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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

Csc; Q lbs, 800. Condensed milk, Crown,
s6i5. Eagle, $780, Swiss, S6.l5. Salmon,
S,S5 Snrdincs $3.50; mustard sardines,
$3.50. Mackerel, Sll5; herring mack
srGAR-Pnre white,7H@79sci offwhite, u
arc; yellow clarified, 7@7Hc; refined A,
re standard granuiated 7A@sc; pow
dered, s76@9c; cut loaf S56@0ci open kettle,
5%MGI4c very strong.
CorFEE-Common l7l9ci fair, 1916 prime
Rio 10000; choice to fancy, 2OHc; old
government, 32@35c; very strong.
SALr-Saginaw, $l.35@l.40 per brl; Ohio
River, 81. 25@l.35 per bril- Louisiana, 81. l0@
100, sacks, line SlJO, coarse, sl.25; pkts,
246g7c.
RlcE-Louslona, 4]1@O]ci Carolina, co
&c; firm.
SrARcu-3@3hc
CnErsE-Primc flats, ---; New York fac
tory, -; full cream, l3c; Young America,
13c
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair, %
630c, prime choice, 359i2c; fancy, 45c; CEN
trfugalg common to fair 2OD3Qc prime to
choice, 30lJ35c, syrup 2O9l5c; firm.
CANDiEs-SticlSs, all sizes, in bxs, pals
and brls Sh@9Lc, fancy assorted, 0199l2Hc;
extra fancy, llCg3Oc firm.
Soar AND CANDLEs--SOap 359goci candles,
full weight, l0c.
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GENERAL TRADE.


In thc local market today cornmcal was
advanced Zoe per barrel by the Quotation
Committees Of the Merchants Exchange.
Sugar was moved up &C aud coffee lsc, other
articles unchanged.
At New Orleans, while sugar receipts are
light all offerings are promptly absorbed.
| The demand Is good and price. are higher,
| ~ sympathy with New York. Nlolu.,c.
continued unchanged, rice IN good demand,
all offerings selling rapidly. Stock mod.
crate.
The London M1rt Lane Eyrc0 review Of
the grain trade OF the liih inst. snys the
value of the English wheat advanced slowly
during the lir.t part OF last week. Then
mildcr weather caused halt aud on most
Of the exchanges prices are inclined TO re-
code. The condition Of samples az London
has improved. The average price Tor the
week ended on Tuesday was 32- "a on sale.
amounting to 2l.501, an increase OF - III
over the preceding week with larger sales.
II l. probable that the next report viii show
a reaction. Tho sales of Enslish wheat dur
ing the past week wcrc G2Hi7 quarters Ut
5os 81, against GLlas quarters 1T 30, "a
during thc -ponding week last year.
Tho supply Of Hour made from 1857
wheat b. becoming lighter and prices
have advanced a. English aud Amed.
can nours were firm until Wednesday. since
which dat, they have been qmcicr There
b. 10 fair Inquiry for mating barley. The
supply OF fine is mcaggr California barley,
hari stccly. although satisfactory in color is
only bought boz thc ahsrurc uf the best. Oats
have been firm lately. tho imports increased
Large arrivals oi corn have modified prices
new American Is quoted at Dos I'd, old at ~,
81 aud Galatz at -, a. AZ t1uly's market
English wheat wa iIrmeL FOREIGN was
steady. with iu increased demand Tor Aus.
ITALIAN. Flour was steady There WI, a
small supply u fresh capoc, Of oats
Stocks were good. The inquiry lc.scngd
aud prices dil not advance. Beans and
pens we're firm. Corn aud feeding barley
closed better.
The marketing ~ hog, In the West, says
the Cincinnati P,irs CancaL Is maintained
/ To q liberal extent, for the season largely OK.
cccding the corresponding time last year
| when "a, movement was quite small tn,
pork packing Tor thc past week has beer
approximately 2ij,OOO hogs, compared Will
ijJ,OOO the preceding week, aud $4,000 la
year. An increase is shown for nearly nj
points now operating The weather ha
favored the movement oi hugs, and with
more encouraging outlook in the market
Western packers have absorbed lafse pro
portion Of the supply. Prices OF hog, hav,
not changed much during the week ,howinl
some improvement at most ccntor at Ia,
! tsiuau
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drain aud Provl.ions.

Cp.cAas. H., March IA large business
was transacted IN wheat and the feeling was
nervous aud unsettled With price. lower.
The opening wus influenced by lower cables
and far weather hero and abroad. Finan-
cial Affairs In Paris are still unsettled and
had a tendency to create weakness. The first
sales for MAY were al i.0s5sc decline from
saturdays closing aud quickly declined &c
more but good buying, chiefly from shorts,
started the market up and prices werc'ad-
yuucpd &c hut nrHin became weaker de-
Ginning &c under renewed pressure a. sell,
o prominent .ocal tudcr being credited with
selling freely. About this time reports were
received OF export buying la new York aud
a rumOrcd sale OF Hour Ia Minneapolis for
.exrori. This started shorts 10 covering aud
prices advanced sc, huctuaicd some aud
closed about 3sc lower than Saturday. July
ruled comparatively firm, opening &c lower
than saturday. closing. advanced llsc. re-
ccded L. ruled strong and closed isc higher
than saturday. There was good buying for
July mast Of the day.
A very fair business was reported In corn
and slightly lower prices were established.
/ The feeling developed was somewhat easier
| though quotations were narrowed within
! ac range.
Oats we're active. The feeling was weak
| aud the range Il prices lower. The best
| buying came from shorts, but had no effect
| ON values until prices had declined &c,
when n rally Of - followed. June received
more attention and commanded a premium
NJ L@Ac. The market for May closed
steady at R@hc below Saturday but June
WIS steady.
A moderate trade was reported In hog
products and the fluctuations In prices were
| confined within a narrower range than Tor
several days past The receipts OF hogs were
! larger than generally expected, with prices
| fayorng buyers aud this had a weakening
influence and caused a decline In prices for
the leading articles
The visible supply Of grain, - reported by
the Board u Trade, In comparison with that
Of one week ngo, IL. Wheat, 3i,5ii,O0, de
crease. g2B U11 corn, iluji.U0 increase. l,
I22Opt oats 10000, decrease, 10000 rye
1854. 90. decrease, 5000. barley i,O5O,O0O
decrease, 10000.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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rise, however, continued without check m
til nearly noon, with Lackawanna ana Chl-
cago Gas most conspicuous in the rise.
Comparative dullness then oyerspread the
list but prices slowly advanced without any
special feature until the eclose, when was
active and strong at best prices. Pullman
scored net loss OF per cpnt., but inc resi-
of the active list Is almost invariably hiSher
and Burlington a. Quincy rose Ia, Mahhat-
tan ~, and Atchison per cent .,
Railroad bonds were very quiet al inc
animation impaired to the dealings being
from the activity OF the Reading issues, ana
the second incomes furnished S2O8,OOO TO the
days total Of 1881, 900. The market sym,
pathized with the weakness in the share isl
at first, and while there was better tone late
in the day most Of the improved changes
this evening are In the direction OF lower
figures.
The total sales of stocks today were 3lS,'
G63 shares. Closing quotations;
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, l-lO discount Eastern points sight
is discount Cincinnati St. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo discount New Or
leans, 4 discount
selling-Now York and Eastern points,
81. 80 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet, with
sales of 200 bales, all TO exporters The New
Orleans spot market closed quiet at decline
OF I-l8c, with futures quiet; March advanced
2 points, with other months unchanged.
The Liverpool market closed quiet with fair
inquiry; futures steady and of ! TO points.
At New York spots closed steady and un-
changed. with futures steady; March up
point and remaining months advanced 10
points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say "our market
opened at small decline, showed more
signs OF strength and advanced, closing
steady at a gain Of from ? to points from
last evenings closing Liverpool soon
showed better tone and there was an ab
scnce Of sellers. The local shorts interest
took occasion TO recover Trading was very
limited, rs the market was without any
tendency IN either direction. Receipts,
while large, are not considered excessive,
and the operations Of the Liverpool syndi.
cate are OF such character Us to prevent
any weakness In our market"
Port receipts today were i0,75i bales, OF
4,67s bales in excess Of the receipts for same
day last year
Reports 60 Brddsirocfs by 2,77i CORES
pondonts at 2,ll0 towns in the ten cotton
States show that g37 towns held stocks 81
February ~ lsso, Of 49, 900 bales cotton
against stocks on February I, 1850 at sam,
towns, OF 2G2 $40 bales; at l,5l2 towns M
stocks are reported; at i2i towns on Fchru'
Any ~, 1889, there were l0s.OOO bales cotton
held against i2nO01 bales a year ago Re-
ports Of the percentage Of the crop mar.
kcted ON February 20 1889, by l,26s cores
pondents a. per cont OF the whole number
answering this question are that no more
cotton remains ON plantations while 7l2
correspondents, q per cent Of the whole
number report stocks ON plantations Of 10
per cent
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By TELEGRAPH.
Nancy. Hands np,i s,nch.

Nrv NoK. March il.-Muncy on call
easy. al . hlt3 per cent; last loan, 2'f per
cent. CLOSED Offered nt ? per cent. Prime
mercantile paper i'smGis per cent. Sterling
exchange dullbut steady at ,i.siA Tor sixty
day bills and SiSS1. Tor demand.
Government bonds have been dull aud
steady. State bonds have been dull ami
steady.
Ihi, wa il,c most active LAY Of the year
IN the stock market, aud after the int brrnk
the market continued strong until the close
and stocks of the active ist tonight are
almost invariably higher The alyiyus from
tive other side were not Measuring and the
bear, with the aid Ui London Chicago, llos-
/ ton aud Philadelphia were enabled 10 drive
| prices down Va the early dealings. hut the
I cublcs Soon brought better news from Eu.
rope, and the scare va, reported 10 be- over
| there both in FAR, mi London. with n
much calmcr feeling. Tic buying Tor
| the long account then began aud
! the sellers ot the early hour turned
| buyers, which soon induced u Tree cover.
/ iug ul shorts. and ihr upward movement
/ which was inlugumiCd lasted until final
| close u business Boston, Philadelphia,
| Chicago and London wvv large purchasers
and all the prominent stocks fclt the slim.
| illus, rising over point from the lowest iig
uns before noon. Recalling aud ~ Paul
! were conspicuous fur the pressure brought
! against them in the hr.i drive and there
WyrU large lots sold, which were believed Ia
be- lor the inside, but they Worc among the
lrt 90 recover when the reaction came. The
announcement that the roads west ui the
Missouri River had perfected an agreement
10 maintain rates were stated ~ so strong
that No ruad could long remain out. wns 4
marked factor in that undiug aud the road.
in that section Ut the country became prom.
incnt tot strength At the close The news ol
the day other than that from the other side
was not ol special importance, AMI there wa,
a marked absence ~ The usual pcssimisic
adyiccs from Chicago. The market opened
very active aud decidedly weak. most stock,
being from y 10 a. per cent lover than on
Saturday evening. The coal stocks. grnnr
cr and Union Pacific showed most wcnknes,
~ the early dealings hut in none OF these
were the nrt declines supplemented foi
more fair action. Michigan Genital. how
ever, dropped over q point The LOSSES hi
the rest of the list were confined 90 IN,
smallest fractions aud In the nul hall
hour the decline was checked aud prices ap
idly recovered, most stocks showing a r,lr
over first prices by the oud Of the hour IN,
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pro,i-Ion.

Fish, ackcrcl hall hrl., No I. tii ~.
No . 500 No. D sYui. iOlh kits. No, l.
$40. No. ? Sl,ia, No. 3. sisl Dry Herring
Family, 35c per box. y. e. TOE herring
half hrls, $40. White fish-lIalf brs,
$3.50.
Hoo PnonrCrs Strong pork. $40 25Cpi3. 70,
surarcJrcd lnms iimit ~ breakfast bacon.
iOaNtii lsc clear rib side bacon. 1lsm1 20,
CSC. long clear GAc. shoulders Co.
fEEsu Mrlrs-iioci, headquarters, bCt7c,
fOrcluhrtcrL 2'tmlc. City hogs, 0Htc.
country dressed alsa0c per 10. spare ribs, :
Msc bnckbunvs. GODS per 10.
LAHD -ics BE. half hrls. u &c kegs 594ci
choice kettle sisminr strong
Pos FEu--Brls. 500, hall brls, $3.50
kegs, Si.2b.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
flour-Slcady aud unchanged.
No 2 spring wheat, i-iapjsc' No. .
spring wheat nominal; No. red, vOg
Uiac.
80. 2 corn sI1@yi,.c.
No. oats, 2il.c.
No. rye, 40.
No. barley, nominal.
No. I ilnNscod fi.52
Prime timothy seed, tijo.
Mos park pcr brl, Siipttl20o
Lard per 100 lbs, a. SjnGslh.
Short rib sides, loose, sdN.
Dry saltod shoulders, boxed, t5.2hdhTh
short clear sides. boxed, s0.b0a6G2is.
Reccipts-Flonr. 1900 brl.. wheat A,OoO
bu. corn. 5000 bu; oais, 09,0JO bu rye,
900 bu. barley 5000 hu.
shipmenis--flour 0,O0O brlg wheat 5000
bu. corn, $4,000 bu, oats, 1000 bui rye
400 bu. barley, 1900 bu.
81. LOUIS No., March li.--Flour quiet
aud unchanged.
Whcat-Narious deprc sing influences put
the prices down today, but the buying being
active. there was n reaction from lowest hg
urs. still the close was b.MAc below Sat.
urday.s. No red. cash, WAc. May sold al
n5AtgntgGc, closed giAc. June, Di@DlA ci
July NtitCtsljso closed sl,Msia &c asked.
Corn Lower, with free selling for MAY.
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No. 2 cash, 2SXc; April, 29lkc; Nav, 30sz@
3lc, and closed at 30szc; June, 31X@3l ISc,
closed 81 &c; July, 32L 9329Sc; August, 32lSc.
Oats-Lower; No. cash, 26c bid; May, 2694
@27c, closed 26Nc.
Rye--Dull, at 43c asked.
Barley-Nothing doing.
az hfa1y1Quiet; prairie, $65o@s.oO timothy,
Brap--Steady at 5i@55c.
flaxseed-Steady at $1.45.
Lead-Chemical hard, in demand for East
ern shipment at $3.47H, but no sales re-
ported.
Butter-Quiet creamery, 2i@26c dairy,
l4@24ci Northern roll, 16GG1Sc.
Eggs-Steady at Ike.
Cornmeal-Firmer at $1.S0.
Bagglng excited and higher with larger
sales; S@l0c.
Iron cotton ties-$l10
PROFESSIONALISM, with only job trade.
Pork-$1237k.
Lord-$0.6j@67
Dry Salt Meats--Loose shoulders, $5.25
longs and ribs, $3.50, short clears, SO. 80.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders $6.l2lS longs
$780, ribs, 7.0Oa7O5i short clear, $7l2K.
Hams-10Gl2c.
Roceipts--Flour, 1000 brls; wheat 6OOC
bui corn, 10000 blu; oats, G3,000 blu; rye
none; barley, 1000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 400
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye
none; barley, GOOO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 1.-Wheat-
Lower; No. 2 red, cash, soc asked; May 9Oc
No.. 2 soft, cash, DOC asked; May, SOC bid
81 20 asked.
Cotn--Weaker; No. 2 cash, 23c bid, "a
asked; May, 25kc bid, 2594c Asked No.
white, cash, no bids nor offerings; May, 27H
bid, 27hc asked
oats-No. ., cash, 2OJEc bid; 2lISc asked.
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mnn.rhnll AnnnlIes.


FGuTr-Stcady. Onngcs--Florida, $1,000
$50 per box Mcssina, S2.50Oj.5O per box.
Lemons S2jJG93OO per box Bananas,
81 5Od250 per bunch. Grapes-Malaga,
SG0O@9oJ. Dates, 7@sc; Figs, l2al5c per
pound.
ArrLrs-S2 10000 per brl. Dried apples,
&c per III, from store. Dried peaches, 20
3Ac, from store.
GiNE-Quail, ;l25@i.5O per doz; SOUR
rcls sl25 per doc, rabbits, SL25 per doz;
wild turkeys. jOd75c each; mallnrd ducks,
81. % per doz, ycnson saddles, l0gl2c per
10: whole deer, 5m6c per ill., opposum, loo
ioc; dressed coon, l1@3jc.
VEoErAnLrs-Onions $l.75 per brl; cab
bagc, loose brl. sl.Dl; New Orleans crate
$l.j0M20G kraut per brl, $3.50 half brl,
500. garlic, SOC per lt0; carrots. S3,OJtd35O
per brl; bccis, s9.5Oa30o per brl; parsnips,
b 80 per brl; horseradish. siJO95W per
brl.
Burrm-Buttcrne, loo; creamery, 2sd
SOC. dairy, lSG2ic; country butter, l0H2lc.
CIDER Ozark, 500 per brl and 500 pen
half brl.
VINEG,R-rcr gal, l96tl3c,
EgGs--Quet boxes, pc; casos Zoe.
RAIstNs-London layers, $500 California
81. p per box.
PicRLEs-Brls, $780, half brls, 400
| puuLrHY--Chickeus Young. S2uOd3OO
mixed, S2.51t3Gu0, hens, $3O1aaJO. Iur
KEYS, young, 5000 500 old. yS.0lGl2.OO
geese SLjON 500; ducks. S2Ol@3.5Oi dressed
| turkeys, Sl2@llc per lb. hens, S3.0Og3.5O
| chickens, Sij0a2OO, geese, SLOO9j.Ol.
porAroEs Firm; sL5Dd2O0 per brl
| sacks, G0d70c, Utah s0GDoc per hu; sweet
| $1,000 80 per hrl.
NrIs- Cocoauuts S3Ooa3h0 per 100; pea
/ nuts Virginia, i@sc Tennessee farmer
/ stock. 5taGc roasted ldl 80 higher shcllcd
red. Sc. white. 7r; Spanish, Toe pccins, TcXn
! old 7ml2c Arkansas 3Mlc, italian chest
nuts lOOl2c1s.
FEl.H FisH-Bulllo. lW2c per 3D.. cat, I,
/ per H.. Game peph, trout etc, $3.50 pc
! H.
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tlAY-Chpicc. from slorc. S5c. car load,
FROM lCycc or depot sihj1HiNuO prime,
from store. 1hhsir, ear load FROM leycr or
depot, slLbDai5o. prairie. from store, huCt
Gnt. car load, irom lcycc or depot, siO.oOa
Ii.n
CouN-From store, white t7c. mixed. ibc.
from lrycc or depot white in bulk, zoe in
sacks, sc, mixed, in bulk Tc. in sacks iic
| pot, klA.Outtli 800.
oArs-irum store. white. SIC. mixed. Soc
| from loycc or depot, white in bulk, 3in
/ Csc, in sucks iAC mixed, iu bulk. snhc. ir
| tatkH &C.
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Quotations are as follows: Ordinary, SIC
good ordinary, SlS.lGc; low middling, csc;
middling ojsc; good mlddling, 10 7-l0c.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet as follows March, $50 bid; April,
9.7s@979; May, osi@9s5; June, 9.o2@0.oS;
July o09@l0.OO; August, 905@o96 Sep
TENDER, 940@05li October, 9,27@0,2G No
vcmber 9ls@0i9; December 0.l9@9.2O.
Sales, 1850 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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The Stevenson Land & Improvement Go.
CAPITAL, 100000.

NAPOLEON HILL TRAYsER West RI BLACK IT,
J. FREEMAN Scy and General Manager
Latham Alexander Co. New York W GaTord
Crawford Love- Goodar Col
Lowensten Bs Geo Arnold president
president Planters Bank H. d. o0
ank; law Stevenson
thousand
junction important
lof the and N other
10
curing distribution If the
hounfu
building this favored
ntof
and render substantial aid
Company early day to offer for sale Limited
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FfouR-From store, choice, tf2jeii 10.
fancy, ti55ttt NJ extra fancy, a.. 2jg5.Jj.
patent, s1.SjttGV1. easy.
JHAcgrrs--Sndn extra So. treble extra
GaOisC. ginger snaps. 1msisr assorted Jun.
blrs, iiWi2laC. cream crackers 1isnSisc.
CoENvEAI-icarl. $500 roller, F2iUW2 ~.
arm.
BnNs hNb Pr,s-Nayy beans. %. me.
| dium. o. %
O,rvfAi.--ln half brls. $500 from store.
CnNCkrb Wur,r-ln hall bfls. ~ 10 frum
/ store.
lloNNY ASH Guiu From store, 125.
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At noon Spots Quiet, fair inquiry.
Sales 5000 bales, OF which 5000 were Amer
lean Receipts, 2,Uo0 bales, Of which none
were American. Closing quotations were as
follows: Middling. 5.1-lJd.
Futures opened quiet and steady aud closed
steady.
These prices arc given In pence and 6ithS.
thus: G.G3 means G63.Gid, aud SOL means
5Ol-6id.
Ala pm: March. $40 buyers: March
April, b.42 buyers; April-Niay 5.42 sellers
May-Junc, 5.i3 sellers, Juno-July, 1.il sell
ors; July.AugusL 6.ii buyers; AugustSop
temher, 5.i2 SELLERS eptembcr-October
h.2s value: September, 5.i2 sellers.
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NV YoRg. March ll.-Thcre was n fair
Monday In dry goods with the jobbcrs, with
Increasing activity expected during the
week. There Is no change In the features Of
trade. Buyers continue conservative, aud
ginghams are still slaughtered. A few
agents report considerable improvement In
demand Tor staple cnttons and fancy prints.
Agents reduced the price Of Warwick dress
ginghams from SIC 10 Oisc to job at CSC,
and advanced the price OF York denims 20
a yard.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATOBIA, MISS,
OFFERS TIIE SERVICES or TWO TnoT.
TING sIAf.fIONs
Omit. Cnrnea. No. 7.a24.

Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,
Limited 10 len Approved Mares ~ 81 Cash he
seafon-acason Ends July ].
Colt trotteri arc In demand This horse should
fet them - his slrc 10 2. e., 6lOD was colt uui
Ter; his grandsre Onward, Lalil IL the greatest
sire oi colt trpiier known. having put four thfcc
yeafOldH in the ~ list la ono year his nrs, d.m
tfancy bay, record 2gol was siwd BY Alcaldc. Nho
rot Hvlas the sire Of The unhcften colt uUitef
Nsusis u /" ais. bis sceoad dam BY another graf
brood ms are sire kentufky Clay tout 81 the hcdcs
mare dam Lady Ihofne. 4is. and Nalnbnno
petohcnll Bis third dam Nv full aunthef famous
brood marc sire Edwiu Forrest fourth, attn and
si1th dams b. thoroughbred sifes. Individually
Can't Carnca Ia three yeaf-old blood hsY, h1icoh
hands high. elegantly proPoriioncd stallion
Col jefferson Blind
Il oncrrd 10 the Public ~ 90 Cash
lie was sired BY the greatest brood inafe ilre
Known, NAmbfno rstchcn, whose sons arr taklnf
mat rank a. bruod mare slresi dam 4 lei an old
time trottsr Jefferson AZ three yesu Of ar was
picture that would matoHny housuian feel seed =
Ia. hands high, stylish, Symmetrical and hnely
rallied None u his get are blltdi all show !plcn.
did trottlaE action, and sre game ana halasgm.
fssdstcra He sired the fastest two'Teaf' old mat
shoNed about Memphis last aula mer.
CO. All stock banded carefully, but no rc.ronsl.
bliity for acciient, nafcs pasturrd ~ w
mouth /: fed grain. 80. fot further information
Address z. LYTLE. Man'Er,
los si. Paul ~. hssiphis. Tenn.
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Groceries

CANNEp Goops-rincappioa, si.i5di.bo.
Peaches, lbs standard, Sf.3jGii0. second,
tiu1. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard S5c.
3 lbs standard, clio Strawberries, Si2O.
Raspbcrrics, SiN Blackbcrrics, si.oO. Green
cares Sii0. Pears, $50 Plums, $3.50
Asparagus, $500. Green corn, Si.0O6 l.50
Green peas. ~ %. Cove oysters. full weight
1 NJ, sOCsu5c. ? lbs, sl6j@i %. light weight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

BANK CiEARISGs.
CmcAGo, H., March ll.-Clearings, Sil,-
$4,000.
NEw ORLEANS, la. March Clearings
In the banks, -, 32s,ii0
NEw YoGK, March ll.-Clcarugs. 1872 07S,-
90; balances, s4,sJJ,2SS.
BALTIMORE. Md. March li.-Clearings, 81
gGjUJD balances, s2js,US2
BusroS, Mass, March ll.-Clcarings, Sl3,
ilG0i,; balances, Sl,3Oi.0j2.
ST. l.oUis. Mo-, March ii.-Clcarings today,
50. 255. GO. balances, SG3S3l3.
PnlLAnElrnA Pa. Ma-rh ll.-Clcarings
IS. ,gl, sil. balances, Si,i5SJJi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

C,rrtr-Choicc TO extra. 3,i@37.c: good
363i,c: soaiawafs To medium. iIM2i.c.
choice feeders. 40 aud up, 2ACg3c, feeders
5J1 10 pJO 2am2ac.
llnos--Chuicc cornfcd. tAm5c good,
g. 5Odi 10. common, 34Mtc.
SnErr-t noise, 4 Sc, medium, 3k9icicom.
mon. sl.O1Cti.5D.
L,Nm-Choicc &c, common TO good, per
head 81 Jum8.uO.