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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
Insinr nI.irict DIrrriorr.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
+. lialdcn. president and chief executive
officer James Ice, IT,, yloc.prcsideat, aud
James T. Petit
Board Of Public Works.. T.. Randlc,
ioundryman, Lymus Wallace, bos. driy.
man; I, J. Graham, merchant. Charles
Kncy, CAPITALIST sam llirsch, insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board--C. l.. Pullcn, expert
accountant
City Attorneys. +. Walker Of Mclcili
& Walker general attorneys
Engineer Niles Meriwclhcr, consulting
engineer and contractors rcicrcc.
Assistant Engineers aud Drlftsmcn-A.
I. He'll and Il. =. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey
on.
President Of Boari Of Hcalth-Dr. q. II.
Thornton, practicing physician In the city.
Secretary oi Board OF Health DR. +. A.
Williamson, practicing physician IN the
city.
Hospital Snrgron-Dr J. T. Black,
praciicing physician In the city
Health Otiiccr-D. u. Jackson, oiiico 81
boapl Of health.
Chief Of polcc-w. G. Davis.
Chiri OF Fire Department james v
Ryan.
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GENERAL lRADR

Flour took another jump IN the local mar.
! kct today Choice moved zap DE. fancy aud
extra fancy 2uc AMI patent, 90 TO Sc. Clear
rib eide bacon was advanced &C., Uthcr ar.
tirlr, unchanged.
Amount Of gain in stock at the elevators
Corn. q. Ns2 bushels. olis @,525 bushels aud
wheat 20, bushels.
Tho hui now sugar Of the season arrived
az New orleans on saturday 10 consisted u
twcniy-scvln barrels. clgs,cl prime yellow,
and vas considered very good Tor this time Of
the year and sold ~ sac per pound. Last
year thc firt new centrifugal sugar 10 arrive
was received on the 0ih Ut October
The suelr market continue. very quiet
Molas.e, ~ nominal, but there Is a good de-.
mand lur syrup. Clean rice Is iu good de-.
mlud, With prices firm and we'll maintained
In the New Iork grocery market the prin.
cipal feature " The continued movement in
value oi co0,'c but the stimulus IT, mainly
speculative and no,ual ioiol, are handled
carefully and suqirs gro huuly steady. aud
the ryst oi ,lc l'st batrly veil 1881 tanned.
uW cmrAUp WHAT N,ggTr
| Chandler Brown u co. OF Chirarn. M
I AN'lI MN'HN'N F'NINW ~ iNH gram market
say itwup'd SEEM ihli after thu aharp ai.
vance n wheat that reaction would b. In
order bot aI long o., ibc rt.at demand Tor
r'sh wheat c1nuuu,s in THE market. stIl
higher speculation prices seem inevitable.
Heavy huidrfs .ud during ,hs lat .cw dny.
enormous liuu, Of luus what bu, iht mar.
Lyt not only absorbed 40 un,ungs. but al.
,auDcl Sharply under % big demand inr
both long aud short account Tho market d.
i1 ouul.t,n that Warrants wilr Guctun.
t.pUs CT souo tina, 10 oumc. and Ne strongly
advise our friends To have nothing 10 IA
with wheat until che market become, settled
Tie slungih anil advance Ia wheat causrj
considerable uno1anrss among shorts In
corn ihc advance fum this sourcc. together
With heavy buying i'r outside account
forced au advance Of 1..c In near options
lloCoipia ar steadily decreasing. uul as %,
short Interest particularly in tie ucii
months. unusually i7r'. We believe hIgl
values will Do established.
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AZ noon Spps-stldg demand fair
Sales, 1000 bales oi which An. r.,ln 1000
Receipts 5,Op hllDs At which American 800
bales Closing quotations were ~ follows
Middliug uplunds, o ISL. midd.ur orleans
b1.,d
Futurc- oponcd steady ai decline and clos.
ed Wcak
lrha,c prices arn given in pence and Glhs
thus. as mcaus G}GM' and JuI mean,
b l-btl
AtIpms October. . 80 sellers. October.
November. 52l Her November December.
52i srllrr. pcDnmhDI .JWuly. %, buyer,
January hhrulrW H.lS buyer. February.
March 30 'llrr Marh April. 52p value
Aputiuy 5.22 scllcs. May.Juuc t2i sell.
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Cash quotntions were ~ follows:

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour-Stcn1y aud unchanged Patents,
81 2ia1j0. bakers In sacks siGJet5.VO
choice. tb.iOa59l, winter. Is 100000
No spring wheat, ti.t5A@LtGs, No. 3
spring wheat, p,cttsi o. No. . rcd, ,i.ia 50
i.iGh, No. corn, iie.c. No. 2 Data, 2Jkc
No. rye, GDc No. barley. nominal No.
ha1soed. sl.tO. prime timothy seed il.jo
Mess pork. per hrl, sii.d0 lard. per 100
lhs, $1,000 short ribs sides, llouscl SaiiH
p ~. dry saltcd shoulders thoxcdA Sssi u
Ct1Oo, short clear sides, lboxcd) $3.50
1000
Reccipis-Flour A.OoO brls wheat 5000
bu, corn. 25a,up bu, oats 2ii,OJO bu, rye,
1900 bu. barley, lot co.. bu.
Shipmcnts-llUur, 2I,O,D hris. wheat, .,
90 bu. corn, 91l, Uup hu, oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
GO0O bu. BARLEY. 5000 bu.
81. Loris. Mo-, OCT H-Flour-Quict aud
unchanged, ry
Whcat-Cash lover Options lower The
opening was ihCgt'sc decline and an irVgu.
LARRY lower market followed on ad,icvs II
dsclining markCtg elsewhere. After selling
2isM2t.c lower them was sharp reaction
with n weakening later aud the close Was
December, 2i.dnu,l MAY BE- below saturday.
closing prices. No ? red, cash, ti.ii; De.
ccmbcr ti.i5CtLl1i.. closing at iii61.;
MAY, isi.GgLAlis. closing at k.iS..
tor. November a513Ssc. closed NJ S3kc,
asked. year 3i,.c JANUARY, nE@S3'sc, clos.
ing NJ 3IAc. MAY 1Gr closing NJ 3,ikd9Gc
Oais-fiuncf; No > cash, 2lkc May,
pa1t.c. October 2li.c. asked year ~. C
bid. November. 23'.c bid, Dcccmbor. 2i'lc
bid
Ryc-Aciiye, No 2 cash, 5Gh@57c.
Corn mcal-t2lh
Flaxsccd-Sealy tiJ3
Hay Market gluttcd. prairie, E.0o@s55.
timothy, tii.O0al2uN.
rroyisions-Dull and weak and lower
Pork -!t5 75GslOO1. tard-rnme steam.
tpi0. Dry salt mcnts-Shoulder> Ss6
longs aud ribs. $685. short clear Sggn
liacon-Shouldcr s12i. long, and ribs.
si0 tOaiOJe short clear. fiO.5OCtlOS5i !.
ilams-sti. bONlAOO
Reccipts-flour, 1890 brlG wheat 5000
bu. corn, "a, 0O0 hu. oats 1900 bu.ryc, il,OJO
bu barley, Gaoo In
shipmcnts-flour 10000 brls wheat q, q.
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'"a' From sinU white. 'ir. niycl. i7r.
fum lriUr ur fti.f white. u huIt a.. tt
Er.ks. 'ir miNrl in bulk &c. boz stets. 5ls
lr,N Prom siuIr. 49,. ifum i,v,r uf dc.
UUt elauH
NNH' huiDr. from store ON. car loal
ium l.,c' ur depot sl1sEfIEW. prime
iuim siur. ,uh,sit r1T iHIi lr.m lrtos uf
depot flih UuIur. from sfuru. himpg.
clI luad ium lyt,y ur depot tIu UHii u1.
utra- lrum stuIr. white w.. MIXED. gIr.
ium luyco or depot white be- bulk. gF.
from lU,Hg uf depot white. iu bulk. $500 IN
socks. SO. EiKcl. bon bulk. .1s. in sacks. sic
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., oct s.--rhe D,Orcrs' Journal
reports: Cattlc-receipts 1900 shipments
5000. Market slow; natives l0c lower;
bccyCs, SGOO@G35; steers S2.35d6.OO, stock
ors and feeders, S2.UOd3i0; cows, bulls and
mixed, Sl.3j@3OO; Texas cattle, Sl.5j@3l0
western rangers, 50. 2j@ lis.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1900; shipments, 1900
Market slow. Zoe lower; mixed, $5.iOd0,3O
heavy, SGOO@GI5; light, SjGJ@50O skips,
S3aO6tj.35.
shccp-Rcccipts, 5000; shipments, $500
Market steady. natives, S3OOM30O; west.
crns, S3OO@3.GO, Texans, S27jg3OO, lambs,
a tHlCtl IA
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600 bu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats, 1900 bu rye,
1000 bu; barley, 10000 Blu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct. S.-Wheat-
Steady. No. 2 red, cash, 81 .0S asked Noyem'
Der, Sl.Oo asked; December sales at 81 n
May sales at $i10k No, 3 red, cash, gc
asked No. 2soft, cash, $l.l0h; asked De-
cember sl.0s@l.ll asked; May, Sl.l5h bid,
$l.16A asked
Corn--Rcceipts, $1,000 bu; shipments, -;
quiet No. cash, no bids nor offerings the
year, 2S1c bid, 3Oc asked May, sales at
3lHc
Oats-No. . cash, 2OI1c bid; May sales at
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AIAnIrn.
gncrlai Dispatch 10 Inc Appoai

CAino. H., Oct. s.-fhc Baton Rouge and
New South got here carly this marning The
river ], much improved from Cape Girirlcuu
out hy cutting out. The Baton Rouge Il
adding lightly ana will get away tonight
The Guiding Star left here az $50 O'Clock
tonight deeply loaded, for New orleans.
Capt Wise tCluguphs lac will send out the
Buckeye and Granite State next week from
Cincinnati. The Henry Lowry leave, this
evening with six barge. Tor New Orleans
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I'ro,tslons

fi'H NlrLrul hsli bfls No l. $3.50. No.
. $500 tuIb. AZ Nu. .. "A ~ M "A On
NJ. q tlin Dy lrfnnr. family. ~ Ter
bpN W & Hoe herring. TALL hri. Ell sA. 80.
llu iu'ur,u lim. mc,s pork. tiTD
Wlh.' fuWr yurrd hams 1908. brak.
iH.' ht,Hu iiHilU clear uh sides bacon
luh,r shoulders. Ustpi IT,. bulk pork clear
stole, io'sr clear rib sides. pt.c. long clear.
pisl shoulders ,smtAc.
lNGn lu. iOsg. half brls. lose kcru.
lose riluiuc kettle. ~ stilisc. firm.
Pos. ftu-Bar,ls tDOO half bfls, 500.
kcla, t2ul
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CIry Mru=SuuiHnd g. $50, o.. city
pearl. e. t'tl ir pcifl flrr quiet
liE,vs tSp rgU-Ni,y beans. e. IN. mo.
iiuW. ftuu
oar NE,i- iu half lfls. e. 60 from store
tEk,rtr.- >,lU, treble rVtfu. o.. Fusrr
suIrs. SION escorted iumbics. iufisr.
on, Im rri.t.r.. s'.fIp..
lpH.u Hlum STORES common. Cd yl.tlOl
family tie.tl,u. ghuirr, 81 asa 81. fancy.
tlal..l.el. yNin fancy ttal.N ID. pairut
th iNhNA riruUr rul lI,HurIrH
'uN.Aw MWNrHlu Ll,f hris sljl from
siHrr
llUuiN, hNu Duttt Prom stnn. fJg5
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Grnin md rrcYI,Iona.

CWCAGo, ILL.,, Oct s.-A fair business was
transacted in wheat today aud the same ncr
vous and unsettled feeling which LA, pre-
vailed lately eXi..ul. Fluctuations were
frequent ana yio ul, and considerably lower
prices established than ruled al the close Of
saturday. The strong closing saturday
brought In some Hing and also lair num-
Der OF buying order bat there is no doubt
that there was moro disposition ON the part
of local opcrutOrs TO realize, and the offerings
were quito large, While tine buying was re-.
ported TO be priu. pglly 10y outsider. Tie
opening was unsettled, with sales mace from
tritlc under TO 3,u over the closing figures
OF saturday, then declined irrcgulnriy 'Cg
5lsc, rallied nc ilgrU1tod and closed about
. r. lower for December and -,4c lower Tor
May than the clU.u. figures Of saturday.
fair dogIca OF activity was manifested IN
corn, the feeling lD.'- rather unsettled, and
fluctuations wcr. within la.r range. The
opening was weak Irt sales icing "a 1c
uu.r. ihc CLOSING prices Of Saturday, after
which the markp SOFA Of '.c, advanced lsc.
reacted Lc, brrguy lirmcr aud sold up
Is.c, ruled irfcg, r aud closed with Outo.
Lpr and NoycmorT .HHut the same rs Satur-
Gay. The influence governing the s.tra-
ton were To q grnH' EST n local, the opera
lions Of pruminou. trader having consider
able 90 DO with thr course Of the market
OllN MtiN Mtnh NNN'I ANN lHhN'U'f VI u
lieht demand, easier market for wheat aud
corn aud expected heavy receipts. Near
futures show 70 decline. May was the
active option nnd closed .c easier.
IN mess pork moderate activity was noted
carly. Opening sale, were at materially
Wcr prices on IT, near futures, due to fair
offerings aud an absence Of dcmnud. The
deferred futures although sympathiling 20 u
moderate extent we're comparatively steady.
\ rally followed the decline and the market
closet QUOT aud steady 90 2JH2jc advance
on October ana November, anu >, lc on jan.
uary
4 weak feeling developed Ia October lard
and prices declined i5c from saturday S
closing. owing to little demand. November,
year ard January received the most attcu-
ton.
The nrst two named declined CSC. while
January only brukc i9i.c. Late IN the day
q rally occurred that carried prices 60 about
OPENING figures.
The market for short ribs was moderately
active and prices ranged lower. Offerings Of
October were ircc and price, declined 22I!c.
January broke To-
The leading futures RANGED as follows;
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Cnlinn nrr,i I,rn,InrI.-

ruiNF CuuDr Ou..-Numinnl. primo sum.
mes yellow. i6tti5, prime summer white
i@c, choice cooking summer yellow.
iSrIJr: cotton seed meal, si7.5lglsUO. less
than car load. satu0
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Kidding Cotton, 6-loc-
Sales Today, 5000 Bellies The Tone
of General Market is Steady Meats
Firm.
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Movement. M the Lercr.

Arrivnls-Rcsolutc Ohio river
Departures -Rcs1luic. New Orleans. Kate
Adams Arkansas city; Coahoma, Upton
Vile, Rosa Ice osccola; James Ice, Friags
Point.
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stage OF the IliyeP..

OrriCE stsNAL SERVICE q. e A..
MrNrnis. Tom, OCt. :. sam
The following observations Frc taken nt all ftn
lions uamri in tie 7ith meridian umc, which 4
unf hour later than Memphis time.
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stcnmhonts Leaving.

TUESDAY.
Iiptonyillc .............-G sYO'D, Bpm.
~ franci, river ......-RgNE McCGEADY, pm.
New orleans .............C gTN 90 BATON ROUGE pan
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INIiiANUr UIuTATIuVa

Ordinary. nominal good ordinary. rumi.
nal low 'n.iiling si5lDa m.Illuf. % .il.e
god mililiuz % DlGe m.idlIns fair
Oi8iGr. hiE nominal
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OIL ana ru-rentinr.

CLEVELAND o., Oct. s.-Petrolcum steady;
=. ". ll6'. ne
WILMINGTON, \. c.. Oct. s.-Turpentinc
firm, Zoe
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COTTON MARKErs

The local cotton market opsnel easy anal
clu'cd cH.y' miidl.ns p'IDg s1IU. lUpi
bales including y" bales satu rlby evening
Of when 20" halr Co exporter arI ~
bale 30 spinner
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TIE RIVERS.

NEw loRK, Oct S.-Thorc was a lair de.
maud for miscellaneous as.Orlmonts.
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wool.

ST. Lovis No, Oct. s-Wool-Steady
and UNCHANGED
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HoLIowuoRN, CAKED BAGS.
GRUB A HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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MUSTANG LlKIMENT

cunRS PILLS., BURNS, CUTS. CoRNs
ShUlsEs. CiilLBLAIN3 a FgosTBITEj
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LONDON, Oct 500 p.m.-Consols closed
at 90 l5.l6d for money and % 3-lGd for the
account, The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank of England on balance today is
100000
PARIS, Oct S.--Thrce per cent. rentcs,
SCI 2jG for the account.
BANK CLENRlNGs
Cncloo, H.. Oct s.-Bank clcarings, Sli,.
$4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, oct. s.--Clcarings Si,03i,-
O76; balances, Sj21727.
BosroN, Mass. Oct. S.-Clcarings Sl0,20i,-
400 balances, $iGIi,i2i
BALTIMORE. Md, oct S.-Clcarings, 81
0i0 0JS; balances sliU622.
PHILADELPHIA, 20, oct, s.-Clcarings, So
HOB balances, ,'3l,1lO
Nrw YoRK, Oct s--Clcarings today, $40,
OSS 16l: balances, alS1l, so
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ArrrALOrrIcI

ARR A. OFFICE,
MONpAY EyrSING, Oct :, 1884
Money active, supply somewhat lmIcdi
bank rates, : per cent
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BACDING--ll 'gmlJc.
rowpEa-kcp, 500, half kegs, $40
quarter kegs. -l1j.
Iu=-e l.l5Utl2b.
suuT-Dror Sllj, buck, $40.
l,Nu--GU.
TAiLuW-=3tic.
TpWrco--Common, 2j@3ic; other grades,
8tt,s.p.
syrW-Garrrtts slOSj: Ralph's, slO2j,
Dental Scotch, $1,000 Railroad, 80 -, Gail
* "A, 5000.
CoAL Ou-rdmc white, wholesale lots,
Oar per gal.
MuOI-iiurry grease wool, unwnshcd, ~
n 1895 clear grease wool. 2OM2ic, bury,
washed. 2pH,F tub washed, 3Octjic.
lEUFVNNH =lsH2uc.
NNI#-lrun. 500. steele, SEQ
lliur,-nry iliut, No. !, lie; No .. lac:
dIy sailed, 81; so p 0r grron slltci No. ],
Csc. No. , i'4c, green, is5C; shccpskius,
larHsi go. iirm.
NusSY-Stnight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 InHGOt Robinson and Lincoln counties.
Tenn. hrm Slju.tiOO eastern ryrs, 81 $50
bub, according 10 age and make. common
whisky, inWsljn, according 90 proof. moth.
Ing under 80 pes cent quoted.
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7. p. r. q. TT. reefs, 42sz
Union Pacific lists, ia t.
West Shore, 1917
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Momsehnld smrpIIc..


ArrLEs- .ijOn22 - per brl Drol ap.
pies 3"3llc per III, from store lr,td
pea, he's. 3tGic, from store
FEyir-lirm Orang s. $500 pr box.
Lemons, S30)@3jO per box, Bananas Sl.0O
U2uJ per bunch.
EDos-Steady. Boxes, lie; cases, iSc.
EAIsiNs--l.ondonl layers, 81 5O(y3 90 layers,
g21 California, ~ jO@3OO.
BrLTrE-Buttcrinc ljc creamery, DC;
dairy, lsc; country butter, l2igOgl5c
CfnEr-Oarki $3.50 per brl, aud $3.50 per
hall brl.
NErGlR-Per gal, l0Ml2c.
NrDEfNGLEs-OnionS sl.lj per brl. Cab
hagc-Loo,c, st. Louis 5GGc, Chicago, SO
&C.. kuut-rcr brl, 500; half brl, 800.
Garlic so per 100.
Nrrs-Cocoanu,s 500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, 4 is6Gc; Tennessee turner's stock.
JAtf ic-roastcd, 2 isc higher, shullud 6Ggic.
lCuJn,, Texas, pHl2c.
rouLrN chickens, young, Sl.5O@225;
mixed, S2UOm22,, hens, - 5pm27j.
FlrKus- nrls, 500 hnlf hriS, 500.
P'TiroE.-Firm Il 20 per bril- sacks Csc;
sweet, ~ Tor hrl
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MUSTANG LlNlMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS nv KFPT IN SHOP
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACToRYi
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

HEALS INFLAMMATION, OLD soREs.
CAkED BREASTS a INSECT biTESl
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Now York Dry Gonds Mnrlsei.
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toes, 2 lbs, standard, s5c, 3 lbs, standard,
Sl.05. Strawberries $l.25. Raspberries, Sl.25.
Blackberrics, 800 Green cages $l.25.
Pears, SEQ Plums, $500. Asparagus, 500.
Green corn, Sl.OOiGl.i5. Green peas, 81 20.
Cove oysters full weight, III, 0jc lbs,
Sl.55, light weight Csc; lbs, 500 Con-
dcnscd milk-Crown, $500; Eagle $40;
Swiss 800. Salmon, 81 75@l.Sj SIrdines,
$40 mustard s,rlincs Si75. Mackcrcl,
1926 herring mackcrcl, sl05.
SUGAR-Purc white, Sc; of while &C;
yellow clarified, S@SHc; refined A, Sc;
standard graduated, S%@Sl4c powdered,
SIZE cut loaf, SAc strong.
toFFEE-C ummon, ll4c; ordinary, l513c;
fair, l6i.c prime Rio, lsc; choice to fancy,
l0c old government, 3ON32c; strong.
SALr-Saginaw, Sl30@l.3i pr bril- Ohio
river sl2J@l,2j per brl; SKIS fine, Sl.3jg
lao coarse, $liOGL15; pkts, 2}iCglc.
lucE-LOuisiana, j@54ci Carolina, &c;
quiet
CANDIEs-S lex, all sizes, in bxs pals and
hrls sole, fancy assorted, 0@l5c; extra
fancy, lSM25c firm.
tHEr,l--Primc fats, 7@yc New York IA -
tory, s3'c; full cream, ne; Young Amer
lea, re.
soar AND CNvDLEs-Soap, 3,5@5c; can
dies full weight O}!c.
STARCH-Bt -m8lsc
MoLNssr--L ui,iuna common 10 fair, 20
d2hC, = inc choice, $50 3S,; fancy, IOCa Toe;
centrifugal common TO fair, 2OG2jc; primo
to choice, 3O3JoG syrup, 2Ota iOci quiet
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Tennessee niidla ID Railway
niinols Central CM. 8 4. Division.

Leaves Arrlvai
~. q. Mall.~5:Oj pm sN. O. Mall.........7iO a. IN
Freight....... ..S % pm frcght............1aD IN
Shrdis Accmn..a:li am Sardis Accm'n. $40 -
Mail trains will stop nc fag stations. NOncOnnV'
Aldens, STATIONS crossing, Tallahatchie Tank
and Rivcnlale when slgnnlcd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
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Tho following iist will ho corrected -gmi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY. JUNE &C. 1888

10 Cincinnati. aud in 1854 removed 70 In
danapolis, Ind, where be has since resided.
He was elected reporter OF the State SUI
preme Court in iS60. aud In 1862 entered the
Federal army as second lieutenant OF lndi.
ana volunteers. After short service in that
capacity he Organized a company IN the
Seventeen Indiana regiment, and on the
completion % the regimen. was elected It's
colonel lie served through the civil war
and January %, 1865, Was commissioned
brevet igadler.geuerll. After the war he
resumed he Office OF Supreme Court report
er. In 1875 he was the Republican candr
date for Governor ~ Indiana and was de-
tested by a small plurality. In 1873 Presi:
dent Hayes appointed bin on the Mississippi
River Commission and IN 1880 he was elected
United states senator from Indiana, taking
his seat March 4, 1881.
LevI 4. Morton.
Levi Parsons Morton was born in Shore
ham. Yer, May lG, 1924, and started life in
a country store. In 1850 he became MEM
Der OF Boston mercantile frm, but in 1854
removed 10 New York and established the
firm OF Morton & Grnnell. 10 1868 be
founded the banking house OF Morton. Bliss
& Co. in New York and that Of Morton,
Rose d Go. in London. The latter were the
fiscsl agents Of the United States Govern
ment from 1873 to 1854. IRE two firm, were
active in negotiating United states
bonds and in the payment OF
the Geneva award aud the Halifax
fishery award. In 1873 Mr.. Morton was
appointed honorary commissioner TO tue
Paris Exposition. and in the same year was
elected % Congress 81 a Republican. lie
was reelected in 1850 President Garfield
saf
the Navy or Minister to France. aud he
chose The latter position. filing 10 from 1881
TO 1855. He was American commissioners
general to the Paris Electrical Exposition,
and represented the United states at the sub
Marine Cable Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

GTBBs-Died. a. e:5S 2. NJ June 25. 1884. Mrs.
SERENA A. GIBBS. wife Of Y. (. Gibbs, IN her
sixty eighth year.
residence, No. - south Cherry street THIS
Cuesday) EVENING. June 2tth. 81 $50 O'clock.
Friends invited 70 attend
Petersburg and LyncaDurg papers please copy
GOODE.-Dled, June Is, fSsS. At seven minutes
10 II O'Clock A. NJ. at his residence after brief
illness. ALBERT GOODE, In the sixty-seventh
year OF his age.
lie was for many years an employee Of tho
Chesapeake anu ohio railway.
Funeral will take place from Legh-steet
Baptist church AZ O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
Friends aud relatives invited 20 attend.
Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy.
HENDERSON Died, a. Louisville, n.y., on
the eth instant at DIS A. NJ, Mrs kLlZABEfu
A., wliow o. the lato John X. Henderson. IN The
seventy third year o. Der age.
Her remains will reach here tjd Chesapeake
and Ohio train AZ oclOrk THIS (fueStay)
AFTERNOON. Her friends aud relatives arc
Invited 70 meet them at the depot -
MELTuN.-Died, Sunday, June "a. 1888. a, her
residence, No. 81 south Pine street. after a linz
gering illness, Mrs. kl.LA 4. MILLION, daughter
Of the late JOhn REID.
Tue funeral took place from Pipe-Street Rap
tist church Monday evening, June xih. Al q
o'clock.
SEALING. Died. sunday June "A. isSS. az lies
a. NJ OF typhDtd~tefoT. IN We seseoty- eocOnl
year Of his ass, JOAN RICHARD sEAIIN0.
Funeral TUESDAY. June ejs6. ~ q O'Clock q.
Nj. from ST. Johns German Evangelical church.
Eighth and Marshall streets. Friends aud ao-
auaintanees respectfully invited.
SHELToN.-pled. June "a, tsS3 ala O'Clock A
NJ, az her residence. hickory Well. Hanover
county, Mrs MARY X shkLfON, widow u tho
lale DR.. n 7. shelton, Ia her nfty-6fth yeaa
Fuaaral viii take place ftom her residence
MONDAY, June 18th ~ O'Clock A. ". Relatives
aad friends VI The family are respectfully in
ytted 10 asiend. uer remAins will To inssgged q
| ToripgQa. hing William eoensy