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The evening world., 1888-05-19
Champion KoIian BowIers.

The annual tournament Of the Rolian Bowling
Club came on at ex-Assemblyman E,seman's Club
house, 2s4 Bowery last evening. The contrasting
Hail, j. Danneberg. Charles CAIN, L Stern, Nat
hirshbein, D.. Reicnenberg, Abe Levy. A.
Schwartz, N. Levy, M. Falk. Harry Cohn. N,
mund Cohen and Nathaniel Lichtenberg. There
were sixteen prizes, NJ. Levy capturing the nrst
the first four balls being ''of." Among the guests
were ex-Assemblyman Eiaeman, b. Davidson.
Joseph Pepper, Broker M. B~runswick, DR.. Henry
X. Terry. Z. Rothch,ld, Charley Evans, and }.
Nordenscnild, the e%x-champlon.
The evening world., 1888-05-19
THE ROLL OF Merit.
Names Of Children Who Stand High
est in Their Glasses,
This Weeks Record Of Primary
School Pupils.

Boys md Girls Who Have Gained the Max
mum Number Of Marks Once More Reap
the Reward Of lndustry-A Long List Of
Names OF Pupils who Have Been Pune
tual, Bright, Dilisent and Well
The pupils in the primary schools n de-
partments who. during the school week just
closed, have won the foremost place in their
classes again find their names in The EVEN
ING WoBLp's Roll of Merit. Their teachers,
who are impartial judges of their efforts and
ability have furnished us the names from the
official records.
Names not arriving in time for to-day's
issue will be published in the edition i'm
mediately following their receipt.
The evening world., 1888-05-19

The only way tina. could be used, for some
reason or another, was q rope. Some OF the
firemen on the roof held q rope, Dali
rymple, of Hook and Ladder Truck No. 4,
went up it hand over hand, got the young
fellow and brought him down again by means
of the rope, landing him safely below. The
strength and endurance needed to do this are
clear enough and do not need to be dilated
on. 1t was q very creditable rescue, and
Dalrymple was entitled to o good deal Of
credit for accomplishing it. Not every man
could do such q thing, however willing he
might be to effect it if he were able. Physi-
cal strength is a useful quality in fire work
and comes into play very often.
Dalrympls, on another occasion, was as
sociated with q comrade, Webb, of Hook and
Ladder Truck No. 8. who displayed his
strength in rescuing . man.
The fire was In o fve-storied fiat on Fifty
eighth street and tool place in January last
year. The fire was raging, but we thought
that everybody in the building had been
taken out, 30 that there was no danger Of any
loss of human life. But this was a mistake.
A young fellow appeared at the ffth-story
window. By means Of a shutter he managed
to climb down to the story below.
The evening world., 1888-05-19
IN LETTERS OF RED.
A Brisht-Hued Celebration OF The Worlds
Radiant Finh Anniversary.

5ss" Nss
tFrom the sandu.kv (o.) Journai.l
The New York WORLD came ont on the 10th with
the whole sheet printed in red. II uses the nrst
page recalling lie many lriumphs and the immense
amount OF eood It has done, both 70 the people Of
New YORK and the United Btateh Verify TEE
WORLD Is . great paper.
tytom he AiianHe Tirnss.l
The n. 2. WORLD, with o superiority OF enter
prise, sends out q large extra edition OF its NTH
anniversary number. printed In red ink. How
ever, this Is entirely proper, for It marks the fact
that The WORLD Is read By everybody.
Iron the Nashville Lmsrfcan.l
The New York WORLD OF the 10th inst. comes to
us printed In red ink as q startling reminder that It
has reached It's nftp birthd y under Mr.. Joseph Putt
zer's ownership. THE WORLD 10 an example OF what
energy and enterprise In the journalistic field can
accomplish. congratulations are extended to our
somewhat cratic but always breezy contemporary
IRON the Troy Bsigst.l
The New York WORLD on Thursday celebrated
Its nftn birthday under MIR. Pulitzers management
the success Of which Ia seen In q growth In circu-
lation from 20, 900 IN 1883 TO upward OF 300, OOO at
the present time Pluck, energy and independence
are sure to win in Journalism A. in every other
branch Of business
From he C7ermont co., C~oyrtsr.J
The New York WORLD is painting the country
red In honor Of in NTH anniverssry-its special
edition Of May 10 being the nearest approach to
the "ensanguined garment +" ever seen In Gotham.
The success Of ~the:great journal 10 marvellous-in
Owe years Its circulation has increased tenfold,
from 30, 900 In 1888 10 300, 900 In 1888 Al this date
1t will reach . million readers daily before the close
Of this century. The world IL It's neld.
Iron the Young.to,on t0.) T~sieoram.I
Thursday the great New York WORLD celebrated
its NTH anniversary. In that time It's circulation
has Increased from 10, $50 q day to 29s, 800. While
Its progress seems phenomenal, 1t Ia not 30 wonder
full when its unrivalled facilities and its army Of
"WoRLD-m makers" are taken into consideration.
It employs twenty artists and photo-engravers,
thirty-nine editors and sub-editors, 129 reporters
and writers and 48s correspondents. Fifteen col
umns an hour Ia the ordinary capacity OF the main
composing room. With all these how in the world
could THE WORLD be other than greatf But Pulitzer
himself says "the people, not tho editor, have
made THE WORLD what It is" and to them It ex-
tends grateful Acknowledgements, and "thanks
public roguesf for their enmity."
The evening world., 1888-05-19
niker,u Compoupd sarsnpnriIIa

is purely vegetable. For srupt ions, Dyspepsia, Head
perfect cure. It contains no MERCURY. Potash or
factory thar any other. In fact, We guarantees snttre
bottles ;l7H 1unces). rs cenLs. Only taken moguing
and night. Insist on having RIKER's SARaAPARILLA and
persuade you otherwise. Sold By almost all dealers II
9th ave., New York. -
The evening world., 1888-05-19

The Democratic Committee on Resolutions
now claims and proves that it indsrsed
both the national platform of 1884 and the
State platform Of 1887. This simply extends
the straddle-one foot on free-trade ground,
the other on protection soil. \
The evening world., 1888-05-19
HOW FOR RAPID TRANsIT,

Broadway il saved from u railroad on stills,
property-owners and the decision of the
courts.
Now let the men of money who have the
interests Of the city at heart unite upon and
put through an underground or arcade sys-
tenn Of rapid transit.
Broadway will never be safe until that is
dona,
The evening world., 1888-05-19

HEN Brady got up
TO the window Of the
floor where the man
was, he had some diff
Guilty again in getting
him out. He did not
comprehend clearly
what was desired Of
him by the fireman.
Finally Brady had 10
grab him and rescue
The evening world., 1888-05-19

BILL NTE should resist, with the stornness
Of MIR. BLAINE himself, all attempts to make
him q Presidential candidate. WILLIAM
should not care who makes the postmasters
OF q people 30 long AZ he makes their best
jokes.
The evening world., 1888-05-19

Oh these men, these menl And OIL oh
these women, these women Why will they
persist in furnishing news of naughtiness to
the papersr If they can't be good, won't
they at least make greater efforts not to be
found out ?
The evening world., 1888-05-19

The General Term clinches Boodler Nc
QuADr's sentence. What the public ID now
looking for il some new sentences.
The evening world., 1888-05-19
EAST AND WEST.

Baker Charley Gundersheimer Ia reputed to have
the longest name In Yorkville.
Dr. Eugene Breivogelle attends to the bodily Ills
Of the members Of the First Battery.
Frank Vail, Of Eighth avenue, besides being Q
prosperous business man. 10 an excellent baritone
singer.
j. Tableporter 10 not in the liquor business, as
his name would indicate, but deals IN choice
Hsvanas and pipes OF quaint architecture.
N. j. Gallagher has Ihis name painted IN large
letters on his wagon. and he says that small boys
follow him for blocks, advising him to ''let her
CO."
One Of Talon a stadtfeld's vans having been i'm
pounded by the Bureau OF Encumbrances, involv-
Ing q cost Of $40. they now have the wheels taken
on when the van Ia left standing In the street.
The evening world., 1888-05-19

What He Left. H
tFpom the Chicago Tribuns.l '
Stranger, just arrived in ttown stepping into
bank)-l am looking for MI. GAVIN. He's an Old
friend Of mine. l supposed he was still cashisr OF
this bank. Has he LETT your employf
President Of Bank Cooking dejectedly at empty
safe)-Yes, sir. He has left our employ. That's
about all he did leave.
The evening world., 1888-05-19
A New Member.
IyNOn "A. Pia.Sur0 oArOntel

nF0m he RnSbura OAroAtels.l
B~qufdig-That police onnoer must DO q new man
On the forcA
NogwtIiRen--Whyf
equildig-He passed q truit stand without steal
ne any peanntl
The evening world., 1888-05-19

The Penalty Of Over
Indulgence.
Iron LUs.l
Inexperienced KID
Why, pa, what's the mat
ter witch you
Ps-My dear child, I
have O terrible attack q
Indigestion. lam AFRAID
that coal-scuttle was 100
rich.
The evening world., 1888-05-19
DR.. GREENE'S
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Dyspepsia. INDIGESTION with loss Of appetite, Bil,ou..
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BY nervousness. weakness and prostrstion. sieepls.
and restless nights are followed by u tired waking. Tb.rs
IL often no appetite for breakfast, there may be a b.d
taste In the mouth mornings and the person has fr.
quently 4 dun or bsd-feeling head. After meals tbs.,h
In many cases a full. blosted or uncomfortable feeling.
with belchins Of wind. In some cases there Is a pain IN
the side or under the shoulder blade; sometimes there 4.
spain AT the pit Of the stomach, while in others there IA
q faintness. sinking or 'all-gone" sensation. Their, IA
often biiousness and almost always constipation.
In such cases the food docs little or no good TO the AVA
TEN. does not noursh the body or build up the blood and
vitality. This health aud strength. therefore. ersdusllv
wane. the person becoming weak, tired and exhausted.
after q time these Is hardly power and energy TO s,s
through the days work. and there Ii . GROSS. irritable o.
depressed feeling.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Loss of Appetite. Weak.
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the world is that great discovery.
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This remedy Is purely vegetable ana Ia r7niess,
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The evening world., 1888-05-19
FOR DINNER.

Radisnes, 2 cents.
Florida cabbage, 10 centa
Eels, IS cents q pound.
Lemons, 90 cents o dozen.
Celery tops, 8 cents Q bunch.
Pinto peaches, % cents . dozen,
Burmuds onions, 10 osnts q quart
Kennebec salmon, 70 cents s pound.
Connecticut roe shad, 10 cents each.
California cherries, 90 cents Q pound.
Finest grass butter, % cents q pound.
String beans. Is cents q small measure.
The evening world., 1888-05-19

Why II Ns
Iron ts Chicago Tribuns.l
Can anybody explain why q bottle Of catsuh
when IL explodes on the table, will sprinkle eVorys
thing in the room except the meat
The evening world., 1888-05-19
A SOVEREIGN REdEDY
For tho Weak and Debilitated.
HoFF,

New York, No. o Barclay Street.
beware OF Fraudulent ImltntiOna. - The
GENUINE has the signature Of "Jobnnn Hell"
on the neck, and comea In nst, squatfy bottles,
with Q German label thereon
TAKE NO OTHER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
BY TELEGRAPH.



NV YoRK, Feb. 20--Moncy ON call easy
at TO 90 per cent; closed offered at ~ per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Sac per cent
sterling exchange dull but steady nj
isi,f for sixty-dny bills
Government bonds wcro duh and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
The stock market today went back 10 the
same condition II was In during the early
portion Of last week, and dullncss aud stag
nation were the only features. Although
the Reading c0lliories were nj work there
seemed 10 be considerable dissatisfaction
still remaining, and most operators were
disrbscd 10 await further developments.
Chicago operators sold the grangcrs and the
critical condition Of the crown prince OF
Germany created some uncasincss on the
other side, which induced some selling by
London. ~. Paul and Reading were the
only stocks showing any animation until
late In the day, when LAckawanna became
nctive. Fluctuations however, were made
within tho smallest range, except Manhat-
tan. which dropped over l per cent. After
n heavy "a weak opening, In which most
stocks showed slight declines from Satur.
days closing figures, the market saggcd oil
slowly with only u single insignificant no.
action, and closed very dull aud heavy NJ
the lowest prices Of the day. Everything ON
the active list Is frnciionally lower except
Manhattan. which lost ~.
| Railroad bonds were dull aud heavy.
sales, t5sG,Oo. Burlington, Cedar Rapids
4 Northern iiSts lost 4, AZ iOi
Tho total sales Of stocks today were III =.
400 shares. Closing quotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Grain aud Pr,yi.lons.

CHICAGO H.. Feb. 2O.--lle grain and
provision markets on Change stagLed fairly
active and generally fair. Before moon there
was q reaction which caused grains 10 sell
lower than at the close dnlsatnrday. The
unsettled European c0nqitibn" was talked
in the grain pits, and ihthe wheat crowd
there was fresh bare ground, cold weather
argument. There was nb'stffprisc in any OF
the visible supplies figures announced. May
wheat opened at Size, declined to S0N0Slc,
reacted TO 81 and closed at SO9lc. Trading
was largely controlled by prominent
operator who had bought wheat Saturday
under III cents, and sold all he could today
at that figure.
Corn receipts today were 402 cars. This
caused some weakness in the market shortly
after the opening. Later II was discovered
that the stock OF corn at New York had de-
creased nearly 100000 bushels and prices
were advanced slightly. Then came the
visible supply figures showing only $1,000
bushels decrease for tho week. and the
trader who has made the local markets for a
week past became seller aud prices reacted.
May opened at5l5sc, sold at 81 I{@5lAc, then
at 81 &c and closed at 5l96c, or nc lower than
the closing price OF last week. During the
morning May and June oats, together sold
at 81 HM3l &c alternately. Before the close
the market weakened with other grains, and
May closed ~ lower at 3l2sc, and June &c
lower at 81 lSc.
Lard furnished the sensational feature TO
the provision trade. Hutchinson was again
a heavy buyer OF May, getting about fifteen
tcrccs. Efforts were made to break the
market, but his offer 10 take any part Of
100000, at $500, prevented the crowd from
selling as freely rs they would have done
had he been out Of the market. June and
July were sold against the purchases Of May.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Miscellaneous.

WHISKY - Strnight Kentucky Bourbon,
SL50l96.O0; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, 81 100000 Eastern Rycs, 81 $50
600, according 10 age and make; common
whisky, 0Dcegl.lj according TO proof.
BAGGISG-0Cg7c.
TrEs--$l l0gl.15.
Snor-Drop, $l.40; buck, si.G5.
LEAD--0lEc.
NAlIs-Iron, S2iOd2l5; steel, 80. 2jC923o
PowDEn--Kcgs, 50; half kegs, s2.75; quar-
ter kegs, Sl.60.
TonAcco--Common, 25@35c; other grades,
35MS5c.
sSuFr- Carrots. $i0.s5; Ralph's, slO.2j;
railroad, 1925; Gail q AK, 800.
Coal Orls--Primc white, wholesale lots,
Zoe per gal.
IIipEs-Dry flint No. /, i3c No. 2, iOc;
dry saltcd, 5Cg0c green saltod No. I, GHGg
6Sc; No. ?, 5gjhci green, i@jc; sheepskins,
l5c@sl.00
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, l3@
isc clear grease WOOL 2}G02jc; bury washed
20tg30c; tub washed, J3tg35c.
BEEswAX--lS6I20c.
nLLow--3M3Jfc
FuRs AND SRINs-Decr, 30d35c; bear, 81 90
@,700; mink, 15GlI0c coon, hunter handled
l5Cg15c; country handled, l5G00c; otter,
Sl,O061500 beaver, 50c(di500; wild cat, 156G
2jc; fox, l5@75c; muskrat, i0ai5c; opos-
sum, lOCdljc; wolf, 60c6t2.O0 skunk, i5Cl
Zoe panther, 50cGpfl.00.
SEEDs-licd clover $L75T,j.25 per bu;
timothy, 1926 per bu; herbs, 60G55c per
bu; blue grass, Sl.2j per bu; orchard
grass, slio9l.5O per bu; red oats, 47@50c
pcr bu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
GENERAL TRADE
Hreadisiuh

Cons Nr,L,-standard, S2.i5; pearl, 800
roller, te.Og3.00, quiet
Dr,Ss--Nayy, t20O@276 medium, $1,000
40.
oar Mru-In half brls, $3.50 from store
FLouR-From store, common, S3.O0it3. -,
family 81. 2,ct3 90. choice, t3.bOCD3.15; fancy,
fi0OCfli0' extra fancy, $i.26,9i.6o, patent,
81 50tpiSi; quiet.
ira, ilfc ginger snaps, 6lf@6Isc; assorted
iumhlcs ior.
CuAckEp wnr,r-In half brls, tI25 from
store.
ioNiNY AM GRIrs-From store, S3.2A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
General News.


Business pretty fair.
WEATHER clear and pleasant.
THE Mississippi at st. Louis is rising very
fast.
THREE boats are announced TO leave here
today.
Arkansas river is rising at Little Rock and
Fort Smith.
THE Chickasaw Is the Wednesday packet
for White river.
THE Gen. ID. III. Ruokcr Is on her way from
81. Louis to this point
Mn. GEORGE l.. JOHNSON goes out this even
ing ON the Joe Peters as bill clerk.
THE Commonwealth, en- route from Gin
cinnati TO New Orleans, should pass here to-
day.
TnE river at 81. Louis is free from ice and
navigation 10 points south has been resumed
again.
DURING the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here rose two
inches.
THERE Is no change In the condition OF the
stranded boats at st. Louis. II will require
q rise Of three feet TO float them off OF the
bank.
The elegant Anchor line steamer Arkan-
sas City leaves here this morning Mt 10
O'Clock for Vicksburg and all the principal
way landings.
Tux Gayoso for Tiptonvillc, Rosa Lee for
Osceola, Rob Roy for Walnut Bend, James
Lee for Friars Point and Kate Adams for
Arkansas City, all left last evening with good
trips
The City Of st. Louis, from New Orleans,
passed up 10 81. Louis yesterday noon with
fair amout OF freight and agood list Of people.
She put Off here 100 barrels OF molasscs and
3 bales OF cotton. She added lotions OF sun
dries.
AT a meeting Of the directors Of the An
Choir line held at 81. Louis last Friday Capt,
l. NJ. Mason was elected president Capt
John A. Scuddor vice-prcsident, and Col.
John q. Prathor managing director OF the
company.
TnE Joe Peters arrived from Arkansas
river yesterday with 4s7 bales Of cotton,
1896 sacks Of cotton seed and ~ packages Of
sundries. She leaves again this evening at
0 O'Clock for Helena, Friars Point, Tcrrcne
and all way landings on the Arkansas river
as far M Pine Blun.
TuE Ohio arrived from Cincinnati last
night with 400 tons OF miscellaneous freight.
The Ohio returns this evening at o'clock
for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati
and all way points on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers. Capt. John = Jones commands,
with r. W. Mccoy In charge Of the Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
LIYERPonL.


At noon: Spots--frco supply Offering
Sales, 10000 bales, OF which American 1000
bales. Receipts, GOoO bales, OF which
American, h,6OO bales Closing quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, jlsd; good ordl.
nary, 5'id; low middling, 7.iGd; good
middling, 59.d; middllng uplands, 0-i6d;
middling Orleans, hNd.
Futures opened dull at decline, aud closed
/ quiet aud steady, as follows
ffhe prices are given Ia pence aud 0iths,
thus AIS means LGJ-0ld, aud 5.0i means
| b1-0ld.
Ala pm.-Fcbruary 1851. buyers; Feb
runry-Mnrh. b33d, buyers; March.April,
6Sld, buyers; Aprl.May, 5.3Gd, sellers; May.
juno, b35d, buyers; Junc-July, 5Sod, buyers;
July.August, 5.iid value; AugustScptcm.
Der 5.iid buyers; September Odd, buyers
HAvRE.
Sp0is--Quicf aud steady. Tres orlnaire
Orleans spot 0siif; futures, for February dc-
livery, G5ht
Noie--Tres orlinairc Orleans spot, oar,
represents 06ls francs for 90 kilos OF strict
middllng cotton, lIayro terms. A kilo Is
about lbs, or i5 $500 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc Il equal 90 zoe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
IeesistuU.

H,Y-Cholcc. from store. o5cctsi.o car
load. from lcycc or depot sis.5O0gl 1890;
prime, sinrc. lsc ear load from levce
or depot, sl7.Oo@iS,JQ prairie from store
0na7Oc; car load from levee or depot 5000
@i2O0.
nnlS-rrom store, 800. from lcvcc or de-
rot. tiOO0.
tonS-From store, white, DC; mixed, bac;
from lcvoc or depot, white, Ia bulk, O0ifso
Gle. Ia sks Oec; mixed In bulk, 53ySe9J5l 80,
Ia Sks 81 C5sAc.
OAta-from store. white, Hcf Csc; mixed
lidtec: from lcycc or depot, white, IN bulk,
| 8Dk6ioG IN SIS flhc mixed, In bulk,
! g5t@Jsi,c. la sis, t0tli llo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
ons, ss.oo@s.5o per box. Bananas, $500

ons, ss.ooSsso per box. Bananas, $500
$50 per bunch.
VEGETABIEs--Onions, $i00I4.25 per brl,
$50 per bu. Cabbage new Louisiana, 500
@S.50 Kraut, brls S7.5Ods.50; half brls'
S4.25CDL75. Garlic, Sl.00 per 100 Turnips
S2.25 per brl.
PouLrRY--Chckcns spring, S200@9.00
hens, f300ll3.25; turkeys, s5.J0Ml2.0G
dressed chickens, 2OO@3,50; turkeys, 100
l2hc per Id; ducks $3.0O@35O geese, Si.OO
@5.00 per doz.
GAMr-Quail, 81. oO@i, % per loz; squirrels,
Sl.00@l.2b per doz. Venison, whole deer,
4d5c; saddles, l0c wild ducks, S2.2592.5O
per doz. Rabbits, sl.00G0l.25 per doz.
Prairie chickens, S4.0O95.0O per doz Wild
turkeys, 50@75c.
pIcKLEs--Brls, $3.50; half brls, 800.
EGGs-Qniet at lie.
RArsTgs-London layers 500; layers, 1913;
California, 1928.
NUTs--Cocoanuts. $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee farmers stock, $40
DC; roasted, 2lEc higher shellcd, lOc. Pc
cans, Texas, 0al2c.
BUrTER-Buttcrine l2dijc; creamery, IS
003Ic, dairy, 2)l123p; country butter l5tg20c,
CiDER--New York, $70007.j0 per brl and
Si0o0i.2j per half br
PorAToEs-Firm, selling ut ii.00yl.20 per
bn, 50. 25@35opcr brl; sweet potatoes, $1,000
2.l5 per brl.
VINEGAR--Per gal, 100l2c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Mules aud Is,r.ex.

IIonsEs-Fair demand; drivers, $i25@l75;
heavy draft, tl75@225 saddle, Sl50So2OO
extra saddle, t2OOit2j0i plugs tj0a65; Texas
ponies, t2jHg0 common drivers, s75MiQQ.
MuLEs-Fair demand; II 10 1iIf hands
high. s0Ollil0 AZ 10 ~ hands high. sll06
l2b; ~ Ia 1913 hands high, tl25etiJO; 1871 20
~ hands high, SlbODlGJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 2o-7The Drorer's Journal
reports; Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 5000. Market strong; choice, $1,000
6.20; good steers, $3.00@5.00 stockers and
feeders, $3.35@3.6G cows, bulls and mixed,
$LS0@3.l0; Texas cattle, $3.40@LOO.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments
1000, head. Market strong and unchanged;
mixed S05@5.40 heavy, IS. 30@5.70
light, A.00@5.30; skips, $3.256149O.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments,
400 head Market strong, 10@15c higher;
natives 80. 10000; western. 81, s0Ca5, 3o'
Texans s3.oO@i76; lambs, s5.O0@6.25.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21

surKr-choice, l@iIsc; medium, 3It@
SIC; common, $l.0Odl.60.
LAlns--Choicc 800, common 10 good,
per head, si.50G3.0O.
GgAss CirTLE-Choicc, 3IfG1ic; good, ~
634c; fair 10 medium, 2I4g2l.c; SCALA
ways, l'icciAc; feeders, light, 2g2ISc;
heavy, 27ia3c.
IIoGs-Cholcc light, $500; good, E.@5c;
Common It.Ofltsc