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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
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Nrw YpGR. Fob. 0-N1ncy ou cali easy.
with no loans. closing uIcr.l ut p pHr, cent.
Prime mercantile paper percent St.r
ling exchange dull hui steady at $50 iJr
siNty-day bid. and Sis' for jcmua.
The export, ~ specie from nee port ut New
York last week amounted Co $40, iSi. ui
which sBil luu WI. iu gold aud ,l-',Hl 40.
YER ~ the total export -'."n boz gold pnd
si2D. so in silver vent fu EtDrr aud $3.50 10
90 Boo gold and $50 silver went 30 South
America
The Imports of specie f1r thr week
amour. ed tu .lsi. -I3 vi which SIS $50 UHs
in gold and u. 80 silver
Government bonds have been Jun AMI
firm foo strong
state bonds have been neglected,
The siuyk market today vis comparatively
quirt. aud while there vas 400 inclination fo
advance, BE- was checked los rails upon 20
rruurrr- and th" Uln.S was generally 20 "N'f
figures than ihu.u ~ lgst evening lN' h'
preston oi iast night Wa- uI' over go. OFT
opening tlis morning aul t''l pN, M'IL
Centrally e 40 p per- r.Hi' lower Wy it..
evenings iEurs vt'h 'nhhn' w -'NN
PHiuc aud AiuhiIau showing ih' liia
losses London hld ''.n' .'l''f "l.
which nrruuut.l lDr The W.lkur though
| Id d, rrnum.y believed iAai ihH Hrl"n orig
mated iu Sew York There We uU a.|
ol silr buy'uF hy commission huu HHW'
ever the uara.t became strong uu arrive
8uI sIruuf throughout although g.. 4. g.
a /. while DC VS. muHul That llr lir.I
fHulns between I.Hl rHtI IHH ihr bE lNul
b.I actually been riu.H.l. developed marked
weakness HitHr opening up - ptr cent
| and rapidly lost over point lhHIr
was considerable animation Boz lev
of the leaders Iut toe general
| lad was dull until thr bat hour WHOM r.
| moro general di.iHhufIuu N business uys
/ rurf.l. Uul then strong iuur dilVr'lrd.
/ ne bear rt,lrI thU Granger, aud although
/ UIr Iu.a boo those stacks were SMALL ihH
/ general liat .ympliH.grl Goa marked extent
! l.dpI hy some r.u..atuuH Oregon short
/ Line was marked exception and it upnuu
| urI strong until thr rlu.D. Using per cont
| Pullman - NrIuF u.H.u 1ul 10 moved nI
pr,fIy rUfnt. The market finally rlu. q
| active ami weak Hi about thu lowest iEur'.
which were slightly changed from those ol
tbr opening. Oregon short laug !. up pa
but tUp other changes orc Tor .uill lri'b"u.
only aul ore lnJe equally divided between
gains aul lu',s.
sale. ui 900 issue" Hssr eating ~ uttu'p viii
boo su.Dul animation. The DEALING pro
| ..uirI y.E little feature ut any Mind nu.
vLup fhrr. NHs considerable strength show
ir tho raf'y trading the list sympl'hik".
lao with tHH decline in the shHru l'st, nu'
gr.lInir followed all over the list 1hl
I.... nrIulr Kansas City mud Omaha ista
iyI.HtWi. IHU sales OF bonds lur The wcr'
MN, sIi ON against fi., 5000 iur las
VUpE THO iIai llcs II stock, today wcr
~. igI shares Closing quotations.
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FLouE-From store, common, SI2ja350.
family SLOlaLiG choice, sl2E fancy.
$40 extra fancy 3j.2j, patent s5.5j@6OE
quiet
CopS MEuL-PcaH, $50, roller 500.
quiet
Br,Ns AND PEAs-Navy beans, S22j; me.
dium, 500
CrAcKrns-Soda. extra. bisr. treble extra.
GaB5r. ginger snaps. 7Ntsisc. assorted
jumbirs. iDMl2c. cream crackers. 740Sisc
OAr ME,L-ln half brls. $3.50 from slor'.
CrApEED WuEN-ln hall brl- $3.50 from
store.
il1mNY AvD Gnirs-From store, 1925
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Household Supplies.

FRUrT-Steady Oranges. Sg.5OGs 40 nor
box. Lemons, $50 as. 20 per box. Bnnonos
sl.5OG2,50 per bunch. Grapes--Malarn 81 o1
@9'OO Dates, 7@Sc, Figs, l2@l5c per 10.
ArrLEs-Sl.5O92& per brl. Dried apples,
&c per no. from store. Dried peaches, 2Gl3l &c,
from store. -
GAgF-Quail sL95@L5opor dog: squirrels,
.oc@Flw per dozi rabbits, Sl0O per doz; wild
turkeys 5Od75c each; mallard ducks ~ so
@21j per doz, Nenison saddles. lO@l2c pcr
10; whole deer, 5g6c per 10; opossum, 100
iOc, dressed coon, l0(G35c
NEGErABLEs Onions, Sl.75 per brl, Cab
bagc, loose, SOB; New Orleans, crate, 81. 90
(g32. kmut per brl, $500, half brl, $500
Garlic SOC per 100 Carrots, Si,OOU3 so per
brl. Bects, S25O9275 per brl Pasnips,
$500 per brl. Horseradsh S5@5. 80 pcrb
BurrER-Butterinc, l5c; creamery, 2SG3Oc;
dairy ls@2lc; country butter, 10000.
CIpER,-Ozark, $3.50 per Dbl ana $500 per
NNEGAR--pcr gal, l26l3c
EGGs-Quiet. Boxes, lie; cases, PC.
RAIsINs-London layers, $500 California,
S2.2S per box
PIcELEs-Brls, $3.50, half brls, $500.
IouLTN-Chckens, young, SL0d2.75,
mixed S2.26W275: hens, S215CD325. Tur
keys, young, 80)@S0O, old 7.OOatl 90
geese ,S35OHI50, duCks, S3.OO13.5l: dressed
turkeys, lOGllc per pound; hens 5000
$50; chickens Sl.5OG20O geese, Si.OJ,t5.Ol
PorNoEs-Firm; Sl50a2OJ per brr sacks,
dO@iOG Utah, SO90Oc per bu; sweet, Sl.75
per brl.
Nurs- .Cocoanuts $500 per 100. peanuts.
Virginia, sc Tennessee, farmers stock, 4 gGt6c:
roasted, lisc higher; shcled, rel, ic.
white, nc; Spanish, l0c. Pccans, Texas old
1ml2; Arkansas, 3gjc Italian chesnuts,
l0@l2l9c.
FRrsH FGsu-BuiIalo, l92c per 10; cat, ic
per ID. Game-Perch, trout etc, 5t0sc per
10.
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Cash quotations arrr us follows
f.our-Steady anI unchanged
500. % spring wheat tlwH lVi'a So
a...urvL,lt. IS, u.. SEQ liH luD lul'a
. H..fp 80. Nu. . quite. ar No. ryr,
Iu .. Nu. barley, uUuiuHl SO. ! haA.
tcrl. sl5tpume timothy wcl 100
N# pork. pr uH. ''Hllib
Lard. per 30 Dos. fN,t.F.
short fls ..lH. II... .fNl 10.
ury stltyi shoulder .OuEuuh .lJl'pGw
Short clear sides CLOSELY Oh aiHb3i :.
E.UUipi4=lfIuuI tu1 HHI" wheat, lt""
Iu corn. lr.HII Hu. ".'.. llrlNb hu i}rt
E.uu bu. barley Hum Nm
-IfUmprts -fIour .UU Ibia wheat 10.
ON Hu corn, $4,000 Nu Hlis liWl hui rye,
| l.uuI hu barley aiun Hu
80 foru. No., Fob. Flour Dull nI
Wbgt-I9vcr 90. 'inr va1 weaker
and there was moro u position 10 ."ll aIl
markets were lower, Cables dull weather
/ Uur rul general ulyIr. H.IIlHh W. 'I".
| was h,tfir below yrnrHN No. 2tri. 'I..'i'
|Diilg. May WAH" closed hi u'. hil,
| June W'sHiar r.H no 70" n".'' .''
JIv. HlI.HHi.ar rlH."I no hi.r h'u, IA.
/ rI.f. NiC. closed ai 81 nominal
/ gum-iuWrr. thp y.H . sing $50 'sc below
/ Yesterday. SO. mi1.I .I.u, ~ ". lthiu'
ary. 2, .c closed ni I"srii March, ~
] a. %. closed at gti.. ..Hl May $500
uf.r closed 10 gD.... q ... IlAi hllr. cIusrl
ai 80 Sc asked. August o.. i.t'4'se. closed ui
-0li-Flrmcr 80. p n.h, 2l4c nskedi
May, ., lsc.
! IFc-No. 9 cash. lI
| barley Nothing dHU. np demand.
HAS only bvt "-.. Hnniol prairie,
! ti5gfsAOO timothy. ''Bibph
| FiaS -Qnonbr $50, pure test
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bu; corn, 10000 bu oats $1,000 bui rye,

bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye
1000 barley 5000 bu.
hipments-Flour 10000 brls; wheat,
1000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats $1,000 bu;
rye, none; barley 1000 bu.
KANSAS CRY Mo, Feb -Wheat-Lower
No. ? red cash, no bids nor offerings; May
92c bid; No, 2soft, cash. 00lsc bid, 02c asked
May, 0Sc hid
Corn-Woak-No, > cash. 2sSsc bid, 2ial,
asked; March, 25hc asked May, 26ls@26L.c
No. , white cash, 25isc asked.
Oats-No. ? cash, no bids pc asked; May
23Ac asked
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CutLE-Choicc 90 extra, 3i,mlEr. rpod
303t: .caIawag, O. dium. U,H2isr.
choice icricr, 90 aud up "a ijr. feeders,
go 90 $50. 2i4M2Ac.
llpsz-Choicc light hogs. 5a5i,c. good
tHOic. common, li,aiisr.
surEr-U hoicr &C., medium, $685. com.
mon, >lulMi.iO.
L,Nn-. huicc. De-, common 10 good, per
head. a. JluIIn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opcne quiet and
steady aud closed quiet and easier middling,
03.c Sales, 1850 bales, including 5OO bales
lastevcning. ofwhich !, 100 bales 10 exporters
and $50 bales 20 spinncr.
EXcuAsgE Quotations
Ordinary. 75sr good ordinary, $50. low
middhng. Olfc, middling, oAci good mid
ding, lO'ic; middling FAR, 1880; fair, nom
inal; dusty, &c % lc lower
nAIIY cnTInN arArrMENT.
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WHIsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon.
Slmd60G Robertson and Lincoln Counties.
Tenn, firm az 81 .5Oti3OJ, Eastern rycs. - Ol
0tG0O, according to the ayi and make. com
mon whisky. 0lcGSl.10. according 20 proof.
nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
GlN-Sl.OOgl.jO for domestic; S2.Sj for
imported.
NGGINo-91lOc.
TIn-Sl -.
snor-Drop, $i.25; buck, Si.5O.
LEAD aOtCc.
TAtLow-ilEc.
SyuFr-Garrutts, sos; Rllph's. $40 ~.
Railroad. 49,; Gail & Axes, 500.
EuRs Bear skins, SluON1Ut mink, ~
CtGDc, coon, hunter handled, littSiy, Couu.
try handled ljIGic; otter, Sl.GgIOJ. beaver.
SluOaLuG Wild cat, ljd3nc; fpN, liCai5r;
muskmt l0a2ic; up1ssum loG nc, wolf
$500 400, panther jO1gsLOJ. skunk, loo
Sjc.
Powprr--Ecgs, 500 half kegs, $40,
quarter kegs, SIS
Cou On-Pdmc white, wholesale lots, Toe
pee raj
w Obituary grease wool. unva,hcl. H.
CIAlc; clear grease wool, 300 bury,
washed 2l.l3uc; tub.wbghcl. 3JrsIc.
romcco-Common, 2jgjlc; other grades.
Gl6rs5c.
lErswAN-20c.
NuL,-lron, 600. steel $40
llpEs-Dry lint MOL, o., 80. .. q, dry
saltcd, S.; No. ?. &c, green saltrd, 81. I, 90
t,jc. No. >, 3liNeis grrru &c. drrr.kins IS
IA I1r. shcrpskius. ti.Hflu steady
GAS, SEgDs-l,sl Clover. sb.2b hu, herds
sOd1lc bu, orchard, tljJBLiJ bu timothy,
Il TJt1Uu bu
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Impurts-.M 6CR q. u.s. M&TRR 10 Is y
RR. slgM&LRRRi .CO&sw ~. l., s
DARN u. % KC,B& v. 10 X G. N & u q
RilG.IM Rp. Tenn MIA, i2j. steamers, o.
wagons. -. Total. isb hilc1
Exp1rts-M &CER, go J. 4 n u, CO., c, q
GswRR.i $50. X c, 81 8 l. H. iOS Total
2.7s2 bales
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Nrw ORLEANS, La, Feb. 0.-Clcariugs, 81,
0SL37G.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. 0-Bank clcariugs,
So, $4,000
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 0.-Clcarings, 81.
90, SoI, balances, S3i6 2S3.
rmLApELrurA Pa, Feb. 0.-Clcarings.
$lu, 800, 3Sj balances, Sl,2,S,7Si. For the
wcck-Clcarings, JU6,0I5,l5|, balances, 50
2bl, G1l.
ST. LnuIs, Mo. Feb, O-Clcarings S2Oi7-
IA; balances, SigG3il For the week -
ClcJriug,, Sl0,3iNil0, balances, S2,gD, ~.
For corresponding week last year Clear
ings, slS,021, l35, balances, s',5lGON3
BoSruS, Mass, Fob D.--Clrlrugs, sll2ll-
2lu balances, Sl,Gl2,S $50. For the wcuk-
Cicarinys, so l3B32i; balances, SiO.i55.2 90.
For The corresponding week Inst year
Clcarings, SSl,Oia,ilS, balances. 80 l5j.lU2,
NEW NoRK, Feb, . Tho weekly bank
statement shows the tullnWiugchangrs Re
serve, dccrvl'e sLiiH 2uO iuuus, increase
O., lu3.9uD specie, decrease S2,J,l,UO, LEGAL
tenders, decrease sl,lOl,lOo deposits, IN
cryusc s3.SiG 400 circulation, decrease 1920
40. The bank, now hold ~, 1921 Ia cN-
cess ut 'hy - per cent rule tirurings tu-
day, ,l-2, IA UiG balances sd,2g5, lob. For
the wcck-Clcar,ns, S54p,35l 2is, balances.
so Gtl 1,l
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT FEBRUARY S.
PLANTATION MOVEMENT

The New York Financial Chronicle OF Feb
ruary o. gives the following figures Total
visible supply 2,7Ol, 1914 bales, against 1869,
62s in 1883. These figures indicate de.
crease of cotton in sight Of l77,74 bales, rs
compared with the same date IN lSss, and
decrease of l7l,6J3 bales as compared with
same dnte I'm 1857
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CmCAGo, H., Feb, Tho Drorrrs' Journal
none. Market steady; choice hcrycs. a. 2i6I
$50, steers, i2nohllO. stovkcr aud feed.
crs, S2.2ACt2iO, COWS, bulls aud mixed, 81. 90
Ot2m,
logs-Reccipts, 1900; shipments, 500.
Market strong and shade higher mixed.
- @0LSi; heavy, SLGOGLsj, light yi0iCt
i.ui
Shccp-lIcccipts, 500 shipments none.
Market steady; natives, - ,ltJluU. West.
crn corntcd, ,L2lmLGji Texans - uO1i %,
lambs, .I.gu6G2h.
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CoRx-From store white &c; MIXED, &c,
from lcycc or depot white he bulk, Soc, Boo
sacks, ijci mixed la bulk, JHg in sarks.
ilC
BR,y-From store, sjci from lcyoc or dc.
pot, slGOl.
HAY-Choicc. from store. SIG. car load.
from lcy,c or depot, siGOlaiGJO prime,
from store. Slftsic, car load from lrycc uT
depot, si5OO6Ci5.5n prairie. from store, jp
mGDc. car load, from loyco or depot 5000
GilV
Otrs-Fr1m store, white, SIC. mixed, 3ic.
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk. SO,
BE, iu sacks Sc mixed, la bulk, 2Dlsg To-
sHrE 8fc.
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-MEMPH1s DAILY 1PPEA1a SUNDAY. TEBRUARY 10. 1857

erls, s9llc; fancy, assorted, io@l5c; extra
fancy, lS@25c; firm.
soar AND CANDLEs-soap, 3I6@5c; candles,
full weight l0c.
CHEEsE-Prime, flats, sI1@9i!c; New York
factory 9h@l0c; full cream, l2y@iSc;
Young America, lSG14c.
MolAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair, %
@SOci prime, choice, 85G42; fancy. I5c;
centrifugals common TO fair, 2O@SOc. nrimc
TO choice, 3O@35e; syrup. 20M45c, nniet
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Grocrre.

CAyyUn Goops 3D. rincapplos, tL2ml5l
Peaches JOS. standard, tiJiniiI. second
siW. Tomatoes, . lbs. standard. JBte 3
lbs. standard, siOp. Strawberries. rl2h
Raspbcrrics. ti.2L Bhckbori,s 800. Green
cages. sl21. Poau, 500 rlums $50
Asparagus 500 Green corn, slOjHl. o..
Green peas. si2t Cove oysters, full weight
I lb. VIc. 2 lbs si.5,sli ~. light weight 61t
IBIS. - .OIMl1O. CONDENSED milk, Crown.
800 Eagle. $40, Swiss $40. salmon,
Si7jr2O0. sarlincs. $3.50. mustard saf.
dimes $500. Mockcyl, SL2j. herring mack
Crpl. ti.Oi.
sroNR-Purc white. &c; OF white, &c.
yellow clarified, Gam1Ac. refined A. &c.
standard graduated. 7isc powdered, SIC
SIC cut Loaf, sh8sAc open koluc' Do
$50. strong.
Corrrr-Common, 1910. ordinary, lie,
fair. lsisc. prime Rio, iO02OlEc choice "a
fancy 2ni old government 3lmjic HtrunF
SNLr-saginnw, Si.3Oatij per bril- Ohil
RIVER ti2Dai.i5 per brl. sacks fine sl,3)9
lao, coarse, sii0@Li5. pkts, 2AMic.
McE-Louisiana, ijl@04ci Carolina, Os
! e., firm.
sr,Rcu-3H@3Yc.
CASpirs-stick, al sizes, In bxs, pals an,
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CLEVELAND O., Feb. a-pctrolcum cnsy;
sw., liO', 7'sc,
WuwNoroN, \. c., Feb. o.-rurrcnunc-
Firm ut ave
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PnNE CRupE Ou-ilailc, primo SUNNI pr
yellow 5uujir. choice co Ik'ng summer vel
low 5jp5jc. cotton seed meal, alUrF les,
than ear load. ~ 80.
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dull; middling, su.i6c. Sales, I.4oo
bales. Quotations are as follows; ordi-
nary, Lice; good ordinary, 9-16c; low
middling slice; middling 9ll-16c; good
middling 10 5-l6c; middling fair, lie
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady as follows: February, $3.50
$50; March, 957@95s April, 96S@9.6i
May, 9.69@97O; June, 076@977; July, 9.si
@9.S5; August, $4,000 81; September, o3S
@94O October 9l7@0lS; November, 90761
9os; December oOS@9lO. Sales, 800
bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots dull prices generally in
buyers favor Sales 1000 bales, OF which
., 400 were American. Receipts, 1900 bales,
OF which 1880 were American. Closing
quotations were as follows Middling,
55sd
Futures opened quietand steady and closed
steady.
THESE prices are given in pence and 6iths.
thus; 6O3 means 6,63-6ld, and 5.0l means
5.l-6ld
At pm: February, 5.Ss sellers; Febru.
ary-Alarch, 5.37 sellers March. April, 5.36b buy
ers; April May, $3.50 buyers; May-June, 536
buyers June-July, 5H sellers; July-Au-
gust 5.Ss sellers; Augdst-Scptember 5.3G
sellers September $50 sellers.
CROP IN SIGHT FEBRUARY s.
1850 1885
Fort receipts 10 datc............i,57s,lS iG6S SIS
overland movements 10 Jan. l.. GOll@ G77SS1
Estimated southern mill takings
10 uHte'....,........... ,.,,,.,,.. 2NsO 2olhl
Interior stock excess OF Sept L. 32l,lb ALS3S
lolal IN 192,33J b"t 1N3
Decrease compared with IGi
Increase compared with 1851 lg2 plI
Increase compared with iS, ...... 2qi l8l
Increase com Jared with .sll
INTERIOR MOVEMENT FEBRUARY S.
Receipts this week 7i,7l6
Same week in lSSi... ~ 7OI
Same week In 1857 ..... b5OiS
Increase compared with lSSS .............. @ 5000
Increase compared with SS7....,............ 1865
shipments this week. 80 ~
Same week IN lSSs ...... 81 So
same week In 1857 81 jGl
Increase compared with ISIS ............... lisa.
Increase coDipAnd with 1887 ........... a. ii2
stock this wci.k 81
Same week IN ISIS ..... ..... ,Gs Cos
Same week In g 1gS
Decrease compared with lSNS 81 ~
Increase compared with 1857 ........,........ 352
PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
30
hs,tOt
th't
eNNt
loNl'ss''' $3.50
The New York Financial Chronicle of Feb
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INV YORK,
Spots opcucl steady and closed easy mid
Aling. 1910. Sales, 5ij bales Quotations
were arc us follows Ordinary &c, good
ordinary. sOlGc. low middlinE CSC, mid
slius iOi.c, good middling, l0'.c. middlins
inlr II i.iGs, fair, II il.i0c.
Futures opened quiet aud firm and
closed easy as follows February 900
$50 March, 03aosE April, op3geoE
Hay. ioO2eiO03. June, ioio8ioli; july
i0i70i0iS August i023@iO.2t scptom.
Der Osl@asS, October 00lg002 Sales,
$3.50 bales
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
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GENERAL TRADE.

Buy aud sell stocks and bonds through r..
4. Gulbreath. No 10 Madison street
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Fru-Muckcrrl. hall hrls. No. !, s., jlH
900 No. . ssUJHSiD No .. s7.jDftsOE
lob kits SO. !. si.3E SO. >, Sis. No. g.
$l.lO Dry itrrIut--lumiiy, 500 per box.
y e. roo herring hall bh-, $3.50. White
Fish-llalf brl., sSJp
Hoo pn1prg1s-Quiot pork siio1. sugar.
cured hams. iiMi2r breakfast bacon, lUa@
liifr. bulk pork. clear sides. ,H,sr, clear
rio ilc. Glm1Ec; long clear o.fp's"
shoulders. C44NHr.
Fnrsn ME,rl-licoL hnlqulrcu. 5Fic.
iorrlunrtprs. 2amtC City hog. U"fin.
country dressed, jb96c per ID, spare ribs,
5H,c. blckboucs, brgBc per lb.
L,Hp-rcs. 7isc. hail br,s. 40 kegs, ~
choice kettle, saMlOg quiet
Pos FEEf-lirls, yDOt, half brlS $3.50
kpus Etn1
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ST. LorIs Mo, Feb. o-wool-. Markc
quiet aud unchanged.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet ard Easier-Middling Cot
ton, 3-4c; Sales Today, 1850 Bales
The General Market Is Steady
Meats Quiet.
APPEAL OFFICE,

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb o. 1889.
Money in the local market is easy at ! TO s
per cent. The banks report an accumulat-
ing supply but the demand is sufficient 10
prevent any material lowering of rates.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

IL TOR MAN A BEAST. PENETRATES
MUSCLE FIBRE 10 TIE VERY BONE
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

suouLD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND fACroRYi
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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09
CONSUMPTION SPEEDILY CURED.

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readers that ! have positive remedy for
the above named disease BY it's timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. | shall be glad
to send two bottles OF my remedy FREE tc
any Of your readers who have consunp-
lion ii they win send me their express
and postoiliee address Respectfully,
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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09
THE TERRITORY.
The latest Territorial News Pertain
Eag To Mining Interests and Other
A5afters as Cleaned from our
Exchanges.

improvements to the amount o
S3S, 600 were made in White oak
during last year.
A careful estlmation OF the pop
ulation OF Now Mexico by counties
places the number at 100000.
The legislature is determined tC
abolish all territorial printing
which cannot be done by the New
Mexican. Citizen.
The house committee has re-
ported favorebly on bill appro-
priatiug Sl50,o00 for irrigation
purposes in New Mexico.
Two additional furnaces are be.
ing put up by the san Pedro min
ing and smelling company. Their
ore product has developed twenty
told.
There are fifteen Masonic lodges
in New Mexico, with a member
ship of 599. The first lodge in the
territory was organized at Santa
'le III IS47,
another outbreak of lawlessnesa
is reported from the Maxwell land
grant, in CoifaX county. A party
of armed meu visited several ranch
men. and ordered them to leave.
Great precautions are being tax
en- in Las Vegas to prevent the in
troductlon OF smallpox into that
town. The disease is said to be
vide spreading in that part Of the
territory.
The private express line in LIN
coin county must be areeular mint
to lis proplietorB, Ozane d Go. 1t
charges at the rate Of from SO to
SIG hundred on express matter
carried by lit.
Irrigating bitches are going to
make New Mexico one OF the most
prosperous commonwealths Of the
southwest. At the present time
great activity is being displayed III
the construction of new bitches and |
reservoirs, and the i'll proyement of
old ones.
Work on the big diiehes in the
Pecos valley IS at present at a stand-
still, awaiting the result of arrange
ments now ia progress to ush tae
OF the ditch more rap
laly. When the work is started
again in the ditch Siii be pas
through with rush, and tile COM
psny expects TO be &bie t. have eY-
III readiness IL deiIrtr wa
ter to settlers this summer, aud the
fairest valley that the sun ever
shone upon viii then commence TO
blossom As a rose aud gradually b.
developed INTO the Eden of Amerl-
ca. independents
slYer City Eat rrr r.
Inc CuIll5ie sl1elteF nus ClObeu
down.
The Friend boys, formerly OF
Silver, Ia connection wltA tie COM
pany winch they recently organlz~ /
IleI, are building Sl9,00O stanp
mill below Chiffon. 4 Dayton, =,
firm mas the contract. g
4
Judge CorDln, has very unique S
specimen OF galena and carbonate /
Of lead which closely resemOtes III
a duck nest. Ihe ore
IS from one Of the Judges claims u
n Chloride Fiat. II
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09

This week s run on the Mountain
Key will be the largest in the his
tory OF the nine and mill. The
estimated value for the week will
exceed IS, 600 in gold.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09

Uncle Ben Hobson has struck
some very rich ore on his Black
Hawk property, He will prosecute
work vigorously, being assured of
abundant returns. and possibly ere
the year is past will pay visit to
the United States dressed in store
clothes.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09

The interested leases at Juni-
per in the Stewart lease on the
Peerless have nearly two carloads
of rich ere ready for shipment.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09

Ore from 300 foot level west
crosse cut on Aztec averages S;35 in
gold and rs in silver.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09

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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-02-09

Improvements to the amount OF
S38,000 We're made in White Oaks
during last year.