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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-26

AAhenm Reveuge.
From the Chicago Herald.
II happened in a De~arborn-street tonsorial
palace. A young man was In one OF the
chairs, having his hair cut. II was Satur-
day, and we'll he knew that he had no BUSH
ness having his hair cut ON such a busy day,
but there he was. While the finishing
touches were being put ON a fat man came
in, peeled of his coat and asked for a fan.
The fat man was nervous. He was waiting
for the barber who was cutting the young
mans hair. He made ready 10 take the
chair when tho young man pumped his
head down and ordered one plain shave.
This made the nervous man hotter than
ever. After the shave he made another
start for the chair, when the young man
Strengthened up and called for two pin curls
for his mustache. Tho nervous fat man
fairly oozed suppressed profanity and famed
himself the harder. Finally the young mar
vacated the chair, and the nervous fat maj
glarcd at him as he took his place. This was
so uncalled for hat the young man wanted
to ret even in some way for the implied in
suit, 30 he said TO the barber; "lour next
door neighbor says he wouldn't be shaved in
here" "And why notY' asked the barber,
as he poised his koen-edged razor above the
face OF the nervous fat man, who was fully
lathered by this time. "Well. he says that
your shop is so narrow that when he is get
ling shaved he Is In mortal terror that some
one will jostlc you and make you cut his
throat Ii was n mean revenge. All OF the
color forsook the nervous fat mans face,
and TO him his shave lasted two good hours.
He had never thought of the danger Of hay-
ing his throat cut in q narrow barbershop.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Esytorn points,
demand, l-lo discount Eastern points,
sight, is discount; Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
louisville and Chicago, lilo discount New
Orleans, 4 discount.
selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, St Louis Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo Premium New Or
leans, par.
At the Merchants Exchange today the
call of stocks and bonds was resumed, and
several changes were made in the quotation
list of bids and offerings.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
firm, with sales 2,i0o bales, or 1850 to ex-
porters and $50 10 spinncrs. Spots closed
very firm at New Orleans and futures steady
at a decline OF 3 toi points. Commencing
March 30, and every Saturday following, the
New Orleans spot market will close at noon,
and the future market at 1880 pm. Liver
pool spots are steady, demand fair; futures
steady at an advance Of 2 points. The New
York spot market remains firm will futures
barely steady at u decline OF | TO 2 points.
Port receipts today were 1864 bales, or an
excess of 5,3l2 bales over receipts for same
day last season.
Hubbard, Price 4 Go. say; 1.-THE cotton
market opened at a slight advance, particu'
larly on the near positions. but the supply Of
long cotton has been large enough 10 supply
the wants Of the room traders, and when
their interest here closed the pressure to sell,
under heavy receipts and some bcarish adj
vices from Paris, was sufficient TO close the
market barely steady, at a decline Of 2GgS
points from last evening. The near positions
remained relatively firm throughout the day
and a premium has been paid by those short
Of March 20 secure their contracts above the
April price. As the contract cotton Is largely
concentrated, the holders OF the balance Of
the stock prefer 10 take their chances Of Ne.
curing good prices on spot for selected grades
rather than tender the holdings on contracts,
The dcclino. In Wall street has naturally cx.
cited bancful influence, but the market
does not widen and the amount Of new bust.
ness is very small. A line of cotton was sold
on Saturday evening for cxpor, 10 Russia on
account Of the very low ircights obtaiuable
from here
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Cash qugtaiions were rs follow
No. 2 spring wheat. 0s,S@e1,c No. 8 spring
wheat, 9iisc No. 2 pd, QsJs@JS4c.
Nc. corn. 3ltsc.
NO. . oats 2ftc-
No , rye, i2kc.
No. barley, nominal.
Ne. I flRxsVcd, sial.
Prime timothy seed, siSS
Me-. pork. per hh, sl23o@t2.3l
land per 100 lbe, 900.
short 10 sides, lonsc. si21dG -.
np altcd shoulders, boxcl, S25@i50.
ShOri clefT sides. boxed, s6it 8Gib.
Receipts -fluur, none; wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
latO0 bui oat-, ll9,oOO bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley,
shipmeuts-Flour, none: wheat. $500 bu; com.
i5l,OO bu' oats, Od0O bu; rye. 2OO1 bui barley, ~
The visible supply Of grain Mar,h y according
20 the figures OF the Chicago Ionrd OF Tnlde, IL as
follows Wheat So,2GGin la; dcccasc. gl6,oOg bu.
Corn, E.U5i.llp bM Increase. 1857 bu. Oats.
1.ss.sl3 bu. decrease. i51.bt0bu. Rye, 1909, $40 bu;
dycreasc, 1866 bu. Barley l,eol,SH bui decrease,
-. iuj bu.
ST. LOUIS. No. March R-f1our easy and very
quiet Wheat Cash lower ana modcrtc Trading
by Miller. with options lower There was a press
urc To sell right az the opcning on the fine weather,
uuiayortblc cables aud dcciiuvs elsewhere. This
was followed By a partial recQYery, but the feeling
was weak aud late came another bpak. May sui.
icrod most closl ,9te below saturday. while
> rcd. cash, o5zc, nominal MAY, gHeldc, closing NJ
WisffgOAG June. ssaSsl.c, closed $40 asked;
july. 1sspss @sit.c, ciosing at @A@Sssc hid.
etNNH sNfsGFHff | ~ Nf sNHf
iICorn-HieheE No. ? nike. onsh. aOc. May. 3OJ.
- lie, closing ~ Disc asked July, J25s0s32) n,
August. SIC, closing at 20 q bid.
Oats-Quict No. Z, cash. ~ g bid. May, SO
kyc-Qulct but huu at i24c.
Hariey-Quict aud l.tlc dolng.
hay-No Improvement Wpire' sdogs'50. tim
othy. " 5n@iirl
Bnin-Lowcr and dun ~ 5.a5s,sc
flnKsccd-QuOtahlc at SID
~Lcad-Dull market at a siandstlll' sellers, saf2h,
with $40 bid.
Buticr-Qulci and easy but unchanged cream.
cry. 1ifflhr dairy, W0tslc
~krss-Lower. but demand good at SO.
Gufumcll-slhidlAut
royislons-fim aud higher. but quiet. Pork
sl25A laTd-Nothing doing; prime scan not
wanted over S5a Dry sdt meats shoulders.
e. longs aud rhs. fitU. shurt clear. SiO1 Bacon
| NsT a. short clear. SD. nains-si0O8i2On
E~cccipu-flOuf. 6louo bfhs wheat u,tO1bu; corn,
slOJ bu; oats G,OO bui rye, none barley, 5000
bu.
shipments Flour. 500 brls. Wheat 600 bu.
corn, 30 bu. oau, 300 bu. rye, i,uD bu, bar
10y, none
KANSAS CITY, No. March 2a-wheat Weaker
No 2rd, cash, ~ askcd; May, Ole askcd. No. 4.
soft, Mag, s9l.c bid.
ton-sIongrr cash, $50 asked Nay. 25As
asked. No : white. cnh. ~ bid, - fskcl-
Oats-No. 2 cish. &c asked. May, &c Asscd.
NEW YORK. March 3.-Ihe visibiy supply 81
gmin on Saturday, March - A. complied b. Ga,
Sew York Produce Exchange, WIS o. follows
| ElOii, iTi bus Increase. Wt,ua bu. uat. 7,IAfE
hnl decrease, i2tl bu. i've, l,SHl1is bu. dc
cnnWe, i2.5s1 bu. Barley, i,02pSi bu; decrease
| tD.5I bu
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SEw YORK. March ga.-CoH -opu5ns opcne,
bafrly steady and closed steady ialS point bciow
%a.g5isS sat ale. asin s ssSo, 'S asy. iPsl ss .ot A J5as.
slaUsai7.lO. July. nli0sis.Ns August si7.2ba
lLEs september, sl7.o9is. n octgbcr, eianai4.hs
Sul cmhrf. tifkJt7Os December. t~i7.hnal7.Ge
January siI'0ssito spot-lIo anni iair car
suysr-Rav YER strong. offered yaHngly bar
ruhninE. h.g ccntriiuHai. ~ test, tisna'sC sales
~ q cafru II ccutniugnls at \ I .lDc aud refined
i,c higher in light demand aud hfm, &. 6.e6hC
cHtna yellow. t.syjsc on a, ! llea',c mould A,
g,c standard 4 and conicCiioner, <, 5tg cut
loifani crushed. SIS powdered. NJ gnanulaicd,
80 cuhrs. NJ.
lolssc Forign arm. ten earoc. sold a, &c.
NoE Orleans quiet Mcc-rtcady aud quiet.
MN ORLEANS. Ia. Mauh A-Conce-Steady
and hun. Rio. common a. prime, i7Wac
Rice Quiet tut steady ordinary 10 prime. ~.
Cotts- ,e5i pfuiucis-Sominaliy unchanged
tumf=-rpur aud higher upcu Kettle. ully mir,
sfsC rupi iait hiAioci fair, hiileg god com.
grtnulaici, Z piGtfiiloc choice white. 6isr on
white s5 1iCc' prime TO choicc yellow clan'
Molase strong opcn kettle. strictly prime,
rro1 fair Mtfi iC common Va guOi common, iho,
iu Interior lie.
C~INCiNNATL o. March @-whsky-ouict
sales, Ga barrels nnlshcd goods on q basis Of si.u1.
nutcf-nuil fancy Elgin creamery, ~ choice
stsaf 10 iaif demand and higher hard. refined.
tHN r. Ncw orleans, s'lop'fc
~tunalcnvy NJ ~.
Ulcctc-ln flvht demand and hm, choice mild
ohio nnt t0isetlic
RIO m JANEiRo. NJ. M @-Concc-R Regular
nnts. u. ~ n IL pct ten kilnl good tcrund, A.S1
riA Rc0clpts AlNO BAG ~puUhAas for the
United states. N0p lag deiaanocs Tor the week,
ai.u0 bass. stock, f1i,0p bags
SANTOS. March 0-Concc-Good ayemre. Gho
fvis pet teu kilus Kccclpts during The wees. fAOU
bag, punhrscs Tor the tniici states Nuu hagx
c~lumnccr ior the United slatss iSco Tag stock,
GG,Ou bags.
CHICAGO. m. Marco M-On the Produce w.
| chaurc tuiay he butter market was actiyc i1f hnc
grade aud othcu duh cfvaincp, iy2ich dairy, ~
iggs-wcai. ircsh. ioei,cr 10
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Tsu-Nacksfvi. half hfis. NJ l. gi.gs No. 2
no No. A puJ iulb Its. No l. Stu No q
tlUs No AaM bu Herring Family. Sc per
Flth HALL hfls, $40
nuO rkO~puCrs-iiun pork 81 Xeia5ssurnr
cured hums. liftlfatC hrrntiast hHuon. iOtsiigC
CLEAR 10 side bacon. t'tNfIhsC hulk pork, riraf
sides iC clear RIB sidos. s.C long clcaf. Gtsc
shoulders g.
LARp-Tr. 70 half bfis, &c kogs, T.c
rhnirr kettle. shftiuC firm.
FRKSH MrAfs-lhef headquarters, Sc e. iorc
quarter. 3tHtr 20 hugs tHiC country dfcssed.
6'ft r W pound. SPAN ritz ,etsg hacEhonos .
ntr pet IN
u6s fEn-nri. 500 half btls, $50 kegs
No.
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i~mrnus-N& q. ~ NAT MLSN, 30 Ma
liz ~ q O&sw, e. I.NO&r. Ut KCsN
n. iog KC Ma a. tfl ~. ais TN. W. steamer,
~ wnruns - Total. ghD halcs.
kxIous-h&C, L0lt MAI - LAS. 2M CO
&sw. ii0s, 4. \ q =, pi KCM6 n 10
TN, a. steamers, north. . Total. a1s5 bales.
DAiLY POM NJ INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Co.
CAPITAL, 100000.
NAPOLEON HILL. Prst r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, v.Pest III BLACK. IT.
JOHN j. FREEMAN. scy and General Manager.

NAPOLEON HILL. Prst ?; DUDLEY FRAYsER, West r. BLACK, IT,
JOHN FREEMAN Scy and General Manager
DmD1ons-lohno Latham, Of Latham, Alexander & Co, New York; ". J. Crawford,
OF Mallory, Crawford Coz W. Il Love- late Of Goolar Love & Co.. W. + Taylor OF
W + ,Iaylor& CO; T. Lowensten Of b Lowenten & Bros Geo. Arnold, ppsa iontoi
Geo. Arnold Co; N Enp president Union IL Planters ank r. D. Fnyser president So
cuhy Bank; John H. vaught attorney at law Stevenson.
This Company lately organized, has purchased several thousand ans Of land imme
dhtey surrounding the Depot at Stevenson, Ala. one Of the most hellfll and pctur
csuc locations In North Alabama At the junction Of two II the most important rail-
rds f the South, the Memphie & Charleston and \. G. & ST. louis with two other
roads projected and to be built in he near future Il hast nrvhei fcites 10 h Tor pro-
curing the raw material and for distribution q Me manuf emed prsuct
Iii in the cart of the most IN Iorantc ohcy district Of ueS South, not excepting
even birmingham, an hiss an abundance OF iron ore within easy rah With te sur.
rounding mountain sides over with valuable timber and vi h u lounuful supply Of
water there would seem TO be nothing lacking 10 nsureu the bufMng NJ at this favored
pontd n large anuGc urng city. aud to nd In doing this. the Company will Tomato
ground and render Other substantial aid.
The property is now being laid OF into town lots which will soon be placed upon
the mmket
In the meantime the Company proposes at an early day to offer for sale Limited
amount Of its Treasury stock at price and upn tenn that will DO attractive, due an
nouncemert Of which will appear In thcsa columns
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ge~dstuu..

WAY-Chnicc, from store, Nc car load. from
ickcc of depot tiAiQHittH prime. iiom sinfr, Ea
-. UT load. irum ictcc uf depot Glfmihns
prairie iflm siutu. hatsc. cat load, fruin lcvcc %
Del ct flOUatiiWl
tniN-fiom store, while. NlgaiiC mixed. a..
inum lrtur or depot, white, In bulk. a1ftkg la
sarks. iiC mixed. Ia bull &c In acks uc.
nkAN-itum siurc. Na1AG from lcyoc OF de
pot ~slltuatilhn
OAIr-f fum ttorc. white. aftIic mixed. Na
So irum lrVcc 81 depot. Nhllc. Va bulk. aia1T.
In saCka a. miNcd, IN bun, 30 In s1rks, sien
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Gotten seed Products.

O~iL-PHme crude, SSaic, prime summer vel
low. G@isC choice cooking summer yellow, %
ma2c.
MEAI-Prime, sia0a0Of les than car load,
t0Ogs2l0G OF meal, NiVO9l6O9 less than car
load loo. NhnnallnO.
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Live stock.

CATTIE-Cholcc To extra, aHgg1lc good, 36s
SIC scalAwags "a medium, ll{wl'c choice iccd.
en- 80 and ny. 2'4dic feeders, 80 TO $50, "a
mu.c.
n0Gs-Choice oonicd rlsSc good, lI@e.
commnn, ai.6fic.
sHEEP-thoice. &C medium, sHslc; com
mon. si.O00ti.S1
LAMisEb olce. Sc common to good, per head,
sl.gUaAm.
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Mrs. DeGrimn-Walter, you can't expect
me to stay at home every evening, so | am
going out tonight with a lady friend.
Mr.. DcGrinin-Ah, how nicel So nm I.
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good share Of the attention. Cotton goods were in
Tor Immediate delivery. Wooden goods Of ali kinds
remain more or less quiet. The market for cotton
surplus goods. AN' w ~
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud fra
aud cluscd quici and hrm. middline. w. saios.
ai0 bales. Including no haio lsst evening. q
which L5o balcs 10 exporters aud ~ bales ~
spinuon-
rXCHANoH QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 10 rpri urilnay, ~ bow midiiing.
stieg midiliuH. ~ Eood middling 100 mid
diiug lair iu'sg init nominal dusty. haii ~
lover.
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FLOrR-FTom siorc, Choi0, HioaLM fancy.
tLcnslp extra inucy, Nlutt2t patent. tA5Oa
h.bF urn
CORNMEAL-rcafi $40 roller sli0a2M. hfm.
hEANs AND ftAh-Nayy bcans 49, medium,
tlun.
OATMEAtrtn half brls. $50 from store.
CnACkEks-soia cNtta. IT, treble cttu. 90
&c ginger snap, 1tts'f Ats1ftcd luinblcs, liz
igIg tnam crackers, sA.etsAc.
stun.
noMiNY AND gRirs-Ffom store. sig1
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AVE stysk.

CHICAGO. H., March ALfhe pcr.rf JluFHsl
Gdn Market stunurrr bcetcs AOitlN steers,
FtuntAUF sincken and fcciofs t2Natlt COWS,
bulls and mixed. N.clealN tulk, siaaiNt.
=hocciptN iatQo head ahipntut@ atsNhcnd.
Msrset oloned llalOc lower iuiNcd. AuffAOa
heavy, stWsLg5E i'ghI st5aehl0 skis, $3.50
80
sheep Rsc,iptf. t.too head shipments. i,po
head. Nafhct sirunM native, tlVNetAlW western,
tltusiiu lambs, Afhet1o
Ihe Br af0f Joarsal SAYS special London ca
blcs quote prices steady NJ l2c it besi American
ttptr Supplies Of American cattle lame gcuCfal
supply liHhI
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W., 1l0o, NC.
WILMINGTON. N. c., March Is. -Turpentino
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@s.oo old, sS.00@l20o; geese, sLbO@6.oos ducks,
5000 G5G dressed turkeys, l5@l1c per ID: hens,
SS,OOda25 chickens. sl.50g2.1G geese, N.0O@b.OO;
v, NJiliI 5Ssc; tennessee farmers stock, S@Gc;
roasted, i@ilkc higher; ..shelled, red. be- white, 10;
spanish. i6c; pecans, Texas old, 7@i2c Arkansas,
9etSc Ital an chestnuts, l01i2IEc.
BuTTER-Butteline, l6c; creamery, 2S@SOc;
dairy. 1920; country butter, iO9S,c
C~lDER-oEark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per hall
VINEGAR-Per gal, i2613c.
EGGS-Quiet; boxes, %; cases, l0c.
RAlslNs-London layers, $500, California, s22o
per box:
POTATOES- Firm, si.5O12.OO per brl; sacks, coo
70o; Utah, S0@90c per bn; sweet. NlO092.JO per Drl.
FRESH FlsH-buGalo, lace per IL; cat, DC per
Id. Game, perch, trout, etc, b@sperlh ID
Miscellaneous.
wHlsKY-stmight Kentucky Bourbon, si.Jo9
COO, Robertson and Lincoln counties, firm nj sl.JO
mS.00; Eastern ryes, 9 p0GGOO, according 10 nge
and make. common whisky, 00cGfsi.3n according
Ia proof: nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
FURS-near.kine sl.U09LOO mini 9iOci COON
hunter handled. l5g75c country handle, l99Sc'
no: fox, ih873c. muskmt. lOe4lc. opOssum, lott
SOC vol, JOc@sl.OO; panther OOcgsl.OC Skunks' 10
CT 50 sEEDs-Red clover, sh2j bu; herds, sO6
0c bu. orchard. sl.25el,3b bu; timothy, sl7h@40l
bu; German millct, S5@goc bui Hungarian 100
Soc bu.
GiS-a.W@i.5O for domestic. s2.s5@a5o for i'm.
ported.
BAGGlNG-9@i0c.
TIES-si.i0.
s%iIoT-Dop, sl.2b; buck, $50
LEAD-dteeic.
TALLOW-iLc.
sN~uFF-Garrett's, sl0.7S Ralphs, si025; Rail
road. o. ~ Gail Is AXIS. 500,
POwDEk-Kegs. $780, hall kogs. $40; quarter
keys Sl.7A.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, i511lc;
clear grease wool. N6s2jc; bury, washed, acs SOc'
tub.washcd, n01ic.
COAL OIL Prime white, wholesale lots, 9'sc
per gallon.
T6BAcco-common 2i@oG other grades, 60
mNe.
BEFSwAN-gc.
NAlts-lron, e. NJ steel. s1l1.
H~iDES-Dy hint, No l. lOc No. . e; dry snlted,
5C No. . Dc; green sailed, No. l, Be-; No. > 3@a' e.
grcn &c. docrskins, GetJic shccpskinE AogSLVO,
steady.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY TO PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE si.5o PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middling Cot
ton, o 7-ec-saies Today, 2.ioo Bales
Tho General Market is Steady
Meats Are Firm.
MONDAY EvENINo, March 25.

MONDAY EVENING, March %, 1857
Money is in good supply. There has been
a somewhat increased demand. Rates are
unchanged Il at 7 to 8 per cent.
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Stw YoHK. March D-thct, was a iAlr Mon.
-, trade I'M dry aoois with both arents and lob
her viii, relative activity at the hands ui The lat
tsl ,n diess c0tlons aud NOTIONS prints wceiving a
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CANNED UOOus . Wnoapplra. nIaalO.
nruchc. 2 NJ. ftsndaul ~ ni.W arcsnd. fia
Tumaincs, 2 lts standard, sg Sits staudaui. $40.
HiutwtS Wcs ush NaspieulvN $50 Wstkhyr
fica. siun Onvn garus, $40 ifHu. stIa. i1uua
fthi AtIAM fut. tlnA utucn corn siun0tIlA
Urcn pas, si.A cove oysirr, iull wcirhL / ~.
paaic an. NNti01 llghi weight Gc To-.
tiun CONDENSED Miik.Cruwu. sab Egic. ia
twiss. $50. salmon. tih sarilucs. stda mus
uri .%auilucs tio Mackcrel ttia herring mack
rrvl tt1A
sudAR-rur white. 7,,a7'.c 90 white ga
49, yellow clarified, T.fiitr Wnnoi a. 80
standard gnnulatci. s'.a,,c uoedcud, y'.ag.c
cut lnat p'.apsC open Kettle, Si,sd' e. ttruhg
COffkt- Common lhsC ialr ~, pflmu hio.
m.al1 a. chuicc to fancy lptn'.C OIL govern
mrnt. UafNC easy.
sAlT-sarlnaw. sLN,ain pee harrcL Ohio
River NnettaA pcr bal. Louisiana. slitaLn
sarks nug So cuarc o. pkt, N.Hic
MCL- ouis lna, ts9u'ac Carolina, u1tic, nrm
STARCH alHattc
CitEtsE- rumc ntta- New Nofk factory,
-. iuli rncam, o., Young America, iac.
NuLArHlsaluuislnnh cummuu Ia fair Nttnc.
nrmr chnlcc, N.ttAg ianrV, g. Cuntniurals.
cummcn to nlf ANhV phme 70 choice, uotuc.
| t1fup, HHtIr, n
Ck~Nnits-sucks nn tircs. in hra pis and hrls
slsHlNr fancy a1oUcd p'ysis'fs cKta fancy
sokf AND c-ANplEs-soan al,sc candle,
null weight inU
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A Mean Revenge.

ST. LOUIS, NO. March a5.-wool quiet and dull.
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T~HU1T-stcldy. OmnEcs-f Florida. nEnatW
pr huN Ncsslnh. e. tn0ltn rcf box lemons
tftlaftw tef box HluHnHs N, satii1 pef bunch
Date, ,as-t itw. t20tir pHr pound
AiilfH ~ aAu prf hafvl Dried apples.
a. pcf 10 irom store Dried peaches saihc iOm
NlufNs
~GANE-Qual, o. gtti.io per doE Wild turkeys,
Ns 4 each mallsri duck, SO pef dnG
NInifAhl.fs- ouluua tlH lef hfl. cabbage.
NcN ofloass cmiU, N.fiatLJ1 kuiut, ppr hfl A0,
hall hrL t"t garlic, 90 YET lVf parnips, 500
Igf bfl
fouiTRl-Chlckens young. slooslm. mixed,
- esLV0 hens 0toa42 Turkeys, young. $40
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-26
Ilonds and stocns.
RAILROAD sr0CKs Avn noNns.

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Mississippi AIsthcs vo tsipeu ........ ~ 20
bSsNWT a nashville stock .........- 50 boz.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-26
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-04-04
Curious Vigil i'm a Cemetery.

A temporary frame hut Just large
enough to hold three men stands oddly
among tombstones in the middle of the
little cemetery at Fifty-si and Market
streets, Philadelphia. 1t rests over the
newly made grave in the plot of Solomon
r. Fridenberg, the Chestnut street
jeweler, containing the body of his son,
None S. Fridenberg, who died three
weeks ago. From one side of the hut
protrudes stove pipe, from which
smoke may be seen curling every even
ing.
On the other side is window in keep
ing with its size. The interior shows q
stove and bench, and, protruding
through the middle of the floor to the
height of four feet, an iron pipe two
inches in diameter, in the center of
which is an iron rod of the proper size
to be moved easily up and down inside
the pipe. Toward evening the superin-
tendent of the graveyard, Charles
Kreuger, or his son goes to the hut and,
entering it, builds fire in the stove.
AS soon as the sun is set and darkness
is coming on two aged men come to the
iron cemetery gate, and, being admitted
by them, listen intently. With each
movement of the rod there comes sound
like the tap of metal against wood, faint
and deadened by distance, and the two
men look at each other and decide that
the body of young Mr.. Fridenberg has
not been disturbed The test with the
sounding rod is repeated hourly through
the night and sometimes oftener with
all the reverence such vigilance de-
mands. The arrangement is simply to
put beyond possibility the disturbance
of the body by grave-robbers for what
ever purpose. Nsw York NeUs.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-04-04
Coffee and its Effects.

The great virtue of coffee is that it
stimulates and refreshes, these proper
ties being due to caffeine. 1t also con-
tains gum and sugar, fat, acids, caseine
and wood fibre Like tea, it power
fully increases the respiration, but, I'M
like it, does not affect its depth. By its
use the rate of the pulse is increased
and the action of the skin diminished.
1t is a mental stimulus of high order.
Carried to excess it produces abnormal
wakefulness, indigestion, acidity, heart
burn, tremors, debility, irritability Of
temper, trembling, irregular pulse,
kind of intoxication ending in delirium
and great injury to the spinal functions.
Unfortunately, there are many coffee
tipplers who depend upon it as drunk
ard upon his dram. On the other hand,
coffee is of sovereign efficacy in tiding
over the nervous system in emergencies.
--Aedieal Times