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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Probably the severest storm OF the season
set in about O'Clock yesterday morning, and
fairly whooped it up. The mercury was down
to 10 below zero, and ths wind blew the snow
with such force as to make 1t almost impossi-
BILE 10 face it for any length Of time. The storm
ortinued till about suniown, when 1t abated.
All trains were abandoned west Of Brecken-
ridge. Last night the weather grew much
colder, the mercury falling to 26 below during
the night. This morning is clear and bright,
with the mercury about 20 below.
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EeIl0W.CitiZenS:
The words ws lavo chosen this week
for 4 few remarks will be 'Underbuy,"
ttTIudaruall - XVo ORR MORN o,t;o6o,

many others this because We buy and sell for cash. We have not sold
Of months
making
the
know that We
bills
doing credit business wheat Call and
We selling
Dakota We beginning
body
will always find something T.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Gederal Passenger Agent Whitney, Of tho
Manitoba, in company with party Of Eastern
gentlemen, last week made trip to the Milk
river country on tho Manitoba. These gentle
men, It is said, went out to look the country
over with view OF establishing the nucleus Of
new city which is intended to he the metrop-
oils OF the rich agricultural and mineral lands
of the Milk river valley. Great excitement is
said to exist in consequence Of this visit, and
a rush is being made to secure government
land in the neighborhood Of the prospective
city.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Under the terms Of the omnibus bill 50,0 900
acres Of public land is donated for an agricul-
tural college at Fargo.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

territorial committee, has written letter to
Congressman S. S. Cox thanking him for his
| efforts in behalf Of statehood for the two
DakOtas.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

The passage of the omnibus bill puts Graf
ton in the soup, while Bismarck captures the
plum,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

A very pleasant musical aud dramatic en-
tertainnent was given Wednesday by a num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen OF Hope at the
Congregational church, at which the comical
farce Of 'Thirty Minutes for Rsfreshments''
was enacted to an audience that comfortably
filled the church.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

We have experienced the severest cold snap
Of the winter during the past week. The mer-
curry Sunday night dropped to 80 below zero,
the lowest point touched this winter. The
weather most OF the time has been calm and
bright rendering the cold very endurable.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Mr.. Veazie, representing the firm of Nugent,
Brown & Co., maie us pleasant call Tues lay
while on his way to SherbrOOke.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

John Wamberg's littlsboy, who was thought
to he out OF danger few days ago, we regret
to say, is still very sick.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

! We have recently heard Of an offer Of $40
per acre cash being refused for an improved
| quarter section near town.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

We learn that the project Tor dance at tho
Hope House this evening has been abandoned.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

The Ladies' Relief Oorp of Hope will meet
at the residence Of Mrs. A. 8. Moote, Thursday,
February 2Sth, at p. N. All are invited to at
tonj
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Owing to the storm yesterday no session was
held In the primary department Of the public
school,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Jack McLareu, master mechanic Of the Red
River Valley Elevator company, is visiting his
friends in Hone.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Attorney Paul was at the county seat on
Wednesday on land business.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Mr.. Frank N. Gilmore and family returned
from visit to :layville Tuesday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

A Havana Press drill arrived at the depot
last week. We learn that 1t Is one of twoSpur-
| chased by Mr.. J. A. White for use on bis farm
and that representative Of the Fargo Lu,n-
Der company will DO at Hopo next week tn SGT
| H. I'm and exhibit II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Milligan request US to
return their sincere thanks to their many
friends and neigllhors for their kindness and
assistance during the illness anl death Of their
infant son, and to assure them that thoy will
ever be held in grateful remembrance.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Our thanks are due for complimentary tick
cts to the entertainment given by the ladies Of
the Congregational church last Wednesday eve
nfnr
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! Last Saturday was rather a rocky day, the
snow which fell on Friday drifting badly. The
mail for Tower City did not start out, and the
mail from Sherbrooke did not come In. The
| train arrived on time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

In the contest case of Lorenzo Fromwiller
vs. Cassius C. Bennett the commissioner of tho
general land Office has rendered decision in
favor Of the plaintiff A decision in favor OF
Oscar Cummings in his contest against Monson
Rurtch haa also hean rendered.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

The train missed yesterday for the first time
this winter
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Mr.. w. J. Clark, who spent nearly two weeks
in Hope visiting with his old friends and
neighbors from Piper City, Illinois, returned
| home on Saturday,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-02-22

Mr. A. F. Parkinson, travelling collector for
tho Mccormick Machine company, spent sew
eral days in town during the week in the in
| tarnst of his cn,nncnv
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DR.. Philip went to Page Tuesday on the train
expecting to return the same afternoon by
team, but owing to the bad condition of the
roads he was unable to get back till Wednes-
dav oftornonu
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LOCAL ITEMS

Rather fresh this morning.
Wheat, 81 O1 for No. hard.
Washington's birthday-legal holiday.
=, - -sa'ss7z+5a.zcHrSSSs..rsEeE
Arthur Mclaughlin took In the county seat
Wednesday. .....
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-25

ar ,his avonIna London prices camo higher tnis
mo,nine and were OF material influence IN max,
inc the lone of the local Market Wnleh opcliSup
generally slight fractions better thFp fet eYepinS
Nqnres The tone OF the subsequent dealings was
Arm and small fractional advances were, made
a,nnng Inc iew active shares, Notwithstanding the
Opposition offered TO an advance by the pear con,
t}noent This pressure was most conspicuous IN
Recalling, and that stock was the only one showing
any real activity during the day, ana although y
was forced down to the lowest price for week
nag. Il could not be held there, and later recoy-
cred and closed a fraction better than last nignt.
The only marked movements were among the
spcclalties and Wabash preferred led on with con-
siderable animation and tone, but this was lol-
lowed by sudden drop IN G., e, &. 4 ], OF "a per
cent 10 67, which was sympathlzed by Big -Four
aud Colorado Coal, although the last named after
ward recovered.
After noon when the bear pressure was removed
there was further decrease In the amountOi busl'
ness done, but the upward tendency became more
marked and Memphis d Charleston became the
special feature Of the dealings aud II moved UP
eharpy, Its gain being per cent. TO ~, WINE
Manitoba Philadelphia Gas and some othcis iol.
lowed with smaller amounts. In the general lisl
the fluctuations continued within the narrOweht
limits and seemed TO possess no Significance what
ever In the unlisted departments the trusts were
less active and made no movement OF importance
and Brunswick was duh and steady at VIZ Ihe
close was shong ut the best prices OF the ahy Men
NAVIGATION - Wabash preferred ~, Hooking
Valley per cent aud 0lhen fractional.
Railroad bonds were again active aud IN good
demand, although the total OF the business done
icl little short Of that Of Yesterday being sg5y.
600. The tone however was strong at the opening
aud 10 the close aud linel declines are lew. me
advance, however include C., g., G. x ], consola
2 to 80, Iron Mountain lists 4 to l07 aud Manitoba
q Dakotn Is TO ~.
The total sacs Of stocks today were III, IT. shares,
lnaln a
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Chancery Sale
II e A l. e ST A { e

No. 6lM Rim the Chnncery Court Of shelby
Couny-sta,e Of Tennessee vs.. Alfred Adams
ctuL
BY virtue Of an lntcriocutory decree for sale. en-
tered 10 the above cause on tue 18th day OF Decem
Der 1857. NJ. H. CO. page 20i and renewed bth day Of
Mnrrh ls1. a. n 90 page, Ili, will sell at public
auction, 20 the highest bidder In front OF the
Clrrx ana Masters olllcc, at the Main street en-
trance Of the coTthoufo OF shSlby County Mem
phls. Tenn. on
saturday. a5th Day of April. 1890.
within legal hours, the following described proper
o. situated 10 Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee
10, y block l. "a BY y feet on the east side Of
Water street. Fort Pickering. sold ~ the property
OF j. W. Vernon aud the city OF Memphis.
The east part Of the south hAlfOf lot ~. In block
"a n. W Smiths subdigision, ~ by - feet on the
west eide Of alley cnst Of Ofeaus street. sold as
the property OF u. W. christie
Pickering. Tenth Wand. Fold as the property Of
iSt 81. block Is. east side Of Third street. Tenth
Ward, q by li2,S feet sold as the property OF A.
lots. Tatcs subdivision 50 by ls5 feet. on cast
side Of Orleans STREET sold a. the property Of
Laurence A. spicer
iot NJ. John nfown's subdivision ~ by I75 feet
on northeast corner oi LaRose aud Georgia streets
Sold ~ the property OF the unknown heirs OF
Emily sackett, doccascd, W. C. folkcs aud the City
/ II Memphis
Terms Of sale-on credit n six months note
/ bearing Interest with security required. lien 10
/ inincd. redemption barred.
| This ON day q April 1850.
" ~ NClIENRY, Clerk and Master
| v n a G. W. liciskcll. Collectors.
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AItnnhmont Noiloo.

No -.an n u In the Chhnctry count q shelby
county. Tonn.-thailc. pollman " Julius X
I'M M, cause an aiiachmfni having been Issued
and returned into Court levied ulon 10y 2 q and
di,ision- on corner Of wellington rnd Frazer
sircis. faxing District u Shelby county mem.
phis. Tenn, M property Of defendants, Jerome
ana charles Howe cxCrutots etc. aud AFFIDAVIT
having iccn made that the dgiendanu as aforcsali
are Justly indebted w. con,plhnAnl ia the sum d
the state ui tennessee
IL h therefore ordered that the said do'fndar,s
trfome Howe and Charles Howe. make their ap
resrancc hcfcin. before hc Chauccy Court u
Shelby county, At The gour,hou,e n the CITY Of
Nemthi.. on the arst Monday IN May next and
drfnnd s.id Attachment suit within the time prp.
scrbsd by law, o. the sane vii he pfooeCdgd With
ca partc and that 4 c.py ol lhL othcf be pub
llshrd unru q week. TOT io"' ''AstluNNt week, IN
the Memphis Appeal "a, 49,.
RvT n Cnidwcli, D. e. a NJ AitlS1
M n isess,an,, Sollelior ior complalnaik
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NEW YORK, April 24.-CoGee-optlons opened
barely steady and unchanged, and closed stead
points down. Sales, a. 500 bags including: April,
$3.50; May, sl065@l6,70 June, sl6.I5gl6S0; July,
SIG 900ll7.00; August sl7l0@Zl5; September slIlO
eilLl6. Rio, quiet; fair cargocs lS4c
Sugar-law active and stronger fair refining,
Tide; centrfugals. 90 test, nc bld sales, 2loO
hhds $500 mats and bags at 64c for Museoyndo;
&c for molasses sugar; 55kc for concrete; 52ec Tor
oentrlfugals c. |. T., aud 5hciior Manillai refined
firm and quiet ~ ~,
Orleans quiet
Rice-Quiet and steady.
NEW ORLEANS, April A-Conee-steady and
firm; Rio. common to prime, lGA@l9Ac
Rico-Quiet but steady; ordinary to PRIME 81
@5c.
good fair TO fully fair GH@61ac; lair, 6Ac good
common, &C: common. SIC centrifugal, cnolce
white, SEE OF white, l.l6c choice yellow, carl
fed Sc: prime yellow clarified, 3l6c.
Molasses-SteHdy and arm; open kettle strictly
prime, Csc. good prime, 3l@3Sc, prime, DgBlci ialr
to good lair, 26Gl2c; common to good common, ~
g24c centrifugal, strictly prime, 39gc prime 70
good prime, 2l9lSc; fair 70 good ialr, 2O@zic'
common TO good common, l69l9ci INFERIOR loo
CINCINNATI, o., April 2L-Whsky
sale' $50 barrels finished goods ON basis oil slOZ
snsar-sirong hard refined, si@g1sc; lew Or
HossSIower comman and ltght, siOOa L,5;
packing and butchers, aG01L@. Receipts, l'z7';
| shipments, 800
| fggs--Stronger at l0c
| Cheose-Weuker.
CHICAGO. H.. April H.-On the Produce TX.
change today the butter morNet was weak: fancy
| creamery. 2'@llc; choice 10 line, .l@@2c lac
| dairy 2jd2 c; fair TO good i56tl&
Eggs-steady ut l0@l014c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buyinr-New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight 10 dis
count Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, l-l0 discount New Orleans, Is dis
count.
selling-New York and Eastern points,
n 30 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie aud Chicago, l-lO premium; New Or
leans, par
Tho local cotton market closed quiet and
arm today. Tho sales were only 900 bales,
of which $50 bales to exporters and $50 to
spinncrs At New orleans spots were quiet
and futures steady at a decline OF to
points. Liverpool closed steady, demand fair
with futures advanced, New York spots
were quiet, with futures barely steady, April
of points and later months of ? to 6points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Foreign ad-
vices on cotton this morning were not US
favorable as the most sanguino operators
had expected, and while our market showed
some advance at the opening IL was soon
lost upon the selling by the original bulls
and the market continued slowly TO decline
until the close Some pressure TO dispose OF
Nav contracts In anticipation Of tenders to-
morrow and the failure Of the bulls To take up
some April notices today had tho effect Of
creating rather moro bcarish feeling. Re
ceipis at The ports are about the same as LAST
year, but Galveston aud New Orleans show
avery light movement though at the in
terror towns II is full Reports for the
week from Bombay show AN increase Of
1000 bales The market closes with an easy
tone"
The Manchester Guardian, IN ITS CONNER
cial article Of the oath, says:
The market Is slow Little progress has
been made ON account Of the holidays The
tone Is firm. however Producers are not
anxious for fresh business except at full
rates AL generally believed that the up
ward tendency Of cotton at Liverpool has
spent iis force.
The fresh demand is inactive. Few India
orders have been executed. There o. a small
China business at rather better prices. Small
orders tor the minor foreign and home mar
kois have been executed, which were impos.
siblc a week ago. Foreign merchants assert
that until tropical produce advances In Eu'
rope II will be hopeless TO expect that Man
chester goods will realize more in the tropics
The demand Tor export yarns IL poor A
few small orders Tor the Continent were exc
ouied at full prices. India staples and fancy
and dne goods are firm. Producers. how.
ever, are growing anxious for fresh orders
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BY TELEGRAPH.


INV YORK. Apul q Money on 10 easy Al 10
~ ~ cvut lasi lnan ~ Ter Cont, ,luscd offered
N - TT wnt lunr mtnautlu psicf ttfd rtf
,ehL sterling ttrhauEe dull but siraiy AZ tsS'.
i"t aAN dnl buh nud ~ Tor dcmnni
dull Without icatuff
the suts mtfsci continues ~ show a decrcns-
US lullmr OF buslnCfs aud to-day Naa the dullest
gel lu thsft mat Nc have bad iuf some time,
lh,ig We hugrtlf, mafici change In the TEN.
~ ~ we Neallnrs tom those ~ yesterday nnd
VIC NtNnrs AZ dis1pislWd. aud although tho
hit'N,m,hh W VIC VI wrfr cuuhnsi almost en-
iNsllti " We y cclalugs, Witch are moved b. In.
u.'n'nt pfrnliaf 20 hpmiClVct aud witch have no
h,,l uI ee.nng ulpu The ~ oi the list thcfc was
.t.n..HN lNefu lgndfnfit aud with Tow uniul.
p0ftahieiecluonti Us enuis WI l. iraeilonAly high.
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CuANCERY SALE
Of 49,
REAL ESTAT TIE.

county. State " Tcnfnsrcc " " 1. tulbcraon
ctnL
Iy virtue " an inteflocutnfy icrrco inr sale. on.
cud In the above cause on TIE ltth day oi october
iss N M o. ptgc aNL I Will sCll ~ public auc
ton tn the highest bidder, w ifunt u the Clcfk
aud Masters ohlco. az the Anlu rtryt cutrsncc II
the courthouse Of shelby county NcmphlA Ten
ucsscc. nu
saturday. 18th nav 81 May. 1880.
within LEGAL hour. the iolloelns drscfbci prop
crty situated Ia Memphis Shelby County, Tenn.
Lois D 10 n and Y. bloch \ Tor Pickering. each
fronting a feqt on the west eide II srcund street
with depth Of % feet Fold % the property VI
william aud Ida Mc.rhc.
'"' n n NoiiENiy, Clcfk aud Master
F.u&C w. liCiskell, aud " !. Ola, Solicitors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-25

CHICAGO H., April 2i.-7N Drorcr's Journal
reports Cattle-Rcceipts. 1900; shipments, 6,0OO.
Market-Woak and lower bceyes. si,256tt7O steers,
@3sO.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000 shipments, 1000. Market
SLOW aud lOc lower; mixed, sLt0gl75; heavy,
SLi06Ii70. light A.606li.S5; skips S.bO@li 40.
eep-KecCipts. 100 shipments. $500. Mar
Weak. natives, 81 0Oeth al, Western corn fed,
81 J0es5. 80; lambs, sLj0dGOO.
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ChancerV Sale
Oh
r AL EST ATE.

No, 80 R.-chanccry Court Of shelby County
Mntcr Parker w. Gcuuc toyucf
~ virtue oi M inicflncuiory dccfcc lot sale, en-
iorcd In thc above cause on the 18th day OF jauu
an tasp, N IL o.. PAGE b1h VIII sell ~ public
auction 10 the highest bidder IN mont OF the Nlets
and Masters ono. " the Main street cnimny OF
ncssoc. on
saturday. nth Day ot May, 1850,
within legal hogTr, the following described prop
erty situated In Memphis Shelby County, Icnne
see, toNlt
Pan Of ini 10 block % block -, ifoniing y ~
on The Wrst sido OF Humphrey street. aud running
bach hctwcen panllc Inns ibp illo lect "A,
Terns Of saic-Onc. thlni cash, lslancc on iofspl,
~ an mouths note with security rcqulrY' hen
retained
1hls eOth DAY oi April, isso.
W n MCiikNRY, Clerk aud NItiet
John u. Martin aud A. H. Douglass. sssif1om
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HAY-Choicc, from store, sjc car load, from
lcNcc OF depot SlibltelGO0 prime ilon store, sjgf
SUv. car loid, from lcyUc ordcp0t sNSglj.o0. prnL
rlc from store, a1Gs6Oc load from lcyec or de.
pot tl0.UOailO0,
CORN-trom store. white, iGisailc mixed. iic
from lOyco or depot, white, IN bulk WHlOc, IN
sacks lic: mixed, IN bulk, AHs 10 sacks, ilc.
HikAN-ftom store, ~ .Bac from leyeo or dc
pot sla j0dlL
OAlB-funm stonn white. Ht1l7c. mixed, 3iag
Sc from rypp or dppOt white. in bulk. NltfdAc. IN
sacks SO, mixed. ln bulk, 2lr. Ia sacks, sc.
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FLoUR-From store. family, siOo; choice, sL25;
fancy 9laO@iG0. extra fancy sld@io)i patent,
g. 2h6,ih: casy,
COiiNMEAl.-P Sl5 roller, 900, steady.
BEANS AND PEAS-Nayy beans, sl.1j@2OJ, me
dim, sl.h0dLM
OAfMEAI.-ln half brls 81 90 from store.
CRACKERS-SOd cxtn, Sc, trcblo extra, Go
&C, ginger SNAPS, 7m3lgr assorted Juinblcs, lles
lsl6r. cream cmckcu, 7I1sigc
CRACKED wllEAT-ln half brls, StjO from
store
HOAnNY AND GRlTs-From store, sj25
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FHuir-sicady. Orange, -Mssina. siongt On
pct boa. lemons. sL7t.ttW Ief hox hananas,
u oe,l % W. bunch. Dates. 's'c Pics issiic
AfriE AoosLoo per bh Dried apples. s,ta
~ 30 NJ from sinfc Dried peaches. q iic irum
store
VEGETABLE Onions. q q, psf bel. cabbage.
Sew udcln rfaiC ttiattni kmut I'ef bel q ~
hall bal A. n. Elfiir ~ go 100.
SUD aCocuuuts A HstO0 per TOO Peanuts,
Nlpluis. s.iss trnucsscu iafnrn' stock. tagdc.
fu.iltrd. fi' Il hllhrf rhullci. ted if white ic.
spanish. lnc ltUaus, Tctaf Old, 1aigc Arkansas,
a.Iae Italian rlrsiuuia. ir.ftilec
NItlIh Nuttuuc. llflitf. creamery, Mean
dalfY. iEA1A. county butter tnatNr
tinlk- oufk o. p ~ Del aud $40 pCf hall
bel.
NiNruAH-irf gaL t1ailc
INuHaNiradt. hHHls. 10. cases, ne
POULTRY -, hiCtcns young ttetftt0 MIXED.
q lssl y. hens. tiupi1A r'c,s.A ,lesAoo. ducks.
ftUOHIin
tOlAroHs- fi.asi. Is per bfl sscts, aos,
~ VI DO, Utah. spffc pCf bu swcct slQots 80
let hfl
fREsu usu-Binsia. i4sc psf 10. cat. &c per
~ tame. pgfuh trout etc. s.,ilc prf ~
hAisiNs-Loni1n hycrt t1uo California tlai
riCKtIs- mi. g. IN half th.s0
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FisfI-Mnclcrcl. half bris No 1. 500. No. 2.
$50; No o, So: lrlb Mo, No !, 81 ~ 40. ? S.2l;
No 4 ---. uu liOrnug-fnMlly BE l0r box, ~
G. roc herring, hall brs, sd.5i White fish-lIalf
hris IS IN.
400 PROntCTs-Quict pork slaaefl3 ~,
meircured hams. iUi yallc. breakfast bacon gtsw
iuisf clear flb side bacon, &c. bulk pork, clcur
sides, q, e. clear rib sides 6lsc. long clear &c.
shoulders SIC.
LAID -To = &C.. half brs, ~. kegs ~ choice
kettle, s' stlC quiet
FRESH MEAIs-rcci. hindquartcr 5s7c, fore.
quaftcr. lNnic city hog. 6g5c, country dressed.
hi.rHr uUf 10.
flGEfEEf-nh.. o. hall bril-. $50. keg.. sI.9l
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LIVERPOOL.

Al noon; Spots steady, demand fair Sales,
Il, 900 bales, of which 900 were American. Re-
cepts, 1900 bales, OF which 49, 700 were American
Closing quotations wcrca follows Middllng, Cd.
Futures opened firm aud closed quiet
tThese prices are given In pence and 6i,hs, thus
COS means G36id and sol means l-o4d.l
Ala pm; April, $50 sellers Aprll-May 600
sellers MayJunc, 90 values, JuucJuly, GOO sell
crs; July.August 600 sellers August September,
bC0 sellers September October, h.i3 sellers octo'
Der November, 6a3 sellers; September, 500 sellers.
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CATTLE ChniUc % eStm, nj as 4. good, "a
N'tc. sullawUrs a. medium. taIller choice feed
crs po nnd w. H,tc. icclvu 20 % 40 ~
awe
lloGs- Choice comiod g,s'c good re9r.c
lsl.l-eh'ios 80 medium, s'Islc common
LANg.- choice. S. common b cool. psr bead.
FI IIH.uu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-25

NEW YORK. April Exclusives In dry goods
was light today With j0bbcrs and moderate with
agents, though decoration materials were Inactive
at the hands OF both. The holiday feeling is ram
pant Cotton goods are improving IN tone. and
there II more confident feeling. There was no
change In prices today. Some cheap goods are
still Irregular In tone
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-25

OFT Prime crude. gssttAt % Grade. TdtIc.
Prime summer yellow. t0ttr 90 summer yclloN
fnsttt chulOs cuuklug SUMMER ycliuW, aCti2c.
prime summer white ltatNt
MEAL-rhmc slsUtlssi los than car load.
fiamslain ~ meal. si6oitl1i0 70, lcis than cat
load III ul4ts 10
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho iocal cotton market oI-uod lrm and olosed
quiet aud dfm. pidding, 20 gi0c talcs. 90 bales
Including 20 bales last evening u which 90
oaoi ~ VxgUri,n aud 90 ~ spluncu.
FXCuANOE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 'iec road orilniD. p li6c low mli
ding DO tile aida ins. 10 aioc. good mlddllng
naiot miiillug falf. nominal. falf. nominal.
dusty, .sii.e lover