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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

July, io.27@io.2e August 10 "a; September
e.s2@e93; October, o.7o@972; November
ooo@862; December, 96i@o.63; January
s7o@o.72. Sales, 1880 bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
firm; middling, 9kc. Sales, 1000 bales
Quotations are as follows: Ordinary. SIC
good ordinary, sii-l6c; low middling, oLc;
middling, 9Nc; good middllng, 1880.
Futures opened steady and closed steodv.
rs follows: March, 0.6Sa0.09; April, O.74G
sdo; May 0.s0@o.81; June, 0.ss@0. s8 July,
Soot90v6i August, 090Cd09l; September,
v4otg060 October, o. 27@0 %; November, o. rs
bales.
LIVERPOOL.
AT noon; Spots quiet and moderate in
quiry.
Sales, 10000 bales of which 1900 were
American. Receipts, 1000 bales, OF which
$4,000 were American. Closing quotations
were Ms follows Ordinary, 8 3i0d; good
ordinary, 55-l6d; low middling. 5 7-lGd;
middling, 6ssd; good middling 5Kd.
Futures opened quiet and closed firm.
lThese prices are given in pence and 0iths,
thus; 003 means 663-Gid, and 5,0l means
AT pm; March, 5.ii sellers; March
April, $40 buyers; April-May, $40 values;
May-Juno, $40 buyers; June-July, $40
buyers; July-August, 5.il sellers August
September, 5.3S buyers; September 6.3s
buyers.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE

Buying--Ncw York and Eastern points, dc.
mand, lilo discount Eastern points, sigl.s
10 discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago lilo discount New Or
leans, * discount
selling-New York and Eastern points,
$l60 premium; Cincinnati st. Louis Louis.
vile and Chicago i-l0 premium; New Or
leans, par
The bank clcarings for February were
nearly Si200o,00O. or 81, $4,000 greater than
for the corresponding month last year.
The local cotton market spots closed
steady. Sales, $500 bales or 8, 800 bales to
exporters. and 1000 bales TO spinncs. New
Orleans spots closed firm ut an advance OF
l-loc with futures very steady, March up 7
points, and remaining months up points.
Liverpool closed quiet, moderate inquiry.
Quotations changed. Futures firm at an adj.
vance Of point The New York market
closed quiet and up l-i6c, with futures firm,
March advanced points and other months
TO 0points advance.
A New York telegram states that private
adyices from the South show the following
condition Of anas In various sections
Shreveport, receipts - per cent below last
year; Waco, Tex, crop 80 per cent better
than iSSs, Memphis estimates the crop al
100000 and receipts ut that point are csti
mated at $1,000 In excess OF last year. IN
Northern Georgia and Northeast Alabama, Il
Is believed the crop will not exceed las
years In Southwestern Georgia the stock
are much less than last year at this time"
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Steady; ordinary to prime,4 Zc. Cotton
seed Products-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Stronger; open kettle, prime to strictly
prime, 4JSc; fair to fully fair, 1904 1s-16c;
common to good common, 4@4JSc; inferior,
2%g3Ac; centrifugal grades stronger choice
white, exc; of white, 6%@6 7-l6c; gray
white, 6H@6 6-1ec; choice yellow clarified,
S-i6@6Hc; prime yellow clarified, 61@
y l6ci of yellow clarified l-10c; seconds,
4A@4Xc. Enthusiastically and firm;
open kettle, strictly prime, 35c; good prime,
SSi@S3c; prime, 20@3Oc; fair to good fair,
25Cg2sc; common to good common, 20@24c;
centrifugal, strictly prime, 24g25c; good
prime 2l@22c; prime, 10000; good fair,
&c; common to good common, 1b@l6c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb 28.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
easy; fancy creamery, 25@26c; choice 10
fine, 2o@2lc; fine dairy, 2O@21c; good to
choice, lo@2oc. Eggs-Steady at l25l9l3c.
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. .-whisky-Active;
sales, 1,2I6 barrels finished goods on basis
of Sl.03. Butter-Quiet Sugar--Firm.
Eggs--ln moderate demand at ll@l1I9c.
Cheese-Steady
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GrnIn nd ProYi.ions.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. 2S.-Tading In wheat
was Of a rather limited character today, and
the market ruled quiet and at times very
dull Outside news was scarce, and there
was but little on which TO base operations.
The market opened from the same to &c
over closing figures Of yesterday, then dc.
clined &c under fair offerings and q possible
attempt TO bear the market But the offer.
ings were taken without much Of break in
prices and this started shorts 10 covering,
some OF the buying being done by parties
who sold early, and prices, with several
fluctuations, advanced nc, declined Ac aud
closed &c higher than yesterdays closing.
Foreign adyices were less favorable. Adj
vices from the Northwest report stocks In
country elevators as having decreased 1000,
600 TO 100000 bushels since February 1,
aud that stocks are now down to about
1900, 900 bushels.
There was rather more interest manifested
in corn, trading beng quite active, and a
higher range Of prices was established. The
advance was attributed mainly 10 covering
by shorts, and brought out good many
orders, and the market was quite active at
times Opening sales were ut about the clos
ing prices Of yesterday. after which the mar.
kct gradually advanced ga &c became quiet
and steady, cased of some and closed LG9sc
higher than vest erdny.
Oats were quiet aud rather In rut Fluc-
tuations were confined 20 ifc range.
The continued liberal receipts OF hogs en-.
couragcd rather free offerings OF products
early In the day, and the market ruled weak
during the greater portion OF the session.
Local buyes were little backward about
taking hold. and outside orders were some
what limited. Prices ruled lower on all the
leading articles, with trading contercd In
contracts for May, June and July deliveries.
The Leading futures ranged ~ follows:
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Provisions.

Fist Mnckcrcl half brls. No. 1, So 5Od
900, No. 2, Ss.OOtIS.5O. No. 3, s7.5061s 90. 10.
lb kite, No. I, sl.3h, No. p Si.2j; No. 3, 81 10.
Dry Herring Family, BE per box; ~ &. roc
herring, half brls s075. White flsh-llnli
brls sbbO.
Hoo PnoDucu-Firm; pork, tiaOO@l3.50
sugar'curcd hams, non sc. breakfast bacon,
lOis@lllsc; bulk pork, clear sides, O4c.
clear rib sides 0'sc; long clear, &C, shoul.
dcr, &c.
FREsn ME,rs-llcef. hindquartcrs 6et7c.
country dressed. 5ifaGc per 10; sparoribs.
5@Sc hackboncs, 60Oc per NJ.
LARp-fcs, 7,sG hall brls, 7gsc; kegs.
1910, choice kettle. Slfm0iEc. firm
Ptos' FrEr-Brls, snO9 half brls $3.50.
kegs, Sl25
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GENERAL TRADE.

The local market quotations remain UNI
changed.
Amount Of grain In store at elevators:
Corn, $500 bushels oats, 5i,0iO bushels;
wheat, ass bushels.
At New Orleans sugar receipts arc
moderate, demand fair, prices firm and well
maintained Molasses In fair demand and
firm. Rice firm, prices well maintained.
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TccslstuU..

CoRS-from store, white, &c; mixed i5c;
from levoo or depot. white. In bulk, i0c. In
sacks, i3o. mixed. In bulk. 3oc. In sacks, Ale.
BRAH-From store, SOC, from lovco or de.
pot Sl5OOCJl550.
HAY-Choioo, from store. sjc; car load,
from levcc or depot, Sl550l5lOO0, prime,
from store, 15lDs0c car load, from loyec or
depot $l4.5O@l6.OO prairie, from store, 500
Clc; car load, from lcyco or depot $1,000
100
0Ars-From store, white, 37c; mixed, 3jc:
from lcyoc or depot white In bulk, 3l6o3Ic;
In sacks, J5c; mixed, In bulk, 201c, In sacks,
apc
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aroeerte.

Nav YoHK. Feb. -sugnr-Raw, strong.
fair refining lsc, centrifugal, 90 test, O-lGc,
refined steady aud quiet.
Molasscs - Foreign quicg New Orleans
duh
Ricc-Firm and quiet
Cofcc-Opiions opened sicadlcr. unchanged
20 . points down, and closed quiet point,
down. Lower cables, dull Sales, SA7sO
hags, including March, April and May,
go a5el0i0, June, tiG tACti05n. July.
tidh5e1iOO0. August tiGGS@i0 20 Sep.
TENDER. ti0 75CtiGso. q. tohcr, si0 55C1iG ~.
December, ti0o@l6Ss January, tiGsa.
Spot Rio lrm fair oargoos, islsc.
Nrw OnLrASs. la, Feb. 2s.-Markcts un.
changed. Fiour-Quioi hut firm. choice.
ti2i. extra fancy Giadbh2. winter
wheat patents tS.GScso NJ. Com-Quici
but steady MIXED white, ilc; yellow,
axe. Corn Mcal--stcady At t22, Hay
Easy; prime ti09iT. Coilcc-Quict but
ilrm, Rio common TO prime iuttis'ic Mcc-
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I've Mock.

CArTLE-Choicc to extra, 9h@39ic; good,
3G3hc; scalawags, 10 medium, l1@2 Nc;
choice feeders. 800 and up, 2A@J3c; feeders,
100 10 900 2h@29lc
HoGs-Choice cornfed, 4lg61iAc; good,
S1256gi60; common, 3tS6lic.
suEEP-Choioc, il9c; mediums h@Dic; com
mon, Sl00G0i.50
LAMns-Choice, &c; common TO good, per
head, 81. 5061aOO
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FLouR-From store. choice, A2561i. 80;
fancy, A.76@i,S5 extra fancy, S525g5. 80;
patent, S5.S5a6.O0 firm.
CRAcKEns-Soda extra. 6IEc treble extra
0ta6Hc; ginger snaps 7Ggslsc assorted jun
blcs, lOCgl2c cream crackers, ThMsISc.
CoRSMEAL-Pcarl $500; roller, - %; quiet.
dium, 800.
OATNEAL-In half Drills, $3.50 fro N store.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln hall brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMINY AND GRirs-From store 1925.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 2S.-The jobbing trade
In dry goods continues active, with low
grade ginghams special feature Of price at
fractions. Demand covers most all dcscrip-
hands continues steady as 10 patterned fab
RIGS and movement OF staples, but demand
for the latter is not up to expectations,
though improving. The market is un.
changed and the tone steady.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. 2s-The Dropers Journal
reports Cattle-Receipts, II, 000 shipments,
$780, market steady; beeves S2.0O6g4 SO;
stockers and feeders, S215@3.35 cows, bulls
and mixed, $l75@310; bulk, $2.lO@3,50
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; shipments, 10000;
mixed and heSyv. mixed "a 40gi GS. ME bcay w
s44O@40o; light, $4.45@4.75; pigs $4,000
4S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments 5000;
market steady; natives, $3.00@5.25 western,
Sl40@4.s5; lambs, $4.T595.5O
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Article. Opening Highest Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were as follows
Ilour-Firm aud unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat Sl.Oitt; No. 3 spring
wheat. @c: No. red SL0iJs.
No. 2 corn. 3iAc.
No. oats 25lsc.
No. ? rye. i3g4c.
No. barley, nominal
No. | ilpxsecd, Sl.is
Prime timothy seed, slf2GiiL
Mess pork, pcr brl, $ii.l21@il.25.
Lard, per 100 lbs. $3.50.
short rib sides, loose, 6. S5etG.05
Dry ultcd shoulders. boxed. s5.2j05. SIX.
short clear sides, boxed, S6.i2js65G25.
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 5000
hu. corn, $4,000 bu; oats 900 bu; rye.
GOO hu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipmcnis-Rlour, 400 hrls wheat, 5000
bw corn. $4,000, oats, 1900 bu; rye, 5000
bu. barley. a, co bu.
ST. Loris, Mo-, Feb. 2s.-Flour quiet and
easy, but unchanged.
Wheat higher In sympathy with improve
ments elsewhere, prices advanced RlBi<c,
though closing OF little from the top No
red, cash. Wlsc; MAY, nSisCtISssc, closed
nsls@Dslfo June, p0k@n5iSc, July, $40
S,'sc, closed S5kc bid
Corn stronger M. 2 mixed, cash, 2sikc;
March, 2skei - c, closed 2s9 80 asked: April,
2Dis@2pAc. closed al,sc: MAY, sOk@3fHc
closed 50isc; June. 81 Sc; July, 32H@32,Ec,
closed s2'lc asked August 55,4c, closed
ai9Ec bid.
oats quiet but firm; No. 2, cash, &c; May,
use.
Ryc quict No. 9, I5c
harley entirely neglected.
Hay dull aud weak. prairie. IS. 500 10 90
timothy si0OOai35O.
llmu dull and declining. at 52@69c
flnNsccd quolablc at sl51.
Lcad-Dcmand light aud market quiet
an easy; chemical hard. s8l7b bid; com.
mon and corroding. sS.fb bid SAX asked.
BuitCr-Nochanfc 10 note, creamery, 2lly
Zee dairy, 2Dts1ic.
Guaranteed, lower at NE.
Conmcal- a. S,tti.O1.
Whisky-Stcady az ti.u3.
puyis'nns-Qulot aud easier
Pork-Nominal nt tii,02mttGA
lnw-frmr steam nominal nt t1G1
Dry suit Mcais-Shouldcr. ISIS. LONGS
aud ribs, SOS. short clear s023.
Bacon-lloxcd shoulders, sGI2if@O.25.
long, aud ribs, f002h@d2i. short clear,
t4Uuc11.O5.
lIams-sicady nj tioooai2o
Rcccipts-fl0ur, 400 brls; wheat, 5000
hu. corn 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none. barley. 1000 bu.
shipmcnts-fiouL 100 brls. wheat, a.OOO
hui corn, hl.uOO bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none, barley, 1900 bu.
kAssM CRY, Mo-. fcb. g7.-whcat-
Stronger No. nd cash. Oic askel. Nav.
Wc hid p8ilc asked. No. ? soft cash. DC bid.
- asked Marvh g5c askctl, May. D1c asked.
Corn-StcadY; No. 2 cash, NO bids nor
oilchngS.
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WmsgY-stmirht Kentucky bourbon.
'loaNW Robertson aud Lincoln Coun.
W. TENN, hrm ~ n t1atOo Eastern rycs
t-NN"V1. ar,oding to the age and make.
common whisky. tNCtsi ~ according Ia
prgul nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
futs-licar skins ti.0jNI0O, mink, i5Ct
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PRIME CRUDE OIL--iO@i3c; prime summer
yellow, 5OG953c; choice cooking summer yell
low, 53teb5c; cotton seed meal, 5000; less
than car load, go. so.
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Z COTfON FTATruINr.

imputu &CRn iis M&TR A. 100 la
Rh 90 M&LRH RS Co6sw RRtl l..
o&TRnia &C. S&MR u o., Wan
hn, To-. m 90 Tenn MId "a. ucamcn.
~ Wuruut ~ Totli mo taios
Hsplfs-M A CIR M&THH Ian
Rh i,o.9 Goa swRhooL T. NoS TRR.
80 TOTAL. 2.ul bales
pAuY roHr AID INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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WaaI.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb s.-Wool--Market
quiet and steady;h unwashed bright medium,
19@20lSc; coarse braid, HOPPE; low sandy,
1l@lSc; fine light, l7@23c; fine heavy, 1900
l9c tub washed, choice, SIC; inferior, 81
M35c
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OIL md TurDeDtluc.

WmnSeroN, N. c., Feb. 2s.-TurpcntinC
Firm, acc.
CLEVELAND o., Feb. 2s.-Petroleum-
Easy s.w., ll0o, 7Hc.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady middllnr. 0Gc. Sales
1850 bales including - bales last evening. Of
which SSlO bales 10 exporters aud 1000 bale,
20 spinnor.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, i3.iGc good ordinary. sglGc
low middling . aiGg middlinr. pA.c.
good mlidling. iOhc. middliug fair, lOisc
fair nominal. dusty, h@ic lover
many Corrnx fftrrutsr
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at % 15-18d for money and 0S 7-10 for the
account. The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank OF England On balance today Is
f25,00 The bullion IN the Bank OF Eng,
land decreased fll8, 900 during the past
week. The proportion Of the Bank OF Eng
lands reserve to liability is now 43.0S pei
cent.
PARIS, Feb. 2S-Three per cent. rentes S5i
32l<c for the account. The weekly state
mcnt OF the Bank OF France shows decrease
Of l,o2o, ooof gold and an increase OF oOo'oOoi
BANK cLEAHaNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 2s.-Clearings, So,5O6,-
600.
NEW ORLEANS La, Feb. 2s.-Clearings,
81, 0S6, 443
New York, Feb. 2s.--Clearings, $l03, 52S,
$50; balances, $5,303, 736.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. Chickering's 81,
7ol, I3l; balances, $l40, 522.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 2s.-Bank clear
ings today were 81, O0S3lO; balances, ST.
705,077.
BosToN, Mass, Feb. 2s.-Clearings, Sl5,-
800, COL balances, 49, 265, 500. For the month
--Clearings 1858, 40 407; balances, I3, 453
6O7. For the corresponding month in 1888
--Clearings, $3.50, SlS, 4GOi balances s3o, 400, )
ZIG.
ST. LOUIS, No, Feb 2S--Bank clearings
today, $3.50 1888; balances S5Il, 725. For
this month-Clearings So, 500, $50; balances,
Sl2, 7i5, 1854. For the corresponding month
last year-Clearings, $73,6S2'245 balances,
$I5,G05 $40.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY = TO PER GENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. 80 PREM SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middiinr Cotton, a-4c;
Sales Today. 4,6oo Bales-The Gen.
erai Market is steady--Meats Are
Firm.
APPEAL orrrcr

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb 2s 1882
Money is in fair demand, abundant supply
and easy, at to per cent
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CANNED Goops-pincapplcs, si.2SG,i 80.
Peaches. . lbs. standard. 81. Jj0ul 20, a. @ md.
gl0p. Tomatoes 2 lbs, standard. SittiOc.
lbs standard, 800 Strawberries, q -.
Haspbcrrics, il.2i lllackhcrrcs, Si.5O. Green
cages si.2j Pears, $500. Plums, - ~.
Asparagus. SiO0. Green corn, si.O06tl.lb.
Green peas, si.21 Cove oysters, full weight
III, 90, lbs Sl.65esiG0. light weight Csc:
2 lbs, &l.00dl.l0 Condensed milk, Crown,
;5pe Eagle, $40 Swiss, 1910. Salmon,
Si1jG2OO. Sirdincs. SihO. mustard sar-
dimes, $50 Mackorcl. Si.2a, herring mack.
crcl, siOa.
suoAR-Purc white. 7c: of white. 09.c.
yellow clarified, GAHGAc, refined A, &c:
standard graduated, ne powdered, s,sG
| lrm.
CoFrrr-Ccmmon lie. fair isisc; prime
| Rio, ipd2OAc, choice "a fancy, nc; old
government 3lmaic, firm.
sAut-saginaw, tl.3n61ilS per bril- Ohio
River, sl0Cti25 per hrl. sacks, tine, fi. $50
lao, coarse, ~ .ioal.i5 pkts 2A@Ic.
Mcr-louisiana' ili9Ghc, Carolina, Ga
3l@9isc.
CANpiE-Stcks all sizes, In bxs pals
and hrls, p@iic, fancy assorted, lO6,iSc.
oNtm inncy lsa2rc. firm.
soar ANp CANnLr-soap alS6e5ci candles.
full weight, inc
Cnrpr-Primc aat,. sisao,ic New Yorl
factory, D'tC,i0c full cream. i2is@Igc.
Young American i3ttiic
Mot,ssts-louislann common 10 fair p
ttllc primc choice, 3i0tl2c; fancy. iAc cen.
| irifngals, common Ia fair, 26,3lc prime TO
choice Se'S'c. syrup, NtsiSc. quiet
ttoa-ehoId Supplies.
fRuit-Stcndy. Oranges Florida faO Oa
go per boS' Mcssina. sa5laaOo per box
Lemons G5oa9ol pcr boz. lananns.
Sl.Adt2ao pcf bunch Gmpcs- Malaga.
s1oo9hoo Dates T@sc. Figs i2si5c Ter
Arrrp- s2oo@26O per brl. Dried ample.
ttc Pcr 10, from siorc. Dried peaches, go
/ 3'.c from store.
GANr-Qunil, ti.25@i,o per dor .aulr
/ frlr, sLu1 per dOE rabbits, fi.gb por ,log
/ Wild tuthcys j0dihc each. mnllarf ducks.
/ $50 pcr duz. Vcnison saddles, iOCltac t,sr
~ " hole deer, b0cc Per 10. opossum, loo
toc. drvfsrd COON iOTAic.
| NrguAutIa-Ouinus. stJS nor brl e,b
harc loose, brl. tiuG New Orleans crnte
/ tLOW2n. kauL per br. $3.50. half hri
t2m. garlic, So per lon, carrots laO0aa5p
| per brl. bcois t2.hNat1OO per bril- p,rsnip.
200 pr hrl. horcmdish, 81 i0sAW peg
Bvrrra- nuitcrnc loo creamery 2sa
~E dairy, laot2ic country butter, iOt ~
/ half brl.
NiNaAn--rcr rnl t2Niac.
Lous-Qulct Boxes. a.. cases, iOc
isiNs.-london layers t1O1. California,
e. 2, per box
! picgtr-lirls $3.50 half brls slOO.
] iottfht-thitkeua. young. f2ONtaO1.
| mixed, t2Salno. hens. o. uDaA2a. Tur.
Keys young. td01asU1 old, sSOOai2 o.
gcc,c Sleoctieo ducks, s2oo'taso dressed
| mfkcys. l2ni2hc Per pound. hens. siOna
| 49,. chickens n 6Oa2O. geese, N.OOa
i huu ~
futAtou-- Firm; ti6Oa2 ~ per brl. sacks
@,''N, Utah. so00V per bu; sweet, t2OOd
2 ~ per bril-
| -. Nra-Cocoanuis $500 per 100 peanuts.
| virginia, ~, Tennessee iarmrr' Stock. ti.d
o. rnasted, iwi'tc hisAfr shcllcd. rcd. 81.
white, 'hC Spanish. iuC pccans, rcXas old
! !Hl.C Arkansas. 5tiAc. Italian ohcslnuis.
| iuttigitc.
Fnsn FuH-Bunalo. lG2c per NJ. cat a.
! bcr H. 0amc-rcrch tr1uL ctc s6,sc per
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XIV YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed quiet mid.
ding 10 S-i,c. Sales ~ bales Quotations
were o. follows Ordinary, 5.iOc good ordl.
nary, isi0c low mlddllng. ol.c. middllne.
10 sloc good middling, iOii.iCc. mlddllng
fair llNc. fair. nc.
futnrcs Opened quiet aud closed firm. a,
follow March. pgs9lgt April. iOo5a
1905 May ioi2@ioi3. June, iO2oaio "A.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-12
THE STAR STABLES.

For good teams, prompt attention
aud one price to all, call at the Star
Livery Stables, u. f. Pickett, propri-
etor, foot of Krebs Avenue, Scranton
In sight Of the depot aud hotel, and
especially equipped for the accommo-
dauon of the travelling public. This
is the old reliable Of seventeen years
standing, and has always enjoyed a
large patronage which cannot he tax
ell away by competition, for, to sue
cessfully compete is to excel, and
Pickett will not he o~vcrreached.
A nice glass enclosed hcarsc is also
kept at the Star Livery Stables, as cle-
CANT as can usually be found in Il coun-
try town, always al the service OF our
citizens, with careful driver, on short
uotice.
The patronage Of both the resident
and travelling public is respectfully
solicited.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-12

And the prices are wonderfully low.
The selections arc perfect aud there
arc no shop worn goods on hand at
viii r. Nix's.
Robert Dclany, a sailor with the
Jim jams, disturbed the quiet OF the
peaceful village of Orange Grove Sun
day night by breaking Into DIR. w. ii.
NAYS residence and assauiting him
with an axe under the eye and on top
of the head. Delaney was wild aud
had blood in his eye. Monday he was
landed in jail and Tuesday made to
face Hon. A. f. Krcbs. After a pre-
liminary trial Delaney was held III a
bond of $3.50 for his appearance at
Circuit Court. He failed 10 give bond
and ianGuishes in Jail.
GRAND CONCERT.
There will he n grand concert at
Noy's Hall, Oh Tuesday evening,
April %, 1889, for a laudsble object.
Admission, rs cents; Childrcu, ID
cents.
Sunday is Palm Sunday, so called
in commcmorati0n Of our SaviCr's
triumphal entry into Jerusalem, when
the multitude strewed palta branches
in the way, and occurs the Sunday
before Easter, which, of course, makes
the following Sunday Easter, and this
day is TO rom on ate the SaViors
resui rcction. These occasions are eel
ebraled with great religious pomp by
the Episcopal aud Catholic Churches,
and no doubt the Catholic Church at
this place will have unusually impos-
ing ceremonies on the occasion men
toned above.
Cinghamsl GlnghamSI
New styles, plain and corded, at Will
7. Nix's.
The marshal, in attempting to ar
rest q negro at the depot Monday, the
aforesaid dusky individual thinking
discretion the better part of valor,
took to his heels in double quick time
towards the river with a crowd after
him AID ON the route the crowd was
augmented to such an cxtont that by
the time they reached the river ii
looked like a small army. The chilly
waters of the Pascagoula had no ter
rors for the pursued man as he boldly
waded in. He was finally persuaded
to come ashore when he was carried
to Jail and locked up, but was releas-
ell Tuesday evening, as he was arrest
Ell under Il wrong impression.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-12
G. Us r

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
Sunda y-school every Sunday a $50
a. IN.
Preaching by Rev. BENZ. Jones, at
Scranton, each first aud third Sunday at
IL u. III. aud : p IN.
Orange Grove each second Sunday at IL
Pascagoula each third Sunday at $3.50
p. III, d,
at Z p. m.
Preaching by Rev. Jas. Galloway. at
Ocean Springs, each first and third sun
day at II a. IN. aud 7 p. m.
Biloxi each second Sunday at ii a. m.
and Z p. m.
H~andsboro each fourth Sunday at IL
a. A.. and Z p. m.
Mississippi City each fourth Sunday at
3 p. m.
LUTHERAN.
Rev. c. N. A. YOnce will preach at the
following times and places until further.
notice
Scranton, LIST Sunday in each month at
3 p. III.
Escatawpa, I'd Sunday in each month
at 3 p. m.
Pascagoula, 4th Sunday in each month at
Z p. IN.
CATHOLIC.
Services at the Catholic Church from
the LIST of October to the LIST of May.
1sT SUNDAY
FIRST mass 80 a. IN, st. Peters Chapel.
Second mass 10 a. M, Scranton.
2SD SUNDAY.
First mass 3 a. m, Moss Point. Second
mass 1890 a. m. Scranton.
Bird SUNDAY.
First mass 7:3Oa a. M, Scranton. Second
pass 10 a. ~, Scranton.
4TH SUNDAY.
First mass 8 a. m, Scranton. Second
mass 1890 a.. M, Moss Point.
C. A OLIVER, Pastor.