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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

N CHAhCEhI.
The object Of this suit is 70 recover for tho
plaintiff his One-fClIrth share Of q certain Rng-
lish trust fund. amounting 10 eAiO0. aud to
subject q certain farm IA the county Of Henr1co,
on the Brook road. kneWn IS ~hoily Brock. :" or
the proceeds Of ne sale thereof. 70 the payments
OF the said claim Of cb.l00. and u declare the
said farm as In fact a part Of the said trust
estate, and also 70 set aside and ~ declare null
AMI void a certain contract Agreements O. bond
Of Indemnify entered into between Alfred peap-
son end wife and others aud Benjamin HorS-
buckie Hine, dated August 4 iS6. In 80 Ear ~
the same Affects ne plaintiff; and also 70 de-
clare oil and void, Ia 80 far as the plaintiff Is
cOncorned, a certain rust-desd and The notes
thsceby secured gwen by A. K Pearson and
others 10 L. Tuppor. Jt. and othoEa. nossees
dated the 18th Of DeoembeE, 1855, and 10 secure
the payment 81 sl.s&.
And an anlazsif having been made and nled
that tho Defendants, Ben1amia hornbucxle
Hino. Ahrod Pearson, Mars Pearson, and I.
1upp0r, jr.. are B0n-rsfideBts o. the Conmoa-
wealth OF Ytrginia, and that the nance and
osideaecs 81 TIE holders Of she notes socursi
~ the dsed u trust ahose mentioned, dated M
18Th Ct pocembsr. l6&. ere ankn01n. AID me
plaintiff IN hts hiii bsvtng made taefn parties
Defendant b. tho gsnessi Description q TAR
tics uakn0we, Il 10 ordered RAT they. NE said
nofs-rceidenl deiendants add unkEssn pArties,
DO appear here within fifteen dayt sflrr mo
due po olicsAiioa q tis order ae1 Do vhAssser 10
necessary % prosecs shsir interests heresu.
A copy-feate:
W. 8. LKAEE Clerk
CHBIxFTAs & CHRISTIAN aad wApDsLI, Jr.,
n q % &.fhfu
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|. Rose & Son S
NOTION
DEPAR TMENT.

All Kinds Of lo-. ORES. Buttons for lc. dozen;
Eyegy collr imag enable cf Embroidery oAA Tor
s.. dozen: =
The best Tsist for L.. a spool or Dc. \ dozen;
Eureka SPOOL SILK Tor &C.;
The best Giii-hdge kngAsh Pins Tor ic. paper
A Jc pap1c Of Pms for lc.;
Mourning Dressing Pins for r.. box;
The best French Blacsing fsr lc. tok;
The host rast Black Darntng COuJnl- an ounce;
Hated Tbimbes for ic;
Frfra-long steel point Hat Pins Tor lc.;
90. Dress OK Combs for only lOc.;
Fxtrs wide ape fO- T.. a roll:
Ive-Glaeses and s1ecf1 clrs Tor &C. worm J0c.
klctei-plsssd SAFETY Pins for B.. dozen;
Rubber hs.r-Pins Tor 2. each worth TO-:
The popular size china Buttons, 81. j gross:
txtrG-Iarge size China buttons for b. a card;
1'he bert sieei-feint Hair Pins, a.. paper;
A Zoe bunfii 81 Kct-liack for e.:
49, Black Dress let Buttons for 20 dozen;
Cedar Lead PsDcE2 for IT,.
Exira-large sze Diener Napkins Tor &C.;
IOOE. and Fyes Tor ic. a dozen:
Spool Cotton, better thar Clarks o. y. T., for q.
s-pool.
Beautiful sauuo Windsor Ties Tor &c. worth DC.
Reau,iiul Pure Rioe Buttons for g.. q gross;
Large aul srn ~ nickel-piatcd Safety Pins for
Sc. z dozen:
Extra l0nr -. PockstB1oks for only &C.:
GentIrmoa's Collyr Buttons FOR 4c. a dozen;
To- Garter Elastic Tor g. q yard;
The best Ca-tiio soap iCr 2c cake;
The besi Drf IA shields Tor o.. set;
l0r. Dressing Combs for ol Be-;
2jc Hair brushes Tor only Dc.
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Chairman QUAY's SIS. 900 fund for
the detection of fraudulent voters ought
to serve a useful purpose" Well, yes
As a boomerang.
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Chairman Building cotnmit1e,

Tho opening OF the bids above advertised for
has boeu postponed until
SATURDAY TIE 18Th INSTANT
AZ tho same hour and place. Al bids received
up 90 that dine Wili % confidered.
Parties ~ bmittisg bids SIRE requested = make
Them Tor tho work a. a WhHJe, aud also by the
cubic yard for each class q work.
". b. TANNER,
&C ll-9t Chairman
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Scrofulous humors hives, pimples, and
boils are cured by Hoods Sarssparlla.
Sold by druggists.
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COURT OxtDERA,

XIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN
THE OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
or TIE COUNTY OF HENRICO ON MONDAY
THE l7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1888:
Cecil Victor Pearson. Plaintiff,
against
BENJAMIN Hornbuckle Hlne. Alfred Pearson.
ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...Detcndantsi
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
IN ROAD COMPANY.

AZ meeting Of flRe Boara Of Directors, held
September ~ tes no following reeoiatlon vas
sdopted:
Rssoiucd That a dividend II hereby declared
upaa the preferred sharss of tho csDisal SOCK OF
this corapany q one 2nd hall dollars PC
share o1t n tbs ms earnings ~ the csaHpsny
for ne osirreu; ycur, pcyaole On oCfD&Ek q
1854 ~ NE of1cs q the Rczsurs<. n Fullnfel-
phia, 10 ia preesrrcd siIareholdors q recora nt
o'rkosk p. n. Ocfoasr II ISIS
Tue uspstar-books STA 10 cicsed lrom oAciock
r. Il OCTOBER IL asa anti oefccE A. ~.
OCTOBER q, lsa
% e9.oca.fl. is&Ss
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VISIT OUR EXPOSITION.
STACKS OF BARGAINS IN

BROADCIOTHs HENRIETTAS CAsHMERES STRIPED AND PLAID
DRESS GOODS FLANNES PUSHES SOLID AND PLAID SILKS
MOURNING FABRICS BEADED AND SILK TRIMMINGS TO MATCH
ALL DRESS MATERIALS; WHITE BLUE RED. AND GRAY ELAN
NEIS TABLE DAMASKS NAPKINS TOWELS QUILTS COMFORTES
BUGGY ROBES CURTAINS, POKrlERES. RUGS,
DRUGGETS CARPETS OE-CLOTS MATTNGS WINDOWSHADES &c
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cAReEz,B. oxI-GEeras. CURrAIzA
ID p. RICHARDSON & CO.'S
cAsrEr wARERooMs.
500 EAST MAIN sssxsT (PkcR BLocK,.

Ala. KINDS or YhOeR-OOvRRfft0, nov ~
STORE; Also. HAnpcoNK LACE ana HRAvf
CURrAfN& 80 iSlm
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|. Rose & Son,
2OG east Broad street.
ESTABLISHED HALF CENTURY.
lOc ll-9l
GRATEF UL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREABFASE

"Bya thorough Enoglejge0f tho natural laws
when govern the operations u digestion aud nu-
triton, and % u careful application Of me dns
Irote rtlcs Of weil-selectei COCOA. Mr.. hpps has
provided our break fast-ta EiLh 4 Gelicateiy
Favored beverage which may save Us many
heavy doctors bills. Ii rs by the iudiclOuH use
OF such arucles 81 diet that Constitution may
lie gradually built up uzfu strong enough 20 -
sist every tendency ~ disceaa Hundreds VI
euDtle malaeies are floating around "a ready -
attack Wherever there Ia seas posus. We may
cGcape many fGtHl than BY keeping ourselves
we'd fortified Httn pure DlUOi and properly
nourithsd frame. Cut .3crrtee Gdsett
Made simply With boiling water or milk. sold
oniv IN half pound tins by groc0rs, Labelled
thus: JANE. Effs a o..
homeopathic Ctemists. LONDON. England
10 10 IA, sa&1uiy
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DE~sor.gTs0NS 4 PARTEER>B,Ps

NOTlCE-Tho undersigned respectfully an
n0unco 10 the public Gai they have ent0r0i into
n 90 partncrship for the purpose Of conducting
a drug business under the hrm name ~ HATCH
q WHITFIELD az No 1C5 east Broad street,
Richmond, Va, ,. =. HATCH.
!. -. WHITFIELD. u. ID.
prruNnEp VI October x lsys o. g-st
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SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at the
Office Of William 4. isaa,aa, secretary and uea-
sureT OF The AasOuic POu1Ple Association, corr er
Ninth and Main streets tup-stairsl. unai WE'D
NScSDAI tae lOih day a OrtoDer, lsSe, at 10
O'Clock NJ. fcr BUll1f06 TIKI FOUNDATION
Walls AND PILLARS OF TAX kASDNG
TEmPLE, At the corBer o. Adams ard Broad
Streets sooordlng 10 the plans and spocltlnati0Hs
ct tho architect, UiIsoe car ~ eoon nt ts once
between O'Clock A NJ. and 10 O'Clock ~.
mo work ~ W be aoJre % Virginia granite and
the best cefnent. IL II ~ be ceI5TnSno0d al once
and completed N soon As practieASte.
Tho committee reteFYos the Klghs 70 reject any
and all bids 1t the discretion OF the committee.
W. H. lamar,
Chairman Building Committee.
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q the latest desi2nA cited with the very best OF
lenses, 10 be sold OF al
S3 AND $3.50 PER PAIR,

JAMES QUINN. SON & CO.,
~ Wholessie and Retzil Dealers IN
MAPLE, ASH, OAK, CHARTERED
OAK, CHARTERED SYCAMORE, FLOOR
ING AND CEILING,
SOUTH TWKSrY-TnIGD STREET,
Phone 602 oc 7-Sts
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UNDER EAR.

Our sales on Underwear have never been
equaii0d. We ano daily uatosding large guam
tfsies aud al parcLasarS 10 away vol pleased
with the bsFgains seSylrot We show q coTnpt9te
line for children ia MuFinO and Ribbed Neztsand
PauteIes. Pr taatcs our stock comprises Ner-
20, Ribbed, and Lambs Wool In Wbite and
Scarlet Vests and Pants For gentlemen Ee
carry a full and varied stock from the cheapest
10 tho finest ell u which wo arc Offering az bar
gain pricea Don't gait until you take cold;
buy your underwear now, and buy IL of
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fg- We propose for both city ana oounsy
friends 10 mako prices for this week on our
enormous stock that will MAKE the wheels Oh
LuLrn
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Reading notices IN rssding-matter Upa
hp,s Or less. g. IN nonpArsH ieaded, 10.
Gard Of ratss Tor more space furnished 81 APP
ILfauou
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NV YonK, March 2-Moncy on call easy
al gas per cent, last loan per cent.
closed at 2a2h per cent
Prime mercantile paper, t'fd5h.
ttcrlingcxchangc dull but steady, al iSih
Tor % day bills aud ts7,s for demand
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were entirely neglected
The stock market took another turn IN the
downward direction today. being weak at.
most IRON the opening 10 the close. The
market continues IN very unsatisfactory
condition, everything seemingly depending
upon what the legislation a. washlnHtou
may develop, and AZ % the special disturb
ances, while the opinion IN Wall street l.
that the Northwestern railroad war Y not
likely 70 last much longer, n Twas mad. The
means Of the heaviest decline today. Ion.
don had a number u selling order In the
market Al the opening thi. morning, spe.
sially N LEADING ~ Paul, Louisville a
Nashville. but ths ilrt n.snsd ECON beo&as
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TRE ST. Francis river at Madison Is rising
rapidly.
Tux river here Is stationary with 20 feet
inches ON the gauge.
Tmr City Of Monroe Is due here on her
way from -. Louis 10 Natchcz.
Tar Rosa Ice and James Lee arrived and
doparted yesterday with good trips.
TnE Oakland, from New Orleans with q
tow u hargcs, Is expected to pass here today
bound for 81. Louis
THE Dcsolo returned 20 Cincinnati last
night with about $50 tons OF freight and sew
orul cabin passengers.
TnE City Of Cairo, from vicksburg. passed
up 20 81 Louis yesterday with a fair trip.
she put of here about fifteen tons OF sun
dries.
TnE steamer Ed Foster, running In the
sunhowcr river, Il high and dry up that
river Il will take rise Of four feet 10 foat
her OF.
CONSIDERABLE freight has accumulated at
the landings between st. Louis and Cairo.
and " Ice does not again interfere, which,
from tho present outlook, Is not probable,
business 10 points south will be excellent
TIIE steamer Prince, running IN the upper
Ouachita river, has been reported 10 The
government inspectors for violating the
United States inspection law, In running
without licensed officers and having no in.
spcction papers ON board.
THE Paris @. Brown, with full load Of
fright and big list Of cabin passengers,
passed here yesterday morning on her way
from Cincinnati 20 New Orleans. She dis
charged at the elevator fifty sacks of cotton
seed, four horses and lot Of plumber.
car. stLv ID. Adkins, Of S. Louis Is In
Boston inspecting tho hulls Of several large
steamships, for the purpose Of adding them
90 the fleet which Commodore 7. r. Manion,
of S. Louis intends rcmodellng for his Gull
OF Mexico enterprise. This scheme Of Com.
modorc Manion's involves an expenditure OF
several thousand dollars, and Is one that will
wake up the sleepy stcamboatmcn Of the
western and southern valleys.
Last Monday night as the steamer Dcsoto
was rounding the point above Evansville a
roustabout named I'd kcmpcr stole up be-
hind the captain Of the night watch an.
other negro, and without word Of warning
struck him a heavy blow with q buggy
spoke fucturing his skull. Tho wounded
man died before the boat landed At Evans.
Vile kcmpcr escaped, but was subse-
qucntly arrested nj Evansville. The din.
Guilty was about somc work.
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NEW olrEASs, la, March 2.--Cofiee.
Steady; Rio cargoes, common TO prime, l4N
ole. Rice-Quiet; Louisiana, ordinary TO
prime, 4l3C95lSc. Bran---Dull and lower at
0Tl%c. Cotton seed products nominally un-
changed. Sugars-Quict but steady; Louis
lana open kettle, choice, &c; strictly prime,
4Jsc; prime, 1876; fully fair, Axe good
fair, 40-16afxc; good common TO fair, 400
1-l0c; common, 4(94hc; Louisiana centri-
fugals, choice white, 0sSc; off white, CSC
GAc; gray white, 5X90c; choice yellow
clarified, 6Js@5 i5-l0c; prime yellow clari-
fed, 6a4@5 1876; yellow clarified, 1l-l69
59ic; seconds, 49s6o5ssc. Enthusiastically;
Louisiana open kettle, choice, 3SG35c;
strictly prime, 29G30c good prime, 25Cd26c;
prime 2i@23c; fair TO good fair, 10000;
common TO good fair, 16@i7c; inferior to
good common, I40el5c.
NEW YoRK, March 2--Coffee-Spot fair,
Rio nominal at 14J4c; options opened firm,
but closed 5000 points lower. Sales 5000
bags; March, Sl075@1l. 10; April, $i005@
1896 May, $10.459iOS5; June, 10000
1870 July sl0.O0@l030; August, $500
1915 September, S9G5@i000; October
so.sO@905 November, $0.G0@99o; Deem
Der, s9.55@0.9o February, s9.s0@l0.00.
Sugar--Firm; Manila, l-1Gc; refined firm.
Molasscs-Firm.
CINCINNATI, o., March 2--Whisky steady;
sales 0i5 barrels finished goods on basis Of
sl.00. Buttor---strong. Sugar---Easy Eggs
Heavy, with liberal receipts, at IKE.
| Cheese---Firm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2.---0n the Produce
exchange today tho butter market was un.
changed; creamery, 2l@27c; dairy, lGIg@2ic
Eggs-lower and In large supply at i7@lSc
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1883.

the great feature, as report from Chicago
that the knights and Die brotherhood had
come to an agrecmentthat the lattcr's men
now on the Reading should be called out,
aud there was rush 70 sell the stock, most
Of the offerings being apparently for a big
bear pool, but the offcfings were taken by
insiders and the fact that s.ch large amounts
were taken without breakjpg the price had
traders, and there was ID sittempt to bny back
some Of the stock put-but, which checked
the dealing. The close was quiet but weak
at or near the lowest prices reached. The
night.
Railroad bonds were Hdun today, and the
trading was marked by little or no feature OF
importance and there was no activity in any
part OF the list. The saics were SSs0000.
The total sales OF stocks today were 1853, 1856
shares. Closing quotations..
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blu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1900 blu.
shipments--flour, 1000 brls; wheat
ii,ood bu; corn, $4,000 bui oats, 1900 bu;
rye, none; barley, none
Afternoon Board--Wheat-- Easy; March,
size; May, S27Sc; July, 79hc. Corn
Steady. March, 45zc; May, 47Itc; June,
HNc; July, 4s1Ec. Oats---Quiet May, 2o9sc
asked.
KANSAS Cry, No., March 2,-wheat--
Steady; No. soft, cash, zoe; May, S0Nc,
Corn-Steady; No. 2 cash, 4219c bid, 1890
asked April, 44Nc bid May, 4Gc bid, 46Hc
asked: No. 2 white, May 4S11c bid. Oats
No. 2, May, 30Xc bid, 3O96c asked.
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TIonsrs-rair demand drivers tl2i0i7a
heavy draft, tl55d225. saddle, tieomeoo
extra saddle. tpoa2s1 plugs So96A,
Texas ponies, s2odoo, common driver,
t7N(atO0.
Mutr--rair demand; "a 70 iiN hands
high, tDleliiO it't 10 rs hands high, tii00t
i25, rs 10 i5h hands high, tl259i09 10 10
10 hands high, ti5ottipo.
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Cash quotations were o. follows
Flour Quiet aud steady prices un-
no 2 spring wheat. iSN@sac; No. ?
red, Sic; No. 2 corn 6Oi.r: No. 2 oats, 2OCt
ale. 40. 2 rye, ba,: No. , barley. 77tts2c:
No. lay-ccd, tLiS; prime timothy seed,
Me-, Pork-Pcr brl osilas; Lard, per 100
lbs, G0lis, short rlbsisidcs, loose, N.l1f;
dry salied shoulders bokrtl. 6OO6t6 10, short
clear sides, boxed, $3.50 iG9h
Reccipts-l'lour, 10We hrls wheat, 1900
hu. corn, 1900 bu, oats, $500 bu; rye,
i,Oo0 bu. barley, 1000 bli
shipments iSVoO bfls wheat,
i0ocj bu. corn sa,O00fbui oats, 10000 bu,
rye, i,ooV bu, barley. ii.0Ce bu.
ST. LOUIS No, March ? -Flour-Quici aud
unchanged, S2iOalio
Whoai-opcned firm, advanced little In
all options. then dccl.Dea To the opening
prize, closing firm and nne hanged; No ? rcd,
May, sl1,ms2,lc, cldllng al s2i,c askcd,
June, - .aS29c, clueltR at size; July,
pls@1nAc. closing ats.vlsc. August 5p1tc.
Com-liighcr: cashc s,tf i0i4c; March clos
Ing iSi.c. May, tsE0if,tc closing al f7ssc;
July, closing NJ tstfC.
oais-llighcr cash. DO May, 2alsc.
Rye-OoC aud nominal
Barley -559o0c.
nnn-firn, 7ec.
Cummeal-liighcr, t2B.
Hay Unchanged prime timothy, ti2.oo0
naiier-unchansedi creamery a,0soc;
Prs,isions~weal and quiet. rork-Yew.
kil ib6fflgA tani----TN Dry all meat
-Boxoi shoulders. tsss; long cIearr. <si2,.
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INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES

Our Oldest child, now six years OF age, when an
infant six months old, was attacked with yiruent
failing we called our family physician, who at
tempted 10 cure u; but II spread with almost In
crciIble rapidity, untl the lower portion OF the
little fellows person. from the middle OF his beck
full, blotched, aud malicious We had no rest at
night, no peace by day. Finally, We were advised
10 try the CuiicuRA REMEDrEs. The effect was
simply marvellous In three or four weeks COM
plcle cure was wrought, leaving the little fellows
person as white aud healthy as though be had never
been attacked. In my opinion your valuable rem
edcs saved his life, and today he Il a strong,
healthy child perfectly well, no repetition OF the
GEO. h. SMITH,
Atry-atIaw and Ex-Pros. Airy, Ashland, o.
Reference: J. u. weist, Druggist, Ashland, o.
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LIVERPOOL.
Al noon epols--Qulct rather easier Sales,
i0,0o0 bales, 81 whichAmcrican, 100 bales.
Receipts, 400 bales, oi which American
GOOo bales. Closing quotations were On fol-
lows Ordinary, 0isi good ordinary, 6'ld;
low middlinr q 7.iGl good midallng. o
ii.iGi; middllng uplands, 6,sd. middling
Orleans, $40.
Fuiurvs opened dull At decline, and closed
easy, NJ follows
t1ho prices aro given IN pence and 6ilhs,
thus t.tid means t0lOid, and sol means
St-0ldl
Att pm.-March, asia. buyers March.
April 5aid, buyers Apdl.May. 6-iad, sill.
or; May.Junc, 6.3id, buyer; June July,
6.8ti, bnycrs, July,Angust 6-3sd. sellers
Augiist-Septembor, 5aS'l, sellers, September.
63sd, sellers experimentation, 6.g1d, buy
crs.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
.nlfu. Marri 1874
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prime, store, 00@02Isc; car load from lcvee
or depot, $i7OO@ls.5O prairie from store
0Oq76c; car load from levec or depot, 5000
@12O0.
BRAs-From store, 800, from levce or de-
pot, $1,000
CoRy-From store, white, 62c; mixed, Soc
from levec or depot, white, In bulk, 0OH@
Gle; in SKIS, 62c; mixed, in bulk, 55H958lsc;
In SKIS, 67lf@5slEc.
oArs-Fron store, white, 4iC945c; mixed,
Ala nc; from lcyce OF depot, white, In bulk,
30Jz6laOc; In SKIS, nc; mixed, In bulk,
81 IlGI3Sl4c, In SKIS, 40(gi1 NC.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
SATURDAY.
chez CITY on MONROE II m.
Movement. a, the Leyec.

ARRIvALs-Rosa Ice, Osceola; James Ice,
Friars Point; Rob Roy, Walnut Bend; Rene
Macrcady, 81. Francis river Paris Q. brown,
Cincinnati; city Of Cairo, Vicksburg
DrrARruREs-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; James
Ice, friau Point Rob Roy, Walnut Bend;
Paris c. brown. New Orleans; City OF Cairo,
81 Louis; DCSoto, Cincinnati.
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rHousANps OF cHILpREN

Are born into the world every day with some &C,
zematous affection, such as milk crust scald head
scurf or dandruf, suno 10 develop into an ngoniz
ing eczema, the itching, burning and designation
OF which make life a prolonged torture unless
properly treated
Awarm bath with CuricuEA soAr on exquisite
skin Beautlacr, aud a sInglc application Of CUTI-
cuaA, the Great skin Cure With little CUTIcURA
RrsoLyBST The New Blood Purifier arc often sum.
cicnt 10 arrest the progress OF the disease and point
TO a speedy and permanent cure.
. Hence no mother who loves her children, who
takes pride In their beauty, purity and health, and
In bcstowing upon them a childs greatest inner
itancc-a skin without blemiSh aud body nOur.
ished BY pure blood-should fail 70 make trial OF
the CUIICURA REMEDIEs sN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
March 2, 1901 bales, M against 0,73o
bales last week, and 0, 800 bales Same week
last year, since September 1, Oll,iil bales,
against 0i3, 622 bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, - $50 bales, as
against 1882 bales same week last year.
since September !, 4S7io bales, MS against
52i, $50 bales same time last year. Weeks
sales, 1890 bales; exporters, $3.50, and
spinnort, $50 bales.
ACTUAL WEIGHTS MEMpIiIg CoTroy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

CHICAGO, H., March 1.-The DforerS Jour
nal reports; Catte-Receipts 5000 head:
shipments, 5000 head; market strong and
l5c higher shipping steers, t3.i0@5.5G;
stockcrs and feeders, 81 20d3.Go; cows, bulls
and mixed, si0o@Si5; Texas fed steers,
$3.0OC1iO0.
IIogs--Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market weak and 80 lower;
mixed, s50O0530; heavy, $5.2O@5.50 light,
$i0Od525; skips. S3.i0C14.0O.
Shccp-Reccipis, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head; market strong; natives, $500
$40; western, tt0OG5.35; Texans, $3.50
49, lambs, IS. scoops.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

NEW YoRK, March with jobbcrs an
improved business was in progress, Agents
orders for autumn woolcns did well, other
wise they were out of the market
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

apols-Qulct aud steady Tres orllnalrc
Orleans spot, 0s,sii futures, for February de.
livery, 0itsf.
Noie--1res oriinalrc Orleans spot 0sf'
represents O0H francs Cor 10 kilOs OF strict
middling cotton, liayrc terms A Milo u
about lbs. or % aSlOo kilos equal 100 lba.
A franc Il equal 10 2Of
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