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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
REELECTION SALE OF SILKS.

A complete evening costume Of "Faillo
Franchise, "Silll Surah" and embroidered
Gauze for $780, really $500 pattern.
SpEuAL--200 silk Dress patterns, black
and colors, pushes and velvels- patterns
measure Is and 20 yards; they will be
marked tomorrow ut reduction OF one
third. For instance, a Lyons black silk
pattern OF 20 yards, sold regularly at $500
yard, which would make $1,000 for the
pattern, will be marked tomorrow $4,000.
Lyons all silk velvet patterns at same re-
lnnIinn
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KAHN 81 FRsIBERG.
Nos. 100, IsI nnh Isa uatn street.

Just received from the big Brooklyn fail.
urc SOME great bargains Double-iold Wool
Cashmere, l2lc; Duublo.lold Wool ncbcgcs,
lOc; fine Dress Plaids. all Wool. jOc, worth
~. Elegant Brown Ladies' Cloth, u yds.
wide. Doe, bc, good Ginghams. &c, &c, Can
ton Flanncls, Be-, fine BLACK silk Hose, 81,
worth ~ go fine Black silk Hose, Sl.2I,
worth 50, slightly suilcd Satin Corscts, 81;
these corscls arc Blue, Pink aud Red, moi
Satccn, hut satin, 81, all colors fine kid
Gloves, SOC; don't forget our fine Jersc!
Gloves, .bc.
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FANCY uANDEEnruIEr BoNEs
GIVEN AMNNt

Our great holiday sale Of llandkcrchicis
begins tomorrow over 300 dozen silk,
linen and cambria llandkcrchici-, all Of
fcrcd ut remarkably low prices Fancy
boxes given away with Handkerchief
Il Ladies' llnndkotchioi-, white aud col.
orcd border, In handsome box, Tor Sl.OO.
Gents all-lncn llandkrfchicls Tor
Sl.OO. ia fancy box.
u Ladies' initial llandkcrchicis In hand
some box Tor Sl.OO.
siia Hand serrhicH at soc sud ssc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Ny own importation The Little Ger.
man Architect, ior the first time intro.
duccd In this country, an interesting and
instructive toy ior boys. Something which
taxes their ingenuity aud skill A bcauti.
fol Xmas present. Go aud zee the bcauii.
Col German fort NJ LHkhiucr 4 Lehman
show window. The toy consists of picture
sheets TO build forts, castles, churches.
villages. scenes out Of the Bible. etc A
hundred different STYLES Dor sale NJ new,
stand. No. 225 Main aud No. 81 South
Court street
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Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
20 John &. q. Pullcn and Anna Rodgers
(colorcdl, David Stevenson and Mary J..
johnson tcolorcdl; James VI. Bolton and
J.. \. Thomas lculordl, David kohlman
and Miss Celia Gaiwuan. George Bonn.
mcr and Miss Lulu McCaul II. &. Davies
and Emma Ruckcr Ocolorcdl; Daniel
Smith and H. llcaihman lcolurcd), l.. NJ.
Lg.ins and 4. Mason lcolurcdl.
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HUNTER BROS.
GREAT CLOAK SALE.
New Goods, New styles. Low Prices,
Great Bnrgaius.

We have just received direct from the
manufacturers lot OF ladies' English
walking Jackets, In stripes and checks, at
-. ~ each.
A lot Of stylish tailor-mado Jackets, In
black only, ut $500 each.
Ladies' Diagonal Cloth Wraps, long
front, trimmed all around In best black
Russian fur, ut $3.50 each.
Braided Cloth Wraps, satin faced, bell
sleeves, at $3.50.
Very handsome Al-wool Beaver Wraps
at $3.50 each.
ladies all.wool Beaver Nowmarkcs,
we'll finished, at $3.50.
Fancy Striped Ncwmarkets, In a variety
Of colorr, bell sleeves aud full back, al
1915 each.
Real Seal Plush Wraps, trimmed oil
around In ball fringe, satin lined aud
quilted, seal loop In front, nj $1,000 each.
Childrcn's Cloaks at lower prices than
can be had anywhere In the city.
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s,aa SILK pIushc. 57c Monday.

20 different shades-all new and choice
colors-rcd brown, garnet, navy. myrtle,
pink, gold brown, mahogany, white, Law,
cnder, cream, mouse, serpent, yellow and
10 other shades-al. ut BIC.
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sheIhx Circuii Court.

Following is the calendar for the week
beginning tomorrow: 9,923, N. S. Grant;
VS. Iron Mountain Railroad Company,
1924, Robert Washington VS. Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company; 1925, Thomas
Gilbertson vs Iron Mountain Railroad
Company; 1925, Aaron Bowles VS. Iron
Mountain Railroad Company; 1927, Lu-
cinda Mattey, ct al, vs. Iron Mountain
Railroad Company; 9,92S, d. d. Thomas
VS. l.. b. Eaton.
Tuesday, December 1l-9929, 7. Nc
Donald VS. Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pany; $3.50, Allen Henderson vs.. Iron
Mountain Railroad Company; 9Bl, WIZ
helma IIoicr VS.. Iron Mountain Railroad
Company; 9,932, Alfred Tanner vs.. Iron
Mountain Railroad Company; 9,033, V. T..
johnson vs.. John III. Grehan; 0,934, H. Il.
Brown VS.. w, W, Campbell ct al.
"Wednesday, December 70 1888, August
Bradford VS.. Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pany; $3.50, VIM. Dempstead vs.. lily.
1euhrman; 0,9l0 I. 4. Duilin Il Bro. vs..
Hugh Fcran; 0,9il, Fannie X. johnson VS..
Louisville, New Orleans Il Texas Railroad
Company; 9,0I2. The George Weber
Brewing Company VS.. Il. A. Junkerman;
9,9i5, Thos. T.. Cullin, administrator vs.,
louisville x Nashville Railroad Company,
Thursday, December l3-Nos: 0,Oi6,
August Bradford ct AL vs.. Iron Mountain
Railroad Company; 0,0i9, II. H. Andrews
vs.. VIM. Johnson; 9,9S3, NJ. Stricklin W.
James Round; 1904, VIM. Oberhauer vs.
i. l.. Warner; 1896, II. S. Reeves W.
Dunnavant d Alsup; 1904, Mike Sulli
van vs.. Citizens Street Railway Company
Friday, December li--Nos. 1908 Val
entine /. Ritter VS.. Memphis City Rail
road Company; 1000, Dennis Tuhill vs.
Memphis City Railroad Company; 1000
VIM. Hamilton vs.. Southern Cotton Oi
Company. l0,056, Tennessee Midland Rail
road ~. NJ. q. Horton; l00jS Il. LAME
ct al. vs.. T.. a. Keeling, l0,0j0 j. T.. Nc
Donald Va. Southern Exnfess CompAnY.
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ours ~ THE "nousE ron cLoAxs."

Under ordinary circumstances the great
majority buy their Cloaks in our store
there are more powerful reasons than ever
for buying in our house now Our stock
is superb, ~ cOmplcbe rs ON opening day,
and that is one OF the reasons why We
begin tomorrow
10 siaught thc Price OF CioRiss
Our Stock IL Double What it Should he.
SEAL-rLusH GARMENTS marked $500
aud $500, reduced from $500 and
$500.
SEAL.rlusn GARMENTS marked 5000
and $4,000, reduced IRON 50 aud 5000.
WALKING JACKETS at 81 % TO $500, Just
hall price.
RAoLANs AND NEwMAREErs proportion
aicly low.
CnIDErVs' CLoAHs MARKED HAIR VALUE
Rcady-madc Dresses Greatly Reduced -
Childrcn's $500 Dresses at $40, Ladies'
5000 Dresses ut $500
500 FRENCn JERSEYS AT CSC Sl.37 AND
S2.2j MISSES JElaEYs AT Dc
WoHru sl.OO.
CANprrs ron ruE lloLDiYs-So as 10
Introduce our delicious, lrrsh home made
Candies aud. Chocolate lon.hons 30 the
pnlJlic. We reduce the price from now until
January lst 10 Ace pound, aud our pure
| Wrench mixed candies, over 80 varieties,
/ to DC pound. First quality choice sclcc-
! ton OF cryslalizcl fruits 1jc pound.
| Fine Candle. la Handsome Paris UoNcs
tor Presents,
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EvEEY member Of the Womcn's Christ.
ian Temperance Union Is expected 10 bc
present At tie next Thursday linsicad II
wednesday, afternoon ut pm. No IA
Talbot street AZ Who feel an Interest Ia
The cause are cordially invited 10 attend.
SECRETARY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
cioaI.i CioaLsi cioaIsi

From the same failure n beautiful lot OF
fine Short Wraps. all the latest styles, at
less than they cost 10 manufacture. Long
Wraps from - up; Long Wraps at your
own prices. ~ they were bought ~ cheap
that we can sell ut any price. Now don't
forget our Cloak sale. Jackcts FROM n 80
NJ. Look at our Cloth Jackets, $3.50.
Plush Short Wraps with Seal Skin Trim.
ming, -. q great bargain.
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
DO Not Pass THIS Department.

Fine natural wool Shirts aud Drawers at
81 each.
Fine scarlet Shirts and Drawers at 81
each.
Good unlaundricd Shirts at i5c.
Fine Tcck Scarfs ut 2jc each.
Everything in Underwear at great
bargain this week.
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HUNTER BROTHERS,
The Live Uousc of Memphis.
FuRs, ruRsn ruRsn

Black Russian Hare Muns, satin lined,
at Gbc.
Gray Belgian Rabbit Muffs atsl.i5. satin
lined aud we'll made.
Black Concy Mufs, sa,in-lined, at
Sl.j0.
Black Monkey Muny aud Boas, at $40 a
set
Grey opo-sum MuiIs and Boas, at $3.50
set.
Grey Lynx Sets, at $3.50.
Childrcn's silk Plush Sets, at s2.25.
Childfcns Fur Sets, at g. so.
We arc the only house for Zcpyns and
yarns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

FuRSiruRr bought nov With n view 10
holiday presentation booked aud delivered
December "a by the Armstrong Furniture
Company.
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IIsnneis, Flnnncis.

Fine Jersey striped Flannels at SIZE a
yard, worth GDc.
Fine white Flannel at &c, reduced from
SOC n yard.
Fine scarlet twillcd Flannel at lsc and
pc yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
THE COURTS.

The case Of Anthony Owens, charged
with passing counterfeit money, is still
pending in the United States Court, Judge
Hammond presiding.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
MENKEN's COLUMN OF BARGAINS
MONDAYS EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT

Tomorrow we begin our annual reduc-
ton sale of Fine Goods-this sale is ex.
ceptional in this way, that in every De-
partment the finest grades OF goods are
marked at the price OF ordinary goods
which have been sold out
This is true OF every department, but
applies particularly to Cloaks and ready
made Dresses, Silks and Dress Goods
indeed, you can never have an equal
opportunity to purchase the best goods at
such remarkably low prices. Don't miss
line of this advertisement, for every line
means Il saving OF money to you.
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hhar-i shoe.i shoc.i

Childrcn's School Shoes, Childrcn's But
ton Tipped Shoes, 81 Misses shoes, II. -;
Ladies' fine liuttoncd Nil Shoes, Sl.JO
Ladies' finest Md shoes, -, these prices
are Just one. hall their value. Ladies, 10.
member the shoe sale.
SILK Handkerchief beautiful borders,
zoe, silk handkerchief, SOC, worth 81.
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a. dozen Of button embroidered back
Gloves at zoe pair, every pair warranted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
GERBER g. MLTTE'S
SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
SILK and Linen Handkerchiefs,S SILK and
Cashmere Muhiers.

We are showing the largest and most at
tractive stock in this line ever exhibited
by any house south OF New York city.
comprising all the novelties out. No lady
or gent needing anything in this line can
afford to overlook our stock, as we claim
10 be leaders in this line. Every lady in
the city will bear us out in this assertion.
Our prices are always the lowest, as we
can't afford to be undersold 10y anybody.
In addition TO our regular line we offer
lot OF drummers' samples at actual New
York cost.
An elegant line Of ladies' and misses
Kid Gloves.
Ladies', misses and children's CASH
mere Gloves.
Gents Gloves in all styles and qualities.
A grand line OF ladies' and gents silk
Umbrellas.
Lace Bed Sets nj cost TO close.
Table Covers, Table Scaris and Tides.
Novelties in Ostrich Feather Fans.
Leather Bags, Pocketbooks Card Cases
An immense line Of fine Sleeve Buttons
and Scarf Pins.
90 sets OF fine Table Cloths, with Nap.
kins 10 match.
Lace Curtains at Eastern cost.
Fine Towels, Napkins and Table Linens.
Silk aud fine cotton Hosiery, grand as
sOrtment.
Gents Cardigan Jackets specially.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear 90 chill.
drcn's Underwear.
Complete stock at prices that defy com
petition.
Plush Wraps, Newmarkcts, Walking
Jackets, childrcn's Cloaks.
A fine line Of white and colored Blankets.
Ladies' and misses Furs.
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CARPETS. CURTAINS.
nuGs AM CanINErs

This Is very much oycrstockcd depart
mcut, aud We will make big reductions to
Close out lots.
We will sell best Body BRUSSELS ut D5c.
We will veil best lngrdns Ut $50.
We will sell smyrna Rugs at $500,
worth s6.Ul
We will sell Lace Curtains at s395,
worth 500.
We will sell best Wilton Vclycts at sl.OS
1000 Remnants Brussels Carpet at Zoe
yard.
si2OO Mantcl Cabinets reduced 10 : ZOO.
SlG.OO Mnnicl Cabinets reduced "a : ESQ.
slpOO Mantcl Cabinets reduced to So -
s2iOn Manicl Cabinets reduced to SlHOl.
sii.UO Manlcl Cabinets reduced 10 S22.JO.
special sale Ia Chlna Department
OF Dinner and Tea Sets, Silver Plated
Wnrc aud Knives and Forks. Now IL the
time to make your selections for the holi.
days stock complete. pricrs low.
rrcncb nisauc FiEurr' ppc, worth s2.So
Nrw PArrrHNs - Bulicrcks January
| paper patterns ready tomorrow. Gaia.
| losurs aud
Fashion sheets Given Away.
Books We have about 5000 volumes Of
standard works, which arc nov offered at
about one third publishers price.
nicEENs CoNrtrTr MuUgs, "a volumes,
half morocco, publishers price $500, our
! price $1,000.
su,EprrAnr's CoNrlrrr woRKs, S vol.
umcs only $3.50.
! Al o,h.r Standard Works Equally Low.
Norm AisLE- Fancy Department. All
our fancy goods Tor holidays open 10.
morrow.
Opera Glasses marked NJ quarter Of
value. Our $3.50 Opera Glasses are worth
SSu1
1900 Christmas Carls At 5c, &c. iOc.
80 Christmas Eichings NJ i0c 10 2hc.
Music noxcs SlO.O1, sijOO aud 5000.
Nickclplatc Music Boxes ut sc.
| lcaihcptic Albums 6lc, worth $3.50.
Flush Albums 6ic, worth 500
japanese Glove Boxes 5jc worth $3.50.
Plush Comb AID Brush Sets only si.OO.
Autograph Albums only Ne.
PINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Tomorrow ~ our fine Muslin Under.
wear will be placed on sale at greatly NJ.
duccd prices
$3.50 lace trimmed Gown NJ sl.i0.
sLOO Hubbard towns at 0pr.
Nurses and wnitcn' Aprons sc and 50c
Chsmise. and skirts MARKED Down
NOVELTY Jersey Undcukirts,
white, rcd aud grey, at Sl.OO.
THE J. q. MENKEN COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Tur Armstrong f"rniimc Company has
the largcsl line IT furniture novelties SUIT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

100 pieces double-wdth fancy, striped
and plaid Dress Goods at 2jc, sold else
where nj 50c.
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PINE DRESS aooDs REDUCED.

silk Warp Henrietta Cloth, Sl.l5; re-
duccd from $3.50.
silk Warp Drop de Alma, Sl.25; reduced
from 81. 10.
20 Per Cont. Discount on Al Robe
Patterns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Looms Gents Furnishing Goods, n and
a. Monroe street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

FuLi Dress Shirts Numbered equal 10
new AZ Locb's Laundry. Telephone ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Nelson's business College. Second and
Main streets. has not changed hands, bat
II still under thc personal management ui
Prot 4. l.. Nrlaon, it- founder. Who gives
20 each pupil his special attention. Ili.
statement II made to clrrvct nn erroneous
impression made upon some rcudcr. hy
the advertisement OF ano her school la
last Sundays issue.
4. T. NELSON, Pres.
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nLANxErs AND comroRrs.

Blankets aud Comforts must go. The
following prices will sell them.
J67 pair liza Wool Blakcis at S4.33.
900 pair 1914 Cumberland Blankets, at
S2.Ol pair.
s7S pair i2.4 California Blankets, at
81. ~ pair.
Al other grades Of Blankets aud Com
forts cut In proportion.
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Ladies' and Children's Underwear.

80 dozen ladies' ribbed Merino Vests at
only 4jc, former price zoe.
20 dozen ladies' camels hair Vests and
Pants at Zoe, worth Sl.25.
Ladies' fine lambs wool Vests at sl.0O
each.
Childrcn's Underwear at great bar.
gain.
bargains In Misses Underwear.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
KAHN & FREIBERo.
Nos 100. i7i aud IVA nain street. Cor.
uer Poplar.


No MACHINERY used In ironing shirts az
Locb's Laundry. Telephone ~.
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IoTB's Turkish bathrooms. III aud a.
Monroe street. Finest In the South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

No MACHINERY used In ironing shirts at
Loebs Laundry. Telephone %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

TnE Armstrong Furniture Company has
the largest line ul furniture novelties suiia.
able for Christmas present ia the south.
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PEABODY HOTEL.

A Fresh shAd breakfast This Morning.
Some two hundred guests will be re-.
called with fresh shad breakfast this
morning, and as these arr the first receipts
this season Of fresh Savannah River shad.
they will alIorl most tempting rcpasl.
Tho following IL the bill oi iap Ia be-
served.
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probate Court.
Marriage I.Irrn.r..

The will Of Annie Owens, deceased, VA
fled YesioIlhy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
,,.,nlasi ,,o,h,nEi ,io,n,nEi

Boys Suits. 50 and 81, Childrcn's Suits.
a aud -; Mems Suits, from s. To $40.
Mems good Cashmere Pants, $50, Mems
OVcIcoats, were slightly wet, 81. worth ~.
Now h. your chance ~ get u cheap over.
coat We scll all VI our fine Oycrcoais At
half price, ~ the goods must be- sold before
the hr, Of January. Call early, as We arr
always crowded.
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PEABODY HOTEL
suAp ngF1ErAsr

suAh W,tAkiArr.
ttNuAN. ullrHuru o. tsss
ffuit boz season
Oatmeal turtcl Wheat
lfu.l.i ihld
InNiuu. HOLLAND -
TVndrflulu Steak ifII'oi. with Mushrooms
frrsaituIIDd tfIrd ttarhrd hh,upI
Umrlris
lfCurh Rolls Gmhsm Mullins nf.ughrs
1fnsts
Wheat Corn Hui nurl ~ beat Gr.ddie Cake
Old Niyiuia HUd White Eurk Daudy Drp siups
tunrr Chocolate lea
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oooDnAS. bod lIye JeNelcr, lI7 MaIu.
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UPHOLSTERY. UPHOLSTERY.

special Bars aims In This Department. In
Lace Curtains.
Chenille Curtains.
Smyrna Rugs.
Shades and Cornicc Poles.
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JrwrLny at Goodman's, az Main.
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HUNTER BRO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
Mems Shirts.

We carry In stock the finest line. aud a com.
plcte assortment In all qualities Of OUR
OWN MAKE.
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Night Shirts. Neokwesr.

No one can equal our assortment They nrc
heightened, and for taste and style cannot
be oqualcd.
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Ladies' Vests.

Misses, Infants, Boys undcrshiris in fine
Wool and Mcrino. Hand knitted Baby
Shirts Caps, TobogganS slcques aud
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London Wool.

LONDON, April Sat the wool sales
to-day, better selection was offered.
There was good attendance, and
competition was fair. Following are
the sales in detail:
New South Wales Salss. 5000 bales;
secured, 81 @1s 611d; scourei locks
aud pieces. 61Sd q IS 15<d; greasy. AID
q 10d; greasy locks and pieces. Sd
q Sd.
Queensland - Sales, 500 bales;
secured, 80. a Is. 21Ed.; secured locks
and pieces. 4d. q sd.
Victorie-9alas, 4,30O bales; secured,
Id. @ Is. 9Hd; do LOCKS and pieces,
sgd. q IS. sgd; greasy. 415d. q Is. Cd. !;
do locks ana pieces, SID. q 7kd.
New Zealand - Sales, COO bales:
secured, Sd @ 11Kd; secured locks and
pieces, Cd. a 10d.
South Australia-Sales, 1890 bales;
secured, lid. secured locks and pieces
I'D; greasy, 41Sd. @ 915d
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-SaIes,
300 bales; secured, Sd. @ Is. Cd. !;
greasy, Sd. "a Sd.
Swan River-Sales, 300 bales: secured,
Is. 21Id. q Is. 4d.; do locks and pieces,
Sd. @ l1Ed.; greasy, 81. a 7Ed.
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Negotiating.

CHICAGO, April 6.-General Manager
Jeffrey, of the Illinois Central road, in
company with Messrs. Sargent. Mono
han, Hodge and Murphy, called at the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Offices
to-day. Sargent acted as spokesman
IN behalf OF the late engineers and fire.
men of the Burlington road, and urged
that the whole mater be left to arbitra-
ton. The railroad company officials
said that such proposition was mad
MISSILE at the present time, and the
situation of the new men and the terms
on which they were engaged were fully
explained. General Manager Stone
urged Sargent to have the strike
called off, promising TO consider appll-
cations from old men, and give as many
of them work IS he could.
Grand Master Sargent, after the Con-
ference was concluded. left bis home at
Terre HaUe, leaving the local situation
in the hands of Chairman Hoge, of the
Burlington grievance committee. The
latter said, tonight that the conference
left the situation practically unchanged.
They could not consent to having their
men taken back in patches. He denied
Ludb tu0i q woo duJ 5i uhA liz VIC AuhSG
prevalent to nigh to the effect that the
strike had been called off
CHICAGO, April 6.-Late tonight re-
port was received at tee rooms of the
Brotherhood, that all the yardmssters
of the Burlington road, except three,
had left the service of the company.
There are, in all. about twenty yard
masters in the night and day
crews, and it is their knowledge
of the local geography of the yards
which makes them valuable. Their
positions are particularly important at
thiS time, during the rush of freight
which the raising of the boycott has
caused. This blow, following the
switchmen's strike just at the moment
when 1t would produce the most harm,
makes it look as if the fight was not
over vet.