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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21


Atnoon; spots--Dnll, prices generally IN
buyers favor Sales, 300 bales. OF which
American, G000 bales. Receipts 1900 bales
OF which American, 2J.sO0 bales Closin,
quotations were ~ follows: Ordinary
Z l5-iOd: good ordinary, Lied low mid
ding, . 3.lGd; good middling, D 9-l0l mid
ding uplands, 5%di middling Orleans
7-lOd.
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet
~ follows
TThe prices arc given IN pence and Glths,
thus io3 means i63.Gid, and sol mean,
51-0ld.j
At . p. m.--March, 5.i0d sellers; March,
April, 5igd, sellers; April-May, .. lDd, buy
era; May.June, 5.2id, buyers; June-July
5.22d, bHyers; July-August, Ord, sellers;
Angust-Scptcmber Odd sellers; Scptem.
bcr I'D, sellers; Sep,embcr.Ociober, 5.i6d,
sellers.
HAvRE
Spots-Quict and easy. Tres ordinaire
Orleans SPOT 0GIsfi futures for April dc.
livery, JHf.
Notc-'rrcs ordinaire Orleans spot. Gsf.
represents G6is francs for 80 kilos Of strict
middling cotton llayrc terms. A kilo l.
about lbs, or IS 3j-lOO kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc Is equal 20 9Oc.
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General News.

THE Joe Peters, leaving last evening for
Arkansas river had n very good trip.
TnE Jay Gould aud barges from New Or
leans passed up to 81. Louis yesterday after
noon.
TnE New Mary Houston is announced TO
leave here this evening at 5 o'clock for New
Orleans.
Tmr James Lee, with Capt. Thomas clagett
In command and William Ashford in the
office, leaves this evening at 6o'clock for
Helena and Friars Point.
The City OF vicksburg passed here ycster-
day afternoon ON her way from Natchcz Ia
81. Louis. She put off IS bales OF cotton
aud added fair amount Of freight.
The Guiding Star passed up from New Or
leans 10 Cincinnati this morning. She put
of 25l barrels OF sugar, $50 barrels Of molas.
ses, 800 empty barrels and lot Of sundries.
CART. MARK r. CHEEK will back out the
elegant passenger steamer Kate Adams, 10.
morrow at o'clock y. m, for Arkansas City
and way landings. Mr.. William Banker
prcsidcs In her office.
TnE Anchor line steamer Arkansas City,
from 81. Louis TO hatcher, passed here yes.
terday forenoon with a fine trip. She dis.
charged here l.iJ0 packages OF freight and
added fifty tons Of sundries.
TnE Rosa Lee. in command OF Capt.
Henry Cooper leaves this evening NJ
o'clock for OsceolQ aud the upper bends
Mcssrs. William Snfther, Sid Wheeler and
Charles Ieftwich are her clerks.
TIM Gen. ID. II. Rucker arrived from 81
Louis yesterday with ! $50 barrels Of Hour
30 half barrels Of -four, bale OF cotton, l6l
sacks Of cotton seed. and $50 packages ol
sundries. She returned this afternoon.
The Chickasaw brought In from White
river late Monday night 81 bales cotton. 49,
sacks cotton seed and good list Of sundries
She leaves again this evening ut o'clock foi
oil points on White river through 10 New
port.
NKw ORLEANS City Rem: Na;ohez Is making
a lively effort 10 establish the southern ter
minus Of the Anchor line steamers az that
port, and vicksburg Is endcavoring 60 defcal
the scheme. The interest OF New Orleani
In the contest Il, that the lower down the
river the terminal point Is fixed, the bette
terms the st. Louis merchants will be on q
compete with this city for trade.
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Cassan ssea Praaucfs.

PHux CnupK On-S2@33c; prime summer
yellow, S7a3sc; choice cooking summer vel
low, lOdlir. prime cotton seed meal sidI'
@i70o, carload lots; lcss than carload, ti1.7l
niRO0
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wHTsKY-Straght Kentucky Bourbon,
sl'5O@0.OO Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, 81. i0et3OO, Eastern Ryes, S.oJCG
Geo, according 20 age and make; common
whisky, 0Ocasl.25 according 10 proof
BA0ofNo-6dTc.
TITg-fl. l0di.i5.
sHor-Drop, Si.iO buck, $i.05.
LEAD-6kc.
NlIs-fron. 50 10 steel. Sc 25@2So.
PowDER-kcgs 800, half kegs, y. 20; quar-
ter kegs sl.5O.
IIIpp-Dry flint No. 1, lie No. 2, &c; dry
sailed, case; green salted No. /, sc; No
., &c; green, 3Cdlc; sheepskins l6csSl.0o
irregular and lower.
TonAcco-common 95@sSc; other grades
35dsbc
sxurT-Garrrctt's sio.s5; Ralph's si025;
railroad, a. 25; Gail n Az, 5000.
Coal 0Ils-prime white, Wholesale lots, iOc
per gal. -
Woodbury. grease wool. unwashed, i3ea
isc; clear grease wool. 23a25c; bury washed,
2OCt30c; tub washed, SS@35c.
llrnwAx-iSf2Dc.
TALiow-3d3hc
FuRs AID SKINS Deer, 30C1S5c; bar ti.00
@7.00, mink. i5c1t0c; coon. hunter handled,
i5ag5c; country handled, i5@00c; otter,
a. .O0Gl5.5O beaver, 50ctgs550; wild cat 100
25c; fox, i5G75c; mu.kmt, iOCBi5c; opossum,
iOgi5c wolf, 5ocGs20t skunk, i5@'So;
panther, 5Oc(dfi 90
sETns-Rcd clover, A.75a5. % per bu; tim
othy s325 per bu: herds, 05CaT0c per hu;
blue grass, sf.9o per bu; orchard grass, h.i'
| al 90 per bu
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EXCHANGE.

I fNf1ANhE.
4 New York and cities north and cast on
Remand. Y discount buying. New York
and rrincil o. cities north AMI east sight
4 discount buying. Now Orleans, 81 dis
connt buying
Selling Raies--on New York, = per cent.
/ premium on sums below $1,000, $l.5o per
s, 600 premium on sums Of $1,000 or more;
1 ON Cincinnati, ST. Louis or Louisville, $3.50
per 81 600 premium on all sums; ON New
Orleans, 81. so per 81, 600 on all sums. Prime
commercial sterling, A.s9@4s9K
The stock board session today developed
nothing Of interest, no sales being nude
while bids and offerings were fur apart NJ
ono seems DESTROYS Of purchasing local sccu
rites at present, either for investment OF
speculation.
The local cotton market Is quiet aud easy
M decline Of LOO &c. according tO grade
The sales were 1000 bales divided equally
between exporters and spinners. New Or
leans spots closed l-l0c lower and easy, with
futures barely steady at q decline OF from II
70 Is points. At Liverpool the market was
quoted dull aud prices generally in buyers
favor, with futures quiet and unchanged.
Manchester cloths closed steady with little
doing Yarns dull with limited inquiry.
The Havrc market closed of III per Lilo ON
tres ordinairc, with April futures declining
~ New York spots closed easy
and Off sc on all grades, declining
lilo al noon and another 1-iGc nj the
2 o'clock call The future market closed firm
md on : to 10 points. HUBBARD, Price & Cot
circular says "Thc marke, started or witha
far, steady showing a. about last nights hg-
,lrcs As the day wore ON, however, II be.
came evident that long cotton was being
ficcly supplied TO all bidders and the market
commenced TO decline and rapidly broke with.
out amy serious reaction until 0aj for An.
gust contracts was reached .and although
prices reacted some or points al the close,
the feeling tonight is fcvcrish and unsettled.
The announcement, late IN the day, that
Ncssrs Walter T. Miller a Co, one OF the
oldest houses In the trade here, were unable
10 meet their obligations contributed much
10 the general feeling OF disirusi prevailing
NFoRTs.
One hundred aud twenty pkgs bacon, 100
PKG boots and shoes, 1900 hu corn, 2j
pkgs cheese. iO0 sis coffee, 2OJ brls lime,
LIS hrls cement 16l ks cotton seed, ears
uofi0n seed. ~ pkg. dry goods, 90 pkg
rgr. G0 brls -four. So bales hay, - pkgs
hats. ~ head hous. ~ head cattle. ~ head
hor,s and mules, 1913 pkgs larl 12U0 feet
lumber, q Iris mulnfsrs, 200 hu oats. 10
hrls onions, u ears pork sides, L. pkg ricc,
IS brls sugar, co. pkg. tobacco, ! ~ bu
wheat.
EirvAToR REroRTs.
The following shows the amount 81 grain
received, withirwn and In store nv REGULAR
Elevators, n reported 10 the Merchants cx.
rhancr today; Corn received, 5G0s bu; with.
uore ii,774 bu.
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MnIr. and uar.es.

HoRsrs Fair demand: drivers, ti25di75
heavy draft, fi7jG22i; saddle, sij0aeoO, ex-
tra saddle, S2O0a25O, plugs, 5000, Texas
ponies, t2jetOO, common driven, N5elO0.
MuLEa-fair demand. Ia 10 h9 hands
high. tOOmil0. Az 10 IS hands high, tliOdt
i25. IS 10 1917 hands high ti25SiOO, ISL 10
~ hands high, fiJ0ftiiD
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Movements ne the Levce.
WEDNESDAY.

arrival r, st ch n' White river ousa-
Louis; City Of NiclSsburg, Natchez; Ohio,
Cincinnati; Gen. d. ii. Rucker ST. Louis;
Jay Gould, New Orleans.
MISUNDERSTANDING Star, Cincinnati;
Arkansas City, Natchcz, City OF Vicksburg
81. Louis; Ohio Cincinnati; Joe Peters, Ar
kansas river Rene Macready, st. Francis
river
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
sasy aud closed quiet aud easy; middling,
o,sc. Sales 1000 bales, including 200 bale.
Inst evening, Of which 1000 10 exporter aud
1000 70 spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, Slide; gooi ordinary, 8 il.lCc,
low middling, 0Hc; middllng. OK good
niddliug o'sc; middlins fair, io,.oi fair,
nomlnal.
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sr. LOUIS No, March .--Wool--Quiet,
but steady; unwashed bright medium, i6g
pc; coarse braid, i3Cs2ic; low sandy, l0@lSci
washed, choice, Soc; inferior, 30@33c.
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STOCKHOLDERS, Meeting.

A MEETING Of the siockholdcuoi The Troy and
n TipionvIlo Railroad Company will be held Al
The ofiec OF aid company. IN the town Of TROY,
In OhIon county. Tennessee. on Monday, the NH
dsy Of February, AID. issA iof the oonsldenilon
ss,d action mon 4 proposed mortgage and Issuance
al s,or,s,rs bonds and stock Of sald company, and
Inc sr.nrsstlon Of such other business a. MAY bs
sdvised- n, order Of the Board OF Direction, De
csmb<r NJ isI cEo. n wiLsoN. President
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pro,lsiens.

fisH-. Mackerel, halt brls No. 1. 500,
No. ? tJ2S No. 3, - iOlb kit No. I.
clio, No. 2, tlO5; No ., -. Dry her.
ring, family, 2jc per boz.
@io.00 sugar cured hams, iicil hc. break
last bacon, il@il kc; bulk pork. clear sides
IystsSc, clear rib sides, fHGt7Ac; long
clear, 5kgs,fc; shoulders, O1c.
fhrsn MEArs-Cholcc beef lindquariefs
&C. iorconaricr, 5eic, second grade, hind.
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Groceries.
CorrrE--Common l5c: ordinary, 1Gci fair
lie; prime Rio, lsc; choice 10 fancy, 2Oc old
government 2s@30c; quiet.
SuGAR--Pure white, exc; off white, 6Ec
yellow clarified, eA@e9.e; open, Kettle, oNe s
5s<c; refined A, 0Ac standard graduated,
NE; plantation granulated, nc; powdered
sll@S94c; cut loaf, sN@Sa4c; steady.
RIcE--Louisiana, &c; Carolina, 6N@7c;
strong.
CANNED Goops---Plne apples, si.25@i.5o
Peaches, lbs, standard, Sl75; 3 lbs, stand
ard, S275; second, $50 Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, 81 GOAL. l0 8 ibs, standard, Sl2ot9
100 Strawberries, $l.75. Raspberries
500 Blackberries, Sl.25Gl40. Green
cages. Sl.75Gol. 49, Pears, sl.75G2.25
Green corn, 81. 256ll.i5. Green peas $1,000
100. Cove oyestcr full weight b. Doc; 2
lbs, 81. 65@l.5b; light weight, ID, 6o@65c 2
lbs, Al. OO61l 10. Condensed milk. Crown,
So. 75d5 IS; Eagle. S775 Swiss, 1919. Sal
mon, 500 Sardines, 1878; mustard sar-
dimes, 800. Mackcrel, $3.50; herring mack
erc, 81 .25.
CASpIrs..stck, all sizes, in bxs. pals and
brls, sis@9c; fancy assorted, s11G16c; extrn
fancy isg25c; firm.
ClITEsE---New York factory, case; full
SALT---Saginaw, fl.35Nl 40 per bril- Ohio
river Sl9O@i.25 per brl; SKIS fine $500
lao coarse, $l.i0@il5i pkts bleached, S42o;
mixed brls. 5000; mixed, 2Ma7c.
Scars AND CANDLEs---Soap, 3g51c; can
dies, full weight, sAgoc.
MoIAssEs-Louisinna common TO fair, IL
M?0c; prime TO choice, 25GJ2c; fancy, $50
Zoe; common 10 fair, 2OG2jc; prime TO choice,
25a2Sc; syrup 20G1i0c; firm.
Household supplies.
Arrprs--New York, Si0O@5.0o per bril-
dried apples, 761Sc per ID from store. Dried
peaches. Nc from store
Recommendations, si2J@i50 per brl,
500 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, crate,
81 0Ofl3 so bulk. Ss00@i0.00 per 100
kraui brls. $50 half brls, $3.50. Garlic,
Si.OO per 100 TunIps, 500 per brl.
PouLTRY--Chickcns, spring, s2.0OH3.OO
hens. S3OOd350; turkeys, Si00Oal5.00
dressed chickens, s20Og3.O0; turkeys, 100
i5c per lb; ducks $S.OO@S5O geese, $1,000
FRuir--Oranees, ss.25@i 80 per box, Lem
ons, s3.00lG3.5O per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
PrcKLrs---D rls, %. so half brls, $500.
s--Unsettled; bxs, l0lEc; cases, lie.
RAinNs--London layers $500 Layer, ". 49,
California, 1928
Nufh--tocolnuts, SioV PCT i"V. icahu'sf
Virginia. Gc Tennessee, farmers stock, BAG
&c; roasted, 2'sc higher shelled, Toe. Pecans,
Texas, 9dl2c.
BUTTER Bu,terine, ie@i5c; creamery, %
C30c; dairy isG29c; country butter, l2g2Oc;
katherine, l56t2oc.
CipER-o1ark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half bril-
PorAroEs-Firm; selling at $I.25Gi.40 per
bu, S3.2j93.jO per brl; sweet potatoes, $500
per brl.
VISrdAR-Pcr gal, sGi2c.
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CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 20.-Therc was more
than usual activity In wheat Al the open
ing some favorable hull cables were posted,
aud the weather predicted, caused som buy.
ing. The feeling soon changed however.
and sellers were In the majority. From New
York came the report that the bears were
indifferent about the weather aud foreign
political complications, and were pounding
the market, Some big traders here bcFan
selling, aud Others began offering largely,
without selling much. The market weak
encd We In about one hour from the best
price OF the morning. May sold at 7Slsc 10
open, and, after touching 1Sssc, went down
10 77J6c. Then some Of the sellers turned
buyers, and there was n slight rally b 7s1c.
Again before the close the bears made an
other raid and the price OF May went "a
17a.c, and closed on the split at T4gTJsc
After the close May was Offered on the curb
at &c under the I O'clock price, and the
market looked weak. Other futures sold
down with the leader. June sold from 7S'sC
10 T6c. Receipts for "Wednesday were cs
timated mt 81 ears against lOI today.
The local receipts Of corn today were i6s
cars--a fair amount, but less than the est.
mate. The estimate for Wednesday was 100
cars. The market opened fairly strong, aud
emily prices were about Nc better than the
close last night II was bear day, however,
tlN ipfu WIS bil uOhl SIdht WIN Otiti
cereals The more extensive traders took q
hand, and when their selling weakened the
market sufficiently a large lot OF long corn
came out and there was slight break before
the close. May sold early at 5lssc and before
the O'Clock close at hDAc. closing for the
day nj 50ifc bid. June sold down to 50Nc,
but at I o'clock p. m. was j0Hc. The final
price was 50IslJOj4c asked.
Oats were weaker and a,shade lower. This
was due mainly 20 the weakness In other
markets. There was not much pressure "a
sell oats. May opened at Sic, felt of to 309.
@SoJsc by o'clock, and closed at Soss@
3OHc. rtrf
Although arrivals Of hoes were fair and
prices were 10 higher, the market for product
dragged. and values averaged lower, In sym
paihy with wheat aud cnrr.l Offerings wer'
not very large, aud the only demand cam,
from shorts, who were closing up thci
trades aud prices wcro confined to : ~
range, and closed nj inside figures, showing
fractional decline from yesterday. MAY porl
sold at Sii05Gpii &c. Iard exhibited NOR
activity than other articles, and May sold a
S7.52l f6c7C0, and closed az $7.52js MAY
short ribs sold at 720@I22lf. Shipper
took 1900 tierces cash lard and exporter
bought boxed meats quite freely, aud hay'
taken 8, 400 boxes within week.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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quarters 5@eci forcquartcrs 3@lc. Sheep,
0c. Hogs, 70.
LAaD--Tcs, 7lsc; half brls, 75sc; kegs, 7ssc;
choice kettle, S9[69Ic; steady.
Pres FEET---Brls, $3.50 half brls $l.OO9
45O kegs $3.50
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Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL sioSAL srRvicE y. & Al
MENrfIs. March -. pm.
The following observations are taken Al all sta
tions named at 18th meridian time which u one
hnIlr lalef than Ncmphla time.
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NOTICE.

sr- All persons are hereby warned not 10 purchase
Certificate No. 3 for Eight Shares Of Masonic Ten.
pie stock, issued 10 John W. January "a is72
A. II has been lot OF isaid and have applied for
a Duplicate MINNIE @ CLARKE.
ADMINISTRATIVE
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Groceries.

NEw YoRT, March -Cofee-spot fair,
Rio. dull, l318c; options variable and ir-
regular, closing steady. Sales, 724, 800 bags;
March, sl0.05@l0. 20 April, $4,000 90;
May, $9.S5aS.90 June, Sg.75@9.90; July,
S9.60@0.65; August, $9.55@970; September,
$9.55@9.G0; October, $9.45GJ0 80; November,
$9.45@9.O0; December, $9.45@960; February,
$9,45@950. sugar-Steady and quiet; fair
refining quoted 494c; centrifugal, 960 test,
steady; extra &c" SIC. Molasses-steady;
500 test 2oh@2oXc.
CHICAGO, H., March 2O.---0n the Produce
exchange today the butter market was
firm; creamery 23@3Oc; dairy, l9@26c.
EgHs.--Demand increasing; fresh, l3l4c.
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Live stock.

CmcAeo, ILL.,, March 20. The Drovers Jour,
nal reports: Cattle---Rcccipts, 80o0 head;
shipments, $500 head. Market steadicr;
steers, So. 25@5.l5; stockers and feeders, S2.2l
$3.50; cows, bulls and mixed, S2.0O@S.50;
Texas steers 50 25@400
Hogs---Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 head Market SC higher; mixed, $5.l5Cg
$40; heavy, s59OS5.o0; light, s5.io@5.40;
skips. S3.556,500.
shccp---Reccipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market a shade easier; ma
tiyes. $.50a600: westerns, S5.50g5.D0; Tex
ans, Si.05e5,0o lambs, s5.0OQ7.00.
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LONDON. March 20 p.m.-C 5nsos closed at
lOl 7-l0 for money and 1915 for the ac'
count.
Paris, March 20.-Throe per cent. rentes,
s2f I nc for the account.
BANK cLEARiNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 20.-Clcarngs $3.50
900.
NV ORLEANS Ia, March 9O-Clearings
Of the banks, 81, 0is. 800
Ngw YoRg, March 20-Clearings, Slll, 30i,'
900; balances, S3,,0)05S.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2O-Clcarings ST.
197 747; balances, $3.50, 1853.
Bosroy, Mass, March 20---Clcarngs, SiG,'
o29, sS3; balances, Si,769,35o.
PnILADELpniA, Pa, Marcel 2O,--Clcarings,
$1,000, 70si balances $l,453, Sji.
ST. Louis, Mo-. March 20.--rhe bank clear
ings today were &, $50 $50; balances $05S,027'
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAIs WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 81. 1888.

1870 asked; April, 33lsc asked; May, ll4c.
Oats-No. 2 cash, no bidsnor offerings May,
20Ac asked.
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y. T. q.
Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
fnlalllble Neuralgia Cure, the only infalliblc
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co, manufacturer, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
at Holsters drug store, 2oJ Main street. 80
cents per box.
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A CH/LD'S LLEE SAVED.

When six months old the left hand OF our little
grandchild began 10 swell and had every appear
snce OF large boil We poulticed It, but all 10 no
purpose. About five months after, II became a
running sore. Soon other sores formed. He then
had two OF them on each hand, and as his blood
became more aud more impure Il took less time for
them 10 break out. a sore came on the chin, be-
meath the under lip which was very offensive.
His head was one solid scab, discharging great
deal. This was his condition at twenty-five months
old, when undertook the care Of him, his mother
having died when he was q little more than year
walk little but could not get up II he fell down,
and could not move when In bed, having no use OF
his hands. / Immediately commenced with the
CUTiCURA REMEDIES, using the CUTIcURA and CuTI-
crRA soar freely, and when he had taken one bot
tie OF the CVTicuHA REs0LvENT his head was COM
pletely cured, and he was improved IN every way:
We were very much encouraged, and continued
the use OF the Remedies for year and half. One
sore after another healed. bony matter forming
In each one Of these five deep ones just before heal
ing, which would finally grow loose and were
taken out then they would heal rapidly. One Of
these ugly bono formations preserved. After
taking dozen aud hall bottles he was completely
cured, and II now, ut the age Of six years strong
aud healthy child. The scars on his hands must
ALWAYS remain; his hands are strong, though we
once fcafc he would never be able to use them
All that physicians did Tor him did him no good.
All who saw the child before using the CuricuRA
REMEDIES and see the child now consider II a won.
you, you are al liberty TO use them.
MRS. y. $. briggs,
cl2 4. Clay St, Bloomington, III.
Nay o. 1885.
The child was really In worse condition than he
| appeared 10 HIS grandmother who being with him
| every day, became accustomed to the disease
MAGGIE HOPPING,
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OIL auri ,rurnenfinc.
THE RIVERS.

WiLNrSGToN,N. c., March 2o.---Turpentine
Firm at SIC.
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CuTIcrRA, the great skin cure. and CrrIcrRA
Soar, prepared from II, externally, and CuIicuRA
a positive cure Tor every form OF skin aud blood
disease from pimples TO scrofula.
sold everywhere. Price, CrTicuRA, soc. SOAP,
2Sc.; RfsoiyENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
p6- Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages 10 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER GENT, NEW YORK
ExcHANGE la PREM SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Easy -Middiing Cot
ton. l-2c--sales Today. 1000 Bales
Tho Tone of the General Market
steady--Meats Strong.
APPEAL OFFICE.

TUESDAY EVENING, March %, 1855
Money s per cent, with no disposition to
lower rates. The supply is ample for present
demands.
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Trees halfway houses on the way 10
heaven. - 0lQfciloir.
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Bousi. aud stoei...

The following list Is corrected regularly
- may be regarded rs the attest quotations
HANK STOCKS.
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pEpV,c skin and Soap preserved aud beautined
DhDl by CrTIcuRA INDICATED SOAR
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ElryAron nrronrs.

The following shows the amount 81 grain
received, Withdrawn aud In store nv REGULAR
Elevators, n reported 10 the Merchants cx.
rhanrr today: Corn received, 5G07 bu; with.
drawn, 2si3 bu; Ia store 1jg bu. Oats
received, S650 bu; Withdrawn, g,027 bn; IN
sfore Al ia I'm
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LIVERPOOL,

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