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Glenoigbeo / ubiist. Sra 2oioten
friuer "attp."s &orrelponbent | 8abels
uaag ben lobe Warts:
Set fer uh til at bile blipe rent llaar
iaur. tSpis bet lille I'LL blir iflfielist
Seir os Sifet Iaar til, oil Der blanbt en-
tor Del al Norblanbs Sefolfains fomme
til at berife ben itprite @lenoisbeo. Der
sr mango, lom life bar iolst 5ilt for en-
sneite Ore enooa - bare aiort @ielo.
3anfer mon paa, bpormanse bet er,
lum bar fine SoriSrsere beruoe, %
buurmanse Jamilier Der blir itebt |
@sb, naar 2oiotfiltet life Ilaar til, bill
man i%pritaa, at bette er en- laare aluors
lis Sag at pibtreffenbe Betponins.
Y~etesnenoe for Tilitanbsn er bet, at
5atti3fommunerne MI bar bespnot at
orpfte SpDrssmaalet ON, huao Der lfal
9l6res, uaar en- batter Dag Sunoreoer
AZ 5iifere fOmmer os flyer: "oi bar life
Wao, bar lite Bense, = ifaf os Sjem,
1la'p os!" 2ioen er NIL iaa lanst frem.
Rreren - ABE Npril bepes Opipnei
at bet ipnes omtrent umulist, al
5lltet fan blioe iaa rist, at 5orboloent
Tan brinses pua 5obe isien. On betp'
oslig 5orbebrins uil naturlispis funn'
1nOtraoe, men for mango pil bet uar'
umultst iaar at oprette be ubelbise 5Dl'
ger al bet Tette 5iife biotil. @nfeltt
gar slort bet soot. s 8~rettesnas {
VI. bar Der 8aabe, iOm bauoe iolst
10000 Silt iii 25 &r. sienneminitlil
pr bunorebe, os bette er auereoe e1
rleset pent uobptte.
Oct maa bore ct iurt 2ip at par'
solotrlfer. Oct er, iaa bet orbentlis
lrpler / @n, naar man fee benz lissv
mot uoe | 8eitfiorben paa fine aabn,
Saaoe fo!oe Binterbasen meb Harp
oloeroe N%oroenuinb os traffe inb fin
oaaoe &eoitaber, itele meo ben paaoe
lobe 5ilten, os iaa maa be ofte | timeuii
'r9oie Jig IND mob 2anb isien.
~" WtUbe NIDulpsi 9el Gun
Vet er malet omfrln9 1880 al Trobl
Natotai &srselanb til @iospOlo, 9iste
rsns Gar. Zen fremt,ler 9ruftenlfa
zen | Gorm nf en- ubpre Srase mel
Sloilrcr | 8abet os en- elenbis, fOtfal
oal Herion / fine &lDr. Webens Ora
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SNfr;ng forlilsQiae Sluitrationer ii
Srttt'Gs Sirfninser paa bens Dire In
Ctr osrs furfielise Stabier. Mten
6~'r9runten itaar en- fulbt ruitet Mane
Ger meo en- beitemt afuiienbe SolSninI
e'nost Jig bort fra bet beie uuRien o
trlt beoer fit Sopeb.
Gitsrat bope saaet sienrem forfiel
lse Sancsr eies Jateysau at Or. @ros
!srer Alf Sierde, Der bGr label 29rreoe
molatte | iolio &amme.
9ete blItoriiia 5t9tfe bleu ioreoiI
slo'r Geltra ! yasiiuseforeninsens Sol
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gIosrO,o oar oannet ct 9libolbsielfaf
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Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22

Set rlaa bore ct Iunbt Gin at oare
9ulber. s bet al &esierinSen trent
laste 1ofait til en- np Ylan for &isets
Tplbparf er Der inotaset en- 3abel pper
be nuperenoe 9oloiunftion9rers Iloer,
Ium beoiler bette.
Si bar / Oct bele IA 9oloinipeftsrer f;
al biSIe er 6 melem 70 og so Nar
samle, 4 melem so os 70, 2 meIem so
os 60, men besucen 2 melem so % 80
Gar 9amle.
s ~iioitneunte respectable Iloer bar
ri oesuoen / Suertolobetient, l unbers
tolbbstient FAINT 10 &orsfdrle.
Nf % 3olofasierere os 9olofrioere
er be 10 ouer 60 Nar samle, os SO
Opertolobetiente 33 ouer GO Iar, me-
bens fun l ubbaunsbetient % 3 &Orss
farle er mellem 20 % 80 gar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
HposfaIo.

sInlrscrs. t,sfals spisss I -J,csras,rsn.u- i'r
sistii srsiit CT s,rinss m iaassa sants,i, al
rssu,tis,r 5rsssls ,nr l,s'ast al 6rs. IA raa
'sasart sudl,g u,s S Seats d. 1iuit I 6sTGias.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
SinlilleresI Down.

The Samoan matter has ceased to be
exciting now that the report Of the
sinking Of an American war vessel by a
German gunboat has been proven
groNndess.
Germany has taken sober second
thought, if even she eyer purpoSed 60
inc to extremes with this country and
has washed her han1s of all blame by
making skapegoats Of her officials in
Samoa. She is probably calculating
upon securing BY treaty what she has
failed to get by bluSter and unless our
commissioners are more successful than
they have usually been in formulating
treaties with European governments,
Germany may be making toIcrably safe
calculations.
1t ls not to our discrcdit, however,
that we thus discount in advance the
advantages to be gained in this game Of
diplomacy, for there is this vast differ
ence between our public men and those
Of Europe, that We have very little oc-
clsion for the practice of real diplomat
cv we concern ourselves prnciy ally
with governing ourselves, while the
nations Of Europe have perrorce bred a
corps Of diplomats, who are on constant
duty ard without whose accurate reck,
onings it would be scarcely possible t."
bridge year with peace. This con
slant schooling in the art, science and
wi.es Of diplomacy places US at 4 dlsad
vantage from the nature OF the case
whenever some question Of fut ure rights
and privileges to be exercised or con
troled by treaty Is placed before the
dplomste Of this and European coun.
tries.
Messrs Mason and Phelps are able
and shrewl and Mr.. Sewell is thor
oughly Informed the three will mak e
the game Of diplomacy interesting to
Bismarck comnis> iouers, at least
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
A Worthy Representative.

Concerning DR.. Frank 7, Shaw
whose second term expired or March
4th, the Westminster .Adcocatt has the
following, L is we'll meritea tribute
DR.. Shaw has reason to feel proud
Of his record. and this district should
feel grateful fer his services. He la
bored zeal2ns!y for his constituents
and usually with success. Ia tue ups
and downs Of politics it often happen,
that useful Representatives are retired
at time WAcn their services would be
most efficient, aud this has been the
case with DR.. Shaw. JJe was not re
turned 70 the Filty-lirst Congress, and
many have been the regrets that he
was not. The ambition Of an unWOr-
thy aepirant on the one hand, and To-
cal Interests on the other. cpnspired TO
the nomination aud election Of another
Representatives. worthy successor, We
believc-aud he Was retired when hi>
star was ascending, and when his eXpe
riel &c, capacity and ability would have
rendered bis services to his district.
State ant country more valuable. Fix
perience brgcts knowIedse, and tnowI
edge is power The leading men of
Congress IRE those who have been kept
there for Il nulnber Of terms, and those
districts are best represented whose
members have had the greatest expert
eucc. Frequent .elfctions are safe
guard of liberty, but it does not follow
that the ends Of government are best
subsyrvel by frequent changes In pub,
lie servants
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
/NOCNTY COMMISSIONERS.
TRANSFERS AND ABATEMENTS.

Spring Session, -~ Beginning Monday Mch
18Th, at II O'Clock, A NJ
Tuc>l Y, 19Ih..-Conshcr Appeals and
make Transfers from BurNcyH'own, Flrlcr
ick, MiGdl,iown and Crra9rretuWn.
Wednesday 20lh. Emmitsbnrs, Catoc,in,
CrhaNa aud Liberty.
Thursday 2lst,-Ncw Market, liauycrS,
Wool h"ro' and prtcrsvile.
Friday 2and Mount Pleasant, Jefferson,
MrcIanirs,oWn aud .Ia' kson.
Tursd " 26ih. -,]ohUslil'r, WoodNillc,L Lin
ganorc, LcwisIown ana Tu>clrora Dj,,s.
Continuing the session they will hear ap
plicuions tor Bridges and School Houses
All persons y no feel aggrlryra from to- hi4h
an psscs men, will observe this n .ticc rs thi,
will he the last opportunity for relief on the
tax for 1889.
Transfers may he mace before he Clerk at
any time c'osinc April Both.
All persons who have erected new hulIl
lngo that have not been assessed, will re
port the 5 ,u" TO 'hc ounty Commi>sioncrs.
BY order,
feb 2s At + \. GITTlNGER, Clerk,
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

Wmtelaw Reid, editor Of the New
York Tribune has been appointed
Minister to France.
In the Postonce Department the
signing Of commissions for fourth class
postmasterships has begun IN good or.
der, fifty five having been signed on
Monday last. Maryland's turn has not
yet rurnr however.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Syrup of Figs.

is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most ef.
tective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bill Gus or Costive to dis.
pei lIeadachs, Colds, and Fcvers ; to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles. etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, San
Francisco, Gal. For sale at DR.. NJ. L
Leathermans Drug Store, Mechanics
town, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Washington Letter
From oCR REG CLAR CORRESPONDENT.

rNoM OUR REGCLAR CORRESPONDENCE.
TAsuINGroN, March 18th, 1899.
Missouri seems to have large slice
Of official pie and to be holding out her
unoccuplcd hand, while she ever and
anon takes the slice out of her mouth
to cry for mole. Chauncey J. FIlley
IS running like two year old, although
lie has not yet made up his mind whal
10 expect. lie did wish to be consul
9 ueral to London, but the President
.j...a.,u,-ls Iry Icj hl M Blaine
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
EAE vi Il! E4EME e.!
Notice OfLtiASDIlatiO Oh.

'iNIiE undrs1gncl hereby gives nclice to all
/ whom /: may ronCr.n that he will with
draw from the firm of Si0"k-,laie Is BUssarl
IT tie expiration Of the cNrrcnt year Of the
hip, March lst, l~S0
H., interest in the tilm may he purchased
hy any one, priOrtu that date provided such
party is satisfactory to the other partner.
Mr.. NJ I. Blu sarl
All Indebtedness to the firm will be rcquIr-
ed to be satisfactorily settled prior to that
date.
G ". STOl ESDAIE.
rn60 {
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
G. w "A NYNE II He /!
OA.LE SM.E:N.

Tccanvass for the sale Of Nursery Stock. \
full lin Of leading spcclaitirs. Salary amt
cXpr' srs paid to successful men. NorNprr-
fence necessary. Write for terms, stating
age. Mention this paper.
Gu. BOOTUBY,
Nursery man, East Park.
Frh 2S mo. Rochester, n y.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

Rupture cure guaranteed. Ease at
olce. No operation or business delay.
Thousands cured For circular, DR.,
J. y. Maver, S3. Arch st Phila. AT
Keystone Hotel, Reading, Pa, 2nd Sat,
Of each month.
JAn o4;h lYr.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Newspaper Law Decisions.

i. Any person who takes paper regularly from
the pcstu.ticc whether directed to his name or an
other II whcthcr he has subscribed or not-ts re
sl,onsibc for the payment
If any person orders his paper discontinued, he
Orshe must pay all the arrearages or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is made
snd collec, the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the office not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
NOTiCE. OF DISSOLUTION.
The members Of the firm Of
StoCksdaIe and Russayd,

Mrrhan cs,own, Md. hayc agreed to d s.
solve the partnership heretofore existing,
said act Of dissolution to take place March
1st. 1889, " hen sir George w Stock dale
Will take the stock of goods AMI continue
the business and Mr.. NJ. 7. Bussard will
take the book accounts and notes. TO the
end that plompt and satisfactory settlement
may be made by the L,cmbers Of the firm.
all parties indebted to them will he required
to settle either hy cash or note prior to
March list, 1880.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,

Prepared hy Or J. c. Aver Co., Lowell. Mass
Sold BY oil Druggisls and Dealers in Medicine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
BY TELEGRAPH
uonr,, non,I. nnd stnrL.

NV NoHg. Fch. O. Money ON cilI easy.
with un bans CLOSING Offered at prr cent.
lrmr mercantile pnpgr iCtU percent Stpr.
ling exchange duh bot steady ut q 80 fur
siNiy-dlv bills and slS tor demand
The vNuuris ut specie irum the port 81 New
Work llst week amounted tu st,sINj. of
which NNl ~ was he gold aud si2i. HSi ~
YER ui th' total exports p inp iu gold bud
NN Hniu silfcr went tu Eunpc aud tJtp d.
go iu gold and s'iS' silver went 10 south
America.
The imports ~ specie fnr the week
amounted tu SIS. Su2 oi which sl5S. GiG was
in gold AMI s.iI silver
Government bonds have been dun aud
firm tu stu.ug
State bpnl- hsyc been neglected
The stock market today WIS comparatively
quiet, and while there va, au inclination to
advance, it wus checked hy ui III upon tho
Eraurrr- aud ihr elias was Erurmlly at lower
hrurc- thsn inusr Il lu,t evening The lie
preston ut last night was not over vet at
urnirH this morning and hr.i prices were
rrurullN o. iu o. pr cent lower that last
evenings Ngurgs with Omaha. Missouri
Pacific aud AtDhispu showing the largest
losses London hHd Huur selling uulrr
which accounted inr Co., VI .Hkurss. though
it BE- generally believed that thy urirr. org.
iuniri BOO Nrw Work Thew WIS renewal
ul -ihr buying Hl commission houses how.
over il. market became strong uud Httyr
aul sirHUF throughout although e. e. e.
u while BE- Wa rumUrHd that the ugru.
tniiuns between that ruad aud tup iuF -Four
had lltunllN hruu closed doNcluprd marked
wrnkur-s after opening up a. per cent
uul WIIlN lost over 70 point There
was considerable animation in lev
~ the leaders, hut the general
i'si we iull until The u.i hour Whru r.
murU ruucul distribution " busin,,s ur.
CURVED. lud then strnuF tome disappeared.
The hraIs rldvl the Ouurytr. aud although
TIE luss.s Iu those stu,ks we're small the
general list sNmplthilcl tua marked extent.
aided hN som, paliHtiuus Oregon short
1.-the was a marked exception and 10 cuutin.
ucd strong until the close rsiu. : upr cent.
Pullman was str1ug uFnIu and 10 moved up
nearly . points The market finally rIn..d
active and weak 40 about the lowest figures
Witch were slightly changed frlm thu.s of
th, opening Oregon short Line b. up ~.
but thr other changes are iuf small fractions
only nnd ar about Equally divided between
Hius and lusya.
The nilrral honl market was quiet the
sale, ui lll issues hsguFitiug On USiulO. with
no special animation. The dpllurs prr.
scutud very little feature ~ ans Kind aud
while ihvr was considerable strength shown
ln the early tmdiuF. the li,t ,ympathiE,d
late with the decline in 10, SHARE list aud
druliucs followed an over %, list The
LOSSES include Kansas city uud Omaha Ist.
~ at Si's The sales cot bond, ilr tic week
Nrrc tll ~ 90 against siSI,tuuu fur last
week. The total sales uf steaks tudn, Wrrr
li',i-j shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Grnin mud rroNi.ions.

CmcNCo. H., Feb. 0-Tmding in whca'
today We. not AS heavy as yesterday, still a
fair business IN the aggregate was transacted.
The buying and selling was not a. pro-
nOuuycd as yesterday aud the iluctuatiuu Of
privy- confined within a smaller range, but
Judging from the action ui the market it np.
pears that the short interest those who
wore frightened about the prices ruling
had covered pretty freely consequently
there was lc demand. The market opened
about .C lower than ycstcplay's closing, adj
yfurcd 'sc, ruled steady and closed &c
lower than Yesterday
Corn ruled quiet and steady early IN the
diy, but as the session advanced weaker
feeling prevailed. Transactions were con
fined mainly tu May. The market opened
NJ Yesterdays closing price, and was steady
tor % time, there being some urlrr around
3hhc, but WhCu the estimates for Monday
became known the local crowd. sold, aud
this. together with the free Offering, hy one
local operator. caused decline ui &C. re-
acted some and closed so &c lower than
yesterday.
Oats opcncd strong az yesterdays closing
| prices. advanced ay, grew weak, rcCcded
aud closed nt about inside figures
Little attention wis given pork. The hll
ing ui urlcr- advanced prices btt To- early in
the day, but weaker feeling wa, developed
lu.rr and a reduction oi 2uH21isc was sub
mittrd Ia.
Trading was moderate In lard, Prices were
irregular triilc higher early but declined
luuibr later aud closed weak
uulN 70 fair business was reported in short
ribs. Early the market was stronger prices
ruling INiir higher. but later weakened
aud q reduction ut ,1DlOc was submitted to.
THE leading future. ranged rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Buying-Ncw York aud Eastern points
demand, lilo discount Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis.
Vile aud Chicago, ITO discount New Or
leans x discount
sellng-New York and Eastern points.
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis.
willie and Chicago. ITO premium, New Or
leans, par
Tho local cotton market closed quiet AMI
easier with sales 2O5O bales and receipts
LISA bales New Orlcau. spots closed dull
with futures steady at an advance Of TO ?
points. The Liverpool market closed duh,
with prices generally Ia buyers favor iu-
lures remained steady aud unchanged At
New York, spots closed easy and futures
quiet and steady and unchanged except Feb.
ruary which advanced point.
Hubbard Price & Co. say. "Thc opening
here wa firm at q substantial advance over
last nights prices, Heavy reccipts, how
ever at New Orleans aud Memphis proved
too much for the market 10 stand, and itsuld
OF slightly, though the close is still better
taan last nights prices. Tho demand from
all sources for actual cotton continues good,
and spinucrs having profit In the price nj
which they can sell goods ~ compared with
the cost Of raw material, continue 90 secure
their supply irrespective OF receipts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11


NEW YoRK, Feb. 9-CofIee-Options opened
steady and unchanged to points up, clos.
ing steady at lO@l5 points above yesterday
firm cables; light business. Sales, 10, $50
bags, including: February, $15.65@l5. 40;
March, April and May, S15.75@l5s0; June,
$l5.SOglJ.Sj; July $15.0OM15.05 August,
Sl6.0j; September Sl6.05MlG.15; October,
$l6.l5@l6.2O; December $lG25. Spot-Rio
steady fair cargoes, 1756c.
Sugar-liaw firm; fair refining, 1876;
centrifugals, 060 test, 8 0-l6c; refined steady
and in fair demand.
Molasses-Forcgn about steady, 800 test,
good to fancy, 3OgI3c.
Rice-I'im and quiet; domestic, 49l@63Sc;
Japan, 4A@5hc.
NEW ORLEANS, L., Feb. 9.-Conee-Quict
but firm; Rio, common TO prime 1890
lSZc. Rice-Steady, 3A@5o, Cotton seed
products-Quiet but firm. Sugar-Open
kettle, choice, l4GgI 1896 strictly prime,
b ll-l6@iAc; fully fair TO prime, Axe
good fair, 4 dice good common, 7-lGci
common, 4@4llc; centrifugal plantation
graduated, Csc; choice white, 6l6c; off do,
6A@6 7-l6c; gray do, $4,000; choice vel
low clarified, sac prime yellow clarified
Ol-lOc; of do, &c. Molasses-Open kettle
grades strong and higher strictly prime
Soc good prime 3lH39c; prime, 29@3Oc
fair to good fair, 25M2Sc; common TO good
common, 20@2ic; fermenting, 5@Sc lower.
Chicago, III Feb. 0-On the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was steady
fancy creamery, 2Sd2Dc; good 10 choice
2Od25c fine dairy, 23@2jc; good, l9@2)c
Eggs steady, l3@llc.
CNcINNATI, o., Feb. --Whisky-Stcady
sales, 1905 barrels finished goods ON ia,
basis Of Sl.03. Butter in cool demand.
Sugar quiet and steady. Eggs quiet at 10
| l2Lc. Cheese steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11


No changes were made today In the lists
Of prices Wy the Merchants Exchange QUO.
tntiun Committees
AZ New Orleans receipts of sugar are Inn.
proving with fair demand. kettles are
steady and centrifugal, quiet but steady
Nulassrs in hrtIrr demand aud steady
Rice quiet quutably unchanged. Lemons
are easy, owing io sales uf carancs over
stocking the market Orange, easier aud in
inir supply
Nrhmska will shortly enter upon tho
manufacture ct brri.ru sugar ou scale
which promise, the greatest suoc,ss." s1y.
nn exchange "thc total product ~ sugar
iur tlio four factories vt Kansas thi, year h
5ul ulp pounds While the Southern product
BE- 2u'unn.uOl pounds. aud that not one
tenth part ut the total omo uut which our
people consume. with such , moving iur
i~Ns it will require n muid expansion II the
sugar Industry, both South aud north. tu
supply 90, homo demand by the y,ar 1900
The AHItlf faIHfi hgurs tbli fhcrr n great
room fnr vrar raising in Kansas. 10 pro.
ducr as much sugar us the southern States
nov do kausr must increase her present
product ISL per ,cut-llnt is, the present
output must Boz multiplied by 1851 before
it will equal the present Southern product
aud then the two products will be- equal e.
unly iourclryrnth- ui the amount which
the country nov u.r- In one year
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Articles opculug Highest, Lowest Closing

Cash quotations were o. follows
Flour steady aud unchanged.
No spring wheat SiUuwLUlis No. 3
spring wheat, s'Wu3c, No. 2ci, ti.uOaiOU's.
No corn, Sac No. oat-, 2ic No. ? rye,
iD' sg Nu. barley, nominal. No. / haA.
srrt ~ Fr prime timothy sucd, sl5p
Mes pork. pr Dbl. tii J5tsiilU
Lind. pyr iuu lbs sH5i's.
Short ribs sides IlOu.rD. sG anaGtO.
Dry .altri shoulders tbuNcdl o. jD@G1O
short clear sides (hoNrdL ~ ttHG81's
Receipts Flour 1910 hhls wheat l2unO
hu, corn, ihpuop bu. oats, iisUuO bu. rye,
$3.50 bu. barley, Mu0O hu.
shIpmcnis-flour 800 ubls wheat TO-.
Uio bu; corn, $4,000 bu. oats, 7tUJ bu, rye,
lVo hu, barley, 5000 hu.
81 LOUIS Mo-, Feb. G=Flour Dull and
unchanged
Whcat-l.owcr The feeling was weaker
and there WIS murv disposition 20 scll. all
markets were lower, cables dull. weather
fine and general adyiccs hrhrish. the close
was AHiC below YESTERDAY Ne. . Ted. cash,
Whg MAY WACtBkr closed az uC hid.
June WAmw ~, closed nt iuC nominal.
July A'sDtsi3so, closed ~ $40 bid. Au.
gust, SIC. closed at s2i.U nominal.
Corn Lower. the Olu-e hing sMh II below
yesterday No. mixed, oash, 2slsc. Fcbru.
ary 2s'sr closed at - 10 asked March. gSis
ttEE, closed nt 2skc asked. NAV. W'sa
3ii.c. closed ut 3O1sc July 3ia,oi1c clo.rd
at pc asked. August 80 .@J2i.c closed at
J1i,r
oaI--rirmcr No. 2, c,,h, 2liic asked;
MAY ~ &c.
Ryc-No . cash. t0iso
harley Nothing done. no demand
llly#uuly best grades wanted. prairie,
NnHsuo timothy si0o)9iJOl
Bruu= bUGtbtc.
Fla, Quolablc, q No. pure test
butcr=Quict but steady. creamery. 2tCJ
PIC dairy. 4Nt2lc.
Etgsl Guaranteed sod At iOisc
turumcnl- n sSml.iO
ir1Visluus-Strungcr
lurh So.
Land Prime steam, uuuiually worth
1870
Dry Salt Mcae-should,~. gJ2, LONGS
aud rIh., ~ ~. short clear 900
BJruu Boxed shoulders sG62iE longs
aud ribs. 500. short clear q "a
llamsaiUdi2c,
Narsng-7iS,dsc.
lruu cotton Ties 10
Receipt. Flour loOD bfl, wheat iSn1O
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market oroucl quiet and
steady and closed quiet aud easier middlus
oa.c Sales. 2uo bale, including Jbl bale,
last evening ofvhich lui bales To- exporters
aud Dbal,, to .p.nucr
u,u,Nur qrurtrinNs
ordinary, ~. ruul ordinary, s'.c. low
middhnf p',c mtlilur pac, good mid
ding iU',c mililing iur, lose iair nom
inal dusty '.c tu ic lower
Many tbffuN ABATEMENT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

bu; corn, 267,O bui oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
1000; barley, 5000 bu.
ShlPments-Flour 10000 brls; wheat,
LUZ bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 90, 900 bu;
rye, none; barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. 9.-Wheat-Lower;
NO red cash, no bids nor offerings May,
We bid; No: 2soft, cash, 9019c bid, 02c asked;
May, 03c bid.
Corn-Weak-No. 2 cash. 2ss5sc bid 2lAc
asked March, 25kc asked; May, 26H@26Ac.
No. white cash. 255sc asked.
80 oats-No; cash, no bids, PC asked; May,
23Ac asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

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lcnrh'. Zoe standard, tl'I,si ~. second.
tlW Iumniurs. . lbs standard. >i.tpt.. q
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rlrs. sih r,nr s3ui rums a. ~
Asparagus siw Green corn. " Oisli Is.
ot,,n peas ~ ~ Cove oysters. fun weight
3d. ~. . lhs. sthia,i al Wght weight. G,r
2lhs. ~ ono iu CONDENSED milk. Crown.
500 Eagle. 81 Co. Swiss. s,p salmon.
~ .iHbt4u Niulurs. s4,p mustnrd snr.
diur, sih Magkcrrl. "a ~ herring mack
crl 500
su.tu. Pure white 7r OIL white. CSC.
yellow clarified, GsmDi,g refined 4, 7i.c.
standard rnuu.utci 5's,. powdered. $50
SIC out loaf s4@,',c uIeu kettle, go
bAy strong
turftrHt Common. iGi.r ordinary. re.
inir l-'sC prime Rio. lptsIbc. choice to
laury IA Old government Iluglc. strong.
SUI ~tginHu slIlbl O. pcr brl. Ohio
River iinHi o. per ur u.ks. tine. !i.3,at
10 course ~ lnHl o.. Ukfs. '.05r
Ei,t-Lou''iana, il@p.g Carolina 90
sr,Eru=3.@3itc
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