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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
Article. Opening Highest Lowest Closing

Cash quotations were ns follows
flUur-QuIci aud unchanged.
No spring wheat pdisC No spring
wheat, 1lft,-c. No. 2 rod. pG'fc. No. =
corn. 3i'.r. So. Goats, - &C.. 80. ryc, sc.
No . barley. nominal. No. lax seed. sl.UJ.
prime timothy seed, nominal
Mos pork. per hbl, tllN 'sttiilO.
lad per 10 lbs 500
Short ribs sides Ooo.cl sGO,mG ~. dry
slltrd shoulders boxed tGOuMGI2ts. short
clear eide, boxed sBN 700 3D.
Receipts Flour, G.OJp bills. wheat nUJ0
hu, corn lli,UpD bu. oats $4,000 bu. rye,
3.uyp hu. barley 57,DJ hu
shipmputs-Fiour. h.un hbls. wheat. T..
ON hu. corn. 100 COZ bu. uita ~ 90 bu. rye.
1000. barley. 1900 hu.
~ lpuH No, Feb. =Fluur-Firm. In
sympathy with wheat, but uo higher.
Wheat Prices followed other markets
from the opening, and closed firm. with
Nav t,D and July lac above SATURDAY.
Nu. 3 rcd cash aud February, wtyc.
MAY s1li nt Dltianifc, aud closed nt nSitc
bid. June sUld ~ use, and closed nt as.
bid, July sold at sJ's@'i'.y. aud closed ~
sac.
torn-Lowcr No. = cash. Dya2s.c.
March. lnbHlOac. May &c, july HE
ults-slov, No cash. 25isg nskcd.
May. 2.c.
Rc-pull. &c bid
harley Faster sample lots Of Wisconsin,
| 7OHl2r. No. 1 canada, sg@NL
] liiy=null aud lower ~ scll Tor every.
/ thing below best grades pfairic, tHulHs "a.
| timothy ssN0fi3O.
Bnn=Quict 57lsGgosc.
Flax Scrd-Worth slbppurc test
| Load-No demand aa,l with seller. at
I $50
Butcr-F.rm for chos, aud fancy. but
I prices unchanged, creamery, 2i@gc dairy.
I NHl1c.
E,1r.- Easy and quiet At ioitc Tor frysh.
Commcal-Actiye and higher at sLg5CJ
2Oy
rmyislous.-Duli and weak
Fork sliTS.
| lhrlarrime steam, 800
Dry salt Mcats-Shouldcrs, H2f longs
aud rib, 81 rs. short clear tGlA
/ nacou-BoNcd shoulder, o. 20. longs and
ribs. g.. oS6oT 10. short clear S12aW73O.
| llams-lOdi2c.
Bnsriug-1Attec.
RrIcipis-FlouL 5000 bhs. wheat 1900
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o7G March, 0sl@oS2; April, a0l@a02i
May, lo.0Oa10OI; June, lOos@l0.OG July,
lOl5@l01G; August l02l@lo22; Soptem-
Der, 9,Sl@0s2i october, lO.Gl@l00j, Sales,
70, 700 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and firm; middling 0'sc. Sales, $500
bales. Quotations are rs follows Ordinary,
sc good ordinary, SIC; low middling 0}sc;
middling, 0'sc; good midlliug to'ici mid
ding fair lie.
Futures opened stcady and closed dull but
steady, rs follows February, 05i@996i
March 05s9o59; April, 0Gl@0.G5; May,
07lma72; June. 07sMo7G July o.So@o 49,
August, 0Slmas2; September 0i3@o l1i
October 022G025. Sales, lIlOo bales
LIyrRrooL.
Atnoon. Spots steady. demand fair Sales,
1000 bales, oi which 500 were American
Receipts $500 bales, OF which $500 were
m.aylu. Closing quotations were as iol-
lows Ordinary o'sd good ordinary, hAd'
low u.ilIliuE oAd, middling Ol6ii
good uiidhng, l5lGl
Futures opened steady at advance aud
closed steady
lrb.-e price, are given in pence and Gilhs,
thus GGJ means G.G3Gld, and j.Ol means
5.1Gil
AtIp.ma February 5J7 sellers February
March. - 80 value, Mnrch-April, $50 sellers
April-Muy. d3j buyers, Mny-Junc, go buy
crs, Jmo-July $50 buyers; July-Augusl
. 81 buyers, August-Soptcmbcr, 1.3j sellers.
September, 5.jj sellers.
"H
Bry and sell stocks and bonds through T..
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New York, Feb .-Cofee-options
opened steady, TO 10 points up, closing
steady at 10 TO 10 points above Saturday on
better cables; sales 20, $50 bags, including
February, Sl5.GO9l575; March and April,
Sl5.70gl5SU; May, $l5,70@l5.75; July $3.50
Gl5.00 August, $l5,05; September $1,000
1910; October, $l0.05; December, S16.l5.
Spot-Rlo firm fair cargoes, 179c. Sugar
Raw dull; refined steady and quiet.
Moassos-Forogn. quiet; New Orleans,
dull. Ricc-Quict and strong.
CINCINNATI o., Feb. -Whisky-Firin;
sales, $50 barrels finished goods on a basis
of sl03. Butter-Strong for fancy, poor for
Others; fancy Northwestern creamery, Soc
good to prime Ohio and Indiana creamery,
l7@23c. sugar-Quiet; hard, 7H@7Hc; vel
low, Gh@G2ic Eggs-ln fair demand at
lth@l2c. Chcese-Frm; choice New York,
l2@l3c choice cured, mild Ohio fats, l0Ja
ollie.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. i.--On the Doduco
Exchange today the butter market wa,
steady; fancy creamery, 2G@21c, choice u
fine, 2Oa27c; fine dairy, 1s@22c; good, Ito
l2c Eggs-Weak at l2lSOul3c
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nOMrSrlc rNCHANOE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points,
demand, ITO discount Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, S. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago 40 discount New Or
leans * discount
Seling-Ncw York AMI Eastern points,
$3.50 premium, Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie aud Chicago, 40 premiums New Or
leans, par
The Secretary Of the Tr1sury this after
noon accepted the following bonds -Four
and halt per cents, registered $4,000 at
io9; A.! per cents, coupons. s-,o1o, at 100
The local cotton market closcl steady
with sale, s. 800 bales. Of which l,soO 20 cx-
portcrs aud $500 to si1ners. Az New Or
leans spots closed quiet and irm with tut
urcs dull, but steady 90 a decline Of point
Liverpool closed steady, with midlling adj
vanccd l-lGd and quotations rcyi,cli futures
steady and advanced 2 To 3points. The New
York market closed easy, with futures barely
steady at q decline OF to points
In reply TO criticisms OF their I2poOp
bales estimate, Neil Bros, la their latest cir.
cular. state that this estimate meant bales Of
400 pounds net, ~ last years weight so far
this year the bale, average 3 per cent heavier
which would make the equivalent of 2l),oOl
bales In the crop. Uncertainty as TO the Ill
innate outcome isst.ll the prevailing feature.
Hubbard. Price * Co. says. "rhc cotton
market today has lacked the snap and aciiv.
ity Of Saturday. Liverpool ndyiccs show an
advance OF to3 points In futures, were In
sirumcnial In lifting prices here some 3 To
points at the opening, but this was quickly
lost under the influence Of realizing sale, Ia
take profits, and the short interest being
apparently well covered, the market seemed
20 be without any fulcrum upon which Ia
apply the leverage which the bulls would
like 10 exert
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CWcAGo, Ill.,, Feb. i.-Tmdng in wheat
today was lightand market quiet during most
Of the early session, with more doing later.
The feeling developed however, was firm,
and an apparently strong undcrtonc existed.
There was nothing specially new brought to
light but one thing noticeable was that there
was less pressure to sell or fight the adyanc-
ing prices. There was good, steady buying
The opening was "a lsc higher than Satur.
days closing, and quickly advanced sc
more; later reccded &c but again became
strong, advancing nc, ruled strong, and
closed sc higher than Saturday. There was
% rumur about wheat IN California being
advanced, influenced some by fears of damage
Ia the crop on account of too dry weather.
Corn wa. very quiet and fluctuations were
narrow, being confined 10 &C. range. The
feeling developed was ensicr due largely 10
prospective larger receipts.
Oais were rather more active during the
latter part uf the session. The feeling was
easy and prices declined a shade.
moderately active trade was reported In
mes, pork but the market was unsettled.
U Iyrngs were fair early and prices opened
fully TO- lower than the closing figures ui
Saturday. followed by further reduction oi
lOr during the early part of the session.
Later the demand improved slightly aud
prices rallied - Gq2Sc aud closed firm.
Trading In lard was moderate. Prices
were about Dc lower at the opening aud q
| further reduction oi 2k(t5c was submitted
to. Toward tins close tie feeling was stead.
her and prices rallied a9k@lOc, the market
| closing steady.
! Short ribs were in moderate demand and
easier. Opening sales wcrc made at Sc lie
| cline and further reduction 81 sal &c wa,
submitted Ia. Toward the close prices raj
lied again aud the market closed compara
lively steady at outside figures.
The visible supply Of grain In comparison
with that Of one week ago, ~ reported by
the Board II Trade, is o. follows. Wheat
/ -. ,1i. pD hu, decrease ~, UDl bu. corn. H.,
/ so On hu. increase 1900 bu: oats. SOS.
/ 0uD bu decrease it,OOO bu; rye i,Gos, 600 bu
increase 5000 bu barley, 2,3s3,OOO bu, In
erase GOO bu.
The leading futures ranged ~ followss
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arareFies

C,NNrp Gu.us ruHpplrs. ti2Sai IN
Peaches 2 lHs. standard. Il .n.tt o. SECOND
siuu IUmlIHr.. % &c., standard. ,5aunt o
TO- standard tluI Strawberries. fi.2A
NlspHDrrrs. ti1b WalbIrffir,. tt5n Grru
uHH HHt p.Ir s'up riums. 500
Asparagus sl' Green corn. g.uiFfi o..
ufrru pa. rI.'F Gov, oysters. iuli weight
I NJ. n. Do. I''tliw lirht weight UNr.
/ DO tlu.ti &c., condemned milk. Crown.
t'"h Eagle nj o. Swiss sApn. salmon
. tl.tiHt2ut Slniiurs. et5p mustard ar.
dime tt.h Mhrkrul .Sl2i. herring mack
,pl stut
/ S,.r-r ur white. &C.. on white. CSC.
. yellow clarified. UhsDp1,# refined A, nc.
standard rmuul1irl i'.r powdered. $50
.t' 'ui loni H'bw'aC open kettle, SO
1hr strung
,usur= Common. iO'.r. ordinary. he.
/ fair is'ir prime RIO, ippNi.c. choicr ~
| fancy. PA, old government sittllc. stfuur.
NNit Saginaw, ~ WHti a. ppr bril- Ohiu
/ ENor ~ abti o. per hfI apks huc. ELSIE,
| ~ yuauc 20 1901 ~ pkis 2sC5c
M,r-l'ouis,aua i'lFUAC Carolina, 90
C,vpip Stick. nll slfr. In b,.. pail. and
fancy i-a2'u frm.
Nr,r,uaJi, mIisr
SnNr ANp tNNutr=Suap 3'fWic. candles
full weight iuc
| CnrEr Prime Eats. sts@pisc. New Yo-h
! factory p'bnlu. ull cream. Igi.GsiAg
| Young America. ilaigc.
MuiAssts# Louisiana common 10 fair. p
WAN prime, choice Simt2c. iancy. lhc
rchlriurnls, common tu iaif, si6tJOr. prm,
10 choice. ptS,y syrup. Naisc. auist
tioss~boid Supplies.
| ftriT STEADY omnFcs. 81 bOa2 20 pe
boN. lemons. GVpWbuU poe box bananas
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bu; corn, $4,000 Blu; oats, 1900 bui rye,
LOCO bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
Shipments Flour, 5000 brls wheat, 49, 900
bui corn, $1,000 bui oats 1900 bui rye,
1000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, 'sgFeb. 4.-Wheat-
Quiet; No. red cash, SOC asked; May, 92c
bid; year, 69%c bid; No, 2 soft cash, $50 bid,
Ole asked; May, 02l@02Ho.
Corn-Weak; No. 2, cash. 252sc asked
March, 26Lc asked; May, &c; No. 2 white,
cash, 2Sc; MAY, 2Sc bid, SOC asked.
Oats-No. 9 cash 22l4c asked.
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Provisions

Tisu Mnrkcrcl hall bfl.. 40. 1. ss5Oa
pul. No. .. sNu1tt,D No. 4 A. iOttSuD.
10Th kitz so. I. 49, Nn. p si2r No q.
sta Dry herring family %, por box y
& me herring. hall brls. $50. White hsh.
hnlf hri. 500
llol ru1uuUr# Quiet pork fiLpo. SUGAR.
cured hams ilMl.U breakfast bacon. tUis0
no bulk PORK. clear slides. ,Dt5'sr. r.oai
rh siics, UsHtar org clear nhtti'sg
shoulder. ~ 1905 g
fursu Muu .ii.rf mulIulrl.r, 5m5e.
iurqulupra H'Htl UIfy hogs Ga1r
country dressed. ,i st,GG pee Ib. spare ribs
HHor backbone stats prf lh
Lean irs 5aD bali brs. 5'sC krr.
7ar choice kettle. i.uiuy. quiet.
IIUs IEtr lihs tpul. half brls, $50
kt.s. Ella
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miscellaneous.

WmsIY-stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.jOGGOO Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm AZ l.5Ott3.OO; Eastern rycs, 500
GGOO, according to the age and make com
mon whisky, 0OcdSl.3O according to proof,
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
GtN-sl0J@l6O for domestic; $3.50 for
imported.
BAoGiNG-9Cgloc.
THs-sl.lO
suor-Drop, Si2j; buck $3.50.
lEAD-b.Gbc.
TALLow-il.c.
sNrrr-Garrctrs, slo75; Ralph's Slo2j;
Railroad. - %. Gail a AXIS 500.
Fus-Bcar skins, slOOt07.OO mink, l51g
45c; coon, hunter handled, l5CtSic; country
handled. l5@Gic, otter lOj@GU0 beaver
SlODa10O. wild cat, l5ft3Uc, fox, ljgijc;
muskmt lOdlhc, npossum, lOdloc, volt
5octgt2OO, panther, 5oc@A0G skunk, 100
Soc
Powprr.-Kcg-, 800 half kegs, $40
quarter kcg, si.15.
Coat O.L-rrimc white, wholesale lots, Toe
per gal.
Woodbury. grease WOOL unwashcd, 10
Ct1ur, clear grease wool, 2Ota .; bury
washed 2l0Jnc. tub.washcl, 3OOt3jc.
Toncoo-Common, 2j8jJci other grades,
GUOfBic.
BErsWAN-2nC.
NNts-lrun, 500 steel, $40
lluEs-Dry Hint, No L. Dc No. ., 7c dry
snltcd, SCI No. ,, &c; green altcd, No. I, ~
t,jc, No. ,, $50 lc, green, &C., dccr-kins, IS
Cti2c, shccpskins, l5CAti 10 steady.
GUAs- Srrps-lird clover sl.2b IN; herds,
soouOc bu orchard, Sl5pgll0 bui timothy,
T. ,bHgul bu
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CvuLE-Choicc to extra. 3ha3'ic, good,
3mJi,c. scalaNags tu medium. l',M2'sC,
choice fccdcr, inl and up 2AiH3c. feeders,
zoo 10 u5p, 2ism2 ic.
llous-Choicc light hogs, 5@5'ic; good, az
Ctbc, common, llt@i'sc.
snGEr-tloicc, ic, medium, 3@3 'sc, COM
mon, flOOft.IO.
LAam-Chuirr, Zee, common 30 good, per
hrud "A huftl 80
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nAllN lurIuN HIAIININI.

itnpiftsaN q u " ifH n a ~ a. UH 4 4
MIR go NN INUM o. e. uNHW a. W.
J. No&INE ea kCt&N NH 81. kt.NN
d o. ins n HN iUl Tenn NIl o. w. 900
ncamrr. i,tss waruus Oh Total ttu bale,
ENpurs# NNtEii E.bH NWIE La y
hh,lal Goa ~ HU.sts o. NoNrWM
81 e. an &c. isE tenn Wl EN "A.
H'amCr. north n1 Total 5.t5i taigs
DAILY POM Nyu iStrgibu MOVEMENT.
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,otfon seed p,r,,iu.,..

Paws CuupE Ou-iOlllg prime summer
yellow, Jum5jc, choice cooking summer ycl.
low, $50 llc, cotton seed meal, 1000, less
than carload 81 ~.
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mr. Walter X. Hammond says After long eN.
pcrlencc have come 90 the conclusion that two
thirds OF all deaths from coughs, pneumonia and
consumption might De avoided II Ackcrs English
Cough Kennedy were only carefully used In time. +"
This wonderful remedy Is sold undcra positive
guamutce by II. T. HESTER, Druggist.
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gretstuus

CoHS FROM stnrr, white Ca. miNcd iic.
frpm lccyCc ur depot white, lee bulk. ~. IN
sacks. i'r, MIXED Zoe bulk. inc. Zoe sacks, o.,
BH,N- From store. $50. from lrycc ur dr
pot. SO ~
ti,y-th,icc. from STOW NJ d. car luad.
from lcycc or depot. siGwalIi1 prime.
from story, ElGt,s, ear load, lrpm lcVcr or
depot, siimdiap prairie. 1rum STORE hi
mNng, ear load. from lcycc or depot, siOOp6
ii.ui
oArs=Fwm storc. white. BE. miXrl. 3ir.
FROM lcyro ur depot, white. ~ bulk Jitt
| So, In sacks, sig MIXED in bulk, sD'.g. in
HHrLs 81
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex'
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Steady Middling Cotton, o
ll-lec; Sales Today, $500 Bales
The General Market Is Steady
Meats Quiet.
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The only changes made today In the
market quotation. were decline in mess
pork Of 500 and decline of "a &c in
bulk pork products. Other articles I'M
changed.
Amount Of grain In store at the elevators:
Corn, 57,ilG bushels, oats, l5,Gij bushels;
wheat, i33 bushels.
At New Orleans the sugar market Is quiet,
receipts moderate, kettles steady aud ccn-
triiugnls quiet Molasscs is unchanged.
Rice !. Ia fair demand
The weeks packing iu the west, says the
Cincinnati P,ics Current has been 5000
hogs. against 23j,0ol year ago, total from
November TO date, T. 10000 against I, 500 b.
900 year ago-docr,asc G5o.uol hog, The
increased packing In the West during the
week ~ compared with year ago has not
been due va much 10 the enlarged marketing
Of hog, o. 10 the reduced movement 10 east
crn markets which h much smaller than q
year 10 Prices IT hogs have ruled a little
lower In most Of the markets but rallied,
and the closing rates do not vary much from
a week ago Tho markets for the product
are apparently IN hcllthful condition, the
export movement Tor the past week, al
though much below the exceptionally large
ouipo oi the preceding exceeded the CORE
sp N ling week last year In both meats and
lard.
The London MARI LIMO EJgr.l, NJ the tn.
IN it weekly review Of the British grain
tudc. says English wheat !, depressed.
P.iccs show ON average decline of l.. The
sales of English wheat during the past week
were o., 900 quarters at Do 81, against Go,5ii
quarters NJ 3s 81. during the corresponding
week last year There " poor trade In
Hour American Hour made ut 1857 wheat
sells no % flir price. but that made from iSs,
wheat b. in di,layor Foreign wheat has
dropped T.. partly owing 10 the wcaknc., in
T. IF,ish wheat. and partly Ia The ihnw that
hls occurred nt odessa, enabling ircightcd
steamers to grt away. BARLEY b. 81 lower.
Corn D. ilrm. English wheat wa iu damp
/ aud inferior condition, aud was neglected AZ
| q decline pt l.. Foreign wheat was steady
/ Flour was weak harley oats ond cora wcr,
. iirmUr.
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FinrE fnm storc common. sJ2503 90
family tiOi@iiO choice si2l fancy
$40. extra fancy, So. patent s1.5j8GOO.
quiet
Cons MEu-Poarl, $780, roller 500.
quiet.
Br,vs Am rr,--Nayy beans, q -. me.
dunn, s3up
CH,cKus-Soln. extra aisc. irchlc extra
Gtfbi .,. ginger uhIz. 1MN'sc. assorted ium
b.rs iuttigc, cram rnpkor,. isuSisC.
oar MTu-iu hlli hrls. $50 from store
CuACgrB Wurr-lu hall brlA "a 90 from
store.
HoutSN ANp Ours FROM store, sl25.
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NTw NonK.
pots opened steady aud closed easy. mid.
uR, l0c. Sales 30 bales Quotations
re "a follows Ordinary, Ojkc. good opli.
iry. s7.l0o. low middlinr gisc mid.
ling, i0c; good middlinr. iOkc. middling
aair 10 ib-iCc fair, n DiCc.
FUTURES opened quiet aud firm and closed
barely steady, NJ follows February. p7ia
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OH mud Tnr,,cntine.

WILMINGTON, n. G., Feb. 4-Turpentinc,
firm at llc.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. PETROLEUM, quiet;
S. W., 1l00, re
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COL.


ST. LOUIS NO., Feb, 4.-Wool-Quiet
and unchanged
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J.G,sCHMIDT d. SON
NOTICE.

Ny ofdor of The owner, 4 lf.7iN fourteen thuu'
saud seven huudrgi and hioyn slnrs ~ stock.
hnd also hb uulUfui thH President aud uintiurY,
a guuCfal meeting uf the ttlckhudcf. ct the Ms
tslppi a Tennessee Nailuuad Company b hereby
Callrd iu meet ZOO Hnyuadt. state II Mississlpp uu
IllulNuAl. The HENENfW DAY uf MARCH,
is.a, ~ Noon a. tho Chamberlain House. a. ouu.
slider and act UPON consolidation OF mcnrf ~ the
Mississippi tennessee Nniiruad Company with ot
into the th Ctsu ~ Louis a New orleans Railroad
Company. n mortgage on al the property aud
franchise, Go Oi what u nov the Mississippi q
lenn"ssce hailruad Companys securing not c1
CccliuE tltuUuO II bonds. aud lease " such
motiglgv ppmisrs aforesaid 10 the Illinois Central
lthiluui Company and toact upon ali maitcr M
Cidvni ihyfvio uf that may De- uforpted of netvcd
upon b, either Of said Compancs ~ the making
the Mississippi 4 Tennessee hnilruHd part ol
Mhat 10 kuown a. the Illinois tcntrs swicm oi
Rallrnads 4 A. HARTMAN President
II Lawn Au't secretary.
January ~ 1850
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lII.LLILLALII-. nnNn..
COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened steady aud
closed steady. midiIIur. 0ii.iGc. sales, 5.Joo
bale, including 1850 bales last evening, Of
which i,oohalc, 10 exporter and .. j"J bales
toSpinncr,
EXCHANGE Quotations.
Ordinary 5iJiGr good ordinary, spiGc
low midiIinr % $40. midlluF p il.i0c
good middlur ~ JiGcc. miidling mit
10 0iGc. fair nominal. dusty. - 90 ic lower
many tnrruN 80 tTtufgr
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MUSTANG LINlMENT

CURES uoLLowloRN. cARED BAGS.
GRUB A HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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MUSTANG LlNIMEHT

~ TOR MAN q HAST. prNETRATFs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LONE.
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nj per cent
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-02-23

New YORK, Feb. 17.-Dispatches
from San Jose, Costa Rica, dated
February 10, say: The Capital Of
the Republic has been completely
destroyed by series Of earthquakes
beginning on the evening of Decem.
Der 20, and latest Of which passed
over US yesterday. Further shocks
are expected every moment, and the
horrors of the hou: are increased by
the probability of an eruption OF the
volcanoes Of Razu and Boas, show.
ering down fire and molten lava on
the valley, in which population of
80, 900 is centered. As nearly as
can be ascertained about 200 lives
have been lost thus far, and the In
lured number nearly 1000. The
homeless multitude of terror-stricken
survivors wander about in a state of
demoralized CONSERVATION, easier
imagined than described. At every
point one is met by scenes of convul.
sion, ruin, destruction, desoIatlon and
death. To find ones self living
seems marvellous. Every land
mark, every feature of the topo-
grapby is obliterated. Dead earth
rises into a bill where few hours
ago the eye looked away over a
plain.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-02-23

There is social excitement at
Pylesville, Hartford Co., Md, identi-
cal with that which happened at
Winchester several years ago. The
Calder and Beall families are promi
nent and respected. Hanna E. CAL
der and Catharine Beall grew up to.
gether, associated as girls and were
among the most attractive ladies OF
that section. Lately Hannah declar.
ed herself to be man, convinced
her pastor, Rev. Father Frederick of
the fact, and that he and Miss Beall
were engaged and wanted to get
married. License was procured and
he married them. The couple left
that part, the parents are distracted
and the talk is all the 60. Rev. Fred
erick is denounced for his action in
the matter and threatens to give up
the pastorship.
The Mother of "Mr.r Hannah
Calder died from worry and the
father is very feeble. The wherea.
bouts of the couple is not known.
Many still believe Hannah to be
woman, but the physician and the
clergyman who married them were
convinced that she was a male.