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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

| Z. r. H. Norton, IA. j. p. Walker.
The reply which Mr.. Gest would most
likely make to this communication,
If he replied at all, would be
in the language of the Irishman, by
far, me friends, you've spoke too late -
Readers of the ARGUS are familiar with
the fact that two months ago, MIR. Gest
in reply to request for his preferences
from the Chicago Tribune. expressed
himself as favorable to Chicago. 81 have
had no reason to change my convictions as
reached some time ago in favor of Chica
CO." the congressman stated this morn
ing. 81 think the great western metrop-
oils should be selected as the place for
the worlds fair: not simply because it is
in our own state, but for the reason of
its peculiar adaptibility for such an exhi
bition. Its location cannot be surpassed
its hotel accommodations are I'M
equsled, and its railroad and general
commercial facilities unexceiled like
st. Louis. too-indeed. don't know of a
more hospitable. genial people anywhere
than have met there on the occasion
of numerous visits, but Chica>
go is more wide awake, pro-
gressive town and | think its atmo.
sphere. tempered as it is by the lake
breezes, is better. St. Louis, New York
and Washington are all hot as blazes in
the summer time. Chicago is not so
much so. l really believe Chicago is to-
day more bristling city than New York
l have come to Chicago direct from New
York several times and have always no.
ticed the difference in the two cities, Chi
csgO being much the more pushing and
active Of the two. l have also received
an application from New York for my
assistance in securing the worlds fair for
that city. but am obliged to treat il like
the one from St. Louis. IS have no de-
sire or reason to change my expressed
prefereac for Chicago"
Co1 gress, said Mr.. Gest, IN reply to
a question from the reporter. has no
part to play in fixing the location. except
in max ng an appropriation. which is ex-
pected for the worlds far. to recognize
some particular city. OF course congress
cannot appropriate money without ex-
planning where it Is to be spent. In exer-
cising this power it will have to specify
the city, although the act does not locate
the fair. 1t is presumed that it will be
understood in the meantime where the
location is to be-"
MIR. Gest is also in receipt of an adj
dress to the senators and representatives
of the Flfty-first congress, setting forth
the advantages of st. Louis. and consid-
cradle other material of the same nature.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
Denis in REM Estate .

Rock Island real estate continues tC
move:
James O'Connor. the barber, has pur
chased of Edward Roberts the premise,
he occupies on Third avenue. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. for $1,000.
Jacob Schaum, the glass blower. has
bought Of John Schneider the farm sc
long owned by the latter below town, for
$500 and will occupy it.
Conductor John Aud of the r. |. & P.
purchased of l.. E West lot in Doty's
additionally Sixth avenue, for the
purpose of making it his home. The
price was S2,7OO.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
silent Pun KILLING.

The latest fad" in the east, which is
killing traits" ''chestnuts," and Other
like slang phrases, is the holding up OF
two fingers. the index and the second
II is now the proper thing to refrain from
all scornful CALCULATIONS, but it is very
common sight to see the two initia
digits, shoot in the air. when some
threadbare. baldheaded. WORKOUT Joke il
perpetrated, or the English language
ruthlessly slaughtered by a pun iend.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
A LITTLE TOO LATE.

Tho ylis souri, Conc ressIonal Delega-
tIon - .eks Congressman Gest's As
sisranoe I'm Securing the Worlds
Fair Location.
Congressman w. 81. Gest last evening
received the appended self explanatory
commun cation:
Tbs Missouri DELEGATION IN CONGRESS,
st. Louis, Sept %, 1889. (
Hon. W. +. Gest-
RESPECTED CoLLEAGUE:-The UNDER
signed, composing the delegates from
Missouri in the coming Fifty-6rst con-
gress. beg to inform you that the state
of Missouri will compete in congress for
the location at st. Louis of the worlds
fair, to celebrate the 9uarter>centeunial
of the sstern hemisphere, by all its ma
tons and their guests. We ask your aid
and assistance in congress to secure its
location at St. Louis. If not committed
and still unconvinced. please oblige your
colleagues of MISSOURI by remaining so
until the assembling of congress. when
and where We hope to greet you and
reason with you for our state. Respect
fully. G. G.. VEST.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
C0urf Cullinga-

Tie 8. B. Smith burglary case is still
occupying the attention of the circuit
court
Tie arguments to quash the indict-
mens in the Dimick case were made this
morning by VIM. jackson. States At.
toruey Sturgeon sustained the state.
The court took the case under advise
ment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
Postal nugxesstan.

The postmaster general makes the fol-
lowing suggestions to the public: "Print
your name and address on the left hand
corner of all mail matter this will insure
the immediate return If improperly ad,
dressed or insufficiently paid, and if not
called for at its proper destination it can
be returned without going to the dead
letter office" This applies to individ.
uals as well as business men.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
Police Points.

John Mapley, VIM. Powers. VIM.
Evans and Harry White, the car burg
lars, were held in bonds of 800 each by
Mag strste Wivill last evening, and sent
to jail in default. States Attorney Stur-
geon prosecuted, and Maj. Beardsley
appeared for White. the others being
ing without counsel.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
selling Pins npd Needles

Two boys. i'll clad. but intelligent in
appearance. dropped into Diesenroth Il
Wiesler's barber shop, on Market square.
last evening to get warm. Their appear
ance and demesnor aroused the curiosity
Of MIR. Wiesler. who questioned them and
learned that their names were Harry and
John Sage, their ages fourteen and twelve
respectively; they were orphans. had
come from Monmouth and were trying to
make living by selling. as Gilbert &
Sullivan would put il:
Pins and needles by the dozens,
For your sisters, aunts and Cousins.
The boys had scarcely enough rails
ment 20 conceal the flesh of their bod
les. One wore knee pants. no stock>
ings and pair of shoes several
sizes too large. The boys appeared hon.
est, and determined to make their way in
the world. 1t is sincerely to be hoped
they will accumulate enough to pur-
chase suitable clothing before the cutting
and searching blasts of winter set in.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
Mason;e Notiee.

There will be special communication
of Trio lodge. No. 81. A. F. & A. NJ,
this evening Thursday. Sept. 26th) at
1880 o'clock. for work. Visiting brethren
are cordially invited. By order of j. F.
Robinson, W. M. W. B. PETIT, Sec.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
A Rail.

Lodge No 2, s. NJ. A. A., will give
their fifth annual ball at Armory hall
Oct. 25. A coach will leave Davenport
at $50, and will return at close of ball.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

A popularity of Hoods Ssrsaparilla is
that while it purifies the blood. it i'm
parts new vigor to every function of the
body.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

Mudge-"Peck. do you believe in
sheol here on earth?" Mr.. N. Peck
mo, don't believe in it. but guess I
have got to stand it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
8Ofr C0al for 9ola

At my yard. corner of Eleventh street
and tenth avenue, at ten cents per bush.
ell B. DAVENPORT.
Aug. 80, 1889.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
IREFRIGERAT0RS

In competition with the Leading Refrgerators of the
United States received the highest award for economy
of ice using 1917 much ice its best compet
tor and OH much of its would be competitors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

A little thing that feels big in tighi
place is q corn.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

II Iodide of potash. is an inquest nee
essary?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

81 600 will buy neat house on Twentieth street
A good lot on the bluff in Rodman's sub-di, is
ion, cheap.
S4oo win bny /. hne u tu.t outside city
limits, on bluff.
very nice property, just outside of city limits
and CITY taxes; cheap, on easy terms.
One OF the best 50 acre FARMS with first class
improvements in Bowling township; cheap
A good house OF eight rooms, dry cellar. water.
BAN, and fine corner lot in the upper part of the
city, convenient to the saw mills, depot and ISL
and, cheap.
ANo. l business corner store and dwelling
on Moline avenue
Two story frame dwelling, Elk rooms, good
cellar. well and cistern. large barn. one half
of fine land, well located within a few steps of
Milan street cars, cheap.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

postmorteIn examination upon the re-
mains of the late Benjamin Hawk yester,
day afternoon and they fonnd the abdom
NAL organs in fearful condition and thu
doctors arrived at the decision that death
was the result of chronic peritonitis ant
perforation of the bowels.
Frank G Young. the grocer, is havin.
his wagons repaired and painted il
style. Fred Alters delivered the frs
one yesterday. 1t is nice. The runnin.
gear is painted red. the bed white will
| old gold letters on the sides and enc
boards. Z. B Lowry and James Eek
hart, his hustling clerks, solicitors anC
deliverers, hold their heads high ant
think Frank should purchase gold anc
SILVER plated harness TO correspond
with the. wagons.
AS to meeting bicycle, cycler give,
this advice to pedestrians: THE bes
thing to do is to pay no attention to tn,
bicycle-to pass right on and the wheel.
man will see that no one is hurt. Wher
a bicycle comes up behind and attempts
to pass, it is especially desirable to have
people walk on and not pay any atten,
ton to us. If they do this, no one viii
be hurt. When a man goes to jumping
from one side of the walk to the other
some one is bound to get hurt" What.
the matter with the cycler taking tho
street,
A travelling man came home in
great alarm and anxiety from south.
ern Illinois last night. in response
to telegram from his wife that
she had been shot. Investigation hap.
PLY revealed the fact that there was
more imagination than actual reality
in the case; that a number of mischiey.
Gus boys had been shooting at the win.
dows Of his house with blow,gun, and
that his wife, thinking she had been
struck by one OF them. sent flying mes
sage which scared her liege lord nearly
to death.
John Ornell. one of the Oldest and
best drivers on the Moline & Rock Island
horse railroad, met with severe mis-.
fortune the other day He had been
driving car % and q short time ago asked
Assistant Superintendent Hill if he mich,
be transferred to duty as changer in the
Moline avenue barns during the winter
with the understanding that he would
take his car again in the spring. Per.
mission was granted. and on the evening
in question he was leading horse out to
| change when the animal became fright.
ened at car and raring up fell and
landed one of it's feet on OrnelPs RICH,
foot. breaking q small bone. DR.. Cow.
den is attending him and today it seems
necessary to remove one of the fractured
bones. The patient will be laid up for !
time. but the Holmes syndicate paws all
doctors expenses during his illness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying--New York and Eastern.ponts, de-
mand lilo discount; Eastern points, sight,
is discount. Cincinnati St. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo discount New Or
leans, = discount
selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo Premium New Or
leans, par.
The Manhattan Bank circular OF the ID
says Of the local securities market Great
strength was shown during the past month
In investment bonds and stocks. Not only
prime bonds, but also bank stocks we're In
active demand and quotations for the last
named are much higher. Large transactions
also occurred in Taxing District bonds and
oil issues advanced further. Speculative
shares are also higher, the most prominent
advances being in American Oil Trusts, Ten
nessee Coal and Iron aud Merchants Cotton
Press. Insurance stocks continue stagnant.
The bank clearings for February were ST.
s9s io9.56 against 50, lS0. 47s55 for same
month last year. an increase of s., 3OS, SSlOl
or 25.i per cent Money is easy"
In local cotton the market closed steady
today. with sales 2, 200 bales, or 1900 bales
10 exporters and coo bales 10 spinncrs. New
Orleans spots are quiet and steady, with
futures steady and up point Future bust
ness win he suspended on Monday and Tues
day owing to the carnival Liverpool closed
quiet limited inquiry futures steady Mt a
decline Of point. The New York market
f. remains quiet aud steady, with futures quiet
and steady; changes unimportant. Port re-
ceipH today were 10 is2 bales. or 2,2i5 bales
greater than for the same day last year.
Total port receipts 10 date, 1884, $50 bales a
gain Of "a 1913 bales over tho receipts for the
same time last year. A New York state
inent says; ''rhc receipts at the ports this
week arr la some cases estimated at only So
900 bales, whereas later In the week some
estimates ms high ~ 10000 bales. Some OF
the bulls take the ground that the receipts
at Memphis and 81. Louis are now about the
lastOf the crop in Tennessee and Arkansas.
Bears, ON the other hand, still contend that
the diminished movement nj the ports Is
attributable solely 10 uniayorable weather
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
groeerte.

CASSrp Goons-pincapplcs, a. 25CtI so.
Peaches. lhs, standard Si.aitdi ~. q md,
tiu0 Tomatoes. he. standard s5Ctwc. 5
lhs. standard, tiO1 Strawberries, u. -.
Rasphcrrics, fi.2a. nlackhcfrics, ~ "a. Orccn
Fagrs ti.9 rcafs s2D Piums, o. ~.
Asparagus Si0O Green corn, SlOOai a..
Green peas. ti.2a. Cove oysicrs full weight.
! H. a. lbs si.hSottDp light weight, use.
2 lhs. ti.OOdi.iO CONDENSED milk, Crown.
taw Eagle $40 swiss, 500. Salmon,
ti7ja2Oo. Siriincs. $50 mustard var.
dimes, sih0. Mackorcl fi.2i herring mack.
oful, sl.Oo.
tuUAn-rurc white 7c. or white, CSC.
yellow clarified O,s@GA.c. refined A, 5ar.
standard graduated nc. powdered, SIC,
SIC cut loaf, sh9sAc, open Kettle, 5sokc.
strung
CortTr-Commou lie. fair. isikc. prime
Rio, iHtiultc. choice to fancy, 2Oc, old
government SLASH, very strong
SAT- saginaw, fl.aibttt0 per hrl. Ohio
River. ti.2itti ~ per bfl. Louisiana, ~. 100
Lev, sacks, hnc, (iSo. coarse, si.25. pku,
g.m1r
Rlcr-Louisiana i,l@oac Carolina, co
e.. hrm
sr,ncn-aii@Si
CHrpE-rrime, flats. sig6aifc: New York
factory, phai0c full cream, i2h@i3c.
Young American, i3ailc.
Naturalization, common 10 fair, p
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
BY TELEGRAPH.


NV Youg, March Mooney ON call easy
nj ih@2 per cent; closed Offered at ,
per cent Prime mercantile paper 5CtG per
cent sterling exchange duh but steady
AZ $40 for siNiy-day bills aud tiss94 for
demand.
Government bonds have been dull aud
steady State bonds have been entirely
neglected.
Except la the last few minutes the stock
market was dull today, but except Ia the
iir-t half hour Il was strong in al IT, de-
partments and prices arr materially higher
Tor most oi the hat, although some fractional
losses were sustained. The feeling this
morning was very hopeful ON the bull side,
the professionals doing most of the selling.
white London and other prominent Interests
wcw conspicuous buyers The opening
prices wcr- generally higher. although somr
stocks wcrv unchanged aud a few slightly
lower the advances. however. extended
10 onc-hnli per cent Tho pressure In the
early dealing was sufficient Ia keep
figures down aud even b. dcpruss
prices small fmctong but except IN
Oregon improvement the losses sus.
tanned wcrv Tor insignificant fractions only
The absorption II stocks, however steadily
continued. aud after the effort was over the
market while remaining dull, gradually n.
covered and slowly pnCvs advanced, Man.
thc upward movement, aud after opening up
= per cent NJ iu5ll, II rusc 10 iOiA, after.
ward Uacting = per cent Chattanooga was
another specially strong stock aud short
Line was nn exception To- the other Oregon
stocks IN showing marked advance NJ the
close. ~ laul seemed a. be- the special oh
icc, of the hr.t attack. but white u became
comparatively active, the impression made
vas cntircly insignificant aud " Was after.
ward let severely alone In none of the rest
OF the LIT WIS the movement uf any impor.
lance whatever, aud while the market at the
Close was active hnd strong. the gains we're
generally confined 10 the smallest fractions
Chattanooga however. r'-c ~, Manhattan
- aud short Linc I per cent The total
salcs were ~, ~, of which no. 10 were in st.
PAUL.
Railroad bonds were quiet Sales II ~.
sues were sSs0NO Tor the two-hour session,
while the market showed a morc drcid Il
tone than 90 any previous time this week
lficcs WCrv strong almost throughout. and
the special feature was the strrngih IN the
Denver a Rio Ufande Western issues, but
the strong tone rvachcd all portions ~ the
list, and closing figures arr generally higher,
declines being few IN number The principal
gains include Denver A Rio Gmndc Mcst,fn,
4 a. PSI, Litchhcld. Carun a Western ~ (,
to loo, and Virginia Midland b. guaranteed,
/ ~ Ia $50, The sales II bonds ior the Wcrk
wcrr ts,tsiooo, against tago2,ooO for last
/ week.
THE total sale, Of stocks today were os,7si
shnrus.
Closing quotations were a. follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
Articles openInsIni.

Cash quotations were NJ follows
flouf-Quiot aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat. SLWhaiOoA. No.
spring wheat SSCSSoc' No. rcd, Slow
Cti.uuA.
No. corn. MAc.
No. oats, 2ji.o.
No. 2 rye. tic.
No. barley nominal
No. ilaKsecd. si.ts.
Prime timothy seed, siHdtlS.
Mess pork per brl, sil25dii.O.
Lard, per 100 lbs s6T0d02's
short rib sides. loose, ~ sitpG'n
Dry snitcd shoulders. boxed. "a. g5Ofi y7is
short clear sides, boxed, iOl2lsmD.2S.
Reccipts-flour i2OOp bfiE wheat, 5000
bu. corn, i53OOO bu; oats iisOJO bu. rye,
400 bu. barley, A.OOo bu.
Slipmcnts-flour G0obrls, wheat, 5000
hu. corn. $4,000 oats, 51OVJ bu, rye, 400
hu. barley, 5000 bu.
~ LOWS, Mo-, March 2-Flour un.
changed.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL adyiccs from other
places gave prices turn down here and
they closed 2tG2i.c below yesterday shorts
took advantage OF the hrtak aud consider.
ahl, long wheat was sold out No. red,
cash. nlaiOc bid May sold al 54@us,.c
and closed pG.c asked July. 3iS@s5Hd
Nhc closed s3,sc asked, August sold sic
Com-undcr q light demand and the fall
on wheat prices declincdi No 2 cash. 2sa
2sitc March sold 2s4c, cluscd 2siso bid
April. ste; May, J0A@5ilsc, closed 80
$3.50 asked. July, 2tc.
Oats quiet No. = cash, sc, May, g5kc.
Rye dull. offered NJ foc
harley. nothing done.
Hay SLOW; prairie ss.So9soo timothy,
tpin'ai250. D..
Hiram. 5s6s5Qc.
Flaxsecd quoiahle NJ fi.p
Buiter-firmer creamery, 2i@2oc, dairy,
NOR
Eus-Easy NJ ifc.
Cnnmcal-t N,Cti.O.
observation-disclosures but quiet
pork-tii.O
Iard-princ steam t0.S bid.
Dry Salt Mcats-Shouldcr, to21, Longs
and rils. 90 ~. short clear, $3.50.
iacon-liosed shoulders, SO long. and
ribs. o. ~. short clear, s.vO.
llams-tinOOoti2W
larring-lIarily any demand prices
steady aud unchanged
Retcipts-Flour, aOoO brls. wheat 600
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL: MONDAY. MARCH 4. 1889;

bu; corn, $1,000 blu; oats, 1900 Blu; rye,
none; barley, 1000.
shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 5000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu;. oats, 10000 bu; rye,
none; barley. 1900 blu.
KANSAS CrrY, No., March 2.-wheat--
Lower; No. Cred, cash, exc asked; May, 95c
asked. No. 2 soft, cash, 03c Asked May, 95c
asked.
Corn-steady; No. 2 cash-no bids nor
offerings; May, $50 bid, 26c asked. No. 2
white-no bids nor offerings.
Oats-No bids nor offerings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

efisH- Mnckcrl half hrls No. l. - 500
auo, No 2. tS.Oidsd1. No 4 a.. 500 ~. 10
~ Kits, No. !, SIS, No. ? ti ~. No 3. 81 10
Dry Herring Family S. Ter box. ~ g. roe
herring half brls, 300. White Fish Halt
hrls, $3.50.
llou rroprcrs Firm pork. sia0al3 ~.
sugnrcufcd hams nan Sc breakfast bacon.
iOA@ii'sc, bulk pork, clear sides, csc.
clear rib sides, 0,tci long clear 0Iac shoul.
ders. ~.
fHp-H MrArs-Ilccf headquarters, safe.
foWquaricrs 2fRic city hogs 0t5c,
country dressed, hlsetic per 10. sparcrihs.
6trsc. harkhoncs, btiGc per 10.
LAun-fcs, nc. hall hrls, 7ac; kcg~,
TA.c. choice kettle slsGti0g strong.
Pics fru-iirls, ttO9 half brls, sa 40.
kgrs siaS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
GEN ERAL TRADE.

The Merchants Exchange quotation com.
mit,ccs today advanced lard S.iGc and made
the tone Of sugar strong, coffee very strong
and molnsscs iirm.
Amount Of grain In siorc at the elevators.
Corn. ~ $50 bushels; oats 62,OsO bushels.
wheat 49, bushels
The New Orleans sugar market Il steady
with good demand for all offerings prices
are firm for kettles and strong for ccnlrifu.
gals. Molasscs unchanged. Rice quiet and
steady with prices well maintained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

middling, e,lc; middling oll-loc; good
middling, 1870.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows; March, e.05@o67; April, 9.72@
9.73; May, 0.79@9.so; June, 9.s6@9s7; July,
9.94@995; August o.9o@9.9i; September,
9.46@9.47; October o. 25@927; November, OH
@9.ls; December e.is@o19. Sales, 800
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

FLouR-From store. choice sL2jaI3 -;
fancy t.7a61i.Sh extra fancy. g. 25St5. 49,
patent fi.SJCd6OO. firm.
CRAcKEnn-Soda extra, SIC. treble extra
0aG'ic ginger snaps, 7Gos'sc. assorted jun.
blcs. iOotl2c. croam crackers, fiEOtsisc
ConSNEAil-Pcafl, $500, ruler. 81 OuCt2 10.
iirm.
BrANs AND PrAs-Navy bans, g. %. me.
dium. 500.
nArNEAL-ln half Drills. $3.50 fru n store.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln half brls, sl.5J from
store
IloAINY AND GHir-From store, 1875.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

CArTLK-Choicc to extra. 3if@3Ac; good,
3a3Ac, scnlawags, a. medium, lam2hc.
choice feeders, 40 and up 2A6s3c; feeders,
100 % nj0. 2isGe29ic.
Hoos-Chuice cornfcd, ihdiAc; good,
A.25C1l.50. common, 3'setic.
sngEr-Choicc.ikc , mediums IseGlc, com.
mon, &lOOtgl.51
LANns-Choicc, &c; common 10 gooi per
hend Al hO(alu0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

@3oc; prime choice, 35@42c; fancy, 45c; CEN
choice, 3o@35c; syrup, 20@45c; firm.
CAYDIEs-Stlcks all sizes, In bxs, pals
and brls, collie; fancy assorted, 10@16c
extra fancy, lS@25c; firm.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3X@5c; candles
full waiQht l0c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

INV Choice. from storr. Sic. car load,
from lcycc or depot els NCtiGO0. prime,
from store, 5hotSr; ear load, from lcycc or
depot flij0d ih0 prairie from stonr. 50a
on car load, from lcyce or depot sl0OOeo
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sacks tic. mixed. IN bulk. a,s'. IN saeks, Gle
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from lcycc ~ depot white IN bulk. aima1c.
IN sacks, 3Sc. mixed, In bulk, 2Djfc. In sacks,
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