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II at Observation-Disclosures f. BRCN som
Sagf0rer for Hr. DAVID DE LEON, der i
Henhold til Skj0le at 28de Mai f. \. t]inglpst
d. lode {. NJ er Ejer at E%jendommen No. ,
Dronningensgade, C~hristiansted, indstHynes
herved i Henhold til a~llernaadigst given
Kongelig Bevllling at CITE November 1889 til
at s0ge Mortihkatlonsdom paa tvende PAnte.
obligatiOner som henstaa uudSlettede paa be-
meldte Ejendoms Folio, ncmlig Obligation
at 13de December 1889, tingl@st lode Mai
1843 fra e. KIRCKKOFF til Miss FREDEe
RIGA ERNESTE kIRCKHOFF paa Fire
Hundrede Rigsdaier ID. w. &. med forste
Prioritets Panteret i fornPynte Ejendom, OF
al ode September 1845, tingIgst 28de Okto-
Der S. a. fra e. KIRCKHOFF til FREDE-
RIKKE KIRCKHOFF paa SEEKS IIuudrede
Rigsdaler d. w C. med Panteret nnynte
Eiendom npstefter eller lige mel den for
nevnte Panteobligation-den elIer de, som
MATTE have lie ovennHvnte ~O0Iigationer
eller en- at dem / H9nde med Aar og Days
Varsel til at mode linden ChristiHnstedS
ordinere Bytingsret, der holdes paa Gtt
ordin@re Tingsted-for Tlden Christians
v@rnsfort. den f0rste o~rlinere Retsdag-tor
Tiden TIRSDAG, i Marts Manned 1891, til
sadvanlig Tingtid-for Tiden Kl. 10 FIN.
for der og da med Obllgationerne eller en- af
dem at fremkomme og deres lovlige Adkom st
dertil at bevisliggj0re, da Citanten, saafremt
ingen linden foreskrevne lids Forlob dermed
skulde melde sig, vii paastaa og ~forvente at
bemeldte Obi g~ationer we'd Dom mortifceres.
Foreleggelse og Lavdag er hgvet we'd Fir,
3die Juni 1876.
Under min Hand Og EMbedets
Segi.
Ch1ristiansteds Underdommerkontor, St
Croix DEL, SIDE November 1889.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
Is.
Gebyr .s1,N
er cen vest. Daler
II. Il.
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market quotations remain UNI
changed. The cattle market supply is quite
light and consists mainly Of an inferior
quality, the demand being Tor good butcher.
and feeders prices firm, and prospects for
the coming week favorable. Hos are 90
light supply, with good demand for cornfol
butchers grade. There are no sheep or
lambs for sale but there is good demand
for such prices are strong and teal choice
grades would bring 'i0sisc above quotations
AZ New Orleans sugar is IN good demand
aud In sympathy with the advance Ia New
York. Prices are highrr for kettles aud
centniugnls, with lhc markets particularly
strong Molasscs continued unchanged
Rice is unchanged, la fair demand at irm
prices
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, l-10 discount; Eastern points, sight
is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, l-l0 discount; New Or
leans, u discount
sclling-Now York and Eastern points,
$i.50 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans, par
Spot cotton closed quiet today, with sales
OF 3, 200 bales, OF 1900 TO exporters and 800
TO spinners. At New Orleans spots closed
quiet with futures steady at a decline Of TO
points. Liverpool closed quiet with linn
tied inquiry at an advance of to points
The New York spot market closed steady
with futures easy at decline Of TO Spoints.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: 1.-THE cotton
market opened this morning, under favorable
advices from Liverpool, from TO points
higher, the greatest advance being in April
Buying OF August by prominent house
supposed 10 represent Liverpool account,
was the feature Of the call and this buyer
sustained the market until the movement
was reported, when decline Set In which
was accelerated by the unfavorablc news
from Paris regarding the financial situation
IN that market. Our market Is remarkably
sensitive 10 the course OF financial affairs Ia
Paris and In this we have simply reflected
the sentiment in other speculative markets "
Port receipts today were H. 100 bales, or
0,ss7 bales In excess OF the receipts for the
same day last year.
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,silcie. opening Highest. Loves, Closing

Cash quotations were rs follows
flour-Quiot and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, gil.@91ssc; No. 3
spring wheat, sjf0JSc; No. 2 red, $40
10 ? corn, aJS@AsGc
No. oats, 2lAc.
No . rye, i2c.
No barley, nominal.
No. I finNseod, Sl.41
Prime timothy seed, si.3Gei.37.
Mcss pork pcr brl, siiattl2OO.
Lard per 100 lbs, t0.sbg6Hh.
short rih sides loose, 81 20.
Receipts-Fiour, 0,OO0 brl- wheat. ~ 900
hu: corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
loo bu. barley, 5000 bu.
shipmcnts-flour,s 1000 brls wheat, $4,000
bui corn $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
i,OOO bu; barley, 1900 bu
~. iouts, Mo, March 0.-Flour-Flrm,
but market inactive, owing TO light demand.
Whoat-Lowor. All other markets on
down grade. and general adyiccs OF bearish
tendency led 10 free selling aud decline Of
iAmli.c. Buying was active. aud the close
was somewhat frmcr. &c for May and 20
for July above the bottom. No red, cash,
Olisc. May, UlNM0O &c; closed Ol,sc, July
aA@S2,sc. closed sis.c.
Com-Woak. No. 2mkei, cash, 2oc; May.
3O'kc. closed at SOiso asked, July, 32Nm32ls
Cs32,.c. closed at 32kcs32sc bid, August
B4c. closed 334c bid.
oais-Easy; No. cash, 25e bid May g7@
25.c
Rye-Dull: No. 2, lsjso.
llarley-Nothing doing.
llay-stcady; prairie, S0oo8S.5G timothy
tln. b0CdtiabO.
Bran-6l@tisc.
| fmxsccd-Si.
Load-strongcE chemical hard, SAX
soft Missouri, Las: dcsiiycriEcd refined
$50 asked. t3t7k bid
Buitcr-QulcE creamery, 2i926c; dairy
/ 2im2jc.
Eggs-Firmef at liHc.
Cornmoal-n.1 a6sib1
PrOyisions-Quict
pork-sl2SIH.
Iard-prme steam, fGTa
Dry Salt Mcats-shouldcrs, t5.25. long
and ribs, o. 20. short clears, $3.50
| Bacon-Boxod shoulders, ~ 2oi longs an,
ribs, S7OOd7. 40 short clear, G.25.
| llams--i0@l2c.
Rcccipts-flour, 5000 brls, wheat ZOO
bu: corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu, rye
none barley 1000 bu.
| Shipments-flour, 1900 brls wheat, IA, 90
bu: corn, 2i2O0O bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye
1000 bu. barley, 5000
KAxs,s crrY, Mo-, March a-whoa,-
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so.oo@9.oo. Dates, 1885, Figs, l2@15c per
pound.
&c per 10, from store. Dried peaches, 20
>GtlmE~Quaii, si.25@15O per doz; SOUR.
rels, $l25 per doz rabbits, ST. per dozi
wild turkeys, 50@75c each; mallard ducks,
81 so per doz; venison saddles, l0@l2c per
lb whole deer, 5@6c per lb opposum, l59
doc; dressed coon l0@35c.
VEeErABLEs-Onions, Sl.76 per brl; cab
bage, loose, brl, $780, New Orleans. crate,
sl509200; kraut per brl, $3.50; half brl,
5000 garlic, soc per TO- carrots, $3.0063. so
per brl; bects, S2.60(g3.00 per brl; parsnips,
s250 per bril- horseradish, s4.50@5.00 per
brl.
BuTTER-Butterinc, l5c creamery, 2S@
soc; dairy iS@2lc; country butter, l0GD20c.
CIDER Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
VtNEGAR-PeI gal, l9@l3c.
EGGs-Quiet, boxes, Sc; cases, Zoe.
RAIsINs-London layers, $500; California,
g.. % per box.
PIcKLEs-lirls, $3.50, half brls, 800.
PoULTRY--Chickens young S2.OOg3.00;
mixed, S2.50@3.O0; hens, S3.0Od3.50. Tur.
keys, young, $6OOdS0o, old. sS00@l2. 90;
geese, S45Oa5.OO; ducks, $20063.50; dressed
turkeys, sl2@lic per lb; hens. S3.0Og35O;
chickens, s1.50@20O; geese, S4.0Og5.0O.
PoTAroEs-Firm; Sl.50&20O per brl;
sacks, 6O@50c; Utah S0@0Jc per bpi sweet,
S2.00g2.50 per brl.
NuTs--Cocoanuts, {900d3j0 per 100; pea
nuts, Virginia, 7aSo; Tennessee farmers
stock. 5Cotc roasted ldl 80 higher shclled,
red Sc whte,7 c spanish, Zoe; pecans, Texas
old 7ai2c; Arkansas 3g5c; italian chest.
nuts, i0@i2ch.
Fash FIsH-BulIalo, lCl2c per Id; cat, &c
per h. Game--perch trout etc, Bose pei
h.
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FLouR-From store choice iLejd L35.
fancy, a 75Cll ~ extra fancy, s. 25cg5 3i.
patent, S5.sjmG01, easy
tHACKTEs-SOla extra. &C.. treble extra,
Gd0'sc; ginger snaps, 70s'gc; assorted jun.
blCs, lib1l2lsc cream crackers 1ls6psisc.
CoRNNrAL--rCarl, $50, roller S2.UO92i0
quiet
BE,Ns AND PEAs--Nayy beans s225. me.
dium, 500
OArNEAl-ln half brls. 81 80 from store
CRACKED WuEAr-ln half brls, $40 from
store.
lioNiNY ANb GuIts--From store, s32j.
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Teedstuu..

HAY--Choice, from stor', SIC. car load,
frpm lcyco or depot sib0diGOO. prime
frum store, 11dspc car load, from lcycc OF
depot sli60dihuo. prairie, frum store, 500
Ooc car load, lrom lcycc or depot, sl0.OOg
| 100.
ConN-from storr. white t7c mixed, lbc:
FROM lcyec % depot white, In bulk. i0c. In
sacks, i3o, mixed, Ia bulk, 3,c. Ia sacks, Ale.
BRAN-from store, SOC, irum lcvce or de
pot. si5.OOGtlb.5n
OArs-From store, white sc. mixed 35c.
from lovec or depot, white IN bulk, SIC,
Sc, In sacks Jjc mixed, IN bulk. Nlsc, in
| gaCks Ilg
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The New York Financial Chronicle Of March
., gives the following figures: Totil
visible supply, 900 j5l bales, against 2,Sjs'
so In 1888. These figures indicate de
erase OF cotton in sight Of $4,000 bales, a.
compared with the same date in 1855, and
a decrease of 81, 7Ol bales as compared with
same date In 1851.
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CArrLE-Choice TO extra, 3il@3Ic: good,
3Gt3iac. sunlawugs to medium, llfM2lGc
choice fccilcr.-piO and up, 24@3c; feeders,
80 % Dj0 2if@2s4c.
lloos-Choicc c0rnfcd. aIs@iHc; good,
sL2ici 400. common, 3is@4c.
snrEr-Ch0ice, 4}sc, medium, $40 ic;com.
mon, siU00ti.J0
LANns-Choicc, &c; common to good, per
head a. 5uGf3OU
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Groceries.
NEW, YORK, March neutrality-suspicious.
opened steady, 1@25 points up, closed
esareiy steady, unchanged to points up
IRON rom Yesterdays prices; sales, 4o,5oo bags,
@$l7;2o May, $l7.lO@l725; June, Si7l5
@laSo; July, i7.4o@l7 45; August 81. 100
l7.65 September, Sl7.5o@1770 October,
S17eO@i716; November, l7.eO@l7. So De.
oember, $lI70@$l7s5; January, $l70s.
Spot Rio less firm; fair cargoes, i9c.
sugar-Raw strong; refined firm; fair de-
mand.
Molasses-Foreign strong 80 test, 22Nc;
New Orleans quiet open kettle good to
fancy, 28@42c.
Rice-Quiet and firm; domestic, 49l@6Ac;
Japan, 4S<@514c.
CINCINNATI. o., March 9.-Whisky--
Quiet sales 626 barrels finished goods on
q basis OF sl.o3. Butter-Steady. Sugar
Stronger. Eggs-In good demand and
steady at 1ll8c. Cheese-Firm.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 9.-0n the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
unchanged. Eggs-Unchanged i2k@l3c.
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DAILY oorToN STATEMENT.

Imports CHR. ipl M&TRR. ipl la n
mr. -. NAL RRR a. C.O&sM a. ~ l..
Eo8TnR, ga. k.CE& MR. 80 RCM8B
m aiMR H. ics. Tenn Ma, s.. steamers, 81,
wagons p. Total - bales
Expofu -M&CR H, IS L&NRR ms c. o
&twHh Ut l., No&TRR. IA M&BR
y, 10 Tenn MIA, 90 steamers NORTH 40. steam.
en-. south. Co Total. 2.lp9 tales
DAILY roEr ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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MIsrEIIANLnrs nnNn..
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened very
hrm and closed quiet middling, yisc
Bales. 400 bales, including 1000 bales last
evening. Of which $3.50 bales 10 exporters
and so bales 10 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, So, good ordinary, sa.c, low
middhng, CSC. middling. p'so; good mid.
ding, 1876, middling fair, iO1.c. fair, nom.
inal, dusty, N@ic lower.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, March {. 1.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattle Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments 1000 head. Market slow and
S20O93.00; stockers and feeders, 81 1908. S5;
cows, bulls and mixed, $ff0@20o.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head shipments,
1000 head. Market strong; 5@lOc higher;
mixed, s4.G0@4.S0; heavy, S4.65@4.S5; light,
si.00CD490; skips, SO. 75Caii0
Sheep-Receipis, 1900 head shipments,
1000 head. Market slow and weaker; ma
tives. $360@5.00; western oorn-fed, Si.I0@
A. IS; lambs, 81. 10000
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Cu.CAoo, H., March "a large business
was transacted in wheat aud weak and
panicky feeling was developed. May wheat
opened ic lower, held steady for a while,
aud recovered l4c Of the decline. then be-
came weak and declined SIC, or 10 a point
3Ac below yesterdays closing; improved
some aud closed easy and about 3ssc lower
than yesterday. June also declined SIC be-
low yesterdays closing and closed Sc lower.
July declined 2Zc below yesterdays closing
aud closed &c lower AZ the opening
there was a feint made 10 hold the market
under fair buying by prominent local
trader and the market even advanced some,
hut when IL dropped back To the opening
figure IL wis discovered that the carly sup.
port was wanting that the peg around
sl.O2l6 for Nav had been removed rs IL were,
and with free speculative oiieiiugs the mar
ket broke badly all round aud great deal
Of long wheat came out on the decline.
The break was no doubt assisted considora-
bly by the reported financial panic in Paris
Favorable crop prospects here and improved
conditions In California on account OF rain,
also had q weakening elect
There was only moderate trade in corn,
the activity OF the other markets withdraw
ing interest from the PIT, and fluctuations
were confined within n Mc range.
Oats were active, exceeding wheat Several
heavy lines were unloadcl, one operator dis
posing Of 10000 bushels Shorts bought
heavily, but prices declined Sc, rallied &c
and closed easy aud A@5sc lower than at
yesterdays close.
Mess pork was active and Irregular Early
prices advanced 2OG25c, then roccded 2j6g
SO but recovered 50s1 &c.
Lard was moderately active but unsettled.
The price advanced 2x@5c, declined 100
~ &c, recovered 2)sg5c, aud closed steady.
Short ribs followed about the same course.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL. MONDAY. MARCH IL 1889.

Lower No. red, cash, SOC asked; May, eiKc
pa, s2c asked; No. 2 soft, cash, no bids nor
offerings; May, soc bid.
Gorn1Quiet; No. cash, 2lc bid; May,
Zo11c bid, 26c asked; No. 2white, cash, no
oias nor offerings; May ZINC bid, 1870
May, 22c bid,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER GEM T, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE si. go PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet - Middling Cotton, o
7-sc- Sales Today, 3.7oo Bales-The
General Market is steady-Meats Are
Strong.
APPEAL OFFICE

APPEAL OFFICE.
SATURDAY EVENING, March ., lsS9
The money market is easy, with fair de-
mand and abundant supply at tho banks
Ratts TO s per cent
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PRiNE CEupE OIL--lOgi3 ~: prime summer
yellow j0'fi3c; choice cooking summer vel.
low, 536gjjc. cotton seed meal, 5000, less
than car load e1iJl
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Fnuir-Stcady. Oranges Florida, 5000
800 per box, McssinG t2.60a850 per box.
Lemons, t2jOtt3OO per box. Bananas
n.5Ol25O per bunch. Grapcs-Malaga,
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1885, September 100000; October, o.75@
976; November, 9.65@067; December,
9,ee@9.6S January, 9.76@e.76. Sales, $500
bales.
NEW ORLEANS,
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet middling 0 l5-l0c, Sales, 1000
bales. Quotations are as follows: Ord
mary, s5i6c; good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding, 7-i6c; middling, 1916; good mid
ding, 10 9-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady, as follows. March, DISCO &c. April,
DISCO 10; May, 9s4@9.s5; June, 9.92@903
July, lo.2s@lo.29; August, 10. 35@l0. 80; Sep
tember, 9.95@9.o0 October, 0.75@9.76; No
vember, 9iS@9l9 December 9ls@92o.
Sales 1880 bales
LIVERPOOL.
At noon; Spots-Quiei limited inquiry,
Sales. 5000 bales, Of which 0, 500 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 1000 bales, of which 800
were American. Closing quotations were as
follows: Middling, 5l-l0d.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
trhese prices are given in pence and Giths,
thus GIGS means 663-0id, and 50l mean $
5.0l-0id.l
At4 pm; March, 5.A sellers; March
April, 5.ii sellers; April. May 5.H sellers;
May.June, GA value; June-July, 5.l1 sell
ers; July-August, 5.45 buyers; Augustsep'
tember, Gas sellers; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
$40 sellers September 5.i3 sellers.
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LONDON, March o, p. m.-The amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance today is $500.
PARIS March 9.-Three per cent. rentes,
Sif So &c for the account
BANK cLEARINos.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 0.-Clearings, So
81, 900.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 9.-Clearings 81
0l6, 1866 balances, S46l, 067.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 9.-Clearings
today sll,0l2,62l; balances, 81, 280,0i6. For
the week Clearings, sos, ii6094 balances,
SS692.727.
BosroS, Mass, March 9.-Clcarings, sl4,-
2li, 100; balances, 81, 1872 li5. For the week:
Clearings, $Si03S,0S2 balances s., 029 go.
For the same week In 1888: Clearings, $751;
$40 S07; balances, SS,93l,GW.
ST. Louis, Mo-, March 9.-Clearings, So
| 055, 53s; balances, $556G02. For this week:
| Clearings, $40. 1885, balances, S3,055, 2O6.
For last week Clearings, SlS, 500 500; bal.
ances, 1881. 7i2 For corresponding week
last year Clearings, $i7 ,426,722; balances,
! 1904 sos.
| NEW YoRK, March 9--Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re
serve decrease, -, 722 $50; loans, increase, s..
| OOJ, lU0 specie, decrease, 80, 300 100; legal
tcndcrs. decrease, S202, 900; deposits, increase,
! i415,7OO; circulation increase, $50, 200 The
banks now hold s, 4iS 800 in excess OF the q
per cent rule. Clearings today sll2. $50, 4s2;
balances, $j,Ol2,055. For the week-Clear
| ings 500, $50 G57; balances. SIS, ,09l.
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CLEVELAND. o., March 0.-Petroleum easy,
$. W., ll0,714c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 0.-Turpentine
| firm at 4slkc.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 9-Wool--Quiet
dull and unchanged.
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Provisions

FISH ackercl. half brls No I. sii. 2i.
No 2. $3.50. No. .. S1OG i0lb kits, No 1,
$40. No. 2, ti.i5. No. 3, siel Dry Herring
Family. 3,c per box. n. g. roe herring.
half brls, 500 White fsh-Half brls,
$3.50
Hoo pRopucrs-stronr pork. SIS 2j69lS 70.
sugarcurcd hams nal ac. breakfast bacon,
i0ismii'sc. clear RIB side bacon. 7isa7Dkc
bulk pork. clear side, ic. clear rib sides
GAc long clear. csc. shoulders. 10.
FnEm MTArs-lrci, hindquaricra, Sole,
country dressed i'smgc per 10. sparc.ribs Z
Ctsc; hhrkhuurs. btfir per TO-
LAEB-ics nc. half hrls, ilIc kegs, 7g.c
choice kettle s'sHioc strong
fius fru-lirls. 500, half brl,, $50
kegs. si2j
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NtisceIinneous.

WmsKY-Siright Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.50tGG.OO Robertson and Lincoln Coun.
ties, firm at Sl.bOtp300 Eastern ryes 81 GOA
GOO according to the age and make; COM
mon whisky, BOc(gsl.31, according TO proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
FuHs-llsar skins, sl.0o@iO0, mink, l5C9
6bc COON hunter handled, i5Cg75c; country
handled, l5GGjc otter, Sl.0Og7j0 beaver,
~ .0O@7J0, wildcat l5g3Oc; fox, l5@I5c;
inuskrat, 100 DC; op1ssnm, 100000; wolf,
boctgtluO panther, 5O@tLOo; skunks,
| loose.
GM-slU@i5O for domestic; s2s5@SbO
| for imported.
BACGfN0-y0glOc.
| TIEs-Si.iO
snor-prop, 1925 buck, $3.50.
LEAD-jkMOc.
| TALLow-i5sc
sNurF-Garrett's, sl075, Ralph's, Sl025i
Railroad So -; Gail & AXIS, $500
Powprn-Kegs, 500, hall kegs, S275;
quarter kegs u 80.
WooL,-Burry, grease wool, unwashcd Is
Goo; clear grease wool 2lt9a5c; bury,
washed, 20c,.sN: tub.wnshcd, 3I,U3ic.
CoAI OiL-Prmc white wholesale lots, 0j3c
per gallon.
T6mcco-Common, 25@Soc, other grades,
0OdSjc.
BEEawAx-3ic
NAus-Iron 500 steel. $40.
HIpgs--Dry flint No. !, l0G No. ., &c;
dry sailed. e.; No. ? 5c; green saltcd, No.
l. De- No. 2. 36t3jsc. green. &C. dccrskins, 80
a31c; shccpskins, l5cBSi.OO. steady.
GRAss SEFDs Red clover sj.l5 bu. herbs,
40 au0c bu. orchard slJ09ilO bu; timothy,
sL75ts2OJ bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-11
NNnrerln.

CANNED Goons -piurapplcs titbfOi 80.
Peaches lhs, STANDARD si.3561i. 40. second.
tl,On Iumntoct, lbs. standard, Soc.
lbs, standard, clio. strawberries, Al %.
Raspbcrrics A 81 Blackbcrrics, 4 % Green
Cages, ti.in Pears fld1 plums II 80.
Asparagus 400 Green corn. A. OOfti 90.
Green prhs. si.2i. Cove oysters. full weight,
~, l0ldlic ? lbs, 81 SOL ~. light weight,
Goo 2 lbs tiO0. CONDENSED milk, Crown,
iGii, Elge. $50 swiss NiA. salmon.
ti.Jh. strlinrs, a. 80 mustard arlincs
$40. Mackcrcl, Sis, herring mack
suoAR.-Pur white, 7a7,sc. OF white. az
0a5c, yellow clarified, O4m6tc. refined A,
TIC, standanl gmnulatrd, 7fmT4c pow
dorcd, s,sttsEc, cut loaf, sA6sskc, opcu
kettle, b'ttlGc, very strong.
Corrrr-Common, lie fair, lsjkc. prim,
Rio. inalDilc. choice 10 fancy. 2Oc. old
government ii1pC very strong.
SAtr-sasinaw, si.1ttii0 per hrl; Ohio
River u. 25tti.J5 per hrl, Louisiana, Sl.i50l
lD sacks, Inc, 800. coanc, els, pkt,
2AOt7c.
klcr-I.oul'lanA i)l9o]lc, Carolina, %
20, firm.
SrAucu-3Ct3Gc.
CnrrsE-primc. flats. - New York fac
tory, -, full cream, i3ci Young America
iJc.
MoLAgEs-louisana common 10 fair, q
Cgsc. prime choice, 3ibgl2c, fancy, t5c, cen.
trifugals, common to fair 20gJoc. prime e
choice, 3Ddajc. syrup, 21lti5c; hrm.
CANpIrs-Siicks, all sizes, In bxS pals
and brlSs.Np8c fancy assorted, Oltial24c
extra fancy, Nm2Oc. firm.
Soar Asp CASpLu-Soap Shs5c; candles
full weight loo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-11

Spots opened steady aud closed steady.
middling, 70 s.i0c. Sales. rs bales. Quota.
uous were a. follows Ordinary, 7 7.iGo.
good Ordinary, 1916. low middling.
p',c, middlinE, 10 Si0o; good middling
10 ii.iGc. middling fair, iis.c; fair, i2c.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady, ~ follows March, i0WaiOOl; April
1905. May ioiS@loiA June, l0.2i@
1922 July, i02stsio29 August 1880
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-02-21
A Life Saving Dress.

The problem Of a life saving dress
which shall be what it's name implies is
one that has often been attempted. but
in one point Or other is as yet unsolved.
A Michigan diver claims, however, to
have discovered solution.
The dress is a combination Of divers
suit and the famous Paul Boyton rig. 1t
differs from the latter in that it is not in
hated, and resembles the former in that
helmet with contrivances for seeing and
breathing forms part Of the outfit. The
principal garment resembles a childs
nightdress, being wide enough at the
neck to admit the body, and possessing
arms and legs. The ncckband is fastened
with a simple contrivance, and it is
claimed that by means Of : series OF
overlapping folds in the junction between
the headpiece and the lower garment
person incased can breathe freely.
Around the waist is peculiarly con-
structed life preserver. capable OF SIP
porting ten times the weight Of I&v3c
man, and at the feet are ieaden soles, the
object Of which is to maintain the weacer
i'll an upright position in the water 1t is
claimed that person can rig himself
or herseR-the garment is fitted for wo-
men as well as men-inside of two
minutes, and that when once incased
sinking is an absolute impossihility The
inventor claims that fully 80 per cent. Of
people who are supposed to have been
drowned are in reality killed by expos
ure. To obviate this difficulty the rub
Der suit is constructed with q view to re-
tanning the heat IF the human body and
at the same time to protect it from the
water. Tribune.