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PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP CONPA>f.

Appoi -tsd ssitiDs DAYS AZ. ~ IL EseAi
and FnIDAY a. AZ Nj and sv.ry sVkpAf
ats A. ". Freight Sos II. sdaya zna tKi-
days steamers eeived till 1880 A. \. FOR
sundays steamer TIL y. Al. SATURDAY
Freight received daily III L. NJ.
Fare 10 Philadelphia .......... ...........s" w
Fer farther formation apply 10
J. W. McCARKlvk,
General Bourhsfp A1tat.
once, KoSkettA
WP. CLYDE CO.
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AnOk err EeOucsf.

I asked Tor a package Of Old Vir.
gina Cheroots. Not this. The paper
Is OF the same color and has the name
of Virginia on it. but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by p.
Whitlock. and not some of the va
rious mutations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the reques. that is often
made by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by p. Whir-
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price Of the Old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten cents. For sale
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mA1t.gOtDS.
NORFOLK and WESTERN RAN
IN ROAD Htir

NORFOLK and WESTERN Ran,
~ ROAD. nall
TWO DAILY TkAfNs To NORFofr
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 ifNfIfpP,,,.
scHEDULEI EFFECT MAY ~. is.,,,'1 10.
LEAVE RICHMONI. ''
0:40 A. NJ. Daily, va Richmond and p...
burg railroad. Leaves pef.r.,r-
!o3s A: N. daily; srii'e As-1ik
$40 A. NJ. Daily, via Richmond and pa.
burg failroad. Arrive m ps,,.~t
burg 1890 A. ". No 3 lsa...n~
tersbury 1880 a. ". FOR Farn,,'lt'
I,ynchburg. Roanoke. Er.,le
Knoxville, and All points 80,
and West. THROUGH OOAc.
10 RADFORD. 'Alh
700 r. NJ. Daily, rio Richmond and pe,...
burg Railroad. Arrives al 49,
burg 700 4. ~, dafiy -
Pc ersburg at STOP 81. a F, ~
irving NJ Norfolk fn.sn u ~
IfIR1IGIt CAR TO NORF6f -
200 i. VI. Daily, ETA Richmond and p','..
burg Railroad. arrlvlngaf d..
burg az $50 T.. ~. comet
with Train No. ! leaving pet...s
burg ~ 100 J.. A. Tor F4rmv'i.
LthshpofR, Roanoke. I0cahDnis.
Bristol. Knoxville. Ch.tare,....
anc all points ~Olfn snd Wc.i 49,
PULLMAN SihHi i,N'o.,AH ArtuMNODh-
No. 1-Siecping-car Petersburg Q, bristol
without change aylng Peforshnrr i1l',
7:55 =. VI. Pullman sleeper I,nchhurg .
Memphis without change.
No. 3-luliman sleeper iynclhurg % Ma.
Orleans. ana RI anokc 90 Chattanooga. ullI.
out change.
Tickets, baggage checks. and an mnrn..
ton can be Obtained az Richm0rd and pa.t...
burg Railroad depot. \. W Carriers. Ion
nam street. anj NJ the Company 0.'oe. ,.lf
east Main street.
". D. BhNIff.
General Passenger A.rrf
CHARLES a. tplf. Nlco-pfssIIerf
a a
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wAfLROADs.


nTCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-sohsduis
commencing APRIL slst. 1850 = eastern
Ia em leaVs: Byrd strset station daily stop
ouiv st Ashland Junction. Milford.
and Frederfcksbufg. sleeper
Wtehin gton and New York..
ii:07 an. i>avos Byrd-Street station eaiiy, CT
cspt sunday. -
s:ss N. leaves Byrd-street station daily
deeper TO New York.
$40 Am. arrives ct BYRD street station DAILY
Sleeper from New York. -
s3s pm arrives at Byrd-strect station dAlt
stops at Fredericksbure. Milford,
Junction and Asblar d.. Sleeper FROM
washington and New York.
1910 pn. arrives at Byri-sfreet station dali !.
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY sxcsPr SUNDAYS.
sis am. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland al
SAo nm. accom- mediation, leaves Byrd street
station arrives at Ashland a. pm.
e0I PM. leaves klba arrives at Ashland o.
$40 pm.
s:45 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland al o'n
am. -.
$50 am. accommodation, arrives Ct Bynd
street station; leaves Ashlan 81 1901
am.
c. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
3 7. ID. MrxRs General SUPERINTENDENT
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.
sDsily. tDsily Except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES

STOPPING PLACES
Nos. Il aud q makes no stops. Nc. % stops
on sigma at Centralia. No. 70 stops only on
signal at Chester. Centralia and Manchester.
Nos. IS and 90 stop on signal at oil stations.
Nos. b, 80, a, g. &c 81 q, and SO VIII stop a. al
stations for passenss rs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Or Trains Nos. IA and % sleeping cars be
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, tvis Jsck
sonyiile). On Trains Nos. IL, snd n seep
10. cars between Washin stCn ard Charles
TO-. On Train No. ~ sioepins-csrs between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train No.
q slecping-cars between Washington and
Savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO E0RFOLB
LEAVE ARRIVE
H S'sF"ood. .SSSm. . Norfois. 1875 p ~
Norfolk, $50 ar. Richmond. ll:f0 pm.
Norfolk. $50 pm. Richmond. $50 pm.
Iaese trains ALSO make close councillors
for tarmvilie. Lynchburg. and south.
western points and all stations on the NorfoD
and western railroad.
X. Nj. SULLY.
Superintendent.
X. 7. d. MYERS.
General Superintendent
I'M. EHERsos, General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS Traffic Msnager. $50 ~
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wS have sspeedyand positive cure for Ca
taIth, hlphiherh, Canker Mouth and Head
ache In SH1LOH'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mass Injector FREQ with each bottle Use il
II you desire health and Aweet breath Price
% cents. Sod by Bodeker Brothers and
shall streets. '' ''"'
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RICHMOND AND DANVIi
SHORT Est ANDQrICkE~THOrrI -uf.lft
AND SOt IliMt~I.
PULLMAN SLEFPfRS 0N ALL Nf.ur
TRAINS
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SFiTfMDfl Id
1852
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RAiL FAST FREIGHT
Line TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK,
AND rs II ERN AID
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTlNOhB
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quick time 10 other points.
Through bills OF laden issued at low rates
G. A. TAYLOR.
Oc92 General Freight Agent.
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fvFsr POINT ACCOMMODATION.
AIIAN SHIPS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANI.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANT.
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers lsavs Richmond EVERY II Is
DAY snd FRIDAY NJ 3 r. d. Aa1iisst
Il l.s4 one hYLr before sailing Time.
Steamers beavc New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAT- KuAr ~
3 4. NJ. arriving In Richmond MONDAY sni
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger = Communications unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York via James
berth -. 80 30
Ronnd.trip tickets. limited To thirty
day. after date OF issue .-.-..-.-......... u op
Stcerage. WIN subsistence ................ % 90
Steerage without subsistence ........... D go
Cabin fare VIA Chssapeske and Chic
c Ha,.' sss 80, Ia; ,., ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained At A. ". Gafbsrs.
1000 Main street. Chessrsnke aud OHIO ami
Richmond aud Petersburg depots. snt aft
cOmpanys Offices, 1901 Nain street AM
wharf. Rockets.
trsights rvarsed and through bills 0f lad
ing issued for points bsssnd New York.
Freight received daily until 4. 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond on H'fN-
DAlS,ItfSpAN-, Wkp<k~pAfs.I klti~-
DAYS. and UkDAln by the Chesapeake
and ohio railway Wa Newport NcNsI ~ r,W
A. NJ. by edmond ana Petersburg
railroad same day aud 0.tO A. NJ. VIII
make connection Al NORFOLK with steamer
lssyin. those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street sni
Ply 1911 COmp<nys Wharf, kOcktis
VIRGINIA STEANBOT con-
PANfs
JAMES RlNkR LINE FsR
n DI1NT NIIfIfAI Il r. fIIff III
NEWPORT NEWS, CIAhFAnNI,
AND JAblks RIVER LAND
INO- DlRkCI.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER or CHANGE Oh
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
AT OLD POINT, NORFOLK. eio.si' ~it@
all lines for baltimore. lNi|ads ll' .n, -ll
New York safne afternoon. also ~ Nufillk
for Eastern North Carolina and ths south.
At NEM Pohr NENS for Hampton ana
And at 1CtLAREMONT with th. Atlantis
and Danvills Railroad sor Wayefly, ili'As-
ford. sc.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESIOWN. DUTCH GAP. AND WAX
SCENrhl.
CuEApE~T KOTIE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED bl
RAIL IINt~.
FfKSI-CLAe~ MEALS.
The elegant and fact steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states msil,
CAITAT~ DtlD.
leaves l.ichmOfd every
MONDAY. " EDStsDAf AND fRIDAt Al
Z A. n. siktET-CARSC CONNECT IN ~ ~
ilhkl for sbove-nsmcd places. arriving 40
NsrfOlk about $40 4. H. Returning. uo
steamer leaves Norfolk, Old Point ana New.
port News on alternate days, arriSlr: a.
Richmond shout $50 4. NJ.
Though tickets 80 above named points "a
sale on steamer snd al Carriers Agency, 40
1000 Man street. Baggage checked through
sTArE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OK
NIGHT
FKriGHf.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. p0ris-
mouth, smiihneld. hampton, old Point,
Wayerly aud HicksfOrd. Va: Washington
ID. t.; >ewbsrns. Washington and lsro<fo.
y. C.: all stations on AtlaHtic and Dsnvhle
Railroad. SeabOsrl End Roanoke Railroad.
Norfolk Southern Railroad and k%si'rs
North Carolina generally: also. tar hasttfn
Shore II Virginia and ali regular landings or
the James river AT LOWEST BATES, ana
thro, gb bills issued.
LUCiBN Is. 1AI, n. Vice President.
No. tl1- Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN wEisieKE. t1eifht and PASSENGER
Agent my29-if
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DIEDNONT AIRLINE.

General Passenger A.rrf
CHARLES e. tDlf. Nlco-p r,.Iierf
General ofiicc. Roanoke. Va.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
DOMESTIC #EXcmANaE,

DOMESTIC
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, lilo discount; Eastern points,
sight, l-5 discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Louisvilleand Chicago, lilo discount; New
Orleans, discount.
Selling--New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago. lilo premium;
New Orleans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
firm, advancing l-l6c ON all grades. Sales,
1900 bales, or ] 200 TO exporters and 500
10 spinners. Sales for the week, 1850
bales, OF which $3.50 to exporters aud
600 TO spinners. Middling and other
high grades were in demand at l-l6Co4c
above quotations, but were not 10 be had
In this market. At now Orleans spots
closed firm with futures quiet; near months
declined | point, while distant months
advanced | point Liverpool closed quiet,
limited inquiry, with futures quiet and up
l point. Manchester cloths and yarns are
quiet with moderate inquiry. The New
York market closed firm and futures very
dull; March advanced | point; near months
unchanged, with remote months up /
point.
The port receipts today were Is, 3l3
bales. or IL 1853 bales In excess OF receipts
for same day last season. Hubbard, Price
x Co. say:
The market opened this morning with
u very firm undcrtone, due TO the expec-
ialion Of light receipts nj New Orleans and
a better demand from Liverpool sources,
"a f%orcshadowod by the sale in New Or
leans yesterday afternoon Of 10000 bales.
Prices advanced and the bears became
very nervous, but receipts came 10 hand
on a larger scale than anticipated, bring
ing the movement for the week up to the
morn total Of $1,000 bales, the largest
week on record Mt this season Of the year.
In like manner the movement from the
interior towns indicated 1900 to 1900
bales, s We previously estimated, and
the loaa In stock will result In u movement
from the plantations OF over 5000 bales,
against $1,000 bales for the same time las.
year. These figures caused The market To
relapse and the market closed dull ut last
evening" prices. The future Of the mar.
ket seems 10 hinge entirely upon the con.
tnuance OF the demand for exports.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Monry. uoud. nnd s,,eh

SEW YORK, Manh gL-Muucy on call cnty NJ .
@l't per cgnti clusd ufcrvd nt 90 lrimc mef
uiuNle pipTti isoi hisfliug rK isanne tuil hut
nrm s,lSs, iot siSiy day bills, and as. ior de-
maud.
Ooveml,n,b opi. have boon duI aud heavy for
The q state baud. have % on dull and fcltuntlcss.
The stuUk mnrkrt was Intensely duh during the
Vntlrr Gay, Win The exception nl q short time In
the uirt hour sud prrrs wcv near ~siagnani NJ
Isssihlc There VISA nun icyling in the forenoon.
aud The purchasing continued with the effect OF
uislng quotations furuontlly AMI many active
stuots rachci The be-; prizes Of he wccs. 1hcw
wcrv aoNCf ! infuynccs which. however. had y dc
prHeinr eject on tho speculation lint II vhirh
was the engagement ui Nlunnt gold fuf
csIpr aud the ioss IN he Northwestern
earn uEs Tor frhtuau, while thcW was furlhcf
ninrts Il micrutf ~ In the West The market
yirldtsi % the udNrrsr iufururrs, Hnd prtr~s sagv,si
OF slowly until The bran alta kci harrington.
witch druplEi z ~ Vcut, ani meet of The Stranger
stocks syinluthii-t iu a grai,f uf les drgr,.,.
though Hofk Island WISE the uniy one whicli
shovel any dcrlivi wrHkucs. The trust stocks
VEN The sifuif irtiuns II the DAYS tmdlnz. nni
again Chi0afn uas Jed the lai in hath arltiiy and
tinugth, although % lot must ul H. Ealu late in
The Day, and cfgHd only asfiill intgtun higher
Than lat evening thiuiru wss q hutcr iu thr
1dy petition ui thc day. hlt hirF thsnc Wa e,I
duuUr ul sning selling iuf that urutrf. uuduu dli
uuls cIthtf was, though II soli SOME, uotwith
standing the aitlCes iruui the other ailc urru iu
the rncrt that the crisis y. u'yE aud tho iuu,.
penu markets bal rusluvi rivirunimHl condition.
lrnncsacf tual Wus veal tui The selling on the
c.usiiu ct the bpuks, hui 10 ~ uutf .iocl
~" 49, ~ ~
the tfuding bluH pfurIu'ly the suipiul
81 the tliitu Toe ufzuluH lnrvf uVn r~vurriil,
slightly hlfirT aud uuHIr fractional y lus wUt
srufri nl uNrr The tst H. the ctry trIdiuH WhIt
Missouri rds.nU and hufliu tiuu ulaf u fsiInt rath
The caflY demand iur siufts, hnWvYuT auu daI
away anil thg m1fkrt Hiuk into the mos cstuinr
uHllursF. aud UfiUHa urruHiutd FiHEuuui until the
nrEInH iruirurY u.attmH noticeable when unmr
prasuur We hriuEht nHliuat the rrtug'rL anH
luniuE,uu aud hufs is'auu fuld 90 mp.dly. Hud
tninru Nus let nlmusi 81 ~ IT, tauN tnHfrnH'
aitunnn Ihr ret 81 thp liA ~sYmHmthlnI. aNI
ttrYthlng Wu brought down tu ~ thailr lHluW
the upruinr nguuf The WHrtr. CLOSING uuIri nni
hctNN "a thc hsufrs Almost rttYthlng un the
int IT, siirhir n traction 'uNrf thls u%ttulua. aad
Icunrafrr t,al loot Oh and Burlington o..
Their WV Wufu iaufs tudrI lu ttr nafinad
hnnds IuiHy. and usuiu uIcr aas q muirmis de
rftr ~ animation. Tue allrs aufrraflur fits .Uut
~ watch fHLuu Wyfv tm heading ts aisLuul u
IcKas irrinc ss1Uuda sud tlib.tU lu ihr Walash
tuytfnlt dltltlunl tUVlpts. The tone ul the dtal.
luEs wus EUnrrlly nru, hut che imfuHtnt changes
in quotations VEN icw ln numlgf auI sutrml de
giurs usruucl tuat Western nrts nec "a 90
uhNt
Toe total nirs ui stocks ttiay wufv1aAa9 shans.
thnluH quotations
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cash quotations wcr, ~ folio "
Flour hnn aud unchanged.
so. 2suhng wheat a.ui4ai0ltG No. Jtprlng
wheat Die 40. . Icd. aLOl5a8LOSr
No 2 con-, Z -
so osts re
No 9Wc, Ac.
No. 2bir.ey, nominal
No I naAsrrd, $40.
Prime timothy Sod g hsiI1.
Mos Yofk, ptF hu. sl2NNiAlO
Lard. pct in lhs.~ siglaGp'l
hhut uh AidUs. lusU ea1ttnn
IB siliUi shoulder hoXtn, o. A,eth "a
short clc rsidcs, boxed, Co.. es0Oi's.
Reeeip,s iioaf. 6oJJ OILS wheat. i2.OOo bu:
corr. ga.eol boz oitS nS,OgO ba. rye. AoOO bu.
shipmcnts Flour, 1000 brls wheat. ii.Ooc bu.
ouni p.0U bu. oats,di.OG bu; rye, t,oOl bu; barley.
2iufi hu.
~. LOUIS. Msrrn 2i~-Tour-Dcmnnd good;
imdlnz active aud yaius- str,nE. Wheat higher
AuothCf adyauuc w thiungO scnt the local market
higher. but the feeling VS. yvfy uusctllcd. There
Wa snmc talk ol dfy weather IA the wintsf wheat
section. aud OF export buying IN New YORK. Gables
Wufc duli aud ,ho weather tnncatcna rain here.
My clusol ", June ~, July ic nnd August ~
uhlNu yUstcr iny. No. 2 nj. cish, DC hay, gii.ts
af.c. cilrlng a " = askci June. w.aye, clos
Ing NJ vi ~ hid. JULY stsi 90 e. closing at
NJ. Is August ssle.y closing at ~ asked
In wheat 'irnsihcncl values. No. 2 cVh, 9lc
| Aufll. gHt - A., May, tNef aisfftc, closing
49, iuy, as.etfl,vc closing ~ ~.
uais-ienvr No. = oeh' a'Es@c lid May as
Ma-faucr morn doing 10 2 ti1,c
Harley atnfyt 80. D. tanndu, n.
uD- Nuthing dolnE, market Hat pmHc, S.jna
500 Timothy, stautttAM
~NuualasltG hiftl2
E~hhHNlasiaA
i~d-J,wer Nnd dull D. tons dcanetc sold At
gttlta
H~utirr-Chrloo aud fancy In ialr demand. all
yle dult Northern ni, l,sils daip, 1ssc
/ rrvrMcrs ga &C.
fgrsartuady AZ pAc.
tuWmUulHtim ~ N,0tiih
rnl, sliusH ftuncr.
pufk -Qu,vu Jubhlng. sadA tari-Nomlnaliy
3 ny sit mcis nuxri shoulders a.t1isat
81 i0uls ~,EaeAas Ci,ar uls, tineti so shnu
I rlpaT ht#eA uarou ahtArl riuutiCu, sdu1a
| Ntl' lunas. MNntw rlUafuiu tAgf shOu clear,
! s.luHFta tlams-stnOHI1uL
Ngrirb fi0ur luu hhg wheat tLO0bui coiu.
muln bu oats ~.up hui rye, none barley, uouc.
shipmrnu rIuun ii0r hHe wheat LW bu.
,om, ln.0gb ui 0at, A,@V bt nc, atO bui bar
| rs, hone
E%ANsAsCfrY. No March p Wheat stuurcr
| No gurL. Oash. ga. April, pr asked SO. q sofL.
| cash 80 hhi pc askld. MAY, Hk aHi ~ asked.
tumasfmurur No. e. Ctsh, 49, Hny. lfr bid.
] ~ .r us. ct NJ. q white, each, uu bids nor ulut
lnrs May, bli, mr. aykul
uaiseNo = cash, No bids nor uhvrifgg May
! gii.r hld.
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yTw YORK. March g2-CoIce-orfiins orcnci
rirnly, a4l5 iuluis dom. nnd r'uaHl stHnd ut
tu.uta wt Halra. gis1 tATa lnTludluE Anuh.
ltNnt kpflt. so snalNlN MAY tiAft0ftTul June.
siGWUislE July. tiailsls-s August slI1vs
,%cinicf. tis nOlIh1 ucCrmlsr si5a1 spot-il
ahuut steady ialf OtfFoch lf,r,
sueaf -iaW siutnr aud hlsIrr ihif vfnlur. a r.
centrifugal. R test u'sffntc sales tAyUu hag.
cruiHfnrals 4 a cafro do e. aud y vhnci.
80 hHhcT mOdrratc dcmahd 81 t.tu'aC Cxtm &.
N nd. Il white extm g. e~ti.it0tb tIiGC yellow.
aasla Oh A, Gtllhrt5'sa mould 4. 80 Stand.
hrt 4 ami confectionery si,C cut Loaf ana
crushed SO powdcVd' ''c %granulated, rs.
MOI Forlru stroae 81 t-i. 2ii,arC New
udrius dulL Rtcc steady md quiet
INV oRLgNs la. Narh &aCoHec steady
and Arm. Ida cnmmon ~ rumc. tsnt ne.
giou quiet aud steady orninay 10 prime. 81
ast.
sugafs sieudy AMI arm .orcn Kettle, strictly
pfinr. iii {. prime. ~ fully isir plGc eood
laiG a7iGatiits iait o. centrifugal, chuicc
white. T,r cholcc yellow taunul, 5C urine gel.
low fiaunoI GI4tdatiF. trrunHs att1',a
Nnlai - steady and hun orcn kcito strictly
rume Nc god prime. alftaU pume. Atinr
laif Ia COOL lair. attlsc ommuu to r~oo1cummon.
~ a. crutuilra. strictly rumu.l ss1aC prime
a. STRICTLY prime ia ~ iAf 20 rund lair, Ntsllc.
COMMON 10 rood COMMON, isNih. Inferior, lc
gfNCfNNATL o., Msuh A-whlsky-Quic
ale bd brls finished good on . imsis Of tiuL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
A DRY SUBJECTS ooNcEALMENT.
What the Council Got Out OF a PROPOSE
ton on Market Stalls,

ton on Market Stalls.
Wholesome facts are sometimes developed
in consideration Of a very dry looking and
unpromising subject.
Stall rent in a markct-house, for example,
doesn't appear to conceal anything humor-
Gus or otherwise interesting, except for the
few dollars It brings the city.
There was before the Legislative Council
Thursday an application by three citizens
TO rent six stalls at one end and outside the
Beale street market-house Mr.. Graham in
quirrd what would likely be the amount of
revenue derived by the city from such a
rental, and was informed that Il would reach
about S25 per mouth. 1--WE can make more
than that by renting IL 10 colored people and
Others as lunch stands" said Mr.. Graham.
81 shall vote against and oppose that"
promptly spoke up Mr.. Wallace, the col
ored councilman. "If you rent IL TO col
orcd people for that purpose they will spread
out old fried cat aud buffalo fish, and create
n regular nuisance. There Is enough poison
on Boale street already, without that kind OF
fish stand"
"What has become Of the new market
housc?n inquired n member Of Mr.. Graham,
who is regarded as the father OF a scheme to
build q new one.
Mr.. Graham was not prepared TO make an
encouraging report whereupon Maj Petit
said, there should. by all means, be a new
m~arkethouse on the present Bcalc street
site, with an imposing city hall above.
The location Is central and possesses adj
yantlgcs over any that know Of But how
EN- We get itg'
"Do you want TO know how We can get
itY' impulsively inquired President MADDEN,
with money, Of course; II we had the
money. II would be an easy matter 20 get
anything we want" replied the major.
Chats true, but there is another way.
Just order the m~nrket-house closed for two
weeks. aud you'll have a new one, with Gle
CANT city hall attachment"
Just how the closing would operate thai
way, the President did not explain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23

NEW YORK, March 22.-Both business and the
tone OF the dry goods market were better. A good
trade was had by jobhors. but not up TO the activity
Of last week. There were no drives today, though
u Is believed that there are one or two more lots
that will have 10 be thrown overheard. Agents
tendency. while the market continues In good
shape With good tone, low grade cottons, especially.
being very firm aud scarce. A large auction sale
black silks will be held on Tuesday next com
prisinR 1000 picces
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market no changes Of importance
were made to-day SUGAR g. very q rnur. Al the
gaiu call boiri session 100 harpi. April mc,l VEN
sold at ti.si In florc at the elevator, ac pi,g2i
bushels OF corn aud dLu,i bushels oi oats
The New uucaus Sugar market u ics buoyanL
the advances having rcuiycd a check from a slight
reaction in New Yofl Coniumrnis ace a shade
lover Int %yCIiows, but kettles continue strong and
quunbly unchanged Molt-cl he goui demand
and drm IN REV thcrc ~ - god dclnand for
shipment and prices rule a shade nrmyr.
u q Dun &tnt weekly vyipN vi trade says
"ihe ,isus %, pcu,cy In legitimate trAdc In.
craze aud though la Important branches tho
,csson has br,u exceptionally ur.syonblc. thvrc
l. lcs dullnc- or drpfc.sluh Than. under the cir
uunistan,O might have bcsn c.rcc.rsi. rucs
settle downward str iili. the drrliuc fr The
wgck. To- the nyurgc lot al cpmmniitlca hayiug
bccn ahout 3. Of I irr cent which tries spyculn.
tive holder, but facilitates distribution
From mrcrqnartcr NJ inc interior cltic. report.
Ina. their cumc slgns ~ improvement la tmdr.
though u T. nowhc rrat bat nodcmtc aud
rtsduai. The out lt d, = wnaiiy thought iavum.
ahlc. aud al sew urcans ~ ~ icioucd that plant
Inns h under ruoi h%csdNay, while In pahoh, aud
Minnesota PREPARATION iuf setsiing ia fuil month
ahead ni lnft yUar A. cleveland aud some othei
poihts husinCs IL cuntidrnd batter Than lat YEAR.
but thew L. marked naciton ~ rutluu tom 10,
A,omble Z ne ~ tho pai few uccts lr1n = lower
ookc In lcs demand aud complaints u the de'a,
ol spring trade aw rcncul Philadelphia sim,
improvement Il sccn In The bnoi aud shoe aud th,
wuol ltadc.. bot dy go,-is ac In oriiusp condl
ton. and collections ap ilow, BE- Al-o al MI
vaukco.
Tho uoycmmcni pprH Ne b. wheat In hrmsr
hauds has hclpg a dociinn Of 80 imm which
thrr was rVuyrr oft rhunain, on the cover
ing ~ shorts fNpnrts cununuy Insignificant an
Sod pnst-er Zoe the coulug crop tcnd 90 wcakcf
oricr. Com has duliu-d ~ In spiiu NJ ianc ca
purt. while pufk product. aud uar an sui.nn
Italy uuchauEcd. cotton ncfipis aud cxpoul
buih uuuiinne much lafund at wars aud IN,
prov II o1ttou has yialdci - a light dsmau,
iof conss, aud the belief uf huyyn that purscu
price an uuvartautoi. oaus' a De- linr II outs 4,
iur the wcck, whllo mw sarar IL strong. aud i.h
sdvsncvd ~ Aalc uu cnusti mh'c purrhasus by n.
hn.r Leather u stll weak. Rubbcf & praas,
Coz alc 81 eltc Zoe raunue
The disciusuur ~ nu lnrrrisr in me ucekit out
put ~ ~ iriu oiusa Wtutuge n D. 81 .otc
that stocks Of uusuli Ne must ir mpiily arrumu
lntnr mall slrs oi .teci rails aw rpauvi ~
e. 10 tniiL The Iucv Ut cuprcf IL bnt nomlna.
while load h. vvak o. 81 W aud uu rtSnpA
No disiufhsuca has oytufri Ia ho money mari.
o. aud mates ~ ~ iuvcr DE Trasuy hnyin.
paid ont GDNu0i muu ulna % hss taken ~ a.
uhc Tast week
The businrts iailuus uumbof 1n. as rumpars
With a total ~ Ni lHst uavt mud ~ the wrcl
r%fv,iuus Dot the corresponding ucJk Of lat 80.
thc ngurs wvr o."