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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
AGES OF ANIMALS.


A CAT lives 15 years.
AN OK lives 25 years.
A DOG lives IA years.
A BEAR lives 20 years.
A LION lives 20 years.
A HORSE lives 25 years.
A CAMEL lives 40 years.
A SHEEP lives 10 years.
A WHALE lives 3D0 years.
A SQUIRREL lives 8 years.
AN elephant lives 400 years.
A TORTOISE lives 100 years.
A GUINEA PIG lives Z years.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
Jud.s I.corIot Nailed ar Last.

Judas Iscariot was prisoner at the Tombs
Police Court to-day. He sells gingerbread in
Printing House Square. Policeman Mackey,
of the Oak street station, arrested him near
the Ben Franklin statue, for remaining in one
spot longer than 10 minutes, the limit fixed by
corporation ordinance. Judas was fined S..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
senator Beck NearIy WelI.

WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator Beck is
almost well again. He is still at Fortress Mon
roe, and will return to Washington as soon as
the weather becomes settled.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07

NEITHER the rain nor President Harri-
sons remarks on Civil Service reform, sue
ceeded in dampening the ardor of the office
seekers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07

officers. His Lordship omitted, however,
to add the instructive fact that his own be-
lief in his own infallibility makes him q
signal example of the besetting sin.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
Must Marry or be sned.

Miss Fanny Mandelbaum, II years old, and
Morris Frank 20 years old, promised on Wash
ington's Birthday to marry each other. Three
days later young Frank backed out OF the bar
gain. Mr.. Mandelbaum had himself appointed
his daughters guardian by the Supreme Court,
to-day. so that he could sue young Frank for
$4,000 damages for breach of promise.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
Mrs. Henry Fox.
Father Coeu.

TIFFIN. March 6.-3frs. Henry Fox, aged s5, the
Oldest resident Of Seneca county dropped dead to-
day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07

LORD WoLsELY recently advised the
Woolwieh cadets to shun conceit, which he
declared to be the lbesetting sin Of English
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
Grace church Eutertainmeur,

musical and literary entertainment will be
given at Grace Reformed Church, Grant street
and Webster avenue, tomorrow evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
SOLICITOR GENERAL JENKs QUITS.

He Tenders His Resignation, bur VIII
Initiare His Successor.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Solicitor General
jerks has rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent, to take effect at his convenience. At
torney General Miller to-day requested Mr..
comes little more familiar with the business
OF the department, and he consented to do so.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07

DUBLIN March 6.-Father Coen, of woodford,
the famous agitator Of the land question, is dead
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
A HORSE HAS RABIES.

He Was Bitten by a Dog; Became Mad and
Was Killed.
HARRoDsBURG, KY, March 6.-About four
weeks since dog with the rabies attacked
horse and a calf belonging to Samuel Gulder,
living in the Cornishville neighborhood. The
animals were impounded. On last Sunday the
horse showed signs of the disease by frothing
at the mouth and dreadful contortions. He
killed the calf, and was shot to prevent further
Ynfo0hiaf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-07
r. A. Declination. Rises. Transits
March Is. Oh. SIN. 10 ~ north 26 P. M. 1858 NJ
March 25. .6m. 17o 5V north 2O4 P. NJ. 912 p. NJ.

Uranus is morning star, and can be seen by a
telescope mounted with circles. He is just
barely visible to the unassisted eye, If his posi-
tion is accurately known. His apparent di-
ameter is Y.8.
r. A. Deelination. Rises. Transits.
March Is. .1dh Ism. 1885 SOUTH 1881 T. NJ. 206 A.
March 25.. 13h I'm. 7o26 south. 7:50P.M. i:26 AM.
Neptune is evening star, but is not in good
position for observation. He can never be
seen with the naked eye, and requires a good
telescope mounted with circles to show him.
His apparent diameter is 2".5.
X. A. Declination. Transits. Sets.
March 15 .3h 52m. 1So 3 north 4:39 P. N. lao VI.
March 25 .3h 53m. 80 So north 400 P. NJ 1919 pm.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01
THE RAINBOW FALLS.

there visitors who
without doubt thoroughly
appreciate the beauty the stretching
the hundreds with outlines remarkable regularity
Occasionally who
without dmountng with light
Indicating observer rather the condition his head
than anything e 70 know those little things down there
they call the Rainbow Falls He speaks
reg if he would scarcely allow them be fourteen feet
height distance concerned apparently arng under the
could pebble right
posite bank although probably rock thrown his standpoint would
reach the river at ALL and he Of ha
been badly deceived Such evidently has not what his
might exceedingly hyperhc imagination pictured
than he truly the falls for they dang and famng with
that need xaggeratng make them worthy
the admiration No indeed fully them at
single all their different phases
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01

off horizontally gigantic inverted
shaped body At other the whole full thick
and only occasional gms the falls obtained when their dim
outlines much gea %r proportions than usual.
Perhaps the most connected with cold weather
varying forms assumed settles the and bushes
that find fothold along The
the usual that often heavy like light
fall But sometimes if light breeze blowing from the FALLS the
formed into
producing delicate combke pendant but with
pointed all gitening
transformed
fl Still another quite different produced
till after settling the thus
the malerlm branching
projecting all directions Not unfqueny Of the
to the earth and them
And lastly will speak Of the rainbow
phenomena worthy mention
fixture with firmly imbedded il either
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01
ey are ever changing with the seasons, the condi-

single OCCASION changing
hon Of the atmosphere thesun
In when the river it's highest wn
late cod
falls with dull heavy great
Of rolling off down the river stand
columns the seehg By
comparatively low and clear and the water cngng
various projecting descent
before reaching places however, especially
the middle the river there sheer fall
the year.
Quite number
usual island covered with and brush
falls divided the smaller extending the
the bank with intermediate rapids between them principal
In the waters edge the right bank
jecng the brink Of the fall and water
when better estimate the distance
picturesque view Of the flights leading
Some Of the most noticeable beautiful
falls observable in cold weather when the
greatest it perfectly calm after frosty night
will ascend for hundred feet marking locality
miles the pes instead Of column
apparently unconnecd with the will
dr till dpate the rising Sometimes
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01

which, doubtless, the provhal gold
prototype the
laws When the getting low the probably
glimpse although
morning while viewing falls
formed, distance below, of
the usual width and extending upward at times quite height
through this the thick mist rising from the falls in Volumes
whing and twisting mix the changele
watched till behind
faded rapidly The glowed its
thicker approaching
twilight ohscu1ing everything rom
r.
territory Leslie have, through their
during the
United
creasing the Of their rich Offering"
In diversified Montana gander
valley plain
States It which the by its its
The Falls Of the Missouri types magnificent
which all with
like the weird Of the bad
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

CANNED Goops- iincapplcs. Al. 256t. 20
rcncle., ? lbs, standard, sl..Sttl. %. second.
500 Tomatoes. lbs, STANDARD. SbGiish. 3
lbs. standard, 500 Strawberries, si25.
ia pbcrrics, sl.2A. lllackbcrrics, slO, Green
gags sl.2A lcar. s2O. plums, 500.
Asparagus SiOD. Green corn. InCtil as
Green Peas si.2a Cove oysirr- full weight.
NJ, on. lbs I asia a. light wcisht. as.
? lbs a. .OMul.lO CONDENSED milk. Crown,
sii1, Earc go. Swiss. 500 salmon.
II 55M2Ui. Snriinc-, sIjV mustard sar.
d,ucs, ti5o. Muckcrcl, -, herring mack
vrrl. clos.
sro,H-Purc white. 7c. on white. Ga.c.
yellow clarified, G'.c0Ar refined 4. nc:
standard gmnulatcd, 5A.tt7isc powdered
st9shc cut LOAF, S's9s'.c' open kettle, o
CgAe.c. firm.
CouEr-Commun iOc. ordinary, iGisC,t7c:
fair. i7aaCIisc; prime lilo. lS'sais.c. choice
g. fancy, lD'scsa's old government, JiCt.sic.
steady.
sur-sagiuav. ii3n0IB per brl. Ohio
River, sl.Mul.' prt bri. sicks, tine. ~. 500
lao. cuaisc 'llnfl.ih. IcLts, 2Att5c.
Mcr-l'ouis'ana, ihWo'c Carolina, "a.
5c hrn.
CANrip.-Stick. ali sifr. in h,s pals aud
hrls nniic. fancy, assorted, lU9i5r. extra
fancy. isa2,C FIRM
sTAuCu IwI'.c
MuiAssrs =louisi inn. common tn fair a9
ttWv prime, choice. Ifttl,. fancy. ttntn.
cCuiriiufils common tn .Uir 5ttFt. prim,
tu choice, jntiliU. syrup. 2uttttr. steady.
tuEur-iumc Hats, S'srpi g New Work
factory n't'aiuy TOLL cream, t2tsftI3c.
Young America. ISOLDE.
soar A'p CANDLE soip 3hG,'c. candles.
full weight leo.
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ruary, 972@979; March, osl@0,S5 April,
9.@@s97i May, 1907; June, 1ol6@lo.11
July lo.A@lo.25 August 1o.3O@.lo.3l;
September, 00i@o05. Sales, 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling 0lfc. Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations are as follows Ordinary, 7Ac
good ordinary, s9sc; low middling, &c; mid
ding, 9hc; good middling loHc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
rs follows January, 9l5@0iG; February,
DAG; March, 0.5l@055; April, 9.62@063i
May OIL; June o.7o@9sOi July o,s7@o So;
August, 0.sl@0,s5.-- salcs, 81 400 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon. Spots -Stcady, demand fair.
Sales 10 900 bales of which 800 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 80, 900 bales, OF which 2S 100
were American Closing quotations were rs
follows Midding 54d.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady
Irhcsc prices are given in pence and Glths,
thus: 6G3 means 6,G3-Gid, and 5.Ol means
5.1-0ld.l
Ala pm, January, $50 sellers January
February $50 value; February March, d. %
7'li'lNf hHl'l-N lIllt a. ~ N'll'lNt n l'ill-NA
h.29 buyers May-Juno, 5,3i sellers; juno.
July 532 sellers July-August 5.33 buyers;
AugustSoptemb $50 buyers.
HAvRr.
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres OrdInairc, CSfi February futures,
6IIc.
Above spot quotations represent G7Af for
30 klos OF low midding cotton. lIavrc
terms, 1885 kilos equal to 100 lbs, and o. 2JI
equal To 81
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes appear In the general market
list today, except rs to eggs, which are
weaker aud lower. Amount Of grain in
store at the elevator; Corn, 80, 2i2 bushels
oats, 5j,Gl0 bushels wheat 1873 bushels
A New York dispatch says There was
big furry on the Produce Exchange today
II was caused by the receipt Of u cablogram
from Antwerp announcing the failure Of the
big foreign grain fran of De linsson & Co.
A stampede followed the news, aud the mar.
kct broke llsc. May wheat went TO Sl.0OS.
The market recovered, though II was fairly
active most Of the day. There were good
buying orders and an advance 81 &c above
yesterdays close was reached In May which
sold at a or
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Itaa..haIa snpp,,..

fHu-sic,dy onns,, NOiaSH per
brl, slJoa2D pr box lemons - $40
80 pcr boz. bananas, 81 hpttl. pr bunch.
GmP's Malaga iUulHru Dates. 5Osc.
ArrLpt .5D6t2 20 pgr brl Dfodapplc,
ttglc Ter 10, irum siury Dried peaches, o.,
o. irum store.
G,sr- Quail. tiWai ., per dor squirrels.
To- per duz. mhhits. " unOti - per dog. Wild
turkey 5Jd7ic each. wood duck. II 500
10 pcr duf teal g. 21n2 iO per dor NAL.
hrl, e. .Ht2 iuIrr doc. Ncnisun saddles 4
winc per No. whole deer. ittiC per ~. opns.
sum, iHtt inv dressed coon. iOaAic.
ButrH= liuiiorinc De-. Creamery. g5f,asc.
dairy, 2ltt3n, country butter. igGtiGr.
WORKABLE Onions tLiNti.si Dor brl
Cabbage loose, hH1r kuuL Der br. luD
mAU half hrl. s.Ou2.iu Garlic. ca Dor
luu carrots. taHdAJp per brl. Reefs
t2NH21i per hrl raruips. $50 Der brl.
llurcmd n. sbUlCtf M per hfl.
Cinrn Ozark, 49, pcf brl anil $3.50 per
half brl
GvfNrDAR-rcr gal io6iec
Eaos-Uull. BrXcs. i2c. cases. igc.
hu'isa-londUn layers. $50, California,
e. ~ por box
ricEtr-Brls t05G halfbrl, 500
utttm-thirkrus. young y OnCf2 %
mixed, 22Aa23t. hons saAnS,gn0 nf.
keys young. ttUu6tUur old. tsUigfia IN
gccs'. FaihDtt5t ducks. sGNmg O dressed
turkeys ~, lie p,r round. hens. 81 .,lla
49, chickens &l"ba2u0 geese, sL0Oa
Ntr- Cocoanuis. $500 per 100 Peanuts
virginia 1aNblsC Tennessee farmrrs'
stock iffhc roasted ilso higher shellcl.
Icl. ltr willie. &c. Spanish, NJ. Pccans.
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DOMESTIC EcHANGE.

New York and Eastern demand, s. dis
count buying sight, ;3 discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans, - discount buying,
81 premium selling, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Louisville, demand g buying, par sell.
ing.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted tho following bonds; Four
and halls, registered, S6ij,oOO at 1885
$27, 900 at 1881.
In the local cotton market today spots re-
NAMED firm with sales OF 5000, Of which
1850 to exporters and 800 to spinners.
Liverpool is steady, demand fair futures
quiet and steady at an advance Of point.
At New Orleans spots closed steady, with
futures stcndy at an advance Of TO points.
Manchester cloths stca ly without quotnblc
change IN prices Yarns firm, demand light.
The New York market closed steady at an
advance OF Lice, futures firm and up 4 TO
points.
Hubbard, Price & Co, say; Despite the
fact the receipts at all the ports today foot
up a very liberal total, prices show very
fair advance considering the narrownoss of
speculation, and closed firm at a net gain Of
6a7 points from the lowest figures OF the
day. There Is no assimahlc cause for the
improvement beyond the following That
certificates at their present values In New
York, relatively the lowest market In the
world; good property or that with u lower
bull speculation but little difficulty would
be found creating market Tor them, q
level much higher than that now existing
On the other hand, IL il To be borne In mind
that the successful bears stand rondy 10 at.
tack the market when any substantial adj
vance has be-, n effected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
Grain md Provisions.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. l5-Trading In wheat
was active and the feeling developed deci-
dedly unsettled and nervous. There was big
buying and big selling. and between the two
fluctuations were frequent with moderate
range. The market was again largely local.
The opening was strong and prices %6llGc
higher and with slight fluctuations advanced
lc more. This was due TO good buying,
largely covering Of shorts, though there was
some wheat taken ON by parties for AN adj
vance In expectation uf reaction after the
recent large decline. Bat the speculative Of
ferngs increased and prices settled back l9sc
below the top prices rcnched early IN the
morning, influenced some by reported fail
urc In the grain trade at Antwerp But
active buying again SET in, and the purchases
credited to large floor traders, and prices re-
covered lAc, the market closing about &c
higher than yesterday.
Corn was quiet but firm. The market
opened nj about yesterday closing prices.
advanced &c, ruled steady and closed &c
higher than yesterday.
Oats were quiet and steady and price
changes we're confined to &c.
Mess pork was active and unsettled. Open
ing sales were made at aOc decline on ycstcr-
days closing figures and was followed with
further reduction OF i2lsml5c. Later the
market developed considerable strength aud
prices rallied 40,U2iJ gc and closed compara-
! lively steady az outside figures.
Lard was moderately active and unsettled.
Opening sales were made at 2lfM5c decline
and further reduction of 5J7l.c was sub.
mittcd to later IN the day Al the decline
the demand improved and prices gradually
rallied 'fGtlcc and the market closed com
pamuyCly steady.
Short ribs were rather more active Open
| ing sales were made M luGl2 lsc decline and
| q further reduction of &c followed. During
| the latter part 81 the session the feeling wa,
stronger aud prices improved lU@i2}so aud
| closed u.hcr icaly.
The leading futures ranged n follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
Miscellaneous.

WHsRY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl,50M60 90; Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at Sl.35 TO $500 sharp advance
on October Eastern ryes, 81 $4,000, ac-
cording 10 the age and make; common
whisky, Sl00@l.30, according to proof; moth
ing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING--ll Aml3c.
TIEs-Sl. l0@l.l5.
Suor--Drop, $40; buck, $i45.
lEAD--5l!GlGc.
TALLow--lEc.
SNurF-Garrctts, $l0.75 Rnlphs, Sl0.25;
Railroad, 1928; Gall n AXIS. 800
FuGs-liear skins, Si01@70O; mink, 100
45ci coon, hunter handled, l5@75c; country,
handled ljCJGOc; otter, tlOO@0.0O; beaver,
Sl.0OaG00 wild cat, l5Gg3Oc; fox, ljG15c;
muskrat, lOgi5c; opossum, lOCDl5i wolf,
6Oc@s2OO panther 6OcC9SlOG skunk, $50
soc.
PowpER-Kcgs, $500; half kegs 1915;
quarter kegs, $40.
Coat Oiic-Prime white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gal
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashod, Is
(d2Oc clear, grease wool, 2Otg2Jc; bury,
washed, 20M3Oc; tub washed, 5000.
ToBAcco-Common, 2j@3Oc other grades,
G0dS5c.
BEEswAN--2Oc.
NAns-lron 500; steel, $40
IlpEs-Dry flint No. /, DC; No. Q &c; dry
saltcd, sc; No, ?, &C.; green splted, No. /, 81
Ct6c; No. ., ic, green, &c, decrskus $50 Zoe;
shecpskins l5c6Is 90; firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

Fiu-Mnckcrci halt brl. No I, -. d0Cg
O.OD, No ., sSUnGSJu. No. ., s15O. lO.bl
Kits, No. I, si.3t No ,. si2i, No. 3. $40.
Dry herring. family. 3bo per box, y. c. roC
herring, hall brls 800. White fish. halt
hrl S55D.
Hoo rEomrr,- Quiet; pork sii cool Is.
sugir-cupd hams ~ iCtiac. breakfast bacon.
llCti2c. bulk pork, clear sides. 7isc. clear
rih sides, 1sdc long clear, 53.c. shoulders
Gisc
fursu ME,rs-llccf hindqunrlcis sac.
furcuunricr, J6tic. city hogr. 7Ct5 sc.
county dressed, 5Ct5is b. per 10. sparc ribs.
sc. hnckbonCs, ~ psr 10.
L,Hp-Ics, sc. half brl,. s'lc kegs, SIC.
choice kettle, DdlOi.c. firm.
Pos FLn-lirls, 500 half brs, $50.
kcgs, Si2A.
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Brcn,istuiIs.

FLouR-From store, common, 81. 5ort3G0
family, SL2lml 30. choice, SijOaI 90, fancy,
Si65m5n extra fancy 3i0a5.jO; patent
-. 10000 steady.
CoRN Mru.-loarl, $3.50; roller, $40
quiet
BEANS AND Pas Navy beans t2.25, me
dunn, S2Ol
GCtGIsc, ginger snaps. 7@sisc. assorted jun.
blcs, lOMl2c, crram crackers, Tisttslsc.
oar MEAi,-ln anlf brls $50 from store.
CRACKED WuGAr-ln hall hrls $3.50 from
store.
lInNINY AND GnItF-Frnm slnrc. s325.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
lIuNiNY AND Gmn-From store. "a. D.


CoRN-From store, white, inc; mixed. i5c;
from leycc or depot. white In hulk pc. In
sacks ljc, mixed, IN bulk Zoe, IN sacks, ijc
lRAN-from store. SIC; from lcycu or lie.
pot slG5n
llAY-t hoicc, from STORE. s1ifc car load
from lcycc or depot, ,lGmMiGjO prime,
from store, sDeN'g. ear loud, irpm lcNcc or
depot tliwmlh.|o. prairie from store, ~
oHhc car load, from icNrc ur depot Slu.uOa
llW
ONrs-lrom store. white. 3,r mixed. BIC.
from lcycc or depot, white In hulk, 3iGEic;
IN si'ks, SIC, mixed, iu bulk, 20 a.. In sacks,
Ne
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

closed steady, SOLO points above yesterday
sales, 81, 800 bags, including January, $685.
@l5'45; March, $l5.l5@l530; April, $l6.25
@lo.3O; May, $l5,l0@l53G June, $4,000
l535; July, sl5.25@l5.40; August, $3.50
@io.6oj September, s1540@l565; October,
Sio'4o, December, $780, Spot-Rio firm;
fair cargoes, TIC.
Sugar-Raw dull fair refining, 4 1860
4Iso; oentrifugals, 960 test 6sSc; refined
dull. Rice--Iirm and quiet.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-The Dropers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 10000; ship
ments, $500. Market slow, 10@l5c lower.
Beeves, Si.25@4,6O; steers, S290@4 TO- stock
ers and feeders. S230@33O; cows, bulls and
mixed, sl.4o@2S5; Texas cattle, 5000
$50.
IIogs-Rcceipts, $4,000; shipments, G,O00.
Market slow, l5c lower. Mixed, $i.S0@5. 10;
heavy, A.S5@5. 10; light si.s5@5. l21s; skips,
S3.O0d510.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market strong. Natives, S2.75@5.00; west.
em, sl.40a4.So; Texans, S3.OO@3.50; lambs,
Si75@G75.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
NiaCrtLANIOrs nONus.
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed Grm. middling. O0iGc. sales, a.Gpo
bales. including so bales last evening.
Of which 2soo bales to exporters aud 40
bales to spinncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 7A.c. good ordinary, s'sc. low
mlddlinp g'.c, middlinR. 3D. Ice good mid.
ding, oi5iGc; middling fair IOsc fair.
nominal
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Texas, old, 5@sc. Italian chesnuts, 100
l2Hc.
PorAroEs--Firm, si.5092OO per bril- SKIS,
65@75c; Utah, $4,000 per bu; sweet Sl.75
per brl.
FRESH FIsH-BufIalo, l@2c per 10; cat, &c
per ID. Game-Perch, trout etc 5@Sc
per H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
pAiLY ooTtoV srArrurNr.

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X a. 40 MSLBRR 591. g. uGswRH.a.I
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on,. ita. Total. 2.Gd bales
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MR. 90. MNLRRM 60 t,NoNTHMta.
Total. s.py3 bales
DAILY ruRr Avp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
Wool,

ST.. LOWS, Mo, Jan. l5.-Wool quiet but
steady; unwashed. bright medium, i992GHc;
coarse braid, i2@ 22c; low sandy, 1ltglSc; fine
washed, inferior to choice, 3l@37 &c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton e-l6o;
Sales Today. 5000 Bales - The
General Market Is Steady - Meats
Quiet.

TrrsnAY EyrNING. Jan. IS. !

TUESDAY FyENiNG, Jau. 10, 1889
Money Is working easy, and those entitled
thereto find no difficulty in receiving accom-
modations from their bankers, Rates, how
ever, are unchanged, and remain at sper
ront