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CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH

No single disease has entsiled more suffering or
fastened the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh The sense OF smell. OF taste, OF sight OF
hearing, the human voice. the mind, one or more
and sometimes all, yield to Its destructive In
huence. The poison II distributes throughout the
fystem attacks every vital force aud breaks up the
most robust OF constitutions Ignored, because but
little understood, by most physicians impotently
sssailed by quacks and charlatans those suffering
from II have little hope TO be relieved OF 1t this SIDE
OF the grave Ii is time then, that the popular
treatment Of this terrible disease by remedies
within the reach of all passed into hands at once
rompeteut and trustworthy. The new and hitherto
untried method adopted by Or Sanford IN Me
prepartion OF his RADICAL CURE has won the
hearty approval Of thousands II is instantaneous
In aiiording relief In all bead colds sneeAing smut
fng and INSTRUCTED breathing and npidly removes
the most oppressive symptoms clearing the head,
swcetening the breath, restoring ihe senses OF
smell taste and hearing, and neutmlZlng the con
stitutonal tendency Of the disease toward the
lungs liver and kidneys
sfNroRp's RADICAL CURE consists a one bottle
Of tho RADICAL CURE, one box oil CATAhlli Al BOIL
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IIousehoId npplieS.

FRuir-Stcady. ora1,s, s5.OO@550 per
bril- Sl.50l2.50 per bd Lemons, $4,000
$50 per box. Bananas, 350g2 30 per bunch.
Grapcs-Malaga, sGO0@0O Dates, 7gSc.
ArrLEs-Sl.jO Cg22 N brl. Dried apples,
id5c per H., from store Dried peaches, 40g
Sc, from store
GAME-Quail, $l.00dt p per doz squirrels,
7jc per dor; rabbits, sli6gi. % per doz; wild
turkeys, 5O@75c each; wood duck, Si.50Q
LIS per doZ, teal, So 100 per doc; mall
lard, g. 25@250 per dod Nenison saddles, 8
@,lOc per ID, whole dc{ iCg5c per Id; opos-
sum- l56t4Oc; dressed dn, lOCg35c.
BUrTER-Butterine, creamery, 35g3Sc;
dairy, 2Otg30c; countrNutter, l2WlGc.
NEGErABLTs-Onionsll .506Jl.75 per bril-
Cabbage, loose, Sfa0c. lraut, per brl, a. %
C15.OO, half brl, S2.OOdJO. Garlic, 5Oc per
100. Carrots SCOOP per brl. Beets,
s2.Jo@275 per brl. ptnips, $500 per brl.
| Horepdish, Sj.OO6j.,hcr brl.
CrDER- Ozark, $3.50 4 brl aud $3.50 per
half brl.
,VINTGAR-Per gal. 1qi2c.
EGGs-Dull. Boxcs,Pc, cases, l3c.
RAIsiSs-London lays, $3.50; California,
| g. - per box.
PicKLrs-Hrls, sG.5Ohalf brls, 500
Y-Chickcns, young, 81 OOG2 25;
mixed, S225@275; lbs, s2.50@3OG tur-
| keys, young s6O0@hs old, Ss.U0@l2.OO;
geese, SJ.5O@ijO, duck S3.0O@3.5O dressed
turkeys, l2@iic per lund; hens, S2.50cg
800 chickens, $1,000, geese, $4,000
| 500.
Nurs-Cocoanuts 50 per 100. Peanuts.
! Virginia, 5lsd6lsc; tennessee, farmers
stock, i@5c; roasted, &c higher; shelled,
red, $40. white, &c; Danish, Sc. Pccans
Texas, old, 6Gisc. lt'an chcslnuts, 100
i2i.c.
PorArors-Firm. sDG2O0 per brl; SKIS,
GbG75c; Utah, s5@0locr bu; sweet Sl.7J
per brl.
Fnrsn Fi-u-BuIalG l52c per IN; cat, &c
per 10. Game-Porq trout etc, sos
! Der ID,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1880

Dry herring family, 35c per box; n, c., roc
herring half brls, $6J5d White fish, half
brl, $3.50 IA
HOG pnopTonsEas rk S1oCS SacoD
ll6g12c; bulk pork, CHAR sides, INC; clear
rib sides, ING long clear, 72sc; shoulders
6Nc.
Fresh MEArs-Beef, headquarters, SAGE;
forequarters, 3@4c. City hogs, 7@7Nc;
country dressed, 5@511c. per ID; spare ribs,
Sc: backbones, &c per ID
LARD-Tcs, SC; half lgls, SIC kegs, SIC;
choice kettle, 9@l0Xc; firm.
Pros FEET-Brls, $500 half brls, $500;
kegs S125.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NANCY. nnn,l,,n.is ,nsl.

NV YORK. Jan. i0.-Noncy on call easy
NJ ~ 30 , pcr cent last loan, ~ per
cent closed offered NJ II per cent Prime
mercantile paper. iA0.i. per cent. Stcr.
Ing cNchahrc quiet but,tcady at ~ Sjt. for
sixty day bills aud tLsi. iur demand.
UoycmBlcnt bonds u'rc quiet but firm.
State bomb wcrc dull apl faiurlcs..
The stoCk market wm arain moderately
active todity, but u sh,ss the effects 81 tle
recent liludationA The general bullish
feeling, especially upon the part u the for
ciFncr kept the maftrt firm during the
afternoon. hut later the pressure 81 stocks
Tor sale Tor both hccouln knocked the en-.
tire let on materially London was lib
cml huycrnt the opening. aud considerable
demand iOr stocks existed, especially In
the CHANGERS aud trunk lines. N. Paul was
the feature on a rcport Of heavy increase
oi the earnings. Tho malcr wcrc the weak
spot, llckawnnna lcadttE The liquidation
ui long accounts was rcinmcd and pressure
OF short sales was addel
Among the spccialtlr Chicago Gas Trust
WIS especially weak, kympathiging closely
With cotton Oh, which made further drop
ON n very large business The market closed
quiet bat weak % abolt the lowest figures.
Chicago Gas Trusts declined 81. iacka.
wanna ~. Missouri Pacific and Michigan
trntul each ~.
The railroad bond market was les active.
Erie seconds furnished t2iAOu0 20 the days
total business, FOLLOWED by the Reading q
with t2I7.OO the iirsis siaHOO0 and the
seconds with $4,000 Tho tone was strong,
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New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 16.-Cofiee--De-
mand light but holders firm; Rio, common
to prime, 15lsGl69kc. Rice dull ordinary
to prime, 3A@4c. Sugar-Open kettle quiet
and weak; choice, 424c; prime TO strictly
prime, 9-l6@45sc; fully fair, 1-lG@44c;
good fair 5-l6@4ssc; fair, 4I4c; good COM
mon, 4lS@4 3-16c; common, 3M(gic; inferior,
2Istg3c; centrifugal, iirmer; choice white,
61kc; of white, 69S@6 7-l6c; gray white,
prime yellow clarified, q l-lGc; off yellow
clarified, 69l@5Jsc; seconds, 4@5lIc. Mo-
lasses steady; open kettle, good prime, 300
32c; prime 27@29c good fair, 25@20c; fair,
22@2l; good common, 20@22c; common, 15@
lSc; centrifugal, strictly prime. 2I@25c; good
prime, 2O@2lc; prime, ISOLDE; good fair,
lie; fair, 16c; common TO good common, 1870
15c; inferior, 1l@l2c; syrup, 25C93ic.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Colree-Options
opened steady unchanged to points up;
closed steady, 6@l0 points above yesterday,
dull. Sales, 80, 500 bags, including January
$3.50; February, $685. March, sl5. 25d
1880; April, $40. 25Cll5.30 May, sl5. 30@i5.35
June, sl5.35; July, Sl5.35@l5.4G August
Sl6.40@15.45 September, $l5.45@l550 DC
tober, $3.50; November, Sl5.55; December
5000. Spot-Rio quiet; fair cargoes, l7Kc
Sugar-Raw nominal; refined dull G, &c
extra Z, Csc; white extra G, o l-l6c@6hc
yellow, 5T@6c; OIL A, 6LG8lGc; mold A.
| nc; standard A,69Sc; confcctioners' A, 6A
dsc; cut loaf, crushed, &c; powdered, nc
graduated, 7c; cubes, nc.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
dull; open kettle, prime 10 choice, 3O945c.
Rice-More active and firm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. i6.-On the Produc,
Exchange today the butter market wa
dull and weak; fancy creamery, 25d2sc
choice to fine, ls@25c; fine dairy, 10000
good to choice, l1@l2c. Eggs-Steady a
15@l5Hc.
CISciNNATI, o., Jan. iG.-Whisky-Quiet
sales, 72s barrels finished goods on a basi
OF Sl.03. Butter--Dull. Sugar-Quiet. Egg
Heavy receipts, dull and lower at l3G
| 13kc. Cheese-Steady.
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LivERrOOi.
At noon; Spois-Stcady. Sales, 1900
bales, Of which 1890 were American. Re
ccipts, 1900 bales Of which 1900 were
American. Closing quotations were as FOL.
lows Midling o. "a.
Futures opened steady and closed easy
lrhc-v prices are given In pence nni Glihs,
thus. G.b3 means G.GJ-Gid. and bOl means
T. 1-6id
AZ pm: January, $50 values. January.
February $50 sellers; February March, 3. ~
sellers Mnrch.April 30 sellers April-May.
@D sellers, May.Junc, b3i sellers. June.
July. 6.32 sellers July-August, 6.3S buyers;
Augustscptcmbcr, 532 sellers.
HAvHE
Spots closed quiet and steady
Tres Ordinairc, Gsi,f February futures.
6tlsc.
Above spot quotations represent G7A.f for
90 kilos of low middling cotton. nayrc
terms ~ - kilos equal 10 loo lbs. and .. ~
equal 10 u.
BrY and sell stocks aud bond. through T..
NJ. Galbrcatl, No. 10 Madison street.
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CsrrtE-Choicc copfrd stccHs, 3s.6ic;
good, 3'gJlsc, extra iatroif6rt 8et3lscs good
iut COWS, 2).mll4c; mdium cattle mixed.
2a2.c, common. ligi and rough. .Ct2c
snfrr=Go1d fat 3htic; common, per
head, Si.Umi5l
lANus-ijlCt,ci common, per head, ti.OC
Ctl.JO.
llous- Choice butchct selections, 5@5i.c,
light aud rough, tis@iIc.
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ConN From storv, white, 49, mixed. tsc.
from lcycc o. depot, white IN bulk. a.. In
sacks, t'C MIXED, in bulk. inc in farks. llc.
Bh,N-from store, Sc, from loycc or dc.
pot siG6l.
HAl-Choicc, from siorc. size. car Load.
from lcvcc or depot tiGOt,id 40 prime.
nom siurc. 0'tNic, car load, frnm lcycc or
depot slh.On9lhjo prairie. from store. M
iiOn
oAts-frum storc, white, SIC. mixed. Nsr.
from lcVcc OF depot white. IN bulk. 9imglc.
~ sacks, 5oc, mixed, 10 bulk, 2Oitc la sacks
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CHICAGO, H., Jan. i6-The Drorrs' Jour.
nal reports; Cattle-Receipts, 1900; ship
ments, $500. Market weak, loo lower.
Choice TO extra beeves, Si.75; steers 5000
4.25: stockers and feeders. S2.lO@3.2j; Tcxas
cattle, $2.l0@325; cows, bulls and mixed,
Sl.50@3.20.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, COCO.
Market weak, 561i5c lower. Mixed, Sl.SOC1
sos: heavy, A.S5@5.5O; light Sisj@5.o5;
skips s3i0@5.O0.
shecp-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900.
Market steady. Natives, S2.76@5Q0; west
ern cornfcd, 81. i0dL75; Texans, s3OO@3. %;
lambs, Si.7540GO.
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nressistun..

fIoun=frum storr. common. e. fON 2 ~.
family tigle 30 choice, tl50diOl .aucy.
thow1R extra fancy, SatU6tS.5t patent.
fA7At,Gut quiet
ConN Mf,i-rcarl, $50; roller $40.
quiet
br,Ss 40 rr,s-Navy beans 2sS me.
dium, t2O1
tuA,ktnH-Soda, cNtra, SIC. treble extra.
dHGlc ginger snaps, 5msitr. assorted ium.
hlvs 1906 ~. crcam cracker, 7t,mgi,r.
oAr MrAt-ln aalf brls $3.50 irnin store
CRACKED Wmr,r-ln half brlS fi.5O from
store
lioNiNY AID Gnirs From store, t12S.
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Drain and Proxi.Ions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. l6.-Whoat was again
fairly active and prices ruled both higher
aud lower than yesterdays closing. The
market started out very firm and about lc
higher than yesterdays closing, being con
tinuation Of the lirmness developed yester-
day and the result Of good buying, possibly
the greater part for covering OF shorts.
Domestic markets all sympathized with the
advance, and all opened higher but the
advance brought out considerable wheat,
and Il was reported that parties who did the
buying yesterday were prominent in the
selling today. The offerings were sufficient
to create weakness and changed the tendency
OF prices down ward. Prices settled back,
with numerous fluctuations nc. This de-
cline was partly assisted by rumorS that the
Cincinnati Price Current would publish an
article confirming the agricultural report
aud also by the report OF the Winter Wheat
Millcrs' Association. Later the market be-
came stronger on the receipt OF dispatch
from the editor OF the Price Current, In
which be stated that the exportable surplus
OF wheat for the next six months would be
about . ,0O0, 600 bushels Of which 100000
bushels was ON the Pacific slope. Prices re.
covered lsc and the closing was stcadior and
about &c lower than yesterday.
Corn was moderately firm early. and later
became quiet and easy. This market opened
&c higher than the closing prices OF yester'
day, was firm and advanced &c but later
cased oil hGsao and closed about the sam'
as yesterday.
Oats were more active but steady, Will
about the same range ns yesterday.
An unsettled feeling prevailed In mes
pork and prices ruled somewhat Irregular
Opening sales were at 2Is@5c advance, but
with slightly increased offerings the marke
weakened and prices gradually roceded ~,
6I9Oc. Later the market ruled steadiar ant
prices rallied i2JE@l5c and closed Compare
lively steady.
Considerable interest was manifested ~
lard and an unsettled feeling prevailed. Earl,
n few sales were made at 2;sM5c advance
but offerings being liberal. weaker feeling
yet In and prices were reduced iOCtl0c. To
ward the close the feeling was stcadier agair
and prices rallied 2IsCf5c and closed quiet.
Rather weak feeling prevailed In shor
ribs aud prices ruled irregular. Early salei
wcrc made nj 2Ifc advance, but the markc
weakened aud prices roccdcd 7hmlOc. To
ward the close the market was stcadier anC
prices rallied 2ls6gjc aud closed quiet.
The leading futures ranged q, follows
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Cotton see,u.roaur,..

PRfNE CIuBE Oit-lt &c. prime summer
yellow, JCgijc, ohoiccuoklng summer yell
low. b5ctbic, cotton 81 meal, 5000, less
than car lOtd t2i.5O
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WnsKY-simight entucky Bourbon,
Sl.J0gGO0, Rohcrtsonld Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at si.3j $500 sharp advance
on October Eastern yes, 81 2jCtaO0 nc.
cording Ia the a,c hd make. common
whisky, SiOOCtl.3 %, acr,ling 10 proof; moth.
ing under 20 per ccui.uotod.
BAGutNd-il .mt3c.
TEs-sl.lOCJl
sHor-Drop, $40; Tx, sli5.
Lead kOt6c.
1ALLow-iisc.
sSuFF-Garreits, SIS. Rhlph's $l025i
Railroad, a. -. Gall ,NNs si0J
Funs-Bear skins. sllCG7.OO. mink, i50D
DC, coon. hunter haned, i50l7Ac; country,
handled, l5NClc; otto Si.ODCIGOO, beaver
sl.O0lfGO0 Wild cat b6D3Oc: fox, l5Cl75c,
musknt, iOgl5c: opeum, l0ai5; wolf.
JOcCgi2.Og panther, ttgsl.00, skunk, i5Cg
soc
PownEn-Kcg~, go half kegs, g. 70,
quarter Kegs, si75.
Coal ous-lrimc wis, Wholesale lots, 10,
per gal.
Woodbury.. grcas wool, unwashed. rs
@2Ci clear grease vol, 206J25c; bury
washed. 200p3nc; tub.wlhed, SOCt35
IonAoco-Common, iyJOc, other grades,
BrrwAN-9Oc.
NAiis-lron. 800 sttl s2iO.
Hiprs--Dry flint, Nd. ac. No. ?, &c, dry
snlicd. Sc. No. ? &c, grih snltcd, No. I, 8 i
t'0c, No 2, &c; green, I dccrskins, 35t1tOc
shccpakins, i5ccgsLc0 I'm.
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HEALTH IL WEALTH.

DR. Z c. wrsrs NERVE AND BRAIN TREArxEyr,
hgnarAnteod specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con.
WILSON'S, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia. HeLlachc, Nera-
Gus Prosration caused by tho use OF alcohol or %.
bacco. wakeiulncg, hental Depression. soitcning
Of the Brain resulting In Insanity AMI Leading 70
misery, decay aud death. Premature Old Age Bar,
rcnncss, Los Of power In either ser. Involuntary
Loses and spcrmatorrhca caused by ovcrexertion
Of the brain, selfabusc or oyer-indulgenco. Zach
box contains ono months treatment sl.O1 box,
orsi1 boxes for $500. sent by mail prepaid on 70.
c. toi price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order received by u
Tor six boxes accompanied with s. 90 we viii send
money II the treatment does not eject cure
Guarantees issued only by John q. Wed & Co.
Dowdy 4 Co, Druggists Sole Agents. Main street
Mem NH fruu
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MooI.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. -Wool-Stcady;
bright medium, igl12GIEc; coarse braid. 800
PC; low sandy, llGGlSc; fine light, 7g23c;
fine heavy, l3@ioc; tub washed, 3i@376c.
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middling, 99l6o. Sales, 2,40o
bales, including - bales last evening,
OF which 1850 bales to exporters and $50
bales to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, s9Sc; low
middling 9Lc; middling, 90iGc; good mid
ding, o l5-l6c; middling fair, l0}sc; fair,
nominal
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Planning Fire An ,he ye,n,,

We hold positive proof that Ackcrs English
Blood Elixir cures III blood polsous who're cheap
sarapafillas and sOcallcd purifiers TAIL Knowing
this we will cell Il 70 all who Gull az our soTc on
positive guarantee. H. I. HElsTEn Druggist
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton -Mddling Cotton o o-lec;
Sales Today, 3,4oo Bales - The
General Market Is Steady - Meats
Easy.
ArPEAL OFFICE,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, jan 10, 1851
Money is working easy and those entitled
thereto find no difficulty in receiving accom-
from their bankers Rates, how
ever are unchanged, and remain at Sper
cont
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~ REMOVED ny THE usR OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnetfs Flavoring extracts arc tho
I.at
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but the movement was not so marked as
usual OF late, and important changes are few.
oo me total sales of stocks today were 247,-
e5S shares, Closing quotations:
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OIL aud Turpcntinc.

CLEvELASp o., Jan. 10. Petroleum quiet;
s.w. li0o nc.
wILNISGToS, n. c., Jan. i0.--Turpentine,
43iSc,
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Advice 20 Mothers.

Mr.. winsloy's Soothing syrup should alwaysbs
Jsod for children iccthlur. II so0thes the child
foiieps the gums. alays all pain. cures wind collie
and IL the best remedy Tor diarrnlsa 2ca DOula
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Ffn-Mackcrcl halt htls, No. I. 4. sdct
600. No. 2, tsOOms.5l No. A $50 i0ti
Kite, No. !, tLa,. No. 2, N.25. No. D siio
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NEW YORK.


Spots opened steady aud closed easy;
middlng, 1910. Sales, 3s2 bales. Quota
tions were rs follows Ordinary, o 1876;
good ordinary, SgGci low middling, csc;
mddling, o l5-l6c; good mddllng, 10 5-l0c;
mddling fair, l0Jsc; fair, &c.
Futures opened steady and closed weak,
rs follows January o.59@00l; February,
a.GG@9G7; March, 07SGg070; April, $3.50
$50; May, 1898; June, l0O0@i0.10; July,
10l7@lOlS August 1924; September,
0.sG99.ss; October 0O2@9.7O. Sales, sG,lOO
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet; middling, 0I.c. Sales $500 bales
Quotations are rs follows: Ordinary, 7Ac;
good ordinary, s%c; low middling, DC; mid
ding, 0Ilc; good midding, i0ISc,
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
rs follows; January, a4l@1i2; February
oar March, 0.5iCg052 April, 9.50@0GO
May, 067@o6S; June 075@076; July
0sIG0s5; August, 0sl@os2. Sales, 81, %,
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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LADIES cape collars a speciality at Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch Office $50 Main.
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TnE skin Is cleared chapped hands and
lips cured by using Hylo.
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Or any other Mineral Poison.

And oil nature assumes wlutfy
nspoCL hu.C Who nrv prudent und
economical viii hegiu a. look about
Wupn tuf protection ngnlnt' cold weather
Hhhh changes ui ten rmiutc aud their o..
suits Winter clothing iurl and nEN.
frNs ltAFftn nrv rUcuruifesl Ne the
TUE met important iuusy hold NECESSITIES
ihb ihi. plaster Doe serutcl q permanent
IinIc in CLtfy we'll regulated huusy
hold, a. the most valuable external
IEllpN rmoly known iur Coughs. tnldg
hhhibo tl,st inlus, ihckaCho rheumatism,
SCiniici, lumhIgu hni all aches and
Tnius peculiar b. this season " the
REIN year owing ~ ~ rrcut popularity
pbvhh lINanN.s PiATn has hcun lnvtly
inflicted hence huyUn should alWhyk
nss iuf licusnns anil refuse oil Others,
TO FALL Hp ss sS& me- "Sa 1 is.gs g ln,,
a iuhnsnu, = Flat strct. y. y, fnr
acopy VI Instructions from the Doc.
Tor. valuable household huok.
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Usr Sol Coleman's ko-ko cachou.
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MUSTANG LINiMENr

CulsES llOLLoWHORN, CAKED BAGS.
osVB 4 AOUF plSl.A.iS IN CATTLLi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Imports-M d err go & TR X, 3l0 q N
Il H. lS3; q LRRR, 0; c, o&sw X Il, 2G6; X
G, s&MRR, 2j3i KC, " & b RR, i2s: l., o Il
TRR, 90; Nj R, ls5; Tenn Mid, lOl; steamers,
i3G, wagons 100. Total, 2,5Os bales
Exports-M CRR llU3; NJ & T II II, -; l. &
NR X, Ia c, o&sw RR, 1917 Tenn Mid, 35;
steamers north, ils; Total, $40 bales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

LONDON, Jan. 16--4 p m.-Consols closed at
0s l5-l6for money and 90 l-l8 for the account
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of England ON balance today is $685.
600.
PARIS Jan. l6.-Three per cent rentes s2f
9219c for the account
BANK CLEARINos.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. l0-Clearings, 81, 035.-
600.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan. lG.-Bank clear
ings; S2,33O,53O.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. i0.-Clearings, 50, l05,
009; balances Si52, 220.
NEw York. Jan. i6-Clearings, 1920, $685.
$40; balances E,3s5,6ss
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. l6.-Clearings, 50, =
307, SCI; balances, 1854, 693.
BosroS, Mass, Jan. lG.-Clcarings Sls,-
S73, s07; balances, sl,7l06j3.
PmLADELPuIA, Pa, Jan. i6.-Clearings,
Si4, i3l, 3l7; balances, si,00l, 7i2.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
GENERAL TRADE.

-, BuN and sell stocks aud bond, through I
VI. Galhrcatl, No. ~ Madison street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
American ver,u, Cerninn Pianos.

As 1t seems to be the general opinion, and
circulated by some who have their interest
in it, that Mr.. Bechtel only keeps German
pianos, we would kindly inform the public
that be keeps also large stock Of American
pianos, with the Behr Bros. at the head Of
the list and equal to any frst-class instru-
ment. You will find there American pianos
of all grades and prices. In regard to the
German pianos. would say that the Bech-
stein grands and G. Scheel upfights enjoy a
worlds reputation. You have to convince
yourself and see that the art of piano build
ing has not been at o standstill the last 90
years in Europe. These instruments have
found their way into the best families here,
and two Bechstein grands we're sold lately
in one week to parties who offered Mr.. Bech-
tel to refer to them any time. Store open
every evening. +. BECHTEL,
702 Smith6eld street.