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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
Prof. Worden and the Arts in Audubon.

We are pleased to note that the art
class recently started by Prof. Wordcn
now numbers ten of the refined and ed
ucated ladies and gentlemen of Audi
bon, and all speak in the highest terms
Of their advancement in the beautiful
arts. q
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05

n 1@sss NJ rewarded those who read this and
UUiuI Y then at; they will ind honorable en-
Nluilu 4 poyment that viii not take them from
s"s' their home aud families Tho profits
are large and sure for every industrious person,
man, have made and now making several hun.
dred dollars month. 1t Is easy for any one to
make IS and upwards per day W o is willing to
work Either sex, young or old; capital not needed;
we start you. Everything now. No special ability
required; you, readsr, can do il as any ono, Write
to us at once for full particulars which we mail
free. Address stinson Co, Portland, Maine.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
spsuu,E ~ a,3has revolutonized the world during
l,..t hal NJ ~

1MUUMVIiIMIbe last half century. Not least
lin WIN l iii Namong the wonders Of inventive
~ Is"sss" progress is n method and sys TEN Of
uork that ran be performed all over the country
without separating the workers from their homes.
Paw Lberai any can do the work; either sex
younp or old; no special ability required. Capital
moi needed You are started free Out this ont and
return 10 us and will send you tree something Of
great value and importance 70 you, that will start
Won in business which will bring you In money
yieht swsy than an ythiDg else In the world. Grand
outft free Address True Co., Agnsta Maine
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
80. - AN, " DENTAL
MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. MAGGIE BLAkESLEE,
-r,EACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN Terms
Reasonable Residence, first house east Of school
lOufe, Audubon.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

nVESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev
+ ptcyps u. Acting Pastor. Morning service at
\ a',I4cS sandy school, Rev, L. D Cntsi $
Etparr,tenG eur 1t u O'Clock Evcrirg service ~
o'rI,ck rrrc seats. Volunteer" riicringS' Nj
are .vulCo,Ie. ~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05

WALKER HOUSE,
~ a. WALKER, PROP, AUDUBON, IOWA.
J Firsrc ASS hotel, good sample rooms and 'Buss
Gine. south side OF Broadway.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
Band Concert and Ball.

There will be free concert ut court
house Saturday evening, Jan. 9th, 1888,
by the Audubon Cornet Band
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05

M pastor Services every sabbath merning.
nd evening. Prayer meeting rhursd'y syrning.
All are Invited to attend. SUNDAY $, h'n! At
l'clock p. m, A. II Rob.r's Snpt. All are invite"
o attend these services.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
CHAS. BAGLEY.
H E ANDREWS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office over Refine
y IA tnds iiardS are Store, AuduDon, Iowa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05

FOR H., MD COUNSELLOR AT Law
,.v-r.r. ca years practice. Particular 4ttcn.
90 .iygn 80 trial cases in I'll! Courts in the state.
-.,i. .t,.,~ inside. Nuiuhou Iowa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-05
aaouban County Republican.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered at the Audubon Post. Office as mail matter
OF the second class.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-15
Roses ms source. OF wealth.

Highly satisfactory trials in the cul-
tivati0n of roses as source OF agri-
cultural wealth have been made in re-
cent years by the firm Of Schimmel Il
Co, of Leipsic and New York. The
climate Of Saxony is not as favorable
TO the luxurient growth OF roses as
that of the Balkan peninsula; still the
roses of Saxony have as good and rich
an aroma as that OF their Southern
sisters. The Turkish oil of roses has
at present value OF 700 marks kiIo;
the Saxony article worth twice MS much,
has nevertheless found market, which
speaks well for its quality. OF all the
roses in Germany the large-fowered
ceutifolia major is the one which
yields the most and the finest OIL The
trouble is that this particular flower
cannot be had in sufficient quantities,
inasmuch as IL is less cultivated than
formerly. and that other species ex-
pressly imported for the purpose OF
taking the place Of the former with
the view Of increasing the yield of the
oil contain many barren plants, which
can only be recognized when In bloom.
The above.named house has lately
made arrangement with the widely
known nursery farm Of Ernst Schmal-
fuss of Uechterlitz for the importa-
ton OF large quantities of Thracian
roses, and has engaged to buy for the
next ten years the rose leaves which
cultivators OF centifolia, or the new
Thracan roses, will deliver TO them at
80 pfennings kilo at Leipsic. IL Is a
new and according TO present expe-
riences, profitable industry added to
the numerous commercial enterprises
of the fatherland.-Pdris American
REGISTER
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-15

The reporter met Mr.. Frank McKeon and
found him 10 be clever gentleman, one OF
the firm OF McKson & Mcnken. who own
and operate a c9ffec ,nloon aud restaurant
Mr. Mckeon stated 10 the reporter that II
was fact that he and Mr.. Boyle held one
twentieth OF ticket No. b3,i00 which drew
the second capital prize OF 100000 in the last
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery. He
sad that they had purchased.the ticket about
one week before the drawing and invested or
ten before. "Ihe prize came In good time" ne
said, "as l needed the money badly, as you
know have had plenty Of bad luck. You
remember that we were burned out last fall,
and had no work and no place TO work
at After the lire we had another Inisfor-
tune, and that was lo,ing s3o8 IN the recent
bank failure. had almost given up, hut
hearing az the old adage, 'that the darkest
hours were Just before day" / felt the truth
OF IL kcenly when l saw by the Official list
OF drawing that our ticket drew u valuable
prize.
After congratulating Mr.. McKeon the re-
porter went 10 see Mr.. j.. j. Boyle. He
found Mr.. sBcyle to be bookkeepcr at a
very popular house in this city. The re-
porter asked was IL true that he had been the
lucky winner Of valuable prize. lie said
fortunately II n true. have bought once
or twice before and must say that was
little surprised and glad when my partner
Frank Mckcon told ms we had won. have
no idea what 1 win do with my share.
will use IL TO the best al vantage possible.
Lyman III. Faith. prominent attorney, had
been another OF the fortunat, winners a re-
Porter was sent 10 his Office and found the
gentleman there with hands and head full Of
work. The reporter stated TO him that he
was told that he had won five thousand
dollar Prize nc the last drawing q The
Louisiana State Lottery. Mr.. Faith laughed
and said the fact is that was only the at
torney OF tho PARTIES who won the prize, and
as the attorney / collected the amount Of the
prize and as attorney received my fee. The
party that won the prize is not rich, but Is
ablo 10 get along. aud the five thousand dol
lars will help things lots these hot, dull days
and ! know that the money VIII be judi
cously invested, some in Alabama State
bones and some in real estate. Oh yes, the
money is collected and safe in bank, aud II
you desire IL, VIII show YOU the bank book
with the entry, but viii not tell you who
the party or parties are as they do not wish
their names known. IL Is a very unusual
thing to employ an attorney 20 collect prizes
from the Louisiana State Lottery, rs the
company delights in paying ull prizes with
out relate or discount In this particular
ease, however the parties we're willing, for
the sake ofsccrccy TO fee an attorney In the
matter, for they knew that professional eth
quette would prevent his diyulglng the
name Of his client The First National Bank
OF Mobile colotcd the prize for Mr.. Faitia
and the Southern Express Company that OF
Mcssrs. McKcon and Bcyle--Mob!lc (Ala.j
Register July -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-15
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
The Reunion Held MT Toledo, Gen.
sherman Presfding-rhe Logan
MOuuuseuf

The Society OF the Army OF tho Tennessee
began its twcnty-tirst annual reunion We'd
nesday in Toledo. Gen. w. a. sherman,
the president, was In the chair. lie co lgrat-
ulatcd those present on the good attendance
and spoke fcolingly Of the dead. Commit
tees were appointed on officers and ON selcc-
ton Of pla,c OF the next annual meeting
The officers made their annual reports IN due
form, the treasurer showing that the society
has over $1,000 In United States bonds 10 its
cred {. Gen. Manning +. Force the treasurer
for many years, after making his report sig
nificd his intention OF not accepting n re-
election. which brought out very compli-
montary reference 10 his usefulness from
Gen. sherman.
Gen. Green II. Raum, from the COMMITTEES
ON monument 90 Gen. Logan reported hat
Il Is 60 be located nc Washington city on
site not yet selected; that tho government
will prov de tho pedestal and tho society
provide the statue. This ended the business
session for the day, and Ucn. q. NJ. Dodge Of
Council Bluffs. Iowa read n paper on n =
personal experiences with the army OF tho
Tennessee. Alter this the members were
taken Ia carriages 10 view the city.
I'm the evening the society was formally
escorted TO memorial hall by the local mi l.
tary companies and Grand Army posts
Gen. j. w. Fuller OF Toledo called the
meeting 10 or.cr aud introduced Mayor Ham
ilton, who formally welcomed the socIct on
behalf OF the city. G6nHal sherman made a
appropriate speech In respoaee.
The annual address by Capt. Gilbert A
Pierce. Ex-Governor Of Dakota. then follow
ed, and the exercises closed with campfire
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-15

Comparatively few of the girls of
20 day know how 10 darn stockings.
and yet there Is no part of woman's
work more important. In putting on
the foundation Of darn double
thread should be used for woollen and
single thread for cotton hose. IL Is
important 10 draw the threads evenly,
and care must be taken that from
whatever side the stitches begin they
reach exactly opposite, and are set at
equal distances apart. The worn edges
around the hole TO be darned should
not be trimmed. The finer the stock
ing the finer should bs the darning
material and the smaller the needlel
French zephyrs or pinghams in
ombre stripes make stylish dresses ia
shaded gray stripes. aiternated with
stripes Of Lavender, rose, or white.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-15

President Cleveland yetoes. on an
average, one private pension bin
dav
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
The Emperer a, CharIo,tenbers.

BERLIN, March l3.-Emperor Frederick,
arriving at Charlottenbcrg place, refused
TO be carried TO his apartments in Sedan
chair. He mounted the stairs steps at a
time. After n short rest he wrote until
o'clock, q. m, received Prince William at
o'clock, q. m, and brcakfasted with tho
Empress and children, then transacted
business. Bismarck's oral reports occu-
pied several hours. In the afternoon the
Emperor dined en- familee, continued
working until evening, occasionally adj
dressing his attendants. His voice Is aud
lille, but very hoarse. The physicians are
satisfied with his condition. The Emperor
will take the oath according 10 the Prussian
constitution In the presence OF the ODER
haus and Unterhaus At Charlottenberg on
Saturday. The presidents and yice-presi-
dents Of the two chambers today received
oral reports from Gen. Winterield, after
ward were received In audience by Prince
Bismarck and Count Won Moltke. Owing
20 the immense crowds wishing Wow Of
the remains Of Emperor William, the time
for admission Of the public has been ex-
tended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
A Word About Catarrh

III 4 the mucous membrane that wonderful
scmiauid envelope surrounding tho dellcaie tis
sues Of The air and food passages. that caiafrh
makes lbstronshold once established, u sat into
the very ,lial., and renders life hut aiong drawn
breath u miseu aud disease. dulling the ssnse 81
hearing tnmnclinr The power Of speech, destroy.
ing the faculty Of smell, iaintlns the brralh and
hnlng the ruhncd pleasure ~ taste. lnsldlousy
by errtling on from n simple cold ~ The head, "
assaults thc membrnnont lining aud envcloJa the
ilonc1 eating through tbs delicate coats and cau4
ing Inflammation. tlounhing aud death. Nothing
short Of total eradication VIII sccure health 70 the
uatlcnt and ali aicvlatioun arc simply prucrustl-
naici suffefings. leading ~ fatal formulation
sASronps RADICAL Cum, bs Iahaiaflyn aud ~ ~
hgIlai administration. hns never fallcj even whom
the dlscuss has male frishtiul uruads on del caie
constitution hcariir. fmcll and taste have bscn
recosurcd AID the disease thoFourhiy driven oat'
sANronps RADICAL Cvnr consists Of one bottle
oi the llApicat Crnr ono box of CArArnmAL Soir
vrSr. md ono iwrnovfp isHAihn. al wrapped In
one package with lrcsiso aud dircctlons. and sold
by al druggists Coz stoo
ror1rn paro Axp CHEMICAL Co. BosroS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, uIonds, stocks.

Nrw YoRk March i4.-Money on call easy
a, POS per cent; closed offered at 2K per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, b@5h per cent
Sterling exchange steady at is5lS for 90
day bills and is7tl for demand.
Government and State bonds were dull and
unchanged.
The stock market opened strong on buy
ing orders from London. After the first
hour the bears made n fierce attack on the
whole market, aud number Of damaging
rumors were put In circulation. The close
was strong ON light business. The loan
crowd shows good demand for stocks, and
short interest IL largo In all prominent
shares. business on the exchange continued
10 show effects Of the storm. No orders have
been received from any Of the domestic cen.
tcu.
Railroad bonds were steady. Sales 500.
800, with transactions unchanged. The total
sales 81 stocks today were iO8,i 07 shares.
Closing quotations:
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General News.

business lair. ~t
THr Joseph Henry left early yesterday
morning for Cairo
The City OF 81. Louis, en- route from New
Orleans 10 81. Louis, Is due here.
The river here stands 10 feet ON the gauge,
a decline Of inches In the last % hours.
The Kate Adams leaves this evening at 8
o'clock for Arkansas City and way points.
TnE U. p. schenck should pass here today
on her way from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
THE City Of Cairo will pass here tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, on her way from
Natchez TO st. Louis.
THE ohickasaw went out last evening with
q big trip OF freight for points along the Mis-
sissippi and White rivers.
The fine Anchor line steamer City OF
Monroe leaves here tomorrow at 10 o'clock
am. for Vicksburg and Natchez.
The Arkansas City, from yicksbure passed
TO st. Louis late Tuesday night. She put off
here 81 bales OF cotton and 246 sacks OF cot
ton seed. She added lot Of sundrics.
THE Rosa Lee came in from the upper
coast yesterday morning, with q bales OF
cotton, 4 bags OF seed cotton and 1903 sacks OF
cotton seed. She returned last night with n
fair trip.
The james Lee arrived from Friars Point
yesterday with IL bales Of cotton, IL bags Of
seed cotton and 40 sacks OF cotton seed. She
went back last night, literally patronized by
shippers.
SrEAMDoArMEs at Vicksburg are express
ing fears that the engineers may close the
only channel now ailording access 10 the
city front and are still very sore over their
closing the outlet into the lake by way Of
the gap originally left in the dixie.
WHILE lying In the Louisville harbor last
Saturday night the steamer Commonwealth,
en- route from New Orleans 10 Cincinnati,
was caught In the wind and blown against
the packing company's wharf-boat, knock
ing down her starboard gang-plank and der
rick and breaking ono OF her spurs which
fell on the hurricane deck, tearing consider
able of the roof away and falling through
to the boiler deck, damaging her railing and
trimmings and badly frightening her lady
passengers. She discharged some freight al
Louisville and then proceeded 10 Cincinnati,
o., where her damages will be repaired.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

LIVERPOOL.
Al noon: Spois--Quiet and rather easier.
Sales, 5000 bales, " which American. b,40O
bales. Receipts 10, 600 bales, OF which Ameri-
can. 10, 40 bales. Closing quotations were
M follows. Ordinary, 4 ib-iHd, good ordinary,
bi.i0d, low middllng. 5.d guod middling.
DIED; middling uplands, 5.i0d; middling
Orleans, 8 7.l0d.
Futures opened quiet, at a decline, and
closed barely steady, n follows
frho prices ARE given In pence and 0iths,
thus l0S means LOj1id, and SOL means
5l.0id.l
At4 y. m.-March, 5.231, sellers; March
April, Sid, sellers April May 6.2ld, sell
ers: May-Junc, 525d, buyers; June.July,
6.g7d, sellers; July August, b.2sd. buyers;
August-Scptcmbcr A2sd sellers: September,
8 2sd, sellers; scptember.October, bod,
sellers.
HAvnK.
spots-Qulct and steady Tres ordnairc
Orleans spot on; futures for April de-
livery, 0iNsf
Note-tres orlinnlrc Orleans spot, 0sf,
represents 6Jh francs for ~ kilos 81 strict
middling cotton Hayrc terms. A kilo IL
about lbs, or a. $500 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc II equal to 2Oc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
areeerte-.

CorFEr- Common. l5c. ordinary. i0c, fair,
lie, prime Rio, lsc, choice 90 fancy, 20V. old
government, 2s6J0c, quiet
suosR--Purc white. uhc. OF white. 0isc;
yellow clarified, 0ACt09.c; open kettle, 90
bAc, refined A, 0ac, standard granulaiod,
nc; plantation gmnulatcd, sc; powdered,
sI@sllc; cut Loaf Sif@1.c steady.
IhcE---LouisianH @; Carolina, 0,i@7ci
strong.
cASpiu Stick, all sizes. In bxs, pals and
brls, slteaci fancy assorted, sls@i0c; extra
fancy, isla20c, firm.
CnrEsT-New York factory, ease; full
cream. i2@i2lic; young America, i96si3 &c.
hALr--Saginaw, ti.S5tj 40 per brl; Ohio
river, ti.2Oai.25 per brl. SKIS fine, sL356o
i.t0, coarse, si.i09ilb, pkts bleachcd, a. Is;
mixed, brls, 5000 mixed, 2k@7c.
Scars AID CANpLKs--Soap, 3tt5isc; can.
dies full weight sk09c.
CasxED 0ooDs-.Pine apples, II. 25Cti 80.
Peaches 2 ibs, standard, sif5, 9 bs stand.
ard, t275, seconds 81 90 Tomatoes. bs,
standard, si.oo9i.io. 3 M, standard, ti. 900.
$50 Strawberries, N.Tb. Raspbcrrics,
ti0o. Blackberhes, 81 256si. 40. 0recn
gngcs h.7s@i.n. PearA tl.7b6,225
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
GENERAL TRADE.


COM Mr,is-siandarJ, t20s. pearl, 800;
roller, o. OoCt3O0. quiet
BnAss-Nayy, S2i5a3O0. medium, t275.
OAr MEAt,-ln half brls. 81 10 from store.
floUR-from store, common, f3O00t3, -,
family, t3.25ot3b0 choice, Sl.5OCt3. IS, fancy;
tiOCgi.l0, extra fancy, A..j@i5o, patent
o. 50CtSO1 quiet,
RAcKEns-Soda extra, fc. soda, treble cx.
ira, i4c; ginger snaps 5ls@0hci assorted
jumhlcs. iOc,
CnacKrD wuEAr--ln half brls. Si25 from
siorc.
IloniNY AND GrIrs-From store, t1.25
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

CHICAGO, H., March lf--ihe Drguer' Jour.
shipments, 1900 head. Market strong. steers,
Al iOCt5. ~. stockcrs and feeders, g. $50
a7O cows, bulls and MIXED, t2Da4.Oo
bulk, s2.a5ta3o0. Texas cattle, sa05etloo.
Hogs--Receipis. 1880 head; shipments,
$500 head. Market ainong closing weak;
mixed o. 2O6t5.s0, heavy, sO3iCg5.V0, light,
a.. iO0t5.35; skips. t3.yoQoW.
shcep--Ileccipts, 500 head shipments,
i.OOO head. Market stTpnRrT natives 500
@0 1919: westerns, N.IhdbVt Texans A25
6tlG5, lambs, t5.23C4soo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
uou.ehoia supplies.

ArpLEs-New York, $iOO@5.00 per bril-
dried apples 70lSc per ID from store. Dried
peaches, &c from store.
VEGETABLES Onions, 81. 25G9L50 per bril-
a.. 90 per bu Cabbage, new Louisiana, $3i1O
61I.0O Kraut brls, $3.50 hall brls, N.60
Garlic, 800 per 100. Turnips, $500 perbrl;
rutabaga, $3.50.
PouLrRY--Chickens, spring $200@30O;
hens $3006l350; turkeys $l200al5.OG
dressed chickens, S2.O0@30O turkeys, 100
i5c per ID; ducks, s3,oO@3.5o; geese, $4,000
800 per doz.
ons, s3.0OG3.6O per box. Bananas, $i6O9
go per bunch.
GAME---Quail, $500 per doz squirrels 81. %
per doz. Ncnison, whole deer 4to5c; sad
dies, i0c. Wild ducks, $3.50 per doz. Rab-
bits, $i.75 per doz, Prairie chickens, $1,000
500 per doz Wild turkeys 5Og75c. Snipe,
$i.25. Woodcock, $500 per doz.
PicKLEs---B rls, $3.50; half brls 800.
EGGs--- Unsettled; boxes, l0c eases, l0lGc
RAIgIHs--Iondon layers, $500; layers,
s2.75; California, 1928.
NuTs---Cocoanuts, $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee farmers stock, so
&c; roasted 2,Ec higher; shelled, l0c. Pccans
Texas, 9G9l2c.
BurrER-.Buiterinc, i2@i5c; creamery, 90
assoc; dairy iSd22c; country butter, 100
20c; butterinc, l5G20c.
CpER---ozark 1850 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
PorAroEs--.Flrm, selling at g. 256li.40 per
bu, 3.25g350 per brl; sweet potatoes, $500
per br.
YINKoAR---Pcr Enl, sCl12c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
Males aud Horses.

HoRsEs-Fair demand; drivers, si256i75;
heavy draft Sl15@225; saddle, sl60s2o0;
extra saddle, s20OCy2J0, plugs s50@05,
Texas ponies, t25@0o; common drivers, N5
CDlO0
MuLrs-Falr demand; "a 10 lax hands
high, to0dii0 AZ 20 rs hands high, til0Cp
i25; 10 20 i5lf hands high, si2oCgi0o; i6,f 20
10 hands high, ti5O@lOO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

The colorcd people Of Georgia yesterday
asked the railroad commission 10 settle the
question Of discrimination against them ON
railroad cars, by compelling the railroad 10
sell frst and second class tickets. Tho
matter viii DO decided at the April meet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Plums sI.65@I.75. Asparagus, s2.65@4@.
Green corn, 81 25@i. 49, Green peas, " 600
100. Cove oysters, full weight, ID, 9oc; =
lbs, Al. 659l.75 light weight, ID, Go96,c; 2
lbs, Il. 60ilIlO. Condensed milk. Crown, 800
tdb. IS; Eagle, 1915; Swiss, 1910. Salmon
$500. sardines 1915; mustard sardiness,
$500. Mackcrel $780, herring mackerel,
$125. -
Observation-Disclosures common TO fair ~
@o5c; prime TO choice; 3Oa37c; fancy, $50
l0c; common to fair, 2Og25c; prime 10
choice, 25@2sc; syrup, 20@i0ci firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

PAsn, March M-rhree per cent rcntcs,
$40 SIZE for The account.
LONDON Marh ~. pm -consols closed
~ lVl ll,lGl Tor money and i02 for the nc.
count Bar silver i3sfd per ounce.
:. WARRINGTON, March 1.-THE gold, silver
United States and nnilounl hank notes m lie
TREASURY today amounts 10 500. INA. 400 Ger.
uhcatV oubtanding. gold t0i onSG nl. all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
IcrsIsinns.

HAY--Choioc, from store, a6cdfi.00, car
prime, store, poGsa2isc; car load from leycc
or depot, ti7.ON1iS5Q, prairie from store.
0o6s7Oc' car load from loycc Or depot $3.50
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BnAS-From storc, 500, from lcvcc or
depot 5000.
Cons From store, white. &c; mixed, So;
from lev,e or depot, white, w bulk, b7c; Ia
SKIS, Oor, mixed, IN bulk, Sac; In tks, 57c.
OArs--from store white, sc, mixed, 40c;
from lcvce or depot, white Ia bulk, 3sc, In
sks, 40c; MIXED, IN bulk, 30c In SKIS, 3sc.