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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-05
State Fair Notice
All Orloer. OF the West Virginia State Fair
will be on the grounds from to-day until the
close Of the Fair,
All Exhibitors are requested TO have their
goods CD the ground, by
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
GEORGE HOOK.
o....I..,
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made on the 18th
day OF October, 1854, by Reason Maxlngo 10 the
underGlRned trustee, and OF recoid among the
public land records oil Ohio county, West yir'
GinlA, In deed Of tfult book q, folio 49,, 1 will on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1889,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q, M, at the front door
Of the Court House OF ohio county, West YIr.
gInia, In the city OF Wheeling, proceed TO sell at
public auction the following described real es-
late, toWit: A certain lot or tract Of land stu.
ale In the town Of Clinton, in Ohio county,
Weat Virginia, and bounded % follows: Begin
ming at Q poStIn Q fence on the bank oil Short
creek; thence 8. 76s Y, l2poleS 10 q stake; thence
8. 6go Z. 8 ~ poles to q stake; thence N. 2lho Z.
% poles 10 & stake In the Potomac turnpike;
thence with aid turnpike N. 6qo ". u poles 70
Q stake; thence N. So W. ia poles tok locust
post 10 fencei thence 8. 1S9 VI. IS poles 10 tho
place oil, beginning, and containing ~ perches
more or less.
TEAMB OF HALE-CAsh.
The title 10 this property 10 believed 10 DO
good, but selling a. trustee i will convey only
such title as 10 vested In me u such trustee.
VIM. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c, HHRyIY, AnctiOneeF. aus
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Q. MendeI q oo.
UP GRADE

Hear the engine blow and
puff; it's up grade, It's worth
a little struggle and some puff
ing and blowing to get up to
the top, Pile on the Goa, fire
man shake her up, engineer ;
you're bound to get there.
We are going to puff and blow
a little-pile on the coal and
get up steam all because
OF our
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue oil q Deed Of Trust made by Louis
Blon aud Jane, his wiiej Charles Blon and Anne
la, his wiiet William II, BlOn and CathArine,
his Wifei Jacob BlOn and Mary, his vile; Eliza
beth YOItel and Frederick Ypltel, her husband;
Phebes HafbTuek aud Charles hArbnIck, her
husband; Charlotte Blon aud Frederick Bl0n,
10 me a. trustee, dated November p, 1885, 70.
corded In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust look No. %, page 90, | will sell at the
north front door Of the Court House Of said
county, on
SATURDAY, the SIt DAY Of AUGUST, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. M, the following
described property, that Il 70 say A certain
piece or parcel of ground situate In the city Of
Wheeling, being part Of lot numbered Ihlr'
teen In square numbered twenty three, t0'Witi
thirty feet OF the north part Of said lot and
running back the same width from WOOdABtfe
on the east 70 an alley In the rear.
TERh6 OF SALE-0ne third and as much more
as the purchaser elects 70 pay In cASh on tho day
OF sale, the balance In two equal inSAllmsntl Lt
one aud two years, notes bearing interest from
the day of bAlp 10 be given for the deferred pay.
mentl, the title 70 be retained until payment
The die d believed TO be perfect, but selling
~ trustee ] will convey only the ttle vested In
me by said deed Of trust.
WI ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLIR, Auctloneer, jySl
The above sale IL adjourned until Saturday,
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can; but this certainty does not dstfact
from the present beauty and accuracy Of
the Hrdld's portrait,
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The above sale IL adjourned until Saturday,
September Z, 1850, at lOb,clook a m.
". ], W. CoWDEN,
Ee2 Trustee,
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WHEELING, SEPTEMBER 8. 1889.

RnI.red At the POstofice al Wheeling, W. Va
~ IecoudclISs maltsF.l
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Eg,s-l ira no sc.
a. rnmNII-NI Al.aI On



CiNCf. NATI, o., March aL..-whisky-Flrm.
sale. 80 bafncls finished goods on n bmis Of sLUJ.
hugcr-Wcikcr.
k~uEhf-strtng.
tpr-Wc1k aud lower az sGsIsc.
t~hctsn-strudy.
CHICAGO. m. March ION tho Produce TX.
chnuec today the butter market was easy AMI un.
rhangcl. fancy creamery, 2.nsEJ chOicc 10 nnc.
Nfftlc. une dn ~. . et1ie, cluiUv. isltsc.
Lgr--Wcnkl iOafl. 4.
NEW YORK. March 2I.-CoIee-Optlons steady.
closed htttA points be- ow yp.tcriay. sales. bI.bi
bags. inriuiinE March aud April, SO UeaiGG;
Mas. siiWwlndG June. alGNeiG.Ng july, siG.Sl
I'D Ocioler. sl7.io8i1.1 November. sl7 -.
ueccmbc ~slSsstI8t January. ST. February.
siiDa'7i1 spot ITO quiet nnd easy fair cargocs,
sugsr-Raw very ,,mng aud unusually active.
lar rlniuf. . iiiec centrifugal, ~ tcst 90
bill. silrs uuU ht.s ccntunaxals, a. tc.t. NJ 90
+, sIut aud lHtlisr aud q aud ,, 100 btRs English
iflHnd ~ tcrt ut IN mauud sirbng and quiet.
MuitsUs -lurfiEu nuu. ~ test. 4iigm &c. stlcH.
2caWo'l NJ 3tsti'r Sew orleans dull, open kct
tlc. good a. fancy, l-ftt,c.
Hicc=Quivt aud steady.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, March N.-Concc Steady
aud hun, Rio. comuun ~ prime. i7msc
Kicv-Qulcu urdin1B to pdme. ahmln
lotion tCci Products NORMALLY UNCHANGED
N~umf-Ncncrlly unchanged but como sales
rather higher uIen kettle, prime 10 strictly prime,
GGioc Fogl lair " nlly hlE eco g common q
white, {, ltiuC chuic yellow clarified. 49, pnm
yellow clarified, ~ on ycllog clarified ''.c. sc.
onds. Udbsr.
Nolsse, trunr opcn kettle. strictly prime.
A. rord ptinc. Jl@Jc pumc. Aeellg lalr "a
god iait GfsFc common b. gooi common. 500
&c centrifugal. strictly prime @shsg prime ;,
ruud pnmc Hffslc falf Ia glud fair. , lc; com
mon "a good common, tfeipg inferior, 10.
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DOMESTIC %rXCmANoR.

hRAAANAAA
B~uying-Ncw York and Eastern points,
demand, l-l0 discount Eastern points,
sight is discount; Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago, lilo discount New
Orleans, \ discount
Selling-Now York and Eastern POINTS,
$50 premium; Cincinnati, St Louis, louis
willie and Chicago, lilo preminmi New Or
leans, par.
In the local market spot cotton closed firm
at an advance OF l.iGc on middling and
higher grades; low grades are unchanged.
The sales were ., 400 bales, OF which exporters
took 1000 and spinners i,i0O. At New Or
leans spots closed firm at an advance Of lice
with futures quiet and steady, March mp A
points, remaining months advanced 3 TO 8
points. The Liverpool market closed steady,
demand fair; futures firm and up ! to 2
points. New York closed steady, with tut
ures steady, old crop months advancing 3
points, new crop months mp l point.
Hubbard. Price & Co, say; 'Our cotton
market advanced 3 points closing steady at
the best prices Of the day. The tenders for
delivery upon April contracts were exceed
ingly light as the greater part of the CON
tract cotton Is concentrated In the hands OF
two or three firms, aud they made no efforts
to part with any Of their holdings. This
left but scattered lots Of cotton on the
market to be delivered, and rs contracts re.
main at a discount as compared with spots
deliveries naturally, were small. No rev
feature has happened 10 change the tenor OF
speculation, which continues dormant, and
the trading is entirely confined to local bus.
mess"
The Manchester guardian OF the 9th, in
it, commercial article. says: Yesterdays
market was fat Few sellers were able Ia
do On average T~ucslay's business. Pro-
dnccrs were very willing 10 sell but they
made little progress There was a moderate
inquiry for India aud China staples but gen
orally the parties offered or the conditions
were not acceptable. There was a quiet but
steady demand from the minor foreign mar
kcts. The home trade did an average bust
ness. The demand for export yarns was
light. sellers wanting orlcrs aud often ur-
gently. The tendency Of price, was IN favor
Of buyers. Home manufacturer purchase
lightly they are mostly inclined To- limit
their oniers TO current wants. Cloth Is doll.
selleH II India shirtings show much strength,
hu, some want orders for delivery Ia April
and May. The demand for Jacconets Is poor
There are some Orders for fair quantities Il
mulls In the market, hut they are rarely
practicable. There j. a moderate inquiry
for the higher reeds u printing cloths ut q
little under current rates. There are few
sales. Common printing aud finishing cloths
are steady, -omctimvs at hardening prices.
There Is a moderate demand Tor plain heavy
goods az previous rates.
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greater portion Of the day. Open saleSwere made
at &c decline aud a further reduction OF o9.gc was
submitted 10 with comparatively ilght iauins;
Later the demand ipprcve@ 'ecd prices auSnlo.u
toward the close, and the market ruled qules T.,
A fairly active speculative trade was reporVcu ~
lard and the feeling was Stronger. Inc market
opened firm ut 2%@5c adyauce, but soon weak
One1 aud prices rcceded slightly. Later the de,
mand improved and prices rallied 5g7'ci receoed
again 2lg95c, closing steady.
Short ribs were more acliye aud strong, win an
advance Of 2Lm5c.
Tho lendlng hitnres ranped ns follows:
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ordnr of P%ubllcntlon.

No AGA r. n.-ln tho ChnrCcy Count u ehclh,
County. Tcnn. james " ulcrn 81 oil. " ~ A.
Miller ct al
n appeanng fro : the emcllrd hNl In this causc,
W6Ih IL sw~fu ia. that the drkndanta. William al
Iirnvn. IA A Irowu, Martin Donaldson. Dr., Glenn
nunaiis1n' Mari Gicnn, Annie Glenn. willie lhlls
Glenn. Martin nunaldenn - Annio y Glenn
GcuHe W Nccl and utunn Davis. are nOu. real
druts ~ the state ~ feuncaaeo
"a l. thcrriarc oricrcl, That they ma'c thcif ap
pcnmucc hcfcin ~ The t0utt huusc Of shelby
trlrt III shelby county, Tom, on the lint Monday
In Nav. isS' aud plead. ansWCf Or demur q
compiainanu It'll, OF the sumc viii h. taken fol
and that a copy II this order b. published once 4
w,eL f,r inur successive weeks iu IuI MYnruI
ArrrkI This 18th day Of March, lisa
N"u''FE MMcHESRy, Clerk and Master.
Nv T. n Caldwell. u. &, A ".
Malone a Malone, solicitor Tor Complainania.
Nng4
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HAY-Choi'e from store NJ cnr load, from
lcycc or depot sihSlfi0ue prime. from store. "a,
sW car load. inDn ioicr or depot ~stlsnaihOg
prairie. FROM siurc, Nagylc. ear load. from leycc a.
deuut siUnlntlO1
CultN-Fom store. while. 49, Hti5cs mixed. &C.
ffum lcNCc or depot, white, lu ullk. aHfstlc ia
ancks. iic mixed. In bulk. ac M sicks fic.
HkAN-trom si0rc, Net1iaC from lcycc or dc
pot SitWmltHl
SIC. ifum lrtpc ur depot uhitr. ln bulk, siHI e.,
IN seeks gjC mixed, in bulk, nc in stcks, ~ r.
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risu-Nackcrrl. half hria, No, 1. srt.25 30. 2
sliN. No. o. Dut l0lb kit. 80 T. fi.s0. No. =
n.ts 30. g, STAT ny Hctnug-ianly. % yer
lsh-iinlf hrls, $50
Hog rKobuCra-fim potk ,siaelall 5%tsuRnr
cured hams. uNiii,C hrrnktast hacunf n's etliRr
sides iC clear rb sides, 6tG long clear, 6',c.
shoulder. &C..
LARb-rcs, 30 hail bus. ne kegs E.C
choice kettle, Ni.tlOC num.
FRESH M~tAfr-liceL headquarters. sale fore
quarter, 81 lfiC city hog ttic country drssed,
bsatic pef pound, SPAN rhS 1usc backboncs, .
mtr per No.
.rlds fEn-BHs slo1 half bus, ESQ., kegs
eigL
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market today sugar advanced n
closing very steady. other ARTICLES unchnngcd
Amount of rmin Ia store. Corn, m.,n bushels
oats. tiias bushels A. New orleans sugar n In
brisk demand pnccs very strong and advanced iol
all rndcs being In sympathy with the rcncml
tendency Of all sugar markets, Molasscs CONTINUES
In good demand aud ven tim. Rice Is In fair de
mand az firm PRICES Another cane u lemons aud
oranges has arrived irum the Mediterranean aud
will be sold In a few days omners in limited stock
Nrw
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~FLOUR-From siorc. choice siioaL2n fancy.
slbFttm extra nncy, SiOgh-I patent, AV9
a.N. Urn.
CuRNNfAL-rca earl. si10 roller. s.l0a2N, firm.
A y f~EAS-Ngyy Jcuiis 49, medium,
f1w.
OATMEAI-In half bris saOfrom store.
CRACKERS soda, UNtm. H. trchlc extra, Ca
6iFC ginger snap. 1fiNhr. assorted lumblCs, lH
i1'sr cuetm crirkcfs, i~rtIh'er.
storr.
nOMINY AND G~EiTs-Fron siorc. s5.D.
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NEW YORk. March W.-Thev Wa n stcndy
uus had hy lohhfr Ia ai klnds offspring aud sum.
mfF uupis. Including dnncftic stocks. which arr
muulu1 low. Arruts wefu having a lniT demand
iuf mp ruishmcuta but Nranuciy ans thing wHs
dninr luf fiturc delivery, Thew j. a cheerful tone
~ the cotton market the stability uf which nov
sccms a-unci Low gmdc lightweight cutluns
continue nm. hut the end 81 the strike at TALL
River tuiay makes the limit ~ pfic,s.
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impous-A& ca Ma T. o. LGN. o. Ma
In D. G. o&sw a T. NOSLG X g. A
Ma kC N&hM tMtS TN. e. steamer.
20 wagons - Total 81 bales.
I8poHs-MS e. 40 MAI la y. e. CO
6tW, Fl T.. \ GA J, i,f'e Nan q.
TN, sn steamer. north. co. Total. 2pgg bales
CIV York.
srob opcncd firm and closed steady middlins.
iohsc taicE ~ taics Quotations we're a. col.
low Ordinary, ~ rood oriinap. SO low
middlinr oii-iec middling inias rod middling.
iW.c middiing fair, u ficc iait u iSicc
fuiuHs opened quiet aud tim and closed steady.
a. iollowr Narch, i0.0asioOt Apfll. i0o1 May,
pio9i0iL June. ioi5gioiE July. iO2ia
1855. August, io.soaio.zii September psaa.oi. oc.
iobet pioa.1 % Notembcr. nonaaah ~.
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CATTLE-Choice to extra, 3i{@S14c; good, 3@
SIC. scalawags 20 medium, ll4m2tsc, choice iced.
en-, $50 aud up. 2}4@jc; feeders, $50 to 9oO' "a
SH6Gs-Cholce cornfcd, I1lG5ci good, F%Ggi
common, 3H@ic.
s~HEEP-C6olcc. 80 medium, 3}g@ic com
L~XMBsEChoice, SCI common to good, per head,
81. 6O6llOl.
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| osN old. ssoOai2Oo; geese. st5oa5oo ducks,
S0OGa.Hf dressed turkeys, l5@lOc per ID; hens
Sl'00al2E chickens, si.50@21l, geese, H.Ol9oO0;,,
RAlslNs-London layers, AOO Caiiiornia' s%N'
PfCKIEs-Brls. $3.50; hall brls, 800.
POTATOES-Fi Firm, Sl.5O@2.W per brl: sacks, vvgs
zoe. Utah. sO@9Oc per bu; sweet, S20OglO per brl.
FRESH FIsH-bunalo, l@2c per lb; cnt &c pei
III Gnme. nereh. trout, etc, 60s per Id.
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lncTease Do TeceIpls lhLs yelT.-.............


At noon; ~spots-stcHdy and demand fair. Sales
io,OD bales, OF which 500 were American. Re.
ccipH. ilOOO bales. OF which ii,DO were American.
Closing quotations were ~ loll0Ws. Middling'
D liiGd.
Futures opened finn and clolcd nrn.
[Thoso prices arc given In pence aud Giths' thus
Cos means 6d76id. and hlOi means AOl-Gid.l
AttPms March. 6f2 sclles; Mnrch-April hAl
sellers Apul-May. 5.s2 sellers May-June, bAa buy
egs June-july, AS sellers; July-August, a.i2value.
August-scpiemhcr, hn sllcn, scptcmberO cto
bor. hA .ellerN seniomhar. 81 seller.
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Articles. Opening Highest. Lowest Closing,

Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour nominally unchanged.
No. Spring wheat, g~DeJyg5sc; No. 3 spring wheat,
No. corn, Ji349 iysG
No. oats 1870
No rye, arc.
No. 2 barley, nominal.
No. / tRXfccd, slhl.
pHm timothy seed, SiS1.
Mess pork, per bn, So 5Otl2.7A
Lard, per 100 lbs. s10jGttU1k
short rib sides, loose. Sd.1leth.3,
Dry salted shoulders. boxed, shJ0@tM
short Clet sides, boxed, Sdb2lg0t -.
Receipts Flour, p.UJJ brls, wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
2lS,O1l bui oatS et,0W bui rye, 1919 bui barley
500 bu.
shipments-Flou 1900 hrls: wheat 5000 bu;
corn. t5,0Q bu; oats, Gl,OOo bI; rye, 200 bui bar
ley. 1904 bu.
81. LOUIS. No, March 27.-Flour arm but quiet
| and unchanged.
Whcat-iigher. Tue opening was excited aud
sharply higher under urgent demand, induced by
the dry weather scaru, There was d rapid drop
when early buying had been supplied. Later .
sharp but active demand developed for May, and
" advanced rapidly, aud tie close was 2lsese4c
above yesterday; June &c higher July also rallied
some, on'y to break on reports OF rain In the West;
the close was firm aud l4c above Yesterday No. .
rcd. cash, pi,c asked: May. gOAauj4c, closed at
nitc BID, Juuc, eS..e1hJl.c closed AZ Hg4c bid
July. slh@Sl5sGsjc, cloied at Size bid; August,
D's@S4c, closed at D'ac the year, Wc, closed Of
! Usgc nominal.
Com-Firn and a shade better; N q. . mixed,
cash. pc May, 0i4gOi.c, clpsvd at DJsc; June,
gust gi'gc, clusci NJ sc bid.
uais-highcr No. >, cash. $50 bid May, 26N
| Wllc.
Rye-In better demand aud higher No. .. 4
iaricy-Qulet
iiay-Nofc active prairie, s6.oOS;ioG timothy,
~sJHalAJL
nmu-dic.
Load-su1nrcE chemical hari. S.2H bid. SO
asked soh Missouri sib bid sii.S as1edi ~
Buticr-Quict and unchanged.
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CHICAGO. M. March 1.-THE n oncrf JoHrna.
reports Catie-Rc tlp o. tioul he'd. shipments
G.dOt. The market 4 steady becvcs. ttaftL 90
steer. gWtttiN sioctgr sud icclcrs ana o.
tic,r.. eItNetkin.
Hog. -RcccipisiSsnhcad shipments. Sooohcad
Market ttuuG mixed, AeHlft heavy, tit -
lNl iEht Ntftltt tkIps tih.flDn
Fhuop ~itcrilts. 500 hsad shipments auJl
hcad. Market ,inng nsti,gt sltufAO0 Western.
corn fed, ttl HisE lnmla. sitrtstU1
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ornIn nnd I.rn,I.lnn.

CHICAGO. No.. March IA moderate bnslnc,s
Wa transacted Ia wheat toby aud The market
mlri rather quiet must IT the session. ouiy nnn.
tiuually UlirNud innm duiiucss By temporary
spurs oi tmdlnf. lor May delivery bu lurs was
slow. trading untcnug mainly in July. in which
fair husincs' Whs Transacted iu the arTuratr
MAJ orvnci - ~ higher declined with somc
y igWyf than yesterday, June advanced
20 declined Dc aud closed t,r lower
July upruCd faatar higher, declined it.e.
millci ~, .rnslnE &c hirhvf Many oprrn'
tor Cus,d their Mas tfadys. while iuiy seems ip
h. rniulnr mnru attention. Tho prolonged ali.
trnfc ui rain aud talk ~ tor dB weather ln ramr
scrtions ui thc winter WHEAT static has Influenced
buy ug iur the new Crup fixtures and evidently Wai
the basis on which the ndNaucc wns established.
Corn wes wus moderately active NJ time. though
most IT the rssiun the market ruled quiet Iho
feeling uu the whole was drneE AID tlrhti,
higher prizes wCru established upaulnr sale.
VEN a shade hlrhCf than tho closlnr pHcs VI yrs
trriaY, innururul snino h1 the moderate roOlpf.
otsrd on Ag uu selling hf a prominent lnral oter
ntnf nariui ~ hrramC steady aud closed a shade
higher than yesterday.
Tho actltlu aud sirnnth noted in oats trsiouia,
Wa continued TO-DAY uu an ENLARGED sraic. aud al
adynnco Wns VUunird The bulge was due en-.
tlrUly u the mancutcu Of inal OPERATOR who.
o%rcning, took hold aud by Nirorurs bidding started
the shorts In a. bu,iuE. A few uutsidr buyiu,
ORDER were fcCViycd and pHccs wcfr bid up N III
May eud sea- iuf June, with hcayN trading Ths
bulge brought out y guod many lines OF Iona
ftuni the Milwaukee bull party being Cpdltcd viii
selling the Largest quantity. A recession Of y,
followed. aud the market closed strady al aboa
ycsierdaN's cluslng SALTS.
Trailing wa, quite brisk In pork during IN,
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woot.

ST LOUIS No. Narrh E.-wooi duh and price,
nomlnni offerings very ighL The Interest ri
IN .nt center almost %cnilrrly iu the p~unpaeif %
tho uoW cnp Considerable difference Of 6plulof
exists r~Niriing ths opening prccs
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COTTON MARKET.

The looh cotton market orcnoi hnn and ciosrd
hrm miidlinr. 9i-iec sairs. 400 talu. luriud.
ing 80 bales last evening. q which Lou tal,s 10
exporter and 1909 bales 10 spinner.
ENCHANCT QUOTATIONS.
oriinar. 5sr good unilnag. 80 low mlidiinr,
psir middlinr. pisiec good middiing. lutyr
mlddlinr iair nominal fair, nominal dusty.
hgli.e louvr
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Go to the Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. Free buses, corner
Main and Madison. or Shelby street car
line.
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WILMINGTON, y. C., March gI-Tupcnuno
nominal
CLiyrLAND. O.. March T.-rcuolcm cay.
a NHU. HLn
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LADIES cape collars u specially at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 81 Second street
Branch office 351 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
MuSTRIG IMMINENT

CUREs Pills, BURNs, CUTS, CORNa,
DRUISLS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
Homes for Sale
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE
80 lots on Robson avenue, north.
west Of Elmwood,

80 lots on Robson avenue, north
west Of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
yond the Curve.
10 lots on Main street. near Ray
burn avenue,
Any OF which we viii sell on
Monthly Payments OF from slo TO
eco. Whom a lot has boon paid for
In full, II the purchaser 80 desires
we Will build for him a homo on
said lot, receiving Monthly Pay
menti in settlement for the same.
This plan or getting n homo is
hotter than by buil1ing a5socia-
lions or any othsr plan. You have
20 take no stock: you have no COR
poration 10 dsal with; you got title
70 lot at once. and can sail at any
time. subjsct to amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 900 homes on
monthly payments. Apply to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
MUSTANG

TX ron MAN 4 BEAST. pENHTRATrs
hUSCLE&fIBItE TO THE VERY poNE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
MUSTANG LINIMENT

Cuhks HoLLOwtiORN, CAKED BAGS,
GRUB HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLEI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY z TO 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, o i5-lec
Sales Today, 2,4oo Bales-The Gen.
erai Market is Steady - Meats Are
Firm.
APrEALo rFIcr

APrEAL OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EvEsiSe, March q, 1889.
There is q good demand for money, which
Is In good supply. Rates, Z to $ per cent.