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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
= s-OsT sUr TsDE sTosY.
"a Iaasxssstax Is.saa AboaG 1a.sz
Thrss- CorzeFsa fsiss8 sd ia H.x-
aasalsas IAA4bsssza. "a ssa. ~sas.a
4ad ChlIdrsa sshsat Sssss.

IA NJ g01l DimiTys snEsrtalning BOOK.
'i1Ees l1od ftl.lls - 1cclza ths fsii0Eiax
legend n = 41asf TIRES s1rHersd isla11,
xa0~n i1 lts .olx Ak, - sle LsiA1d II sns
Hlse.ess rsoale Il sas - cAiisAd fraza shs
faet th4l sae a0ssCf al zasa, ~snsen ard
cli.sfren Nsfs das, Al shapsi hzs tes
49, ~ ei.ids z ~ iziaad w1s small. bGs
TAI ~ leoDa a ages roliad by. i sas
f5lnd - ba Il a. ,lse - Ery aud keep up
family names. for 81 tEsrs vas 40 differ
sncs ia lne lscss-ssacs al. bix. dtt.s, rich
ani poor. aAa t8e saass klnd q club aoss
dumped exactly n tcs niid,s Of tas face.
--nobodY c0uA claim aay particular name.
Ia their -rouu.s hey az At theught 0ut
gIaa - sEicA Ley could tsl Oas frol4 al
oLasr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Remarkable 10 say. between thsss two
fnc0nzraCus animals a strong affection soon
sprans up. Pussis steadily refused bed IN
the kitchen and passed every night mounted
on tho broad back of Der friend, who. Ia his
turn, never seemed completely happy until
the car appeared On one Occasion the horss
was not brought home uEtl q late hour at
nigat. the pass, ever faithful, however, Was
waiting Tor him. sitting In the fnanger. from
whenco she at once leaped on bis back. Pur-
rinx out her satisfaction, 10 the amusement
Of the gentleman and ths stable boy who
witnessed the performances.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Two ads. ore Of Is ysars old and the other
about II, wuns into . pond to get ous
couple OF ducks they had ''winged" As Qua
OF the boys arrived within reach OF the
birds. the youngsr Of theu h~ing up 10 his
chin in the water, pisrctng cry was heard
from the elder boy, and ths younger on
iooxing sa~ a large snake swimming toward
him, evidently With the intention os dIsput-
inS hls right 20 the duck But the snake
va nee 20 hsvs is Al bis own way. for
liver color spaniel. TIA fsvorite u the fam
ily. graag inso tbs waser. - the reptile
and swan % the bank With L -.- cs mouth.
and although the snake bit the faithful ami
nal In several PLACES. hs would noe drop bis
burden until the boys we're Ous Of reach. and
uasa % saS khsy wsre safs 10 went ue 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

TAsrs are thTsa sysLssas u applying eise-
tric power u Opsr2ts rallre4as VIZ l. "A
current ooav~yed ~ storage oells charged
Via s1ectsz.sEy zad carried "a It's ears. :.
Al eleclFlc oarrsDt conveyed b tie dyu8aao
T. Tie ears - WIRE oFsrkeza upon snieh
rides = snail u1eszlle carriage ccnnects1
with ths cana ~ ~lres 8 CuTrsat conveyed
by a Iaard rail. o. al un6srs xnd eoLdaiL.
reachlng tbs nosor Ia tie e2r by ma4as Of
collsctinx whe@l * brGsA Ia epGE2eI with tie
s1sculcAl conductor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
The Tempting Fruit.

Different nations have given varying ex-
pressions as 70 their idea Of The nature OF ths
fruit, the eating Il which caused original sin.
There Is popular belief thst II was q plppin.
The Spaniards believe the banana 10 he the
fruit Of which Adam paTtook, and mold II IN
religious reverence. The West Indian plant
am Is called tho Adams apple tree.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Ammonia for Acute Alcoholism.

Simultaneous injections OF ammonia rep
resent new remedy recommended by for
eign authority for acute alcoholism. 1t is
directed to inject under the skin mixture
of one part OF ammonia with two TO six
parts of water Two or three minutes after
the hypodermic an erysipelatous redness 10
observed around the puncture, and the next
morning. some soreness. It is claimed that
thu patient comatose from alcohol, RECEIVERS
consciousness within three minutes after such
IN injection
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Alcohol I'm Wine.

II may be laid down as a rule, says Popular
Science News, that wine containing more
than Is per cent. II alcohol is fortified. es-
pecially If, as in shorries the alcohol is from
Is TO 20 per cent, and in the case Of port is
from II to 81 per cent. The average amount
OF alcohol in the French red wines is l0.44
per cent, and in Waite, such as champagnes,
abou IL per cent; in hooks and Moseles,
about 10 per cent; in Spanish wines, about
IL per cent; in ports, IL or 1s per cent. In
Madeira, ID or l6.l or 1862 per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The ssa mouse sparkles like a diamond. ana
n radiant with a. the eolors Of the rainbow.
although II lives Il the mad at TIE bottom
Of tbs Oceau IL should nos bs called .
nous it is larger tran big rat II Is eoy-
sred VITA scales that move up and down as
1t brsathes, aud glitter Ike gold shining
through a noecy down, from which ins silky
bristlss wave. that constantly change iTcLa
osss brilliant tint 70 another.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Morn called fonciy II a fair 10y strsying
Mid golden meadows rica with clover cew.
She cais-0st he stll TANKS Of n@usht saws
playing.
And SC she smiles, and waves h N 81 adieu
While he, stu merry viii h.s nowory store,
Dreams not t-at Morn, sweet Morn, returns 10
more.
Noon eometh-but tho tey. TO manhood grew
ing.
Heeds not the time-he sees but oEe sweet
form.
One young. fair face, from bower OF lesssmine
glowing,
Aud all h4s loving heart w.th bliss is warm,
So Noon. unnotlced, seeks the western shore,
Anc man forgets that Noon returns 10 mere.
Night tappeth gently 81 q easement cleaning
With the thin 1relight. niclIeri0g and lov.
BY which gray haired man IS sadly dream
ing
Ger pleasures gone-as al life's pleasure.
gos
Night calls him 10 her-as he leaves his door.
Snent and dark, and he returns 10 more
-Charles Ssrofs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.
D. Suit. Druggist. Bippus. Ind. testi.

fies: II can recommend Electric Ditters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took Six bottles, ann was cured OF Reuma-
tism of 10 wears standing" Abrg-
ham Hare. druggist Bcllville, Ohio.
affirms: THE best selling medicine
have ever handled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bi,lers."
Thousands of others bave'sdded their tesii-
mony. 60 that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cnre all diseases nj the
Liver Kidneys or Blood. Only ba'f dol
lar bottle al Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Unitrd states Citizens.

Citizens are of two kinds: Natural born
and alien born. Natural born citizens are
of two kinds: 1) Native, born within the
United States Of either American or foreign
parents; @ foreign, born without the United
States of American parentage. Allegiance
TO the United States descends for one gen.
4ration entirely outside of the United States
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

a xs4tssmaa residing IL tiss western p1rs
u h-s fsrk sLats, -1o E-s fe41 q szEs.
ssas 1ay discovered s-F.y g@ss ~ n-s door,
al Kindly gaze ksr s3s.ssF. Tbs ear soSa
s<Etls.1 1ssl IA Lar lev eoaze. e4s ro< uzlil
sss A&a Eads : e4rsfzl slrFsy q t4s press
lsas. inelca-Az 10 sLAEis. ~csrs one 1srs- -.s
ksgG
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Absz b1sA osti2saz are u f4res kindk' -
Insss nst4razi Eea FclusEArl.s u2oz Pssz1oa:
Is I10ss Hak1raAxs4 lnsol-Etsrlly ~ tAs
sS1S Il o<ezrs ,ualsoTs. 3. saas~ nzsnrziissa
4avoluAL2slly ~ E1slx osE as zAasa eosE
Wss<s4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Greece gained her Independence from
Turkey in 1879 and by the protocol Of Lon
don, 1850, was declared a kingdom under tho
protection OF Great Britain, France and
Russia
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

ePriEs eympto0s-
Now the son has caser.eT glow
Bringing warmth % esrlh eS-oA,
ana TIE fgostkiGg his threEe = forsAkingg
Wnlie tae k.Gdly so4la s.n9 as u passes.
SIoogs ana k.1ses the roo.s II ths grlsscs.
AS GlnI that ats tlGe fOF awas4GS.
Ana The boys. happy hearted, God bless tteR I
How IEcmpiiy tie change ooth impress tEtIA.
S-eos GEa SKATES Row their tAEcy caI'l hold
Tney are narksuea whose sls.S -rs ths
stF4ightsSt
AEa lke sculploTs. the poorest aHa greatest.
81 their marbles theiE 80 a Is 1est t1l1-
See TIE girls, TOO, give prompt recognition
To the sisas of sgrlu3 early ira isn,
Hoop -nc skipping rope "a "a tasm are found;
i5y AID oy, since 1HA - tile IS slpglak.
&hcy wi4 ulake otler folks Go ihs - ppiar.
Setting no-as aud noI hoops w1.rllng round
Bat enough Aeed the signs oi ihs hour,
TIE pTol- se q YeTdule Gna flower
And OF al the br. sHt se1scn caa bring
Sholid doast IA your nliha s.iil be slrsyinE.
The "symP .oins " that deg gst uEallayine..
Hear The orsars grind Beautiful Spr ng."
-Bostoa El4gR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

"a l4zz szd -xxi - hss Bi-yfslE<ss tas
lSy 60 fs.s - G@slas s@vsd t1s4@-
he aox s.z Ess.sss tsE s-.xs BIS ~
ss~ry .s<k@s.. a1~as. sss "a tl@c is
.s1agss of 1zys - tbs rssFse II az tAe i4z-ily
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
California Exsarsion Statistics
, ,ilro,d mar, Ia California sStimsta hat

rp 10 Jan 4ooco California excursion
tiekets were sold in 1887, representing 81 ,o00.
90 profits 10 the transcoatinsntal reads
alone. This does not include the first class
and second class, or emiSrant, single trip
tickets that have been largely sold. which
are estimated as increasing the number OF
tickets to zoo for the year.-New York
Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
initial Letters.

Letters directed 10 initials are not for
warded by postmasters. They are unmail-
able matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

An elephant IN the funeral procession 70
recrnt Hindoo erunuation ~ore silver collar
worth 81, ,Uo0
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

wAsn yea see yegr sesz ss-eFtzn F-lee %
Tie rugs
Az6 t4s e~tsap sRl.sa iats year k2t
AE9 sseF stoGA ~ Essi.sses p@aiea 81 81 tks
-
In -. e 6 - sAs tortesas-s2sii sss.
wasa ye1 deze eH tss isUnss N FostprsEal4i
resL
And Sre as4ke1e- - feel Ike : wreck
Nits year Aae24c-as e4J--es p4es - ysaf
cEesL
ana .A4aafal Il as eova yeur neck
Wher yea sss t-s gas gleee s'sF tAs fsor swift
- ruled
Liks a b21-ttsFe abundance cf proof
That esey s0lEe eigA.ssE o. t~eay EeEtAs
CID
l. TIE SasiCsg so1i 'Restn TIE roof
x a. A.. - asFssys s4ssS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Ny lover is a bashful youth,
And, though he loves me well.
Hore long delayed makes me afraid
His love he'll never tell.
Now. 1 We resolved that. once for all,
This sort OF thing must stop;
The glad leapycar is here,
And am going 10 pop.
-SOr<rUflie Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

A LespYezr Artlstc.
Shc played the hap and mandolin
With most entrancirg grace;
An Inspiration seized her soul
And ~ wed from her sweet face.
She played upon tbs soft guitar.
he heard II and declared
That 10 tie player OF the tune
Nsught else could be compared
de felt her further power. for when
With these she'd gotten through
She turned and with eNQu site skill
The fair one played Il, too
-NerchQnf Trcyeicr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
EY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YonK, March 9--Noncy on call easy
at 2@2H per cent; last loan 2 per cent?
closed at 2ld2I9 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, ik@5n per cent.
Stcrlingc xchnngc dull hut steady, at 1851
for 20 day bills and is7 Il for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
The stock market was fairly active today,
but was again weak and declining through
out most OF the session, and the lowest
prices Of the week were reached In many
cases. There was renewal OF confidence
on the part OF the foreigners, and bonds on
buying orders made strong opening, but
the traders were bcarishly inclined OH the
adyiccs from Washington IN regard TO the
tariff bill, aud, when the foreigners were
through, took hold OF the market and forced
II down with comparatively light offerings
The close was quiet and generally weak q,
or near the lowest prices Of the day. Al
most everything IL lower but declines are
for fractions only, the largest being y per
cent In Norfolk * Western preferred.
Railroad bonds were fairly active, but on
n lower range OF values, and a generally
heavy tone marked tho dcalings during most
Of the session. There vpsno feature OF In
tcrcst In the trading whatever. The sales
were $4,000. The total sales OF stocks to-
day were ", 3Sl shares. Closing quotations:
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no improvement TO motto In the clean rice
market, the tone being easy and movement
sluggish; rough rice is slil dull and easy,
lower prices being reported According 10
the New York Commercial Builstin, "thc
most annoying and confusing factor just
now is the speculative coffee deal, and from
the course the market is taking the idea
seems 10 be that little change can be looked
for until the longs nro all closed out.
With an improvement In business, there is
less pitching into the Sugar trust, though
feelings Of antipathy toward the combine
are in no way abatcd. As sugar appears
certain 10 DO one OF the articles
recommended for tarilfrcduciion, the prop
oi.ions placed before Congress will be
watched With closest interest No radical
changes in values have taken place, except
for coffee, which continued on tho down
ward turn"
In the local market today corn aud oats
declined from 2 to 2lic, and bulk pork Of all
grades declined nc. Other articles UNI
changed
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tons. May oats opened at 3lXc, sold down
to 3ltsc and closed at 3134c.
In the provisions trade there was little
more strength than on any Of the former
days OF the week, and easier turn in grain
encouraged the old bear element to enter the
market and around the opening prices were
Latter there was better showing OF strength,
yet at tile adjournment pork showed a de-
cline for tho day of Zoe and lard and short
ribs &c. Trading. while the bears were SELL
ing &c, quite fair, but after the first hour,
when they generally withdrew, business was
spasmodic and slow. May pork sold from
$l4.O7J Il early down TO $l3.52H, and closed at
$685.. May lard sold from SI.75 down to
T.67IS, and closed at $40. May short ribs
sold from S7321s down TO closed at S725.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Catarrh TO CONSUMPTION.

Caiauh In H. destructive force stands next 10 and
undoubtedly leads on 20 consumption. II q there
foIC singular that thosc afflicted with this fearful
disease should not make u the Object Of their liycs
10 rid themselves OF H. Deceptive remedies con
cocled by lanonni prlendcn 10 medical know ledge
have weakened the confidence Of the great majority
Of sufferers IN all advertised rncdicA They DO
come resigned 10 life OF misery mlhcr than torture
themselves with doubtful paiiiatlycS
But this will never do lCatauh must he met NJ
every stage and conbaici with all your might In
many eases the disease hH. assumed dangerous
symptoms The ZONES aud cariilngc Of the nose
the organs Of hearing 81 seeing aud 81 tasting 70
affected ns 10 hc useless the uvua 70 elongated. the
throat infamod and irrilaled a. 10 produces con
slant and distressing cough.
sASroHps RADICAL cuhr meets every phase Of
tatnfrh, from simple head cold 10 the mo.i loath-
somc and destructive stages. II u local and conai
tutivnal Instant In rcl c,ing. permanent IN cur
Ing. 'aie, economical AMI ueycrinilin,.
Each package contains ono bottle Of the RADICAL
cvrE, ono box u tArAhnIlAL SOLVENT, and an IN
PROVED lSnAifn, With trcatsc price sioo.
rOITIH nnru 4 CHEMICAL CO.. n0sIoN.
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HAY-Choice from storc, asc@si.00; car
load. from lcvec or dcDot as 5OGpi0H;
prime, store, JOM12iIc; ear load from lcyec
or depot, sl7.OOC1is.6O; prairie from store,
OOa70c; ear load from lcyoo or depot 5000
@i2OD.
BRAS-From store, 500; from levee or de-
pot. 5000.
from levcc or depot, white, In bulk, $40
IS; In sks, Gle; mixed, in bulk, 65ci In SKIS,
d.
OArl-From store, white, 43c; mixed, 40c;
from leyec or depot, white. In bulk, 3sc; In
sis, lOc; mixed, la bulk. 3dc, in SKIS, 3sc.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Conn ME,L-standard, $275; pearl, $500;
roller S2.OO@3.OO; quiet
BE,Ss-Nayy, s9.OO9275; medium, $500
900
DAT Mr,L-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
FLOUR--Frum store, common, SJ.OO0g3. -;
family. -. 2J6i3.j0; choice S3.50it375; fancy,
$iO0'aii0i extra fancy A.25@i50i patent,
Si50G4S5; quiet.
CnAcKrRs Soda, extra, &c; soda, treble ex.
ira, 4lGci ginger snaps, 5Ise11lzc; assorted
jumbles, l0c.
CRACKED wuEAr--In half brls, si.25 from
store.
IIoNIaY AND GnIrs--From store. $3.25.
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thus; 1881 means f63-6id. and sol means
5.i-Gid.]
At p.m.--MarcL, sod, buyers; March
ems; May-Jnnc, 533d, buyers; June-July,
5.35d, sellers; July-August, 6-3Gd, buyers;
Aug,lstSeptember $500, buyers; September
6,S6d, buyers; Septembcr-oc 6.26d, buy
ers;
HAvRE.
spots-Quiet and easy. Tres ordinaire
Orleans spot, G79if; futures, for February de-
livery 05hf
Nole-Trcs ordinairc Orleans spot, 0sf'
represents 66h francs for 60 kilos OF strict
middling cotton, IIavre terms. A kilo is
about lbs, or 10 35.i0O kllos equal 100 lbs.
franc Is equal 10 zoo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cai,on market opened quiet and
closed qnict middline. okc. Sales 800
bales, including none last evening. Of which
800 20 exporters and 800 10 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7-lGo; good ordinary, o.; low
middllng, 0isc; middlins, Okc; good mid.
ling, lo,Goi middllng fair iOisc; fair, nom
inul
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Mules and IIorres.

HonsEs--Fair demand, drivers, Sl2j@lI5;
heavy draft $l75M225; saddle, Sl60ta2cD'
extra saddle, S2OOM250 plugs, $09O5i
Texas ponies, $4,000; common drivers,
&5CGl0O.
MuLEs--E'air demand; "A to AZ hands
high, S0)Ai10; i4l9 10 10 hands high, SllOG
1875; - 10 l5lS hands high, Sl2j9lOO l55S to
10 hands high, $l506i0O.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

CmcA0o. H., Mafch&- Scmi revival
Of speculative trade IN einin that camo with
the opcninf OF March was VI short Duration
While the temporary bulca continued there
was activity. but with the reaction aud de-
cline In price, came dullness. About every
thing ON the floor opcngi This morning Of a
tribe better prices than fridays close. The
tendency 81 everything vns uniformly and
slowly downward and the opening sales were
. the best figures of.tlc day. Wheat Tor
May started nj s0aic, Aold az once 10 Sn'lc,
aud then In an hour went of 10 s0ss6is0i ~.
There was nothing particularly drounging
In the situation; IN fact Il IA regarded strong
at present prices by the majority OF the
trade, but still there was apathy and narrow
range OF prices. May remained ut SOisc dur
ing The greater part Of the session aud finally
closed at that figure.
White corn led upward Thursday and Fri.
day u led In the decline today. Theopcn-
Ing quotations woio higher than the closing
last night but they were The best Of the day,
and eilrst two hours carried prices down
about &c The volume VI trading was quite
good but q concentrated that little outside
attention was attracted. May opened i.c
higher NJ 62stc, declined 3? ol,lc and closed
nj 52kc.
There was very light speculative trade In
oats, with nothing bui lhc smallest ilnctua.
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Nrw YonK. March 3.--Thorc was tlc quiet
demand usual TO Saturday, though by agents
the distribution Of receipts ON orders alb.
Sorbcd large percentage Of the close u the
week, shows q very good increase In the de.
mnnd nj iobbcns hands, and for scasonahle
mcnts took good quantity. The imporla-
tions ~ general merchandise at the port Of
New York for the week ending Miarcl2 were
valued at =, Sd, t0S.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
nor IN siGIlr. MARCH 2.
MnnI.n.a yIsInIE eurIIN

Tho New York Financial Chronicle Of
March 2 gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 2,s0j,O03 bales, against $685.
5Gs In 1857. These figures indicate n do
crease OF cotton in sight Of 1893, 700 bales, as
compared with the same date In 1887, aud
decrease of is0, 40 bales as compared with
samo date In 1894
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uiseeilaneeu..

WnskY- Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
n.oog6OO l,obinson and Lincoln counties
Tennessee, tl.iOd3OO Eastern Rycs, 81. s,CI
100, according 10 agc and make. conmon
whisky, Wc'e l,go, according 10 proof.
Tin-fl.l0Cti.i6. ..t
snor--Drop, $40 buck, Si.OS.
IfAD-G1sc.
NMLs--iron n.los2ib steel, o. ssta 10
p9wpnn.-kegs, soi half kegs 25s quar-
HipEs-pry nint No, I, i2isc; No. 2 s,sc
dry salicdi o'scs'fc green salted No 4, y, &C
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

LIVERPOOL.
~ noon spot-flat, somewhat irrcglar.
Sales, 500 baleA Of which American, $3.50
bales. Rcoeipts 1890 balca OF which Amer
lean ~ bales. Closing quotations were a.
iollows Ordinary blsd. GOOD ordinary, 0Hd;
low middling, . 7.iGl, good mdddllng, o
m,lodi mlddlihg uplands, sd; middling
Orleans, Odd. n TIU iT
Futures opened steady al decline, and
closed steady, ~ follows.
The prices arc given In pence and Ciths,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

snrEp-Choice; 4C1iisc; medium, $40
31sc; common, $i,0)ai.5O
LaMBs-Choice, $500; common to good
per head, 81 .5o6D30O.
Grass cATrLE-Choice, 3H@ic; good, 2A
@3hc; fair ~ medium, 2H@2Ac; SCALA
ways, lA@iNc; feeders, light 2g2hc;
heavy, 294Cg3c.
IIoGs---Choico lighc, 800 good, AN@5ci
common, 4l10riISc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
I'royIslon..

FIsn-Nackcrol. halibrls No. !, 500; No.
2, 81 -; No. 3, -; l0-b kit. No. I, $l.i0:
No. 2, $i.05; No ., -. Dry herring, fam
lily, &c per box.
Hoo PRopucTs-stcady; mess pork, 1880
@i6.OO, sugar cured hams ii@iil &c; break
fast bacon, li@ii e; bulk pork, clear sides,
7si@7isc; clear rib sides. 7,s@7sSc; long
clear, 7fet79scj shoulders, 6i4c.
LlnD-Tcs nc; half brlr, sssc; kcgs, Ike;
choice kettle, s74a9.c; steady.
Pos frEr-Brls $3.50, half brls, $1,000
I 80. kegs $3.50
Fnlsm MEArs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
So; forcquarter, &c; second grade, hind.
quarters, o.; forcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, &c.
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Cotton Need proIuct..

PRIME CRUDE 0II,-32@33c prime summer
yellow, sI@3sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 4OM4lc; prime cotton seed meal
Sl0IoMl1OO car load LOTS less than car
load Sl7 1JCd 1900
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NEw YoRK, March 3-Concc-Spot fair,
Rio dull aud nominal at Iiifc; options
opened shade lower. closing 20d30 points
higher. SALES. 90, 100 bags; March, slO.Oj6o
1913; April $40 0O@i0 May, $40 i56ei0 70;
June, Si0.25al0.55; July, ti0.Oo9i0.25; Au.
gust, s0.70d9go September, s9.65@005;
October, i0.O0Cd0.G5; November, $685.; De-
ccmbcr $a55@00O. Sugar---Quict but firm;
Bahia, $3.50; centrifugal. $50 test &c; refined
quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI, o., March 3.--Whisky firm:
sales 1, 1850 barrels finished goods on a basis OF
fi.00. Dutter---Strong. sugar--ln fair dc.
mand. Eggs--licayy and dropping, at lC6C
i0isc. Cheesc--Firm.
CHICAGO, Ill, March Son the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet;
creamery, 2i6I21c; dairy, i6lfg2io. Eggs--
Unsettled at i0Is@lsc.
NEw oRLEAss, La, March 3.-Conco-
Dull and lower. Rio cargocs, common 10
prime, i3,l@lG74c. Other articles I'M
changed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

In ''bucking the tiger" the buckcr gen.
emlly comes out ahead Of tho buckec.-
Phdddflphid CaH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

DoS'r LET the doctor mount up big bill
against you, but try l.a-cu-pi-a aud lind
health.