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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
Money, nonIs aud siocks.

NEw YuRK, Feb. o. Money on call easy
nj 10 per cont, last loan, ~ per cent;
| closed offered at ~ per cent lrmc mcr
/ camille paper iCIB per cent Sterling oN.
change duh but steady at $is0lS for sixty
| DAY bills aud 81 $50 for demand.
Government bonds have been dull but
| firm. state bonds lave been dull and with
| out feature.
The stock market suffered q further limi
mutton Of interest today, aud the amount Of
business done underwent further rcduc-
ton. There was considerable selling Of the
grnhgcrs for the account of the Wcstcrncrs,
aud the general opinion WIS that IL was
short stock, but no marked selling move
mcnt occurred In amy other direction; aud
while, from the uncertainty Of the Western
situation, prices were allowed 10 sag, there
was little or no long stock coming out. The
feature of the day was thc strength displayed
In g.. q. g. x l., Big Four, and Chesapeake a
Ohio, especially the iirst-named stock There
was considerable talk Of new arrangements
to be- made between these properties, and it
was rumorcd that there was an effort Ia buy
the bee Line In the interest IT the Big -Four,
rs the latter wants To get 10 st. Louis and
the general opinion seemed 10 be that a traf.
lie arrangement would bee made between
them The Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
x indianapolis was again unusually active
and rose very rapidly. showing a gain OF
over per cent at lis highest figure, although
q portion of the improvement was lost be-
fore the close Among the low priced shares
Chicago, st. Louis q Pittsburg stocks, Chcsa-
pcakr 4 Ohio aud Alton * Tcrrc llaute were
very strong, but outside ~ another advance
iu Pullman there was no other movement Of
importance in the list. The decrease Ia the
amount of business done was very notice
able la the early dealings and first prccs
were generally from = a. = per cent lower
than last evenings hgurcn The Cleveland.
Columbus, Cincinnati X Indianapolis aud
Pullman showed some strength In the
first hour, hut the rest Ui the list
moved oil slowly ON a very moderate
/ business, aud before noon the market had
become positively dull. Michigan Central
was quite weak toward noon, but the rest
wcrc unsettled and generally htayy, slowly
settling down This state NJ affairs lasted
! throughout the session without special Tea.
/ turc of any Kind, except buying movement
/ in Oregon frinscontincninl la the last hour,
! which induced some little advance In the
| r,,t ~ the list The market closed dull and
| rather heavy generally at something better
! b. lower this evening though the LOSSES are
fur fractional amounts only, aud g., G., &. a
|. rose 81. Pullman. -, aud San Fran
cisco preferred per cent
Railroad bonds were somewhat more active
today. the sales of all ISSUES aggrcrnting
| e.. So uu1. of which Atlantic a Pacific la,
| comics furnished tiJi OO1. Chesapeake a Ohio
| currency certificates Si2H.OOJ aud X aiding q
| tiiGOun. Thcrv Wa more general strong
tome 10 the dealings to-day aud some 1T th,
weak bonds of yesterday recovered thcil
lusscs The total sales Of stocks today wCr,
.OI@9 shares. Closing quotations
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per ID. Game-Pcrch, trout, etc, 5@sc per
MINcelInIiaOuN.

WmsKY-Stnight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 100000 Robertson and Lincoln Countiog,
Tenn, firm at Sl.5OCD3.00; Eastern ryes, ~, %
M6OO, according TO the age and make; com
mon whisky 0JcdS l.3O, according to proof
MOTH ny under 20 per cent quoted.
GIN--SlOOGl for domestic; $3.50 for
imported.
BAGGING-9al0c.
TIEs-sLl0.
Suor-Drop, Si25; buck, $3.50.
LEAD--5}gd6c
IALLow-Illc
SNuFF-Garretts, $l075; Ralph's, S1025;
Railroad, 50 %; Gail q Axes, 5000
FuRs-liear skins, Sl00@70O; mink, ID
"a ijc; coon, hunter handled, l5Msjc; coun-
try handled, l5@Gjc; otter, $l@70O beaver
SlOOdGOO, wild cat, l583Oc; fox l5Cg1oc;
muskrat, l0mljc; opossum lOCgl6c wolf
5oc@a2OJ, panther, jcgSlOO; skunk, 800
soc
PowpEE-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, 1915;
quarter kegs sl.75.
CoAL OL-Prime white, wholesale lots, l0c
pc" gal
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
Gg-Uc; clear grease wool, 2OGEc bury,
washed 2O6g3Oc; tub washed, 3OdJJC.
TomCCo-Common, 2j@5Oc; other grades,
G10SJc.
BEEswAx-2Oc.
NAus-lron, 500, steel, $40
llIprs-Dry flint, No. I, &c; No. 2, &c; dry
snltcd, Sc, No, ?, &C.; green salted, No /, Al
6t5c, No. 2, 3iI0Gic; green, &c; deerskins, IS
a We; shccpskIns, l5c@ 81 90; steady.
GnAss SEEDs-licd Glover, S5.2j bu; herds,
SOGt0pc bw orchard, tl.3O@l.1O bu; timothy,
II IDII1 tNU Inn
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CASNfp Goods - Pineapple. sI2imi.6 %
Peaches. lbs. standard, ti.31t4iiu. second,
sLuO Tomatoes, ? lbs. standard, Sinulc. 3
lbs standard, fl.uu Strawberries. n -.
Rispherric., tl2' blnckhrrri,s tl.bp. Green
gnrts. Si2h. Pcan, s2up. plums S32D
Asparagus. Siul. Green corn. N Unbtt.lA
Green pea, si2h Cove oysters, full weight
I a.. pnr. ils. AZ 5isti a. lirlt weight. o..
. H., si.O'Mt.tO CONDENSED milk. Crown.
$3.50 Eagle. ~ a.. Swiss. sin salmon.
a. 1ACt2uu Sarliurs - ~ mustard var.
dimes $3.50 Mackcrcl, ti,2i herring mack
crrl, los.
sro,u Pure white. &c, of white 6hc
| yellow clarified, h'sCtiH,c. refined A. &c.
| standard graduated, ,'sU powdered, $50
.r, cut ludl osCg'Ac, open Kettle, 5Ct
| ''4c, strunE
Corrr Common, iG'sc. ordinary. isc.
fair iS'sc prime Rio, iptN'sc. choice 10
| fancy IA. old government 3itt.ll,. strong.
! SAlf saginaw, si.3oNiij per brl; Ohio
| RIVER a 9iDti a. per brl. ucks, line, ti.31H
| CO. conrsc. 4 iOttt 10 pkts, 2i.m1c.
Mcr-l.ouisiaun, ia@dAg Carolina, Gtl
&c, firm.
CANmu stick. an sizes. iu bNs. pals aud
hrl, paiir. fancy assorted, iOWilc, cNtu
| fancy. iSH2lg. frus
| rrAryu=Jia Wa'bc.
soar ANu CNNuits Soap 3'lHic candles
| fall weight. tNc
Currsr-rrmc. Hats. ,mpi.c. New Yorl
factory, pawiuy mll ,rcim. l2isCtiJc
! Young America. Bale
| NuIt.sis l. IuisiuuB, common a. fair. .,
mJN prime. choice. bal9 fancy, liU
ccniriugnIs common to fair 2lsUJuv. prim,
10 choice, 5oCta'c. syrup Mc iic quiet
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nnMrsrIc rNcnNNGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-Ncw York aud Eastern points,
demand, l-lO discount Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, St. Louis Louis.
willie and Chicago, l-lO discount New Or
leans : discount
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$l.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis.
Vile aud Chicago, 10 prcmium New Or.
leans par
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bond offers.
Registered as, $4,000 at Sl.O9
The local cotton market closed firm at an
advance OF l-i6c, middling, 92ic. Sales,
1900 bales, or3OOJ TO exporters aud l,GOl to
spinners. Should the receipts from now 10
the close Of the season. even equal the re-
ccipts for the same time last year, the gross
receipts this season would be 672O27 bales,
against 0j2, iO7 bales gross receipts last sea-
son, but as the receipts from now out will
exceed those Of last year for the same time,
Il is generally believed that Memphis will
receive over 10000 bales this season.
The Kew Orleans spot market closed very
firm, with futures dull, but steady at an
advance OF / to points. Liverpool closed
steady demand fair with futures up point.
closing firm At New York spots closed
firm and futures steady. at an advance Of /
point
In reference to the outlook for cotton
based on the range OF estimates, all the way
from 10000 bales 10 10000 bales, sta
tisiician states that "thc assured conliuu-
anoe Of prosperity In the manufacturing
branch OF the cotton industry ncccssitatcs q
very large American crop To meet the de
mand for raw material. without making
any allowance Tor an increase la American
consumption, although IL n known that
Southern mills ARE using much moro cotton
than last year Mr.. Il lison, the wcll-known
Liverpool stntistician estimates that an
American crop Of LOol0o) bales will be
needed 10 meet actual requirements.
even should Il happen that the crop
slightly exceed 7, OoOO0J bales 10 is not likely
that the steadily increasing activity In the
goods trade will permit any noticeable de.
cline IN prices, part cullrly %, surplus stock.
arr 30 thoroughly exhausted.
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CoRS- From store, white. i7c; mixed. i5c;
from lcyce or depot, white in bulk, zoe; In
sacks, i3ci mixed, In bulk, 39c Ia sacks,
ilc.
BRAN-Fnm store Soc from lcyce or de.
pot, sl60I
llAY-Choicc, from store. Sisc car load,
from lcvoc or depot SlGOlmlGjO. prime,
from store, Snttsic; car load from lcycc or
depot, sl5OIGtii.5D. prairie, from store. 81
mbuc; ear load, from icycc or depot $1,000
Ctliu0
OArs-From store, white, 37c; MIXED. 3ic.
from lcyrc ur depot white, In bulk $40
3ic In sacks, Sc, mixed, in bulk, 2Ojsc, In
sack, Jlc.
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Fisu-M ack,rcl half brls. ~. I, 81 50d
600. No. 2, sSUlmNjO. No. 3. s1JOdS.OD
lO.lb kits Nu. 1. ~ 3b, No. ., $50 No. o,
SllO Dry irruns-iumily, 3,C per box,
y. G. roe herring, halt brls, 1910. White
Fish Half hrls. $500
Hoo ruppuou-Quict. pork, NLOO sugar
cured hams llUl-r breakfast bacon. lpis 10
ii'.r. bulk pork clear sIdDI, 1H7isc cipli
rib side, oa.wG'.c, long clear G4i@5i ~,
shoulders Gt,0thc.
Fgr.H Mrus-liccf, headquarters. Sale.
fprcqunrlcn. 2is0ic. City hogs, 6t,5c.
country dressed, i's@Gc per No.. spare ribs,
dose. hnckhpncs, brtGc per ~.
LArp-rcs. &c half hr.s 7isc kegs. 1isc
choice kettle. ~ tGtiuc. quiet.
ri0F fuu-lirls, 800 half brls S3.5o
kegs. els.
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Mnm.rI,nI,I NnnnIIr..

FEuu-strady Oranges, st.5Od2 80 per
hoA. Lemons. so uItu per box bananas.
ti.in t21o prr bunch Gmpys Malaga, sNUl
mpw Dates 1t,,r.
ArrtrHtI .dn.,1a' per hrl prici apples
g. per No. from tt'rc Dried peaches, 2,,j ~.
from store.
GAur- QuHlsl2lHi50prr dol squirrels.
5Hcttsi.ul pyrdul mubii, st.uu per duf. Wild
tufhclH Iu.l,Ng yl,h mlliy,i ducks. - N
W2.tA per dr Nrui.nu stddlcs. tuHi2c Der
lN whole drcT ihtET prr 10. opussum, lhU
a. drHssci rUuu iuHltir.
NrDfuAuirsH uuiuu, SIS per bh Cab.
hlrr loose. stsg New Orleans. cratc. o. w
cttN kmut pr brl stJu. half brl. s2up
burlir inr pee To- Carrots SluDtI 5O per
hrl Bgcts - "D,25a rpr bd. rarnip,
$500 per hH lluf-,uplisu. g. .ai ID prr hfl
bpfur luUDuuy. iic. creamery. aSHgp.
dairy, istt'iC. country butter, lOst.n,.
tlmg Ozark. $3.50 per bib and $50 per
l1lf bh
ylNm,u-rcr gnL 1908
E'"sH Quiet Boxes, lie, eases, H.
kAriNs London layers $500, California.
t'2' per box
lI.sus-ilrl,. i0,o. half brl,. tLm
iorttm hickrns. Young 81 stm27 IS.
mi,cj. s22't2sh hens. s2s.HAah. rur.
Lcls, young tNOlctSUD. old ., uDttii %.
r.,tH SO SD ftJp duJks. Nluudl. M. dressed
turkeys luWllr prr pound. hens. % 900
~. -, chiCkyus 81 Nu2uo geese. st.Olahuu.
forruu-lirm siintJ2 IN per brl. sacks.
~Hiug Utah, spHph Per bal sweet tl7a
per bh
.Nuu- CoCoauuts. 500 per i0n peanuts.
NiffinH 81, Tennessee. farmers stock. a6t g..
10 u Il. iWlhc higher s.iellcd, red, 8itc.
White, e. Spanish. 'C. l,.ns. Texas old,
lNllt Arkansas, jbtl'.c Italian chcstnuis,
iOGsigifc.
fsnsn fuu- Buffalo, iG,ac per NJ. cat. &c
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IIrcadstuiis.

FIoUR-From store common 82jC'360,
family itOutai.lt; choice, tl2j, fancy,
,i75, extra fancy, 1928, patent, 20 75@dOji
quiet
CoRN MnL-Pcarl $3.50, roller, 500.
quiet
BEANS AM rEAs-Nayy beans S22j; me.
dium, 500
CRAcREus Soda, extra, 5'9c treble extra,
GGtG'.c, ginger snaps, 7mSlsc; assorted
jumblcs. lOai2c. cream crackers. is@s &C..
oar MEAL-ln hall brls, $500 from store.
CRAcKKD WnEAr-In half brls, sl.5O from
store.
lloMiNY AND GRirs-From store, 1928.
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AZ noon. Spots steady; demand fair Sales
10 900 bales, Of which 5000 were American.
Receipts, 5000 bales, oi which -, 100 were
American, Closing quotations were rs fol.
lows: Mddling, 5OlGd.
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
THESE prices are given in pence and Giths.
thus. G.63 means 6G3-Gid, aud 5.Ol means
o.. 6id,l
ary- March, 81 sellers. M1rchA pril . Gbuy-
ors; April May $50 buyers, May-June 5M
buyers, Junc-July $50 buyers; July-Au.
gust, 53i sellers, AugdstScptcmber, OBS
buyers; September 5.35 buyers.
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Notice to Stockholders

Notice a. hcvby given that the annual meeting
" The stock hoi,fs II the kansas Ciy. Memphis Z
birmingham hailfuad company will b. held az The
nihcr 81 thr lumplny M the cry u Memphis
AhN urNt ~ 10 oclurk IN the forcuonn iaf the
elgriuu " dlrcciur and the transaction ~ such
other husin,u as mas LEGALLY come hclunr them.
The siuCk transfer tuoks Will D. close ifln Jan.
uay a. issp. 81 February ~ isSi, bnth dltrs lnrlu.
tiNc Ntu u NErILkTUN. frnsidf NJ
J. A FORD. Hrrrrtau.
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NEW YORK. Feb 5.-Thore was fair trade
at the hands of jobbers for this period, with
prices well sustained. Continuous develop
ment is looked for. York staple ginghams
were sold by II. b. Clailin d Co. at &C.
Prints were sold regularly. Business with
agents was quiet in cotton goods, and fair in
clothing woolons Cassimeres continued TO
be more or less neglected, and the tone on
that description Of goods is easier The
market at first hands is unchanged, and the
general tone is very steady.
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mixed steers, s25O@SoO Texas cattle, $3.50
$3.50
MarRet str eceip's. ZCVJ shipments o ec@
iSo; heavy, 4.70@4s5; light, $475@4.o5;
skips, Si00@5O5.
.sheep--Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1,5on.
Market steady; natives So 40@5.C0; corn-fed
Westerns, A.40@iSO Texans, S30O@4.25;
lambs, A9OG6O0.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed nrm, middlnF. pAc sales, 400
bales, including ~ bales last evening Ut
Which aUoO bales 10 exporters aud GOO bale.
10 spinner.
INtHANUr Quotations
Ordinary 7'sr eood ord nary $50. low
niddlnf p',c middlinr, oA.c. good mid
ding, iu',c midduup fac. d. b.. fair. nom.
inal. dusty '.c 90 ic lower
bAtiN COTTON trkTtHINV
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GENERAL TRADE.

marked down and figures in game and
poultry were revised. Eggs slightly drmcr
in tone, but not quotably higher Other ar
ticlcs unchanged.
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Gotten seed Products.

PRIME CRuDE OrI--iOhi3c, prime summer
yellow, 5Oaj3c; choice cooking summer yell
low 53@5jc. cotton seed meal, 5000; less
than cur load $3.50.
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Nav YoHE, Feb. A-Coficc-optIou,
steady NJ 5Cti0 poiLts up aud closed steady.
early months. 5 points down. late months, Z
points up moderate business. chiefly local
Sales a. 80 bags. including February.
tlh7OMi5 ~. March, Sih 5uHi5si. April.
tib. FOOLS s0. May els 1Ottla ~. June
tih. IDOLS IS. July, 81. sWtlbui. september.
tiGVtuiAtO October, sigub6tiHlh Nbvcm'
her slt2o. Spot Rio steady fair cagocs.
Use.
sugr-Raw. steady. fair refining tII.iGc.
centrifugal ~ test. 1916 refined. Quiet
aud steady q, 6N6riAkc, CNtm q. bisaiii.r.
white cNtrn g. Oist,G 2 Ia yellow. 81 t,S,.c.
% 4. ~ .OG 7.iGr. mould a, ic. standard A.
q li.iGt, confectionery A, u ii.lGc. cut loaf
~ crushed. nj powdered sac gnnulatcd,
5c. cubes 5',c
Molas,cs- Foreign, steady. New Orleans.
quiet
RIcc=Finn aud quiet,
CtNctNN,ri. D. Fob. 6-Whiskv -SicsJy.
sales, SB barrels finished goods ON dc
hlsis uf si01 Batter hinug and higher.
Northwestern fancy crcanirty N@81c. Ohio
and Indiana creamery NG2ir sugar barely
steady. hand. 7ism19.c,i yellow. ~, rGt,c
Erfr. firm aud unchanged thcc,g quic aud
unchanged
Ju,,an. III Feb. b-pu the Produce Ia
change tplay the butter market was STEADY.
fancy CREAMERY. g5Ct2ilg choice 10 fnc. ~ o
2'c lime jliry N9sc, goul, isGt2ly. tEr
weak, lStti3l.c.
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but steady, as follows February, o55@
957 March, 959@9GO; April, o,65@066
May, 9.72@0,73; June, 970@9sO; July, 0.S7
@9sS; August 9.s3@9 81; September, DAG
045; October 02i@0 %, Sales, %, 100 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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Cmclaa. H., Feb. s -fbc D.orsrJ jour 1
reports Cattle Receipts Iuoi shipmcu =.
2Nl Market steady, common slow. rhoiro
b,ry,s "a aS6tl 30. steers. - elai no. s,,rl.
en- and for,efs. f2iUCaAl0. COWS. bulls ana
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Dr. Walter X. Hammond says After long ex.
perlence have come TO the conclusion that two.
thirds OF all deaths from coughs, pneumonia aud
consumption might be avoided II Ackcr's English
Cough Remedy were only carefully used In time. u
This wonderful remedy Is sold under "a positive
guarantee by II. T. HESTER, Druggist
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Election Notice.

The annual meeting of the stnctholiet ~ The
Mcmphis Csc LlHht tompHuy will 10 hfld u The
nnlr" " ihe tompani Nn IN Madison sifrrt, Mcin.
phiN lHihAN, MARCH .. iss1 to elect seven iiI
ufrtint. to srftu The tomtaty during the ensuing
wat Election from iu a. ~. O. pm.
JOSEPH CtlAiO. Secretary.
NcmnhLs. Ienn.. Irhfnary 4 i've
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OIL and Iurpeutiuc.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 5.-Petroleum easy;
s.w., lioo, nc.
WnMINGToS, N. c., Feb. 5.-Turpentire
firm at dc.
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Grain nn,, p.oyisions.


CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. 5.-Tradng in wheat
today was more active AMI d. market rather
excited There was actiyt cbyering by shorts
and the various advances were met WIN
more or less realizing An unsettled ieellnS
existed, and while the May delivery main
tanned a fair advance over yesterdays clos
ing the July future, after ruling higher
sold oil very sharply TO point below the
closing yesterday. A continuance OF yes
tcTdays rmncss, influenced by the sudden
change To colder weather carried prices at
the opening lglAc above yesterday clos
ing then sold oil with frequent fluctuations
under free offerings lc, but later rallied &c
for May, receded &c and closed about &c
higher than yesterday while July closed
~ 10 err than yesterday. the irmness was
duc In pat TO the strOng tone OF European
ulyiCes.
Corn was only moderately active. The
feeling was Hrmcr on the near futures while
the more deferred deliveries showed light
change from yesterday. The market opened
at yesterdays closing prices and under fail
demand advanced "a &c ruled quiet and
inactive closing &c higher than yesterday
Oats were easy with a moderate trade
noted
Trading was moderately active in mes
| pork and prices iluCtuated considerably
| business was almost exclusively in Contrac
for May The market opened firm at lO'
advance and followed by a further apprecia
ton Of 5M1 &c. Later the offerings were in
creased somewhat aud a reduction Of l5@
| NE was submitted TO- Near the clos
| prices rallied lOtgl2lzc and closed steady.
| Quite liberal business was transacted II
lard and especially during the early part o
the day. The market opened rather firm q
5Gg7 40 advance but this was lost during tn
early part OF the day. Later the marke
ruled lirmcr and prices rallied again and tn
market closed steady.
A fair trade was reported in the markt
for short ribs; feeling stronger. Prices wer
advanced 76dlOc per 100 early In the day
but reduction of 5Gg7iS was submitted L
later. Near the close the market was stead,
aud prices rallied 2Jg95c and closed quiet
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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IDailsiruI

" REMOVED ny THE USE OF COCAINE.
And IL stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnetts Flavoring extracts are the
host
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Trust Sale.

Under aud By Virtue uf two deeds II trust 01e
Cutcil W Nelson Mckee a. ne. ns trustee the one
dated NHuh y. 1910 a. sUriirc the payment of the
sum ~ uur hundred dullAn, which trust wns duly
ncufdri ln the Register ufilCu ~ shelby tduuty.
lrnn.i 20 huuk w. PAGE itt and the other dated
lrtmhgf q, 1870, o. secure the payment ~ one
hundred nni Ninety dollar aud duly nrnrtird In
aid Registers uilcc, IN itunk iit page ~ aud a.
which trusts fgicrncr IL here made. L. J. Weller
trustee Ia aid trust, will.
On Monday, the aSth Nay OF Fcbrusrj, 1870.
sell ~ public uutrfy. tn The highest bidder fdf
Cath. at The suuihwult corner Of Main aud Madison
sirvis Ia the Taxing District u sad county at n
orlurt M, The following Tarvl II land lying In
said county. hcuH lot " IN hlnHk ~ the Plat ~
the town IT luu Pickering aud the same lot ns
conveyed BY Cen N CUcly in siid Mckee. aud
Mckee having made default IN buth tftists l srli
~ trustee. but believe the title 81 h. good.
February y tsu J. MEttlN Trustee
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry pa
Second street. Branch office 357 Main.
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clearings today were 1885 sou balances
81, 2Gl ,222
New York, Feb. 5.-Clearings, Sl67, 5SS,
6ssi balances, $3.50, $40. ~
BosToN, Mass, Feb. $40 arngs, $40, 81,
52S; balances, 81 ,SSS, $40, W
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb, 8, -Cearings, 81
23l 2sG; balances, $3.50, 100. ]
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. Bank clearing
today, 70, $3.50 1886; balances, $3.50, 1888.
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LET T. NJ. Galbreath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES RuRuMATlsM. LAME BACK
AND bTIfb JOINTS. Run IN HAEDl
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Live stock.

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$685., scalnwags 20 medium, l4@2Hc;
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100 to 800 2lIm29ic.
lIoGs-Choicc light hogs 5@5Hc; good,
iAl5c, common, il4Milsc.
SuEEp-Choicc, &c, medium, 393l1ci com
mon, Sl.OOGgl.50
LAuns-Choicc, &c; common 10 good per
head, al. j0M350.