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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13
Laid Three Ewu~,

Michad Cosgrove, one Of Charles ii.
Barr's newsboys, who lives on Rocklapd
street, has magpie pigeon which on Sat
urday laid three eggs, which is something
very unusual.
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Singin' skewl Tomorrow Eve.
The entertainment under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A., A. the
court house tomorrow, viii he greatly enjoyed.
The old fashioned singing skewl Is as popular
n ever.
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Inspection Postponed .

On account Of tho inability Of all the
members of tho fire committee 10 take part
to-day the annual inspection of the fire
department was postponed.
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A stated meeting Of the Lancaster Board Of
Trade for Tuesday, the nth inst, has been post
poned until Tuesday evening, May n, 1850.
ltd' JOHN G. HAGER. President
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Onlccr'. Find.

officer Samson this morning found a
pockctbook containing a railroad pass,
some money and valuable papers. II can
he had at the station house by proving
property.
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The board of directors Of the Hamilton
club ON Saturday leased the residence now
occupied by Judge Livingston for term
OF five years, with privilege of ten years.
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'khs strset Viewers Meet and Organize.
This morning the board of viewers re-
Ecsntly appointed by the court to assess
images for the opening and widening OF
|6fosts In the city, held meeting. II con-
ets Of John Ehemk, Of Millersville Il. G..
6ller. Of New Holland George Shiffner,
West IAmpeter; DIR. Graybill Croft,
Andisville Abraham Kline. Mannheim.
hey organized by eleeting Mr.. Shenk
>Igesident and Mr.. Diller secretary. They
1hen went TO view the third square of
North Queen street, between Walnut and
:lhesnut, for the purpose of assessing
Manages Persons who built i'm this square
ftpoently were obliged by the city to set
their houses back several inches. They
ave never been allowed any compensa-
<l1pn for this and these viewers will fix the
|'nma9os
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EDWARD CARswELL, of Canada, the noted
temperance orator, win speak In the Cour
House, ON Monday evening. May i3 Come :,
hear him. l.2,d
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EDWARD CARswELL, OF Canada, the noted
temperance orator. will speak In the Court
House, ON Monday evening, May IL. Come 10
here him. mll.2td
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DR.. Cronin, tho Chicagoan who has been
missing several days. is In Canada. He
SAYS tho Clan-na- Gael threatened 10 kill
him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13

EDWARD CARswEiL, of Canada, the note,
temperance orator, will speak In the Cour
House, on Monday evening, May l3. Come 4
hear him. mii.2td
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THE Choral Society OF Christ Lutheran churci,
VIII give u concert M the church. on West King
street. tomorrow evening. The society viii bt
assisted by some Of Lancasters best musical
ttlent
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Railroad Change

I'm A. Boyle, ofthc Pennsylvania rail
q. who for years has been conductor of
No Columbia Accommodation between
Columbia and Philadelphia, and the short
tPain between Columbia and Lancaster has
Just been changed. He will now have
charge of the Lancaster Accommodation,
Which leaves Lancaster for Philadelphia
- &l5 each morning, and returning
Ieaches here at 2:35 In the afternoon. MIR.
4Oyls will have his headquarters In Ian
sag1eF. This train will prove great con-
'xcnience TO people living In the Eastern
eorfa0n Of the county, NJ II will enable
<Aesn 10 leave home I'm the afternoon and
1--we almoS half a day In Lancaster. Frank
Darlington, formerly Of tho Waynesburg
&sanch. takcH Mr.. Boyle's place ON Column
- Accommodation.
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Case Dismissed,

Benjamin lngrofi, who WAS charged with
malicious mischief by Augusta Freibush,
had II hearing before Alderman Spurricr OF,
Saturday evening and was dismissed.
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sent to jail.

David Rittenhousc Porter was committed
TO Jail for five days for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct by Alderman Halbach
this morning. 5
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Oh nnA FEET OF PIPE, FROM ,,

STEAM
of Steam Goods and Engineers Supplies To our
large and varied stock OF Pipes, Valves Cocks
Malleable and Cast Iron Fittings Asbestos
Nalcabeston and Usudurian, Sheet, Piston and
Valve Packings; Scotch and Red Line Reflect
ing Gauge Glasses, Steam Radiators and steam
Heating Apparatus; Set and Cap screws, and
In fact almost everything required by steam
users, ana all OF which We offer az prices which
we guarantee 10 be lower than those of any
other dealer In this vicinity
We have positively the largest stock and be-
ing connected with the Telephone Exchange
are prepared 10 receive and mn all orders in the
shortest possible time. When In want of any,
ming In our line, call ON us for prices and we
VIII convince you of our ability and willing
ness 10 save you Money, Delay and Vexation.
our facilities for furnishing Engines Boilers,
Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Special Machinery,
Plumbers and Gas Filters Tools, Patterns,
Models, ana Iron and Brass Castings, and for
the prompt repair OF all kind of machinery are
unexcelled In Lancaster and we respectfully
solicit share OF your patronage.
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UNDERTAKEN,

0S North Queen street. ! nm now pre- pared 10 at-
tend To all orders In my line. and WIN give my
personal attention TO the business at all times
am prepared TO preserve bodies by emba Inning
them or with cold air, as may be desired.
A. &. ROTE,
aZ'-lmd No. NM North Queen Street
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Live stock Prices,

,PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE receipts at the
Mest Phiiadelphia and North Pennsyiyania
Drove Yards were:
Beeyes. Sheep. Hogs.
Tor the week ......~......-..S,st0 a.000 1000
TVSious sweek...-..-.........2,00 900 7,U0
Beef Cattle--rhe receipts were too large for the
demand, and prices declined from l0,. TO l5c a
cwt A number Of cattle We're left In the pens
unsold. We quote extra, 41x9 &c; good iIsGa
~, medium, 3+as sc.; cornInon yiIa3isc
Among the sales We're ~ Western, average i, ,3Oi
age rs Ms, 81 i2i2; do average Iils MS 4, so
DO average los hs 81 25; q Lancaster county
average % NE, a 10; s. 90 ON; Is do, average
average .of2 bs $50; 81 Lancaster county aver.
age l.2S ns, % 10; II Lancaster county, AVERAGE
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Boys Clothing. and the reasonable prices ena-
BILE all to be suited in this best stock aud choice
selection. A wide choice for economical fine
and fancy Mems All-wool Suits, s. Boys, 90
There's brand Of excellence to our $40 and sl2
Suits that IL eye catching. Let us show you In
stead OF describing them here. Finest Suits.
sH, si6, 3ls, so OF the new Over-Plaid Cashmere
and Wido-wale Worsted Cloths.
The Blazer. The sound Of this name suits the
breath Of Summer. These Tennis Coats and
Uniforms are ready and going Flannel and
Fancy Shirts that go with them, too, and belts
and the Gordon Sash and proper Neckwear at
popular prices.
The new thing In Underwear this season IL
Elastic Seam Underwear. Wear about double
as long as any other. All sizes here.
Suits and Trousers to Measure. Goods, make
and price to suit your back, idea and purse.
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VI>O PARENTS.
So for a full course in the Keystone business
College. To test the merit and method OF i'm
parting practical Business Education, visit
only Business College that does teach Book.
keeping practically.
W. ID. MOSSER, Principal,
10 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pm.
tGiNw
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ltr,u advertisements.

A BsoLUTELY PURE
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Quotations by Reed, McGrann & CO., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
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RooK DEPARTMENT
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a FOSTER.
Light Weight Underwear,

The warm weather OF the past few DAYS hR.
given us an opportunity 10 speak Of
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NOTICE-THE WATER DUPLICATE rs
An now In the hands OF the City Treasurerf
for collection " water rents. An abatement o,
pcr cent will be made for prompt payment,
once hours: a. m. 10 IL M, and ! 70 3 y. m.
daily. ON Monday ana Saturday the once will
be open In tho evening from 10 3 p. m.
]. II. RATHFON,
myi-TtdR City Treasurer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu rye,
l'oJo bu; barley, 5000 bu.
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb, 15.-0nly light trading
To-Day IN the wheat market, and II ruled
quiet and at times dull. Outside orders were
few, and local operators showed less inclin-
auoh 10 trade and were content with watch
ing the market. Outside news scarce. The
market opened h@2Sc higher and advanced
bc more for May, tluctuated for some time
wllhln moderate range, and then broke Off
tsc,, closed firmer and &c higher than yes
terday. seaboark markets were firm, due it
Is claimed, to good inquiry for wheat from
interior millers This, together with good
buying OF July wheat here, based upon the
report OF sleet storm in some sections of
the winter wheat belt, and rain in others,
with predictions of colder weather. started
the prices for July TO advance and in turn
reacted upon the May future, and induced
some covering Of shorts.
There was moderate speculative business
in corn today, trading being active at times
Transactions were confined 10 more distant
deliveries, the near futures receiving but lit
tie attention, May in particular being in
good demand. Offerings were limited today
while very good inquiry existed from
shorts and other sources One house is cred
tied with large purchases firming up the
market.
Oats were active, strong and higher Trade
wa chiefly in May, offerings of which were
rather small early in the session. Buyers
were more numerous, especially shorts,
several large operators who have been idcn-
titled with the market for u month past buy
ng heavily.
Rather more interest was manifested in
the market for hog products, and the feeling
was stronger in a general way. The receipts
OF hogs were quite liberal, but the fact that
packers were purchasing freely at full for
mcr prices had tendency TO check spccu.
latiyo offerings and encourage little more
buying by local and outside operators. The
receipts of products were small and the
shipments were considerably increased.
Trading was mainly In contracts for May
delivery. Prices ruled higher on all the
lcadingar,icles, and the advance was mod
crate!y well supplied to the close.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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change duh but firm at a. sGH for sixty-day
bills and SissA for demand.
Government bonds were dull and hrm'
state bonds dull and steadw
The stock market was more active ana
stronger, and the result q dc days trading
is TO leave almost everything higher than last
evening though outside b the grange,rs
there was little or no feature in the list. Inc
extensive covering OF shorts yesterday had
the effect OF making the market this morn
ing quiet, and operators were waiting Tor de-
velopments, though the dividend in Burling-
ton helped TO open that stock at a material
advance. The hesitatiop sbon encouraged
the bears 70 make n drive at the grangers,
aud while London was a buyer Of its sp clal-
ties and commission houses were executing
orders in the general list, the room being
rather bullish, Rock Island and Burlington
yielded TO the attacks and dragged
the rest OF the list with them 70
limited extent The grangers were doing
all the business, and the fluctuations in
the Others were confined to the smallest
fractions, and possessed little or no signiii-
canoe. A sudden change came over the
temper OF the speculation toward noon,
when II was announced that the Burlington
had signed the agreement and there was a
rush to buy for both sides of the account
which soon recovered all the losses of the
forenoon and brought prices up 10 higher
figures. burlington and Rock Island took the
lead in this rise, but later Northwestern be-
came very prominent, and big -Four also
crcpt up on u light business. The improved
feeling extended to all portions OF the list
although the grnngers and Atchison, which
was bought freely 10y Boston monopolizcd
the greater portion Of the business First
prices were firm at slight advances. but
burlington was exceptional with u gain of
* per cent. and, while the pressure upon
the granger, knocked Burlington and Rock
Island Oh about a point each, the rest were
dull, and while sympathizing with weak
ness displayed in these stocks, moved
within the narrOwest limits. This
lasted until noon, when the entire
| list woke up and prices rallied
sharply Burlington moving up 24 per
cent, and Others In proportion. AtchisOn
aud Northwestern aftcrward became promi.
nont though a slight reaction took place
toward delivery hour, but the strong tone
continued 10 the end and thc close was
active and strong at the best prices OF the
day. Burlington is up "a per cent. this
| evening, Northwestern and Big Four ! per
cent. each and Others fractions.
The railroad bond list felt the stimulancy
OF buoyancy In the list this afternoon aud
there was moro active aud more widely
distributed business aud n stronger tone
than has prevailed for the past few days.
The sale of all issues aggregated S2,2iB,Oub,
out of which chesapeake x ohio 5s furnished
s2jG 900, Denver a Rio Gnndc Western sec
onds $4,000 and the Atlantic X Pacific Is
Sljl. 600. There were no specially marked
movements iu the list
The lou, sales of stocks today were PSI, 900
shares. Closing quotations:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount; Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
VILE and Chicago, l-lJ discount New Or
leans = discount
Seling-New York and Eastern points
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago llO prcmiumi New Or
leans par
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds: AIS,
registered, $4,000 at 1905; as coupons,
$1,000 at 1895
The local cotton market today was steady,
spot selling at quotations aud holding up
well. The inclination for full grades was, II
anything, TO 90 above quotations. Tho mar
ket held up everywhere, notwithstanding
the large receipts. Local sales were: 1920
bales or 3 800 10 exporters and 900 10 spin
ners. Weeks sales II, $50 bales, or ll6DO
bales 10 exporters aud $3.50 to spinners.
Memphiss total receipts TO date G3O.j0j
bales. of which the net receipts were 5Gi $40
bales, the remainder 6l,lG3, being transit
cotton passing to Eastern spinncrs on bills
OF lading. OF the total receipts 90 per cent.
Is spot cotton sold here, aud 10 per cent. Is
cotton Ia transit East.
Spots at New Orleans closed easy, with fu-
turcs steady at a decline OF 2to3 points.
Liverpool closed duh, prices generally In
buyers favor futures declined point, clos
ing steady The New York market re-.
manned steady, with futures of l 10 . points
Hubbard, Price a Co. say: ''rho opening
was slightly lower than last evening. One
OF the morn prominent houses here, how
ever, commenced TO buy March contracts
and the market quickly responded 10 the
improved dcmnnd aud rs long a. Il con
tinucd prices wcrc firm at a slight advance
again dropping back Whom II appeared To be
satisfied. The house referred 10 b. the one
which some days ngo was prominent buyer
OF large quantity Of the same position
Port receipts yesterday were 2i,oi) bales,
or Z, SOS bales greater than the receipts for
the same day last year.
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wmsgY -stuirht Kentucky Bourbon.
ii.JOltGu On Robertson aud Lincoln Jount.cs.
Tenn. firm nt ti.iO1taUl. Eastern rycs, aul
OtRuO according g. thc age and make com.
mon whisky, NEmsi "a, according ~ proof
nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
GIN tLw9i5O Tor domestic, S2s5 for
imported
BAootNa-06iOc.
ltn=ei 90
suor-prop ti.e5. buck, si5o
lrNp=h' .hNC.
TAttuW-ilsC.
sNurrH Gau,tts, si055. Ralph's slO25.
Railroad sW.ai. Gail 4 Axes $500
fuUs =lirur skins. siulh1rl mink. $50
90. coon. hunter handled. l5t>,y, country
handled. iHtfeir. utivg tl.un 100, beaver
siunbtiuu Wild cat ih.tJhy. FOX, tHm5.p
muskNt lutt2ir. upussum. 100000. wolf
HctsiO. panther 1ng8.iuo, skunks, loo
Soc.
rovpm-Kc-, 500; half kegs. S255,
quarter kegs ti5h
Coat Ou Prime white. wholesale lots loo
per ul
Moot bury grease wool unwashcd. 70
ttaci clear grease wool, NH2bs, bury,
washed, Watbs. tuh.Washcd. Juat3At
TouNcco-IImmou, 2it,Juc, other grades
Glmsic
NEWMAN.
Nus=lrin 81 IN; steel. ta.iO.
lliup-nuy hiut No. I. o. Nn. .. 7c. dry
s1li,i SCI No . Gr green snltrd. No I. ~
tt'C No ? a'Bmir rrrru. a.. dyrrskins. %,
tgi2c shcyps n t,rHslul steady.
Uutsa Srrbs-lod Clover g. ~ bu herbs
soocpur bu orchard, slJoCsi.iO bu, timothy,
sisatt2 90 hu.
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tsroccrIcs.

CANNED pps-pincapplcs Sl25Nl.5p
Peaches lbs standard, Sl3jM lao; second,
slOO. Tomatoes, . lbs standard, SjCJJJc; g
lbs, standard, 800 Strawberries, u %.
Ruspbcrrics, Sl.25. Blackbcrries, 80. Green
cages, sl.25. Pears, 800. Plums 500
Asparagus, 500. Green corn, sl.UDGlij.
Green peas, 81. -. Cove oysters, full weight
10, 0Oc; lbs, Sl.j5mLGOi light weight, Gic;
2 lbs, Sl.OJat.lO. Condensed milk Crown,
IS. 90 Eagle $40. Swiss, 800. Salmon.
fl.756t2OD. Slrdincs, 500 mustard sar-
dimes, $500. Mackerel, ;L2j herring mack
crcl, Il 40.
SrGAR-Purc white. 7c of white, CSC
yellow clarified, GA-mjAc refined A, ne
standard graduated, NC; powdered S9t@
$50; cut loaf s4MSAc, open kettle, 5J53Ac
iigm.
CoFrEg-Common, lie; ordinary, l7clN
fair. lslsc' prime Rio, lOG2l'sc; choice 10
iuncy, 2lC, old government 3l@33c, firm
SALt-Sasinuw, sl3Odll5 per bril- OHIO
River $1,000 llj per brl; sucks. inc $3.50
l.iO coarse, ,l.lO9l.li. pkts, 23iH5c
HcE-Louisana, i's9Glsci Carolina, 6C
7C firm.
SrARCu--3iim
CAEprr Sticks. all size In hNs, pals nnd
hrla, DHllc; fancy assorted, lOtJljc; extra
fancy, lSN2jc firm.
soar AND CNypLEs-Soap, 3Hfi5c. candles,
full weight Toe.
CuEnsr-primc, flats, sl.@oisc; New York
factory, 0isHiOc. full cream i2i5Hi3c,
Young America, ISOLDE.
MoLA0rs Louisiana. common 10 luir. -
@3pc; prime choice, 3,ai2c, fancy Doe, cen.
irifugnl, common To fair 2D5tJos prime &,
choice, JO@1lc syrup. 20 ftic. quiet
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Frsm-Mlckcrcl half brls, No. I, $500
900 No. ., SsOO@s 90; No. 3, S7.50mS0j 10
~ kits, No. ], ,l.3j; No. 2, 81. %; No. 3, SllO
Dty Icrring-l'amily 35c per box; n. G. roc
herring half brls, 3j.7j. White Fish-llalf
bris $3.50.
Hoo PRoDucrs-Quiet; pork, Sli,O0 sugar.
cured hams, nome; breakfast bacon, l0R
@llisc, bulk pork, clear sides G5sH7c; clear
rib sides, G'sm6Ac long clear, O2s96Ac
shoulders GkM6hc
FnEsu MEArs-lcef, hindqunrtcrs, 5m7c;
forcquartcrs, 2l4Gtlc. City hogs, 6tg1c;
country dressed 5l9a5c per Id; spare ribs,
5GIsc; backboncs, 5tadc per lb.
LAnD--'Ics, ne, half brls, i5c, kegs 7 &c;
choice kettle, SA@lOc, quiet
Pos rEEr-Brls, $780, half brls, $500
koRl, Sl.25.
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Trustees Sale.

Under nui ~ virtue az t.owcn cunfrrrrd BY an
WNNr IN zoe vNu'ttihniuf y tlnNl ~ unu ANA
fihn y Gin and u. Young fvUuricd iu the reg.
isirrs ufilc in Shelby county, Tenn. in huuk ~,
trrU ais. etc the notes described iu tnd iusiru.
mCut bliug unpaid I. The aid J. Stout d.. will on
saturday, February 81. 1850,
within legal huur. NJ the southwest cofncfnf Main
and Madison tifr g. Mvmphis Tenn, srll Cor cash
~ The highest bidder tie following ruil estate in
tiNil District 80 Do IN aid county and tate. ono
inset rluiliuiug iil't arfUs. more or Ice and
bounded uu the north hf the lands of tuleu
Hpcnurr uu The west hy the lnn's 1T Nnicft Cash
uu The south ht The lauis Of J. W. Stout decreased
coz The cnsi by ihr lands Ut Robert Hinsunoyu. the
Other Tract tunilinlug 10 nffrs. riufis aud y
poles AMI bounded un The uufth hy the lands Of J.
W Stout driunsrd. un The west aud south ~ Nc
kinney, ON The cHft ~ the lands known 81 Col
lmaicrA The equity 81 redemption IL Waived.
ncari Clapp. solicitors
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FEuir-Stoady Omntr., s25Dd3.50 per
box. Lemons s25lH3 uJpcrboV. lianar1-,
Si.JuH25O per bunch Grapes Malaga, $500
NpO1 Dates 7t,Sc. fies. i2Mljc per ID.
ArrLu-si ."pm22i per hrl. Dricdnpplcs
&C. per 10, from store DnDlpcaChcs, 21Jlsc,
from store
Jaw quail, Sie5al 80 pcrdoz squirrels.
iacaslOu per doz, rabbits, . UDpcr dor, Wild
turkeys, iOttAC each, mIli1ri ducks, 81 iu
per dul Ncuison saddles, lOHl2c per
No., whole deer 5MGc per 10, opossum, loo
~, dressed coon. iO13ic
NrgtrAuir Onions, SITS per hrl. Cab
hnrU. loose. sttlc New Orleans. crate, s. ~
Cd-' kmuL per hrl, $500. half hrl, son
Garlic, jp' per Ton. Carrots, s3Oi.tlil pr
brl licct., 81 jnGt2,b per hu. larWiu.
$500 per brl llur'cuiish, $iOJaj.jp pm
bri.
Burrrn-Buttcrinc ijr. creamery, 2,@3Oc.
dairy lsw2ir country butter luH2lc.
,ingn--o1arA, $3.50 per bbl aud 800 per
half lbl.
NEEu,n-Pcr gal, l2@i3c
EiUs-Dull Boxes Ia, eases. lie.
RusiNs London layers, $500. California
g. - per box.
F. rickLm Iris, $3.50, half brls, 500
PoutrnY-thickcus. young. s2UIt3 90.
mixed, s25OHJOO. hens, sJUpmJ2i. rur.
icyA young. sGOittSUO old. sSOiai2up.
geese, sibltlip, ducks. 500 $500. dressed
turkeys, l2Uti2'tc pcr pound hens, SiU16J
3.2A. chickens. ~ $4,000 geese, 90 Oltth.ul.
PorArum-Firm si.5OH2Ol per bril- sacks.
Oodsnc, Utah, sDgipc per bu. sweet Si1j
per brl
Nrr-Cocoanuts $500 per 100. peanuts.
Virginia, NJ. Tennessee farmer stock, 90
o.. roasted, o. higher. shcllcd. rcd, &c.
white, nc spanish Ia, pgcuns, Texas Old
7ai2c. Arkansas SOC. Italian chcslnut..
lUai2'sc
fRisn Fisu-Iiunalo. l@2c per 10. cat, e.
per ID. Gamc-rcrch, Trout, etc, 5@sc pcr
10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

INV NouE. Feb. 5.-Cofcc-options
steady aud unchanged 10 10 points up. and
closed firm 40 lia - points ABOVE yesterday;
Iuict iirmcr cables. sales, q, 80 bags, In
cludinE March si35jalh.0O; April, si5Gj
Cij.hO, May, slj.OjGtlj.,i June, 80. 750
ijO, July, Si5yJHldtj. August, 80 10.
september, SlGUjOglG ~. October. slGlOOt
1879, December siGlOglG2j. spot-Rio
quicti fair carg0cs, HE
sugar-liIw strong refined steady but
quiet
Molasscs-Forcign, iOc; New Orleans,
quiet
CmcA0o III, Feb. l5.-On the Produce Tx.
change today the butter market was steady
and unchanged Eg4; steady at iJia@ilc.
H,yANA Feb. 5-sunr-Quct. sales,
700 bags ccninlugils % polarization ior
spain at 50 gold per quinial.
CNcNNAri, o., Feb. -whisky-Firm:
salcs, 30 barrels finished goods on the basis
NJ ai.uJ.