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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
Sacrificing
Dress Goods.

lie buys double width new shades Dress
Goods.
l2kc buys plaid Dress Goods, sold for 20c.
lS8c buys Tycoon Reps for wraps, sold
for 2Oc
bic buys eycry-thread'wool Ladies' Cloth,
double width.
25c buys every thread wool Serges 80 inches
widc sold for SOC.
size buys every thread wool Ladies' Cloth
~ inches wide sold for 60c.
Soc buys every thread wool Plaid Flannel
20 inches wide, sold for Zoe.
4sl8c buys every thread wool Camel Hair
40 inches wide, sold for $l.5
soc buys every thread wool, ~ yards
wide new Flannel, sold for 81,
Csc buys every thread wool Henrietta
Cloth, silk finish sold for 81.
zoe buy every thread wool Henrietta Cloth,
40 inches, silk fniSh sold for Sl.25.
SIC buys every thread wool Masootto Cloth,
silk finish, sold for $3.50
Broadcloths.
Csc buys 5O-inch Broadcloth, every shade,
sold for $3.50.
Sl.S0 buys 52.inch Broadcloth every shade,
sold for 81.
$l6obuys 5i-inch Broadcloth, every shade,
sold Cor s.
Black Goods.
35c buys every thread wool Scrgcs, sold for
| 60c, Is inches.
37c buys every thread wool Flannel, sold
for 6OC, 90 inches.
4Sc buys every thread wool Cancels Hair,
| sold for II So ~ inches.
6lc buys every thread wool fine Cashmere,
sold for 81, 40 inches.
Use buys every thread wool Tricotnc, sold
for n ~, ~ inches.
Sic buys every thread wool Drap dc Alma,
| sold for Sl.5O ~ inches.
$500 buys choice of all our Combination
suits left; none cost less than $3.50, some
go and $50; all 20 at $500.
r. H. w. GOODWIN,
No. 2s0 Main street. near Court square.
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No Time for Arguments.
Gents Goods.

d zoe buys stripe gray Underwear sold for
'6oc.
25c buys white Merino Underwear; sold
( Tor SOC.
SOC buys all-wool red Shirts; sold for 75c.
IS 45c buys white part wool Shirts or Draw
Dc; sold for Zoe.
80 65c buys natural gray Shirts or Drawers;
tooli for $l.00.
M zoe buys part wool Shirts and Drawers;
Sold for Sl.25.
81 buys choice of all-wool rcd, natural
wool grays, white Australian WOOL Shirts or
Drawers sold for $3.50.
lOc buys heavy weight Socks sold for 20c
l21sc buys heavy weight Socks, part WOOL
sold for 25c.
zoe buys heavy weight Socks, all.wool sold
for Soc.
25c buys Socks, Shetland mixed, heavy;
sold for 40c.
Soc buys extra weight camel hair Socks
sold for Coo.
25c buys gents mlaundried Shirts; sold
for SOC.
Coo buys gents plated unaundried Shirts
Asold for Soc.
~ is5c buys gents best udlaundried Shirts;
!, Sold for $l.25.
9oc buys gents laundricd, plated Shirts;
sold for Sl.5O.
COO buys gents percale Shirts; sold for 81.
Zoe buys percale Shirts Cuffs and Collars,
sold for $3.50.
DC buys boys Suspcnders; sold for l5c.
lOc buys mems suspenders; sold for 25c.
2Oc buys mems Suspenders; sold for Soc.
l0c buys gents linen Collars sold for zoe.
loo buys gents linen Cuffs sold for 25c.
25c buys gents satin lined scarfs sold for
5Oc.
r. H. w. GOODWIN,
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UNI ENTS---PRICES TALK NOW
f. H. W. GODWI N M9ApM& %RIE@N RMq49%H LOW PRICES
Ridiculous Low Prices.

25c buys surah silk, dark colors, sold for
75c.
25c buys Satins sold for soc.
Sic buys Faillc Francois Silk sold for $3.50.
soc buys Rhadama Silk sold for Si.25.
sl.05 buys Peau de Soirc silk sold for $l.75,
Csc buys black gros grain Silk sold for 81,
Sic buys black gros grain silk sold for
$l.25.
ooc buys black gros grain silk sold for
$3.50.
81 buys Faille Francois silk sold Tor $3.50.
45c buys silk face Plush sold for zoe,
zoe buys dress silk face Plush sold for
Sl.25.
25c buys black Nelvotecn sold for soc.
4Oc buys black Vclyciccn sold for Zoe.
25c buys colored Velvctccn sold for 5oc.
zoe buys double width silk Lace for over
dress cream, pink, light blue or black, for
parties or weddings, sold for 800.
Blankets.
s. buys III large, white wool Blanket,
worth $3.50.
st25 buys 1914 large, white wool Blanket
worth 20.
&c buys large pattern comfort Calico, sold
for Sisc.
Sc buys Simpson solid black Calico, sold
for sac.
&c buys mourning Calico sold for $40.
&c buys dark fall Calico sold for G'.c.
iiSc buys blcachcd cotton Calico sold for
TIC.
6isc buys blcachcd cotton, yard wide Cal,
leo, sold for Sac.
7lgc buys blcachcl cotton, full standard
Calico, sold for loo.
r. II. w. GOODWIN,
27o Main. Ncnr Court square.
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Bargains Are the Watohwords
Canton Flannels


6Hc buys heavy brown Canton Flannel,
sold for sac
DC buys heavy brown Canton Flannel, sold
for l2lsc.
l2'gc buys heavy brown Canton Flannel
sold for l5c.
DC buys heavy bcachcd Canton Flannel
sold for l2lgc,
Toe buys solid colors Canton Flannel, sold
for loo.
Gloves.
soc buys embroidered back kid Gloves.
70c buys embroidered back kid Goycs, sold
for Sl25,
81 buys Foster genuine lacing Gloves, sold
for - 80,
25c buys ladies white hcmstitchcd silk
llnndkcrchiefs, sold for 6Oc
zoe buys large gents white hcmsttchcd
silk llanderchielS sold for zoe.
81 buys large gents white hcmstitchcd
silk llandkcrchicls, extra length, sold for
$l50
5oc buys gents fancy plaid border silk
Handkerchief sold for Zoe.
6ac buys gents fancy border silk llandkcr
chiefs, sold for ~
75c buys gents fancy border silk llondkcr-
CHIEFS, sold for l2b,
Ice buys choice ot wool trimming Braid all
colors lett, sold for 1oc to zoe per yard.
Hosiery.
Toe buys Infants all wool Hose, sold for
zoe
l5c buys misses heavy wool Hose, sold for
Doc
l1c buys ladies' heavy wool Hose, sold for
25c
eoc buys childrcns ribbed school Hose,
sold for Jhc
2jc buys ladies' cashmere Hose, sold for
| Soc
3ic buys ladies' heavy ribbed black Hose,
| sold for Ghc.
.Oc buys ladies' English cashmere Hose,
| sold Tor Zoe.
joc buys heavy ribbed wool Hose sold
| for 81.
r.. II w GOODWIN,
go Mniu, near COuri square.
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Attend This Weeks Sale.
Underwear.
Oyerstoekel on 80. %. 20. 2s.

Oycrstockcd on sizes u, 20, %.
SOC buys 2i-inch all wool white, sold for
Soc.
soc buys 26-inch all wool white, sold for
05c
Coo buys 2S-inch all wool white, sold for
$lOO
Corner In Vests Pants or Drawers.
soc buys ladies' Swiss ribbed Vests, sold
for 500
Goc buys ladies' all wool handmade Vests,
sold for 800
G5c buys ladies' natural wool Vests or
Pants, sold for 500
500 buys Ia Ties heavy white Australian
wool Vests or Pants, sold for $3.50.
Toboggan5.
95c buys choice Of all wool Toboggns,
worth DOC.
soc buys choice Of all wool Toboggans,
worth zoe.
Zoe buys choice Of all wool Toboggans,
worth SlOOto $3.50
$l5o buys choice Of plush Caps, all new,
worth $3.50
$2mbuys choice Of plush Caps, all new,
worth $3.50.
zoe buys black fur Nuts sold Tor Sl.25.
$l.25 buys black Concy Nuts, sold for
S,75.
$500 buys wild cat Muils, sold for $3.50.
$500 buys lynx Murs, sold for Sl5O.
Boas to match all Nuts.
Doe buys misses all wool plain or fancy
Jerseys, sold for SlO0 Ia Sl.5O.
Sl.OOhuys ladies embroidered Vest Jerseys,
all wool, sold for $3.50,
$3.50 buys all wool beaded or braided vest
front Jerseys, sold for $3.50.
II. II. w. GOODWIN,
go Vain street, Near Court square.
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Unloading.
Mems Jackets.


Soc buys mems Cardigan Jackets, sold for
ST.
75c buys mems Cardigan Jackets, full size,
sold for Sl.50
q buys mems Cardigan Jackets all wool,
sold for 81.
$3.50 buys mems Cardigan Jackets extra
made, sold for So
81 buys mems Cardigan Jackets, perfec-
ton, sold for a.
Flannels.
12}Sc buys twill gray Flannel sold for 20c.
l5c buys twill red Flannel, sold for 22Isc.
1sc buys twill gray Flannel, sold for 25c.
2Oc buys twill red Flannel sold for SOC.
2ic buys heavy twill red Flannel, sold for
Soc
Doe buys twill hreman's Flannel, o., sold
for I5c.
size buys white Shaker Flannel, sold for
Coo
25c buys plain Sacking Flannel, sold for
40c
4Oc buys plain sacking Flannel, sold for
SOC buys French pattern Flannel, sold for
90c.
Comforts.
25c buys common Bed Comforts.
Toe buys double Bed Comforts.
81 buys extra weight sold for $3.50.
SIPS buys white, cotton filled, sold for
1925.
Sl75 buys Comforts, reduced from 80.
$3.50 buys sateen Comforts, extra size, re.
duced from a.
s. buys heavy Atwood, Ia, white Blank.
cts, sold for $3.50.
- buys heavy all-wool, 1914, white Blank.
cts, sold for $3.50.
r. II. w, GOODWIN,
270 Main, Near Court square.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
You MAKE Money

by buying at Williams's' Book Store, 20s
Second street All goods nj reduced
priccs-Toy Books, Games, Scrap Books,
Gold Pens, Work Boxes, Manicure Sets,
etc, etc. Elegant Photograph Albums
for -. Come aud see them. Autograph
Albums better and cheaper than YOU ever
dreamed. The new "Chaltcrbox;" get
one now. Miss Alcott's works, SIPS.
Pansy's Book, Sl.25. Don't pay fancy
prices. Buy from n. Williams & Co. be-
Tor. tho ruah
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
Tn. place "a Secure narr.,...

One Of the most extensive aud beautiful
stores in the city is at No. 3OS Main street,
where the house ia stocked with the best
selected stock Of furniture, carpets, rugs
and shades ever brought 10 this city.
Mcssrs. MITCHELL & Byson have devoted q
lifetime 10 the furniture business, and
make all Of their selections with care. For
wedding presents aud Christmas gifts YOU
should go 10 30S Main street, and secure
some Of the great Bargains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
~ Per Pattern.

Good quality linen Napkins for 81 per
dozen.
silk plush Wraps reduced from $3.50 to
Sll.
The best SOC unlaundered Shirt in the
city.
Genuine 4 button Kid Gloves reduced
to 65C per pair.
Linen Towels from 75cp per dozen; greatly
reduced.
Comforts and Blankets 40 per cent les,
than former prices.
llandkcrchicis from Sc each In immense
variety.
Beautiful sample lot Lace Bed Sets from
sl.50 to 81; worth double the money.
Smyrna Rugs from zoe each upward.
New style linen Collars, l0c each; Cuts,
loo per pair.
Hosiery Of every description at half
their value.
Lace Curtainsand Poles complete, lower
than ever seen before.
Ladies' walking Jackets from sl.75
each.
Table Cloths and Damasks at reduced
prices, and bargains Of all kinds too numor.
Gus 10 mention.
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cnrl.,mn. WIN senn BE mcrr.

Aud everybody should provide themselves
with an elegant pair of shoes aud the best
place In Memphis 10 got them Is ut the
old aud reliable shoe house oi ]. VI. llill
q Co., corner VI Main and Union streets
You will always find the best selected aud
largest stock Of fine shoes In the city NJ j..
NJ. Hill a Coz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

The December Improved standard pat
terms received and will b. found on sale at
the Singer Office, No. 2GO Second street
Premium O1cr-Eycry purchaser Of Stand.
arl Patterns, amounting 10 30 cents OF
more, will he presented With copy Of the
Standard Fashion Catalogue Irregular price
~ cents, the most beautifully illustrated
lnAhIon book oNlnnt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
THE
RhOdeSFuEnituTeCO
NO. S55 SECOND ST.
PROBATE COURT SALE
-OF-
IL r. A i f. ST A II e.

No t,s H. p.-Alyin e. Taylor q ai w. s.. g. iIol
l'way q al Ia the Probate court ui -hctbJ
County Tenn
Uy virtue oI n dcrrrr iur sale made nui enicpd
IN this court uu ssturi,y, nyUrmlrf .. i,,,. will
s.ll Ht TuhlIH HW iIfu. iu tnH highest hUliyf. In
iunt oi the court hou.' doUf. on Main street, Mem
phif, tyuH ION
Saturday, December ~, 1893.
wiihin lcpl hour, Tho following described real
Ono c,riiin trlct l,lns anil being IN the Third
civil Ut Ifitf ~ SHELBY County. ttuuU.H.r. aud
lglng dn,rIisd ~ follows. tuvit
~ $50 ui the ipiHs tnict No unfr q. sHttiun =
beginning at the uuuhWut gunner uf Toe ipiss'
i.Itubtw tm uu The north llur ~ the y, lrfmrr
tmrt ~ t.nu nrr"s ihrur' aiuih ~ rnhlu. o. tho
center ui iuusa ilairhIr River II john Nallcrs
corner ihruuf ~ said river a. The suuthWy cor.
urf ui lui Nn . thence south ~ chains o. staka
~ the nuli thence auuth udrEfrv wet o. links 20
n durWupl marked IS th,uro west i,haius lluks
a. Oh, beginning ulniaIulng ~ ayf,s and b,lng
the same tmri vested in T. II Holloway hy dc.
tfru ut the thHurry tuuu ~ Madison County
1yuu., iu the CasU ~ D " lluhlari, uhur ~ ",
uUHul ln Minute Mluk Nu 4 iHrlH Do o. ~ ~ aid
thHutry court Aui asb one urfiaiu ether
tract ~ liWl. iu ihy seventh CIVIL district aud
url,uih sHrvurs District u shelby county.
Tenn aud described hs iollUws towlt
BEGINNING U D. iluluUayH south.
wet ,ufurr lhrncr fuuh with and loan thc
Memphis Hui tuNiugun road rhnius LINKS. 10
The southwest CHmrf ~ unEluAl ~h.trH 'mrg
ihruo' 'asi De- yhHius H limbs az u tuWIl auth
wet upfurr h,Hrc north with o. i,Lull limo
% chains % Uuts 90 o. r ~ ttHilHNaya
fuutuetft rlurf thence north s west with iiul.
lutH, spuih luU o. chains ~ tlo bvEiuuiug-
cunt ming % U itu hrfcs.
Iruus ui -alH uur thirl Oish. balance On two
Cuual payments uu a,r.ili NJ ono ani tWu yrnta-
The purchaser a. execute lufrfrHt hrafing notes,
viii approved security. ipl ilcdgl.uci 10 lrlt',
aud lien bHiuF wtslncd 10 secure uaYmCut
Of ramr This urUtmhrf D. l"H
~ quiGLEf. Clerk
rN Ihus 4 TiHiHr u e.
iuLrW HulaY ani 10 J. Kimhruurb Attorneys
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Our Great Closing on, sale

In our Dress Goods Department we are
showing
Fine double width Grey Mixtures at
only l0c per yard.
Plain Twill and Cable Cords in all new
shades for l0c.
Double width Cashmcres in desirable
colors ut l2lc
Extra English Cashmeres, black and
colorcd, for pc.
o. Henrietta Cloth from SOC per yard
upward.
Combination Suits, suitable for holiday
presents, from
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Prices Talk Now.
Coaks.

C.oaks.
So buys misses all-wook Cloak with cape;
sold for $3.50.
50 buys misses stripe Newmarkets; same
sold for 49,
81 buys ladies stripe Newmarkets same
sold for $3.50.
s. buys Broadcloth Jackets, tailormade,
handsome quality; sold for $3.50,
Sc buys black Diagonal Cloth. surah silk
lined, elegant finish, same sold for $40.
81 buys ladies' black Atwood Newmarket,
astrakhan- trimmed; sold for $3.50.
IS buys ladies' all-wool stripe, full back,
with cords, rolled cuffs; sold for $3.50.
50 buys misses Beaver Cloth, all the new
cuts and trimmings; choice OF our $3.50 10
SIS garments.
$40 buys choice Of young ladies' Beaver
Cloth Ncwmarkets, ali latest designs; sold
for SIS to SO.
$3.50 buys choice of all our young ladies'
Garments, angle or bell sleeves; none sold
for less than SIS.
81 buys Plush Jackets; sold for SIS.
$3.50 buys Satccn-lined Plush Jackets;
sold for $3.50.
$40 buys Modieska 3-button Plush; sold
for S25.
r. H. w. GOODWIN,
e7o Main. Ncnr Court squire.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

n N. 20 TO Sites & Amcs, at 30 Jefferson
street, aud You will ind the best market In
Memphis. Where oysters, fish. game,
poultry and vegetables, aud canned goods
Of al kinds, can be- found In endless Va.
fiCiy.
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GOLDSMITH, STEIN 81 LEVY,
30f Main street.

We invite special attention to the very
attractive prices we are offering in all our
departments during the continuance OF
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TRUSTEES SALE

ITSnrR ASH nv VIRTUE 90 A TRUST DEED
executed 81 thD uHlJn neil Trustees ~
T'musuu a iiHuTaln 900 ihr iil DAY Of January,
49, pluulrl ln Mississippi ,uuuiy. M IN
urUum iupl sol o. Iafrs 90 tln. Ctc. iio Iu.
dUhfIduUs Hr.urTl thereby remaining dUr Hni uu'
raid. ~ thr requested tho lvngnCiafcs W. vii, "a
saturday. Januar, 8. 1850.
In lssnl hour. in front " lho courthouse door q
slid Mississippi County, tlks IN the town 1i uso's
ola sri 10 che highest hddHf inf zach IHr fuIIHNs
Ink de- flisd real estate, situated u taI' county
iUwlt The tmrt Of land tuuwn Hs iUU Nulrna,
plantation. cuuialulng shout n Hlfrs 'ulunuh
Iau ui section T. cuntainnV Ha 'H irI HIuH. ifac
lion northeast quafi,r NJ section l1 o. Hrits rast
fractional part ~ section j. Uunia.liug " lhlD
acres northwest quarter ui triiuu Dr. 100 atnt'
northwest quarter ~ sHriIUu o.. lW H.fts f"'iih'
west quarter Of tCrinn o. lI Hffrs" al lu IOWA.
tliip ~ north base lint anl ~ unt. ~ esl o.
tho pHnriUal meridian thC t1u bali 20 me SOUTH
east quafrf II section 4 northeast iuriluu q &c
ton T. iDn l.tuO arna wet traditional hat ~ &c.
ton 90 ne " ttu Htrrs east halt ui ihr uHtiratl
quarter uf section o. sl nrfrt suIilInTt Vualiffui
s,,tlun ~ ioO arrs west half ~ ne northeast
quarter uf s,riiuu a. ~ arfcs. Cisi bali ~ No
northeast quarter ~ section on to aff'a southeast
quarter ~ sD.tl. n o. iU1 arfv., southwest quarter
ui section o. Co., nrrvt nuuhwcsi quartf ~ 40
ton D tHN nrfes vest half " the northeast quar-.
isf Il sertinn h. ssccs W,si halt ~ the south
sss quarter Il sctiiun I, ~ aCfcN northwest luif.
ief N .rcilun ill acfct east hall ~ The southeast
quarter NJ SECTION q NJ acrys cast half II the
northeast quarter ui secilun a. - aCfys suuthcaft
quarter " sUctlDu ~. l0o ACRES northeast quarter
~ section a. 10 acres cot fractional paH ~ ne
nofihwet fractional quarter Of section 10 2acfss.
imdionsl part oi the southwest quarter ~ seciion
"a ~ nrnsHal iu township ~ north range Do east.
Terms " sale Cash Title believed rusi bot
We vii Ani convey ~ 1fl,isu only. lbs Ng,cm'
w - ~ T. y iOsiuN
Turirya
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Boy your sewer pipe at 7. J. Graham's,
$40 Front street
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100 Coal cooking stoves, all sizcs, ior
talc cheap at Gabays.
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FoR CRATE backs, chimney tops and iirc
brick, 20 TO 3lG Front street. +. J. Gm-
ham.
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TrrrnoSE Loeb to call for your wash
inc. No. %.
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Administrative Notlon.

iihtiug o,n appointed ado iulstntpf With VII
aunekvd ui llnfUtnu guiliri dufhs,i. " ne
rfutuiH Iuuu - shelby tndrh, tvuu., tnrilVrs
will tly ihef dallas. dult pniitticd. VIII ~ ~
iofu,y ". X, rvsiun, Mspphis tvuM
December I, itN
~ v. EAsON, Adniubtniol
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Toorn brushes, the largest and best NJ
sorimeni In thc city, NJ Scabrook & Goa.
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wAtcnrs and clocks cleaned; Goodman,
AZ Main.
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PgrpuNg In plush cases, satin lined, Tor
Christmas presents, ut scabfO0k 4 Co..
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MISS LOUIS TAYLoE's Cooking Glasses
nj tho Higbcc School boarding. depart.
mcntl this week, Tuesday, Thursday aud
Friday. ut O'Clock. Delicate luncheon
dishes included In every lesson. Special
students received iorthe course or Tor sin.
gle lessons.
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I.oEn,s Iaundy. TeIcnhone %.
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wAIonEs ropalrcJ, Goodman, lI7 ,Ialn.
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No NAcnNrHY used In ironing shirts al
loeb's Laundry. Telephone %.
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FoR CRATE backs, chimney tops and FIRE
brick, 20 10 $40 Front street. T. j. Ora
ham.
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Lorp's Laundry. Telephone 90.
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We DO NJ We Advertise.
GOLDSMITH, STEIN 81 LEVY,
ast Main street.

GOLDSMITH. STEIN & LEVY.
ass Main street.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Fine Eichngs,
Photographs,
Music Cabinets.
Clocks, Eascls. etc,
Mantcl Cabinets,
Mirrors,
Also.
Art specimens in Porcelain and Bronze,
As well Us
Comb and Brush Cases,
Manicure Sets,
Shaving Sets,
Smoking Tables,
And thousands Of other novelties.
Mouchair Sachct Glove and Handkerchief
Bags In endless variety.
Christmas Booklets.
We are this year displaying goods tia, for
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE
Cannot be cqualcd In the city. Assert.
mcnt the best, prices the lowest
Call early.
II. HENooHsBERo & BRO.
267 Main.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MEMPHIS
WEEKLY APPEAL.
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r. II. w, GOODWIN,

e7o Main, Near Cour, square.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


Tho vheas speculation was stronger yesterday, WINE
the cash market was Spot lots were reduced LIZ
cent and the export demand limited to $4,000 ousne
The options reached fair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bushels
changing hands-snd tho tendency OF prices was upward
has been large accumulation OF weak shorts on tho re-
decline which gave the bulls an opportunity 70 eHecs
good rally. The crop reports from France which wcre
OF an uniavorabe nature used 10 ghten the peais
and after an early decline Of 14S12 cent prices were
carried up 1922 Ia cents. The unsettled temper Oh
speculation however indicated by the disposition
advance and quotations did not end at
the top notch The market closed steady a. net gains Oh
1871 81 cents as follows: May 95 7s. June 30 Se
July 95 7s August 95 3S, September 95 i2nd Decem'
Der 90 1-S Cash weak and uneasy unoer
the reports heavy receipts and only trhing amount
taken for export The options however were In the
OF the bulls and alphabetically affected by
boom wheat Gains OF 1888 cent were scored at
65 for May and ca for the next four months oats
the spot were 1-4G12 cent better, and strong tone
pervaded the option market Prices closed up 3s Tor
May at 80 IL and IA for June at 38 u.s. July at 80 Ia
and August 49, and cent for September at "a cents
No export lard taken, but tho options In most cases
scored small gains. Final quotations May sS DO;
June, ss SO July, So 81; August ss 90; September,
sS 93, and October, s5 90.
Tho receipts grain and -four reported yesterday at
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat 121 955 bushels; corn. 116430 bushels;
oats, A. 100 bushels total gran 376 DOT bushels -four
1876, 800 packages At Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis
the arrivals Wheat, GO EOS bushels corn, 2S642o
bushels oats go 100 bushels total grain 611753 bush
els; -four, 25, 592 barrels.
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