davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
EXAMPLES OF RUSSIAN PRESS OEyS0SHLR
From the letter OF Russian political exla In festern
Siberia TO Mr.. George KEENAN,.


Since November have received " Tho ontuJ
Magazine very rrogularly. In the November nd Ie-
cember nrmbeIs your articles had been mercesy Gus
out by the 10 tho last page, as had alsoDeen,
to my great regret, large part OF the Life Of roln
which seems TO to depict In such a mastery IAN
ner, your American institutions. The January nuioef
Of the mag szino did not roach me at all, even =
mutilatod form, while the February number / duISre-
coved English In the Originally without the least mula
toni read your excellent paper Ton the Fortressof
TO discover in II even the most tr fling Your a.
passionate spirit, and your way OF regarding thngs O.
1ectlvely distinguish your work from thar OF may
foreign writers, who produce an unpleasant mproesIo
oy constantly exaggeatlng going TO extremes on %
side Or the other. Your articles will AFFORD most .
Uablo material to the future historian Of RosslA
course those which did not receive werc wriso ~, :
tho same spirit which marks this one ana werc Out "
because, as your NewYork Tribune says ne nu
press censor always errs on the safe SIDE trnsn,n
the Originally With all my heart hope tha' you ms
pave health and strength 10 carry OUT tuS 'h' WIZ
fhich you have so we'll begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
AMERICAN suyDAY-scHooI Usyox.

From Tho SprngneIu InassJ HoPuDIoaII'
An event OF unusual interest and Importance for
snrneeid VIII be the sixty fourth anniversary OF tho
American sunday-school Union. which VIII DO held at
Ne FIRST Church, May Is. Rev Dr. J; NJ Crowel.
n Pbiisdelphia the chief secretary. will give alb
jract Of he annual report summarizing the work OF
his National society. The principal address VIII be dc
khurch, Of Orange, N. j., writer OF marked talent
Ind speaker o. eminent ability. The Union has
,cventy-n nine missionaries IN thirty States and Terri
brlcs. Its anniversary IN 1886 ives held at Newark,
y es1u 1886 AA-Brooklyns and IN 1887 ~ Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
CURIOUS solar CLOCK.

prominent matchmaker In Rio Jsneiro has . solar
clock ftted up In his establishment which is not only
ingenious but practically solves the question Of perpetual
for those PLACES where tho shines perpetuay
He has electric bell apparatus in the upper story
and the Two wires from the battery furnished each
with thin, fat horizontal piece OF metal separated by
distance OF four 10 i've mllmetres from the other
Just tho fiat piece OF metal bi-conveX lens
tTates the OF tho them certain moment
noon. fer instance The action OF the suns heats
and bends the metal pieces 80 that they come ia contact
thus closing the electric circuit, which rings the bell
This 10 not al. however, that Mr. MaQuin requires Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
pRyyERS IRE STILL oARBLEss.

One Of Claosen and Prices brewery wagons ran over
Bernard Reilly at seventhsye and Twenty H. st: az
yesterday and broke his leg Reilly Is hiry-one
years Of age and lives at No. 217 West Thiryfourst
He TO the New-York Hospital, and the police
went TO look for the driver OF the wagon Half hour
later horse driven by Daniel oLeary OF no pa West
Thruethst knocked down George Howard three years
Of who playing In front Of No. 3l3 East Thirty.
thrds- The boys right temple cut, his left
bruised, and his right foot was injured slightly.
His father him 70 No. Sl3 East Thirty second st.
and refused to mako : complaint against oLearys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
FLOWERS ON COLONEL MATsoN's DESK.

WASHINGTON, April % tSpeciaD .-Represent-
alive Matsons desk in the House was loaded with
flowers this morning as compliment TO him on
his nomination for Governor Of Indiana. lie
entered the chamber while Mr.. Kerr of Iowa was
speaking on the tariff and was heartily applauded
by seven Democrats led by S. S. Cox. They
shook his hand and congratulated him. Col0hei
Matson naturally declares that he Is sure OF cleo
ton and that Indiana is solid for Cleyelandl,"
He does not think that ex-senator McDonalas
letter will seriously injure Governor gray
chances for the Democratic Vice-Presidential nom
ination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
.ovp PURCHASES BY THE GOVERNMENT

Washington, April 2S.-The bond offerings to-day WIN
as follows: Coupon fours. s1o1,ooo. at Ioe 1916
$500 ooO at 1915 "a. Registered fours, 100000 al
12s "a; s7ooooO at 1875 "a; 5000, at 12s. Coupon
four and halls s34o,oo0 at 107 "a Registered four
and halls, s1eo. ooo at 1o7 "a: $4,000 at 10Y 81;
g., 500, at Io7 Sd and 100000 at 1e7 SO. Total.
61,934, 100.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury this afternoon accepted
tho. following bonds: 100000 four and hats.
registered at lot SO, and $780, fours coupon, az 12a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

the sun; he forces IL wind the clock In bis own
room NJ tho same time. Tho barrel arbor carries click
and ratchet which wound up by the hammer OF tho
electric bell as backward and forward striking
tho hour And even this Is not all. the sun has 10
regulate the clock also Tho canon carries washer
with an lndeDtstion corresponding 70 adlused lever.
which is set in by the armaturc OF magnet and
at noon turns tho 10 bring tho minute hand
ia hcu XII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
TIE FUNERAL OF JANIS H. GoADBY

The funeral Of James H. Goadby place his home.
No. 05 last Ffy'nithsL yesteriay The nora tributes
many and varied The Rev DR.. N. Perkins. OF the
Episcopal Church OF the Incarnation. oflcated. Mr..
Goadby. who widower. for many years
OF the New York branch Of the Canadian Bank OF Com
ece. and the entire OF tho bank attended the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
WASHINGTON NOTES
I Washington, Saturday, April %, 1885.

REDUCTION OF SALARl tS-Secretary Fairchild to-
day the Collector OF Customs at Baltimore
the employees In the service giving reductions Of salary
aton. The reduction is about 10 per and
10 about IS, 800 There were no dNnlSsJls ap-
pointmentA
PAYMENT DEMANDED. Application has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
The followtna Is from J. B. Cambrell,

~ The improvement, as to intemperance, IN MS
for weeks without seeing drunken man. Prohibition
tnS ota pT re TSi0f far Better than local
option, and there should be some restrictions thrown
SSton territory, and Congress should cooperate With
the States In this First, Congress should mako It UNI
SSnd 10 not n. licenses 70
LIQUOR This would make yolators Of the law subject
ss State courts and it would take away from the
hi6ton n Mississippi is much desired Il TOO easy
% ship Jugs across county lines. ! would favor
srlcd State officer whore ali liquors Tor medicinal and
art purposes would undergo tests to purity, and DO
ali necessary legislation there must be party, what
ever It's name committed to the enforcement Of the law
Meridian, Miss j. b. GAMBRELL
REPUBLICANS.
John II. Lynch expresses ths following emphatic
opinions
l2j The law Is a fairly good one, and It might DO
13) The most effective way to create sentiment
favorable to temperance, in my opinion is high license
and moderately high license Some of tho counties
have adopted prohibition and consequently there arc
tion have been able to obtain the LIQUOR consumed
in such COuptIes Is not lessened In quantity Morally
carried On tho contrary there has been retrosTos
This s especially true q HInds gaclsonl but this
DO duo In part 10 tho fact that pr0hlDton was
carried in that county In the that the recent
municipal election was carried In Jsckson-not by the
win Of the majority. but in spite OF Il. Another
strange thing in connection with tho prohibition niovo
ment in this State and that IS with few exceptions,
such Bishop Galloway DR.. Marshall end a few
Others tho movement Is under the leadership OF tho
intoerant and objectionable portion Of our white
population JOHN II. LYNCH
Natohez, Miss.
George C. Mckee replies as followss
On Yes.
t2) No.
t3l local option law IS inefficient, simply because
~ is local option One county prohibits the adjoining
one sells whiskey. and the H1ug trade thrives. IL
IS too much like fencing fold but leaving the gates
open Better than local option prohibition in spots
IS a universal high license law. The argument that
high license leSalzos had traffic fits local option
1ist well, for It contemplates tho chance OF the
option being wets well as I" dry
Jackson, Miss. GEORGE c. MCKEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

ado to Secretary Whitney the first payment on ne
cruiser Philadelphia building at philadelphia The DAN
ment amounts " Sl35, 000 : =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
DIR. EDISON and THE 0UACKS.


external
% s' o.
~ r. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

sEwEEKLY RECORD or CoETA GIoUs DISEASED
A child from house in Firstave., Third ST. and
man from Shaft No 20 OF the new aqueduct sent
to North Brother Island sick with smallpox, yesterday
At the Sanitary Bureau the following record OF contagious
diseases in the city for weeks furnished By Dr.
Cyrus Edison,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
Ely TELEGRAPH.
Money, nend.. stocks.

NV Yoak, Feb. 2s.-Noney on call easy
At 2Gt2is per cent; last loan 2il per cent;
closed, offered At 2Gt2h per cent
Prime mercantile paper. usot5h.
stcrlingcKchangcd duh. but firm al 49, q for
% day bills and tsIlf for demand.
Government and State bonds were dull
but steady.
day, but tho tone II the dealings was In
marked contrast 20 that 81 yesterday, being
firm "a strong for most Of the day, and the
buying was Of much better character
throughout The strike on the Burlington
and other railroad troubles Of the northwest
have given increased impetus 10 the move
ment 10 take the question " rates out OF the
hands 81 the railroad managers and place IL
under the control Of State commissioners.
Notwithstanding the strike, however, aud
the unsettled condition Of the railroad bust
ness In the west, operators were disposed 10
walt further developments before selling.
aud the announcement that Congress will
probably In short time take some action on
The hnanc al situation created a better feeling
IN stock circles aud the market showed
marked strength IN some Directions The
apparent selling IN London yesterday, IN th,
| light of todRy's Developments, seems 10 have
been an attempt by the bear 10 break the
market.
Almost everything l. HIGHER tonight,
though the advances are iur fractions only
except for Richmond a West Point which
rose1H. and the preferred ~, while Man
haitian u = lower
The railruad bond market Was quiet today
the sales nggrcgating soi7 Coz and the inter
ct conferred In Rock Island ~, which fur
nished si2i 900, and Erie 2ds $4,000 Tn,
total sales Of stocks today wcrc 100. 100
/ Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

LIVERPOOL.
A. noon: Spots - Dull; prices generally
Ia buyers favor Sales, iO,uOO bales, Of
which American, 100 bales. Receipts,
1900 bales, Of which American, 600
bales. Closing quotations were a. followE
Ordinary, SD, good ordinary, blld; low
middling. 7.l0d. good middling, ii.iGl;
middling uplands, o 9-lGd; middling Orleans,
5tid.
Futures opened dull al decline, and
closed easy rs follows
lThe prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus ASA means LCJ-ead. and SOL means
6l-Gidl
At tp.m-february. ASA. buyers; Feb
ruary. March, 532d. buyers: March-April,
5s2d, buyers: April.May. 5-sld, value; Nay
June, 5.3td, sellers; June-July, b3sd, sellers
july. August, 6-9Od. buyers August .seplem
Der, b.iod. sellers; September, 6.iod, sellen
nAyKK.
spots-Quet aud steady. Tres ordinair'
Orleans spot, 6s)if; futures, for February de
| livery, 05&f
Note-Trrs ordinaire Orleans spot, 0sf.
represents Ois francs for 80 kilOs ~ strict
middling cotton, iIavrc terms. A kilo Il
about lbs, or % D.i00 kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc IL equal to 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
General News.

THK DeSoto leaves here Friday ats o'clock
p. m. for Cincinnati.
THK Joe Peters left for Arkansas river last
evening with big trip.
The Arkansas City Is due from Vicksburg.
She Is on her way TO 81. Louis.
THR Rene Macready, leaving last evening
for White river, had fair trip.
TuE James Lee leaves this evening at s
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point and all way
landings
The Rosa Lee Il the Lee line steamer leav-
ing this evening at o'clock for osceola and
points ON the upper coast
TUE Chickasaw got in from White river
yesterday with nice trip, including several
passengers. She returns this evening at the
usual hour.
The Buckeye State arrived from Cincin-
natl yesterday noon with 600 tons OF freight
and a good passenger list. She went back
last night with light trip.
The ice at the head waters OF the Ale
gheny Is reported as having let 20, but I'M
less the weather gets considerably colder
than IL Is, IL will not likely le much Of an
obstruction TO navigation in the Ohio river.
The City Of vicksburg arrived from St.
Louis yesterday morning on her way 10
Vicksburg. She remained In port several
hours, during which time she discharged |, :
55i packages Of freight and added Z, 900 brick.
THE fight In the New 0r,elns, Vicksburg
and bends trade between Capt. Tom feathers
and Capt. J. W. Tobin has come 10 an end,
and old rates are once more restored. Capt.
feathers Il satisfied with Saturday as his
day Of leaving New Orleans with the T. z.
Lcathers while Capt Tobin goes along
quietly with the Pargoud on Tuesday.
PIpor w. ID. PHrLLIrs, who was stricken
with paralysis while at the wheel Of the Paris
c. Brown, last October, died at noon on Sat.
urday In the marine hospital Of 81. Lonis.
Deceased was forty-iive years old, and had
been confined 20 his bed ever since he was
stricken with paralysis He was a member
OF the Pilots association OF the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. The remains will prob.
ably be inferred at Cincinnati.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 90 1885,

August, 10. 0O@i0. 20; September, o.75@1o 90;
October, 0.T0aa0O November, 100000;
december, 9.55@9.9O; January, $50. Sugar
Firm and quiet; fair refining quoted at 4ssc;
centrifugal, So test, 59l6c; moasses grades,
sc94ssc; refined, steady demand and fair;
Z. o,sci extra @, SIC; yellow, 5kc. Mo
ias,sses-stcady and quiet; 500 test 2Oc. Rice
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. s--Whisky-- Firm:
sales, $50 barrels finished goods on basis
OK N.O9. Butter-Firm. Sugar-Easier.
Eggs-Weaker at zoe. Cheese--Firm.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2s.--Cofiee-Dull;
Rio cargoes, common TO prime 14h@l7Hc.
Rice Easier; Louisiana, ordinary to prime,
s'sg5ITc. Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 2s---0n the Produce
exchange today the butter market was slow;
creamery, 2l@37Kc; dairy, l6@25c. Eggs
Dull at l9@20c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

li,Y-Cholce from store. a6c@Sioo; car
prime, store, goao2lfc. car load from lcyce
or depot, l1OOCtis50, prairie from store,
0oeioc, car load from leyce or depot, 5000
0i2Oo
BnAS-From store, $780, from lcycc or dc.
pot SiaOO.
CoHN-From store, white, C1o; mixed, SOC,
from lcvce or depot white, Ia bulk, OOha
ole, In ~. G1c. miAcd, In bulb 5,,ia50,f Sc
IN ~. Ssaishc
oAm-From store, white, Aai5c mitcd,
ti@i2c, from leycc or depot white, IN bulk,
31'fminCi IN Ska, ii,sc, mixed In bulk,
ElEgSs'4c, IN sks, ioCgii W.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
Household supplies.

AppLEs-Ncw York, A.Oo@4Jo per bril-
dried apples, 0(g7c per lib from store Drlcd
peaches, Gkd1lgc from store
FRuIr-Orangcs S3.O0W350 per box. lem
ons, s3,Oo@35O per box. bananas, H'oog
$50 per bunch.
Recommendations, $50 per brl,
500 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, $500
M350. Kraut, brls, S750Gss,50 half brls,
A.. 256(4.75. Garlic, 90 per 100 Turnips,
800 per brl. RAh Baga $3.50.
PouLrRY-Chckcns, spring, s200a30o.
hens, $3O0a32 20; turkeys, Si0.00@l4O;
dressed chickens, t20O@30o; turkeys, i2C9
lie per ID; ducks, s3OO@3.60i geese, sLOO
G.SE-Quail 500 per dor squirrels,
$l25 per doL Venison, whole deer,
4M5c. saddles, i0c. Wild ducks, 100
per doz. Rabbits, Si.75 per. doz Prai-
rte chickens, Si0O6lb.OO per doc. Wild tur-
keys, 5Og75c. snipe, $l.21. Woodcock, 500
per doc.
PIcKLrs-Brls, $780, half brls 800.
EaGs--Quiet; boxes, l.ic; eases, lic.
RAIsTSs-Iondon, layers, $500; layers,
$2.75; California, t225.
Nurs-Coooanuts $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia. &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, so
&c; roasted, 2l9c higher, shelled, iOc. Pc
cans, Texas. 0CGl2c.
BurrKr-Butterine, I2@i5c; creamery, "a
csc; dairy, 20lt2Jc; country butter, l5G20.
CIpER-New York. S7.O0Gi.50 per brl and
s. 00di.25 per halfbrl.
PorAroEs--Firm, selling nj Al 25Gti 40 per
bu, $3.50 per brl; sweet potatoes. s2,1o@S.0o
per brl.
ylyFoAR-per aal. iOlfi2c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
GENERAL TRADE.


Cons Mr,u-sfsndard, ie75; pearl, 400.
roller, t2WG3OO. quiet.
BElNs-Nayy, t2.OO9275, medium, eco
250.
oar MEAt--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
fLouH-from store, common, k3O0Ct3. -.
family, S32sCda. 10 choice S3.50eg37S; fancy,
tiOocsli0. extra fancy, tL25@L50, patent
a. 60Oti.hS. quiet
CnAcErhs-s0da, oxtin ~ soda, treble OK
iumblcs, inc.
CR,cKrp wmlr-In half brls, fi.25 from
store.
HouisY Asp GKrs-From store. tS2S.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
Muir. and Iior~es.

HonsEs-Fair demand, drivers, ti25ai7s;
heavy draft, tl7sa2s5; saddle, SibO,s2Do
extra saddle. S.Doet250, plug, s50tr0o,
Texas ponies, t25@0o. common drivers.
SgJdiOO.
MuLEs-Fair demand; IL 10 itH hands
high, tglaliO, llif " IS hands high, tli0tt
rs, rs 10 1871 hands high, ti2SCei0g 1914 10
~ hands high, tibo@iac.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

fisu-Markcrel, hhlfbrls No. 1, 500, No.
2 VI ~, No. ., -; ION Nit No. 4. $40.
No. .. N.o,, No. ., -, Dry herring, fam.
ily, 2oc per bos.
Hos PRopucm-sicady. mess pork, ais %
@i6V0 sugar cured hams, ii61ii ,Sc, break.
last bacon, iiaiifc; bulk pork, clear sides,
7k@sci clear rib sides, 79.c, long clear, nc,
Shoulder Gac.
SL,np-Tcs ~, half brls, IHc kegs, 5ssc;
choice kettle, sE@g.c. steady.
Pos fEiT-lirls, - ~. hall brls, tlOOd
40 kegs, si50
fRpu Mr,uAChoice beef hindquarierr.
NJ; iorcquaricr, &C. second grade, hind.
quarter, a., ioUquarters, b. sheep Nc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
NEW YoRE

Spots opened quiet and closed easy; mid.
ding, lOHc. Sales, 81 Quotations were
rs follows Ordinary 7Ssc; good ordinary,
0ssc; low middling, l0c; middling, l0i1ci
good middling, lOAc; middling fair, il9sc;
fair 12c.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy.
rs follows February, 1910, March, i0.4i
@iOl5; April, io629iO5J; May, 10000
1890; June. IO,G6@ioG7; July, io.Gs@iO. 90;
August, fO7i, September lO.lsgiol9 DC
tobor, 0.s7es9ss; November, 0.77@07s; Dc
oembcr, o.7s@o7 70, January. 9Sj@9s7. Sales,
5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spo, market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling. gJkc. Sales, 900 bales. Quo.
tations were as follows Ordinary, SIC
good ordinary, o1sc; low middling, o 9-ioc;
middling oJsc; good middling. lo'.c.
Futures opened barely steady, and closed
quiet, a. follows February, nominal; March,
aa@oS5; April oo&om; May, 10000
1901; June iolO@i0li; July, lo.9Si0.2 p;
August. Oi0; September, a799a7S ocio-
Der. afs@944; November, o3d93l; De
cember, oSi9a35. Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
pron,sts,o, rteetioy-.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 2s.-Twcnty-eight
counties In Michigan have voted for pro-
hibition under the local option law. The
flr-t county 10 10 wet Ii washtenaw,
which voted yesterday by a majority Of
$3.50 against prohibition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
Groeerie-.

CorrLE Common, i7ifc ordinary. iSc.
fair ls'6t ~ prime Rio, iO,sm20c. choice
TO lancy 2l@2lc old government, 2sd3oc;
quiet.
suuAn--pure white, G9.c. OF whiic, Gkc;
yellow clarified, 6hCG.c; open kettle 5,sa
oAci refined A, CSC standard gmnulatod,
Us plantation gmnulaied, nc, powdered
s'tesAc cut loaf, sIi@sl.l steady.
hoAu AID CasnLu-Soap gM5lSc; can.
dies full weight, sAaac.
CAsNrb Goom-pne apples. ti25Cti. 90
Peaches lbs, standard, 600. 2 lbs stand.
nrd, t2,1bi seconds, $50. Tomatoes, 2 Lbs,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
MompbI. Brick and Neutrality-suspicious. Co. 10
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middling os<c. Sales, $500
bales, including ! 300 last evening, OF which
2,4oo to exporters and 100 to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7-l0c; good ordinary, DC; low
middling, 0IGc; middling, 9'lc; good mid
ling, loIsc; middling fair, iolic; fair, NOM
inal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
Live stack.

enHKr-Choice i6ti,fc; medium, 3,s@
3Itc common, ti,0lti.5O.
Lasns-Choice, 800, common 10 good,
per head, Si.50C93.0o.
GHlss CArrLE-Choioc, 3h1ic; good, 2k
@3ac; fair 10 medium, 24a2Aci scala.
wags, ikaiHoi feeders, light 292,fc;
heavy, 2S.ee5c.
Hcas--Choice lighe, $500; good, tlA@5c;
common. 4i.O1litc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
THE RIvnRS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Lcvee.

Arrivals-Chickasaw White river, City
OF Vicksburg, 81. Louis; Buckeye State, Gin
cinnau.
Departurcs-City Of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg; Buckeye Stalc, CINCINNATI Joe Peters,
Arkansas river Rene Macready, st. Fran
els river.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

standard, 81 Oo@1IO; lbs, standard, 81. 2oC9
l,30. Strawberries, sl.75. RaspbeTries
Si.GO. Blackberrits, Sl.25Gi40, Green
cages, 81. 75tdis5. Pears, sl.76tg229
Plums, sl.G5Gl.75. Asparagus, S2.6tg42S
Green corn, 81 25G1l.4 Green peas N;OoCg
100 Cove oysters, full weight, ID, SLOW
2 Tbs, $l.e5@i.75; light weight l ID, eotg6oc;
Q lbs, $i.o0Gi.l0. Condensed milk, Crown,
IS. 7jta5 SO; Eagle, S.75; Swiss, 1910. Sal
mon, $500. Sordines, 1915; mustard sar-
dimes, $500. Mackerel, $780, herring
mackerel, $l.gj. .a
Ricr-Lcuislana, 5,l@O]Ic; Carolina, e'S9
&c; strong.
CAYDIEs-Stick, all sizes, In bxs pals and
brls s1I@9c, fancy assorted, sISo9l6c hrm;
CuEKsE-New York factory, 64sci iuli
cream, I2@l2Isc; young America, 100 3Hc,
sALT-sagnaw, $l85ldl.40 per bril- ONO
river g. 20ai. % per brl; SKIS fine, SlSoCs
lao coarse, 81. TOOL 10; pkts bleaohed, si2o;
mixed, brls SO so mixed, 2AM7c. -
MoL,ssEs-Louisiana common TO lair -
625c; prime TO choice, S0Cg37c; fancy, $50
AOc; common To- fair, 20It2jc; prime to
choice, 25@2sc; syrup, 2oaiOci firm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
Wool.

ST. Lours, NO., Feb. 2s.--Wool- Steady
and unchanged; nwashed-bright medium,
lGg2ic; coarse braid, i0@2lc; low sandy, 1C
0lSc; Ono light, I3@l9c; fine heavy, l0@l7c.
Tub washed-choice, 35c; inferior, 30933c;
sackx. IO6libc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
nr,I,ian, aud celebrated Men,

such ~ Prof Richard A. Proctor, astrono-
mer, Mark Twain, humorisi, Hon. William
Waldorf Astor, late u. \. Minister, Henry
Guy Carleton, editor and dramatist Hon.
Judah r. Benjamin, lurist and statesman,
have been pupils Of the I.oisctte System Of
Memory aud indorsc II a. q wonderful dis
covcry Taught by correspondence. Free
prospectus with testimonials from Prof A.
Loisctte, 2J7 Fifth avenue, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
New Yort Dry l,oo,Is Wa

NEw YonK, Feb. 2s.--Dry goods: The de-
mand was quiet for cotton goods, but the
movement OF old sales was Of large proper
tons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
groceries.

Nrv yonx, Feb. 2s.-Conte-spot fair
Rio nominal, &c, options opened iO0f - points
higher. cioslne weak and tribe lower sales,
g5'tiO baEs. February, litOldii. ~. March,
io'Ooaii'2 20, April, iO7i9lL00. May, i0Oo6s
1000, June i0.io@ie'S, July, io0oaio. 90