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No trouble to show goods at Hellman's s.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 80, 1885

INV 8NNNNS 1NAN OA1NNt
Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 80, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that
William w. Abrams,
OF Cheyenne, Laramie county, Wyoming,
has filed notice of intention to make proof
on his desert land claim No. 2844 for the
Sc / and sc of sw of section 80 in
township % north of range CT west, be-
fore register and receiver at Cheyenne,
Wyo., on Tuesday the llth day Of De-
cembcr, 1888.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and reclaim
alton of said land: Ralph johnson,
James Irvine, Duncan Grant and Alex.
ander Bowie. all of Chugwater, Wyo.
Edgar S. Wilson, Register.
, 1888-12-05

PrITsBURG, Dec. 4-The explosion Of
a ladle of melted metal at Shoenberger's
iron mill this evening fatally burned John
Sweltza, aged 80; John Morley. A To-
year old boy. and seriously injured three
Polish workmen.
, 1888-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. THE execu-
tive committee OF the state board Of trade
to. day adopted a memorial to Gen. IIar-
rison asking him to select one member Of
his cabinet from the Pacific coast.
, 1888-12-05
A Brave Rescue.

CANAJoHARE, n. Y, Dec. As the
fast mail whizzed through Herkimer this
morning two girls were ON the track in
danger. Flagman Wolver rushed to their
rescue and saved them, but he himself
was killed
, 1888-12-05

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. A dispatch
from Cortland at 100 o'clock says the
Cortland wagon works are in flames, with
no hope of saving them.
, 1888-12-05

P%ITrsBURG. Dec. 4.-Thos. G. Boyle &
Co., iron brokers, have bought So, 200
kegs of nails within ten days. and have
practically complete control of the mar.
ket
, 1888-12-05
overcoats from 81 90 up at HelIman' 8.


A large assortment of Chinese and Jap
anese goods, also some fine Chinese lilies
at Lok Don's, lGl7 Capitol avenue.
, 1888-12-05

The largest stock of fine ~brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hQueurs and superfine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house. corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1888-12-05

That the Union Pacific, the Overland
Route and the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Ry., commencing Sunday, Oct
%, will run Pullman Palace Sleep.
ers through daily from Denver to Chi.
oago via Omaha and Council Bluffs.
, 1888-12-05

B. Hellman has the best and cheapest
line of overcoats west of Chicago.
, 1888-12-05

A new line of % cent ties just received
at Hellman's.
, 1888-12-05
Boys overcoats $500 at Hellman's,

Job Printing at the Leader Office.
, 1888-12-05

Oysters on the half shell at the Saddle
Rock.
, 1888-12-05

81 boys suits selling at IS now at He'll
mans.
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Gross Ignorance.


Prom the Ncbrnkka state Journal
Some Of the newspapers not long ago
made no end Of fun Of a college graduate
who could not tell who discovered Amer
lea. am like the above graduate. i
don't know. II you know, or think you
know a man who does know, I wish you
would tell me. am also away down In
the spelling class. l cannot spell Shakes
pear rs Shakespeare himself spelled II.
wish you would tell me the proper way Of
spelling that great mans name. i do not
know why there are 10 many gray horses
and no gray colts. do not know whether
the egg began with the hen or the hen
started with the egg. l can't understand
why we can't find the north pole when we
know right where II Is. don't know
why q matinee should come In the after
noon. l don't know why man wears
buttons on the tails OF his coat. ! can't
see what earthly use an elephants tail Is
20 him. can't understand why people
In town are always wild 10 20 10 the coun-
try and people In the country are crazy 10
come TO town. Why don't they change
places nj once and be done with M l do
wish | could somewhere hear OF q wise
man who would devote few hours every
century 10 teaching me iow simple
things that everybody ought 10 know,
and that everybody except you and |
seems 10 know already.
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Ss.oO@3.5o hulk, $s.Oo@iooo per 100.
Kraut, brls, $780, half brls, $3.50, Garlic
sl.0O per 100 Turnips, 500 per brl. -
PouTRy---Chickens spring, $2.OOtgJ.Vu
hens, S300a350, turkeys, l0.0OGl5.00i
dressed chickens, $200a3.0o turkeys, l29
i5c per ID; ducks, S30o@3.6Oi geese, $1,000
800 per doz.
Fnur--0rangcs, SO. 25@l56 per box. Lem.
ons, s3.00@3.5o per box. Bananas, sl.oos
$50 per bunch.
PIcgIEs---Irls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
EoGs---Quiet bxs. Ike cases l2lfc.
RAiHSs--. London layers, $500 layers, $40
California, 1928.
Nurs---Cocoanuts, $3.50 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3(e
DC; roasted, 21fc higher; shellcd, loc. Pccans
Texas, 061l2c.
BurrEn--Butterine i2@i5c; creamery q
@30c; dairy, lsa22c; country butter, l2(e2Oc
butterine. i5ta20c.
cIpKR-ozark, $3.50 per bril- and $3.50 pei
half brl.
PorAroEs--Firm selling at $3.50 lao pc
blu, So. 25@3.5O per bril- sweet potatoes, $50
per brl.
vSEoAR-Per gal, s@12c
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THE City OF Monroe will be here TO leave
at 10 o'clock this morning for Cairo and 81.
Louis.
TnR Rosa Lee for Osccola and the James
Lee for Friars Point both leave today at 8
o'clock p. IN.
TUE tow-boat Henry Marx got away from
New Orleans yesterday morning with two
barges loaded with oil cake.
The Port Eads. towing number Of model
barges loaded with grain and package freight,
passed here Wednes lay afternoon on her way
from 81. Louis to New Orleans
The Gayoso arrived from Tiptonville yes
terday morningwith % bales cotton, II sacks
cotton seed and 90 head of hogs, She re-
turned last evening with a fair load
The tug Parker is due here from ST. Louis,
| She will do harbor service for Messrs. Z. IL,
Bryan 4 Co, until their tug now under
going construction at Paducah, is finished.
TnE City of Cairo Is the Anchor line
| racket leaving from the elevator at 10 O'Clock
this morning Cor Vicksburg Natchez and
way landings. Mr.. james q. Elton Is chiei
| clerk.
Tnr Kate Adams brought In from Arkan
sas City yesterday morning 1873 bales cotton
!, 100 sacks cotton seed, q head Of cattle an'
good list Of sundries. She went back las
night with fair trip.
A COMMITTEE OF fifteen prominent citizen
Of Charleston, w. Va, are in Washington
City for the purpose Of going before tn
river and harbor committee 10 advocate
sufficient appropriation for the further i'm
provement OF the Great Kanawha river. TIL
delegation il accompanied by several exten
siyc coal operators from the valley, who ar
largely interested In the improvement Of tn
river
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YoRK, March 22--Money ON call easy
at 262if per cent; last loan, 2 per cent;
closed oiierd at az per cent
Primo mercantile paper, 500 per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at
a. sSA for dxty-day bills aud ii.s7A for de-
mand.
Government bonds were quiet and steady,
State bonds were very dull and without
feature.
The stock market was much more active
today than for many weeks, but while fever
lsh most Of the time became decidedly strong,
and n portion Of yesterdays loss was recov-
er,d There was a Hurry In the market dur.
Ing the early dealings, the main cause Of
which was the uncertainty In regard 10 the
dIyldend ON Missouri Pacific. Il now sup.
posed 20 lie n question Of whether u shall
bc ~ per cent. or nothing. Western Union
today was one Of the strongest stocks
on the list, and especially late In
Inc day. The usual drive was made
al Tie list NJ the opening. but II
met with excellent support, and, outside OF
Missouri Pacific, Western Union aud New
England very little impression was made
ON the list When the recovery began there
WAS marked demand for covering " shorts,
which helped the advance materially, and
| later the favorable news was received hom
Chicago that the Northwestern DIFFICULTIES
wrrc In a fair way 90 be settled, and morf
confident buying Tor the long account was
noticed The market remained fcverlsh foi
most of the day, aud frequent and sudden
changes from strength 10 weakness and bach
again were made, bnt the improvement
continued, with no important set back. un
/ All the close II business. The close wa
compamtiycly quiet. but firm 20 strong a
the beet prices Of the day for most Of lh'
| list Ralluad bonds were quiet sales 500,
90 The total sales 81 stocks today wcr'
aDO O0i shares. Closing quotations.
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today. Suez canal lost 3szf and Panama
canal 21sL kio Tinto gyjped 3Af.
BANK cLEARIxGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2xsaIlearings, -, 2l2,-
000 nav
NEW YoRx, March % --ciearings, s9o,Gs5,-
700; balances, 3,025, 238. ~
NEW ORLEANS, La, MYrel o2.-Clcarings
OF the banks, 81, 504, 764.
BALTIMORE Nd, Maroh n.-Clcarings 81
S99,270 balances, 1921, i9ssj
Bosros, Mass, March a22.- -Clcarings, Sl3,-
oO2, Ai; balances, 81 ,s76,7Siy
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 2o.---Clearings,
$40, III ,o6s; balances $l.3Sa6T3.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 22-TThe bank clear
ings today were 81, 1850, balances, S62S,4 7o.
Grains and Prosisions.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 2r-Thc big short
sellers OF grain were In the pits on change
this morning., either In person or by their
agents, but Il was simply 10 prevent rally
and not 10 raid the markets as on yesterday.
The most interest ccntered in wheat, where
the cold wave had made the general crowd
bullish and caused some shorts TO feel ner-
yous. When there was furry OF buying
| the raiders filled the crowd up quickly, and
then the pit was dull. The market opened
strong, and q fair reaction would have
taken place, but the raiders stood in the way
and filed up & G crowd, and kept prices
from getting much above the closing points
last night. May opened at 7796c, sold OF
772<c, declined TO 77lsc aud became steady
at 7SI1c, closing at 77sGc.
Corn did not show as much strength ms
wheat, because of large receipts and AN in
crease in the amount OF contract stuff com
ing in. May corn opened Lc over the clos,
last night. During the morning II looked
as II the opening was 10 be the best price Of
the day. as there was no early decline, which
took futures 10 points n shade lower than
last nights closing There was a little sur
prise In store, however, and before the close
when the shorts tried TO get the corn back
there was little for sale. This caused
scramble, and an advance OF 30 during thu
closing hour made the closing prices iron
Nc 10 re better than those OF last night
May opened at 4911c, sold down TO 4ONc
gradually reacted 10 4024c, and then bulge
10 50kc at which figure IL closed. Dat
were sleadier today, and there was moderate
trnding IN May and June, which improved
about 70, closing at 3oIfcfor the former an'
30H@30ssc for the latter.
Provisions were moderately active and un
settled. The bears raided pork and sold !
Oft zoe In short order. Buying by one o
two houses caused an irregular rally OF loo
The feeling was nervous and operators dis
posed 10 call margins freely for projection
Bears take advantage Of any drop In value
10 cover, and as the bulk OF the selling hs
been done by shorts they keep the marke
fluctuating rapidly. May pork opened q
tl3O2H. sold at Sl3.0J down To 1915, rallie
, and closed the same IA yesterday at SlS.si
Lard was stronger, May selling at S7.52HC
1855, closing at S7.52h. Short ribs wei
active; one house bought over 10000
pounds and advanced prices 2x@6ci Ma
sold at ". ~ fCi7. 20 and closed at the top.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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WmsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl'50610.0 20; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, 81. 10000; Eastern Ryes, Sl,s5fg
600, according 10 age and make; common
whisky, o0c6D,i 20, according TO proof
DAGdiNG--6fq1c.
TIEs-$l l0d1.l5.
suor-Drop, $40 buck, S.05.
LEAD-OXc.
NAms-iron, $40, steel. s225@2.3o
PowDnl-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, 40; quar-
ter kegs, $3.50.
HIprs-Dry flint, No. I, ilc No ., SCI dry
salted, Case; green sailed No. j, DC; M.
2, Sc; green, 39ic; shecpskins, l6c@$i.Wi
irregular.
TcB,cco-common, 25@o5c other grades,
35dS5c.
sSurr-Garrrctts, sios5; Ralph's, $i0e5;
railroad, $O.25; Gail n AK, 1900,
Coal 0n--prime white, wholesale lots, lOC
per gal,
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed l3G
| lsc; clear grease wool. 23d2)c; bury washed
2O6t30c; tub washed, 33@36c.
BEEswAx--lSCp2ic
TALIow--3n3lsc.
Eum AND SKINS Deer, 3O@35c; bar, $40
6t7.OO; mink, i50yi0c; coon, hunter handled
i5CpS5c; country handled, l5CpOOc; otter
~ .O06D56O; beaver, 50cCDt550, wild cat. lb@
25c, fox, i5Ca75c; muskrat, i0lgi5c; opossum
iO0Dl5c wolf, 50c@s2.01 skunk, l5975c
panther, bOcCasi.00
sEgDs-Red clover, sl.756o5 % per bu; tim
othy, 1925 per bu; herds, 05GJ70c per bu
blue grass, l.s6 per bu; orchard grass, Sl.i
| a 4 80 per bu.
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Cash quotations we're az follows:

Cash quotations we're ~ iOllows
Flour-Quiet and prices without quotaele
No. 2 spring wheat, 7s976sic; No. red,
s0ikc; No. corn, 4sHc; No. oats, T@Soc;
No. 2 rye, Csc; No. barley TGlsici No. l
fax seed, si.i5 prime timothy seed, $3.50
$50
Mess pork. per brl, $3.50; lard, per i0olbs,
$3.50; short rib sides, loose. s7.05; dry alted
shoulders, boxed, s0.O0@0.i0; short clear
sides, boxed S7.55d700.
Reccipts-flour, 1000 brls; wheat, i4,ooo
bu; corn, 2j2.OO0 bu; oats, 5000 bui rye,
hOO0 bu; barley, 2iS,0O0 bu.
Shipments = Flour. 5000 brlg wheat,
ig,0Od bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu;
rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
81. Loris Mo, March 22.-Flour-steady
and unchanged.
wheat-Opcncd firm and 70 higher then
declined 20 Yesterdays figures, when n re-
action advanced II about l.c, at which figure
Il closed; No. 2. red, cash, sli.@S2c; May.
sIs@sijsc, closing at slsec; June, 7ejkc,
closing az SOC: July, 10lt@Ufc, closing al
77Isc; August, 17Hc, closing at ne; De
ccmbcr, slitCssissc, closing at eiHc.
Corn-firm aud higher, cash, A9tci45c;
MAY, 4iss6,45c, closing At sc; June, 4b,tc;
July, i5,k0st5tkc, closing At 45esc, Oats
Higher; cash, 3Oif6e30t4c; May, 2s'Gc. Rye
-t2c hid. Barlcy-759Sii &c. Ban-71c.
Corn meal-s2 4s@2Do
IIay-Finn; prime timothy, ti2oo@iToo
pnairie, ts.C0gi2.oo
Buiier-Firmi creamery, si@ooG dairy,
2oa9c. Eggs-i2isc.
Provisions Pork, Sit.i5. lard,
S.i5. Dry salt Notwithstanding boxed
SS.7b60oo long clears, t5.05eI.iO oloal
rib.. s5.2s. short clears q. i0le7.6S. bacon
| fedl-shouldcrs, t035iE long clears
N. sO6sf .s7if clear ribs. S.s5 iste7.p5; short
| clcars. a. iOtisi2 Hams i0.OoGl2.OO.
Recelpis--Flour. 1900 brls. wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 47,ocobu oats, 1900 bu; rye, none
harley, COCO bu.
shipmcnts--Flour 1000 brls; wheat
4. OoO 6u; corn, 1900 bu oats, 5000 bui
rye. 900 bn; barley, none.
Afternoon Boar,l-Whcat-Firmi April
sisgc; May, si,kc; July, Ti.c. Com-lIigh
or, April, iic; May, Scc.
KASs.s CRY, Mo-, March 22-whea,-
Quiet; No. 2 soft, cash, 17c, May, sales q
5sc. Con--Quiet; No. ? cash, &c asked
Aprli. 42jSc asked; May, 43'.c bid. Oats
No. 2 cash. no bids nor offerings May
2s,.c bid, so,sc asked.
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The Insurance. win Interest. Gotten.

TorKKA, Kas., March 22.-Thc trial Of
the case Of sallio +. IIillman w. the Mu-
tual Insurance company, Of New York;
the New York Life and the Connecticut
Mutual Life companies, 10 recover SIS, 0O0
on policies issued ON the life Of her hus-
band, John w. Hillman, with interest fof
over eight years, has been concluded.
The fury returned n verdict for plaintiff for
sJ7, $50. Tho case has been tried twice be-
fore, the Jury disagrccing both times. The
defense charged conspiracy 10 deiraud and
claimed that the body Of Frederick Adolph
Walkers was attempted 20 be palmed 90
for lIillman. The trial lasted nineteen
dave
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GENERAL TRADE.


The local produce market + dull nj pres.
ent, and will remain 20 until about the III
April, when spring chickens aud all kinds Of
berries will be coming In freely. Tho whole.
sale liquor trade remains steady. In grocer
les and meats there Il fair demand, but rs
soon as blowing commences plantation sup
plies viii 20 out more rapidly and a very
brisk trade will open for several months,
The present trade, however, Is, II anything,
better than at the same time last year. No
changes were made today In quotations by
the Merchants exchange committees except
as 10 c@s, which slightly advanced, the
market being sieadicr.
AZ New Orleans the sugar receipts are
quite liberal for The season; fresh arrivals
are absorbed and prices rule steady. Open
kettles rule firm with light offerings aud fair
demand. Molasscs continues quiet with
moderate and steady prices. A better feel.
ing prevails In the clean rice market bat
while prices are not qnotahly higher the de.
mand IL steadily improving.
AZ Now York n continued nrmness Il
shown ON sugars and uncertainty ON coffee
With not much business doing In actua
goods. There Is a large demand for oannet
goods Of all kinds.
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EXCHANGE.


' EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and cast on
ilcmaHd. x discount buying. New York
and princll oil cities north and cast sight
!. discount buying. New Orleans g dis
rount buying
Selling Raics--on New York, y per cent.
premium ON sums below 81 900, Si.Joper
81 ,oc0 premium on sums Of $1,000 or more
ON Cincinnati. 81 Louis or Louisville, si.5o
per 81, 600 premium on all sums; on New
Orleans, $3.50 per 81, 900 on all sums. Prime
commercial sterling, &.s2@i.s2H.
There was more life In the Stock exchange
session today than had been seen for some
time. The bids and offerings were numerous
and the sales were State Savings bank bonds
At loo, and 80 Equitable gas subscriptions Of
90 cents.
In the local market today cotton was IN
much better demand than for several day.
past The market closed quiet and easy,
with sales 81 80 bales, Of which exporters
took 1900 aud spinncrs go bales. Al New
Yorn spots closed steady and futures steady
at an advance Of to 2 points. Hubbard,
Price 4 Co. say: "Thc market opened at
about yesterdays close and showed hut 1T
tlc strength, although the trailing was Of
fair volume. The feeling of confidence seems
10 be increasing and were II not for the large
amount Of cotton which seems TO be for sale
a, the slightest advance, We would doubt
lcss have witnessed a further improvement
today"
New Orleans spots are firm, with futures
up Alto points closing steady. Liverpool
Is firm, improved demand. and OF lied on
all grades exccp, middling uplnnds and Or
leans, which remained unchanged. Future
are quiet and steady at an advance of
points. AZ HAVE April futures advanced 70
The United States port receipts were thirty
four bales over the receipts Of the same day
last year The Faster holidays In the Liver
pool Cotton exchange win begin at O'Clock
March ~. and last until the following
Tucdly morning
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coYsoLIDArgD sTATEMENT.
LivRRPooL.

IlNEllObl.
AZ noon spots-firm, improved demand.
Sales, li,O0O bales, Of witch American,
1 900 bales Receipts. 5000 bales, Of which
American, 1900 bales, Closing quotations
were M follows Ordinary, AID; good ordi-
nary, sd; low mddling, 5lEd; good mid.
ding sd middling uplands, 0iGd
middliug Orleans, 55kd.
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed quiet and steady ns follows
tlho prices are given Ia pence aud Giths
thus. d0j means a.63-0id and sol means
5.i-Old.l
At y D. m.--March, 5.fsd, value; March
April, 5.isd value; Aprll-May, 51Sd, buy.
crs, May-Junc, 5.20d, sellers; June-July,
5.2ld, buyers July-August, 6.23d, sellers;
Angust-septcmber, 523d, sellers; Scptem.
Der, sd, sellers; September. October, b.iod,
sellers.
HAvnr.
spots--Qulct aud steady. Tres orlnaire
Orleans spot 0jysf futures for April de.
livery, 62Jd.
Note-Trcs ordlnaire Orleans spot 6sf,
represents COS francs for 90 kilos OF strict
mlddling cotton. Hayro terms. A kilo Il
about 2 lbs, or a. 35-i0O kilos equal 100 lbs.
a frame II equal 10 2Oc.
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Quotations were as follows; Ordinary Sci
good ordinary, ssSc; low middling, ei-loc;
middling o9sc; good middling, e%c
Futures opened steady and closed
steady, as follows March, o.2s@9.3o; April
s2s@a2e; May, 93i@os5; June, 94igo42;
July, oi9@o.50; August 0.49@o.50; Sop
tcmber, 9i7@oi IS; October, s.o7@s.9s; No
vember s92@s93; December, s.93@s.9r
January, e,o9@9oi. sales, 5o,ioo bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Nrw YonH, March 22--Coflec-spot fair,
Rio. firm, ilc; options iSte - points higher
and moderately active. bale. W.oD bags;
March, siO a5eti055; April, 2,Ceal0S5;
Nav Sio 2S(a 10. 90: June, $40 25fai0.5O. July,
si0 IO,alO2s August, hoioaiO. 10, sscptem
her t0asaiO.0s, October, t9O0aiOOo, No
vembsr. Al AZ December ". siesiO,Oo Janu
arv, 81 a60ti0co; February. 5000. sugar
Firm centrifugal, tci rciincd' nrmi ekira
al b,sei5 ii.iCc. white ettn G, $40; yellow,
Bi.esblic. on G, 0,sc. Molasses-firmi COS
test. Nhc. a.1
CrSciSxarr, o., Mavh 2a-whisky-
steady. sales, sg7 brls nnl,hcd goods ON q
basis Of ti.0l Butter--firm; fancy north
western creamery, s1@a5c cStn Ohio, $50
20. prime dairy roll ss9sSg sngar-s,cady
Epgs-strong and highet I've, Vhecse-firm
c.,c.oo. IN. March 2f-On the Produc,
.,changc Inc butter market was less active
hut firm; creamery, 22,fti Soc dairy, GOD
aOc. ElVs-Firm; iihCiloc
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HonsEs Fair demand: drivers, $i259i75;
heavy draft si75a225; saddle, si50Cd20t CT.
ira saddle. s2oOdejo; plugS, s5oCao5; Texas
ponies, t256sG0, common drivers, s75CglOO.
MuLns-Fair demand; II 10 lih hands
high, sDOaIi0; iiH 20 IS hands high, sll0s
I25: 10 10 1917 hands high, $i2jgiGC, 1871 10
10 hands high, fl6O60lOO.
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snrrr--cholcc 4Ifc; medium, o,l@ic
common, $l.O0Gi.b0.
L,nH-Choicc, $500 common TO good, per
head, Si.50Cp30o.
GRAss C.rrLR-Cholcc, 3N@i,Ec; good, So
@3ISo; fair 10 medium, 2k0oJc; scallawags,
i,S@2c; feeders, light 2@2,Sc; heavy, 2A
Cp.lc.
Hoos-cholce light, $685. good, ih@S5ci
common, 4kG0lJac.
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Attention. m. n. 4.

For sprains, bruises. rheumatism. cramps
inflammation. swelling. cuts burns, etc, In
man, and splinL ringbonc windgall, cpl
zootic, scratches. etc, In horses Rangum
Root Eminent Is a sure cure. The king OF
Liniments" Is the universal verdict Never
fails 10 cure any nilment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50cepts
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
lsl Main sfreet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

I,oSpoN, March % 4 pm.-consols opened
Al i0i Oi0 Tor money aud iOi ll-i0 for the
account The bullion In the Hank Of En-.
gland increased GiS3000 during the past
week. The proportion OF the Hank 81 I'm.
gland 10 reserve 10 liability is nov tAu per
cent
Psris, March 22.-Thrse per cent rvnies,
w To- for the account The weekly state
ment Of the Hank Of France shows an IN
erase Of i,S7o,O00f Of gold and .t,0's,'
ooOi Of silver. The boufc clessd steady
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23

DO NOT forget to add 10 your drinking
water, lemonade or soda ten drops OF
Angostua Bitlcn. IL imparts delicious
flavor and prevents malaria and all sum-
mcr diseases. he SURE 10 get the genuine
Angostura, manufactured only by DR.. J..
q. H. Siegcrt a Sons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-23
THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.


Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Gayoso, Tiptonville; Port Eads, st. Louis;
Joseph Henry, Cairo.
Departures Adams, Arkansas City
Gayoso, Tptonville; Port Eads, New Or
leans; Henry Marx, New Orleans.
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Co,so. seed Products.

PnruE CnupE 0u,--32@39c; prime summer
yellow, 37@D3sc; choice cooking summer vel.
low, 40lollc; prime cotton seed meal, $500
aI7Oo, carload lots less than carload, si775
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