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.Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. o.
This medicine Is an Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not DO
quite so rapid as i'm Others; but, with
persistence, tho result is certain.
Read these testimonials -
"For two years ] suffered from a 80.
we're pain In my right side, and had
other troubles caused by TORPID liver
and dyspepsia. AFTER giving several
medicines fair trial without a cure, /
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking five bottles | was COM
pletely cured. John W. Benson, 20
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and was confined TO my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me TO try
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Less than three
bottles healed the sore In all my expe-
rience with medicine, never saw moro
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Tne Lou,.yIiIe Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 26.--The first
meeting Of the Louisville Driving associa-
ton promises TO be an interesting and sue
ceSful one. Large stakes and lat purses
are hung up by tlic association, and all the
events will be well filed. Horses today
entered for the events can start Tor , per
cent, but thosc entering between March
20 and April Is will be charged 10 per
cent. rs an entrance fee. Up 10 yesterday
there were between forty aud fifty entries
received, and this number will probably
be increased when today's mail has been
received by the secretary ~ the associa.
ton. No entries will be published until
after April Is. The inaugural meeting
will commence May 8, and will last four
days with three events each day. Fa-
nous trotting horses are being brought
here from all over the State and surround
ing country. and a number of eastern
thoroughbreds are already quartered nj
The driving park
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AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
ON EASY TERMS,
To be made at the corner OF Main and Madison
streets on
Thursday, 5th of Aprn,
Thursday, 5th of Aprn,
At II O'Clock am, as follows

lot 65xli0 feet, on northwest corner OF shelby
aud Hotel streets.
Lot 2SxiOj feet on south side OF Dcalc street. west
OF shelby street.
Lot No. 81, on west side OF Clinton street. 25Sl5O
feet, through to Tennessee street
Lots %, % and q, on south side Of Bealc street.
76xl7O feet, southwest corner Of Clinton street.
Lot on south side of East Court, 57Sils% feet
with brick stable thereon now occupied by the
Southern Express company.
Lot on south side OF East Court street. 67Slis'S
feet. with brick building thereon occupied rs a
cotton pickcry and press
Lot southwest corner OF shelby aud Hotel streets,
7ixiaO feet, with brick warehouse aud Office thore'
on, opposite Gayoso hotel
AIso-Thc very desirable brick cotton warc'
house. l9S Sx2OO feet on east side Of shelby street.
between Bcale and Linden streets
Tho three fourstory brick buildings immediately
north OF the Gayoso hotel, occupied by Mallory,
Crawford 4 Co. q. W. Jones & Co, aud Woodruff 4
oliver, respectively, ilixiisN icc,, on southeast
corner Of shelby ana Gayoso streets.
TERMS ono fourth 90 cash, balance In one
two, three, four and i've yeas, with interest AT
per ccns, payable annually.
Twin take pleasure In showing the above proper
ty To any one desiring to buy, or In answering Tho
inquiries Of correspondents disposed TO purchas'
property In the most thriving city In the southwest
CARRINGToN MASON, Agent
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Who Was the scrgeaniY

To the Editor OF The Appeal
have been advised by business men
here, one OF them newspaper manager,
to make inquiry about who was the ser
geant in charge Of the government hospital
the year Admiral Porter's feet went
through. | have brother who was in
the navy, on the gunboat Louisville, as
engineer, and was sick in that hospital
lie got an honorable discharge, but has
never been well, and is now paralyzcd aud
cannot do anything for his little family
II can get the name OF the sergeant we
can get him a pension. by your attention
YOU will benefit and relieve those who are
deserving. MRs. X. A. BLACK,
No. l37 West Seventh street, Cincinnati, O.
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At the theater tonight Miss Lillian Lewis
will open weeks engagement, including
matinee on Saturday. The order OF at
fractions to be presented has been changed
a little, as follows Tuesday and Friday
nights, ARTICLE Az" Wednesday night,
GAS In Looking GLASS;" Thursday night
and Saturday matinee, "New Magdalen."
Miss Lewis is credited with being an at
tractivc emotional actress, and as Cora,
the heroine OF article A." she has made
strong impression upon the theater going
public. "She has many stage advantages"
says a critic, (which she has learned TO
use to the best stage advantage. She has
caught naturalness OF manner which is
quite charming and Which serves admira-
bly, TO set in strong light the more emo
tional scenes OF the play--the supporting
company. The advent OF this new actress
will no doubt draw large audience this
evening.
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ELIAS sLAoER,
Merchant Tailor and Importer

Merchant Tailor and Importer.
The show windows OF this establishment
on the corner Of Madison and Second are
particularly attractive 10 gentlemen in
clined TO fashion. The display IL extensive
rs rich and tasteful In gents suitinpp Tor
spring and summer wear and on the inside
III this commodious depot for gentlemen +
Costumes tier after tier Of imported goods
oi every shade and texture meet inspection.
The upper iloors are occupied by large
fore Of superior workmen, who are con-
siantly engaged in cutting, fitting and
making up habits IN the most elegant
styles for their fashionable weares. Ey-
orybody about the house Is busy, and IL
kept hustling 10 keep up with orders.
Memphis does nothing by halves, and Mr..
Slayer has the infection, and has increased
his facility for business on a mammoth
scalc, having one Of the largest stocks OF
imported goods in the south. lie Ia reap
Eng the reward Of his enterprise. Ills
prices are reasonable, very, and his goods
Of the most fashionable patterns, and his
fittings and make-ups Of tho most tasteful
and elegant cut.
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Y. M. @. A. NOTES.

The gospel meeting for men only will
be held as usual this evening at 1880
o'clock. An invitation is extended 10
every man in Memphis TO be present.
A RARE treat awaits all who attend the
humorous lecture TO be delivered by "Bill
Arp" in the rooms Of the association, Fri
day night, March 30. Tickets, so cents.
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LOCAL MATTERS In BRIEF
SMALL BUT IMPORTANT ITEMS COL
LECTED FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Plea For Crushing Attendance at the
Circus Tonight--The Nashville Drill
Entries Miscellaneous odds and
Ends.

The circus on the bluff tonight, for the
benefit OF the Mount Vernon, Ill.,, sufferers,
should be an attraction for thousands of
people, or as many as the broad canvas
will contain. The program is a lengthy
and excellent one, including all the usual
acts constituting fiistclass affair OF that
kind by expert performers, who are at pres
ent the guests of Mr. James Lippens, pro-
prietor of the Green Tree house. In addi-
ton, the Amateur Athletic association will
send delegation of its expert athletes out to
participate. Well known business men have
been designated by the central relief com
mittee to act as ticket sellers, reception COM
mittee and ushers. Make il rousing
benefit.
ENTRIES AT THE NASHVILLE DRILL.
Following are the entries to date for the
interstate drill at Nashville in May next;
Louisiana Light Infantry, Capt. ii. c.
Grinstead Company ii, Decatur H.,
Capt. Frank p. Wells; Branch Guards, st.
Louis, Capt. Sinclair; Muscatn Guards,
Muscatin, Ia, Capt G. +. Garlock; Chick
asaw Guards, Memphis, Tenn, Capt. Sam
Carnes; Austin Grays, Austin, Tex, Capt.
N. p Haux; Pettus Rifles, Selma, Ala,
Capt b. IL. Wilkin; First regiment, Rich
itee, w. Va, Capt. II. II. Freer; CO.
lumbus Guards, Columbus, Ca, Capt.
S. =. Gilbert; Birmingham Rifles,
Birmingham, Ala, Capt T.. l.. Hig-
den; Evansville Light Infantry, Evans
vile, Ind, Capt. Chas. II. McCon-
ner; Lee Rifles, Norfolk, Va, Capt. G.. W.
Taylor; Company b, Owensboro, Ky,
Capt Joseph IL. Whitehead; Witt Rifles,
Columbia, Tenn, Capt. II. NJ. Williams;
Centreyille Infantry, Centreville Ia, cap
tain not known; jackson Guards, Jackson,
Tenn, captain not known; Emerald Zou-
ayes, st. Louis, Capt. Thos. S. Tenn;
Walsh Zouaves, st. Louis, Capt. William
Lyman; Merchants Zouaves, Memphis,
Tenn, Capt. I. Kit Deilry, IT,; Company
Il, Chicago, ILL.,, Capt. Thomas Ford;
Llnck Zouaves, Nashville, Tenn, Capt.
William Reyer.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
At the theater last night one of the
boxes was adorned with flags and banners,
aud suspended pacard bore the inscrip.
ton "In honor Of our friend, Manager
Frank Gray, from McNish, Johnson &
Slavin's Minstrels"
A bundle Of iron weed fishing poles was
sent 10 the Cotton exchange yesterday rs
a present TO the fishermen of that institu-
ton from the Norileet plantation in Tunica
county, Miss. The poles were nineteen and
one-half feet in length and the bundle bore
the motto beat this II you can"
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect Of the use of this
medicine was the Strengthening of my
sight" Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
"I had dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly; and, az my.broth-
er and sister were similarly afflicted,
presume the malady Is hereditary. Last
winter, Dr. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.,) recommended me 10 take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue II for year.
For five months took IL daily. I have
not had blemish upon my body for tho
last three months. II. Il. Wiley, li6
Chambers st., New York City.
"Last fall and winter was troubled
with a dull heavy pain in my side. I
did not notice II much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until IL became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part Of this time, disorders Of the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. l
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing the use Of
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared aud was completely
cured" = Mrs. Augusta a. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED NY
Or. J. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price o.; six bottles, Is. Worth % a bottle.
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The WOODRUFF 4 OLIVER COMPANY,

And will he pleased 10 have my friends aud former
patrons desiring anything In the line ot vehicles,
TO call on me 1T 80 and 81 Front street
uFO " ToNtIN
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A thunder stsYu

MAY purity tie air, but nothing except SO
B0D0NT will purify The mouth hllcd with
neglected teeth, and rescue those faithful
II IL too late Don't neglect 10 try u. You
will be surprised and delighted with Its re-
sulis. isfl
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Cincus entertainment on the bluff to-
night, benefit OF Mount Vernon sufferers.
Display Of sky rockets. Firing Of the Lit
tic Democrat nj 1880 o'clock pm. Circus
begins al s o'clock. Admission, % cents.
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DIED.

CROwLRY-At SIS q clock am, March %. ISIS
MARY. wife of Michael Crowley, and mother Of
Nm. John Manion and jeremiah Cornelius r. aud
iohannhh sullivan.
Funcml occuS from family residence, No 100
Front street, this day at 3 O'Clock pm. Friends
OF the family invited to attend.
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" arrangements can be made u Is prob.
able that the Memphis and Cincinnati
teams will stop at Nashville, on their way
b. Louisville, and play nm exhibition game
or two. Happy thought.
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Tup Office hours Of David p. MADDEN,
president, at city hall, are from o'clock
p. m 10 40 p. m. Remainder Of time lac
will look after outside city matters.
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fegE bai.son ascension on tho bluff TO.
night nj 1880 O'Clock. Circus commences
ut o'clock.
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rirs and filinr, engine 6i'inss
Browne, the plumber.
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foR anythingihai constitutes hrst.class
dinner 70 70 n. z. Kerr, 100 Main street,
Jno. Sayill's o., stand.
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Gas fIxrUnEs, new designs Just re
ceiyed, AZ 25i Second street.
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Order of Publication.

No G0i2. u. DIN the Chanocy Court 81 shelby
frey 81 al "
il appearing from the amended bill. which T.
sworn ~ In this cause, that the defendant Thomaf
ace.
II Il therefore ordered that he make hls ap
peamncc herein NJ the Court house Of shelby coun.
iy IN the city 81 Memphis, now Taxing District Of
shelby county, Tenn, on the INT Monday In
May. ISIS, and plead, answer Of dcmur ~ com
balnants bill, OF the same Will b. taken Tor con.
lreed a. W him aud sct for hearing IN Iaric. aud
that copy Of this order b. published onoc a week
fof four successive weeks IN The Memphis Appeal.
This 1dth day 81 March, isss.
A true oopy-Atisst
T. I. MCDOWELL. CLERK and Master.
Byt n. Mcdowell. w., Deputy {. aud NJ.
" ~ a g. ". Ho,skell, sOliclion for Complain
AMI INalOlIl
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EXAMINE the superior grocery stock oI
Angus Campbell n Co., 90 Bcalo street
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822.5OO.OO In CASH,

" mentioned 0ciob
T. Decent payable Office TO be divided follows
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l. NJ. DAnxrLl & soS for poplar lumbc
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GRAND OPENING
AZ Mrs. X. A. Sloan's, Thursday, March 20.


Din. ]. l.. NEWBORN wishes TO correct the
impression that he has gone 10 New York
by stating that the notice In Sundays pa
pens referred 10 his son.
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I'M DARNrLL & soS Tor Pine lumber.
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Trustees Sale
Tuesday. April 10. Isss.

the property described IN aid deed. ~ follows,
Via Bfglnnlng on the month side " Couri street
extended I'd the sauihua.t corner Of lot formerly
owned hy 4. T. white. thence east with The north
line o Court street IN r. ihcnec north 10 feet 10
on alc,. thcnrr wet With a1id allies - icci thcuro
,1uih W. feet To thr beginning bring LOT 10 = ~
En,ith 4 Union subdivision. Equity ~ icdcuip
to, waived, Title believed 10 bc good, but ! scii
wv" 1'"''' MINTER pARKER TRUSTEE
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PLAN OF DISTRICT TON.

PLAN OFF DIST ri = 2 TON.
,o,o
Kimba Superaiye
mulac awarded
glt oil ff
D . 81 lacG
Land
swilie
Town County number q marked plainly 90 outside Of package
JULY 81 st and
- possible Sending Orbrt awards "o w
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GENERAL TRADE.


Corn meal OF all grades was knocked down
Be today by the Merchants exchange quota.
ton committees Meats and lard are steady;
-four aud ooiirc strong. molasses and sugar
steady. The amount Of grain In store at the
elevators Is rs follows Corn, 1887 bu; oats,
5026 bu.
A telegram frsm Chicago states that "tho
board Of trade adopted an amendment yoster-
day abolishing the rule prohibiting corners
by large majority" A local paper says OF
ihis THE action Is significant for the
reason that corner In May corn has been
among the possibilities, while n corner In
July wheat might also occur without sur
prising anybody. The rule was passed when
corners on the board In one thing or another
were frequent Tho amendment however,
Il the result Of a long and unpopular reign
by tho big short sellers who have depressed
prices continually, and gobblod the carrying
charges each month. The majority Of the
board show plainly they want 10 sc some
body get the better Of these old.tlme bcars,
and this revocation Of the corner rule Is "a
remove all obstacles In the way Of their sue
scss."
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General News.

Cor. ALBERT BEKR, river reporter OF the
1raidRcac, left last night for Hot Spring.
Ark.
TnE Jay Gould and barges from 81. Louis
passed down TO New Orleans early yesterday
morning.
TmE Chickasaw leaves this evening at 5
o'clock for White river, going through 10
Newport
TnE Coahoma for Friar's Point and the
Rosa Ice, for osceola, leave this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Tmr W. W. o'Neil, with a tow Of coal. Is
due here en- route from the Ohio river 10
New Orleans:
THE City Of vicksburg passed down from
81. Louis TO hatcher yesterday morning. She
put of $40 packages OF merchandise and
added tons Of way freight
TnE Eugene arrived from Arkansas river
Monday night with bales cotton, i42 sacks
cotton seed, $40 feet lumber aud 80 head
stock. She returned last evening with a
fair trip.
THK Buckeye State returned 10 Cincinnati
last night with s75 bales Of cotton, i,OOO
sacks OF cotton seed, 10 bales Of rags, 100
empty beer kegs, 100 carboys and % tons Of
sundrics.
TnE Arkansas City from Matches passed
up 10 S. Louis yesterday AFTERNOON. She
put OF here ii2 sacks Of cotton seed and
gin stands. She added about 10 tons OF
sundrics.
Tnr Paris @. Brown, from New Orleans,
passed here yesterday morning, bound for
Cincinnati. She put of at the elevator 70
barrels molasses. i22 empty oil barrels and
aud barrels Of wine.
TmE Guiding Star, en- route from New Or.
leans 10 Cincinnati, passed here yesterday
morning. She discharged 100 barrels Of mo-.
lasscs, II barrels Of sugar, IS barrels OF pota-
toes aud 50 Jumps OF salt
Mn 0scAR MoonH. second clerk Of the Ar
kansas City, resigned his position on the
arrival of the boat here yesterday aud left
last night for 81 Louis by rail, 20 come out
In charge Of tho Office Of the City OF Proyl.
dcncc.
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Groceries.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 22--Coffee--In
light demand, but holders firm. Rio cargoes,
common to prime, 13l1@l7kc. R,ce---Dull;
Louisiana, ordinary TO prime, 41s6l5lsc.
Sugars--In good demand at full prices; open
kettle, strictly prime, 52sc; fully fair to
prime, $40. Centrifugals---Choi white,
696c; off white, 61sd6IIc; choice yellow clari-
fed, nominal, 8 5-l6@Gc; prime yellow clari-
fed, 51zc off yellow clarified 52ic; seconds,
49s@5lsc. The choice yellow clarified Is
mostly in dealers hands and is held by them
at 1-16@6l<c. Enthusiastically; open
kettle, choice. 33@35c; strictly prime, 900
SOC; centrifugals, strictly prime, 20@22c;
prime to good prime, 1Sc.
NEW YORK, May 22.-Coiiee--Spot fair
Rio, firm, l6Hc. Options 10@20 points
higher and moderately active. Sales, "a, 100
bags. May, sl440; june s13. S0@13.90;
July. $l3.20Ml3.30; August, $i2 45G12.55
September l.s0@1l.90; October; 81. 500
1885, November, $11.35@1l.46 December,
Sll.369ll.45; January $ll.4O; February,
$1l.40 April, sll.40@ii.50
Sugar--Stcady;fa fair refining quoted at dslc;
refined, steady. Molasses-Dull; 500 test, zoe.
Rice-Quiet.
CINCINNATI, o., May 22.-whisky-Stcady;
sales, 00S barrels Of finished goods on q
basis of $l.l3 Butter-Firm. Suar---In fair
demand. Eggs-Firmer, at l3h@13Kc.
Chcese-Steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 22---on the Produce
exchange today, the butter market was
steady creamery, 1s1@23c; dairy, l7@2lc.
Eggs--Demand fresh, at l3c.
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Grnln md Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 22.-Liquadation OF
long wheat was the distinguishing feature
Of the market during the greater part Of the
time today The opening was about 10
higher than the closing figures OF yesterday,
eascd of later ut about &c, then rallied ssc,
but under Increased speculative offerings be-
came week, prices declining 1CglHc, rallied
&c, again declining 40. relied and closed
for the regular session about nc lower than
yesterday. That is for July, which is the
leading future. On the afternoon board,
there was a squirt, leaving the final figures
Of the day &c higher than yesterday at
S7%c, The weather was fine for the grow
ing crop, and also fine for farm work. The
official crop report received today from the
Illinois agricultural department reports the
condition OF the growing winter wheat
rs "a per cent, against57 per cent. rs reported
by the government May 10. The specula-
tive offerings were large, and although there
were reactions from the several declines
each advance was met with renewed selling
though at 500 for July, the decline was APP
parently checked by good buying, whether
from shorts or investment IL was
difficult 10 state II was quito like
ly in the interest of some parties
who had sold at the higher prices. Export
cloaranccs were but few thousand bushels
at Philadelphia, with nothing at New York.
No American wheat has reached Liverpool
for several days and cables were very weak
In response 10 the break on this side. In the
corn pit there was a little better trade than
yesterday. Several receiving houses were
taking hand. The story was going the
rounds that the clique are bringing In the
corn which they own in the country on nc
count Of the facilities for shipment which
Chicago affords. Corn by lake and canal
can be laid down In New York for SIC.
The blackboard ON change shows that Chi
oago Is receiving practically all the corn that
Il moving, and this and other features bears
out the story. For the greater part OF the
time the market was firm. July, which sold
OF on the early break 10 5lIfc, improved 10
55isc, ,1scd OF 20 H3Sc and after various
fluctuations closed at 559Sc, an even cent
| higher than last night
|. Oats-Cash oats were easier and IE6Ac
lower. They did not 20 down yesterday
quite so much as futures Today there was
q reaction from yesterdays decline In the
speculative market. There were not 40 many
sellers and fair demand existed 10 cover
shorts. As compared with yesterdays later
prices there was about nc advance For
May the advance was well maintained, but
June and July reacted, while new crop de-
liyerics closed il01sEc better.
Light receipts Of hogs and n firm market
produced stcadler feeling on cured pro-
ducts, and although Trading was fair early, II
became light toward midday. Offerings OF
produce were not large and flrmcr under.
tone developed. Closing sales showed an
advance Of i0@i2hc on lard, 7l<c on short
ribs, but only 2llc In pork. A better de.
mand existed FOR May pork. and sales were
at ~ per cent. for June.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows
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sl.1o Condensed milk, Crown, $5.75@5.s5;
Eagle, s776i Swiss, S5.7N Salmon, $l.8.
Sardines. 1910 mustspT sardnes, $500.
Mackerel, $3.50 herring backerel, H::25; !,
CAsDlEs-Stick, all si1s, in bxs, pals and
brls, s@ioc; fancy assorted, S@l5c; extra
ancy, lS0925c; firm. d.
river, $4,000 .25 per brf; SKIS, fine, 1880
lao; coarse, Si.16@1.15; pkts, 22l97c.
CnEEsE--New York factory, case; full
cream, 12@l3c; Young america, l3914c.
SCARS AND CAEpLEs-Sap, 3@5l9c. Can
dies full weight sA@9L
STARCH 3M@3Xc.
MoLAssEs--LouIslanas common to fair, 20
a25ci prime to choice, ,33@3sc; fancy 400
45c; centrifugals, comnian to fair, 20@25ci
prime to choice, 3o@t5c syrup, 2o@4Oc;
steady,