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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

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I0Hr attention 90 to tine
address oftke sc Com-
m.ssee ca iile $ iauce in
tl.c Sew EArmtroi -. ol
lie necessity of uut action
Of tar members s.r order.
toward establishing a olgBE
factory.
The Presidents &c 1he County
Alliances are urged - have this
sail cL thoroughly cs+F ~
before tAe subordinate 81 sc.s
Of t0eir eluaty. aud while t4ey
sae-csi a plan. yet iaey leave
The matter a. the discretion az
Presidents sf county Ali-4uccs
While / an cont TENT shat we
have many good members E-'
would respond 81 ans Cal s.
s'gael them rs sueZesltI blythe
committee, get WITH re.ucts4ee
! wou.. request %
vjsis aGa address different Ala
ances wiiIon; tae.F consent. aad
as oa. county has been piT,ia.
can asscd hy =. r Denton il
behalf Of tGis cu;erH-s, carry
Jog on partially q q plaza 90 Gle
Executive committee. deem O.
a better plan now t0Itaca evc
- Alliance IL ihc q AMY h-
earnestly insisting Gpoa eveTy
President 81 q Innate All
arce 10 make q specs ursines.
IF having the address or the
Executive committee read be.
fore ;ae Alliance and thoroughly
discus ~ aud decisive action
taken thereon.
Tae Alliance mBst take 20
backward steps. Is demand.
u.ust BE er4ir ppoEse1, an'
act upon tnc offensive. IIe 81
lance has made calls FOR uOrli
hal sums iE0a SIS members. u0'
q tithe oftae eu,dt you Save
derived f-sm Iae monrI
th4t yeu base been uuiasti.
robbed 81 la au- hy tAI
E1,.s- anal Is G0ul! FROG
the ialsy1aliita 90 lald hayt
paiit the = ba-inE fic
terry. aAd c1masu sense dictate.
q defense s-l tel Injustice
Have ae Scot enterprise elolg.
80 move Ca: 81 lhs sage graS.
hs.t Ike the Ga a.t al rays b.
Hiag fred
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
AEaii.r Sic: lan Case

bH=i JUN Lah Use
H. t. ossc Of UIiller v )
henson. being az iljuue;ia
suei or. by s;Iiler agains, Ste
paeus3a - prevent him from.
iaains up Ike stock ia a certain
pant Of territory ia stock las
aeoads Iad-e HALL has rendered
s. decision ssrieins lie i%aiaac
aI and assessing costs and
10 the exie.. q oae
Lasdred dollars layers fsg
Asns. Miller AMI his bonds
uea. The case Was bsari last
Thursday le.cre Clluc-H
Ha'l - S.-Is ga a motion t.
dissolve the Injunction
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Miss Ida Strickland, Of il-
nlla county. has raised a couple
OF hogs vhich weighed SIS
20 lnds when Killed, aud from
which 200 pounds ofl-Td was
produced
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

AessTs- Benz. Harrison aad
Levi 2, Merton have been de-
elared GIiy elected President
aid bssepTsSii-ag Ez5vcis
81 the JLte1 States IS hspe
iaes may 10 their CGF syasS
eGtisus.y and sch aLa nay 90
altO rs oOslEeFaeEs 5y
WoIld &c iOHe by i tl 10
tbs "a shall be al E5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Mrs LyiP Morton, speaks
French. German aud Spanish,
aud is co4sideiej enc of the
best authorities upon social
forms ia Ame lea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

How many U.pre men 30 &is
ssssispi SAL he named Tor Gov
sfaog! Absut half the s;4.e -
before t.le other La,f for ;Ic
Off e. already.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

On an express train fEol BO5
ton lJE Chicago, = few Mornings
ago. a nos vas born. aud It's "a
reals wanted 80 name il after
S5e conductor Of tac sleeping
ca, bat liz sas too modest. and
Ines compromised en- Pullman
as its iast name. President
Pullman. being Informed OF the
iaeident. sent ths junior Pull
man a so cheek for : present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

\ person eOasscted 81 a4v
eEims II china. ezcc sass OF
numbering ore IF iae royal
finally e4 hire a substitute 10
fa-s l.c punishment, even Il 1t
i death. the rate - pay of
these substitutes his lately ad-
EaIesi about - per cent. and
t4e cause 5 laid - .Ae English.
-P.c8vuue-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Geo ss.Iisr. vto ATTEMPTED g.
eoGmi. suicide LIST k J.
lempals, vas aged sIO ~
President Haliea. El3 II.
passing sentence. lie I'D AIT
d-e tls prisoner Tor at w1tIag
% kil hlEseit, Ga. .sE IS
10 s3.-neceTJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

GIv. Sawyer, Of Es- lamp
shire. has refused 20 appoint
Chamber L. y Senator To I'll
the Vacancy from March 4th. 10
June when the Legislature
meets. In. has appointed instead
Gen s.arstol. he IeEs tlat
Cl-ElieT has been Fe.szssi 10
private aie sail be gs-iiy.ag TO
tae people II ,ae eAtiEe South
-PE5ZFess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

80 matter who gets the
m0uicl Offices we al wan; soou
gad able representation in the
Legislature. Who slall got
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Iaat LOngsuith family are
t1e voy scum OF the earth"
Bat Harry, they move in the
very highest circles swell.
ISN'T scum always found 1T the
.tcP PIX.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
4 pisar,sfuI Scramble.

GU memory clsaot tote Us
back 90 the DAYS 81 George
Washington and The rest of the
d Dies ofthe Republic. bat IN
al lis MEANINGS it has 10 record
ofaay ctAsE approaching presi-
deutial Installation that was
characterize oy a general can
paIgu and Gsuvass by prominent
meR Of the niRaHt party for
seats lathe Cabinet. The con.
teati0A for ponGA0s tia has
been agtasiug thu political
world for the last handSed days
IS a disgrace 10 the coqAtry and
y onid pat any party shame
that had not a quaTte/ cen
tuTy ago lost the p0wAnslash.
II seems 20 rs thatSsAs man
possessed Of tie - " al
American ard the "a.
sentiemaA aul-l1 =
,ioneeE for u II
ten ~ private
2dFiSeE-Abe3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Al tliiaSIns men are bc1nd
. kaaE mat We wiu 5e CON-
psssS1 u the Uesr f4,aze. ID
l1ze : radical change L. eur
system q Iaga4ilg C~o.son, cur
oa.y money crop. sold ii.e past
se2s0u q sad9 es per
2~0aEd--kemPer Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

! EriieF iE9n Washington %
sae New York sur. gives 70
Hon c. I Hooker. Congress
nan from this STATE the palm as
0eing the mast an4ale dSsaseE
IRE Democrats side = TIE
House.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

l. IS stated that the two
most charming girls in Wash
in-t0n ;oc;eiy, this winter. are
Hiss L0rise Eiu.arow, OF this
State. and Kiss susie Bate. OF
Teunessre.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

slrs Llrls. nee Nciar1n. Tia
s.. Louis lady who Eas
mentioned ;le possible bride
81 Gen l. changer IS the dl-zat
er 81 Er. AMI sIrs Charles Ne
Lsral and the divorced wlf. Of
slr Joseph - Iacas. e 81
L9uis Tde othsr d8uga'ers are
Hrs. Theodore D. Forest ausl
Nlss Nay alice IcL4Tzu. r..
tieiaran was . Miss Jennings
Of Ni>>is ;api. aud s. very wei.
connected Ir. LaEsa WIS
before the Sar an ovxFSeer ua
Mt J-uuiaz, Mss hi plan
i'stioa- - L SO ms n oable.
ays the 81. Louis Exp3hhr.
;aas the dsusa = OF 4 torner
Mississippi otersee- VI be
come the dTS. latv a. l. Belle
France.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

The Seas;e last Fddy
asset 1o.iy-one Private pen
sion 1.is "a l3st t@eige mi.
ateS. Is il any weBler ti.s.
gross errors a.d iTFezzaE.tses
eaaraetcrIze Sah hastv and
reckless esis.a'ioH -ExamIaes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

II Blaine risks nothing n
recommending the purchase Of
cuba Spain las no nOFe Eisht
Z sell the island thsn = city
council has 4 right ID sell al
that Is valuable Uf city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
The liEs3s Central RAJ .0ad.

EumaTs affecting the financial
standing Of the Illinois Ccatlal
Railroad Company ale current
il New Yort. Charg $ affect
iug TIE present management OF
tue road are freely m5.le and
II ~ the Fav tae Il ares are
p-iltei Sc looks Ike another
case of grab ON the l.Il Of the
aaaHei rs. We want a good
railroad aud iaS;is al the inter
e zee aaEe IN it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Crap-shootiag, idieucss auG
general cIsseslHess 20 hand IN
glove -BOliya- Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

\ e0art house. III Dakota Ter
Fiiory has been sold for 4 merit
gage This Is the only incident
Of the kad Ia2t ne can rsnem-
Der.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

T. ...ig talking Of ;le railroad
Ee ale reminded - say tia, q
law was usssed to compel ali
railroads ia tbs State so keep
separate coaches for the t~a
races and .Ais !av IS ignored by
sauae ailhe railroads Tie roads
need l9UEs.- or.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

The Supreme Cou-' has haea
leeluring or rev Circui,
Judge Rogers because be d;I
not let the lawyers talk long
enough IL some ease before him.
Tie case vas reversed and sent
baek for q new trial on tie
ground .iiat the Judge give forty
I've inmates 10 a side TO sneaa
on 80 ease and required the
Jusy % take chances on being
kept - uaJii next morning or
decide Il quick enough time TO
let tie e0grs adjourn 10 90
home The Supreme Court sure
y believes III enforcing the con.
stilutIouaI rights of the people
to have their eases heard by the
lawyers.
Whilst the Supreme Court
takes 4 different view ofthe de-
eisions Of the Circuit Judges
soTe.imes yet in oar newjaage
we believe oaF people have Just
reason to feel shai they have a
good one.
Eeavy TAXATION e0ues 10 Us
mainly through oar courts Our
judges are 10 SC commended for.
the prompt dispatch OF eonEt
busiBess o. this account lfnone'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Everybody should subscribe
ioF tie EAGLE New : tie
accepted lile- Only SLy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Kansas City comes to tho
front With novel proposition
= 70 Place a tax OF - 20 upon
every voter who fails 10 excise
Us privilege upon election day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
lac EeLL
dstHkcI
Saturday
aa

FINANCES
hts vaT.aas fs5- uaat tie
least GisesuzIJu4. lset. he
seemed to ba very lli otlamn
es seating seSega! during
fse C Ano.heE tEicS cf his
20 G.ilka bucket OF water
AID Is motion of his arms pump
& up Sal aHotheTis 10 ran a
needle through lis tongue or
ia" without any pain asd u5
blood. Another Is 10 e1t lacks
or led hot Goals Of fire. which
proves that lie has lost hIs sense
a. feeling he also performs
tie baThareus act Of tiliag uve
chickens head OK aud saca5as
Us 1io1t while the chicken i
H~a;tuEiug. Is they ID be.aEe
dying lie also offered - e.f
q pound dag l1r SO. but rome
It car @citiz-ns were anxious "a
witness a being ia human shape
dc something that tbs baZlri
Eas never k4sHH 20 Do. Ills
s~-3Ss-eatiug propenSi;.es are
certainly weuae:ilt and elln8;
be e~xlls5acd IL aav oI tle large
ramaer ot eminent Physicians
v-o a4ve exaniaei him, bat il
lF1.-s IL he j. certainly hles
SD wi;a a loaersul DIGESTION.
Ills i7n3HcSs for eating live
doSs AID chickens S4sa i.im To
be moEe akil 10 tae sid animal
than - ;ae human race. We
ara glad 80 have seen him and
- U.s. u-c hss WAY, 8
trust Ire uly never re.aTn
.Dr.1ta a.ar4.. Feb. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Is Secretary al State lir.
BaIjue 1.f Dr. . dangerous mlu
When ae frs acid thl, nm @
he showed a lack al Familiarity
with the governments foreign
affI'rs that was G.screiiia sle 10
e nan Wso has been L. pab c
life some years. Ilis"v-
gor0us policy came near ma
king American diplomacy the
ilu- stock % silc weird.
Tie dismissal 81 ;ais unsf f. and
reckless Secretary g.. State vas
one of tle earliest aai nos.
cre.iifs,'e acts o! President Ar
thgr Nr. Ela.ar rcsne rted m
American If
JaseeH lie showed 40 Esisi
ia TIA. TIA A1erjsau policy az
EijuGjBg uBr ovu business as
avoiding f3veiga complications
and eHtdEs!euaLts- E uEalu
Ces rC5ai Advert. r. Rep
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

When it Is one minute after
eight o'clock il is past eight
when it Is thirty minutes after
oi-Atisis oaly bali past eight
Here i another discovery 10
make the world pause and feel
sad.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

This is bow q certain Texas
Judge performs 2 marriage Ger.
emory: DO yOa and each OF
yOu sOlemnly swear that you
are IN earnest about this bus.
mess and you will stand by each
other as husband and wife
through thick aud thin. sink or
swim, live or Gie. survive or
peTiShi' The couple here nod
tue groom, perhaps Femarkius
You bet,a and the tIiingis done
TIE question Of a eonsti,u
tlOnai convention wiil undOnbs
eddy come before the next Lee
islaluie- There are many argT
menis N favor OF such 4 e9u-
v%eEtlOn, bE; whether the arm
.2enis outweigh the objections
a matter FOX the people 70 De
de Winonz Tines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

While William Jackson. 9
Chicago rOoler. was sGs.iuz
down a roof distance of T.
feet, he bad ,.net 70 tell a fellow
workman that ne owed three
debts ald had moEev Ia hi.
ituak TO Yay them. Then he
reached Tie caves and weat t.
his death "a ,ae frgzsa earth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

It's Iumored tint there are
some secret aspiraa;s Tor Fede
rd office and pace and tia; 81
hoee they are Democrats aud
Ia IS asking. "a they are Repu1
Iiea.s. Every che has q sight
70 ruH for oGce lie theg Demo
Gratis Republicans er IudepeEd
enis but they saoEld let the peo
PIE knew what taey want
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

The Republican says Braajou
needs another railroad. 4 no1
motel building, and that Ter PEG
pie need more enterprise than
they have got ., present. Bran
don IS not The ouiy town that
needs more ait up and gis-
among her people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

TIE haneraan 1T Fort Smith.
VINO has spgaa- the trap on
about - msu, SAYS That Il tie
condemned viii only behave
hinsel. aad follow direction. he
can make his death Is painless
Us turning over in bed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

TERMS sL.51 II ADVANCE.
rcs. ELIZA 4 THOMPSON.
pr9pzie.or AMI Pu5lis,,r =.
Eat rel in tse o-ss-l Foet-oHce. a.
scoai elias Nal Aatter,
o. 9a>F e..
n m ae ca
Crap-sho0tiag. idieuc,s and
general c4sselncss 20 hand in
-Bohga- Democrat.
No matter who gets the
m0uiel Offices We ali want good
aad able representation in the
Legislature. who saall 60.
~. ~. ~ Phillips. ofosT city
died last Tuesday evening o..
heart disease. = more exten
ded notice If tim viii appear
next week
How many uoze ueu 30 Nis
sissigpi vEl BE named for Gov
eIaor! About half the ,;..e -
before ;ie other Ia,f for ;le
office. already.
Mrs L.yiP Morton, speaks
French. German aud Spanish,
aud is coasidetcd enc of the
best authorities upon social
forms ia Ane ica.
Miss Ida Strickland. OF pa-
nlla county. has raised a couple
of hogs which weighed SOS
20 luds when killed, aud from
which 200 pounds ofI-Td was
produced.
\ western village boasts ofa
Eoman who goes cut and
chops wood wi'h her hus5aud.~
1t is customary 10 use an ~.
bat be may be 30 unusually
sharp man.
l. IS stated that the two
most charming girls in Wash
in-t0n society, this winter. are
Hiss L0rise Sluiarow, OF this
State. and Kiss susie Bate. OF
Tennessee.
When it i~ one minute after
eight o'clock il is past eight.
when it Is thirty minutes after
oi-Atis is oaly halfp1st eight
Here i another discovery To
make the wos!l pause and feel
sad.
TIE haneraan NJ Fort Saith
VINO has sprung the trap o.
about . meu, says tia; dtl.
condemned viii only bei,av.
himselfa ad follow direction. hs
can make his death Is paiales:
Us turning over in bed.
The Republican avs BraaJol
needs another railroad. n H. q
MOTEL building. and taat ier re,
pie need more enterprise thar
they have got q, present Btal
don is not The ouiy toan thai
needs more ii; mp and git'
among her people.
-
While William Jackson. .
Chicago roolrr. WIS s.i,.in.
down a roofa distance of 4,
feet, h bad anet 10 tel felioE
workman that he owed thres
debts ald had monev Ia b..
iEuak TO pay them. Then he
Reached The caves and Eeut "a
his death "a ,ae frozen earth
It's Tumored tint there are
some secres -aspira4;s lor Fejle
raI office and Place and tia; q.
hosae they are Democrats aud
ia IS sshin= 'n they are Heru1-
liea-s. Every one has sisal
10 ruu for oGce he they Demo
Gratis. Republicans er Iudepeud
ents but they saoTldl e, the PEG
PIE Knew what taey want.
The Supreme C0lr, has eaeu
l%eetuving or new Circuit
Judge Rogers because be iii
not let The lawyers talk long
enough Ia some ease before him
Iae case vas reversed and sent
back for 4 new trial on The
ground ;hat the judge give forty
i've inmates to a side TO SPEAK
on 90 ease and required the
Jusy % take chances on being
ken. u m.L-l unx. u-n.-.nn -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15
Grain md Provisions.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. li-Wheat-
Stronger; No red cash, 00c bid, 90 asked.
May. U1c NO. soft, cash. Ole bid. 05c asked:
March ~ bid; May Doc bid D7c asked.
Corn-S,cndy; 80. cash. 24ifc asked:
March, 2jc bid, 2Bl.c asked, May 2IAc bid,
2ia.c asked.
Oat-No. cash, no bids nor offerings
May, 23Ac asked.
CmcAGo. H.. Feb. I.-With the cxccp.
ton uf temporary spurt at which time q
lair hu mess 10 wheat was transacted, the
market ruled rather quiet and tame. Out
idle business showed marked falling OIL,
aud local traders also restricted their opera
lions. The opening was '.ulc per bushrl
lower, influenced by the duh and weak tenor
of European market ulyiccs, aud after some
sli1ht fluctuations prices declined &C. more
Later the market advanced lssc partly on
the report NJ 100000 bushels No. 3 red
wheat being taken at Buffalo by Cleveland
miller, and also by rumor OF some Euro
prln political troubles but rather free SELL
Ing 40 the advance turned the course OF the
market down, and prices rcccdcd l3ic. part
OF which decline Nlg very Sudden, and the
closing for May about iAc lower than yes.
to-day, while June aud July closed same as
yesterday Home markets all lower. II
was reported that some 3UQ,OW bushels oi
wheat had been bought in New York the
Corn ruled quiet aud steady with a trad
ing oi q light volume, fluctuations being
within &C. ungc The feeling around the
opening was easy. after which q better lone
WIS developed and transactions were 90 "a
higher range of prices.
Oats were somewhat more active. A
stronger feeling prevailed aud prices aver
| aged higher
A moderately active trade was reported iu
| mes, FOR, aud prices rulcl Irregular, though
confined within comparatively narrow
range. Opening sales were made nj u IA.
Zoe decline, hut good demand from local
aud outside operators rallied prices again
l2lsWl.c. During The latter part of the ,cs-
sion prices gradually rcccdcl l0gJl2isc and
the market closed quiet.
Tmiing was plly la.r IN lard aud The feel.
ing was steady Prices ruled 2isG5c lower.
and the market CLOSED quiet at about outside
figures.
Short ribs were quite active Prices aver.
aged higher. within % comparatively narrow
range, closing GO about outside figures
TOE leading futures ranged ~ follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15

per doz. Venison saddles, l0@12c pei
lb; whole deer 5@Gc per lbi opossun, 100
40c; dressed coon, l0d35c.
VEGETABLEs-Oni Si.75 per brl. Cab.
bage, loose, $685. New Orleans, CRAZE, $3.50
@32j. Kraut per brl, $780, half brl, 500.
Garlic, soc per 100. Carrots, s300a3.50 per
brl. Bccts S25O@2.75 per bril- Parsnips,
SO LOO per brl. IIorscradish, Sj0)95.50 per
bril-
BuTTER-Buttcrine, 15c; creamery, 2S@30c;
dairy, 1S02ic; country butter l0@20c
CInER---Ozark, $3.50 per Dbl and $500 per
half Dbl.
yINEGAR-Pcr gal. l2@l3c.
ElGs-Dull. Boxes, Zoe; cases, lie.
RLsINs-London layers, $500 California,
1928 per box,
PicKLFs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 800
PouLTRY-Chickcns young, S2.00a3.00;
mixed, $2.50G3OO hens, S}00M3.25. Tur-
keys, young S60O@S00 old, SS0OMl2.p0;
geese S35Oigi5), ducks, S3O0d3.jO, dressed
turkeys 129l2Hc per pound; hens 5000
1925; chickens Sl,6O0g200i geese, Si0JCg5.0J.
PoTAroEs-Firm; 81 10000 per bril- sacks
GO@10c; Utah, oO@0)c per bui sweet SL7j
per brl.
Nu1s-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100; peanuts
Virginia, Sc, Tennessee, farmers stock 40
&c; roasted, lCJl &c higher; shelled, red, 5c
white, nc, Spanish lOci pecans Texas old
7@l2c; Arkansas 5000; Italian chestnuts,
l0Wl2lac
FREsu FGsn-BulIalo, lac per ID; cat, lc
per ID. Gamo-Perch, trout, etc, 5@Sc per
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15

nary, nc; good ordinary, s5Sc; low mid
ding, 9l0c; middling 1Oci good mid
ding, lOho; middling fair, II 3-l6ci fair,
III 0-l6c.
Futures opened quiet and firm and closed
quiet and steady, as follows February, or
OBS March, 0s2@0S3; April, o0l@902;
May, 9,00@l00o; June, l0.07@l0,0S; July
l0.l3@l0.14 August l0lo@l020; Septem.
Der, 9.70@osG October 0.50@oGO; Noyem-
Der, 9.53@05i; December 052@a5L Janu-
airy, 9.GO@0G2 Sales, G5, 800 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady middling 0.lGc. Sales, 1850 bales
Quotations are as follows Ordinary l5-lGc;
good ordinary, S7.lGci low middlng, o Lice
middling 0-lGc; good midding 10 3l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows: February, O5i@053; March,
053@05i; April, 050@9.GO May, 0G5@0GG,
June, 073@07l; July 0sO@0sli August
0.76@975i September 035@a37; October
01l@0l5i November, 9Ol@0Oj; December
0.05@900. Sales, 1000 bales,
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.