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rsaAr-n16e SsrIrg suits. II
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BABY Carriages
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BED E9sa Sets,
Sic Boards
B1eE CIsss.
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tzI Euobs- and everything
t--s : E-sz eALss fEEa1Ers
store
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LeIsz4
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lee ee&l Ss1G I'D Hel1 I. Ez--
Zaes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-04-25

Resolved, Thai We The u=--
c=-s 1f tae E4rmers A1zEzee OF
ArXEstE= es11sg. pletSs s1r-
ssaEss 10 uss arr Substitute lar
11E. oa-yi1x Ehz- nav be Esa0l
a-ai-1 ~ GU State Aianee and
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e-ZEh cut tc= use 81 s-Gzs t1zsug-
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Gail 1a4 2 The Few Whit
Gss1s- Lawns IEI CEEIIas. at
John 2 JseExcn'x
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Go tel y PLsrs Al ~. ysE-
Zs value
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z~Hscri5Sr.
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DeIfs Es B-EEIs,s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-04-25

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wssuEIax A@ss SIzs1E -
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vii 5e rsl 70 s~rEe ~
Ina P-A EE1 E7rE
permitted. Ms ZeA-s
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zse me PHIL l. RUSH.
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DIS Ns B1EGIs=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-04-25

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- Pants
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Dr. sai Hrs TT C~aEnEle-, Of
oEfcol. dad o. Teu-EaT As-- Il
PcsUZszEL Ike IeEzsas we're
Ea~r-s1 On Fnisr sIsains a.6
we're fsll0A.d By hrys c0G-ouSe
q eEtixscs zzS f-seads ws0 6ssDly
sF2p21hize =isa the y1sf stricken
PEscss N theEr i--sparzbe IOss-
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zszazzeat CT MI 2 R4=ey IS
2z.5i11ts for Cs1zty Treasure
sr. RAasy veil kasza and
po2GA< siEExs1 Of err es1aty and
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Eess fer the r.1sIEiSa 10 sk5eA Ae
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lea Cream every 3aE AZ BzE-
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SPrIz- ssGek esRFl@se IN Al dks
TBE1szs Ezas-eal az1 sxHz1Ee
sg01s and gr5sss-
Jskn Jl&acn-
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Ysgtk'z. BoY's and Meas EsbbF
rs4Ar-ul3e SSrIug SUITS 1T
John FJIe1so4..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-04-25

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D=hv. 4-il 1852
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-04-25

Dress Gso&s d~sFarsEHsas ut J II
Pants - esupIes- He1rI.st4
ALhasrLs, CaIneues
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Chime Coo Egg I r sale 81
uer Gaxzr. bv II MATEs-
0xfri, April l. lSs@-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds and stocks.

NEW YORK, May is.-Money on call easye iI9H
90 per cent; last loan az 2, elose1 1n s ateT
inp exchange dull, but steady az Sho' ior eiAD
day bills and SLSSA for demand.
Government bonds duh and firm. state bonus
dull ard steady. -. -
Although the stock market presenteda more AMI.
mated appearance ut times than usual o. ia'e, y
was still duh and listlcss for the genera lst nnu
Inc interest In speculation wns confined 10 lew
shares and mostly 10 single set OF operators lheic
was however, an undcniable strong Tone anu .lV
result OF the days trading II 70 leave almost every
thing on the active list materially higher lheh a.
The close on saturday, The favorable nature OF me
GovernIncnt crop report developed q marked as
position, especially among the Western opera
Tors 10 buy the Changers. AMI those bhafcs
with the exception of Oregon Iranconu'
mental and New England, monopolized All tne
Interest that was In the dealings. Inc buying,
however, was principally conhned 70 covering
shorts while tho selling was by the local trader'
In Oregon TmnscOntinental tho contest Decohcss
moro Interesting and the premium Tor the use OF
The stock was i6ic per day although there were
sales at seller thirty days at per cent Below lhe
market aud the stock failed To advance; new Ing
land was bought by Boston houses, aud inc lraulhI
was ACCOMPANIED by lhe od s9ries o. En- eeS v Of
news wns received In regard To the foad' Al'hsol
| was also tlkon for the account by EASTERN phIuos
but was helped by the buying OF thogias.rs MOI
| than ANYTHING csc. There was small spurt ~
| The Milwaukee, Lake Shore y Western stocks ano
| the common moved mp 10 wa Mhie inc pre-
iorrcd was not ~ active nor 80 tttonR iho NOV NOV
/
dcncc In the management aud the Increasing earn
| ings IA
| cant aud the dealings featuTclcfs. Tho openln
| of the market was duh and fairly steady but IN
| buying df the CHANGERS impaired strong tone Y
| the market and Rock Island led OIL with gam .
per cont, followed by Northwestern, ~. Pnu
and Others IN turn. Transc0ntneuth shOWe
signs of weakness, but had no effect upon the fes
1.-The list aud In the afternoon ~ Paul feache
tic highest point II has attained since the ran
from the great break last september A sma
realizing movement toward delivery hour settle
prices oil somewhat from the best figures but u
close was dull aud strong ut about the highest i'
| the day. , -,
The only decline Of importance was IN Tenncs'
ConI which icll on A.. per cent, but Milwaukee
Lake Shore q Western fOso 81. me ptcleflea ~
; ST. Paul preferred 29s the common L. and u"
lingtOn per cent 40, ,
Railroad bonds were dull, and while there WIS
firm to strong feeling 10 the dealings IN the ave
noon the market weakened toward the close, ~
! the hnal changes, while gcnerlly ur sllght va
tons arr quite Irregular The trading wns VI,
Out spscinf feature Of note, and the tothl trans1
| lions were only II $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
GENERAL MARKETS.

Quotations remain unchanged today, the market
being steady with moderately lair business lilu.h
have been marked lower
Amount OF grain in store ct The elevators Corn
ii.2sl bushels; oats, 9,sli bushels
At New Orleans there is no change In the sugar
market Prices are steady the slight reaction AT
London having checked the downward tendency
Molnsfcs quiet and Arm. Rice steady and un-
changed.
Chandler Brown & Co.. OF Chicago, wired their
Memphis correspondent Ms 10 the grain market as
follows "Whcat closed strong under good buy
ing 10y Hutchinson and tho Wall street party
through White 4 Cottrcll who we've free sellers
cnrly In the session. Tho fact that export clear,
nnccs from the scaboard for the week aggregated
nearly $50 900 bushels or over 100000 greater than
for the same time last year, together with the DIG
visible supply induced good buying late Ia th'
session The weather and crop conditions arc eN
| trcmely favorable We believe In short sales on
bulgeA"
There wns some further cnlargmontin the move
meut of hogs says the Cincinnati Pic Curfeh IN
total packing In the West for tho week thowln
10000, agniust 10000 the preceding week. 10
the same time last year the packing was Hu,Vo'
| showing less than the preceding or sncce'ulh
week The aggregate packing from March
1.7bO00. against ,5i0,O1J year ago-lncrcaic 10
900. There il no complaint as 10 quality OF VI
stock being marketed, and the country was prob'
hly never more free from maladlcs among SWIM
Prices Of hogs In leading markets arc about u
same as n week ago. having declined tlirhu
during this time aud ooucpondinCly improved
most points.
The London Marx Lane Express, Of the lSth'
lis weekly review OF the British grain trade, Say
Heavy imports have tended To dcprcS Engii'
whcais. The sale Of English whcat during u
past week were G3,556 quarier nj 2a lod' again
ip,Oj6 quarters at gis 81. during the couospondll
week last year Fine noum are suniy held ].
! poorer grades are weak. Foreign whcat hayed
!, | clined 3D. excepting nno Rusian, the price
which Is maintained. lhrloys are down al. Go
Is depressed. Beans aud peas are firm. AZ toda'
market English and foreign markets were hnn
The demand WIS smaller The prices OF Hour We
supported Cora was stronger ai III advance
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

CANNED GOODS iincippics si.i,gLSn
f,,,rhrs ihs ttaudari siaistiht sccuud, ti!ON
NJ. tomatoes = lhs siaudani, +, .tl', llf'smulaul
sLUl strawberries a q. iihspinr.,s, ~ hack'
h0ffir. fLul urCcn riEcs, tlh ielt. ti..,'
uumagi. ID Afpnf. GUEST i oWrn curl,si ~ W.
titrru ts,as gi stf..'n. Cove uyfifr. tnll wtiRhi
4 ill., rn'.pIc. Z lta ID hsl. CO., lisht weight eW Z
H.. giUi Cnudcn.Ci milk -,mWn, tNls lakle'
$50. swis. elii tnlmuh tinWiW rarnn,A
m 'st mustard ftriiuca. al.aA AagArrvls tLl''
/ ~ herring narkprui. giiA
FlOAN-puru white. t't AZ OF white At "a yellow
| clarified Ntagsg fviuvd Az a. tinitnfu fnihu'
lated. pc. powdered. ~ H.. cut boat, wic, open kct
| Nc. b'tfftw steady. a.
| coil ~ .Cnmmuh,i5 o. H.. urlinafy, i,c ialt ~
prime rio. in n choice tn fancy, H.ic, Oh tnN'
| efnmrut. hiUtats steady. -.
| NALI-sariuhW. fLaiaii.n prf hufnl ONE
| River q gast.a1 ~ hnfrl iuui.lana, tiiaeLA
! ,arls line. ti.bu Ouirs. ~ pats t'tNlc
! WCF-inuisianh, a iuc tafulinf, ef'c
| IANCUaaaNN.c 49,
| Ciiri-E- rhine niif, - New Nuts iacioil
| -. inll rfcnm, ~ Young America, l.r.
| MOiAn-ks=tnulsiana. common 10 ialt, ..tlll
| pfimc rhOicr. edttc. fancy, - cyutflihEa'
COMMON a. ialf gi.t,ss prime u ohoicc' 3tiA
. ! syrup. liftinr. nfuA ~,
fCHNbifs-siicks an sllc., IN bss ~. and hrl'
o,ysiiu' =. fancy nsiuftcd. y'.tii'fs extra hhfl
! iift W.. TIM.
| fall WelghL uln.
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Gr0cerics.

NEW YORK, LAY 10. --Cortc-opions opened
irregular. b6elO points down, closing barely hcady'
10 to 10 points down sales, N,ilO bags; inelud,
ing May, slGdiaiG.GG juno. Sl6d5 July SIC 20
0ti6 ~ August Sl6Si0tlGm september. tl'.OOe
l5Oi; October si70i. November, sl7l5TlLaf Feb
riary. siL2JaiIiO. spot Rio quiet hir cargoes
snqartI.nw. strong quiet refined dull, steady.
Molasscs-Foreign, steady New Orleans quiet
Ricc-fair demand, steady domestic EA9Nsc'
nuiierHQuict. weak: western dairy, o9l3c; west
orn creamery Hale.
Cheese strong; good demand.
NEW ORLEANS. L., May -Cofdc-sieady
aud firm; Rio cargoc'' common To PRIME hess
Ricc-sicndy; ordinary to prime. a,9gSc y
Cotton seed products-Nominally unchnngcI
sunar-s tcady, open kettle. strictly prime bplOc
rold 60 prime diSc good o. fair, Ghc,good com
mon to dir tc centrifugal OF white lh'lhctsc
prime yellow clarified, ic on prime yellow clar
lIcl ~: seconds, ~ 100 lai6c
Molasses-Op,n kettle nominal centrifugal,
strong prime TO good prime, 2lw&c hir 10 good
fair. 2Ot2lc: common 90 cool common, ln@i,c
Inferior, iac; strictly prime Sc good PRIME SIC
cINClNNATi. o. May ia--Buiicr dull fame,
creamery 100 sc. choice dnlry, ltMlic,
sugar-in iair demand; hard refined Ss@gs
New orleans, = go e.
Frgs- barely steady NJ lie.
Chccsc-ln moderate dcmandi choice mild ne"
Ohio Hat 90.
mo pFJANEtRO. May n. --coHec-Regular frsi
10 rris prr 10 kiios: good second $50 ris. Ne
ccpts ,ufing the week. 5000 hag.; purchases a.
the United STATES. T5.0lO b1gs; clcarinceN ir III
United smtos 10000 bags stock. sas0,o bags.
CHICAGO. M, MAY ia-on the Produce TX
change tulny the butter market vas weak; lhnc
creamery iGsttS choice 10 t9s l2ltlsc..hnc dairy
| iifiCc: fair Ia guoi. icli.c.
Errs-IlmCr az l2'Sc
SANTOS, Mn,ii. -Cofsc-Goni average, & 100 rel
per 10 kil0s iscccipts during the week, i3O0j hng
puruhasss Tor the United states, ll.Nobigg clctl
| auccs ior tho United States, 3i,uO bags stoci
| lll 30 lauA
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Household supplies.

Vrrtr Steady. utaurcs .Mrssin1. sl'o4lW
trr int California siul ivr hnx Lemons tA.1
IL n1 taf iuK. taualns, tilnsf3 a ~ bunch
haf,a. s.ifr ilrt a. I'.r Iff rluui
arm lsag iu.Ilui pHt uf. uuci apples, &C
80 10 tfnm ,tnfc. bucd pytrhrs, ie'ic ifum
VtgFr Nu.Ts- onlons - rcf bfi. cablavc,
New orleans rniir. 81 slattui garlic, ~ tsf lW.
NTTEa tuaInuts. ft.a.ttuI ~ 100 icnuuta,
NlnluIa 1asr lsuucssit, tafWrfs' sinrs Hffl's
r'asic,i lattr higher thrllUi. u1i e.. white. ~
spanish. De-. iVcaua ictn. Oh, t.tlAs AfAansif'
a'fif. Italian ghrsiuuts. ih.ttNan
NIIiLitH NutItuuC, ll.fiH. creamery 9.ilNf
dsify. OIL ts's tHuuifl butter ih.fl.r.
IbtAIutsat lnu. ai.aafi.il prf uri 1cls, N
/ lg pcf hw Utah s,tHN W hu surcl tAuo fAa'
'abEg Ozark. ESQ rcr bd. aui $50 pcr hal
| td.
| NtNTGAW- rti. itBiac
! IUUs# sirnly boxes. luU catcf 'ie
iuutTiN Chickens. young sin CD N mifel
/ tttaaiil hens. $3.50 =, gc,sg. ii'' iAvt ducks
/ rLuNtIN
| utirii TIsu -uur,io. i.tT psr lt cat &C. ~
/ lh Gamr. tFfFh. trout. etc., 1907 80 TO- -
| nAtlNH-inuduu lu}rts, giut ttliiuin.a' ~
/ 'riCKiu -ihis $40 half hris ilol
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1000 bales, Of which 5000 werc American. Re-
ccipts. 1000 bales, Of which 6,60O were American.
Closing quotations were rs follows Good ordi-
nary, 5 ill6d low middling. islCd; middlins, ca
good middllng, sd.
Futures OPENED quiet and closed steady.
These prices are given la pence and 6iths, thus
COS means 63-0ld, and BOZ means 5 1Gid
At 4p.m.. May, SEQ buyers MayJunc, 500 buy
crs; June-July, 500 buyers July.August, b6O buy
| ers; Augustseptcmber, 5.5s buyers september.oc'
tober o. 10 buyers; octoberNovcmber, 5.33 sellers
November December $50 sellers september 35'
| huvara
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TIslf-MarkCWl. hall bfls, No ' $40 No. >
e..,. 30 s,st 1918 Kits 40 l. slah No ? et2s
No q 49, uy Herring Family, &c ICr box. n.
4 me- herring half bfs. o. "a Nhiio fnh-ilah
hds $50 .....,. g.. 49,.
r4r cured nnms no. .alii.c breakfast BACON, N'tts
10 81 eiguf rIh side lncpn lsil ~ Hhuuldcfsrt,w
a. a.. bulk polk ClCat sides, ntsici clear fln hlu's
ostsfgf a.. lnuu c'cIr Niffe r. shoulders, i'a'f
LAKp-ics. fr halt hlrfvlsl ~, keEs rs
choice kcitic. "a, 0tnri quiet
qunt,cra. ',ffic city hogs Oti'r county dics'cl
'FEir-Brls s0l hall bsis. $50 icrs
/ efln
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WHISKY aqinlsht Kentucky Bourbon, q.
Coz Huirr.uin nud iluUOu tuuuiI.s. ttm Wtl.9
fiIut EASTERN nCs tiun.i 81 ihNuriius 90 age aust
make common whisky, iNrttl.n, nrLufding 10
prui Nuthua urdrf 90 90 ccui quoted
UtN -tifu.,i b zoe doHutic tl,sfisl Tot im'
'GNAsl Eri.u. -Rri clover. e. rs hu. hcris e'l
on hu. dfrhafi ~ 10 hH uuufhf fIlt ftw nui
ueunnb mlll,t s,.,uy bu iinuFnrnr. ''JNc bm
HAbUiNUaH sirE
TiraauM
tiiUT-nIur. tili. buck. Siia
ilAn#F.HiA
IAtiuN 40
kNUFr- Da rta fioTs ialrit. fio.i, lhii'
ruad fi.t Cell a. Az, f.w
tUWptE-kcrf, t'Ut half kcst. t25h ahaHet
| kDrs fias .....-
Muli..uuu3 rrIhte WOO. uuu1shri, w. q
/ siraf gfun1 wull stfsD bury, wuh'd' MthN'
! tub Washri. .ni.r ,-,
I tfts,. rrru rltUt. No lt'r 80 p .gi aiccn,
| o. drrrtins % 80. thc,rssint. g. tli.N heml
rHl 49,.
coALoiL-rdmc white. wholesale lots, We re
rGhAo1o-common. DtDl other grades, q
I ns'r
I Uft.WAN. Ne
/ kAttHatfun ffOn steel $50.