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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24
Binders.

Dunlavy & Roe are selling the light
steel frame Osborn. The unparalleled
success they are meeting with in TAX
ing orders is due to the fact that the
machines are warranted to give salts
faction and to do a wider range OF
work than any other machine on the
market. Farmers be sure and call at
their store and examine this binder be-
fore giving your order.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

Salina for next year pays two of its
high school lady teachers S65 per month,
two grade teachers, $55; seven, $50,
and six, SIS. Sup't. Owen receives
81 500 for the year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

Numbers of new and old subscribers
are every day taking advantage of our
generous offer of the Kansas City
Journal free with the weekly during
the campaign.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24
Complimentary.

The putting of a new head on the
Abilene REFLECTOR seems to have in
fused new life into it and it is better
than ever now Harrington Tribune
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

G. B. Colby received shipment of
fine thoroughbred Holstein-Freisan
cattle Sunday night. They are from
Michigan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24
Marriage License No. 800.

Judge Seeds issued Wednesday
morning a marriage license to Herman
Staatz, aged so, and Wilhelmena
Schelet, aged %, both of Junction City.
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Marriage License No. 799.

Probate Judge Seeds issued Monday
morning a marriage license to Henry
Engle, aged az, and Lena Hastings,
aged "a, both of Detroit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

Abilene's handsome mail carriers,
Messrs. Seeds and Cantwell, blossomed
out today in elegant summer helmets.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

The race track is being worked upon
every day, and is approaching perfec-
ton. Abilene may well be proud of it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24
FRANK A. SMALLEY,

The Republican county delegate con-
vention is called for July 2lst, four
DAYS before the State convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

Mowers and binders are in demand.
Shoekey & Snider have a full line of
both. 3S-3U
The celebrated Johnston gold and
steel spectacles and eye glasses, Scotch
pebbles, at f. Suffer 81 Co.'S. 1874
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

Shockey s. Snider carry full and
complete stock of hardware and imple-
ments. They are the only agents for
the Deering self binders. 3s-3t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

The best watches and clocks for the
least money, at E. Suffer & Co.'s. 1874
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

The largest stock of diamonds,
watches, jewelry and silverware, at E.
Suffer & Co.'s. 39-4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

To RENT-My residence, S12 West
North Third street. Eight rooms, good
well, good cistern, good barn, hydrant.
On street car line. o. L. MOORE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-24

south Platte Valley. 1000 acres, Easy terms
Craps sure. Good markets. Healthful climate.
The place for prosperous homes. Write, enclos-
ing stamp. TO WILSON FRANCE, Atwood,
Logan County, Colorado.
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Abilene, Kas., May "a, 1885.
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q. G.. STERL & CO..
Leaders of Low Prices.
ABILENE MARKETS.

ABILENE, KAs., May II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
alraeeriea

srdu Pure white. O1.c: on white.
0ig,. yellow clarified, III. aUfsc. open kettle
h'.@hA. rrinod 4. G1ic. standard grinu.
lated 5's@7A.r. plantation grinnlmtl. - so
$50 powdered, 7ai@sc' cut loaf '9t@sc;
siunE
Rios Louisiana, 5'a@0'sc, Carolina. ~.
@hA.r. nun.
Ctspir. -siick.. al slle.. IN bayc.. nail,
and barrel, 1'sea,g fancy assor,cd, a)tgiog
luu.
so.ri ,Sp C,yplrs .s5ap s6S'.c, can.
dlr., full weight, Niftnr.
Curr.r.-Ncw Nork iiriory. n. iull crram.
llHil'rU Young America. lac.
toitrt Common, iS'tg ordinary, ~
fair irtM'acc prime Rio, .u'sh2iC:
choice 90 fancy, s2@2lc, old government
saginaw. 81 a5Gi 20 per- barrel;
slr H. fine. u S,fti ~ coarse. N t0fti ~.
pockets. hloachcd, % -. miXci barrels.
$40 IN mixed, 2ktt7c.
CANNrp Oouus-l'nc apples o. 2,fi ~.
ruchrt pounds. standard. D.. pounds,
sinidarl ~ g. sccnuds. ~ -. Tomatoes.
pounds. standard. tifti 49, pounds.
standard u 2sfti ~ Strawberries. 81 ~.
Rasphrfrics " % Blarkbcrrics, 81 ib@t -.
Grcn gigrs, Al 5Sfl ~ Pears, ~ 5aa2 -.
/ flums N Uiffi ~. Asparagus, a. 1894 -.
Green corn. VI 2iai Is. Green peas, 81 Ooos
/ ] ~. Cove uYhirr, fall weight pound, ti.
2pounds, 81 O,t.i IS. light weight pound
OpgGS 2pounds siCti 10. CONDENSED
milk. tUNn, - ijai 81 Eagle a. -
swiss. 80. salmon, y ssr,iinc'' %
/ muslarl arlinrs. ". Mackcrcl. o. ~
herring mackerrl, VI %
Mot Louisiana common 10 fair. 2sC
Joc prime ~ chpieo 9,e lnc fancy, tlottbc
common 10 fair @'e2ir. prime ~ choice, ?
9jJc, syrup 40itiig ,ioaiy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YoRE. Jan. i0-Moncy on call easy
at Sh@ils per cent; last loan 4; closed oilcr-
cd at g.
Prime mercantile paper 5is@7Jf per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 49,
for sixty day bills aud isGls for demand.
Government and State bonds we're dull
and steady.
There was very little Of the stock market
today, some buying Of st. Paul. Reading aud
W,sicm Union In the forenoon, and Uuion
Parillc and few " the investments stocks
at advancing figures In the afternoon was
nht ~ all Of Interest that occurred during the
entire day. The tmdiug was throughout oi
tie usual professional character with very
little Of that, and fluctuations were the mar
rowost that have been seen. not one I the
leading stocks being traded In over q ringc
OF morc than - per cent 40 the samc time
there was firm undert'n' 10 the spccula.
ton which showed No change throughout
the day. The co ~ was very dull aud steady
at Insignificant changes only from Saturday :
iinal prices. The iinnl changes are about
equally divided between small gains and
equally small losses the maximum dife'.
cncc among leading stocks being only \ per
cent The trading IN railroad bonds pre-
scented n marked contrast 10 that w shares,
being both active aud decidedly strong
throughout the day. Sales tl,GOGO. The
total sales Of stocks today were IL, Us shares.
Closing quotations.
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General News.
SLEHTrNe.
Business dull
RIVER rising steadily.
DIsAoREEABLE on the leyee.
The Arkansas river is rising at Fort Smith.
VERY little doing ON the landing ycster-
day.
The Chickasaw leaves tomorrow for White
river
The Eugene is overdue from Arkansas
river
THE Tennessee and Cumberland rivers are
falling.
The Paris C. Brown is overdue from New
Orleans.
The Iron Age, with her tow, is due from
CART. PnrSS STARR Of the snag-boat John
X. Meigs, is in the city.
TnE Rene Macrady, Capt. Joplin, leaves
today for st. Fancis river.
IT was slippery on the wharf yesterday
and very little hauling was done.
TuE Dacotah, en- route from New Orleans
10 st. Louis, should pass here today.
The James Lee for the lower and the Rosa
Lee for the upper coasts had fair trips out.
THE City OF Cairo will arrive tonight, and
leave again tomorrow evening for Nicksburg
DURING the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday, the river here rose foot
4 inches.
tbs Mary Houston was at Cairo yesterday,
and may pass here tonight on her way 10
New Orleans.
IT Is given out that Il will cost $4,000 to
break up the steamer Great Eastern, which
was recently sold for $4,000.
The Gayoso, Capt W. p. Hall has been
detained by bad weather, but will probably
be found in port this morning, 10 leave this
evening for Tiptonyille and all way points
on the upper coast.
The DeSoto, Capt. NJ. NJ Deem leaves
here at o o'clock this evening for Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati, and all
way landings ON the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers. Harry Proctor has charge Of the
office.
Carr. An STORM, the Mcmph 5 superinten
dent Of the Anchor line, has returned from
business trip TO 81. Louis. The genial cap
tain Is looking hale and hearty, and was roy
ally entertained by his st. Louis friends
and he's got lots Of them.
OWING 10 the bad weather and being un-
| able To have orders filled, the Kate Adams
laid over and leaves this evening for Helena,
Terrcne, Concordin, Arkansas City and all
way landings. Capt. Mark Cheek COM
mands, with Capt. VIM. Banker Lew Price
and Harry Best In the office.
THE ~. Louis and Illinois river trade Is IN
have q new steamer. She Is 10 be n stern
wheeler. and will be the property Of Peter
lIaupiman, the tobacco merchant and
owner Of the City Of Alma. The contract
has already been let to Hopkins, Of Du-
buque, and the contract Il that the work,
which Is now In progress, shall be com
| plcted by June I. The steamer Is 10 be IN
length 2O2 feet "a feet beam, lI-inch cylin-
der, 2i-inch buckets. with the wheel q feet
high. She will probably be named after q
town on the Illinois river. Capt. Joe Null
len will walk the hurricane roof Of the new
| boat.
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single dishse has oniailed more suffering or
hasicncd the bncaklnv up u 'hc constitution than
Caihuh, The sense OF smell. Of taste, 81 sight OF
hearing thc human voice. the mind-onc or morc.
aud soucii,~ ALL Yield to ~ destructive inincncr
The poison n distributes throughout the system al.
tneks every vital i0rrc, aud hnaks up he mot
robust Of cuusiluiions lFunrd, hccaufe but little
undcrsinoi, w. most phYlcians, iinpoicntly a..
sailci hy guards aud chafninus thosc suffering
from II hayu little hope Ia D. rrlicyUd II ID this
side II the HfaNc. u i time. then that the popu.
lar treatment ol this terrible disease BY vincflcs
within The rcarh NJ all passed Into hands At One
competent and lfustwrthY. The new and Hitherto
untrlcd mcti..-, adopted By w. SANFORD Ia The
yrJpamtlon 81 his hAniCAt Cuur has won tho
hearty approval ~ Thousands II u iusantaneons
~ aorilhn relief IN all bead colds snccfing fuui.
Illus and olsifuctcl breathing, aud rapidly o..
lnotts The most Oppressive symptoms. clearing the
bead, Nc,euing The htcaih, r'sl0flng ihefcnscs "
smell, iasic aud hearing aud ncutriilGing the con.
tututional tendency OF the disease toward the
lungs, liver and kldncyt.
taNIptpH hAnicAl Ctnr consists Of one bottle
Of the h,ne A. Cunf, one boS u CArAnhrAL sOt.
VIM, and lNrnovFp iNnAttm pficc. u.
ruftTH nnrg a CHEMICAL 90 uosrux.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1885,

per bu. Cabbage--Ncw Louisiana, $il15;
Mobile, $jG6pe crate. Kraut-Barrels, ~;
halfbarrcls, S. Garlic-$l per 100.
Quail, 81 rs per dozen; squirrels, 75c
per dozen. Venison-Wholc deer, 59Gc;
saddles, l0@l2c. Wild ducks, 1902 26 per
dozen. Rabbits, 81 90 per dozen. Prairie
chickens, S. per dozen. Wild turkeys, 5og
Toe.
PouLrRY--Chickcns spring, s2a2 90; hens,
81 50a2 70; turkeys, Sos; dressed chickens,
81 COOS; turkeys, 10@lIc per pound;
ducks, S2a2 25; geese, $3a4 per dozen.
PICKLES Barrels, ~ so; half barrels, 81.
EGGs--Steady at lsc.
RusIYs-London layers, 50; layers, % rs;
California, 81 D.
Nurs--Cocoanuts, 81 90 per 100. Pea
nuts--Virginia, &c; Tennessee, stock,
3Gl &c; roasted, 2I9c higher; shelled, l0c.
Pccans--Tcxas, 9lgl2c.
-Buttcrine, l6Glsc; creamery 30
Gl3ic: dairy, ls@2ic; country butter, l5G2O.
CinEg-New York, 80 50 per brl and s. 80
per half bril-
PorAroEs-Firm, selling at SOL 20 per bu,
s. 75a3 - per brl; sweet potatoes, $292 70
per brl.
ViyE9AR--Pcr gallon l01l5c.
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The aueen,- Ostrich rea,hers.

Prom the Merchant World
Among the many jubilee gifts received
by Queen Victoria were some splendid
specimens Of ostrich feather work from
the cape. There were two huge screens
made Of them, one OF silver irctwork hold.
ing fan shaped oxpansc Of this precious
plumagc four feet across, ~ white ns snow,
aud ~ silkily, softly curlcd ~ the hair Of a
two year old child. The other WIS some.
what smaller, only the screen was heart
shaped and vas Of black feathers set IN
gilt iliscc. They were gifts worthy an
empress aud have been extmvagantly adj.
mircd. but more female attention has been
bestowed on the feather cloak accompany.
ing them, which Is valued at "a great many
hundred pounds. This II circular com.
ing TO the knees, Of black gauzc ON this
" scwcd row after row, all slightly over.
tapping. OF ostrich plumagc stripped from
the quill and laid ON horizontally. Every
feather u selected, and IL II the glOssicsl
and curlicst black. II u lined throughout
with black sunni, and Is n regal garment.
Its weight does not exceed very few
pounds, and its warmth Is almos, II moi
quite equal 10 q scalskin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

Corn was absolutely featureless. May opened
at b41sc and ranged for the day between
63Iscg54Hc, closing at the latter figure.
While provisions were Father quiet, there
was still an undertone 81 strength TO the
market AS the session Aadt anced II was de-
yeloped that there were some very good buy
Ing orders for pork around $40 10, and May
did not touch this fgurejexcopt momentar-
lily but once during the morning. There
were several bulgcs TO $40 0o@l7 ~, which
was the opening price, and May
bulged up TO SIS 20 at the close. May lard
sold at 81 Gota7 20 and closed at 81 65. May
short ribs sold at 81 oo@Ie7,i, and closed at
The visible supply Of grain on January IA,
rs compiled by the secretary of the Chicago
board OF trade, was Ms follows: Wheat, 49,
2i3,353 bu; decrease, 8is,3s3 bu. Corn, O.
053, l5i bu increase, 555,400 bu. Oats, $751;
PSI bu; decrease, 2ll ,0s9 bu. Rye, 3i4, 2OG
bu; increase, l3,645 bu. Barley, 3,223,Ss0
bu; increase, i,5l5 bu.
The leading futures ranged Ms follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

Hoo fnnpucfs-Stfonn mess pork SIC,
sugar cured hams, iii.Ctlilsc, breakfast
bacun, II 'toiec, bulk pork, clear sides \ ~,
clear rih sides, SIC, lungclcar, y .c. shoul.
dcrs, Gi,c.
LAnn-Tirrc,, &c. half brls. 5'ic. kegs
10 choice kettle. Sifmnac llrm.
fi,n-N ackcri. half barrels No. 7, " 80
No. ., AZ o. No. q 81 ~ iOlh kit, No. 4,
" it.No. 2, 81 ~. No. 3 ~ o.. Dry her.
ring, family. sc per hoS.
l'iua frEt illrrls, 4 81 half barrels,
iittt IN. krs. a -.
fursu ME,u -Cholcc beef. headquarters,
Ito =. iprsluarirr.. ; 10 ST. second grade
hindyunricr, 81; iorpulucr, Be, Sheep,
~. llo.., s@5ic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

CmcAdo, H., Jan. i0-The Drorers' JoHrnai
reports Cattlc-Rcccipts 400 head ship.
mcnts. 1000 head. Market active aud iOGtiac
higher fancy. $500 90 siccrs, Nttb l6i
mixed. Il sO6tJ, Texans, u lold3 %.
Hogs Receipts, il,p0 head, shipments
5000 head. Market opened higher, hut closed
with the advance lost; mixed, fS i5Ct5 as;
heavy, a. iSa5 Is; light 81 sos5 90 skips,
~ 25@t a.
shccp-Dcccipt., 1900 head; shipments,
Loo head. Market stonrrr natives. tl6tS ~.
western, a b0p5 TO- fcuns g. 1908 ~.
Tor four months ending December u shows
lambs N,fn1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

AZ noon Spois-Business good nj un.
changed prices; sales, ~ OOD bales Of which
American, :, 500 bales. Receipts. 400 bales.
Of which American $500 bales. Closing
quotations wcrcns follows Ordinary. 3 8-igi,
good ordinary, 5-iGd; low mlddling, 5Isd.
good middling, 5Ed midling uplands,
. Died; midlling Orleans. ll.lOd.
FutursOpcned firm atadyance aud closed
quiet, ns follows
lrhc prices arr given In pence and 0iths;
thus 4 GO means GJ-Bid, aud . Of means
i.gld.l
Atlpm:-Janunry, 3 eai, sellers; January
February; 3Dl, sellers; February. March,
5 sal, values; Mnrch-Aphl, . 40l, buyer;
April. May, Q l2d. sellers Mny-June, . Iid,
sellers; Junc-July, . lGl, scller; July.Au-
gust, . As'l, scllcni August'scptcmbcr, 4s,l,
buyers.
HAVnr.
spois-Quict AMI steady Tres orlnairc
Orleans spot 0sf. futures for February de-
livery, Oji.L
Notc-Trcs oriinnirc Orleans spot, OF,
represents GG'k francs Tor 10 kilos Of strict
middliug cotton, IaVr, terms A kilo u
about lbs. or tS J5iOO hlus equal 100 lbs.
| A frame h equal Ia 2n.
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GENERAL TRADE.
Iir asIsfun..

CoRS Mr,L-sandarl g. 7Oa2 IS. pearl,
81 ~. RULER - SbGs2 ~. firm.
BE,Ss-Nayy, - -. medium, g. 20
oar MrAL-in half brls, 81 - frum store.
fIouR-fpm store, common, ~ ,Egi o..
family, ~ 15@9 -, choice, ~ Hictl o.. fan.
cy " iOdi -, extra fancy, ~ 2jai 80,
patent, - Sia5; firm.
CR,rKrns-sodn extra e., soda, treble ex.
TIA 10, ginger snaps 5,l@GAci assorted
jumhlcs, Ia.
CE,cErp wrlr--ln half brls, a. IS from
sturr.
lloNiNY ANb Guirs-From store, g. ..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Miscellaneous.

WuIsRY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according 10 age and make; common whisky,
0octgSl Is, according 10 proof.
BAGGING--6d7c.
TIEs-ti l05i Is.
suoT--Drop, IL IS; buck, 81 60.
LEAD-0lzc.
Nuts.-Iron. SO 1902 -; steel. 50 2592 30.
PowDER-Kegs, s.; half kegs, - 75i quar-
ter kegs, 81 30.
TonAcco-Common, 2593jc; other grades,
3j6tsjc.
sVurF-Garrcts, 40 s.; f,alph's, $40 %;
railroad, 80 % Gail q Ak, 81.
CoAL Offs--Prime white, wholesale lots
l0lSc per gallon.
llIDEs-Dry nlnt, No. I, l2IIc; No. 2, 0Hc;
dry saltcd, 7f19c; green saltcd, No. |, ~ q
6Isc No. ., Sc; green, ia)jc; sheepskins, l5C
6Sl.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, l3d
lsc; clear grease wool, - gljc; bury washed
2OGOc; tub washed, J3g35c.
BEEswAx--lSc.
TAILOw--3d3lSc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

HAv-Choice firm store, Olao5r. car load,
from lcycc or depot, 81 j0dis, prime store;
S,c. car had from lcycc or depot, tiiis
~ prairie from store. CO.. car Load from
k,ce or depot. siO J0ftil
BnAN-from store. aic(iil; from lcvcc or
dcpot. els hOdlp
C0EN From store. white, &C, MIXED, Slto
ca from lcyvc or depot white, IN bulk, Gltg
In sks MONA.
frum siorc, white 409eltic.
mixed. asa.Hs; from lcyoc or depot white,
In bulk. - -. in sks., az, mixed, In bulk,
Sic. la sis gSi5c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

SuErr-Choice, &c; medium, 3k@3lic;
common, Sl6pl 60
LAans--Choicc, -; common TO good, per
head, 81 bDd3
Grass CArrLE-Choicc, 3ifdlc: good, 2A
6t3iIc; fair TO medium, ~ a2Ac; SCALA
ways, i1tiAc; feeders, light 2g2kc;
heavy, 2A t3c.
IIoos-Choicc, 5G95Hc good; I9i@5c
g.u,uu.u ItLl, ltLg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

Nrw York. Jan. i0-Ther was a quiet dc.
mnnd Tor cotton goods At tho "siill hunt
character, with tho business moderate for
want IT stocks to draw iOm. Androsoowin,
rcppcrcll and Iaconlk vide shcetings ai
value. also Pcppersll R,Mohawk valley sheet.
lngs advance on the basis of - cents Tor 1914.
Fruit, gGinch, O,.c; Fidelity, a0.inoh, s5,.ci
Roschuds g0.lnch, SIC; Fruit t2inch, i2ci
do, l5.inch. lie; do, o. 1859.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Mules aud Horses.

Horsrs--Modcrate demand: drivers, 800
6iI50. heavy draft, S2O1 saddle. Si25 AGO;
extra saddle, 800 900, plugs, 5000 Texas
ponies, $1,000.
MuLr. Moderate demand: IS 10 15k
hands high, si25@i5O; l5ll 10 10 hands high,
100 also.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

Cnic'oo, III, Jan. iO.-Thcre was little
snap To any Of the markets NJ the opening ~
the ooari today and all OF the pits were
9ueL May wheat started 70 higher Al
NAc The dccnasc In tho visible was only
0it,oO bushels, but Il dld not weaken he
market any, ~ u was expected A would
The whole market 10 sum up briefly. was
eonvoll,d W Saturdays transactions In
pnN,leEcs, The highest point May wheat
iouehen N~ &c, at which figure Il closed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

Don't suffer any longer. but Use Tanners
1nfalliblc Neuralgia Cum, the only infalliblc
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia aud
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co, manufacturers, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
at Holsters drug store, 80 Main street. ~
cents per boz.
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm ana
closed firm; mlddlinR. ol.c. Sales al,
bales, including 1900 last evening. Of which
e6o ~ exporters and 2,ej0 10 splnncs.
ExcnASoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, o.,
low mldiling O,fc; middling, Okc good
middIing ioHG mIddling fair, iolfci fair
nominal.
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Cotton seed rroarcts.

PntsE Cairns Ou.--32 Sd3ic; prime sum
mer yellow, i0c; choice cooking summer yell
low, lOc; oil summer yellow, 3so; min
cis' summer yellow, iOc; prime cotton seed
meal, Slj 2jfIlj 50, ear load lots; less than
car load, $lGdi0 80.
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Lewis Owen nead.

special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. lG-Lewis
Owen, who was shot by John VI. Barnes
last Tuesday. died this morning ut &
o'clock. Barnes iH still out on $4,000
hnnh.
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Arrin-Ncw YORK 81 ssces % per bril-;
dried apples, Docs per round from store.
Dried peaches, b'eIr from storc.
FhrIf-Orangcs a. hOsel per boa, o. 80
pcrbrl. LEMONS. ~ 0Dltl pcr boz. Bananas.
81 1901 80 per bunch.
VGorr,nLrs -onions, t2so per brl, 81 IS
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WILMINGTON, y. G., Jan. iG-Turpcntinc
Firm At 3Dc. "A
CLryrl,Sp. O.. Jan. ie--fcirolcum-Firmi
A. ". li0e, 7Ac.
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same time last week .................,. ass bo63
Since September l...."".....,"..".".bcOH ~ oZt'S,o
shipments thls DAY ...... .....'..'".... DOL. .e'Iv
since September i...................h3,66 to0. lH
Stock on hand. ...,...iS2,H6 l20,ss6
20; !; ~ r. r, icS' NJ 4 Z R. + f. 49, a s..
X. C. S. 4 N. n. r., 30; X ~, a u r. r., 1885,
steamers b57; wagons, 10. Total, 2,07l bales
~ Epo,';H SC Z r. - sale" ~ Z + AZ r.
D., \. o, & 7, H. X, 100. Total, 9,5l7 bales.
NEW YORK
Spots opened strong and closed firm; mid
ding i04c. Sales. 2O2 bales. Quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, 75sc; good ordi-
nary, ol.iGc; low middling 1Oc midding,
lOlsc good middling i0'<c; middling fair,
IKE fair, l2c
Futures opened strong and closed very firm;
as follows January, Io5!@lO.53i February,
10. J6@ 1855 March, l0.GSa l0.G0 April, 20
@l0,77; May, l0s3@i0.si; June, 1892; July,
10 1@ 1897; August i0,0o@il.0O; Septem-
Der i0j0hl0.5S: October l0ii6tl0.l6; No.
vcmbcr, lO02@l0.Oj Sales, III, 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm and
closed steady; middling, o 1916. Sales, <, 80
bales Quotations were as follows; Ordi-
nary, 3 7-lGc; good ordinary, l'lGc; low
mddling, 9I9c; middling, 1906 good
middling, 10 3-lGc.
Futures opened steady, and closed firm.
as follows: January, os5@o0o; February,
90; March, 1910 April, lo.229lo25; May
lO.35; June, lo.i5CJl0.iG July, iO.b5e
| 0.5O: August 10.5lMl053; September 1901
.@l000 October, 9Gs@970; November o.5t
@05s; December, 0,57@o.J0 Sales, %, 100
bales,
DAILY FORT ANn INTERIOR MARKET.
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L..cu.n., doe.n' fear 10 entsr into com.
petition with any medicine, always coming
out ahead.