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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-01

Armstrong Charles
Anderson Herman
Addoms Richard
Arthur Walter l.
Bowden Nathaniel
Bradford William
Byington a L
Dolauder A u
benjamin. A >
Beauregard c
Banker W I
Beecber r W
Bell Eli
suckma'ter J
Boothly Josiah w
6lGom J
Ba tson MI
BroschiuZky i
Borg l. p
BUN l. e
Byrne Thomas
Bas5ian William
B!amis William
Brown sylvester
Beraiue + K
Brow Hugh
Clennam Milton \
Cast me W
CreamOr John
Cramer }
Cation fra nix
Dsggett J )
Davis G. G.
| Davis J w
EaGs Davis
Engelhard Fred
| Edwards Isaac
Frost ] r
Flistner Otto
Graves Robert
| Godfrey Joseph
| Godfrey Joe
| Grifiths John A
Gibson obsCt
| Gate Jacob
| Graham James
| Goss David G
! Gardner Augusta
4 Marker william
Harri. r II
Hardy S w
Heyer Robert
Hail Gustaf
Huffaker N D
! Howell Oliver
Hol!enbeCk John Z
HoIibaugh JR
HARDWOOD ] I
Hiudmarsh Fred
! Hedman Elvin
Hendrickson G
Hansen Christian
Holland & Townsen.
JoyeuX I
| Johnson J P
| Joy Gordon
| Johnson c Oh
| Johnson Charles
| jones A
| ] ,rdan Valley EN-
| ployment Agency
| JOpsOn Alfred
! Jennings Alick
Keith Charles E
| Kennedy J W
| Kabisens & Co W
kausIicues viii
Katts Jon Frank
Kane william
knight Richard B
Kim ball Lorenzo
Kelve NJ
lLawless Joseph
Lobenberg Gustav
Lombard Giuseppe
Lindsey Daniel
C.. 2. B
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-01
NOTICE

az the Intention of the City Council
to Extend Water Mains on First
Street, From First East Street To Z
Etraat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-01
GENTLEAIEN's LIST

Il
EMS AAeI'
UnndvMH
T,ssIey WEA
lam h.rt Edward
Tnca Cheneg
Rooms National Ii
brary Association
Marcy John 81
M0on &c
Mumford GIN
NsyfieldIT
Morgan VIII
MarSden CT
McKelyey w P
MctIenry wv
McAchiem J u
McEwan CHI
Mccoy w W
McCardellP
McCain Henry
McAchson DrJJ
McMenny John
Ma on EB
Nvlin I
Nelson Aug
Nebeker k X
Nance Thomas
oswald I'll
Gtters1ron John
O'Brien Morgan
Perry Thomas K
ParkerCV
patLit E A
Perkins George W
price Hvrum
PrObOsco Robert
pace Fla
Reuthner & Solomon
Rice GIL
Reilly Charles II
Robert Henry
Read Samuel NJ
Ross Robert b
Rogers Richard
Reed Z & Co
ntapleton John
Snedaker JF
Stephenson James
schwanrake John
STEPHENS IA
SirattOn NJ d
Scoff Porter
Seymore Cd
Swartze s P
SIlvs.au Thomas q
Smith Hyrum A
Srith HAYDEN
Tavlor Francis
Thiede Email
Thevm Henry
Tev1or George w
TsSge Herman
TagIor George w
l Trims HIN
Truvem JosephJ
TAYLOR Matt
Thorp Thomas
THOMPSON WILT
Teuchu Wilhelm
Val let Peter
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
Cut This Out!

The most miserable being in the
world rs that person suffering from a
Shaking Chill or Burning Fever.
To day there are hundreds yearning
for health. Reader why will YOU
suffer, day after day, with Chills and
Fever, when CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, The GREAT WEST INDIES
FEVER AND Asux REMEDY, intro.
duced into thi. country from Cuba,
tho greatest and best Chill and Few.
er Remedy in the World, will cure
you and restore You to health? Gu
BAN CHILL TONIC, cures Chills
and Fever of every type; 1t purifes
the Blood, it renovates the Liver;
it makes The sick well, and the mis-.
cradle happy. 1t cares enlarged
Spleen; il cures Hypertrophy of the
Liver. Two doses will stop a chill,
and one bottle breaks them up for
years. II you do not believe what
we say, CUT TINS our and take it to
your druggist, Ben II. Bacebus. and
ask him abou, CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, TnE GREAT WEST INptrs
FEVER ANp AGuE REMRDy -TuE
WoRlp'> GnFAr cullL AND FrvnR
h,sG.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
HALLS.
800 REWARD, sl0O.

The readers Of The TIAks will be
pleased to- learn that there is at leas,
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all It's stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical, fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires q constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
aally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces OF the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease and given the patient
strength, by building up the consti.
tuition and assisting nature in doing
its work. The Proprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials. Address,
FL CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O
eB" Sold by Druggists, rs cts.
CATARRH CURE.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
Meeting Of the County Dem.
ocratic Executive Com.
mitttee.

Pursuant to call Of the Chairman,
the County Democratic Executive
Committee met at the Court House
IN Osceola, April 2nd., 1888.
On being called TO order, the Sec.
retary, Mr.. F. B. Hale, handed in
his resignation, giving as a reason,
the fact that he was candidate for
an important County Office. His
resignation was received, and ON
motion DIR. II. c. Dunavant was
nominated and elected to Gil his
place.
1t was moved by l.. ID. Rozzell
that the Township and County Con-
ventions and the Primaries for the.
nomination of a County ticket | e
held separately. After discussion.
the motion prevailed.
II was then moved Ny l.. u. Rnz.
zei', that the Township Conventions
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
PLANrs.

Leave your order with CHARLES
GOODRICH for the following plants.
Delivered April ls,.
Roses Of the following varieties:
Marechal Neil, La France, Soave.
mir DUN Ami, Nine. Watville, Cath
arine Mcrmet, Devonlensis, Perles
des Jardiu, Malinaison, Hermosa
The Bride, Marie Sisley, Souvenir
Gabrille Drcvet
Also the following plants: Aby-
sinian Banana, Gloxinss, Gamma
Ehmanii, Night Blooming Jassa.
mine, Hydrsngea, Moon Flower,
Brugrnansia, Hibiscus. Lantanas,
Margnritcs, Salvias, Lilies, Bcgon-
las, Heliotrcpes, Gersniums, Tube
roses, Verbenas Sc.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
SIMMONS LIVER REGulAroR

is what the name indicates, q Reg
ulator Of that most important or.
gan, the Liver. Is your Liver out OF
order? Then is your whole system
deranged, the breath offensive, you
have headache, feel isnguid, dispir,
tied, and nervous, no appetite, sleep
is troubled and unrefreshiDg. Sim
mons Liver Regulator restores the
healthy action of the Liver. See tina,
you get the Genuine, prepared by
J. II. Zeilin & Co.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

be held on the 10Th day of May, and
the County Convention on the goth.
Carried.
1t was moved and carried, that
each Township be entitled to repre-.
scntation in the County Convention
on the basis OF one delegate for eve.
~ so votes or fraction over 25 cas-,
for Gov. Hughes, which entities the
Townships to the following repre-
sentation:
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

The Southern Standard published
at Arkadelphia, Ark, completed its
twentieth volume last week, and its
senior editor Col. Adam Clark is
justly proud Of the fact that Tor
more than thousand weeks he has
devoted heart, energy and brain to
making the StaRaaya one of the hes,
papers in the state, and with mark
ed success.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
A VALUABLE PREMIUM.
THE WEEKLY APPEAL
FOR 1888.
AN ENTlCzNG PREMIUM
FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
a Pocket Atlas Of the
World

Which gives Answers for Every
Question possible about the Nations
of the World and all the States OF
the Union, containing l0l pages and
and Colored Maps of every Country
and State of the Union, with Stats.
tics of Population, Area, Production
Trade Capital, Growth and Progress
This Book, perfect wade mecum, is
alone worth the price Of subscription
for the WEEKLY APPEAL, which
is only One Dollar per year. All
subscribers for the Weekly Appea!
in 1887 will receive copy of the
APPEALS POCKET ATLAS OF
THE WORLD. In Consequence of
the great outlay attending the pro
duction Of this work we are compel
led to withdraw all our offers Of Dis
count
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
WARNING ORDER.
IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT
MAY TERM. lsS3. IL tIlAECE8I

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT
MAY TERM. less. ~ LllAECrGY
George r norris, Plaintiff.
vs.
q. W. ThomGsOn, Trustee
The uuknpvu here q, law ,r
iati1cs WhGl.n, deed Tn.
unknown hcirs 3, law or IIryh
Tate. deed. The nnknpwn Dsi.nd.nt.
heirs NJ law Of Elias Eogls-
man. decd. Bette Garrett,
klttle sinclair and her hus-
band, Albert Sinclair, heirs
a, law Of Elijah Lloyd. dec d
lharlce Hewitt. and his wife.
Carri, s. Hewitt
The non resident dcfenaan,B ,hg unknown
htlrs at law Of Patrick Nnalcn, deed. IN,
unknown heirs ut law of Hugh rate deceased
The unknown heirs ~ law Of Eliiah Foglpiuau
dee d Chsrles Hewitt ard Carrie :. Hewitt his
wife, are warned to appear a. this Court With n
ihiriy d'ye and answer the complaint OF ihg
plailIia, t-eors, !. Morris
HUGH K MCNElGU.
Am! :, lSes t,1k t!iCAii Court
, Alms, Sol for Ptr.
u W ThomHspn, att y irr nsn-resid, NJ li'ts
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
KespcctiuIIy,
S. II. BORIS & Sons.

Itch, Msnge, and Scratches OF ey-
cry kind on human or animals cured
IN 30 minutes by Woolford's Santa
ry Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Gaylord & Hale, Druggist, Osce
ola, Ark. 1l-l2 Gm.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
Improved Cotton Seed.

! have on hand several tons Of the
Allen Cotton Seed, which will sell
at II 90 per cwt., or will deliver
on board steamer at the landing, At
II, 10 per cwt. Address,
JonN B. DRIVER.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
Delegates.

Tho Township Conventions ar'
requested to express their ohoic,
and instruct delegates, rs to stnt'
officers, and also to instruc. as t.
choice for Congressman, at the Con
gressional Convention which u callc,
to meet at Helena, June 24th.; also
to instruct as to choice for State Sen
ator, for the senatorial district com
posed Of Poinsett, Crittcnden All,
Mississippi cour:ies-the time ant
place of meeting of which conven
tion is yet to he designated by tn.
Senatorial committee.
Moved by Is. l.. Hill that the pri
narics be held on the first Satnrds,
in July, the 7th. day, 1883, at which
time the candidates for the severa
county offices receiving the highes,
number Of votes shall be declared
the nominees OF tho democratic par.
ty Of Mississippi county. Carried.
After short recess, the following
list Of judges and Clerks OF election
to hold the primaries was presented
and adopted:
Monroe--Ju'igcs, John Cowan
Il. N. Ayres, 7. g. Edrinxton.
Clcrks-P. J. Semmes and Felix
X. Lanier.
Chiekasswha J. F. Rud.
dell, -. W. Hicks, +. n. Moseley
Clcrks-J. A. scruggs, J. P. Kin
cannon.
Swayne--Judges: w. II. Wells,
G. N. Dooley, ED. Sultan.
Clerks: w. ". Ivy, G. Worsley.
Golden Lake-Judges: ]. W.
Rhodes, Jack Shuck, Cal. Douglas.
Clerks: NJ. I.ethcrwood, J. Spaine.
Lower Pecan-Judges: DR.. G. B.
Brewer, R. w. Friend, Peck
Clerks: a. King, w. Mellhorn.
Troy Judges: w. II. Favcll, I.
Norris, Lev. Timms.
Clcrks: ]. Myers, l.. Macklamorc.
East Big Lake--Jndges: John
Perry, Sam Hector, Bob. Peterson.
Clerks: Jim Hector, ID. Edwards.
West Big Lake-Iudges; Nose
Smith, Jos. Ashsbranncr, g. Davis.
Clerks: John Needham, DR.. q. Il.
Little Riyer.-Judgcs: b. F. Jack.
son, Andy Frazier, Ralph Arnold.
Clerks:
Hickman Judges: Robt. Keith
a. l.. Hardin, e. NJ. Huffman.
Clerks; 4. II. Mu-graves, II. ".
Henley.
Scott Judges: lIar, Merrill, J.
II. White, }. NJ. Ward.
Clerks; Lev. Joiner, Spont High
tower.
Clear l.ake-Judges: G. l.. Smith,
Jas. Norman, Walker Conley.
Clerks; Jas. Jones, Jerry Miller.
Carson Lake Judges: Wm. II.
Hart, b. A. Meyers, W. II. Waller.
Clerks: Tom Brooks, Geo. Dill..
hunt.
Canadian-Judges: Albert Ruck.
er, &. II. Mitchusson, .Asy Carney.
Clerks: J. j. Carr, l.. Goshorn.
Dead Timber--Judges: G. Lloyd,
John Wilson, Henry Banks.
Clerks: John Dullctt, J. W. Price.
Fletcher-Judges: J. II. Williams
ID. Waller, Howard Bowen.
Clerks: h. II. Williams, /. T.. Elm.
merson.
On motion the committee adjourn.
ed until the 25th. day of May, 1883.
LION RoussAx, Chair'n.
ILL., DuNAvASr, Seo'y.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
Notice For Publication. 29o7
LAND OFFICE AT LIrTLh ROCK. ARK.
NlarciL 10 Il.

"aifi ~ 1855
NOTICE. II hereby given that ~. rllloyin,-
named sciucl has El,d n tico OF his tvfrrfifn
10 make anal PROOF in support OF hls clam ana
lnat said proof Will Be made brfur, theI.nnt,
Judge OF Mississippi County NJ O.cco.4 Ara
on April .Jih ihSs via. .AlmtdWG,fu, ,,i,i'' a
ot isc.'s Guih, 4 ed, u. $50 1885, on thr
p" y hs r. ~ " ana y ks VI sv !.
Of sec 81, 4 II, y. L = Fast
He ham-a the foilrvirg witnesses 10 prpyo bf.
ssd land, viE. a.
l.ms hcorins. orGi.i.ore. Ats
J &, whsun, { u
,s H. NkARiE.
49," eoGiN
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

TnR good people oi Texarkana,
are making extensive preparations
to entertain the Arkansas editors,
whH hold their annual Association
there the first week in May.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
New Firm

Having purchased the Stock of
Goods lately owned by Maj. james
A. Falls, at FALLS Landing, Ark,
opposite Fulton, Tenn; we would
respectfully announce, tha, the bus
i"ess will be carried on by the un-
dorsigned, and solicit the patronage
Of the Public.
TQocpnctFrllx,
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

Mr.. J. W. PRIcK's announce.
ment appears elsewhere. 1t was
handed in too late to for the usual
notice. Next week.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

Ihe C"nhty Burean Is ct . stand
still, and unit! som" means is fur
nished the officers, nothing can be
done toward inducing immigration.
/. takes money to keep the wheels
Of progress spinning.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

The following additional cotton
reports were received during the
week:
Thomas Woods, iS5 Bales,
WIN. Long, 3l8
John II. Rainey, $50
James B. Craighead, 377
Reported last week, $3.50 ~
The Calico Ball, on Tuesday
evening, was the occasion for the as
sembling of a large number of our
society people, aud was quite en-
joyable, IT'S said that the young
ladies never looked sweeter or more
bewitching in their most elaborate
toilets, than in their new spring cal.
leo frocks, 'bcauty unsdorned etc.
Judge L. d. Rozzell.
The gentleman's name which
forms the headline Of this item, will
be found in the list Of announcements
in this issue, for re.elsction to the
Office Of County and Probate Judge
of Mississippi county. It is uuiver-
sally admitted by all who are in .
position to know, that Mr.. Rozzell
has made No. Judge, and has
strictly guarded the peoples inter
ests. This conviction is so general
and all seem so well satisfied with
his administration of affairs, that his
reelection without opposition is al
ready conceded.
MIR. Edgar A. Carleton handed
US his announcement Just ~ the
forms were being locked up. 1t will
be found in this issuc-too late for
an extended notice this week.
Tho new Town Council elected
last Tuesday, without opposition, is
composed as follows: Mayor, J. II.
Borum; Recorder, Leon Roussan; ;
Aldermen, w. Il. Hall, Alex. Good
rich, J. w. G. Schnabel, John Brick
cy and J. ID. Crutcher. These gen.
tlcmen assumed the management of
the Town affairs Thursday night,
when N. g. Cartwright was re.elect.
ed Treasurer, and Paul J. Scmmes
was elected Marshal. The outgoing
Board, on assuming control Of the
town affairs, one year ago, the cor
poraticn had . debt hanging over it
Of some tl50O. On their retire ment,
the town is left with good sidewalks,
Main street opened up, and the pri-
vate property CONDEMNED paid for, a
good, substantial calahoose has been
built and paid for, and the outstnnd-
ing indebtedness reduced to 1888,
III. Let the new board follow the
example Of the old, and Osceola will |
yet have cause TO be proud of her
City fathers, and retrieve the odium
cast upon her fair namc by former
town boodlcrs.
Tho following appointments
Ior Quarterly Conferences we're sent
by Rev. NJ. NJ. Smith, Presiding FL
Ter:
Big Lake Mission, April l4.l5.
Chickasawba Circuit, 2l-22.
Osceola Circuit, 1929.
! will also preach at Elmot April
20th, at night; and at Osceola, April
'7th, at night.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

FOR SALE-I00 bushels of Corn.
at 50 cts. per bushei. Address,
O. B. FERGUsoN
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

xtse msyoStty of tise lila Of the human
body asiso frou, diseased Liver. Slm-
mons Iivcr Regulator he's bccn the means
Of restoring moro people W health ond
happiness by giving them healthy
Liver than any o.bor ngos.cv on Garth ..
GEB CHAr YOU GET rHR OENUINE
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07

w hsvr splendid inis and l4eni, q, 2 !,-ar "a,
l'i'Nrf.. ftep y ria>S hatuc~s Z. rk ai,H N
,"ns OF FeAicle' u the la'e-t i, '-,. o., IL
u -s'r "us horses ar UlsH1s 80 nttd. IA
l1ir ii4rc = especially ~niitr.A
~ liiss h'r care taSrn 'r nr.,'rfi' .eri,.'l.
but az fesposs.tii.sl to- .us ihal ~, ,eraf
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
Office County Bureau of I'm
migration:

The following is the pro rat. as
sessIncnt made against the several
Townships according to number OF
voters, which tho Township Commit
tees aro requested to collect and
turn over to the Troa>nrer, Mr.. W
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

Nrw YorE. Feb. i0--Moncy on call easy
nt 2@2l pr cent last loan ~ per cent?
closed aud Offered at 2et2l pcr ccnL
Prime mercantile paper Nd7 per cent
sterling cNchangc dull hut firm at isi for
sixty day bills aud tSiA iof demand.
Government and State bonds dull and UNI
changed
The stock market was dull. but again firm,
today, though most II the improvement was
lost before the close. london quotations
wor higher this morning aud the foreigners
were buyer early IN the day, but there was
q general attempt to cover by the bcarai the
opcning aud their buying, moro than any
thing else, caused The sharp advance which
marked the first transactions. The Chicago
short. asserted that they had already covered,
hut their representative wcrc free borrower
aud the demand for stocks IN the loan crowd
give no indication that any heavy interest
had liquidnicd. Tho feeling nt the opening
~ business was generally hopeful. The gen.
Cral list, however, was dull aud siagnant, a.
usual, aud remained Without feature
throughout the day. The market closed
very dull and about slrndy. Almost every
thing i higher tonight bat advances arc Tor
fractions only. cxcnpt Richmond West
Point preferred, which gained =, per cent
Railroad bonds were dall. @lcs soJi."O.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-11
Household Supplies.

ArrLHs-New York, t3.50@ioo per brl;
dried apples 6gIc per Id from store.
Dried peaches. 0IfCD7lGc from store.
FRuir-0nnges, 80 00g3.b0 per box. Lem
ons, $3.o0g3.5O per box. Bananas, sl.tO9
$50 per bunch.
VrGErAnLEs-onions, $3.5OG94.00 per brl,
$3.50 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, 800
6l350. Kaut, brls, S.5o9S.50 half brls,
$i.2aCDt75. Garlic, 800 per 100 Turnips,
$2.25 per brl.
PoULrRY--Chickcns, spring, s200@3.0o;
hens. f3.00@325; turkeys, sl0.OO@liU;
dressed chickens, 25o@350; turkeys, l2gl3c
per ID; ducks, s3.oO@J.5O geese, sLooSi.5o
per doz.
GaME--Quail, 500 per doE squirrels,
75oGdff 90 per doz. Venison, whole deer,
4So5c; saddles, l0c. Wild ducks 500 per
doz Rabbits, 500 per dog. Prairie
chickens, si.0o95'0o per doz. Wild turkeys
50d75c.
PicKLEs-Brls, ~. 80, half brls, 400.
Eoos-Firm at 22g23c.
Reconsideration layers, 500 layers, s2.'5;
California, t2.25.
Nurs-Cocoanuts. $3.50 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3g
ic roasted 2JSc higher; shelled, loo. Pc
cans, Texas, 0ai2c.
BurTRR-Butterinc, i2@l6c; creamery, "a
oslo, dairy 20Ca23c; country butter l6cg2Oc.
CIDER-Ncw York, sI.OO@I.5O per brl and
$lOOC1i.25 per half brl.
PorAroEs-Firm, selling at ti.2j per bu,
s3.0OC93.25 per brl; sweet potatoes, s2.oO@
22b per brl.
vInE0AR-Per gal, l0Gi2c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-11
Groceries.

RroE-Louisiana 5Il9G,sc; Carolina 81
ale; strong.
suaAn-Pure white, 624c; of white, 6Hc;
yellow clarified, 6N90%c; open kettle, %
(d5Xc; refined A, 8Ac; standard graduated,
nc; plantation graduated, nc; powdered,
SH6SAc cut loaf. sI4@Ss4c; strong.
CAspIrs--Stick, all sizes, in.bxs, pals and
brls eis69c; fancy assorted, 35Gf0c; firm.
CorrER-Common, INC; ordinary, lsc;
fair, lS4@l0c; prime Rio l01s@2Oc; choice to
fancy, 2iG22c; old government 2S@3oc;
sALr-saginaw, $i.35@l4o per brl; SKIS
fine $l.35CGl, 40; coarse, Sl.lOGl.15; .pkts
bcached, si25; mixed, brls, sl0oO; mixed,
2A@7c.
Scars AND CASDLEs--soap, 3@5,Ec; can
dies, full weight, sA@0c.
CngEsE--New York factory, ease; full
cream, I2@l2kc; Young America l3@l3l1c
CANNED GooDs--Pine Apples, 81 .250l.b 90
ard, 81. 70; seconds, $i.75, Tomatoes, 2 lbs
standard, SlO0Gli0; lbs, standard,
81 25GDl.30. Strawberries, $l.60. Rasp-
berries, $l.60. Blackbcrrics, $i.l5@i.25.
Green cages, fi.759iS6. Pears, A.75G2.25.
Pums, si.65@i75. Asparagus, s2.76@i. 20.
Green corn, 81, 25C0l46. Green peas, 81 COO
i.75. Cove oysters, full weight, ! ID,
800; 2 lbs, si,05Gl,75; light weight, l
ID, GOG65c; 2 lbs, Sl.009l.l0. Con-
dcnsed milk, Crown, $5.75GD5.s5; Eagle,
tT5; swiss, 1915. Salmon, 500. Sar-
dimes, s.. rs; mustard sardincs, 800. Mack
ercl 81 50; herring mackerel, sl.D.
MoLAssEs Louisiana, common 20 fair. p
@26c; prime TO choice, 30d37c; fancy, $50
40c common TO fair, 20@2hc; prime 10 choice,
25@2sc; syrup, 2o0oi5ci firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-11

Cash quotations were NJ follows
Flour-Dull and without special change.
No. 9 spring wheat, 75is@75sEc; No. .
spring wheat, O0c; No. ? rel, 7sc, No. 2 corn,
liilc, No. oats, 2sc; No. : rye Ooc; No. 2
barley, Soc; No. 1 aaAsccd, Si.46; prime tim
"a Mos Pofk-Per brl. NLiO@i5Ol lard.
pcr 100 lbs. s7.05CtT.Gil{ short ribs, sides,
loose. a. Is; dry nltcd shoulders, boxed,
s0OO5lG.05, short clear sides, boxed, S.OOCD
Recclp,.-Flour. 1900 brl.; wheat, o..
coo I'm. corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu;
rye 900 In; barley, 1900 bu.
shipmcnts-Elour q OcO brlg wheat, H..
OOO bu; corn, 1900 bu oats, 5000 bu; rye,
900 bu: barley. 5000 bu.
sr. Lows. No. Feb. iO.--Flour-Quict but
steady.
Whcal-Thc MARKET opened al S2N6S2,lc
for May, hut was followed 10y drop 10 hljs
Gssc with FREQ selling The outside markets
nftcrwarl showed some strength and corn
advanced somewhat, which caused n reaction
10 ~. but IL was only temporary, a. al.
verse adylccs came along and the lcafling
traders hammered n down 10 sihc. The
close WAS nrmcr al sikc, 70 below ycstor'
day. No. 2 rcd, cash, 1ekc; March, s0,.c bid
MAY. Al .CtS1,.c, ciosiugat ijsc June, s2'.c,
closing NJ $3.50 bid, August, 5gls@7p,tc,
CLOSING nt 7pisc nominal
Corn-Bcttcr market elsewhere and steady
buyinp sent corn up 81 tho first hour, but
wheat declined andAugrc was a relapse Ia
sympathy. Tho closing however, was firm
| and va &c above ycstiulay'g cash, i5'sci
| March, l5gke, closing NJ lat.c asked, May,
| lgi.Glsatsi.c, cloring 40 i70i7iso bid.
Oats we're hirhcfdufur most " tho. So
slon In sympathy With The other grains, bn
cascd on later and closgd barely steady; cash
2g.c, May, D'f02'str.
| Ryc--Dnil: Ooc.
| Barlcy-Dull
Dran-Dull and chsy1S ai mill.
Cornmcal-firm hnd IN demand, s205ci
40.
Hay unchanged, timothy, slaOo0i0 30
prairic, t0O0ali.Jo'
Tsrs-Iowcr and dull irrsh 2ic. Buttcl
oulet but steady and unchanged. Creamery
aJd0oC. dairy, Sn2)c
| pmyisions-W Weak. Fork - New moss
siSOO L1ril-lPrmc steam, f.i0la7.t5c
Dry salt meats ON urlrn-l Boxed long clcaf'
Ss.s7i,. clear ribs, $50 short clears ts,i2'i
ilaeon - Iloxcd shoulder. $50 long clear
a. 25sts 20. clear rlhs, ssJ5 stHt5. shor
clears ts5Oets.Oo Hams steady and firm
so. hOfti2OO
Rccclpls-Floar. 5000 brl., wheat, 1000
bu, corn. OROou hn, oats, 1000 bu. rye
nonc barley, 900 hu.
sbiu,nenls - Flour, 400 hflg wheat
gooD bu: corn. iponobu oats is,ooo bu; rye
none. harley, LOW lm
Afternoon board Firm; fcb.u