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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
Household soppiie..

steady. Omngcs-Florida t3OoCf
q ~ per box. Mcssiua. ~ iOid3.hO per hoX.
Lemons, S25O6t3O per box Bananas
q .Aa250 per bunch Gmpcs-Malagn.
t6co@aoo Dates, 7@sci firs, i2@ioc per
ArrIr.- s27S@3 ~ per hrl. Dried applc.,
ic pcr ID. from store Dried peaches, 20
3isC from store.
G,Nr-Qunil. si.25ai.6O per doz. sauir.
tcls fi23 per duE rabbits, si.2, per dnk.
Wild turkeys bDtt5ic each, mnllard ducks,
- ~ pot dor Vcnisun saddles. lOtGl2c per
~ whole deer. baNc ltr 10. oppOsum, loo
90. dressed coon. iuG,3tc
VmrtAmr- Onions fi76 pr brl. cab.
hnsr. loose hfl. sim. New Orleans crate.
a 0a9O kmuL pr bh, $500. half brl
i2up garlic S0y per leo carrots tJUtt3.5n
l,i bti. bryu. s2hmim per brl parnip-.
$50 icr bh. honcmdish, slaoya.uO per
brL
ButtrR- Bu'trrinc. i5c creamery, 2s@
20, dairy, ismsic, country butter, iWa@V.
ciutG Ozark, $50 per brl aud $3.50 per
half hr.
NtNlgARap Per gnl, ismilo.
EaDs=Quict boxes. IA. eases, iOc.
RAisis- London laycr', $50, California,
a. - pcr boy.
Pic1lrs-lirls sG59 half brls siO0
r0uitm Chickens young t2WWaoo.
mixed, t2buttjn hrus. s3Wla3h0. Tur
/ keys, young thWW 500 old. sNvoCfi2OO
! grcsc, si5DahUi ducks. t2W6s3.So dressed
/ mrAcy. ti2miic PER No. hens. t3OOWaiO
chickens. VI luH2uI geese, siOOtti.uD
| furNnr- Firm ,i.S1M2DJ per bril-
sacks, Nhttuy Utah -oHuc per bu, sweet
I e. Dm2 ~ per bh.
Nur -Cocoanuts, S1Oo per 100, peanuts
/ Virginia. ST. Tennessee iufmcrs' stock lll
/ mGc roasted imt'sc higher shcllcd, rcd,
| 81. white, NC Spanish inri pccinN Tcxai
old. 7Miac. Arkansas jtg3c, Italian chest
/ nuts iuFtl2cR
FnpH fisu--runalo, i@2c per 10. cat, 4,
per 10. Game revh, trout etc, 5GSc pei
| In
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Trustees Sale.

rnief ard by virtue oi a trust deed. executed 20
me the iih DAY ~ OCinhcf. lssi ~ fvcnrl Ia the
registers once " shelby county In book 40. iiG
pagc 2a. 70 which reference 4 here made. l. ne
trustee. viii on
Wednesday, March 40. 1850,
In front ~ che Courthouse door. Memphis Tom.
soll ut public auction a. the highest bidder, iof
c1sh. the following parcels Of land
one situate To- The tity ~ Memphis bsing part u
Dot IN on the northwest corner VI Keel aud sixth
sinrts irunuuR icct ON Keel sifcci aud lt's feet
on Sixth strc T. upon which IL built double tenc-
ment house.
The other parcel 4 situate on nrcc,ilovc avenue
near the City Of Mcmphls being lot No. =, as
laid down on the Charles Jones subdl vision 81 the
ion Wright tfact beginning NJ a stake on the east
liuc ui iirrcduyc nyunur, the northwest cufncf ~
lot No. ~ aud the southwest corner ui aid lot y ,
ihcurr north With 'hc cnsi linc oi nrrcdloyc ave.
uuU 4 chains aud n links thence cast NJ fight
angles With NnrdluYU avenue chains Hnd y llnks
a. a stake thence south and parallel with hred'
love avenue 4 chains aud ~ links 20 a staku
thence west chains aud q LINKS 20 the beginning
Containing arrcs
said snlc Will h. made iur cash, aud free from All
flrht aud equity " rcdemutiun The title u ~
iicyci N b. good but ! win sell and convey only
a. Trustee. y. W. kiiEnitiLl. 1rustcc
Muiualf walker. Attorneys
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Cash quotations were NJ follows:
Flour-Weak but not quoiably lower.
No spring wheat, S3imphr. No. spring
wheat So, No ? red, vsA@glc.
No. corn, AA@5Jsc.
No. oats, 2jJsc.
No. 2 rye, 424c.
No. barley, nominal.
No. haNsecd, Siia
Prime timothy sccl si.l3if6iiL
Mes. park pcr brl, sil.02hHii.1j.
Lard per 100 lbs, sADmGU2k.
Short rib sides. loose, ~ l5e,G2j.
Dry snltcd shoulders, boxed. g. 25i537k.
short clear sides. boxed, sG37 ISmG5O.
Rcccipis-flour. 1900 brls. wheat Cs,OO0
hu' corn. 1900 bu; oats lii 900 bu, rye,
400 bu: barley. ~ 100 bu
Shipmcnis-flour, 1909 brls wheat, 2i,0Oo
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $500 bu; rye,
-- bu, barley, 5000 bu.
81. Louis, Mo-, March 5.--Flour-Quict
aud unchanged.
whcnt-Thc unexpected increase In ocean
wheat started a decline this morning. and
May dropped e aud July lc, but later there
was partial recovery under sharp buying
10y shorts, aud prices closed A@iisc below
yesterday. No cash, red, g2ism0ic. May
aold NJ ~ skttnJi e. aud closed at 49,. mn5isc
June U1au2 - asked. closed at use bid
July s2A@sJi.c, closed nj s2),c bid, August
| di.ttsl5sc.
COMA shndo better. No. .. cash, 2sG
/ 2sAc. May, BA,mJic closed at 30isc asked
/ July, 3Ois@3p,s c. August 8lsc.
Onts-Numinal for No. 2 CASH hard % Nc
bid aud MAY. 27Ac, with no aalc-s No. o
cash, sold ~ 22i4@22,sc.
Ryc-No. . Csc. No 3 8ptttoc.
linrlcy-Dull and neglected
llay-llcitcr prairie, s00gi00o timothy,
| fiO.hON &iAIu.
Bmn-JtGtAic.
Flaasccd-Primc Is salcablc nj $50.
Lead - Dull. common, $50. cUrruding
] SJl2f.
Ruiicr-Qulci aud steady creamery, gao
Do dairy, 2Otg22c.
Eggs Lie for cool stock.
! Cunmcal-sl.s al.io
! Professionalism but quiet
| ufk-si20O.
tArl-Primc steam nominal NJ SGG56
G75
Dry Salt Moats-Shouldcr. S52i. long.
and ribs. dia short clear, ;Gah.
Bacuu boxed --shouldrr,, tGi2i saa -.
long, aud ribs t8.s5@0vo short clear, S'.iO
| mGl2h.
Ilams-sioO 06i2Oo.
Rcceipts-Fluur 2,OO1 brl~ wheat 1900
bu. corn, 5000 bu; oats, 1900 bu. rye.
i,Uln barley. 1900 hu.
Shipments-Fiour $4,000 hrls. wheat g..
90 bn. corn. $4,000 bu, oats, $500 bu. rye.
2ODO barley, i,O0O bu.
Kansas CRY, Mo, Mnrh 5.-Whcat-
steady. No. 2 rcd, cash, ~ asked. Nav.
Wi,c. No. 2 soft cash, =. May, nic asked
Com-Quicg No. cash, 2i'sc asked.
May, 25hc bid, a'sc askcd, No. white,
cash - May, gAc.
Oa,s-No 2 cash, 22c asked May, 22isc
| nskcd
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Miscellaneous,

WmsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l.J0d6OO; Robertson and Lincoln Coun'
ties, firm at Sl.5O@300; Eastern ryes, $1,000
Goa according 10 the age and Make COM
mon whisky, yOc0DSl.3O. according 10 proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
fURs-Bcar skins, Sl.O0,G1OG mink, 100
Csc; coon, hunter handled, l5075c; country
handled, l5@65c otter, Si.0O9L50; beaver,
Sl.OoG75O, wildcat l5@3Oc; fox, lo@1Sc;
muskmt lO@25c; opossum, 10000; wolf,
5oc@SLoo, panther 5o9slOG skunks'
i5aSj
GN-siOO9l.5O for domestic; s. S5@3,5O
for imported.
BAoGNG-9Gl0c.
TtEs-sl.iO.
Snor-Drop, 81. 25 buck, $50.
LADS l6i6c.
TALLow-ilsc.
sNuTr-Garrctt's, sl075 Ralph's sl0.25;
Railroad. 81 =; Gail & AXIS, $500.
PowpEE-kegs, 500 half kegs, S275;
quarter kegs, Sl.7b.
CoAL on.-rrime white, wholesale lots, lOc
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 10
1SS clear grease wool, 2Nl2Sc; bury,
washed. aO.sgk: tub .washed, 30d3ic.
ronooo-Common, 2593lc; other grades,
6OdSSc.
BruwAx-enc.
NuIs-Iron. $500, steel, $40.
Hinr-pry flint No. |, loo; No. 2, &c
dry saltcd, &c; No. ., 30; green Slted. No
1, ~. No. ? Nc, green, &c. decrskins, 3,
q 3lc, shccpskins, i5cGSl.O0, steady.
GRNss SgEps-Red clover s.. ~ bu; herds
sOaeOc bu; orchard, $i3O9i4O bu; timothy
/ 81 15d2 W bu
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HrnNlalnna-

Fish, aclcrcl half hrls. No I, $4,000
900, No ,. sSOOmSb0, No. s, a. jOGtSOO, ~.
~ Hits. No. I, Sl.35, No. ., Si.25, No 5, clio.
Try Ilcfhng--family, 35c per box y. &. roe
herring, hall brls, $50. White fish-llalf
brls, $3.50
Hoo PHopucrs-Strong pork. tia0Odi3. 30.
sugat.cufcd hams. il6Jli a.. breakfast bacon
iul.miihc clear RIB side bacon. 7isc; bulk
pork clear sides, csc; clear rib sides, ussc,
long clear G'sc, shoulders, &c.
Fursu MrNrs-licci, hindgunrtcrr, ba7c,
| inrcqunrters. 2h6tlc. CITY hogs, Or7c,
country DRESSED, b's@6c per NJ. sparc-ribs, Z
Ctsc. backhoucs, 6Ctic per N.
| LAHp-lcs 7lsc half hrls, 7Ac. Kegs, 7Nc
choice kettle, slsttiOC strong
Pics Fur Brls, 500. half brls, $3.50
keer Al. %
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CANNEn Goop- -riucapplcs, ~ 25Cti.So
Peaches, lh.. standard si8hmitU second
il.ub Iomhiucs 2 lbs, standard. Sitipss
. lhs, standard tiOi Strawberries si.2h.
Rn,phprrirs 81 % UIarkhorrlcs ~ 81 GWcn
gnRcs ti.2A Pears sAUO piums, s2n
Asparagus tiuu Green corn. siOOGtl. %.
Green pas. ti.2A. Cove oysters. full weight
W. upr. be, a. h1Hi ~ light weight. Csc.
2 lhs tinallO Condensed milk. Crown.
shWl Eaglc. $40 Swiss, S5p1. salmon.
ti.i3tt2uO hniincs $40 mustard sar-
dino' sl.0 Mackcfcl n, -, herring mack
rwl siOi
sroAr-rur white &C. OF white, GAc,
yellow clarified. GhOsGl,U refined A, Nc
standard graduated 'sc powdered, slt@
sac cut loaf, slf@sAc open kettle, be0hci
strong
uourr-Cummon, he. fair Isjsc, prime
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Nrw YonE, March -CoGcc-options
opcncd steady, unchanged 10 10 points.
closed barely steady 10 10 % points down.
sales. vi 80 bags, including March. sias 900
no April. siG sSGoiTl0 May, siG 500
n. 20 June. iii "a OCtlT.25. July, Si7 i60i7. 49,
August, si5.Ne,i1.A,; September si72jCs
m October. klT. aSCfi7Gi November,
sl5 Gc6i5.55. December Sli.5osiI7,. Jan.
uaiy, $40. Spot Rio strong iair cargocs
isa,c.
snnr-Raw stronger, moderate demand
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Rio, l9@l9IIc; choice to fancy 2oc; old
government 31@33c; very strong.
a SALr-Saginaw, Sl.35@l40 per brl: Ohio
River, ~. 25@i. 35 per brl; Louisiana, $l.l5@
100; sacks, fine, $3.50; coarse, sl.25; pkts,
2A@7c
RlcE-Louisiana, 4]S@6Kc Carolina, ca
7c; firm.
SrAnCH-3L@
CnErsr-Prime, flats, sh@9lTc; New York
factory, 9X@l0c full cream, i2Ngl3c;
Young America, lS@l4c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair, 2s
6l3Oc; prime choice 35@I2c; fancy, 45c; CEN
trifugals, common 10 fair, 20@S0c; prime to
choice, 30tGS5c; syrup, 20Gi5c; firm.
CANpiEs-Sticks, all sizes, In bxs, pals
and brls, 93llc; fancy assorted, lO@l5c;
extra fancy, lSg25c firm.
soar AND CANDLEs--Soap 3I5@5c; candles,
full weight lOC
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Spots opened steady aud closed quiet aud
easy, middling. 10 site. salc,. h3i bales.
Quotations wew a. follows. Ordinary.
I.ioc good ordinary, si5iGg low mid
ding ESQ middlinr 10 3iUs rood mid
ding 10 il-lOc. midd,ing lair liAc. fair
i2c.
Futures optned steady snd closed
steady, NJ follows March. pS@1rJ. April
iOo3. May i0i0fiOii; June iolsa
1913 July, 10 2isiO2G August iOgi@
1882, september HUlGptg2 October. a5Uf
D72 November ptoan 80 December pGi@
e62 january, p,Ottu52 ralr,, 523Jo balls.
NEN onLKAN~.
The tpo, and fuiur markets are sus.
pended, owing to Marli-Gra- celebration
Holiday
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., March 1.-THE Drorers' Journal
reports Cattle-Reccipts, 1900 head
shipments, 1000 head. Market steady and
lower on common beevcs; sales at 81. 30G14. 80;
steers, $3.0OCa3.95 stockers and feeders 50. 25
@335; cows, bulls and mixed, 81. 25@3l0.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
5000 head. Market strongand 5@l0c higher
on all but light mixed and light, s4.40@ CO.;
heavy, l.i5@l7O; culls. $4O0@l.40
Sheep-Receipts, 0,600 head; shipments,
$500 head. Market slow, closing h(dl0c
lower; natives, s3006l5. So; western corn fed,
"A. 40CCc4 so lambs 80 OOd6 60
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NEw YORK, March 5.-There was q good
business with jobbers, nevertheless buyers
are still conservative in their transactions,
taking only what they require. Fancy cot
tons silk and woolens are selling readily at
full prices, but many staple articles are dis
tribuicd at close figures With agents, bust
ness was good in special directions, but gem
eu,l trade continues moderate. The market
at first hands is firm because Of the condition
of stocks and the yet untitled orders at the
mills.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
lgtsAsc pm t,'oolpls thls veal.


At noon Spots. quiet limited inquiry.
Sales 5000 bales, Of which 67OO were
American. Receipts, SGnO bales, OF which
were a. follows: Middling. 5ssd.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady
These prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus eos means 66}-6ld, aud sol means
5.Ol-6id.l
At4 pm; March, S4S sellers; March
April, A4S sellers Aprl.May, 54S sellers;
May-lunc, 5.43 scllers; June-luly, aiS buy
ers. July.August 54S sellers, AugustScp-
tember sal buyers Septcmber-Octobcr,
j. = sellers, September. sal buyers.
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HY-Choicc, from store S5c; car load,
from lcycc or depot SlAj09 1890, prime,
from STORE. ijW So, Ear load, from lcvcc or
depot, sli51ai50O, prairie, from store, J0cg
an ear load, from lcyce or depot slO.OOGg
100
CuN-lrum store, white, i7c. mixed. i5c;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, zoe, In
sacks, i3ci mixed. in bulk, 30c; IN sacks, ale.
pot siaUOttlbjD,
OAls-fpm store, white, SIC, mixed, 31c.
from lcvcc or depot, white Ia bulk, 3lg
Sc. Ia sacks, J1c, mixed, Ia bulk. 2JlSc, In
Hurks 10.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount; Eastern points, sight,
is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
VILE and Chicago, ITO discount New Or
leans, x discount.
Selling--New York and Eastern points,
q. so premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago. l-iO premium; New Or
leans par.
Clews 4 Co. In their financial circular.
say. as to the Stock Exchange market The
LIST OF Arpi is approaching, when the de-
mands incidental to that period render the
money marke, more liable TO manipulation
than usual. No further gold shipments
have yet been made, but exchange remains
close to the exporting point 50 far a. con-
Germs speculative operations, ! have recon-
mended buying on the breaks and selling
ON the rallies FOR some time past There l.
nothing in the present outlook TO Justify a
change in that mode Of dealing, and IL i
only traders market lArvcly under the
influence and control Of vario Is oliques
whose operations arr mainly Of a milking
character"
The local cotton market closed very firm
today; sales $500 halcs Of which 2,ooo TO ex'
portcrs and 1850 10 spinncrs. Liverpool
closed quiet, limited inquiry, with futurc'
steady at ] 10 ? points advance. The New
Orleans spots and future markets were close,
today, owing to Marli GINS festivities. II
New York spots were quiet and easier nn'
futures steady at decline Of 20 points
A New York circular says; ''The indica
tons are that there is too much long inter
est, aud this will act as sufficient drag /
carry quotations down some. While W
look for higher prices eventually, fur III
present We cannot advise Transactions on th
long side except at concessions
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FlouR-From store, choice. Sl2j@L35.
fancy, Si7jCliSb. extra fancy, Sj.2jtI5. 90.
patent s5.s5etGUO. easy
tHAcKEEs soda. extra 5iEc; treble extra
Gm6'sc, ginger snaps, tmS'4c assorted jun
blcs lo0pl2c, cream crackers. 1ismSigc.
CoHNNKAL-r Pearl, $500 roller, t2OOm2 10.
firm.
brANs ASD rEAs-Nayy beans, 1928, me.
dium. 500
OAraEAt,-ln half brs. 81 80 from store.
CRAcGlD NmAr-ln hall brls, 500 from
store.
lloNfSY AND GRiTs-From store, s325
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance II the trust dccd registered IN Hook
Nc. idi page ~ registers Oficc. shelby county,
Tennessee. vii eel NJ puhlic auction W the hifh'
cst bidder. Tot rash a the southwest corner OF ~
district of shelby COUNTY. known a. Mcmphis
ICnu., un
Thursday. March ~, 1850,
for default thurcin ~ request Of bCnchcafli ihal
tue piCuu Of pufrfty iruuung on The Ns.t sile ~
Hay burn avenue u ll.iup fcci, aud ninuinE hack
wrrtwnuily hetNepn uartiirl lines 10 ret W ~
alley, the south line bclnE y Niai0 lcot nutth ui
broadway. ieing lots q aud ~ two AMI unc,
William tract In Touftrcnth Civil nisifist IN
aid county, Title believed good y, a. .tns,sS
This February N is,o
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Live stock.

CArrLE-Choicc to extra, S,(@SNc. good,
3a3l.c: scalawags 10 medium, lhM2Ac;
choice feeders, $50 and up, 2A@jci feeders,
$50 Ia $50, 2isd2Ac.
lIoGs-Choicc cornfcl. 4iS@iAc, good,
a. 25ai 80; common. 8lEMlc.
SnTrr-Choicc, Sc, medium, 3lsC9ic,com.
mon, Al OOOti.h
LANH--o hoicc, &c; common 10 good, per
hgad Al SDCIgO
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Cation seed Products.

PRINE CRuDE orL-l0d Sc; prime summer
yellow 50GJ5Sc; choice cooking summer yell
low, 536t55c. cotton seed meal, 5000; less
than car load s2l 80.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened irm
AMI co.cd yop hrm. middlinE nA,c. Salo-,
5DO bales. including CO.. bale, last even
ing. u which 900 bales to exporters aud
i.601 bales Ia spinncr.
ENCuANGK Quotations
Ordinary, l5iGc. good ordinary, s aiOc.
low middlinr Site. middIinr. csc.
good middlinr iO,ic. middling fair, lose.
fair. nominal dusty. iiaic lower.
DAILY tuIruN HrArEurNr,
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OH and Iurneniinc.

CLEVELAND, o., March 5-Petroleum easy;
s. W., 100, nc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 5,-Turpentine
firm at Use,
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fair refning4 1916; centrifuals unchanged;
refined dull, steady.
Molasses-Quiet.
Rice-Firm and quiet.
LIVERPOOL, March g. $3.50 pm'-Close.-
FORK Is in poor demand; prime mess, East
ern,, 65s 3D., easy; do Western, 55s, easy.
Lard is in poor demand for spot and fair
demand for futures; spot and March, 35s,
steady; April and May, 35s Sd, steady.
Wheat is in ,a'r demand; new No. 2 winter,
Is Sd, firm; do spring, IS.
CISciSSAII O., March 5.-Whisky-
basis OF S1.03.
Butter-Steady.
Sugar--In fair demand.
Eggs-Dull.
Cheese-Quiet.
CHICAGO ILL.,, March 5.--on the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
steady and unchanged. Eggs easy at 100
l21c.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBIA, MISS,
offERs THE SERVICES oF TWO TRor
TING sTALIIoNa


Capt. Carnos, No. 1924,
Limited 10 len Approved Msrcs ~ 81 Cash the
scason-scas0n Ends July !.
Colt trotien arr IN demand This horse should
get them. ~ hs slru 20 y. G., dQl was q colt trot
tsr. BIZ srsnisire Onward, Ian IL the creates
sire Of colt uottcn kuovn having put four thrcc
ytarolds IN the - liti IN one year. his hr,t dam
ifancy Day, record 2aul was SIRED By Aicalde who
cot HVlAs the sire VI the unhcatcn colt trottof
"Hukic 3" as. his second dam by another great
brood mare sifc, Kentucky Clay tout Of the Rode
mare. dam Lady 1hons 2islt aud Nambrno
fAtchonli BIZ third dam by stlll another famous
brood marc sife, fdwin Forrest fourth. ifth and
sixth dams by thotouahhrci slrus. tpdlvid uaily
Capt Games a q three ycarold blood bsy, sixteen
hands high. elegantly pfuporiioned stallion
Col Jefferson (Blind)
Ia onerrd 10 the Public az SO Cash.
lie was sired by the greatest broad mAre slrs
known. MamhFin0 raichrn. whose sons are taking
nst rank hroi fnafc tlfrs dam Alci. an old
time truitcf iefcunn az thiUC wan II arc was
picture that would make any bnfscmAn feel good
lGi. hands hlgh. stylish, q mmrtfical aud hnely
lniicd. None 81 biz set are blind all show splen.
did tfuitlpg aciiou. aud are game aud baud nme
rosdstcr. Ne sired the iasicst twuycar old that
showed about Msnphls last summer
ag-All stock handled carefully, but no rctpnuti.
blllty Tor accidents. mnrcs Jasiund NJ " per
month EEL arnin. ti0. fof further Information
Addroas z. LYTLE. Man'Er.
los ~. Paul 81. Mem Hhis. Tenn.
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Wool.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 5.-Wool quiet,
steady and unchanged with light offerings.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO Q PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE ell 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Very Firm-Middiing Cotton, o
Sac; Sales Today. $500 Baies-The
General Market Is steady-Meats Are
Strong.

APrEAL OFFICE
TUESDAY EVENING, March 5. 1889.
Money is in fair demand, abundant sup
ply and easy, at Z to s per cent
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NY cmroS STATEMENT.

lmlHtfu ~ 4 w. 20 a u, =, La
kh, iui,N LHEL glltO&HM ~ aNt,N q
&TWhp Cs&MUR=.G CM6uH ia
- Mr. a. ~. Tenn MID B.. tiramrr. ~.
wagons - Total 20 htl,s
ExIufu AMIR ~, CO.'S UR. m l..
No& w. i7:s M&HKR 80. tenn
Md ~ Total ava lai,s
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Alliance Bank, Limited, London, England
Chemical National Bank, ;ii New York
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HOLIowHoRH. CAKED BAGS.
GRUD a HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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MUSTANG LIN!MENT

II FOR MAN a BEAST. pENETRATTs
AUsCLL&kLb lE 40 TUE yLl.Y BONE
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ANrHAnE MLiniiln

The nycmrc weight II Memphis cotton
from september ! Ia Maph 1. Tor this aud
niue preceding - asuus Wa ns follows
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-07

MGMPHIs, Tenn, Sept. 4.-The emu.
tual friend" acquitted himself nobly in
an elopment at Marion, Ark, on Sunday
night. DR.. T. o. Bridgefort loved and
wished to wed Miss Ella Bassett, the
daughter of q wealthy merchant of that
town. The young lady was willing, but
her parents were not. So an elopment
was arranged. A heavy rain had fallen,
submergng the streets and the broad
ditch along the railroad track was waist
deep in water. The friend met the lady
at the back door of her fathers residence
and escorted her to point nearly oppo-
site the rear end Of the sleeper attached
to q train, in waiting. There was no
time to hunt for crossing over the ditch,
which was now miniature torrent The
conductor called out "All aboard" and
the mutual friend caught up his fair
charge and plunging into the stream bore
her to to the rear platform OF the sleeper
and placed her safely on board, just as
the wheels began to revolve.
The doctor at the same moment board
ed the train from the depot platform and
joined lis bride in the sleeper, while the
friend retired from public view to change
his trousers.
The couple went to Jonesboro, where
they were married.
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APPOINTED AS SURVEYOR,
Washington Republicans.

WALLA WAILA, w. T., Sept. AT the
Republican convention John l.. Wilson
was nominated for congress. The nom.
nations were completed as follows
Lieutenant governor, Charles f. Laugh
ton; secretary Of state, Allen Weir; audit.
or, Thomas M. Reed; treasurer, s. A.
Lindsay; attorney general, W. S. Jones
superintendent OF public instruction, X.
': Bryan; commissioner of public lands,
W. {. Forrest; supreme judges, W. o.
Dunbar, T. j. Anderson, I. Hoyt, Ell
more Scott and 7. S. Stiles.
The platform heartily commends Presi-
dent Harrison's foreign policy; recognizes
the necessity Of revision of the protect
i've tariff, but insists that it must be made
by its friends instead OF its enemies; de-
nounces the Democracy for q second at
tempt to force American labor into COM
petition with the pauper labor OF Europe !;
recognizes the right of labor to organize
for self protection acknowledges debt
OF gratitude to the soldiers of the late war;
fayors liberal appropriations for river and
coast defense and the navy, and also
favors legislation restoring the merchant
marine; demands u settlement of alien
land questions and the forfeiture of un-
earned railroad grants; and commends to
the wisdom Of the constitutional conven-
lion the submitting of separate articles OH
suffrage and prohibition.