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Evening journal., 1889-12-24
Good Mixed Candies at - q

Good Mixed Candies at az
IS, 90 and 25 cents per pound.
S. F. Whitman's fine and
superhne CONNECTIONS in I, ?
and 5 Id. boxes, at 90 and SO
cents per pound.
Preserved Fruits in half and
pound boxes.
Fine White Grapes, Pulled
Figs, Choice Bananas, Table
Rasins, etc, etc.
New Princess Paper Shell
Almons, 3 lbs. for $I.oo.
Grenoble Walnuts, Is cents
per pound.
Florida Oranges direct from
the grove.
Richardson & Robbins
Plumb Pudding in /, ?, 3, and
a lb. cans.
Franco.Amencan Food Co:
Terrapin and Green Turtle
Soups.
Gordon & Dilworth's Pre-.
served Fruits in glass.
Mince Meat in 3 lb. jars.
Roquefort, Edam, Pine
Apple, Camembert, de Brie.
and Neufchatel Cheese.
Holmes & Coutt's Fine
Biscuits.
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a Tlmher Rnfed the cnnnh.

ANDovKH, Mass, Dec. 24-A piece OF tim
Der projecting from freight train raked
the side OF a passing express train on the
Boston and Maine railroad here, breaking
every window and sash and covering the
passengers with glass and splinters The
cars were full Of passengers. Fifteen or
twenty persons were slightly cut or bruised
A number Of ladies tainted from fright.
Mrs Annie O. Chapman, Of New Market
n. H., had her face cut open and her jaw
broken, but it is thought she will recover
from the shock.
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A remnla eonnterfeiter Arra.taa

BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. "a. - Emma Cole,
aged 30 years, of Windfall, this county, has
been arrested by United States Marshal
Macres for making and circulating counter
felt money. Miss Cole says she was taught
by a friend how to make the counterfeit
money with plaster of Paris molds, and that
she only made S4 She will have a hearing
before United States Commissioner Chap
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
hIIners Resume WorII.

PnTsBURe, Dec PA majority Of the
coal miners in the Monongahela valley have
resumed operations at the half cent per
bushsl advance in the mining rate demanded
by the miners A few mines are still idle,
but all will be in operation in ten days The
resumption win give employment to nearly
5000 men who have been on a strike for
two months.
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
chicago DON'T want Juror culver.

CHICAGO, Dec. $50 far from diminish
ing, the indignation against Juror Culver
continues TO grow, and il is possible that
public opinion may compel him 70 leave the
city. A sign "For salen is tackled upon his
Evanston house. The Herald says editori-
ally that it believes, with the vast majority
Of the citizens Of Chicago that he was cor
ruptly influenced, and calls on the grand
jury TO take up his case at once.
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
IF. II. Gowan.s wuL

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 24.-Application has
been made by Francis l. Gowen and James
f. Hood for letters Of administration on the
estate Of the late Franklin B. Gowen. The
estate left by the deceased is valued, accord
ing to the petition filed, at s450,OOO of which
amount $3.50, 900 is personal property and
500. 900 real estate.
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ONE CENT.
EDITOR GRADY EXPIRES.
Pneumonia Ends a Brilliant
Journalists Career. !
HIS TRIP TO BOSTON KILLED HN

The Regard Of the Deceased Editor
Orator for tho sonth-He Died white
Trying to Serve the Land He Loved
His Life History.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec "a Henry W. Grady
editor Of The Atlanta Constitution, died Of
pneumonia at his home in this city Monday
Dec %. Mr., Grady was m when he recently
left Atlanta for Boston, the guest Of the
Boston Merchants association. He weni
contrary to the advice Of his physician and
returned quite sick. On Saturday his con.
dition was very serious, and Sunday it was
understood that there was very little hops
for his recovery.
Atlanta Deeply Grieved.
The announcement that his death was
possible was a great shock to our citizens
and the most intense interest prevailed. By
1880 o'clock he began growing worse and
al 3 o'clock he was said 70 be dying AZ
$40 he quietly breathed his last, Whea
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
A Reiected Lover Suicides.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 24-J. K. Kevan, who
owned large sheep ranch near this city,
shot himself dead because a daughter of
Capt Stanforth, retired English officer
living near town, refused to marry him.
Kevan belonged to wealthy Liverpool
family. ----- - ------
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
VIM. B. SHARP
g CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

Our store will be open every
evening until Christmas.
Christmas suggestions:
Again we would call atten-
ton to the fact that you could
do your shopping to better ad-
vantage in the mornings
thus avoiding the crush of
afternoon trade.
Don't you think a good
black silk is about as good a
thing as you could give your
wife?-here at all prices from
rs cents to $2.oo
For your mother good
black dress in silk warp or all
wool Henrietta serviceable
and genteel looking anywhere
go cents to $2.5o.
All-wool Serge, with side
band-dark green, old rose,
brown, dark blue, black, gar
net in about twelve styles-38
inches wide, are reduced from
so cents to 371a to meet the
holiday demand.
Our assortment of holiday
umbrellas is everywhere COM
mended-from the best Scotch
Gingham to the highest grade
silk and gloria, all with novel
ties in handles Of natural wood
and oxidixed silver, etc., 75C
to $8. We are already on our
third recorder for these popu.
lar gifts.
We've sold thousands oi
handkerchiefs and there's yet
thousands 20 be sold. Yo,
will find here the finest 10
ever brought to our city.
Ladies Initial, 2 for CSC
and the fine initial, 25c eacl
or 6 in a box for $I.5o.
Mems Initial, the best WI
ever sold for IS cents, and th'
fine initial, so cents, or 6 in
box for SAYS.
We also have a full assort
ment of letters in an elegan
silk handkerchief for men, a
90 cents each.
A pretty Victoria Lawn
apron that you wouldn't hardl,
make for the price, we give /
to you-'tis good size, corde'
sides and bottom, has strings
and all for IS cents.
We have reduced fifty pair
of extra heavy and extra siz
white blankets. They are il
red and blue borders and sucl
a blanket you never befor
bought for the money. w
make this a special Christina
offering, and for that occasion
have reduced them from $40
to 500 per pair. It's only
few days off, but you will hav
to be quick to get these.
Elder Down head rests a
gone.
White Marseilles Quilts, tn
best made, $500 instead {
500. and if you don't mind,
few left of those slightly soilec
SAYS from 400.
Barnsley Damask table line
sets, and by the yard.
Have you seen our Chris
mas Towels-24x4S-25 cent
each.
Children's Coats.
Ladies Coats.
Ladies Plush Garments
Sacques, Wraps and Mode
kas, all of the celebrated IS
Titus Salt" make.
We have the best Pillo'
Sham holder made-"Van d.
zers"- and sell it complete c
your bedstead for $3.50.
Lace Curtains 90 cents
10000.
A new and beautiful assoI
ment OF the new fabric "A
: drapery," 38 inches wide
cents per yard.
ie Four more Antique Ga
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HAMBURGER'S S
Peace and Good Will to All Men.

You haven't the time to-
day to read long advertise
ments. Well not tax you
with one. Well simply re-
hearse part of what we told
you and add to it only that
which is necessary. We said
that we were never too busy to
give bargains. We repeat
that and lay stress upon it to-
day. Listen to what we've
got to say
Every one Of our Sawyer Suits are
being sold at SIS, Sacks and troeks
There are but very few stores in vii
mingfon who carry this make OF goods
aud then they ask you SIS and so fol
them. Look around; ask for the Saw
yer Suit; come look at ours and be YOU
OVvu iudQp
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
GAS STOVES.

Desirable in spring, summer, autumn auc
winter. Convenient for rapid heating In sIRT
ING. SEWING, LODGING and BATHROOMS ant
for COOKING.
Put in at small expense without cutting
walls. floors or ceilings.
Stoves furnished at about cost.
l'ricepf gas only Sl.25 per thousand feet net
Apply vi gas oilce-
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CHRISTMAS
s.4,., . . DELICACIES
i&e@azssiLls&. sAs1 -
JOHN P. ALMOND & cos.

"Peaee on eayth, let s0a,Jaye
cease"
"Good aOiX 10 men, let ho0e az
crease"
Sing the ANGELS song again,
"Peaee on EARTH, good aOlX to
men"
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
slnvin to Chnllcngc sullivan.

Slavin will Immediately issue a challenge
70 fight John l.. Sullivan for $500 or 81 200
a side and the worlds championship, the
fight to take place within six months after
the signing OF articles, either ia America or
Australia The London morning papers are
unanimous in denouncing the Slavin-Smith
fight as most disgraceful and cowardly
exhibition ON the part Of Smith and his
frianda
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PROPOSALS.
Pr
~~--~--.~--@--@a-~~-0
DROPOSALS
FOR
DOG TAGS.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received in
the box in the City Council Chamber until 7.30
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, December 25, 1889, for
furnishing, by January l, 1890, TWO THOU
SAND or more brass dog tags; according to
sample which will be furnished bidders
All bids must be sealed and endorsed PRO
posals for Dog Tags
bond Of $50. with approved surety, must
good gath of the bidder, and the party to
whom the contract may be awarded must
furnish satisfactory security for the faithful
performance Of the same.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of the City Council,
FRANCIS #. SAWDON,
Chairman Police Committee.
Evening journal., 1889-12-24

who surrounded the ring. IL was immedi-
ately proposed 20 raise testimonial fund OF
Ri,0O0 for Slavin, and f300 Of the sum was
subscribed by those present within fifteen
minutes.
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Declared a Draw

II shall refuse to act any longer. This
man pointing to Slavin) can't have fair play.
declare the fight draw"
Smith seemed sick at the finish. Slavin,
who was certainly full Of fight, was disgusted
at having been robbed OF the victory by the
cowardly attacks Of the British roughs. The
Australian fought in the fairest and most
plucky manner throughout, forcing the En-.
glishman back into his corner In every
round, and keeping him there. The referee
called the fight draw because he feared
death at the hands Of Smiths roughs
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
QnoYnR CLrvrLANn.

Henry Wooden Grady was born in Athens,
Ga, May 10, 1851. He was educated at the
University Of Georgia and the University OF
Virginia. His father was wealthy business
man Of Athens, and although Union man
and a supporter Of Bell and Everett went
with his state when she seeded. He was
killed while fighting before Petersburg, whers
be commanded the Twenty-flfth North Caro-.
lima regiment.
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
smith,s stntus Fired.


The status Of Smith as a fighter is as def
nitely settled as though he had won the
battle easily and fairly or had been fairly
knocked out, as he certainly would have
been had the fight been permitted to go on
All accounts OF the mill agree that Smith
was not in it, and this fact, together with
the action of the thugs who went to the ring
side in his behalf to prevent his being whipped,
will render it impossible for him to ever again
obtain reputable backing, while every pugil-
ist OF reputation viii be abundantly justified
in treating his attempts to arrange fight
with contempt.
A Purse for s1avin.
When the news OF the fight was received
at the Pelican club not man present had a
good word to say for Smith, while every one
praised Slavin, who had bested the alleged
champion and at the same time held his
own agrhisr ths la,t-i's mob of cutthroats,
Evening journal., 1889-12-24

LONDON, Dec. 24-The ruffianly conduct
Of Jem Smiths friends at the ringside has
disguised every lover Of fair play in the
kingdom, and the unjust and cowardly de
cision Of the referee declaring the fight q
draw instead Of giving the stakes to Slavin
who had his man whipped from the start
has added TO the evaporation Of sporting
men. One good result has come from the
fight, however, which affords a good deal OF
consolation to all men who take interest in
pugilistic matters.
Evening journal., 1889-12-24

Our store will be open till
II o'clock tonight and until ?
D. m. tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1889-12-24
siavIn Forces the Fighting.

Fast and fierce the fourth round began,
ending in Smiths cross -buttocking slavin,
but not falling on him. The fifth round did
not last more than eleven seconds, Smith
going down before a light blow, while
Slavin seemed 70 gather force from adverse
circumstances The Australian came up for
the sixth round very determined. He forced
thc nshtinB ~ great pace. He drov'
left hand blow over the right eye. Smith
went down, bleeding freely from a cash in
the forehead
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-25

No changes In the market Dec, were made
today hy the Merchants Exchange Commit.
mttccs The sale, mad, ut the grain call
board today were two ears March corn at
$3.50.
Amount " grain iu store al the elevators.
corn. 1887 bushels oats. u.s. bushels.
wheat 80 bushels,
AZ New Orleans sugar is iu fair demand.
rdccs continue we'll maintained Tor both
kettles ana yrut.ugt,s Muhs,cs steady
aud unchanged Riycshovs steady improve.
mcut
r. q. Dun 4 Co.'S weekly review II trndc
1T can hardly be- said that business ha.
improved during the past week. and the nc
counts irum interior points uluost uuiforml,
represent trade ns rather quiet. or nj best
fair The clearing house reports continue u
show gains ov.r la.t year ct majority ui
cities, but the number falling behind d
laF,r than 10 ha, been uf late This week +.
rloH shows in th, brfpntc. outside oi
New YORK, gain uf 5lU per cent. but a
large part oi it is due 90 stock speculation
ut Boston. At Chicago and some Other
Western points, grain spcJulaiion has iu
like manner inflated bank transactions. bu,
general confidence In thc future continue,
undated.
1.-The failure ~ IN railroads to ascent IN
the interstate agreement with uninypuhl,
reports ui earnings from some riads. bB.
caused sumr dppr HiUn 200 ruCks. and thl
closing uu Thursday Was about - pr shap
below lasi week.. huf stronger market
hpptnr this morning THE net earning.
over Operating cAunsrs uu ~ m.lrl4d,
Cor is,,, amounted tu ,la.lltUN. against
, tl'NEl.G3G iu iS,5. showing loss ui about
| % prr cent iur ihr year uf which the grratrl
I part was uu Northwestern mIlruds III,
I irlu trade srcms rather murr steady. south
pm Nu b. quoted ut ii5 iir mon ~ It'll
Irregular The salos uf iaus iu Iauuar, lr
| unI,.ully reported ut Wiin toms. against
oul, 800 sE iu doe .mr month lot year
| ami sum, works have nov contracts Ia Lrri
tItm busy m..t OF tlc year Tho coal mar
bet is rluurl Boy excessive production
Copp,r srlls Tor ibtc iuf lake. and thr out
/ put ~ lh' lake Superior mine. In Ianuar,
was iii' CONS, against Jo,b lust year TIi
] IT. MfHh'i ~ faA".H". 800 NItHNHluiH fNrrU HI
been a stronger market Atlantic export
DO not Improve, and Dum goes 10 Europe 10
Euat quautItirs boo place ul wheat while thO
exports ut wheat irum %, rayihc ports ar
remarkably large nu, ahait has rl.rn 2t.,
since list w,ok without change iu corn
while oats have declined i.c Pork &
steady and lard strong while hogs mn
weaker each ny i'o per iOo pounds
COTTON Hhs usgn On eighth. with sale
herr ui ioIum halw Cote, is quafir
stronger. aud oil nearly o. cent lower 10
general a,rmr oi prices Tor commudiuc
hls declined during ihc week lnterio
| dtr ail report money boz ample supply. au.
nearly Oh report collections slow or some
l-whui backward The Treasury has agnil
Increased ihc circulation about $4,000 b,
excess ui disbursement over receipts Tor th
week A noteworthy improvement h sccl
in exports from New York far the week
The uncertainty a. 90 iho movement of sccu
ntir doses not diminish 4 considerably
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a,nInnr,I I.rn,i,inn.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Fob "a Wheat
Weaker 40 . rod. c,sh. Wf.r askod. Marrh.
pir asked. MAY ~ asked No. soft. cash.
uu Offering, May, De asked
tom Steady No. l1h gIf.r asked.
MAY. aii.c bid. 2,ic nskrl. 80 . white.
Gosh. uo bids nor Offering May 25i.o bid,
oar-Na. ? cash, goc bid. Pc asked; May.
1859 asked
Cm,ADo ili.. Feb. n Wheat ruled Quiet.
There wu.u uuNcCahls lack ul outside urlorv
and local trading was als1 uf h restricted
order character The market opened up
stronger and prices were lNi 'tc higher than
che closing hrurrs ui Thursday. Influenced
hy tbo change % seyuu cold weather. but
the al,hurr was met with pretty iair uIIrr.
urs. under which the market became weak.
aud after numerous small fluctuations rrid.
ulily touched q lower point with each rp1r.
tiuu until decline ot We WIS SCORED IN the
tup prices ui thr day, and CLOSED about t.c
lover iur May than che closing figures nj
Thursday mud i.c.highgf Cor July There
was nothing specially in outside news ib iu.
tlurucr the market
Transactions in corn were chiefly confined
az rtum operations To" mHrtrt uUynCi ni
THURSDAY closing hgurcs aud gradually Do.
cIIurl a.. reacted AMAc, rulnl steady aud
closing about the same a. Thursday
Olt. we're dull and easier rricts Tor NAV
rrpricd "a &c and closed quiet
quiet and iirm ioclni prevailed 10 hog
products aud prices atefiE'd no the leading
articles Prices were advanced iu the day.
owing 60 fair buying on lhc Part Of shorts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. bonds and stocks.

New York, Feb. 23.-MIoney on call ruled
easy with 20 loans; closing offered at 2per
cent Prime mercantile paper 4g6 per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady a.s6h FOR
siXty-day bills aud S4SsA for demand Gov
eminent bonds have been dull and steady
State bonds have been neglected.
Tho stock market today was strong at both
ends but weak in the middle with the result
OF making except in few stocks, but slight
fractional changes, however, were generally
IN the direction OF higher figures. The strong
tone noticeable at the close on Thursday
continued Mt the opening this morning and
the first sales showed an advance over Thurs
days final prices Of from y to per cent,
with Northern Pacific preferred, Union Pa
cilic and Atchison showing the largest adj
vanccs. There was good buying for London
account of few specialize but the profession
ais were selling, and after the first demand
was satisfied the bears came in to hammer
the list making st. Paul and Cotton Oil
their special points OF attack. The latter
was forced OIL u per cent, but the losses III
the rest of the list were confined TO lrac-
tional amounts only st. Paul preferred be-
ing the weakest stock in the regular list
Burlington and Oregon Navigation were the
strong spots in the early trading but Man
haitian developed the most marked strength
after / o'clock and rose over point, fol-
lowed by Big -Four. The lowest prices were
reached in the last hour, but the pressure
was removed from the list and buying to
cover set in which brought almost every
thing up 10 and beyond last Thursdays fig
urcs, the market closing quiet, but firm To
strong, The active list is almost invariably
higher this evening though the advances
are confined to fractions only, except in
Manhattan, which rose IA per cent, Big
four Z, aud Union Pacific l per cent st.
Paul preferred however, lost ~ per cent.
The dizziness in the share list was also
shown in the railroad bond market
today, the sales OF all issues reaching
only ssO6 600, of which Erie Us contributed
Sl360OO, and the Cairo and Fulton lists 800,
600 while the number Of issues traded. in
underwent marked decrease. There was a
firm tone but the changes in quotations
were for the smallest fractions and impor-
tnnt advances are few In number and no de-
clncs ol note were made. Beyond the ami
nation IN the two issues mentioned, there
was no feature 10 the trading.
She sale OF bonds Tor the week aggregated
S9,3J2, 200 against 100000 for the last
week, which, however, contained six busi-
mes, days
The total sale Of stocks today were l00,3 I3
shares. Closing quotations:
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DOMESTIC ENCmANaE


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand l-lO discount Eastern points, sight
10 discount Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis.
Vile and Chicago, 1-l0 discount New Or
leans, y discount
Sclling-Ncw York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis.
willie aud Chicago, ll0 premium; New Or
leans, par.
Local securities are firm and advancing
with several sales at higher prices
The local cotton market closed firm. Sales
$500 bales or 1850 to exporters and l,15O to
spinners. Sales for the past week H,2o0
bales, Of which II 100 bales to exporters aud
800 TO spnners.
At New Orleans spot cotton closed firm
with futures steady and advanced / point
except as 10 late months, which remained
unchanged. The Liverpool market closed
steady, futures quiet aud steady aud up
pont New York is duh, aud futures barely
steady and OF to points on near futures,
distant months advancing point
A dispatch from New York says "Fu-
lures opened buoyant ON much stronger
report from Liverpool with reduced stocks
at the ports, New Orleans weakening on
Friday a very small fraction, hut when May
reached 1910 leading broker for the
bears began free selling, aud there was u
quick decline To l0.0jc aud the whole range
declined. The interest ON March options
wholly subsidized aud the distant deliveries
showed the most strength. The receipts at
the ports for the coming week promise from
s5OOO TO 5000 bales Galvcston's arrivals
being swollen by free shipments from llous
tunu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-25

NV ORLEANS, Ia, Feb. 23-Markcts
quiet and unchanged. Colec-Firm az
lVGlSAc. Rice-Sicndy; ordinary 10 prime,
3AW5c. Cotton seed products steady.
sugar-opcn kettle, prime 60 strictly prime,
4 lSlGa4Hc; fully fair, &c; good fair, asa
I ll-lGc; fair, llsc, common a. good common,
i0li 7-l6c; ccntrlugnls choice white, Olsc: on
white, 5-lGa6 7-l6; gray white, %; choice
yellow clarified, u 3.lbn6'ac prime yellow
clarified, csc, Oh yellow clarified. cad l.lCc.
Molnsscs-Opcn kettle, strictly prime Soc;
good prime, 329Sc; prime, 2DgjOc; fair
tO good, 2btr.Sc. common 90 good common,
20a2ic. ccntriiugals, strictly prime, 2i@ 2jc.
good prime, 2lGu23c; prime, 10000; good
fair, lsc, fair, lie, common to good common,
lb@l6c. sight cNchang, ON New York com
mcrcial, 2jC premium, and banks 81 prem.
ium per sl,uJJ.
INV YouK. Feb. q. -CoHce-option.
opened firm and ijm2j points up closed
steady. 100 20 points above Thursday. Sales,
iGUJp bug., including February SiG35, March,
iitinmib45, April, SiG.3JetlGIG May,
iiGj'HiB o. June, $4,000 1890 July, 1885
@idGg August SiG5OeiGIh; September,
slGN). 1875; October, lGs6ai1.OO. NOycm
Der, SiG5O, December. SiOUOHi7CO. Spot
Rio strong; quiet, fair cnrgucs. lIjSc
sugar-l,aw, strong fair refining. l3.iGc
ccntriugnls, 90 test, . OiBc; refined, steady,
quiet
MolasscsFirm good foreign firm; New
Orleans dull.
Ricc-Sicady; quet domestic, D.@G'sc;
japan, 4s4@5i.c.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 3.--whisky-Actiyc.
Sales i,i0D brls. Buiicr-Stcaiy Sugar
Firug quiet. Eggs-Supply abundant, II Jsc
thccsc-Steady
CmcAoo, H., Feb. Bon the Produce
Exchange today the butter market wa,
steady and unchanged. Estgs-sicady at i3c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-25

Fish, Mackcrel, half brls, No I, $1,000
q. 100. No. 2. SS.O001s.60 No. 3, $7.5OGS0Gi 10
ID Kits, No. /, g.. 50; No. 3 Sl.2j; No g. $l.lO.
Dry Hering-Family, Doc per box, n. q. roe
herring, hall brls, 1915. White Fish-lialf
brls, 500.
Hoo PRopucrs-Easy; pork, $l3.0Oal3hO;
sugar-curod hams, ll@llAc; breakfast bacon,
lOisull isc; bulk pork, clear sides, csc;
clear rib sides, Gj9c, long clear, Gao;
shoulders &c.
FRrsn Mg\rs-Bcei headquarters, 5Ct7c;
forcuuarlcrs, 2lkmic. City hogs, G6tlc;
country dressed, 5lIM6c per 10; spare ribs,
6mSc; backboncs, 5Ct6c per TO-
LAnD--'rcs, nc; half brls, 7Aci kegs,
79zc; choice kettle, shG0kc; easy
Pics FrEr--lrs, 500; half brlsi $780,
kcrs sl,gJ