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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29


2 inches tall and Mrs Lair is feet s
inches The largest son is feet &
inches; the smallest Is 6 feet inches.
Of the OF ers two are 6 feet 6 l-2 inches.
two are feet 6 81 inches, and one 6
feet inches, 1t requires a good strong
derrick to remove their "lares aud
penateS."
The Adelaide (Victoria) Municipal
Council has passed a bylaw requiring
cyclists when riding to keep bell con-
tinuously ringing so that it can he
heard at distance of 100 yards, to
show red headlight at night. and
prohibiting machines being left in the
streets for more than half an hour. The
cyclists protest that the law is inn
practicable.
Bismarck, in the course of speech
in the Rechstag the other day, said:
"There have been times when | thought
il possible to hold foreign stock. But
afterward | found that the pos
session of such stock was calculated to
some extent to mislead me in my iudp-
ment of the policy of the government
whose securities | held, and so | think
it is now about fourteen years since |
got rid, on principle, of all such bonds.
| now only wish to interest myself in
my own country, and not in foreign
securities"
Morgan County boasts of the largest
beech tree in Georgia. 1t is situated
on w. j. Van Wrinkles place, four
miles below Madison, on the right side
of the Georgia Railroad, and is plainly
visible from the train, but attracts
little attention from travellers from the
fact that, owing TO the immense size.
persons take it for granted that it is an
entire grove. So large, in fact, is the
tree that its dimensions sound almost
incredible. 1t is q feet in circumfer-
euce, and at Il o'clock in the dav it
casts a shadow ia feet in diameter.
A party of gamblers at Montague.
Mich, were treated to an unwelcome
surprise few nights ago A woman
who suspected that her husband was
one of a coterie who met in quiet
block slipped up to the room and
raped on the door The inside guard
opened the door. There was immedi-
atelv Il general scramble. Two knights
of the green baize jumped into bed and
pulled the quilts over themselves,
while others sought any available nook
or corner. The wife cOllared her err
ing liege and led him triumphantly
forth.
The latest plan of pouring floral
offerings at the feet of ones best girl
is to interview a florist, who will, for
a monetary consideration received,
pack up in air tight boxes a selection
Of flowers calculated to keep for
several DAYS. These are handed 10 the
butcher on board the ship in which the
fair inamorata sails, and are to be de-
livered to that damsel when the pangs
IF seasickness have left her, one box
each day. The fair one looks doubly
air with the floral setting, and
.riumphs over her fellow passengers.
while the butcher appreciates the situa-
ion from two points, as he gets tipped
oy both sides of the house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29
A Gentle KICK.

We don't mind an occasional error
creeping into the editorial columns, Of
which the editor is not guilty Mis-
takes, we are told, sometimes happen
in the best Of families. But when one
writes "marine laws and usages' in
the course Of an able editorial on the
coming conference Of nations and the
intelligent compositor and lynE-eTed
procf-reader allows it 70 be printed
..rnarine laws aud sausages' we be-
lieye a gentle kick is permissible We
NAV be mistaken, however. --Peofta
Transcript.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

TRINITY .......... I'M. CHASE. Pastor
sunday services at 1880, A. n. and 7.O0 q. NJ.
Sunday school at $3.50, p. NJ. Services on Fri
day evenings at 1850 o clock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29
DANDRUFF MUST GO

One bottle Of Wlight's Dandruff
Remover will positively remove the
dandrutf and cure that itching Of the
scalp when used according 10 direc.
tons, or the money will be refunded
Price scots, per bottle; prepared only
by Wright II Son, chemists, Platte.
vile, Wis. Sold by w. IL. Prideaux,
druggist, Mineral Point. l7m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

! 'MEBY LODGE, No, 3li, T. O. G.. r.; meets
l every Friday evening, at their hail. on High
street All members OF the Order invited.
ADA WILLIAMS, W. s. ALE. VIVIAN. Wet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

fTTORNETS
cyHus SHANNON
John n. Jones,

\ TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR. Dodseynle WIS.
\ VIII practice lea an the courts of this stat o,
eept the Iowa County (Probate) Court "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

ST NARY'S tGermHn) IF X WtINuARr.
Pastor Sunday services; First Mass at $500.
a. NJ; High Mass MT l0'ON a. NJ; Vespcrs 1T
3:00,P.M
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

I)ROTECrION LODGE No. z. A, O. u. W;
| meets "a and 4th Mondays in the month. IN
Good TemplUrs hail, NJ W. ia good standing
are cordially invited to visit with US.
WAi. II. curry, ~. W.
J. Z. HAWKINS, Recorder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

JUVENILE TEMPLE. No. 70, /. o. G. r.;
- meets every Tuesday evening at Good Tenn
par Hall T.. ALLEN, Ju. G.. n.
ALFRED VIVIAN, Supt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

Has good staying qualities the girl
with the small waist
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29
CIrIC S0CIETIES.

| UDSON ENCAMPMENT. No. 80. IO.O.F.:
| meets the "a and 4th Tuesdays of each
month, PatriHrchs visiting the city ara Invited.
=. @. THOMAS ALB. WHITNEY,
Scribe. Chief Patriarch,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

st. JOsEPHs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY:
- meets every Sunday afternoon after the
18th day Of each month, at st. Mary's German
Catholic church
JOHN JEUCR. Pres. JACOB DREsEN, SIR, See.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

MINERAL POINT LODGE, No. ], F.&A.M.;
VI meets lst and 30 Tuesdays OF each month.
j. Il. pRfDEAUX, H. II. WRIGHT,
W. NJ. Secretary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29

ST. PA UES Irish .........J. O'KEEFE, Pastor.
SUNDAY services. High Mass az 10000. AM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29
The Tribune DirectOru.
PHYSICIANS.
pr. y. =. Fessenden,

PHYSICIAN q SURGEON -Ofce in Gr.h.,,.
BLOCK, over Bishops Furniture Store. R,sidsnes
on 10y street, north Of Treweek S wagon ,hep
OS'is promptly responded to, day or NIGHT. Sac
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-29
49, ~ ~ PHILLIP HR
Mailman & Reilly.

ph tSlClANS AND SuRGEONn Graduates al
1 bellevue Hospital Medical College, Of New Yofk
Cty' Wmecs In Dr.. ralimAu's building, four door.
soe' 'fn'ioFo's drug store, lish street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01

CANNED GOODS ~Plnapplcs. uiiaiN.
Peaches, 2 he. standard, sitlri.t1 sccpnd, slUO.
Tomatoes, lbs standard, Sc lhs stnndhfd, fl,iN.
strawberries. N.2A haslbtfurs si2A Elnckhcf.
rica, siUN Green gage, tt.fn. Fear, $50 Hums.
ei.b. Asparagus, tluL NfuCu ulm. el uefi,As
Hrccu peas, si.D tuye oysters. fun weight 1 10.
plosrC ellis. u.hifti.O0 light weight Gc . he.
Slun CONDENSED MIA sAia Eaglo, slHu.
Evils, s6th salmon, aM sIriincS si5t mus,
tnri t%arfincs. slh1. Ancscfvi, ttlS. herring mack
s~udAn-ruU white. ia q on white. T,a
10. yellow clarified, 90 iItr nchued \, e.,
standard rr4uul tied, y aEs g Powdered. lsslAfC,
Cnt Loaf p.hspivg oIVn tgttc. tligi,C Nruug
toffkk Common, b',g iaif Ey. prime lio,
lP'ittlp e. choioc 70 iancy, lDtS@ e. old govern
mcub aAs SCI easy,
~sALf-,aFinav. sLa,atD Per barrel; OH,
River, NNfti.n Yer hH. Louisiana. tLtasl ~
sacks One, slgn cuarc. gi@s pkts, g,a1c.
Louisiana, A49ohC 1anulina, teic hun
tTAHCtt -Af1.c
CiiEisf-r Prime naf.- New York factory
-i iull Ufram, iac Young America, tac.
MulAssiN-lOuisiann cummun To fair. NAM
pfiiuc ChnlCe Nttt3C fancy. &C. ccntHiurals
common ~ inir NHpC prime "a choice O,sic
Nfup. anftsw fm
CANpitS-sucss. al slfes. In bxs pls aud bal.
hal'fg hncy asuHcd, prgl2'c extra fancy
SOAR AND cASDLEs-soan a,.ssc eandlo
fuli weight ilc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, i-l0 discount; Eastern points,
sight is discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago, l-l0 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 500 bales, or 100 to exporters and
200 TO spinners. At New Orleans spots
closed quiet and firm with futures steady.
Near months mp / point, distant months I'M
changed. Liverpool closed dull, somewhat
irregular, futures quiet, near months UNI
changed, distant months advanced 1 point.
The New York spot market closed firm,
with futures irregular, closing easy.
Port receipts today were ll,G72 bales, an
excess Of i,6li bales over receipts for same
day last year.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: "Thc New
York cotton market opened very dull at
last evenings quotations, and on the small
est trading ever reported advanced 2 10 3
points, un Ill just before the close, when an
order to sell 1900 bales supplied the dems2d
and closed the market easy at last night =
closing prices. business has practically
been at a standstill the entire day. The
shorts declined 10 enter into any special en-
gngemcnts, while Liverpool showed such a
firm front and the bulls showed no dlsposi'
ton 10 advance prices when the short inter.
est was so small and the speculative spirit
interest 30 weak"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
DREADFUL COLLISION AT SEA.
A Steamer Knocked to Pieces of Dun
klrk-Oficers Lost.

- W. w ~ 80 -
klrk-Ofacers Lost.
0sTEND, Belgium, March 30.-The steamer
Countess Of Flanders was run into of Dun
kirk at 0 o'clock yesterday afternoon by the
Belgian mailboat Princess Hcnriette. The
collision occurred during a dense fog. 1t
was at first reported that the Countess Of
Flanders Immediately sank. A later report,
however, says she Is safe, but that her Cap
tain, First Lieutenant, nine Of the crew and
three Of the passengers were drowned.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte was among the
rescued.
Advices received this afternoon regarding
the collision OF the Countess of Flanders and
the Princess Henriette state that the former
vessel was cut IN two and that the fore part
at once sank. The Princess Henriette took
the after part in tow and started for this
port, but had proceeded only a short distance
when the portion of the wreck which she
had In tow capsized aud went down.
The Countess OF Fanlerss mails were
lost After the collision her boiler burst,
blowing the center Of the ship to pieces and
killing all the engineers, the captain, and
others who were with him on the bridge
aud the passengers In the vicinity. Prince
Leopold, of Belgium, who was one Of the
passengers, escaped injury. The passengers
Of both vessels were panic stricken.
The Countess Of Flanders piled between
Ostcnd aud Dover. aud was on her way To
Dover when the collision occurred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
SENATODIA FARM
NEAR SENATOBlA, MISS,
OFgIR, TIE SERVICES on Two TRoT.
.TLNG sTALLIDNs.
Capt. Carnss. No. 1924.

Capt. Games, No. 1894,
Limited 10 Yen Approved N-res nj 50 Cash The
G~Won-sca4On Luis july !.
Colt trottcyy arc 10 demand. This hone should
get them. ~ BIZ sire 70. Y. C.. G.iOD was q colt trot
Ter: hi. grandsire Onward. ]. fiD ~ the greatest
are OF colt trpttcu ku0wn. having put four three.
yenr0lds In the ~ list In one year; his irsi dam
llgucy Day, hcoTd &50l was sired by AlcAlde. who
got Hylas. tho sire Of the unbcatcn colt trolier.
'susic s." 2ls; his sccond dam by another great
brood mare sire, Kentucky Clay tout OF the Rodes
mare, darn Lady 1horun. 2ia1. and Mnmbrino
Patcnen): his third dam b. Einl another famous
brood marc sire, Edwin Forrest. fourth, hith and
sixth dams b. thorOughbrul sirer. lndivid uAlly.
Cant Cannes IA n three ycnr.old blood bay. sixteen
hands high. elegantly proportioned stallion.
Col. Jefferson Blind
holtnd % tho Public az $40 Cash.
Tic was sirn1 by the .rcitcst brood man Fifa
known, Mamhrino ratchrn. whosc sons an uking
hnt nnk as brood mGru slucs: dam Alci, an uil.
time truitcr Jefferson AZ three yran Of agc was 4
picture that would make any horacman feel good
To-, hands hiah. kiy.1h, a muletritpl aud hnClg
lnited. None Of his ct arr blind. oil show splen.
did trottng action, aud arr game aud handsome
TOldatcu. Tie llred the fastest two.year old that
showed about Memphis last summer.
as-Al sto1k handled carcfilly, but no rcspnnal.
billy for accidcnsi mare. pasturcd A. 81 per
month. fol graln. so. For further Information
Address z. LYTLE. idan'gr.
iOs "a. Paul 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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mnnsehnIh

T~RutT-strady. -Mossina. ElONslm
per box iemuna 0bNtA0 per boN. naninas.
" -osita yer bunch. Dates, sessc figs i2esiac
ArrLEs si.dO827b pcr barrel. Dried apples.
2tilc per b ium siorc pricd peaches 2sliGc
lfnm siuuf.
.NtgErAntEs Onions siN Per brl. cabbage.
New Oflcant cutc, giulaiun kflut. per brl. $40
bali hIl sAo0 garlic, Sc pcf leo pannips, sLW
NuTs-Coonanut. 6iooaa0 per 100 peanuts.
Nifrinla, las 1onneatQo iafmeu' stock. tdGc
Iuastcl, lHl'r higher thcllci nd. &C. white. 70.
Spanish, To-, pCcnna Teas old. 5a,i2c. Arkansas,
aitlc lial IN rhrstuuts, i0di2iec
Embellishments, ibC creamery, gSggoc
dhit. .liN2C country butter. LOGAN
SlDth-oiafk' $50 per bh aud $50 por half
NlNfoAR-rcr gal. i2liac.
lNuh-M0ak. boxes, hC cases. fNc.
lONlIkf-ChickCnA young. s2tO0tt00 mixed.
duch, flOOslA
IAisiNs-London layers 500 California, cas-
per box.
plCkLns-nta $3.50 half brls. 500.
um, N.Atti.55 per bril- sacks, 500
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01

FIslI-Macscrcl, half Lfls. No. J.. sr.2S so. 2
$50, No. IS 1lut iOib kits, No I, sL7n No. q.
fiNH No 3, H@, Dry Hcuing-fnmily, Sic per
box y, g Toe hcrrnE, hall brls, 1913. White
Fish Hall brls, 40
hoo pRObUtfs- Firm. pork .sta2,Ci 5t.sugar.
cured hnuis, notiif.C breakfast bacon 10. otlitsC
clear fh side bacon, psaf'sC bulk pork, clcni
sides 20 clear rib sides, ei,C long clear, 90.
shoulder 81.
.LARp-Toa 20 half bris, T,c keg. 70.
choice kettle. sisitlnC nTm
FRESH M~tAfn-hcrL headquarters. ffiic. fnro'
quarters. a,.e,lc city hoga Casic. country dressed.
h.ffe ucf pound
flGs' FkK-Hrls @Ot half bns, $3.50 kegs
Al %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01

FLOuR-From stpro, choice. sLiOdi.2g fancy,
slOoati5E extra mioy, ehlutsi.2l patent sj.U8
as. hrm.
CDRNMEAt.-pcar, $50. roller. s2iOaae. arm.
hEANs y fEAs-Nayy beans. ss-. medium.
500.
oATMEAirin half hris, $3.50 from store.
CiACkElts-soda. extra, 1g trblo extra. GM
OhC ginfCr snap, ftG1lsC assorted jumblCs, llts
l2'sci crsim crackers, Flttsic.
CRACKED wliEAr-ih half brls. $40 from
Gtoru.
liOMlNY AND GRIr3-Fron store, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
Ordor OF Publication

No a,2itM DIN the Chanccy Court of shelby
county. fCnn.-H. ", jnmos w. Liun e. iiclds
ltnppcaHng frnm The bill. To- this cause. which Il.
sworn ID, that the defendant Idon &. ucids. h IA
rtllcnt II the State oi Mississippi, aud a non
resident of the state Of Tennessee.
II Il therefore qfdUrc' That DC make hs apfear
anco hefuin at the CUurt house ~ shelby coun.
y, N The city ut Memphis nov Taxing District oil
Shelby county, TCnn.. un the flint Monday I'M
MAY, 1872 and plead, answer or dcmur 10 com
plalnantt bill OF the samc will 10 taken Tor con.
iessod ~ Ia him aud vt Tor hearing cxpauo. ami
that = copy Of this order b. published once a wook
foLfout succc w.. week In Tic Memphis Appeal
This 9h day 81 March. lisa
A trlc copy Attft
l0lSHsl NA MclikNRY. Clerk and Master.
ny 7. y CALpwkLL y O. AN.
hofHan 4 Mcfarland SOLICITOR Tor Complainant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
GENERAL TRADE.

No changes oil lmportanco were made In the mar.
kot quotation lists today. Vegetables ANA eggs
lower poultry comparatively unchanged, bat
weaker In tone Grain IN store NJ the clcyutoS-
Corn, lOaOp bushels onts, a3.9si bushels. The chi
cugo lioarl of tudo win be- closed Tuesday next,
municipal election day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
An ~InccnhlnrY Fire.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
~BmMINGuAN, Ala, March 30.-A fire
broke out about o O'Clock tonight in one Of
o row Of neat two-story frame dwellings In
the eastern part Of the city, aud although
water was layishcd ON the flames, they were
not checked until six Of the houses were in
ashes. They were situated IN lots Of only
twenty-five feet frontage. aud the wind being
uncomfortable The loss Is about $4,000.
The houses were the property OF the Elyton
Land Company, and well insured. Three Of
them were used as bOnrding-h0uses but
most Of the furniture and property Of the
occupants was saved. The origin Of the fire
is supposed 10 DO inccndiary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01

CATTLE-Choice to extra, 3h@sslc; good, SO
SIC. scalawags TO medium, l14@2Sc; choice feed.
ers, $50 and up, 2A@ici feeders, $50 to $50, "a
@g1c.
h0Gs-Cholce cornied, d1l@5ci good, E1@iN
common, 3lS@lc.
s~lEEP-cholce, i%c; medium, 9I99ic com
mon, sl.00ai.5O.
LAMBs-Cholce. &C. common to good, per head,
81, 5OM3OO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
INTERIOR MovEMENT MARCH 20.
PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York FH7ncih Chronicle Of March 10
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
2,511, iGO bales, against 2,6,b.5D6 Ia 1858 These ng'
ures indicate n decrease OF cotton In sight Of lal,.
i8j bales A. compared with the same date ia lSSS,
and a dccrcisc OF 2iL,s5s bales Us compared with
same date In 1887.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Co
CAPITAL, 100000.
NAPOLEON HILL. Prest r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, v-Prest.
JOHN J. FREEMAN Sec'y and General Manager.

NAPOLEON HILL PrSst R DUDLEY FRAYsER y;Pest r. j. BLACK IT,
JOHN FREEMAN ecy an General Manager
n, NpnaoroSSs-John g Latham, of Latham, Alexsndg CO, Ny York " gng%r q
M M m manory Crawford& Col W. II. Love- late Of Goodbm- Love q Col y :. ny o.
Geo leo = r nyGrS 81 g Ell owensei, Of B Lowsnsten 4 Bros Geo. q rH Arn%a npp e%eettts Sc
o9 geo arnold 20; \. Kill president Union q Planters Bank Il L. frayS, PrAAuen' oe
ounty Bank; John L. vaught attorney at law, Stevenson.
Ih Company lately organized, has purchased several thousanda acres Of o. md Ih mmc
uaoey surrounding the Depot at Stevenson, Ala, me. of the most hehhim aa peuaI
~ In Norh Alabama AT the junction of two oil tho. most important rM
OF to south. IN Memphio n Charleston an N. "a 81 LOUIS WIN 1--WE othH
Ioadsp projected and to b built In the nearfu future it hnsu nrvaled tchteS D. hr Pc
curing IN raw material and for distribution Of the manufactured product
~ IL INT aart the mostim important coliery district oil TN sont 10y enuePm
s@ endIng m mann,aRn NJ hasa abundance Of iron ore within easy sy re- Nh n Mp su us 20 o.
waer here would seem tobe nothing lacking to insure the building up at ms MS mvore
point Of q large manufacturing city ind to aid in doing this the Company will donat
ground ant render other substantial aid.
The property is now being laid of into town lots which will soon be placed uo'
the mnkt
In tho meantime the Company proposes at an early day to offer for sale aIhnte
mount oil It's Treasury stocks a price, AM upon terms thatw vii be attractive, ue az
ouncemen OF which will appear in these columns
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01

oIL-Prime crude, Ss9 Toe; prime summer vel.
loY, i59isc choice cooking summer yellow, 50
VMEAL-Prime, sia0O@20.0oi less than car load.
s20OO@2l 90; OF meal, slLOO9lG0G; less than car
load lois. Slh OOMl7OO.
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5oc per bu; Utah, sOssOc per Blu; sweet s2Oo@2.5o
per brl. 49,.
ID. Game, perch, trout, etc, SOLO per Id.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01

COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened hun and closed
quiet aud hnn. miidling. 9iSinc SALES. ~ baics,
Including bales Last v,cuinF. u which lou bales
to eNporon aud 10 bales io sp,nnor.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, ~ rood ordinary, sii.icc low mid.
diinE. w. middlinr.p ri6c good mlddllnE. iuI
middling iair nominal iaif, nominal dusty
n9lhe lower.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY 2 TO PER GENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middling Cot
ton, o l5-lec-saies Today, 800 Bales
Tho General Market il Steady
- Meats Are Firm.
APpEAL OFr1cE,

APpEAL OFr1CE,
SATURDAY EvEEINo, March 20, 1889. J
There is a good demand for money, which
is in good supply. Rates, 7 to 9 per cent.
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
r a ESTATE

No. a9q Rim the Chinccry Court 81 shelby
Couniy-sinic Of lcnucSscs ~ W. Butler II al.
ny virtue 81 an lnicriocutory dccrcc Cor sale, en-.
tcncd in the above cause on the III dny Of Noycm.
her. ISIS, N. a. o. page ~ I will Fril NJ public
ClcfK ana Masters uficc, NJ the Main street ca.
trance OF the court houso VI shelby County, Mem.
phls. Tenn. on
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ENCuASuK QUOTATIONS.
pAILY coTroN srArrnryr.

lmpufs-N& 81 " 7, u3L&N, ~ Ma
LII, 20 G. o&HW, "a l. NO&T a. KCs&M.
iAKC, Ma hN I n. ut a ~, ~ steamer.
icl wagons "a Total. 90 bales.
Expors-M&C cot Ia y. I0 G. o&sw. ~
l. NO Z. aa kC 81 4 A. - I a., tJs steam.
en-, north, 10 Total. 1884 bales
NTw YonK.
Spots opened steady and closed nrm middilnr.
loalcc tnlcs ~ bales quotation, wcrc as col
lows ORDINARY, 75icC good ORDINARY. si4iGc.
low middling. gt.C miidilns. i0aiGe good mid
ding i0ii'ioc miidlins hif. ii1se hiL ic
fuiuf,s opened quiet aud steady and closed
rcgular and cag, nt iolluws April. tbOiainu.
May. i0taai0it June. i0aaiog. JUS. inlsat
los August, ioai9l0& September. pmagipL
oriober ps2s15t November. aClsaGt pr
ccmbcr aSisaes January, a5aa8.sL SALES, iA,.
Oo bales
u ORLEANS.
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and hm, middlinF. y iSicc sales. ag0 bales.
Quotations av ns follows Ordinary, sSioc good
ordinary, 80 iow middling. y 5iGc middiinr.
tlSicc good middlinr. 10 piGc.
fuiufc opened rtcndy and closed steady. a.
foloNr April, 00aaG May. 9tgagpo. june.
em99pe July, i00laiolu2 August pma1al
September oEd2p. October. aEaaa. Noycm.
Der, Riesa1 ~ncccmbcr. R.Dga2I JanunB.
S2Qa0 Sales Swo bales
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