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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
A WILD GOOSE CHASE.
Republican Missionaries To Be Son
Into North Carolina.

Republican Missionaries To Be Sent
Into North Carolina.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Aug S.-Whilc the Re.
publicans are allowing it TO be supposed
that they have no hopes OF carrying any
southern State aud thereby breaking the
solid South, us matter OF fact they arc
secretly working To that end. They think
that their best chance OF success lies in
North Carolina, and 10 that end they pro.
pose TO devote considerable attention. To-
day the Republican national committee
sent invitations, In the form OF assign.
mcnts, TO Mesors, Grcer, of Iowa, and
Perkins, of Kansas, TO visit Mount Holly,
\. G., and explain the beauties Of pro,cc.
ton to tho people who will be assembled
there on the occasion OF the agricultural
fair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
I,iE,

HAEiil,-At rrndr1H' " pifvnts corner walnut
o'clnck pm. MANY l. ugc,i syc4fs months Hui
- iay. Uull daughter III Harry D. aud siIlic l..
iiashl
Funeral from the family ra,ilruco this gtliURs
DAY morning NgociurL froud, oi the family
invited % atlHui
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

Cry or MrxiCu Aug $. Al,iccs from
MatamoraS are TO thu effect that a railroad
will positively be built between Browns.
vile and san Antonio, Tex. This will
open new rontr To the Cly Of Mexico.
The preliminary surveys on the Muntcrc
4 TampicO railroad have begun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
DnrSK Nialto for The nerves

A Battle Creek. Mich, special says A
man named lIopp, who Registered at the
llarkis.housc M from Nevada, o., died
suddenly yesterday His symptoms gave
rise 10 the rcport that ho died from Asillic
cholera, aud the people arc greatly cx-
cited. Physicians are investigating the
ctgn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

The Secretary Of War received iclc.
gram from ton Howard this morning
stating that the difficulties with the la.
dians seemed at an end. and hc had no
anticipltiOns Of any further trouble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

LirriE l;ncs. Afs.. Ank = tn DEW.
ocraile convention 20 E-.hsl'y today. -.
nominated &. L. lrr-Hd.ir. hy Hrrh.
mslion for rfgas,h. ,vo irDm ic second
digifirt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
Postma,icrs appointed.

WAsuNGroN, Aug. She following
posimastcrs wcrc appointed today
Arkansas-F. 5. llirlsol, Holiday, Green
county.
Missis,ppi =. $. Abncy, To,copola,
Poutl,oC county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

NnlioId, jcwcler. offers from his sales
hnc GOO !, nj cost anil below. Secure a
bargain Thuolsy or Friday.
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unhe. nr.,fninins

Cgr up clubs for Tns wE1RLY APrg,L
aHd sccgrr Oni Of tho cish prizes. See lists
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

swIFT'S spRCIpIp

SNlfT'S SPECIFIC
L. entirely a vegetable preparation containing
no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or other poisonous
substances.
SWIFTS SPECIFIC
Has cured hundreds Of casc. Of Enltheinma OF
Cancer IT tho skin thousands ~ cases VI kcxrma
Blood llumOrs ard Skin Diseases, and hun
dr'ds Of thousand. " cases of ScrurIla, Blood
Poison aud nlood faint,
Swtrr'S SPECIFIC -
Has relieved thousands " cases " MercurlsI
Poisoning, lhcumatisu, aud Su1uess VI the
Joints.
WnAr pursiciANs SAY oF ruE Swirr SrtCirIo
We append the statement of q few
II have uscd $. =. =. on patients conyalrscing
rom fever and from measles with the best rvsulta
J. y. CngNEY, NJ. ID. Ellaullc, ia
nRErsS, GA.-Willic White was afflicted with
scrofnln seven years. | prescribed ), T. =, aud
10 day hc Is fat and robust hoy
C.. W rAnKER, II. u.
RICHMOND Va, Dec. -. 1851 have taken
tht,c bottles II Swifta Spccinc Tor secondary
hlund poison, II acts much better than potash ur
any o,hct remedy have ever used
u. r. WINFIELD, n ID.
BOOK ON Contagious blood Poison mailed free.
An dur,is'styl s =. =. TnE Swirr Sryriric
Co, Duwvf ., Atlanta, Ca New York, 71
ItuadNaE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
THE MEMPHIS BRIDGE.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR MAKES
HIS FINAL DECISION.

The Company Asks an Increase Span of
to 40, Which is Granted, and Moth
Ing Now Remains Except to Build
the Bridge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

UsE syrup OF rFunri ior constipation.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

Fog = good no; weather drink use Floyd
q Sconey's old reliable mead.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09

Cacrs wash b'ae doos p,rioc. work.
81 u % rial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
THE STANDARD IS A REVOLUTION IN SEWING MACHINES

TlS"hE an improvement other machine, lowcs first invent
double the miclf
m. u . . .a.r mL L..r -m nL .m.n.. m.r., L. ..m
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-12-01
There is No Place Like Home.

Some OF the noblest sentiments Of the human
heart center about the word 'home." The lines
Of John Howard Payne have come to be looked
upon as an inspiration, and practical America
rarely INDUCES in an act so sentimental as that of
transpanting bones to an honored resting place as
she did in his case. Home is one of the blessings
that we regard as ours by divine right; it is a
necessity and human nature rarely works itself up
into feversh state of thankfuness because Of it.
In Short it belongs to that class of blessings that
brighten as they take their fight. In retrospecton
home is much the same to all mankind, and we are
prone to look back upon it with untold longing.
Even Oliver Twist saw the time when the poor
house looked specially bright as it doomed up in
his memory. But, home, as we view it in the
present, governed as are by circumstances, pre-
sents many different characteristics. To the man
of business, the rather rapid, married man, home
is delightful retreat in the suburbs it is place
where the folks are always glad to see him; above
all it's good place to 60 when all the other places
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-12-01

nursery with its little ones weeping to have their
faces washed and the buttons sewed on. Here at
last, with lifetime Of good works rejecting
halo above her head, with firm foothold on the
eminence Of experience, she may look back adown
the vista of the years, and realize the triumph in
old age, in being the fashion,
Great men are indeed great, but not so great in
the latter part of this nineteenth century as great
women-and old women at that
This is victory which no one can gainsay-that
old age shall be goal so worthy the attainment.
THERE is movement on the part of prominent
American women to shcw their high appreciation
of the gift of Frace in l876-the statue Of Lafa-
yette in Union Square-and it is believed the pre-
sentaton of bronze statue of Washington would
prove most acceptable gift to the French.
THE Prohibitionists will hold called meeting
for The purpose Of 'organizing' their forces, De-
cnmber II and II. All who can heartily endorse
this party are urged to be present, and to tell all
friend of the cause to come. Call at the W. G.
7. U. headquarters, Main, between Fourth and
Fifth streets
PEOPLE are gradually beginning to look with dis
favor upon some of the old "criss cross" laws that
govern society, many of which had never found
alton in common sense, and car find no possible
adjustment with the better law that governs truth
and sincerity. An English writer afirms that in
suit and injury to woman is literally the keynote
and thu foundation Of society. She says: "Peo-
pie think women who do not want to marry I'M
feminine; people think women who do want to
by regarding it as unfeminne for women not to
look forward longngly to wifehood as the hope and
purpose Of their lives, and ridicuing and contemn
ing any individual woman of their acquaintance
whom they suspect of entertaining such longing.
They must wish and not wish they must by no
means give, and they must certainly not withhold,
encouragement-and SO it goes on, each precept
cancelhng the last and most of them negative"
There are, doubtless equally absurd social pre-
JUDGES which hamper mans freedom, by teaching
girls and their friends to look for proposals, in
stead of regarding signs of interest and liking in
more wholesome spirit We shall never have
world really worth living in until men and women
can show interest in one another, without being
driven either to marry or to forego altogether the
pleasure and profit of frequent meetings.
There ia No Place ike Homo
Some Of the noblest sentiments OF the human
heart center about the word 'shome.' The lines
of John Howard Pavne have come to he looked
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Feb 16
--123 bales cotton. 30 bbls roan. 20 bbIs rice ~
sacks -four, 1,760 sacks fertilizers, buggy 20
Rs hardware, cases singhatns, horse, 1'bx
oil clothing, cases clothing, Dbl crockeTy. /
boat and oars. 2 sacks cotton seed, bales bags,
boxes oranges, lot goods, bale hides, /
bdl bedding, and mdse
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Feb 1920 bales cotton ], 25b bbls rosn "a
bbls spirits turrentine, 5034 boxes oranges, &c
bbls oranges. 335 bbls vegetables 1875 bbls -four.
IS crates vegetables. / pkg machinery, 1900
sacks cotton seed meal 935 sacks fertilizers, 313
sacks grain. 80 tons iron, IL bales hides 8 cases
clothing, d cars lumber. ~ SACKS rice, II obls
syrup, 2 cars wood. cars slaves.
Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
and landings-i0 bales cotton. 2 bales hides, 3O1
bbls rCsin. II loose hides, bbls cabbage, / box
cheese, biol snuff, boxes tobacco. l13 empty
bbls, bdl dry goods. ! Dbl shrimp, II8 boxes
oysters, stove, Dbl store fixtures bdl sacks,
bdl burlaps, sturgeon pig domestics, bxs
and bbls r tools, trunk, tin bucket, l coop
chickens ! sack rice, sacks potatoes, 16 qrs
beef, box mdse
Per Central Railroad. Feb $3.50 bales cot
ton. q bales yarn. IS bales dOUesticS SO pkgs W
lead bales hides. rolls leathc'. 4 pkgs paper.
1874 pkgs tobacco , cars cotton seed. bbls eggs,
$50 lbs bacon. &35 bbS rosin. $40 los fruit 2 cars
feed meal. 200 bales nay, 125 nj bbls beer 800 or
bbls beer, 80 pkgS furniture goods, 202 bbls
cotton seed oil, cars brick, 10 pkgs hardware, ,
bales plaids, 20 cases eggs 45 bbis WHISKY, rs hf
bbi5 whisky, - bbls gritS, 46G bushels corn, gO5
30 cars lumber, u cars wood ! car doors and
sash, 36 pkgs wood in shape 65 tons pig iror. 2
cases liquor. ) pkgs sugar, % pkgs wax and tai
low. "a pkgs carriage and buggy material, ! car
poultry 81 pkCS mdse, 10 bales paper stock 1888
pkgs empties, 81 pkgs plows.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New YORK, Feb. 16. noon.-stocks dull but
firm. Money easy at 2Q3 per cent. Ex-
change-long. 81 S414; short 81 S534. State
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull but
steady.
Erie ............ 2716 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. .1084 Terminal 800. 227s
Lake Lake Shore 8 OF 9i}4 Western Union 1875
D. m.-Exchange dull but firm Money
easy at l1kQl2l9 per cent, closing offered at 2
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, $780,
207 900: currency. Sl1.6l9,0OO. Government bonds
dull ana heavy; four per cents 1251a; four and
a half per cents 1914. State bonds entirely
neglected
The stock market today showed marked i'm
provement over the last two days, and hopes Of
a higher and more active market are expressed.
There was some talk, however, of movement
by holders of securities to have railroad rates
controlled by State Commissioners, and it gains
strength every day. London buying in the
early trading took all floating stock, and the
improvement began yesterday made further
progress, aided by some pressure TO cover
shorts. Union Pacific. Northern Pacific pre-
ferTed and st. Paul showed most strength in
the active list, latter being affected by more
favorable outlook for a settlement of the exist
ing rate war, while Union Pacific was strong on
the report that the bill for funding the govern
meat debt would be reported in few days,
and come up for early passage The great fea-
ture of the trading, however, was sharp ad-
vance in Richmond Terminal preferred. Reading
was the weak spot, and II Sagged OH slowly all
day without any special pressure. The re
mainder of the list was duh and featureless
throughout The market opened firm and with
more animation than has been seen for some
days. Prices advanced steadily, but without
any special feature except Richmond and West
Point preferred. until after noon when duilness
again appeared, and the advance halted In the
last hour some pressure was brought to bear,
the market finally closing dull and heavy at
fractions under best prices. The closing figures
are irregular, but generally higher, but with the
exception of Richmond and West Point pre-
ferred. which advanced III per cent, final
changes are for fractional amounts only. Total
sales 10 200 shares. The following were the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
SGENaERG

Per steamship Nacoochee, from New York
Mrs L Hubbard, Miss NJ ID Hubbard Dr d VI
Hubbard. r II Reynolds and wife. S Leyster,
DR. W II Hart. Mrs VI L Rear'lon, p II Evans W
Tatnaln, Mrs p Ducbesnay, Miss Duchesnay,
Mrs VI Duchesnay, Turner, Mrs Turner and
inf. Mrs Mailer, Mrs y Lindsay, l. w Smith
J Delaney. 9 J Megard Mr. II Olmstead Miss
X A RlbbaRe, Mr. Hutchi.On, Lieut. q Bettiny,
Mary J Stevens G II Day, b b Sammiss. W +
Maxwell. and s Storage.
Per steamship CITY Of Macon. for Boston
Nr and Mrs VIM G Stewart. Miss Eta j Stewart.
4 Keith r HayghtOn, and Storage.
Per steamer ~ Nicholas, from FernandinA
and iandings-KP Paul A Balley.W Bee. Miss
> Bailey Miss Sarah Bailey G W Usina, and
deck.
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OFFICIAL.
ORDINANCES.

Az oRDrsAScE TO amend an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance TO protect cotton and other
merchandise while being loaded unloaded or
transhpped in the port Of Savannah, and to
diminish the risk OF fire by requiring that the
same be properly covered, and by prohibit
ing smoking passed in Council October 10,
1877 so as to exempt naval stores from the
Opera ton Of the said ordinance.
SEcnoN T. Be II ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen Of the city Of Savannah, In Council
assembled That the above rected ordinance,
passed October 10, 1897 be and IL is hereby
amended 80 as 10 exempt from the operation
thereof naval stores and to strike therefrom
all words including naval stores.
SEC. 9 lie II further ordained, That all ordi-
nances and parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed
Ordinance passed in Council Feb =, 1888.
RUFUS &. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK 4. REBAREn. Clerk 81 Council.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
MEMORANDA.

New York Feb 14-Cleared, schrs Waccamaw,
Squires Georgetown and Bucks vile; b | Haz-
lard, Smith, Georgetown, c.
Sailed. schr Allie r Chester, Savannah.
Antwerp. Feb 13-AITlYed, bark Bertha Dam,
Jensen savannah.
Deal. Feb l4-Passed, bark Demetra Ger,
Schramm, Brunswick for Rotterdam
kidonan Feb l4-Passed, bnrk Monark (Nor),
HalyOrSen. Pensacola for Greenock.
Liverpool. Feb 14-Sailed. bark Carlo utaD,
Trlpani, savannah.
Montevdeo, Jan f1-Sailed, bark Baccicin
Revalio QtaN. Angelic, Pensacola.
Havana. Feb arrived, schr J D Robinson,
Hagan, Pensacola.
sailed, bark Maria Antonio esp, Carmona,
Savannah tsince arrived
7th-Cleared, bark Guldregen (Nor), Erickson,
Pensacola
Boston. Feb 14-Cleared brig Sullivan,
Wright. Satilla River, Ga; schr Kate Hilton,
johnson, Savannah via Clark's Cove
Darien Feb 12-Arrved, steamer Tonawanda,
Brickey. New York.
11thECleared, scar Tena Cotton, Cranmer,
New York.
Jacksonville. Feb 14--hrrived. schrs Ann J
Trainor. Hickman, New York; Trackless (Br).
Kelly, Baracoa Eta Watts (Br), Norberg, st
AIMS Bay. ia.
cleared, schr Charley Bucki, French, New
York.
Pensacola, Feb 14-Arrved, bark Pacific (Nor),
from Barbados.
Cleared. barks Jan Peterzoon Koen Dutch,
De1ruyn, Hiiddleburg; Satama (Rusl, do;
81 4dan (Sw). Andersen, Goole.
Port Royal, S c, Feb 14-Arrfved, brig Nushka
(Br). Davis. Para
Delaware Breakwater Feb 13-Sailed, schrs
Edith Seward, from Philadelphia for Bruins
wick: NJ X Rawley. New y ork for Savannah.
14th-Arrived, schr VIM II Hopkins, Barrett,
Jacksonville for Philadelphia.
sailed, schrs Stephen Bennett, Port Royal S c.
for Philadelphia; G r Flint, Jacksonville for
Philadelphia
Passed out, steamship Elps (Br) from Phila-
delphia for Port Royal S c.
Wiscassett, Feb 13-Sailed, sChr Nina Tilson,
Pensacola.
Beaufort. c, Feb l5-Arrived at Port Royal.
brig Lewis L Squires, Nelson, New York.
14th-Arrived at quarantine, barRentine
Nushka, Davis from Para.
Georgetown, S c, Feb 15-Arrived. schrs C C
Lister Robinson, Philadelphia Matilda Brooks,
BlatchfOrd New York
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New Orleans Pa
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Feb IS. 1890 p. m.-Cotton-
Business good at hardening rates. middling up
lands 5l1d, niddling Orleans 5 9-l6d; sales
1900 bales, for speculation and export 1000
bales receipts 10 baes--Arnerican 1890
Futures-U pauds, low middlinR clause.
February and March delivery 5 Bod; March
and April $500 5 51-o4d; April and May
3s-6465 39-64d: May and June 540-64Q15 4l-64d;
June and July 5 42-64Q.5 1860; July and Au-
gust 8 AZ 64d5 4563d; August and September
81. m.-saies OF the day we're 9.4oO bales Of
American.
Futures-Uplands. low middling clause. Feb
r1lary delivery 35-C4d. sellers February and
March 35-e3d, sellers. March and April 51-J1d'
buyers: April and May 39-6id, sellers: May
sellers; July and August 45-tfd' sellers Au-
gust and September 45C4d. sellers; September
B 4J-G4d. sellers Market steady.
Good middllng uplands ll-1od. middlinR up.
lands B 1904 low middling uplsnds 3 1-lbd, good
ordinary uplands 5I4d. ordinary uplands ~;
good rniddllng Texas J3zd. rniddling Texas M.
low middling Texas 51fd, good Ordinary Ie1as
5std. ordinary Texas 5lsd; good uliddling Or
leans 51ld mlddiing Orleans MI. low mid
ding orleans 51Ed. good ordinary Orleans '7sa'
ID o. n.@Fatures. Uplands. low Hiiddllng
claus. February delivery S5-e4d. hlyeTt; FEB.
rlary and March Es-g5G buyer: March aud
April 5N4j4d. sellers; April AUD May 1syih'
sellers: May ald June Et5d, buyer. JUNE
and July tzsld ouyse. July aio . A4s,ss'
sellers. sspsember Ssstd. selers. MARKET
Nv YoaK. vs.. -. nosn.-cott01 quiet;
middling pplaBds iotse niafinF Orleans INC;
~ T.ii S MARKET orenes stesey va selss e
failews. Febrlary dsiigngy ~ ~. Mar's ~ ~.
April 70 co. Nay 70 fsei june ~ s'e' 9s'g
81 f4e
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cogsIggEEs.

Per steamer 81 Nicholas. from Fernandina and
iandiDgs-D 4 DaDcy, Baldwin X Co. l. = Leye
u FeTst & 90, Leo Roy Myers Co, nObr Bros
Bioogetf, ~ 4 Co II Nyers. Hieser 4 b. Geo v
Hecker, n Uennchs. ] Epstein Bro, Mrs n
Nfr1, u Y f1sndersOn, bbuckeHhelfuer q son.
3 X y, Pearson A - Order, ! y " nllains 4 ca.
ylner ifliery, DR. p Cor, D Dixon. J Lyach.
Hrs Darnetx.
f'er Charleston aiI1 eayannab Railway, Feb ~
n y CaliaRban, " n ElgLinT. = CubnetEf,
Egrler 4 y y nerrer & Bro y n Bernaaaln. VI
iifi0et Ni29 NieUlDg. W fssiasfsiD, y Gard.
~. y Eg1rteia x ~. hpps. q 3. - ktraiD u
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Macon, for Boston
30s bales cotton 81 tales dolnestics f,f45 pieces
p p lumber, 2 car loads lumber, l79 bbls rice $40
bbls rosin, 100 bbls spirits turpenrne 1919 pkgs
fruit and Vegetables, 10s bales hides ~ casks
oysters.
Per bark Ambassador CBrl, for Hamburg
4, 4Ol bbls rosn weighing 2,04i150 pounds; 3,57S
white oak staves-American Trading Society
and Rafael salas & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Fayal Jan 17-Bark Bertha Ger. Aim, from
Bull River, c, for Exmouth with phosphate
rock, was abandoned near Flores, as before
reported, afterward towed in and was again
abandoned on account Of bad weather, ard sank
at her mooringS, having sprung bad ie1k.
Bermuda, Feb Ozark Belted Will (Swl from
Pensacola TOR Antwerp, is reloading her cargo
of lumber
London Feb 14-Barlk Stanley (Nor), Rasmus-
sen, at Liverpool from Savannah, passed Feb g.
30 miles west Of Cape Clear, a 900 ton English
vessel, with all her upper masts gone She was
exchanging signals with another bark.
New York. Feb 14-Steamer San Marcos re-
ports that on Feb IL. lat 81, lon 20 40 passed
schr Florence Allen, from Brunswick for Bos
ton, with foretopmast and forenlasthead gone
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
bfILLINE RY
To the Public.
Prospectus for 5 ins and Summer 1883.

The unprecedented trade in Millinery Business dur
ing 1887 owing the constantly adding of Novelties and
the immense increase Of stock which is doubtless the
LARGEST OF ANY RETAIL MILLINERY IN AMERICA exclusive of
New York and our three large floors cannot hold them
Already mportations, DIRECT EUROPE
irving and ON Our THIRD FLooR opening NOVELTIES
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER in RIBBONS French FLOWERS and
Feathers in the Mosr BEAUTIFUL and NOVEL SHADES We
are sorry be compelled for of ROOM close
Winter Season soon which has been very successful,
and from today all Felt Hats Fancy Feathers and
Trimmed Hats will be sold PRICE. Our Ribbon Sale
will continue until further notice
=. KROUSKOFF,
MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE
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res ranged as follows:
- ~

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat higher; No. 2 red. cash 701a61
Corn nc higher: cash 1908, March delivery
4434c, May 1900 4616c. Oats steady; cash
29l4c, May delivery %Jy4c. Whisky steady at
81 90. Provisions better. but still weak
BALTIMORE. Feb 16.-Flour about steady and
quiet: Howard street and Western superhne 81 81
az rs, extra 50 O0lt3 ~. family S4OOG4 80; city
mills superne S237Gb2 60, extra 50 OOG,3 %: Rio
brands 81 7j655 co. WheaJ-Southern steady;
red 92095c, amber o4G91c; Western steady and
quiet No winter red, spot sac bid.
Corn-Soutbern steady but dull: white 57D5Sc.
yellow JoN,57c: Western steady and active.
CIScINEATI, Feb. 16.-F1our duh. Wheat
No. 2 red SgdSG12c. Corn steady; No. mixed
dI51Kc Oats quiet; No. mixed 33Gs3l6c.
Provisions-Pork duh at si4 80 Lard at 81 80
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged; short ribs
81 20. Bacon steady; short clear - IS. Whisky
at 81 %. Hogs weak: common and light "a O0lE
20, packing and butchers 50 l5in5 %.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10 Grain quiet: Wheat
No. 2 red. soc Corn-No mixed. 521zc. Oats
No 2 mixed. &c. Provisions quiet; Bacon
clear rib sides s. 621z clear sides g 81 shoulders
ST. Bulk mests-clear rib sides 81 75, clear
SIDES s. i21< shoulders Sc 90. Sugar-cured hams
sIl 75GtI2 9. Lard. choice leaf -.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. l6.-Sugars in good de-
Bland and a shade higher; Louisiana open kei-
Ty4c, fully iair 4s-lgg4ssc; louisiana centrifu.
gals, choice white 6ssc. choice yellow clarified
INC, prime do. Tsd0 li-iGc.
HAvAL sToaEs.
LOsDos. Feb ie.--TufpentiDe 2Js iikd.
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SPOKEN.

Charleston, Feb 15-Off the bar by Capt Ed
ward jenkins. OF pilot boat Henry Westerman.
schr Z Cranmer, for Savannah.
BY Capt w 7 Mcdonald, of pilot boat Chicora,
schr Georgietta Lawrence Wyatt, from Savan-
nah for New York
By Capt l. A Holborn, of tug Monarch, schr
Bessie Whiting, Dayton, from New York for
Brunswick.
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CI.FAREn YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Macon Lewis. BoSton-C
G Anderson. Agent.
Bark Ambassador (Br), Guthrie, Hamburg
Strachan 4 Co.