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A celebrated wooden leg has been dis
in AN old Ninceuue- shop. which
was once "A srnithy. says the Paris cores
pondent of the London Telegraph. There
il abundant eridene. To- prove, that the.
relic in question IL the sham limb which
replaced the leg which Gen. Dauunesnil
lost ia the big war; Of ia. first ~Napolcan.
This rugged old warrior defended tb.
fortress of Nincsnn.s against the allied
army. aud il famous for having said Ia
the invaders wn"u summoned To Civ.
mp th. place: bring m. back
my leg which you iE,y. shot of aud you
shall have my keys Thr. wooden leg
now found hal bsSu sent by Datiui.NniI IL,
"A Nii's-nii'-Sr stuith ia order To- liz. 'sliosl."
az ia. general oppressed ~. B.for. tile.
article wac sent back ia. old warrior died
suddenly. and th. sham limb remained ina
TIA" ancient srnitby until IA. present day.
Ii viii now III. placed in ia. artillery
museum OF Ill" Hotel dee InyaIid.r among
many other martial and historic souvenirs.
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Mrsrhonf Tsssreier. "~klnulr." he said
SOFTLY, as he. pnllssl osst tho trs'usulo atop in
his lmrynx. will ySu MARRY me-" NO.,
she answsrsl. with all tlsc cnrUsstncss uf
sincsrs, conviction. He uaslsssl ns 10 tn
deep Thought, and tlscn saib: "Strsnwc,
strange how - simple word rsvtsrs sss'sscn
aW. almost certain that ! have hcAri
that tssfsss.."
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vlmslinsir's ~rrlstivr. and frtcusls ~ le.getm.
4 unmy wakl that prtsssr Peter, at tbssscst.
bssrH, after having tss-s ss.ijsSrtsse so all
kinsls at ps'tty sli9esss and tn.alts ~ sisr
sx,ssrt sis,s-s tIsr utts,raucr of hts vs,ssMsrks
a.. mlssvr unussxi. has rss,cmtiy lssu driven
Ca rs,siWu tlNs cpsnssMust In ttc Russtnn
army Wllirll lee, has lsclL for slsc last stx-
nus1-tWenty ysxlPA.
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ai i.tSt ifuitiit "a tirtil<>iph tcck bliic' III
ou. OF the most famous salons OF the cap
itoi a. To what would nave occurred III
nonr of TIN. royal party had escaped with
their lives IN TIN" terrible railway accident
at i5orki - year ago.
Prince Peter of nLl..nbury. who hap
pcn.si Ia la present. and who until ne
Gently commanded the corps dArrnee of
the imperial g,iari. immediately ex-
claimed: "ln that case l should at once
have assembled the troops under my
command and caused them to- takc the
oath of allcgianss. tn thc Grand Duks.
Vladimir as next i'm the line of succession
to- the THRONE This remark made the
rounds oil the various clubs and salons
herr. and finally came to the ears Of the
emperor. The. latter. although fond OF
and di-tr,Ists the latt..r's wife. who is "a
German princess of the grand d,cai
house Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by birth.
and who l.ss retained her Lutheran creed
instead OF becoming IA member of the
Russian orthodox church.
Horriftsd at the barc idea of "a Lutheran
princess becoming czarina, and aware of
the enormous influence which, his bca,iti.
ful sist.r-in-law exercises on her huge bu'
somewhat stupid husband thc emperor,
general Of the holy synod. NJ. Pobledon.
otSof. issued in July last AN imperial
ukA-c ordering the succession 10 the
= crown. According To- the terms Of thir
decree members Of the einpsror's family
4 welded To- princs--cS who bav. failed q.
, at u. time of their marriage arr
' a.harrb from all rights of sue
? '.--SioU to the throne. Not only ths
I Grand Duk. aud Grand Duchess Vladimir
with their children. hut also the emperor
/. tbirI brother. Scrgin-, who IL married o.
Princess Elizabeth. of H'ss.-D armrtadt
Z are affected 10y the ukase. which has givcf
!. Immense onsBss. to ti. Grand Duchess
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GENERAL TRADE.


No changes were mlio toiay IN the local market
li,ts by the Merchants Exchange committees.
Monday morning NJ tliD o'clock the daily call oi
stocks and bonds win be resumed nj the Mcr.
chants Exchange. Grain In store at The elevators
Corn, p6,ta1 bushels onts. iG.Sla bushels In the
cattle market receipts during The week have been
moderate aud prccH ur1 frm az quotations. with
light supply. Hog rc'clpts have bcen light nni
the market j. about haru demand good aud price,
firm. There IA "a good demand Tor sheep and
lambs. but none ARE In The mnrfot prices strong.
A. Sew orleans the sugar demand nialrhs all
oncrings promptly, but prizes lack some Of the
that characterized them somc days back.
Mola.scs receipts arc light with good dcmand at
firm prices Them nu change Ia The rice market.
pHccs while stronger mn not quoinbly higher,
but the tendency T. toward a higher range.
A telegram from Ht Iouls states that uic banging
trust or pool which causod q good deal oi excite.
mont aud excited much opposition on the part NJ
cotton phautUrs aud uthuru lnat yenf. tnd which cx.
pifcd by imittlun last ncccmbcr "a u announced
here, has practically been rcorsanircd aud will he
run or managed by the nmc parties as before The
plan Of opcmtinn will not bc The s1inc as inst year.
however md puccs arc not expected % b. pushed
up to high, but Il Is nlicgc1 Inst Il viii not Dr. long
before they mach ioc per pound. II II said that
there h o corner In jutc butts In Ncw York aud
that they are q hall ornt higher than they were lat
HCnHon.
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
r EAL ESTATE

No. co.'s Rim the Chancery Court Of shelby
uonniy-Aurclius T. Cole ct al Va. Alice Belle
cole ct nj.
ny virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for sale. Gu.
tcrd IN the above cause on the 9Th day OF Feb.
mnry. 1850, 81. H. o. page 81. I Will sell NJ public
auction, 10 the HIGHEST bidder. IN front Of the
CLERK ana Masters oficc, at the Main street en-.
trance Of the courthouse OF shelby County, Mem.
phtl Tenn. on
saturday. the 3Oti Day OF March, 1880,
within legal hour, the following described prop.
crty situated in shelby County. Tenn, to-wiE
Lying In section ?. mngcs5and q, Of the Eleventh
surveyors District and In the Seventh Civil Dis
thct Of shelby County. Tennessee beginning al
The southwest corner Of Gooch a stfothcu' 5000
acrc gnuL ul which this Il n part, thence north
with the west liuo 81 said grant O. chaius aud 81
Inks u the southwest corner OF the 100 acres sold TO
James A. Crchth. thence east with the south line OF
aid peh acres . chains aud ~ links 20 the south.
east corner Of said tmcL which h also the south
west corner OF a ENaucre fct0m 10 A. y Cole.
ucnce continuing east with the south line OF said
Coles ~ acres = chains aud II link 10 his south.
east corner IN the Germantown and morning sun
mad, making a total distance Of 80 chains acrus
the two tracts 81 Cr'nth 4 Cole: thenro south with
the Germantown and Morning Sun road Is chains
aud " links a. tho E1uthcast corner oi Wina1eld
Coles go acrcg thence west with HIS south line
act' Fuant ~ chnius 20 the beginning, containing
Xl Hri0l acres morn or lc-L
Turns Of salc-onc- halt cash. balance on a credit
81 twelve mouths note with security required
lien retained
This pth day 81 March. 1854.
= n MCifENRN. Clerk and Master
X. u. JOriau and Henry Cuft, Jr. NOilcltouL
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By TELEGRAPH.
MONEY, Bonds ana stocks.


NEW YORK, March 2l-Moncy on call ruled easy
with no lunns aud closed Offered at ~. rHinc
mercantile paper, q 1905. sterling exchange dull
but irn nj L034 for s~iKtyday bills. aud Gssjl for
dctnnud.
Government bonds have been dun and heavy for
the a. state bond haze bccn dun and entirely
Tie stock market todny WIN an extremely limited
affair aud outside ul the movements ln three or
four stocks the DEALING Wcre entirely devoid u In.
tcrst The trading, ~ usual NJ late. was confined
Tor ne most pnrt io the rrulpiug operations II the
tmder. md as The dullncsl inyiteda turn mon The
snort hdc prices were snggcion below lltnNoi. hut
tlnNly, with lnslsniHclnt fluctuations I'm al except
Chicago Gas, Burlington, thV.ipcnsc y Ohio nnts
pfrlCrftd nnd Pullman. the range. 81 prices
in NO other sock reaching a. much rs "a
per cent Chicago had ONE selling oulcrs IN tic
market, aud Lpadun bought u ioN 10 iis spcciaitics,
ahd thcnu VAS the usual Halted buying Tor lu.
Nctncnt. but the operations VI tie iridru kept
the mhfact IN " icvcrIth ttito o. ruughout. The
Fencfal expectation Oi Hu uuif Vumh.c iuut state.
mont aided w drpursslng prices. aud the announce.
mcut nt q log Tn reserve nt over million aud 20
quarter proved ~ have bctu iuly discounted
tlrl utlDca were fairly steady us compared with
Ines ~ iuHi evening, uud tptIu strength vus SHOWN
ilfh snort ilinc w the u,tN tmdlls. When c.cfy
ihtnR Out burlington WIS carried up above the
q, niiig hfufc lh' lccine fuln hemu. however
aul Chicago uv nui DARLINGTON iuut The lead.
Clfh lgins over r. inint frllninn wns the only
Hrung fciiufc of tlo LET There was u bsttcr tuuc
tow ~ The end ~ the sreluu. but thu market
eluayddull and heavy generally Insight fractional
loses closing purys nr irregular bat E~aucntly
lower, aud while Pullman ross "a, che pclkc &
Ohio isis preferred lot a.. nnd Chicueo Gns aud
Darlington ~ pVr cent each.
The dcaliufs IA rilnuld bonds were GA a parity
feature iur nost of uc irnos dclt in. Inc ale,
Wachtd only ltN,nu. Tie issuts 20 tine fauuo..rc
Coal rud iruu touutny wete the weak spot iu the
hHi bnt although thu general tnue 90 tIo market
Wis nrm The majority oi me Important chance
ale Ia The dinrliiun ~ loWgr prize. The ln.cs
Include fonuosou Coal. I,Antssou division O., y,
at ui
The s,ica for tho wcck wcrc sl.g1LUoo. ngnius.
s6.0aoV tur lnst week The total inics oi tiOcsA
tpday Wcru eA,2Di thnncS Closing quotations
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G~rocertrs

NEW YORK, Mnr-h 2L-Corse-Ogiions opened
sirafr nui UNCHANGED 10 10 inints down. cioscd
urH ami unchanged % ~ points up firm cahlcg
uiud rtc lusiugae Gales W,2u BAGS, including
Mnrvl. slh'1tflhh Aprl, $40 walled NAV. ailNi
WlliF luie, $40 Ollie August, sis.tat7.Hs
september, tit.Atsi5,HU. November. slIualaGE
loeinhcf, tiAittlahf January, s~i1.tnW9tdGL
tlut RIO, bur,N stOldy3 fair clrFHcr. itLG
rusaf law hrm ani qulCicg N.l unnihs.d 5.lcc
centrifugal, W uaL Go Refined nrmi modcrutc
demand.
N~olgsas-fonclgn strong E1s test &c. New or.
lcuus quiet. OXEN kettle. El1d 10 fancy, 2satlc.
hity quiet aud steady domestic bsSe e. ia.
pau, t.uA1.c.
MN ORLEANS. Ia, March R--sugnr-strons
nnl hi2hcr lnuiti1iua open Kettle. prime. o. ~
fully iair , il.iGc good tlf, sec. Air, 5HC cen.
uliugnl, chuirc white, 81 chuinc yellow clarified,
ne prime yellow clahrci, 1tf0 alBg cd GLOW
clarified, g. seconds. f.e6fsC
Nuc quiet aud steady ordinary 10 prime, az
Wr -
Coiion lccd products nominaliy unchanged
Mnlufvs Hiuady aud IRA, opon kettle. strictly
prime Be- rurd prime, aiQtC prime. AeGHN.
inif 90 EOoi ittT aesleci common 20 guoicou.inun.
Nesl ~ centrifugal. strictly prime. 4sg,lac. prime
coniuun % gUUd cumunou. itdipv. Inferior. ic
CiNClNNAiL q, March 2-whisky steady
sales ea bfis huisbcd goods on a buis Of sL0L
hrtcT quloi.
-usar Ia rood demnnd and higher hard, refined.
Zee e. NCW Orleans, 5s00llg
feg heavy ut A.
thctrc steady.
CHICAGO. o.. March aa-on the Produce Tx.
change teiay me nuttcr market WHs slow cram.
lt.iltg daIUs .lC.
igsa veal. fnr.h. iOaiic.
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DOMESTIC R%xCHANaE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount Eastern points,
sight, l-5 discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago, lilo discount; New
Orleans, I discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
sl.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago. lilo premium;
New Orleans, par,
Local stosks and bonds are in stronger
demand and are advancing steadily.
In the cotton market spots closed quiet
and firm and unchanged. Sales, l,sO0
bales, OF which 1900 to exporters and 500
70 %spinners. Middling and higher grades
are in demand at Lie to bc above quota
tons, but these grades are not to be had
In any quantity. At New York spots
closed quiet and steady, and futures quiet
and steady; March advanced point, other
months unchanged. New Orleans spots
closed quiet and firm and futures very
steady; old crop months up l TO 9 points;
new crop months unchanged. Liverpool
spots are quiet and rather easier, and fut.
urcs quiet and steady at a decline OF 2
points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Foreign
markets naturally declined in consequence
OF the heavy movement Of last week, but
III market shows more strength than It's
friends anticipated, and Yesterdays prices
were maintained on very small transac-
tons. Receipts at the ports today, 80 far
as known, are moderate and tho nntici.
plated movement for the week is 80, 600
bales. The long interest in our market Is
strongly held up on that ground hat our
stock will be required for consumption at
present prices before September l, and
that IL will need continuance Of adverse
circumstance TO cause any further dc.
precision. Adyices from the next crop
show from the farming operations are we'll
advanced, particularly in the Southwest"
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?sH@si.m and July at sssz9ookc. Following the
bulge there was big selling Of May. The
CLIQUE houses are closely Watched and no
there seemed no aoabt that falrbapk
wheat went out above sl.07 quite freely, At the
same Tune reports Of rain wheie most needed were
wired rom the southwest and the fever TO buy
SSomily was quickly over aud the price went of from
gsO4c 70 ssTc. May, after touching the top for the
DAY at slOI14, went of TO sl.0l1s, rallied 10 sl.O6,
went on 10 Sl.O5 and again rallied slightly before
O'CLOCK pm. June dropped back from sl.0 to
VIC. during the last hour OF the session May
wheat held around sl.05 until Just before the close
Tnen y went down TO si.oi1I closing at slOi9S
Corn was fairly active and Gtm early and quiet
ana easier later: The market opened NJ about tho
closing prices OF yesterday, wns hrn and advanced
a quarter cent on covering by shorts. Influenced
some by the strength OF wheat. Offerings became
larger at the advance, the aggregate being SUM-
cient 10 more than satisfy the demand and the
market reacted, declining &c, closing same as yes
Oats took slight bulge carly today in sympathy
WIN wheat May opened at 25J4c and closed at
2y4c June sold at 25Ic@2jLc.
The market for hog products exhibited consid-
cradle strength during the greater part Of the day
ana prices ruled higher on all the leading specula-
tive articles. When the extreme figures were
reached the offerings were enlarged somewhat and
prices receded. Toward the close the feeling was
stronger aud prices were again forced TO outside
closed strong.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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CO"RRESPoNDENTs.
Alliance Bank, Limited, London, England
Chemical National Bank, New Yo-l
CHANCERY SALE
ESTATE.

No. $3.50, Rim the Chanccry Court Of Shelby
county.-Stnte OF Tennessee vs.. W. ]. Smith ct al.
II VIRTUE Of an interlocutory decree for sale, en-.
tered IN the above cause on the 2ist day Of January,
1889, NJ H. ca, page 80. ! will sell, at public auc.
ton, TO the highest bidder. IN front OF the Clerk
aud Masters Office, at the Main street entrance OF
nesscc, on
saturday, 18th Day OF April, 1889,
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty, situated In Memphis, Shelby county. Tenn.
lot 5, block 70, fronting 22xs0 feet ON the north
side Of south street. Memphis. between fernando
and besoto streets; sold as the property Of Z. BrOn.
ner, w. l.. Bryant and Emma partiu.
A lot In Book G2. fronting 2OXlO7 feet on the
south side OF Gayoso street, between Dcsoto street
and the bayou; sold as the property Of Mary Leon.
Lot 2 block 8. fronting G9xa5O feet on the west
side OF Chester street. fuld rs the property Of Jos.
Mitchell, A. friedenberg and W. !. Vance.
Lot . llock ~, fronting ioxGO feet on the west
side 81 Causey street. sold as the property Of Thos.
ROtchiord.
Lots p, p and "a, in block %. fronting each
2Nl2' iect on the north side OF Jackson street.
Tenth Ward; slld usihe property OF IL. II. Brewster
aud w. W. Mcdowell.
Lot 81, in block /, fronting 20 feet by i2i feet on
The corner OF H%rgadwuy and Wright avenue; sold ns
the property of Dryer.
lot "a block !, fronting 2ixlO0 feet on the east
side OF Warrington street, Tenth Ward; sold az the
property OF J. frledbcH, L.. Workum and L. r.
Lot q, block l. fronting 2lxCO feet on Water
street Tenth Ward; sold rs the property Of Mn c.
v. berlin aud W. l.. Mnnh.
Lot H. block T. fronting &xioO feet on west side
Of Second sircci. Tenth Ward: sold MS the property
Of ~ = Andrews, 4 r.. Andrews, Ellen NJ. Hongnn
and William HoWan.
lot Y, block 10, fronting 6jxii6 feet on north
side OF s. Paul street. sold "a the property Of Mn.
Sallio r.. Hunt.
Terms Of sgle-On a credit Of six months, note
bearing Interest with security required, lien re.
tnined. redemption barred.
This III day OF March, 1Ssa.
r.. H. MCilENRY, Clerk and Muster
I. II. aud e. W. uclskcll, solicitors
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H~Af-Choloo irum store, xc. car load. from
lc,co OF depot ~tlhA1alGuf prime. ifum store, sts
- car load. irum lotcc ~ depot stts1NihUs
pfaiiic irum slufc AVtsr uat load. from lryes of
depot tiu.unfliiuu
CuiN-ftum siouc, white. tH'.lilc MIXED, &C.,
ifum lcNcc ~ depot, white, ~ bulk. uftilc. In
sacks, Sc mixed, la bulk tC iu frkE Gle.
HAN uum store, btttisC irum lcvCc or DC
uuL tiA0uHilsn
uAlH=ifun siuuc, white. gGailic. mixed, STA
&c irum lryuc uf depot, white. lu bulk. liHLc
Ia sacka. a. mixed. Ia bulk, Er In sacks. g4t,n
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uread.guU..

FfouR-From siorc. cholcG slioaL2t fancy.
tlOotttFW extra fancy, s.iussL ~, patent, tAflN
aH. arm.
CltiNMEAL-reari, tiin. roller. sti0tt9t arm.
nkANs AMI fkAs-Nayy beans sln mciium.
Sou.
oATurAL-ln bali bris ut0fom store.
CkAtkElNaNuia, extra, te tr'hlu extra. CO
6hC ginger snnps, t0fs'r assorted lumhlu iiFf
t2ifs Curnin trarAtfs, s.Hsir.
CRACKED MiikAr-ln half bts, $40 from
store,
liOMiSY AND GmTs-from ,torc. sJ.g.
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Provisions.

Fis1-Mackorcl, half Iris No T. Si Is No 2.
30 No, 4 tUt i0lh Ats. No l. si.1U. Nn u
slH No O $50, Dry iicrdur -lnmiiy. ac pcr
ffh-tlllf hfln $40
liuu PRODUCES Firm potk 81 8afia sasugaf
Cifcd hams uNli'sC hfrnkiasi hacun, t1hei1tsc
sissi 40 vi uss9n. bulls lotk g,caf
fhuuldpfa n.
LARp-Io ~ halt bris. SO tcrs SO
choice Kettle. stsminc. frm.
fltAil MtAIra ltnf hiud1utnrr. tasc iorr
quarter 2aHfir city huga UatD Ouuutn dusrrd.
3 ~ 30 pound spare uus $685. haCssonu. B
Nfr ret 10
EiGd fK1-Ihs. Ro9 hAli bfis $3.50 kces.
SD.
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cash quomtiong were Us folio ~:

Cnsh quotations were rs folio vs..
No. sbdng wheat sl.O2,l9tOgG No. spring
wheat, nominal; No. ? red, Si.O21 4@i.021s,
No, . corn, SIC.
No. . oats 2i3sc.
No. 2 rye, &c.
No, . barley, nominal.
No. l ilaNsecd. sLhl@i.j2.
Prime Timothy seed, si.3s6l.I0.
Mess pork, per brl, sl2bO6sl2.5l
Lard. per 100 he. 500.
Short rib sides, loO.e, SG25OG -.
Dry silled shoulders, boxed, sti1@h76
Short clctr sides, boxed, tGJOmGG4M.
l,cceipts-Flour, 400 brls wheat. 1900 bu.
corn, -7a,JO1 bu oltS l8i.OJJ On; barley. 10000 bu.
hhipmcuu-Flour, 600 bris wheat, 500 bu;
corn 5000 bui oats, N,ON bu; rye, i,OJJ bui barley,
%,Oh Lu.
ST. LOUIS, March .s-F1our very strong. hut
quotlbly unchanged. Whcit-Cash highcr. dc.
mand better Options rhcre was a further adj.
ynucc this forenoon, following a lan,cly higher
Chicago market and with advances at aIl points.
shorts bought freely early, but this demand slack.
curd and with rclnpsga elsewhere. prices went
down. The close was 1T the bottom with May, &c:
tcriny. Ma Z red, each, V2lspltlc. May. g1jfGtuc,
closing nt ~ o asked; July, ait@T03ntc, closing
nj hiAo asked; Augrst, Wtaestc. closing al Hc
u,kci ycar ,sjstfg4c, Il u.usat - asked.
torn-strung aud Ia demand Vi advance early,
bnt beclme unsettled aud hullly closed veal; No,
SissSdi . juno. 81 =. clS iag at Il aiS&,eofs July
at s3lc bid.
uat- trfulli 40. =, Oisnt 20 ult. May 1uitC
hye-N1thing doinr No p iic.
lHrtry-Nufv doing, but generally nt very low
prices ulCs, Wisconsin, At irc. Iowa, fic.
uay Nothing doing pniHe.si5o9s1.Oo timothy,
s1iOGi2u0
nran-fairly active and steady, bogj2c.
llA1sccd-alth
lcad-Duii aud veal, slEN asked, $50 bid.
Iutter-Qulet aud easy, Northern rol, ls@lJc
DAIRY 2lto4lg creamery, .lttsit
Es,s-steuiiy declining, r4l-lc.
tUrnmcnl-iium at ti,plNiNa.
iluyitipus-fimUr, but quiet.
lurk-iliEheE a. SITS. IAni-NOminally hish.
e. $40 for prime sicinL Try flt nests -no1cd
shoulders FAlllef.t..g long. g.. #. ~ clear rlhs.
tiHeh 90 short clear, Ai1aln2s MirOn-lloAed
shoulders, eNuiaH.ilk3 lone, .GWtffus clear
nls t.up slouucar, S.i2ssL.C. iains-stcady
~ tinU ot.Ut
lrecyp-finnr, 500 bfls wheat. 2L0Db m corn,
bu.
shipment. Flour. so0 brls wheat LOJl bn:
corn ei0Q bu; oats. 1890 bu. ne, 100 bW bar.
l'y, lUJ tu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-25
eraIn nna Prn,l.Ion.

CHICAGO lll Manu- A The operations In
wheat TO-DAY would have been ueafdei NJ wonder.
~ hut trf the Tact That luf unEu ~ pficrs aud In.
truslp Of icrllna u ioll ~ lfluw yesterday Inc
market urpnri excited. with Mag selliur 10 l.ul4
lpl'f the htsi lev miuutl- aiicf which that iutnfe
~. neglected. fnd The ~ va ont to takr luiy.
While The deferred futures were bclug picked an
lnrlf, the. mort Fcuw arslu tunkc out in Nav.
1hg rutc hnd eanei ol 20 Unf4 aud started no
viii . rish, which ,ndci Al ttei.. June rold a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-25

CHICAGO. ui. Manh 2L-The Drorcrf yonrla.
reports CltuC=hc rlp.s. gi.uuu heed. thiumUnt.
uulc MARKET strong .hcctca tluttia risrrs.
tIt.ltpf tlngtrn aud fcelcr. .1Lal.gi COWS.
bulls rul mixed sI.5ieli0
~uuss-loeipt. lnlhrad, shipment. aE0hcal
N.rkrt firuufcf md ~ higher iulAoi, NCfigI
a.
sheep Receipts. 100 bead shipments. none
Market ftrIiy uHtivcs. elmartHt Wrstem vrrn.
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