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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
5O9-5II Broad Street.
serIou. Accidentto a oltl,en Of Loul.n.

LOUISA. January l2-llr B. +. John
son, an old and respected citizen re-.
siding near Beaver Dam depot in This
county met with quite mn accident near
Frederick S Hall. in louisa county. yes
terday Ute was riding on a haud-car
which ran over rock pun upon
thc track by some mlscnieyons or mali
cl0us person. and was thrown on and
considerably hurt the car passing over
aud breaking his hip Mr. johnson has
been IN the employment of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company and
lts predecessor for iorty-jhrce years. and
This Is his first accident y RIVER
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Elders Appomattoa

Mr. John \ Elder has received a mum.
Der of photographs OF the figure taken
from his picture, "Appomattox." which
isto surmount the pedestal of the COntede-
rate soldiers monument at Alexandria
IL IS beautiful work Of art. modelled
by Mr. Caspaf Buhert, OF New York. and
judging by The photograph, which is
very imperfect. will be one of The hand
soonest monuments 10 the heroes Of the
South that has yet teen erected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

j VI Brooks lcoloredl, was lodged in
ihe Fiist station last night on the charge
OF assaulting and beating Lucy Brooks.
ms lawful wife. ON the public street
Henry Thompson also received the
same hospitablc attention by reason of
being arrested on q warrant charging
him with cursing and abusing his grand
mother
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

Or the age in the medical linIs-tb,
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Fips'a nm.
uiaciurcd only By the Californi Fio
syrup Company san Francisco cal
IL is agreeable 10 The taste. acceptable ID
The stomach, harmless in iis nature pain.
less yet prompt. and thorough in lis ac.
Ion. Owens a Minor Drug Company.
Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
Additional Man az the Fire Engine
House4

At a recent Joint meeting of the
Council Committees ON Finance and
Fire 10 was agreed 10 recommend 10 the
Council that an appropriation of 5000
be made 10 defray the expense of en-
ploying one additional station man at
each of the several ire engine houses in
the city The object OF the committee IN
providing for the employment of am ad
diiional man, is that the men who are
now confined al the engine houses day
and night on every day in the year may
have tweniy-four hours relief in every
seven days, and to have additional force
in case of fire. which is deemed
necessary
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sEMENTS TnIS NEEk.
4 Fine Array of Entertainments are OGer
ed our Amusement Lovers This Week.

\ Fine Array of Entertainments are OneT
ed our Amusement Lovers This Week.
AT the Academy the deseryedly popu-
lar Campanini Concert Company -lr;i,''
appear tomorrow evening. NJ renuta.
ton of This company j. Sufficient of itself
10 attract = lgu-1udience without the
nece M % doing more than publishing
if programme. which is as follows
PART !.
J. Piano solo, Tarantella...... IS Martucc
~lguYr icUarI.
. Aria, "Tu bio tho Dlsse". ......... AppOlOnl
SlguuT NOlOguu.
Q. AriOsO 80 Mia Rngina" Don Carlos) Verdi
Miss Marie Groehl
d Atia, gil Angui dlnierno, Magic
tlutHl....- ...... .......... ... 90. Mozart
slgnOrina do We're
CIhe celebrated prima donna's nrst appear
8. Romsnzs. 'Il Fion" Garment. ....... Bizet
Siguor tampaninls
d. Ductfo, Ia q Darcm la ManO" don
blOrHnnlI ...... Observation-Disclosures. Mozart
signor 80 ogna aud Miss Groobl.
Z. Aria, LA Petle an Bresu," .......... David
SignOrlua de- We're.
3. DucttO. "pcchCurs dc Perles. "... Bllet
signOrs Bologna and Campanini.
lntermssion.
PART II.
La2t aci OF Gouuod's Romeo and Juliet"
Ginhctta ...... ............. SignOriua de We're
Romeo. ........... ........... Signor Cam nanini
conductor ............. ....s lRnO' Ferrar
stc.nway's pianos used exclusively
Tuesday night the exceedingly funny
Two Johns Comedy Company will APP
pear, and everybody who wants To laugh
viii De sure 20 bee ON hand
THE THEATRE
George II Adams. well-known for his
famous liumpiy Dumpty performances
will appear 40 the Theatre on Friday and
in his new play. lie. She, Him
and Her Not only is the play said TO .
be very funny but in 10 will be intro .
iuced number of attractive features.
/ is described u.s. pantomimical
.omedy In which all the ENJOYABLE fea-
lures OF the pantomimc, with lis
uckcrN, scenery and calcium effect. are
nterpolaied with genuine comedy II
avs claim 90 being new departure in
lac dramatic field and is of course pic
uresQue and novel
The next attraction will be Clara Nor
is, 10 be followed hv Sol Smith Russell
n a new play in which he has made
reat hit Many other attractions are
o be produced in rapid succession.
including Milton MOBILES Robert Maren. 4
Rose Coghlan, Robson and Crane and .
theirs
The Opera-House will be closed this q
eek
The Musee viii give lbs usual attrac.
ye entertainments each night C
a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

TAsrsIE C0D LIVER on EMULSION. with
out hshy odor or rancid. nauseOus flavor. is
always fresh, pure. and sweet, and can be
"a en- by anyone. j. vastly superior ~
other similar preparations, as one trial Will
prove sold wholesale or retail, by l. WAC
NER, corner sixth and Bro a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
property Transfers

The following deeds of bargain an,
sale were recorded in the Chancery Cour
yesterday:
Andrews, Baptist & Clemmitt to ]
Lud Hill, ,heir leasehold interest in 90.
feet on east side Twelfth street. 50 800
Charles /. Belyin and wife to George b
Steel, one-half of northern wall of prem.
ises No. 2Oi south Third street. $50. ]
II Norman and wife 10 Kate T. Burgess
trustee, 2Jt feet on east side Twenty
ninth street, near l.. 81 800
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o smuGn a oGri
h pp
h W g "a NAL hn
d 10
81 r Il pos iou
viii
rcOnaerN yo
e % - to who Zee % obi
nprc. org~a also aIrcaH
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TIM Two JonSs" ARE CouNo.

THE Two JoHNs" ARE CoMryo
There Is no doubt but that the funny
comedians and their laughahle play.
The Two Johns will pack the Theatre
TO The doors when they come here, The
company the scenery, and everything
that pertains TO the production of this
extremely funny play, is said to he
superb and to avoid the rush for seats
i Is wisely urged that the patrons of
Messrs Berger a Leaths Theatre secure
seats without DELAY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

Packages Of cheroots are on the marke ia
near the sa color OF paper as the Old
Nugnias, but take no other except il has
my trade mark and name Of +. WmrLoos
on every package.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

A telegram was Yesterday received al
the city Jail stating that the excitement
over the murder of Policeman Seay. b,
the negro William Musc0. had subsidized
and directing that he be sent 20 Char
lotiesville for trial On receipt of the
telegram Policeman Wilkerson, Sergeant
y. VI. Iomlinson, and Deputy Sergeant
William =. Leigh left yesterday after
noon. ON the o O'Clock Chesapeake and
OHIO train with the prisoner, for Char
louesyiile
This couOborates the statement OF our
special correspondent i'm Charlottesville
elsewhere published
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
4 HANDSOME PRESENT FOR THE La.
DIES.
Managers Berger 4 Leath'. New Enter

prise
ON the occasion of the first perform.
ance 10 Dee given by the Two Johns" 40
The Academy, ON Tuesday evening next.
each lady attending win be presented
with AN elegant and novel souvenir Thi.
unique idea OF The enterprising managers
OF the Academy will doubtless pack the
hcatre, and DO is wisely urged that seats
be secured az once, "a. doubtless there
will be great rush for tickets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

Over 100000 Of "Wbitlocks Ola Vir-
glnia Cheroots' sold and no complaints.
lake no other package unless II has my
name on II, otherwise you will be I'M
Osed on.
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DAINTS, OILS. WINDOW CLASS
4 PUTTY, and 10 general ass0rtmen OF.
TO THE PUBLIC

HayIng completed the extensive additions
io our plant, we are row fully prepared 0,
cope win all orders for AhC and moan
DECENT LIGHTING.
tsiima' ca for Lighting stores. Offices. fac
tories, residences, ere. fuu shed upOu app
pucaiion at tle OilcC OF the Virginia Electric
Light end Power Company no South seventh
street NM. b. PIZLlNl.
Jil[-lW Manager.
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Sun Open.

The American Hotel Bar, Felix Ke,ean.
proprietor, Is still open. though the hotel h
cOsied for repairs. lal24t
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STEAM LAUNDRY
French Steam IaIndrv.

MR.. l.. DAUBRE xErAND MADAME
DAt 8RENkr.
from Paris. No. is North Ninth street. between
Main and Franklin streets Collars. Guns
ladies' me work AMI lace curtains n spoc al
~. All work warranted Goods called for
and delivered without extra charge. Tele-
pm he No. ,ni biasf
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A NEW INDUSTRY,
No More Sending North

Frequent delays and Inconvenience hayin.
been caused % ail concerned by reason OFF IA,
fact that VIC here in Richmond wrre hereto,
fore dependent on the Northern cities Ion al
pecial work in the optical line. DO give. m,
great pleasure t0 announce o. my thons,nd.
oil patrons anl thc public generally. that M,
unprecedent large end constantly .norensin.
PATRONAGE have made DC incumbent upon me {.
priFide more conventions methods. ani acc ri
ngiy have fitted npa
manufacturing
estahii hmeat provided alth au modern facl
Ties, including power 3D., electric ty Ton grind.
log every kind Of lenses known % the profes-
#ons OF Optics aud OphtAtmy am thus IN
apas'tion 10 eKecute al. special lenseani frtmo
work at short notice, and by personal super
vision lam alb 90 guarantee absolute accuracy
and superiority. lCwul be my aim tl extend
from time 10 time. unl eventually make my
Optical works one a. ihe mos, prominent ia
the country, such as viii rebound fo tine credit
OF the industrial interest OF Richmond and
Virginia
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the members adjourned 90 the reception
room and parlor. where they remained
until late hour spending The time In
social enjoyment II was about mid.
right when they adjourned TO the strains
OF Home. Sweet Home
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, ITO discount; Eastern points,
sight, is discount; Cincinnati, St. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago, i-1O discount; New
Orleans, & discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
firm, sales 800 bales, or 100 to exporters and
700 TO spinners. At New Orleans spots
closed quiet and firm with futures steady.
Near months up l point. distant months un-
changed. Liverpool closed dull, somewhat
irregular, futures quiet, near months I'M
changed, distant months advanced l point.
The New York spot market closed firm,
with futures irregular, closing easy.
Port receipts today were II, 672 bales, an
excess Of i,6il bales over receipts for same
day last year.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: "Tho New
York cotton market opened very dull at
last evenings quotations, and on the small
est trading ever reported advanced . to 8
points, until just before the close, when an
order to sell 1900 bales supplied the demand
and closed the market easy at last nights
closing prices. Business has practically
been at a standstill the entire day. The
shorts declined to enter into any special en-
gagements, while Liverpool showed such a
firm front and the bulls showed no disposi-
ton to advance prices when the short inter
est was so small and the speculative spirit
interest so weak"
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CANNED GOODS - pincapplcs, sL15 10.
rclchcL 2 Lbs. Etnndani sLGsai.tG second. Si.Ol
Tomatoes, lbs standard, SC. Tbs standard. sl.i0.
Strawberries, si.2 Raspbcuics sl.3 Blackbcr
Tics. elul Green cages, tl.i0. Pear, si.h0. Hums.
ti.1. Asparagus. tL0L Green corn. slO1tii.hl
Gnccn pens, ei.2. Cove oysienL full weight, l 10.
pla415c. Lis. G.hiai.O0. light weight &C. 2 lbs.
si.0l Condensed Milk-Crown. eil6 Eagle, $50.
swiss. saiA salmon, si8 sarllncs stit mus.
ihri safdlncs, sLJO. Mackcrcl, tLlS herring mack
Crcl, Nlh
sUGAR-Purc white. Tsasc on white. ga
IT. yellow clanned, E,esTc refined A, ~,
standard rrauulHtcd, Hl.ofsNr pOHdcncd. gi.flglsC.
cut Loaf. e.altgg open Kettle. 6s6t,c s,rong
COffEE-Common, i51.C fair, ic prime Rio,
ip,.aigi.C choice 20 fancy la91,tg old govern
sALT-ssginaw. si.sSaIlo per barcl Ohio
River. NLIft.Gi per btl. Louisiana, sl1iNL2O.
sacks. hue. $50. conuc. sl2E pkts, gta1c,
mCE-Louisisna, ff86'fc Carolina, 687c firm.
C~HEksE-rnmc hats.-; New York factory,
-. foil cream, i1c. Young America, &c.
MOLAss8-Louislhua, common Ia ihif. 90 -.
prime cholce giaiac iancy, &c ccnthiugals,
common 20 fair. n81oc prime 10 choicc, Oelc'
syrup. gFftic nm
CkSDiEs-sucks. all sizes. In bxs pis and btls
s,.sgir fancy assorted. s'Ssl2'sc extra Ancy'
lisFr arm.
fell weight leo
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Cash quotations were rs iollO vs.
Flour quiet and steady,
No. . spring wheat, SlO08i.O01C; NJ. Q spring
wheat soc; No, . rcd, Sl.OOSLUOi,.
No, 2 corn, ai9Sc.
No. 2 oats 2Al4c.
Ma. ? rye, i3c.
No. . barley, nominal.
No. / fRNsccd. sla2l,
primc timothy seed, Si2edicl
Mess pork, per brl. sl2SOHl2,SL.
Lard. per 100 lhs. SL0yOTt9g.
Short rib sides, loose, sb.'lottS0.
Dry saltcd shoulder, boxed, Shi0diSA
short Clci sides, boxed, N.G1iydO1i.
Receipts Flour. 1000 bril-; wheat, sl,O0o bu. corn,
10000 bu; oats lOLoOO bu. rye, LOU bu; barley,
3I,uU bu.
shipmcnts-flour, $500 brlS wheat, $1,000 bu
corn. 64,OUO bu; oats, g',UJO bu, rye, a,OJO bu, bar
lev, 5000 bu.
KANSAS CITY. No. March m.-whcat, steady
No red, cash. S7LlcHskvd.
torn-QuicU No. . Each, &c bid. May, 2il,,
bid, No. . white, cash, nlc hid 25isc asked.
oats-No. ., cash, ~ 90 asAtd. May, pc bid %
asked.
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FLoUR-From store, choice. sllOaL2t fancy,
H.G0aL0 extra fancy, S.lOgA2I patent &.109
5.S; nrm.
CORNMEAL-Pcarl, $40 roller, S1lOa2 20, firm.
BEANS ~PEAs-Nayy beans, ss-E medium,
500.
oATMEAI-In half brls, 25Ofrom store.
CRACkERS-Soda, cxtu, 90. treble extra, Ca
&C ginger snaps, 7@sl4c. assorted lumblcs, litg
l2lec: crcam crackers, 7L,mSkc.
store.
HONuNY AND ~GRTTs-From store, s3.2j.
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miscellaneous.

wHisRY-gimirht Kentucky Bourbon. ti.O9
coo Robcrttnn aud Lincoln counties. num NJ tl.5l
aIOl. Eastern rycA S1OQsGOl. according % age
aud make common whisky, 0lrftsi.1l according
Ia proof nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
OtN-sLosi5O for domestic, tlsj9l10 i0f I'm.
ported.
FURs-Bcarskin. a.Ooa5oe mink. isa5sc coon.
hunter handled. ihaflic; county handled. iietfic,
otter sLO0l5.ss beaver. Nuoai.d0 wildcat ifu
d. FOX Ns5tr. muskmt lQDhc. opulsum, 100
so vol. oc8si.0J panther, acssl00 skunka -
0RAss sEgDs-Rcd clover. tSgi bu; hcri,. so
poe bu. orchard. NLIi9i.0 bu. timothy, siU4lU0
bw German milct S39e bdi Hungarian, 90
&c DO.
BAGGfNG-agioc.
TtEs-Slt0.
siior-Dpp. sL2s buck, sLa
~iAb-hismfr.
TALLOW-tkc
~sSUFF-Garcit's, sos RAiph's, u02t Rail.
road. So Hnli x Az, 500
fOwDkh-koga 500 half togs 25E quarter
kcgs fLh
Woodbury.. grease wool. unwashci, isaylc.
clear rfcase wool, 2e2Jg burn, washed, hoglN'
tub.washcd, DaEc.
coal oii-frme white, wholesale lots 90
foBAcoo-oOmmon 98s0e other grades. Cd
| osr,
enEfswAN-2c.
EAffs-Inn, 500 steel, s1io.
HrpEs-DD flint No. l. l0c Ma. 2 n; dry nllcd,
7C No. ? g. rrccn slltcd. No. I. 81 No. ? gftllr,
nrecn, &C. dccuklus NeNc thccpskins, AcetLc0'
| steady.
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F~lsH-Maekercl, half brls, No. l. sli.2S 40. 2,
nJt No. g $50 lob kits. No. 1. st.U No. (.
si.b. No. .. N9. Dry Heuiug-Family. sc per
box. n. g. roc herring, half brls, 600. White
Esh-Ialf brls, $50
HOG PR~oDUCIs-Firm pork, sia2saia5ssugnr
cured hams. il@iistC breakfast bacon. lU1 wub4c.
clear rib side bacon. lf87esc bulk pork, clear
sldcs, q, clear rib sides, DC long clear, CSC.
shoulders g..
LARD-TcA nc half bris, &c kegs Esc
choice kettle, Shdi0c firm.
FRESH ~MEATs-Bcct, headquarters. t@Ic, fore
quarter 2is8ic City hogs G@ic country dressed,
Shyffc per pound.
EGs fEKT-Brls. saOo half brs, $50. kegs,
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Fccdstuns.

H~AY-Choice, from store, Sc car load, from
lcycc or depot sla5o8t1OG prime, from store. 700
s0c, chr load. from lc,ce or depot slijiHlh.Og
prairie. from store, 5JgJOci car load, from lcyco or
depot e~lO0latlOO
COlN-fiOm store, white, cyclic; mixed, &c;
from lcNcc or depot, white, Ia bulk, 8AofiO ci In
sacks. iic. mixed, In bulk, DC; In sacks, ale.
BRAN-irDm store, 1@51lsG from leycc or dc
pot, SlL0C4iLbo.
OATs-from storc, white. cG@35c. mixed, a@
sc, from lcXce or depot, white, Ia bulk. 3l@3c,
In sacks, JC mixed, Ia bulk, ~; In sacks, 32jsc.
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Chancery Sale
~
ESTATE

IA ana Rim the Chhnorw Court ~ Shelby
COUNT. May Ilaheny a ~ ~. tiWah ship
tcy 1T a. No Gisi=LdWaui hhiplcy a nl w.
Mari uahruY n nl
~ viuuu ~ az iuieflnruiuW decree TOT ale. en-.
irngl iu The uiaufC rauHHun the llth daI ~ hufrUis
BE- issa u. ~ o. parralt, will ell al pub % auc.
ton. 10 the highest bidder IN if1utu iur clerk
and Master a unlrr. NJ the Main HiUrt tun ~
the Courthouse Of shelby county. MCmphia Ten.
nufcu, on
saturday. goth Day Of April. 1850.
within legal hour. the following described prop.
cuy. Situated IN shelby county, Tenn, tuWlt
A lot fruntiuH tNrntf one lul feet on The south
side VI Market street and running back with llc
width wfunty tour lu lrrt thfro 90 lnrhot D. uG
part nf Dot Que huudrd aud igfty.tWo utI o. Ia ]
otuot thr MAJ oi Memphis.
frunH of sale one ihlri 90 oadh. inlauur on a
cnHilt NJ nluu and eighteen months note WITH -
cufiiy required. lien retained, redemption ha1Ci.
Ihn Ola daY ~ Manu-. isrl
o. ~ NCiENiii. clerk aud Nntirt
ttnm
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arnIn aud Prn,I.Inn..

ST. LOUIS. No. March 0-Flour quiet but
steady aud unchanged.
Whrat-ihe cold wave was not cold enough, aud
with Frightening aud clear weather nnc crop ~.
ports aud weak aud declining markets elsewhere.
thufu was a pressure 90 HCll the uCW crop options
s9aI sTo1.m . 9, ,li 1 tsas 1aiy Tss
red. cash, Giic asked. May, pl,,anpF, olnscd
g5tc June, s,sv1c, CLOSED SD iuiy. sts
J.aslic, closed gjidsic, August W'sagV, clos
Com-buli but hfm. No . mixed. cnsh. g',c
Audi. Ei,c. clio ell Eisc. May. Witm UJar, Cluatd
6se-firm Cash, 8sao' lid May, sJ.SEo
itys-No. 49,.
Hay quiet prairie, SO1g1OE timothy. Oo5
ilH.
Bmn-Quic, at sic
FiaEaccd-Quoiablc a. stN.
Lcad-Quioi but strong, with nisH bid for car
Butter-Dull aud easy creamery 9s25c dairy,
EeG-Firm and In demand At so
Cummcal-ACtiyo MLsicti.Qo.
ff0~yhion.-ligher for me. pork steady igr
othem iora ,lsoa LAIh-rinne st'sm holalnal
nla. o.. o. short clear. sea ~iar0n-noxcd shout.
der. tGi2is louEa and ribs, S.OOa5Oi short clear,
E.nadM characterization
RoSolpu-fiour aO00 bfig wheat 1000 bu. corn,
1900 bu. oats, 1900 bu. ryo, none barley. none,
shipments Iour, 600 hrs. wheat, none. corn.
iOluJ bu; oats, @,0O bui ne, 300 bu' barley,
none
CHICAGO. m. March m-In wheat today a
qulot aud cisicf feeling existed. The only feature
! Ia The market waH the rather ire selling 81 MAY
| wheat. partly on stop oriFr. Trading was light NJ
/ bet from OF sources. May opened shout The same
~ yesterdays closing 20 io higher, declined q
/ toint 81 g5c, aud closed about 2,C lower july
| tymplthfed with The weakness IN MAJ, aud 10
/ cllncd nc. closing - lower than yesterday
Their was no encouragement In outside m1rkel
adyicca. Homo markets were weaker. Lover
barumetof gave Indications 81 n change In the
weather, possibly snow o. rain, aud this Induced
weakness some
Corn wa quiet and steady early aud moderately
active aud hfmef later Openins- sales were NJ
about the closing u yesterday and steady Tor Z
time. Operators who usually trade In wheat thet
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ordor Of Publication

No. dGsl n DIN he Chauccu Count ~ shelby
county, Tenn John L0aHue, administrator w.
. J. ~ Mcclellan otaL
~ appearing from the amended bill lu thlH cnuHn,
which l. sworn a.. that The defendant W. T. AnlCr
an, trustee. Il n resident ~ DE state ot Nlulalppl,
aud n nonresident u the state 81 IcuufssU
II IA therefore ofderud. That be- make hr ~
peafanr0 herein nt The cont house ni shelby
county, IN The city u Memphis. nos TaNinr nls
turt ~ shelby county, Tenu, on the mt Nuudi f
IN May, 1877. and plead. answpr or dsmuf 10 com
plainants amoudct bill, % the same VII bg taktn
iof confessed a. Ia him aud 20 iuf hearing "a Ianr.
and that a copy Of This order ho published once d
week Tot fouf successive weeks in lnt Athfiii
ArrrAL This ttth day Of March, 1899
A true opy-Attost
y a McuENHY. Ciefk aud Master
by T. D. Caldwell, Deputy ticfk aud Master
W. N. Randolph, solicitor iof Complainant
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

camc into the pit and purchased faIr ouanti,ios.
and local shorts In covering, bid the market IN
and prices advanced fhc reacted hs@i,c, ruled
steady closing : smaae higher than yesterday.
outside prices were not maintained until the close,
Trading was fairly active in mess pork. Open.
ing sales were made alta slight advance, but the
l69l7Ec. Later prices rallied i7ISdac, but set.
tied back again l2ss@l5SAd closed Steady,
"A comparatively light Wde was reported In larl
was only fair and changes slight. Prices were NJ,
duced slightly but the market was firm at the no.
duction.
The leading futures mntA os follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

CATTLE-Choioe to extra, S41ss4c; good, ga
31{c. ~scalawags to medium, lAgl}sc; choice feed.
err, $50 and up, 214@3c feeders, $50 to $50, ~
h~oGs-Choice cornfed, IIS5c; good, Ef@el
mon, sl.00dl.50 50. S' w.
LAMBs-Choice, &c; common to good, per head,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes Of importance were made In the mar.
ket quotation lists today. Vegetables aud eggs
lower poultry comparatively unchanged. but
weaker 10 tone. Grain In storc nj the elevators
Corn, l03.O7o bushels; oats, 37,9Sl bushels. The Chi.
cago Board Of trade will be closed Tuesday next.
municipal election day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opcnci nuh and closed
quiet aud hun. middiing. ottiGc Sales. 100 bales,
Including 80 bales last evening. q which 100 bales
raxporcn aud 40 bales 10 tpinnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
lniluAr, 10 good ordinary. sii.i6c. low mid.
Bins. gisc middling.o n Ice food mlddling. i0hf
middling lair nominal fair, nominal. dusty.
hSll.c lower.