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

The Merchants Exchange quotation com
mittecs today advanced lard 3-iGc and made
the tone Of sugar strong. coffee very strong
and molasscs firm.
Amount Of grain In store at the elevators
Corn, %, $50 bushels; oats, $3.50 bushels
wheat, 49, bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market Is steady
with good demand for all offerings prices
are firm for kettles aud strong for ccntrifu-
gals. Molasses unchanged. Rice quiet and
steady with prices well maintained.
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FpH- Mackcrcl. half brls No. I. $500
900. No 2. ks.OOds.50 No. = q. 10000. 10
~ Kits, No. I, si.35; No. ?, fi.2i, No. .. st.i0.
Dry Hening-famly, Sc per box, y. 9. rue
herring. half brls, $40 White Fish-llali
brls $3.50.
Hoo Pnobucrs-Firm. pork, sl3oo9i3.50.
sugar cured hams iimliAc breakfast bacon,
i0E@iliso; bulk pork, clear sides, CSC.
clear rib sides, 0Hc; long clear, 0kc shout
dcr, &c.
FEum MEArs-Deci, headquarters, b97c.
forcqunrtcru. 2ls@4c. City hogs. G'f7c;
country dressed 5k6Gc per H. sparcribs,
5asc; backboncs, b(i6c per 10.
LAnB-rcs. nc. hall bfls, Ike kcp,
7sto. choice kettle, skfai0c, strong.
Pos FEEr-Brls, $780, half brls, $50
kcrs fig3
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Breudstuns.

FLouR-From store choice, d.25af. IS;
fancy. $L7bCg4.S5, extra fancy, s.. 25tg5.Jj;
patent, f5.s5OtG00 firm.
CnAcKERs-Soda extra. SIC; treble extra,
Ga6Hc ginger snaps 10sslsc: assorted jun
blcs, i0al2c, cream crackers, 7kesslsc.
CoRSNEAL-Pcarl, $3.50; roller s. OO@2l0,
firm.
BE,Ns AND PEAs-Navy beans, s2.25; me-
dium 500.
oAruEAL-In half Drills, $3.50 from store.
CHAcKED WnEAr-ln half brls, 800 from
store.
HoNSY AND GRIrs-From store, S32j.
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feeistuT..

HAY-Choicc from store, s5c; car load
from lcycc or depot fi5.50CliG0g prime,
from store, T5dS0ci car load, from loyco or
depot Si4.50ai5Oe prairie, from storc, 500
Olc, car load, from lcyce OF depot Sl00J@
il.O0.
CoRx-From store, white, &c; mixed iic;
from levec or depot, white, In bulk. loc IN
sacks. s3c: mixed in bulk. ia; IN sarks, &lc.
BnAx-From store, SOC. from leyco or de-
pot. ti5OoCgi5.50
OArs-From store. white. SIC; mixed. Sc.
from lcvcc or depot white IN bulk, 3i@33o;
In sacks, Sjc; mixed, In bulk, 2DjEc Ia sacks,
ne
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bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, $1,000 Blu; rye,
none; barley, 1000
Shipments-Flo 5000 brls; wheat 5000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 10000 bui rye,
none; barley, 1900 Blu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 2.-Wheat-
Lower; No . red, cash, 92]go asked; May, csc
asked. No, 2 soft, cash, 03o asked May, Csc
asked.
Con-Steady; No. . cash-no bids nor
offerings; May, 25c bid, 26c asked. No,
white-no bids nor offerings.
oats-No bids nor offerings.
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live stock.

CHICAGO H., March 1.-The DroterS Jour
nal reports: Catilc--Reccipts, 5000 ship
monts, none; market steady; natives, ~. 90
Cti75; stockoS S2mG3.0O; cows, bulls
and mixed, Sl.i0@A15.
llogs-Rcccipts, 1900; shipments none;
market weak and lower packers and ship
pcrs, $l3@L51 heavy, Sli0GJL Loo mixed,
e l6CtAGG light, $i.i0@4.50.
Shcop-Reccipts 1000; shipments none;
market strong; natives, SS75@LiO westerns,
cornfod, SlGO(tlgO
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBlA, MISS,
OFFERS TIIE SERVICES or TWO TRoT.
TING STALIIOSs.
Cant. Cnrnen. No. 1904.

capt, Oufneb, NO. f,oS1,
Limited 90 leu Approved Mars nc 81 cash The
scusou-s,asun ENDS July T.
Colt truttrrs ar in demand This horse should
st them. "a his sirc 20. b. o. dpOD wa colt tfOt
trr hlt rr1ndflro Onward, i.4ill "a tho greatest
afro oi colt troticn known. having put four thrCr
ytnrolds ia TIE ~ lst IN one year, hls uut dam
iiancy nay, record 0l wa sired by Arsldo. who
cot ii,lu the sire u the unhciicn colt truiior
"suso =" lih, his scUQnd dam by another great
bru1l mare firr, kuuturky Clay tout ~ he liudrl
mare. dam LADY Thofnc glaa AMI hambuuu
psirHoul. his third dam bY stlll smother hmutl,
lrIod marc siro, idwln rorfrli fourth. nith gni
tixth dams by thoroughbred sltef lndiv.d dally
Cant tArnes q a three ycarold blood bay, siktocu
hands high. elegantly pfuporiioned stallion.
Col Jefferson Blind
u offered 10 the Public NJ 60 Cash
lie was irsd by the greatest brood mare siro
known Namhflno iutchen whose sous aru takiug
hui rank ~ lfsod mafr dfts. dam Alci Hn old
time tfoter icfrrlun az ihic1 yrnn ~ nrc was ~
r.rtufr hat would make aiy hnrsemau feel good
i6i, hauds hilh. stylish. aimmstficl aud nucly
palIcd none ~ bis grt are blind at show picn
dld trolling ariluu. aud afa gauio ana hand one
rufdsirrs lio sired the fastest tWpyuaf.old that
showed about Memphis last SUMNER
EgAll Eiock handled UanIullY, but no ufpunsi'
hIiiV i0f nfrlfruiss mates fafturld M ~ Der
month ~ grain. go luf fuuAcf iniurnauUl
Address 2. LYTLE. Man'gr.
ips 81 Paul ~, Menphl,. Tenn.
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The New York Einaneiai Clroniele Of MAJ

The New York Enaneiai Chronicle Of March
2, gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 2,sOl, i05 bales, against 2,sO5,.
O03 in 1858. These figures indicate a de-
crease Of cotton in sight Of 1880 bales as
compared with the same date In 1883, and
decrease of 379, 275 bales as compared with
same date I'm 1857,
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@3oc; primo choice, s5@i2c; fancy, l5c; CEN
triiugais, common to fair, 2o@3oc; prime to
CANDIEs-Sticks, all sizes, in bxs, nails
and brls, collie fancy assorted, lo0ti5c;
extra fancy, ls@25c; firm.
SOAP AND CASDLEs-Soap, 3k@5c; candles,
full weight Toe
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C,rrLE-Choico 10 extra. 3I@31Ic; good.
Basic: scalawngs, 20 medium, Ih@2Ec.
choice feeders, 80 aud up 2a4@3ci feeder,
100 "a $50, 2lfm2Nc.
HoGs-Choico cornfcd. 4iEmiAc, good,
sA25mA5O. common, 34tGfc.
SnEEr-Choioo : Ac; mediums i9eic; COM
mon. SlOO9i.50.
LAuns-Choicc, &c; common TO good, per
bpad a tO1LuD
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middling, 9hc; middlins, 9ll-l6c; good
middling, 1880.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows March, e.05@se7; April, 9.72@
9.7S; May, 9.79@9SO; June, 9.s6@9.s7 July,
9.i@9.05; August 99o@9.9l; September,
o.46@9.47; October, 9. 25@9 27; November, 917
@0.ls December 9.1S@91a Sales, $500
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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.coNsoLIpArEp srArEMENr.
LIVERPOOL.

Az noon: Spots quiet and limited inquiry,
Sales, 1000 bales, Of which $500 were
American. Receipts, 1900 bales, of which
$500 were American. Closing quotations
were as follows Middling 5ssd
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed steady.
THESE prices are given in pence and Giths,
thus; 6.63 means G.63-0ld, and sol means
50l-6id.l
AT 4 pm: March, bil buyers; March
April, Sal buyers; April-May 5.il buyers;
May-June, Sal buyers; June-July, 5.il buy
ers; July-August, 542 sellers; August-Sep-
TENDER, $50 buyers September-0ctob o. 20
buyers; September, $50 buyers.
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Household Supplies.

FRrIr-.steady. oranges--Florida, 5000
$50 per box; Messina, S25)@3.O0 per box,
Lemons, S250@3.00 per box. Bananas,
l.50GS250 per bunch. Grapes-Malaga,
S0.oo@9'0O.. Dates, 7@sc; Figs l2@l5c per
pound,
ArrLEs-s2.O o@25o per brl. Dried apples.
4e per ID, from store. Dried peaches, "a
SIC from store.
GAME-Quail, sl.25@l.5o per doz SPUR,
rels, Sl.OO per doz; rabbits, 1928 per doz;
wild turkeys, 50075c each mallard ducks,
$3.50 per doZ; venison saddles l0@l2c per
10; whole deer 5@6c per lb; opossum, loo
Acc; dressed coon, l0@35c.
VEGETADLEs--Onio Si.75 per br; cab
bage, loose, BRIL- Sl,O0; New Orleans, crate
s1.5o@2Oo; kraut per brl, $3.50; half bril-
$500; garlic, Soc per 100; carrots S3.0O@3. 81
per bril- beets $2.50Q13.0O per brl: parsnips,
$3.50 per brl; horseradish, S4.5OG5.OO pei
brl.
BUTTER-Butterinc 15c; creamery 2S@
SOC; dairy, is@2ic; country butter, 10000.
CpER-Oark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
VNEGAR-Per gal 12@l3c.
EGGs-Quict Boxes, DC; cases, l0c
RARINs-London layers, $500; California,
1925 per box.
PIckIEs-Brls, SO so half brls, 800.
PoULTRY-Chickcns, young S2006e3 90;
mixed, s25O@3OO; hens, S3OO93.26. rnr.
keys, young SG.0O@s.00; old SS00@l2.00,
geese, $350@i,5O; ducks, S2.00,a35O dressed
turkeys, l2@l2kc per pound. hens, 5000
S3.S5; chickens, Sl.5092Oo; geese, $4,000
500.
PorAroEs-Firm; si.5o@9 90 per brl; sacks,
60G70c; Utah, S090Jc per bu; sweet $1,000
2. % per brl.
NUTs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100; peanuts,
Virginia, SC; Tennessee farmers stock 4lS0l
&c; roasted, lal &c higher; shclled, red, Sc;
white, nc; Spanish Zoe; pecans, Texas old
7Ggl2c; Arkansas, 3@5c; Italian chostnuts
l0@l24c.
FREsH FIsH--Buhalo, i@2o per H. cat Il
per h. Game-Perch, trout etc, 5@sc pei
| ID.
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nAfLY corIoN afArrNEsr.

Imporis-M &CRR. iiG M&TR r. ipl La n
Rn eJi M&LRRR, a. co6sW n, M. l., y
o&TRRsE &c, sd NJ Il H. -; &c Ma
nR.-.i Mr. a. as Tenn MD, -. steamer.
90 wfroua - Total, 81 bale.
T.rsrtr-N& n n. 67& l. A n n r. 81. G
HwRR, i,5i0. T. No& 7 Y, 90. Tenn
MIA. ken &BRR iG7 Steamers norh,
I,C0l Total. b.sss bales
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LONDON, March ZIP. m,-Consols closed
Rt 9S lilo for money and % 5.l0 for the ac-
count. Consols closed at % 1910 cx interest
for money aud 9S SIG for the account
PARIS March 2.--Thrce per cent rcntes
S5f Doc for the account
BANK cLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, H., March 2--Clcarings, $ll,
$4,000.
BALrmoRE, Md. March 2.--Cloarings, 50,
is0s12i balances, $500, rs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March Blank clear
ings Sl26i2, i0E balances Sl,16L0J3. For
the weeE-Clcarings, S6l, 20, sos balances,
| S9G329Oi.
BosroN Mass, March 2-Clcarings, Sl7,-
| 0jl ,GiJ balances, Sl,6ja i3l. For the week
-Clearings, sos, 51i i6E balances, Sll,62i.-
OIL. For the corresponding week in lsSs
-Cloarings, SSl,Osd 1Ol; balances, slO,5SS,
POI.
ST. LOUIS No.. March 2 Bank clearings,
| S3ii0, OBS balances, 1921, $50. For this week
| -Clcarngs, SlS, 500 80; balances, S3,3Sl, si2
| For last week -Clcarngs, Sl51iialG bal
ances, $500 Si2. For corresponding week
last year-Clearings Sl7,22i lsli balances
I -, sl0,oi.
NLw YonK, March 2-ihc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re
serve, decrease, S3i616pO loans, increase
sL0lb, 800 specie, decrease, s3,11B, 400 lcgnI
tenders, increase, $4,000, deposits, decrease
s.oi, f0s circulation, decrease, $50, 100 III,
hunks now hold 81, 2ii, $50 in excess OF Ga,
2j per cent rule. Clcarngs to-day si2f
5sD 3l2; balances, ~, 90 llO For the week.
Clcadng, SjlO, sio,557; balances, SSO,21J, so
Grain aad Proyisions.
Cmc,Go, ILL.,, March "A break 81 Iai,
occurred IN May wheat and - &C. Tor July de-
/ IfU.NsF f.s1asa No ef.HHIuN plHffNutl L.
cause the decline aud the depression was Ga,
result Of lack uf support The speculative
oiltrnrs were heavy, considerable lunl
wheat coming on the market, besides which
thurc may have been some short selling
Every effort 10 SCH brought lower prices
there apparently being no opposition q
cheek the drr,iuc The hort interest cyl
IDENTIFY had been pretty we'll covered, an,
the parties who have been identified Will
the bull side, while not known To have sol,
freely today, evidently had done 30 the pas
week or more. From surface indications /
l. surmi-cd That trade Is Getting out ol MAY
and shifting into July. but there Is still
great dead ol uncertainty regarding The mar
kct aud Operators naturally not too over
,lnguinc that the May deal has been cntirui!
abandoned.
There was a fair trade In corn early, will
quiet feeling later The market opened a
about the closing prccs yc''crday md Wa y,
| firm. advancing t.c, due 10 covering b.
shorts" rhe demand was soon satisfied
however. and prices reacted E6pisc. Ia
huoncci by the decline In wheat and 10 th
free selling by one or two prominent house
became steady and closed fully lic lowe
than yesterday. Trailing Ia oats was small
aud price changes were un.mp0rtnnt
Only a limited business was reported 70
| hoo produrts bat the feeling wa. moderately
firm considering the unsettled condition al
other markets and prices averaged Higher oi
nu leading article, though outsi dc hgurt
we're not fully supported.
The lead ng futures ranged ns follows
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Wool.
ST. LOUIS No. March -Wool-Market
quiet and steady prices unchanged.
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OH md TmrpcntInc.

CLEVELAND o., March 2-Pctrolcum-
Easy; s.w., li0o, nc.
WnmNoroS, n. c., March .. --'rurpcnsn'
Firm i1c,
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middllng, 9Kc. Sales,
2,9O0 bales including bales lastcyening,
OF which loo bales 10 exporters and coo
bales TO spinnon.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, iS.iGc; good ordinary, 0i0c,
low middling. 3.iGG middlinG 0kc'
good miidling. i0Lc; middlins fair, lo5sei
fair, nominal. dusty, h@ic lower
...,., ,.,rr.., arsrrurxr
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS. RUB IN HARD
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

Is FOR MAN A BEAST. pENETnATEs
NUSCLE&FIBRE 10 THE yERYDoNk.
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Miscellaneous.


WmskY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
S1.5Od6,OO Robertson and Lincoln Coun-
ties, Tenn, firm at Si.5OCd3.O0. Eastern rycs,
S2.O0dGO0 according 20 the age and make;
common whisky, gOc@sl30 according to
proof; nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
FuRs-Bear skins, SiO0Cg1.0O. mink. l5@
GOc; coon, hunter handled. iJ@S5c: country
handled l5@Oici otter sio0ai00; beaver,
Sl.0OtaG00; wild cat, ljg3Oc; fox, l5H15c,
muskraL l0g2jci opossum. l0m2 Oc: wolf
50c@$L00 panther,60c@Sl0o skunks, $50
Sjc.
GN-sLO@l.5O for domestic; S2.S5@3.5O
for imported.
BAGGiN0-9@lOc.
TIrs-Sii0.
snor--Drop Si.9j; buck, Si.50.
LRAD-5lsdGc.
TALLOw-4Ec.
sNurE-Garrctts, sl0.75; Ralph's, sl0.95;
Railroad, 1928; Gail & Axes, 1904.
PowpER-keiFs, 800 half kegs, SEQ,
quarter kegs Si.1j.
Coal OrL--Prime white, wholesale lais, Toe
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd, Is
ld2Oc; clear grease WOOL 2Oa @oc, bury,
washed, 20d3Oc; tub-washod. JOa35c.
TunAcco-Common, 2j@SOci other grades,
GO6Lsjc.
BEEswAx-90c.
NAns-Iron. $500 steel, $40.
HiDEs-Dry tlint No. I, o.; No. . &c; dry
saltod SCI No. >, &C. gr,on salted, No. I. Al
CJJc No. ., 3lS@ic green, o.; deerkins IS
C5l2c; sheopskins. l5cetsi. On; steady.
GRAss SEEDs-l,cd clover, - - bu; herds
sOGeOc bu orchard, sl.3OeLI.iO bu; timothy,
Sl.75@20O bu.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

cuRTs UoLfowHoRN, CAKRD DA0s,
GRuB A IlOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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SEw YORK.

Spots opened quiet and closed quiet aud
steady. middling. 10 size. Sales 800 bales.
Quotations were A. follows Ordinary,
77IGc; good ordinary, si3-iGc; low mid
ding csc. middling. 10 3.iGci good mid
ding 10 ii-i0c. middling fair, iiaei fair,
I2c.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady. NJ follows March. aoi@on.
April, i00i@i0.O2, May, i0Oo@i0iO, June,
iOl7@iOis; July. i025@io,25, August 10 %
@i03i; September. 0ooG90li October,
o.Gs@o70. November. o6s8oO0 December
o.5e@l6i. January. 0.Os@o7o Sales 1890
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet aud steady middllng, o'sc Sales
2,CoO bales Quotations arc rs follows
Ordinary, SIC. good ordinary, ii-iOc; low
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81 pea lists iigM TP l. G. TT rcts S9j6
TIP X q TT rcts, 80 Union Fac lists, ll3L
West Shore, 1862
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Wichita Grocery Market.

WICHITA, KAN, Dec. IL.
SUGAR-Standard powdered and cut loaf o3sc
granuiated 71sc extra light { tA4c yellow 6l4c.
COFFEE E-Arbucbe's package 2jc. Rio fair troast-
ed nc Rio prime 4c. Rio choice Z0c. java choice
Old Gov. roasted sic, Mocha choice Arabian roasted
SIC.
MOLASSFS-Choioe Plantation per gallon 55c,
prime tSs,. good c, sorghum choice DOC.
SYRuPS- Ne. 10 CORN in bbls per gallon soc. No.
20 in half bbis sc, No. 10 in gallon kiis per kit SC
RICE-Eancy head Louisiana 6ipc, choice Louisi-
ana &c. prime louisiana SC.
DAT AL american faxed greats per Dbl IS IS,
per case =, - Quaker relied oats per case IS 6j
CHEESE-Cho.co cream I2Iec good lie. Young
America Sc.
BUCkWiiEAT FLOUR-Pure per Dbl 81 90.
Stobies patent 81 o. - per case ~ W.
PIC LIS Medium bbls, l2v, per DBL st 30. half.
CO., per half Dbl Is 10 small bbls 24O0 per Dbl 81 50,
half 10 . half bbi 81 p.
oMATOFS-Standard No. 3 per dcz Csc
CORS-Fancy sugar No, per doz IL To, standard
No. SIC
PEAS-Early June No. 2 per doz 81 50. Narrow at
No. . 81 II.
BtANS-Stringed No. per doz SIC.
APpLES-Gallons per doz az 20.
RLACkBERKIES-N No. per doz Soc
CHERRlE S he'd No. per OF IL ~.
PEACHES-No per doz 81 20.
RASPBERRIES-No. per doz 81 ~.
ANBkRRIkS--No per doz 81 10.
CALIFORNIA APRICOTS-Standard No. per
doz 81 SIS.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES-Black No. 5 per doz
81 H. white M. 3 s. a.
CALIFORNIA PDUMS-Nc. per doz 81 IS.
CALIFORNIA fiLAC ii tS-Nellow No. per dor
& s. white No. - 40 cling No. ? 81 10.
CALIFORNIA PkARS-No 3 per doz 81 -.
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Chicago Grain and Produce,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. lin wheat a very
fair volume of speculative business was
transacted and the market was steady
with fluctuations confined within very mar
row limits. The opening was shade ca
sier than yesterdays closing, ruled trifle
easy for a while and strengthened, and
prices were advanced nc. again held steady
and closed Ss@1ac higher.
A fair trade was transacted in corn and
the feeling DEVELOPED was much stronger,
a high range of prices being established.
December was decidedly stronger and
closed with net gain for the day COM
pared with yesterday of 1c.
Oats were steady with moderate vol
ume of business.
Pork was dull. Prices ruled 216@5c
higher early in the day, but closed easier
again and very quiet
Nothing of any consequence was doing
in lard Prices were without change.
The ribs market attracted no particular
attention.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Wichita Provision Market.


SUGAR CURED MEATs-Canvassed or plain
Hams, Is pounds aud up ltc.
Ham. i<ie pounds am up. lie.
Hams, small sizes To pounds, lie.
Nv \ DIRK shoulders, 5lsc-
breakfast Bacon full with or stripsl, SSc.
Dried beef-ham extra dryl. tic.
Smoked teef Tongues, per dog, - -.
California Picnic Hams, tic.
Cottage or BoneleSs Hams. 13ec
SIDE NJ At
Short Clear Sides (dry ssltl Csc.
Clear Backs, Gl.c.
English Bellies clear hitchesl SIC.
Ling lear Sides, sc,
Shoulders. &.
English Bellies tbacon aitches), &c.
Long Clear Bacon. aasc-
Ba on Shou deTS, 5.!c-
0AuSAGe-
Fresh Pors Sausage M. !. &C.
Fresh Pork Sausage lextrasl, 6lec.
breakfast Sausage loose I'm and , ID boxes y TO
case. Vienna and Frankfurt. sc; head cheese Sc.
Bolo.nas. rou lis. C
Boo mas, nllddleS. &C
piCNle t5oto- ma. c.
Ton ue Sausage. Jbsc-
Blood Pudding, 9c.
Liver Sausage &C.
LARD
Choice Family. &C
Bakers special. 6Asc.
Pure Leaf haac'-
F. ). Lard, 6,.c ~
Picked Pi-s Feet put in halves and spfced efohls
SIbs - 81 quarters, - lbs 81 7e kits. Is lbs SC
Picsed Iripe. half bbls. 81 lbs - d3 quar- ter bbs
- a. kits t5c.
FRESH MEATS
sides or Whole Carcass 81 S4szc.
Hind Quarters. 5iestec.
Fore Quarters. ~ so1ei-
i-oins, ~ s-9ssc-
Pork LOnS, &c.
Tender Loins. SC.
Spare Ribs &c.
Backbones. &c.
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Augusta. SIC; Boot AL &c: Continental C. 6slc;
stIf S. EfeS asi Tr9SS
SSsS .Pepperell 81, Ac; Pepperell W-4. &C. Utica
GINGHAMS-Amoskeag. sc. Bates &C Glou.
cester G4c Glasgow. &c: Lancaster SIC; Raneln,ans
6se; Bookfold. 91e; Family A, Gas Black Crow exc.
GRAIN BAGS-American $16.55 Atlantic sls.ye
FFiTsanklinville. SlS Lewistown SIS; Harmony A,
3lS5J Stark A, S21.
PRIME CAMBRICs-Manville Gc s. s. q Son &C.
Masonvilie &c; Garner &C.
PRINTS-American fancy &C. Aliens fancy 6isc:
Allens dark &c; Aliens pink. 6.$c Arnold's 6Isc:
Dunnells, &c; Eddystone SIC; Hartel &c; Harmony,
SEC Hamilton 64c Greenwich 51sc; knickerbock-
er, Sic; Mallory pluk, 6lc. Prices on dress styles
irregular; depends on patttrn.
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AT the close yesterday bulk hogs sold at
$40 The markets will remain about the
same until after the holidays, but during
the next week there will be larger receipts
than at the close yesterday.
In cattle yesterday the trade:was rather
quiet. Twenty-six head were received
from Mt Hope and sold at quotation
prices. There were but few shippers on
the market and only choice cattle were in
demand. First-class butchers cattle are
selling well, but common grades of butch
ers stuff is barely steady.
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Corn is l cent lower than yesterdays
quotations. the price being paid now only
il cents. Wheat is weaker and no demand
for damaged grades. In the outside mar
kets particularly at Denver ana the west,
there is a scramble to get off the surplus
of corn and this has caused the decline in
the local market. Good white milling
corn is still worth from Is to l6 cents at
the water mills.
The following were the receipts at the
elevators for the week:
Corn .. &C., 900 Oats. 500
Wheat. ...-.... LOO Rye..........". 600
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stockholders' Meeting.

There will be q meeting of the stock
holders OF the Wichita National bank at
its banking office on Tuesday, January IA.
1890. at $3.50 O'clock p. ~, for the election
of ten directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business
as may regularly come before the meeting.
LYMAN A. WALTON. Cashier
Wichita, Dec 10, 50. II 26t
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Wichita Flour Market.
Wichita Dry Goods Market.

WICHITA KAN. Dec. IS
BLEACHED SHEETING@Cabot 7sc; Ballon
Son. i@Sc; Chestnut hil. &c Cabot a rs Chapman
Lons6ale SIC; Lin~ ood. SC. Masouville SXts New
York Mills h1ec Pocohonta sac pepperell 81. &c;
Pepperell l0-4 &c. Hills &c, Hope 9Iec, Iousdale
Canlbric lUc; Whit;insville. SS-nch SIC Wamsut-
ta i0lsc. Pennant. sac
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" ichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Dec. IL
POTA1 OES-hansas 4Gc per bu; northern SOC.
ORANGE Mexican SIS - per crate; Florida Is 70
per box.
LkMONS-Mas IS % per box.
MALAGA GRAPES Id keg. 50 90 per keg.
ApPLES-:1c per bu. ~ 90 per Dbl.
CABBAGES-Northernt IL 81 per l00 10.
COCOANUTS-7c.
ONIONS-SpaniSh 70c per bu. Kansas Coo.
BANANAS-SI s0s2 50 per bunch.
RAISINS-S NJ. 81 80 per box, London layers 81 G.
s. NJ ia sacks Sic per 10.
EGGS-l5c per doz.
BUTTFR-Fancy creamery 25c choice creamery.
&c choice butter loc fair loo; cooking butter. l0c.
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Rooms With or without Board

Gentlemen or ladies desiring boarding
place or furnished room. with OF without
board, can be accommodated at No. 343
North Topeka Clean rooms, good table
and handy to business and to the schools.
Il Oft
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Groceries ut Cost.

To reduce my stock l will sell any and
all my fancy groceries at cost, and some
below. They are nice and fresh and at
cost in the reach of all
d24-2t DORSEY THE GROCER
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Beginning Monday we will sell cobs for
one week at 81 per load delivered. Tele-
nhone Zephyr mills 1f9 dig If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-15

Large stock new styles music cabinets,
music rolls, music books, especially for
Christmas THos. SHAW