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10Y WIsEIaYt 70 Iuv DIsVNFV1LI
ATLANTA, Ga, Nay 22.--Feur sscoy-let'
tiers we're tais ssrning placed ia the pouch
OF City.Letter.Csr Chsrles Attender.
Three VI the letters were sfterward found
broken open and IS stolen. Attender was
al oscs arrested aud Is now awaiting The se-
ton Of the Court.
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than last night Cash eats vefs essssr sse ts
Kc. lowsr 1nsy dia not 90 dswn yse1asy
quito 20 much - the fufares. TO-DAY Mns -
i.sise market jrsrs were not - nsny sellers.
and a fair demand exi&<sd 70 cover snsr'> o.
compared with ysstsrday' latsst prices snsis -.
a)out NC. a1vtAce. Fer May No sdvsnce 49,
Wills tbs sew crsp deliveries clossd ka,so bet
ter. Ligst receipts Of hsss and srn nafkss
produced . stsadisr feeling on cured pfoauce.
and although tradisg uss fair early u oeceno
were not large, ana . frmsr eBdsrtens devsi.
eped. Ciosiag sales showed 80 savsncs ~
lOai2<c % lard. 7he. % ssort-riDs, ea. enly xtc
on pork Better fsnssd sxisteo 10, MsJ p"'As
and sales rers st 7ks premium Tor June.
81. LouIa
sr. Lovrs. NAY a.-whsat very unsettled,
1notusting side,y, ssd cloe isG hskc below yes-
ssHc. Corn stroas.ssa &c. hlrssr; cssh, Axe;
Nay. 5s.c.: June closed stsiac Oss "Lons'
casa, Nto: NAY. :4yo; June, ~. BID. Wits
key. si.i3. Provisions irm. Pork, SIS LARD. S11'
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Nay e2.-Fieur duh Whest-So
Pred, 90. COru-so mixed, sc. Ose steany'
Lard frm stsSls. BGlK-mesis quiet and strong;
snort-riDs. ttsk Bacon brm and unchanged
wslsksy steady ., fi.lA Hogs strong.
WILMINGTON
wrLKYsros. May 22-TarpsuNne steady AZ
isa,c koaia arm strained. 81; gocf,
soc. Tar srrn at ~ crude utrpeanns hf2'
hard. 81; yellow alp, s.so: 'irgia, g.
LOUISVILLE
IoursyuLs, May s2-0rain weak. wheat
No. 2 QNr. Corn--No. \, mixed o.. Oa's-No y
mixed, S7RasSc. Provisions nrm.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURgs
NEw Yosx, Nay p --coitsa-Sct receipts, LIZ
bales: sross receipts. 6,62+ bsles Futures closed
quiet snd steady; sais-. 80, 80 bales MAY. ts.s'a
sasi; June, f1s3; July. siG03ssl00t; August.
sic issiiel n: september. Si.52s<alS; October,
Ss.4sAse47: Noyompsr, faWsSaB December,
81 Stis ~; January. sat0aSs.si February, Ss.A
ss95l. March, ts.eiassSa
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tRsporlsi for ne Dispatch
NAY 2Q-Market sisady and sales regular
Prime. 3a3,, s3i(c.: amor. iaac.; shellef, ~
shc.; spsaiEs. sa2Ac.; iAo.ory haad-pickcd. -
4Gc.
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Pardens by west virginia's Governor

CHARLESTON, W. Va. May Ex-Governor
Wilson p,rioned Jshn L. Hickner, who was
sentenced az the November, 1888, term OF fay-
lor County Circuit Court 70 five years con-
finsmegt in the penitsutiary for forgery.
The petition for pardon was supported by
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GRkIa AID Cotton EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Nay %, 1884
oHFERIS1A

CORN.-i2l bushels
OATs-l 100 bushels
pEAs.-i6 bushels
MTLf-OFFAL.-5 tons
FLOUR.-is0 barrels
aALg' sEPoRrsD m sE-RsrARv
CORs.-White. 80 bushels prime az roc; "a
bushels prime at 6sHc.
BLACK PEAa.-lj bushels prime on private
terms.
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MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEw YoSk, May 2s.-CsttOn easy: saies, 4ie
bales: uplands. i0c. Orleans 10bc.: net re-
ceipts Il all ports today. 1888 bales expsris-
10 GREAT Britain. $50 bales s.Ocs, 183e25 bales.
WhoAt-Options unsettled. closing steady; cash
offered iAl c. lower; No red, Nay, ssi1asS,o.
Juno 937.ns5Ho Cora-tssh in buyers favor:
options closed steady; No. 9. NAy, sisstNc.:
juno, 62l<a63Hc Oa.s-NO. :. h0g, GAsH.c.
Juno 81. $3.50; No Z, spot, Nssssc. Heps ia
light demand. C06sS--Fsir Rio quiet ~ tls %:
options, M RIO. Nay, ti4Ie; lun,, slsgca
SiA00. Sugar stssAy. k0sssSs dull htcs quiet
and STEADY. Petroleum. nrzi refined, 7<c. all
ports Cotton-.ssd en-, 4lc. for crude, 4SsS6Jtc.
ior rshaed. Tsnow dull and weaker ~ ".
kosn steady a. si.0s2l.2b rurpontise
nominaI At 37Xc. hiass suisi and fTra. Wool
Gutet and easy. Pork active and arua mess
Si4atiLs0 for Cd, SIS 25ssiS19 for new. Beet
steady. Beef hams dull 1lercsd beef quiet
Cut-noa.s firm: picked bellies, 7hc. aidaies
Gull Lard quiet; Wsstarn steam. - s5eS9 Nay,
SsHstS9O; rennei, $50, Continent Freights
dull.
CHICAGO
CEIoAso. May q. Cash quotations we're flour
unchanged. 40. spriaz wheat s5ssj4o. No. 2
red. o. Corn, FSNT5SHc Oais, 33hc. PORK,
SI487HaslA40 Lard, S>o7k aft10. shortrios,
1888; shoulders, f3assz5 short clears. s. lOa
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aEAfMa.

DICGs --Died. &c oibrai,sr, Powhsian coanty,
william Dsgxa
rTcsLIY.--pisd. SUNDAY, May n isSs, at "a
n. M JgRxNIAHs. n fiNsLky aged sevsaty-
four yssrs
Il wasa veil kxswn citizen OF Richrond, ana
for psay ysSrx esilscssr srdcenstAslA
Dead ana ba<tsG, "a; not forgotten by many
frtsnlA Nay ~ rest In pssc~ 4 fRikSn
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PORT OF NEWPORT Nj Va MAY q. issS
IBy tsisgrspe.I
AKkUGD.
steamship Normisp, New York, 70 ccsh
schooner W. II. Bailey, Psarce. New Bedford.
70 load coal

say that my Green or Gunpowder Tea
At one dsllsr per pound 10 ~ good - money
can buy, asa ny GuspoEder Tea ~ 90
eests IL as good rs most green seA 81 70 cents
ptr Mound. JuLIgs BiSr0Rp.
l2e2 east Man street,
two doors below Disyotch olnce.
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nARayE syTgLLIaExcE.
roKr or RICHMOND. NAY 2. lssi


LERIyKD.
stsAmsr Esssx, Davis, Norfolk. United ststss
mail. merchandise. aud passengers, l. d TssanA
agent
schooner J. ]. Little, Candy. Albany, moulding
sand, Richmond stove Company.
schooner Red JACKET Airy, hoeklAnd. nme,
r. Weadenbsrg.
schooner X 5 Miller, wooten, Baltimore, coal.
$. IL. hares-
sAuED.
steamer Old Dominion, Couch. Now YORK,
merchandise aud passengers, q. ". Allen Z %,
agents. ~
steamer Ashisad. Tsnnill, Philadsiphis, mer-
chaaalss aad passengers, J. VI. AccarTtck.
egent 49,. ,,..
10 Load railroad ties for New ferk-
Schooner Mary X simmons, scaii Chieks-
homlny. 80 load for New isrk.
Schooner Annie a. Geskiil. Geskill. ChickA-
hominy, 70 load for Philadelphia
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. May o. issA
ArEs-FIRsr DoARD.-sl.5 $50 virginia new S's
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ing the greater part 81 The morning session
as usual, the scalpersC followed the big ira
ders, and the result was That May sold down
10 7o1sc shortly after noon. 1t did not stay
there long, however, rs few good houses
began picking Ii mp At SOC, and they started
the smaller shorts toeoverine. May reacted
from this cause and closed at Size.
Corn was traded In, quite heavily today,
the prevailing feeling being one OF weakness.
There was good deal of long corn sold for
outsiders, and May saeged TO 50c. At this
figure however, there was good demand
from local traders. When wheat was at It's
weakest, May corn went down 70 89jsc, but
at J0c and below there was good demand
from country speculators, and this caused a
reaction, May hnallycosiBg a. 60ltc. Oats
sympathized largely With wheat and corn,
May and Juno were offered freely and prices
ranged about 20 lower but &c OF the de-
cline was subsequently recovered. May and
June both closed at Size.
Provisions were depressed by the weakness
and decline in grain. also by receipts OF hogs
being materially lager than was expected.
Trading was Of the spasmodic order, but the
aggregate was larger. Prices, however, trav-
crsed small range and were al oat In the
same state rs yesterday. The big traders
who are under pork bought moderately,
sales OF May being at $i5.3OG144O, and clos
ing at Sl4.32ls, q decline OF &c from yester-
day Short ribs were fairly active, several
larger traders selling freely, but their offer
ings were taken by Others equally as strong.
Prices declined 5@7hc and the market
closed steady. May ranged at S7.47lz0g7. y
and closed ut 500. Lard was rather quiet
aud broke SC, May selling at S775g7.S0 and
closing at $40.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. l5.-Tho second
day OF Bnsheld & Cos great sale Of trot-
ting stock near the fair grounds in this
city, was largely attended and fair prices
were obtained. The following is a list Of
those that sold for $500 and upward:
Dora, bay mare, ten-year-old, by Hurts
Bayard, IT,, dam by Mark Downing, w.
l.. Gibson, Carlisle, Ky, 500. Katydid,
bay mare, Gve-year-old, by King Rene,
dam Dora by Bayard, IT,, d. Bryant,
Frankfort, KY, $3.50. Bay 6lly two-year'
old by Onward, dam Dora, by Bayard, IT,,
Robert Steele, Philadelphia, Pa, $3.50.
Banner Mark, bay marc, thrcc.ycar-old,
by Victor Won Bismarck, dam sally bud.
ley, by Standard Bearer. James q. Boyd,
Milwaukee, Wis, $3.50. Moorelight,
bay colt, thrcc-ycar-old, by Twilight, dam
Lady Carr, by American Clay, T.. j. Brown,
Concord, N. H., $500.
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uouschoid supplies.

Arrlr-Now York, tJ5o9Loo per brl;
dried applcs Gdlc per 10 from store.
Dried peaches 6Atyl &c from stosc.
2o0 per bunch.
vraEt,yLis-onions, t1509loo per bril-
500 per bu. Cabbage, now Louisiana, 500
@j.5O. kmut, brls f.6oidS50. half brls
" 2l0et1o. Garlic, p.0O per TOO Turnips
". - per bfl
PouiraY-Chlckena spring, t2.o0C3s0o
hens. S.00g32i. turkeys, t5.coCti2.oo
dressed chickens, 2Oo@8b0. turkeys. 100
y ~ per 10; ducks, i5Oo936o geese, sac
M100 per dor.
GAar-Quail, fi.OO@i Is per don. squirrels
tl.OO9l.3 per doz. Nenison, whole deer
s esS do saa'I Habit wa a SSs yeL ~,
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ding, io,sc good middling, loJGc; middling
fair Ike; fair, 1880
Futures opened quiet and firm aud closed
quiet and steady, as follows: February,
l0.6Sgio.56 March, 10. 6lC1i062 April, 10 81
CLOGS; May, io73@l074; June, lo.70@
1890; July, i0s0@iOsi; August, 1888
@i0sj; September, l0.35@l037; October,
lo.oo@iooi; November, 0.s7@9ss; Dccem-
Der, a.s7@os9; January, o.o3@e.o5. Sales,
As, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm and closed
active and firmer; middling I3-i6c. Sales,
6,ooo bales. Quotations were as follows Or
binary, s7-i6c; good ordinary, Lice; low
middling, 91Sc middling, o l2-i0cj good mid
ding 10 3-l0c.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet
and steady MS follows February, 9e9@o9i;
March, 9o5@o90; April, lo.0i9lo.o5; May,
l0l6@iol0; June, 10 289l0 "a; July, 1896
@i0S7; August, l0.3i@i0S2; September,
0.d@os5; October, 05i; November, 0.43@
94i; December, 944@o.45. Sales, 2i,6OC
bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Ricr--Loul.lann, S,i8O,sc carolina, on
&c. strong.
suu,n-Furo white. Olic on white. OBc:
yellow clarified, G'imGAc. open kettle, hif
m5a,c refined A, Gl,c. standard ganulatod,
Tsc, plantation rranulntcd, NC, powdered,
ssNss,c. cut loaf siattsAc, strong.
CASpIui stick, nll sizes. in hxs, pals and
brls. Oisaac. fancy nssnrtci, a5Gt iOC. firm.
CorTrr-C Common. i5isc; ordinary, lee;
fair. rs isOinc prime Rio, i0lsa2Nc; choice 20
fancy, 2l@22c, OLD government 2s@jNs
s,ir- Saginaw. sig,@i 20 per brl: ~.
nnc, sia5dJi,W cOauc. sl.i0ai.i6. pkts
blcached, $ig5; mixed, brls, 5000 mixed,
?H67c.
s5,rp AM C,Sptra-soap, S85Hc; can.
dlca, full weight, samac.
CHrur-Ncw York factory, O@sc. mll
cram, i2Gtl2kc; Young America, iSdl3lfc,
C,NNTp Goons-llnc Apples, n 2bttl w.
Peaches lbs, standard. 100. 3 lbs. stand.
ard. - 10, seconds SIS. Tomatoes lbs,
a. 2s@iao Strawberries. 800 Rasp.
berries. SLO1 Blackbcrrlcs sii5aiS5.
Green gngcs, Si.7ictl.s,. Pears, Si56tt2 -.
Piums, ii. O50i75. Asparagus S2sitJl -.
Green corn, si.25di a.. Green peas, Si.Ol60
La Cove oysters. fill weight, I 10,
500. lbs, siG5dl.,5 light weight. |
10, 0oG,GAc 2 lbs No1Nii0. Con.
dcnscd milk, Crown, t555ls5. s.. Eagle,
$40. Swiss S7t. Salmon, 500. hir.
dimes, 1910 mustard sirlincs, $500. Mack.
crcl 800, herring maokrrl, Si.25
MotAsirs Louisiana common 90 fair ~
CAS-; prime 90 choice, god8ic; fancy, $50,
SOC, common 10 fair more. prime 10 choice,
2og2sC, fyrup, OaijC, firm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw IoRK. Feb. i5.-Moncy on call easy
at 2d2k pr cent; closed offered at ~.
Prime mercantile paper, $40 per cent
Sterling exchange duh hut steady at isi
Tor sixty-day bills and iSj9i for demand.
Government bonds were dull and heavy
for the is State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market WIS not 80 dull today M
yesterday, but the transactions u the morn.
ing hours were the smallest ever seen. the
increased trading OF the afternoon bringing
mp the days business % a comparatively
fair amount At the same time the tone "
the dealings was improved. aud most stocks
are fracuonally higher M the result of the
days trading. Tho close was very duh, but
firm, at about the best prices reached
Everything Il higher tonight, aud Richmond
q West Point preferred rose ~ pcr cent
Manhattan and Omaha rose per cent each
aud the rest u the list fractional amounts
The railroad bond market was dull Sales,
$4,000 The total sales Of stocks today
were 70,OjJ shares. Closing quotations:
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General News.
PLEAsAsT weather.
RIVER rising slowly.
BusIsEss lively on the levee.
KATE ADAMS for Arkansas City at o'clock
p. m.
The Chickasaw had a good trip for White
river.
THELcc line packets departed on time with
fair trips.
The Joe Peters left at noon yesterday for
Arkansas river.
The Rene Msrcready returned to St. Fran
cis last evening.
THE Granite State, from this port, passed
Evansville yesterday on her way to Cincin-
natl.
should pass here tonight on her way to New
Orleans.
THE Rob Roy arrived yesterday forenoon
from Council Bend and went back again in
tho evening
THE steamer Eugene, now in port will
probably leave here Oh Saturday for the
Arkansas river
THE Golden Rule, from New Orleans,
passed Louisville yesterday and will be at
Cincinnati today.
THE DeSoto will arrive today, and leaves
at b O'Clock tomorrow evening ON her return
trip TO Cincinnati. Capt. q. u. Russell is
agent
The modcratng weather will soon open
the rivers above and send down volume of
water sufficient TO make very deep channel
from st. Louis 10 New Orleans.
THE Anchor line steamer City Of Vicks-
burg, In command OF Capt. r. J. Whitlcdge,
is announced TO pass here at o o'clock this
evening for Cairo and ST. Louis. Geo. Wal
ton presidcs In the Office
THR Wyoming, which has been lying ut
| New Orleans for some time, passed to st.
Louis last night with about 400 tons OF
freight She discharged 1900 packages at tho
elevator, but added nothing Of interest.
The Kate Adams will be found in port
this morning. and is the mail packet leaving
at O'Clock this evening for Helena, Ter
rene, Arkansas City aud way landings.
Capt Mark X. Cheek commands, with w. q.
Banker In the office.
The following changes have been made In
| United States beacon lights on the Missis.
sippi river Ford's point, up 900 yards "a
| higher ground; below Ellis cliffs. $50 yards,
TO higher ground; Palmetto bend, new light;
mouth Red river, over 10 west bank Of Red
| river
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GrnIn nn.i I.rn,I.lnn.-

Cmcloo, III, Fob. ib--'fhcrc was Inn.
proved activity In the grain markets today
but values suffered q sharp decline. Wheat
declined ic before noon, aud the weakness
was shared In by both corn aud oats. The
sharp decline was not attributed altogether
90 any one cause. The market has been
very heavy In spite Of all attempts 10 rally
u OF late, and very many operators who were
naturally bullish believed that further do
much profit In buying. but the chief causes
OF the weakness were undoubtedly the re-
ported failure Of a bank az Bordeaux, France,
coupled with weak and lower grain cables
irum Liverpool. The exporters were free
sellert, sud prominent operator sold about
10000 bushels IN the hrt hour. There was
no apparent disposition 20 support prices
and May declined to S0ifc In the Int hour,
! trading. The heavy selling continued dur
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Iccd.fnm..

HAY-Choice. from store. o5cdti.o0; car
load. from lcyce or depoL sis50fll0 30
prime. store. goa02lsc: car load from lcvcc
or depot, fi70OQeladO prairie from store
0D0G5Qc. car load from lcycc or depot 5000
6tl20O.
BR,S-From store, ti.co from loyec or de-
pot, 5000.
ConS-from store. white 02c MIXED. roc.
from lcvee or depot white, IN bulk, Golfig
Gle; In SKIS DC; mlHci, In bulk. b5JS tg55gsc;
In sks, bT'466Sl.c.
OArs-From store. white. tt61i5c; mixed
ii6ii2c; from lcvcc or depot white, In bulk,
3Os@i0c; In sks, uifc, mixed, In bulk,
Ih@3si.c, la sks, f05sAi Sc.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

DR X G. wHn's HEHvE AND BRAy TREATMENT.
aguanntccd specific for II, siertn, Dizziness, Con
WILSON'S Fits. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, kcrv-
frosirntion caused by tlc use 81 alcohol or TO-
hacco. wakefulness, Mental Depression. sOiiening
81 tho Drain rcsulung IN insanity and leading "
misery, decay and death. Premature Old Ace. har.
pcnncss los Of power IN either sex. Involuntary
f1rses aud spcfmat0rrhca caused ~ uycrcxcItion
Of the brain. sclfabuso or observation-disclosures. Zach
bot contalna one months trcaimcnt ti.oo box.
ofsix boxes Tor 500. tcnt BY mail pFepaid on ~
ooipt Of price.
Wo Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order received By ~
Tor Elk boxos. accompanied with 500 We VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund the
money II tho treatment docs not effect a cure.
Guarantees Issued only by John G. Wet 4 Co,
Memphis, Tenn.
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LIVERPOOL.


Atnoon Spots--SteHdy and demand fair.
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American, 1890
bales. Receipts, G,0O0 bales, Of which
American, 400 bales Closing quotations
were "a followE Ordinary, SID; good ordi.
nary, 3-lGd; low middling 5Ad; good
middling, 6ssd middling uplands, 6nd.
middling Orleans, o DIED.
Futures opened quiet and closed firm, as
follows
tThe prices are given IN pence and Oiths
thus: iG3 means I.63-0ld, and SOL means
5.l-0idl
At 4 m.-Fchruary. 6.S5d. buyers; Feb.
ruary- March, 63id, buyers March-April,
537d, sellers; April-May, 6.3Si, buyers; May
June 6.i0d, sellers, Junc-July, 5.42d, buyers;
July-August, hiid, buyers; August-Scptem-
Der 6.i5d, sellers, September. 6.45d, sellers.
uAvRE.
spo,s-Quiet and steady. Tres ordinairc
Orleans spot, Oslsf; futures, for February dc
livery, G0NL
Note-Tres oniinnirc Orleans spot, Osf
represents 0ils francs for 80 kilos Of strict
middling cotton, HIayrc terms. A kilo Is
about 2 lbs, or o. IS 100 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc II equal % DE
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GENERAL TRADE

Cons Mru--siandard, $40. pearl, 800
roller, s2Dltl3.OO; higher.
BEANs-Nayy, s2CO@275, medium, t24Os
go.
oar Mrlt---In half bris, $3.50 from store.
ftouR--from storc, common, 81 COOS. IS
family, f3.2ja35o. choice, tJ.5Ott3. 70, fancy,
N0Ogl.l0 extra fancy, H.25g45o, patent,
81 b0lti.S5; steady.
CR,cxrus-Soda, extra. a.; coda. treble ex.
lunblcs. loo.
CRAcKEp wuEAr-In half brlH. A.25 from
store.
HoxmY Asp Gnrr~--From store, s3.2a
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Il her crown OF glory. nni, alas, how quick.
lv does the nervous debility and chronic
weakness OF tho sex cAn,c the bloom OF youth
10 pass away, sharpen the lovely features,
and emaclats tho rounde fornl There II
but one rcmcdy which Will rcst,rc the faded
.,ses and bring back The eracos Of youth. n
Il Dr. Picres "fasanie Prescription" q
sovereign remedy for dc diseases peculiar q
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conferred npon the human NICE for Il pre-.
serves that which "a fslfcs, and dearest 20 all
mankihd-tho beauty and the health vi
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Ftu--Mackerci, halt brls, No. 1, q. so. No.
2. a. ~. No \ SOS. lO-lb Kit, No. I. 81. Toe;
No. 2 $40. No. 3, SLo0. Dry herring. fam.
lily, 25c per boz.
Hoo Pioneers Quiet mcss pork, $4,000
iGOa sugar cured hams, Hall 10; break.
fast bacon, liCtil sc; bulk pork, clear sides,
sStsisc. clear rib sides, ilsasc, long clear.
Ta.c. shoulders, &C.
LAnp-rcs. 7llc, half bfls 7llc. kcgs. 79.c.
choice Kettle, s's@o'sG steady aud nm.
changcd.
Pios Frrr-nrlS $3.50, half brls, 1900
$50. kcv, ti2h
Fnrsu ME,r-Choicc beef, hindquariers,
%. iurcluartcr,, fc; second grade, hind
quarters, ~, iorcluatlcr, 5c. Sheep ~
| Hogs, &c.
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n Told You 80.

Nr. f. A. Ireland, OF Brcen, Phillips 4
Co., Nashville. Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment IL gave me
instant relief. and has effected permanent
cure Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
No 2Sg Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16

NV YonE. Feb. i5--Bc,ilcs the large dc.
llyeries of all scasonsblc fabrics IN the exc.
cution Of orders, thorc was a fairly steady
Inquiry for new and duplicate assortmcnts
OF a miscellaneous Description Fur autumn
heavy woolens the ordcu wcrc Of better pro.
portions, though prices rule very low.
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LIVE Ninck.

suEEP-Choice, 404lso; medium, 3,.@
itc; common, $l.00@i50.
lAMns--Choice, $500 common 20 good,
per heal, 81 .5Og30O.
GnAss CArrLE-Choicc, 3li9iS; good, 27t
@3iic; fair 10 medium, 2AM29ic, SCALA
wag' lilaiAc; feeders, light 2'92Hc;
heavy 2kIp3c.
Ho1s-Choicc light 500; good, 49t95c;
common, 4l1Gilkc.
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Mule. anttterscS.

IIoRsEs-Fair demand; drivers ti25Soi75
heavy draft, ti75CG225; saddle, $50 g2)l
extra saddle, S200G2J0; plugs, S50d6j; Texas
ponies, f21g0D common drivers, SjGlO0.
MuLrl-Fair demand; II 81 Az hands
high S0Of1il0; AZ Ia 10 hands high, SllOa
l25; 10 10 lb4 hands high, tl25giO0; 49, ~
rs hands high, sl5OGiiU