlsalc. NAV.
l5ACdtslc closing NJ $50. June, l7a,c.
closing at lsisc nominal, iuly, 47ssNisi,c.
closing at is' IL aikcd.
udts--Strong Hnd highcT Clsh, ~ I'd
gitec; May, aOil@lOac. Hyc.-Onr I'D
Baflcy...Dull, nj s0asSc. Dram. Batter AT
NdSic. CommrRl--t2tiO
ilay--liighcr primo timothy $1,000
n ~. prairie. tSOlai2JO
Buttcr.-- Firm; creamery, 2i@11c. dairy.
isd2ic ErEs-Firfn, al iac.
rroyisions-strong gld higher Pork.
SIAN. Lard, y7i5 DIV alt meats
Baked shoulders. S,.sa long clears. s.. 10
@7.a. clear ribs. s5.2Oai %. short clear.
81 tOd7.5n bacon .-spo,cd shoulders.
taa5is. long clearr. t1TOn1Si; clear ribs.
ii. Sltt5 as, short clears, SSIUaSi5. Hams
Dull nt tiN OOal2OO. ~
Rrccipts.-.Fluur, $500 bry wheat. 5000
bn; corn. 1900 bu; vat inOOO bu. rye.
i,OOo hu. harley, i2,O0 hu
shipmonis.-flour.O coo bflg wheat, 10 600
bu.; corn, 700 bui rye, nync, barley, 100
bu.
Afternoon Board-Wh'Nl -- Active but
weak and &c lower May, sl',c, June. siAc;
July. 7s.c December, $50 torn--lowcr,
May. t5jl@4sc; July, A',ltso Oats
Easter, May, a0isc.
Kansas CRY, No, April u - Wheat
HIGHER. No. 2 soft, cash, 7Sc bid. SOC
asked; MAY, $50 bid. Corn Higher; No. 2
cash. llltc: May and june no bids nor
offerings; July, l6lsc bid, % asked. Oats
No. 3 J0lsc asked.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: THURSDAY. APRIL 12 1885,

but very quiet. Sales 27,5oO bags. April,
~ .4o@ll.55; May, $li,35@1l4G June,
sil .I0@ll.20; July, $io85@lO.70; August,
$l0.3O@lo.4o September, 80. 2O@1O. 25; oc-
iober, Stops; November, $40 25; December,
$40 2o@l0.25; January, $l02O@lo.25 Febru-
airy, $40 20@l0. Is; March, $16.25. Sugar
In fair demand and firm; fair refining
quoted 4 lS-l6ci molasses grades, 4@4ssc;
rernnmbuco, $50 test, Az; refined, firm.
Enthusiastically; Rice--steady.
= CINCINNATI, O., April 11.-whisky--
STEADY; sales, 906 barrels finished goods on
basis of sl.09. Butter--Weaker fancy
northwestern, SOC; extra Ohio SOC; prime
dairy roll, 20@22c. Sugar Firm. Eggs
Firmer. Ice. Cheese-Steady.
CHICAGO, Ill, April. lion the Produce
exchange today the market was very tame.
Creamery, 22@27 &c; dairy, 1s@25c. Eggs
Firm; i6,z@l71Ec.
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HN-Chnlcc from STORE, nir6tl.0n. car
load. from lcycc ~ depot slSboaio.io.
prime, store NNt9l lic. car load. frum lcvcc
or depot, tl7 UotaisOt pmiro frum store.
OD@5oc, car load, from loyco or depot 5000
CISCO.
Dn,S--from store, 800, from lcycc or
depot $1,000
ConN-From store, white 0ec. miycl. bsc;
from lcycc or depot, white. IN bulk. SIC, IN
SIX, Unc mixed, IN bulk. btr; In ska, b5c
oArs--from storc, white. i2c. mixed. iOr.
from levcc or depot white, IN bulk asc: In
fks, 40, mixed. In bulk Nc; IN SIS, asc.
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Ifcnle IN ncelpis his dny j.
LIVERPOOL.


LIVERPOOL.
Al noon. Spots-Firin improved demand
Sales, 1900 bales, Of which American.
900 bales. Receipts. 1900 bales. Of which
American. 1900 bales. Closing quotations
We're NJ follows; Ordinary, nd good orli.
nary. 81; low mlddlinP. ~ ID good lniddling.
bhd' middliug uplands, Died; middling
Orleans, h9sd.
Futures upinod quiet al advance, and
clofcd dull, ~ follows
lrhc prices are given In pence aud 0lths
thus, i.13 means Aoj-0ld, aud SOL means
.. l-tisd
Al I pm.-April, aid, sellers. April.
May, 5 I'D, sellers. Mny.Junc atSl, srllcr-;
JunoJuly, 5.inl buyorg July.Augusi . nd
sellers, AugustScpicnibcH b..ld. sellers Sop
temhcrOctubcr, ALA, value; October Novcm.
Der . 0Al, sellers, September, 6.2ld, sellers.
nAvnr.
Spois--rriccs quiet and steady Tres orli.
nairc Orleans spot, 61li futures for May de.
livery OiaL
Note FRS orlnairr Orleans spot, Gsf,
represents GGis francs for ~ kiloi of strict
mildling cotton, llhvc terms A kilo u
about 2lhs. or o. SiOo klos equal 100 lbs
franc u equal to 20c.
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Cons Mru--siandarl secs. pearl, sl.oO.
roller, t2WdaO0 steady.
llrANs Avn rE,s-Nnyy beans s25Sfil oo.
medium, t27h. Stock peas fi.2i per bu,
lady peas, clio per bu black eyes, $3.50
per bu
oar MrAt,-in half brls, $3.50 from store.
fLorn- Prom store common. tl0Oaa -.
sLo0Gtti0 cNtm fancy, SL2ittl5O patent,
Si.iOttS.uo. quiet.
CHirKrns SODA. extra, a.. soda, treble
exip, i'sci singer snaps, 5isaGisc, assorted
iumhlcs, To-.
Cn,,Htp wurAr--in halt hrls, a.25 from
store.
lloNiNY Am Guus-Ffom store, iJ.2j.
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Fisu-- Mackcrsl, half brls, No I. 500.
Ne. ?, ~ -. No. =, ---. l0lb kt No. I.
tl.l9 No. 2 si.o3; No 3 49,. Dry herring.
family. sc per bo1.
Hoo froprctf-firm; mes pork, $3.50
@lh@ sugar cured hams i0aidil Sc.
breakfast baron, loA@ii.c. bulk pork.
clear sides, TAita7Ac, clear rib sides, $50
Pos fru-llrls, $780, half brls, A.Oo@
400. kegS. $3.50.
L.HD--rcs nc; half brls, Tjsc, kegs, T,fc:
choice kettle, sACtsAo firm.
FHKsn MEArs--Choioe beef, headquarters,
lOc. forcqnarlers 81. second Rrade. hind.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 1.-THE Drorers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, $500 head;
shipments, 5000. Market weak and shade
lower; steers, s3.30@5.15; stockers and feed
ers, S2.3093.05 cows, bulls and mixed, 81. %
@3.6O; Texas cattle. sl.50@4l0.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1000. Market strong shade higher. Mixed;
50; D@5.i0; heavy, $2.35@5.50; light, 5000
$40; skips, $370@5.lO.
shecp-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 300.
Market dull and about steady; natives, 1925
cg5.9o westerns, 450@5.80; Texas, 5000
4.75; lambs, $5.00@6l5.
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Household Supplies.

ArrlEs-..Ncw York, s56OG3.75 per brl;
dried apples, 7ClSc per lb from store. Dried
peaches, Nc from store.
VgoErA Onions, $I.OOaiG0 per brl,
81 90 per bu. Cabbage new Louisiana. crate,
S315GGI.00. Kraut, hrls, 500 hall brls,
800. Garlic SOC per 100 Turnips, $1,000
l.75 per brl.
rouInY--Chickens, spring, scarce, $500
c5.0O hens i3OO@325i turkeys, $1,000
1900.
FGuIr.-O Oranges. Mcssina, $3.50 per box;
imperial, 800 per box. Lemons, $1,000
800 per box. Bananas Sl.5O@2.50 per
bunch.
PioRlrs-Brls $3.50, half brls. 500.
I IEG1s-Firm; bSs, bye cases, lGc.
KIENs-London layers, $500; layers,S2 10
California, S225
Nurs-C ocoanuis, $3.50 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, &c, Tennessee, farmers stock, ga
%; roasted, 2}sc higher shcllcd, lOc Pccans
Texas, 06tl2c.
BrrrrR-Rutierinc, l2@l5c; creamery. 20
6I90c dairy, ls622c; country butter, l5CD2Oc.
ClpR-ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half brl.
Por,rom--Firm; selling at q. 25@ I 40 per
bu, a. 2b(d3.JO per bri, sweet potatoes 500
Cg9.0O per brlj seed sweet, S250@2Ta.
ViSrGsn--I,r gal, s6fi2c.
srnhunrrHifs--S3 o0GJ.5O per case pinis.
Miscellaneous.
WHISKY Stmight Kentucky Bourbon
$lhOdGO0 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, - 10000; Eastern ryrs. a sh6pG.O0
according 10 ngc aud make, common whisky,
bct3sl.21 according To proof
BAGOiNG---,i667c.
TnS--$ l.Oldl.i5.
sncr-brUp, sii0 buck. ti.Gj.
IuAB-GisC
NMis---lron. s.. 10, steel. s2.ej@235.
Powpln.-kcp, 500; hall kcg-, t2.75;
1unrtcr kegs, sl.tO.
llnEs--llfy niut, No 4. liiSc M. ?. Sc:
Try saltcd. Gtesc; green nltcd No. l. bc. No.
. Be; green, S@ic shecpskins, lbc@s Ot
irregular.
ror,coo--common, 25@3oci other grades,
3j1s5c
sSrrr.-.Garctrs. sioS5 Ralph'-, sio25.
milnad. Sg.2i, Gail & Az, sNOO
Co,L On---'rime white, wholesale lots Zoe
per gal
Woot-llurry grease wool unwashcd, i3G1
isci clear grease WOOL 23Ci2ic bury washed,
2oteWc, tub washed S3@aoc.
ntrrwAN lisa 20c.
| TAuow- -3m3ho.
Fvns AND SgiSs--.Dccr. 30ft35c; bear y n
| CtiU0 mink. l6CalOc; coon. hunter handled
l5ml6c county handled, l56tUor. otter
=. coo so. beaver buVms15O. Mild cat, t6a
25cfox, iotq5jc, muskpt, iO6ti0c, oppssom,
i0c,l 6ci wolf 0v@s20o. skunk, l5@75ci
panther b0'Gt Si.O0.
srrps--.Rcd clover, fi15 per bu. timothy,
1926 per bu hcrls Gbc per bu blus griss,
tl.2i per bui orchard rras-, $i.iOCgi 90 per bui
Cate. seed Products.
pniNr CErpE ous-1i 6@32I sc, prime sum.
mcr yellow, a0b031isc, choice cooking sum.
mer yellow, 500 i0,g prime cotton seed mcal,
tlI0ldi525, carload lots; less than car
load, sls O0giS50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12

smtFr-Choioe, Sc. medium, a'SGic.
LAnnS- -Choicc, i0.0Gi common ~ good.
pet head, IS M.
GRsss CArtLK--Choicc, aa.diiEc. good ~
@a9c fair 90 medium, 2,sgJci scallnwaw,
lism2c.
Hoos--Choioc light 5@5i.c; good, isl@5c.
common, aImi'sc.