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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20

figure oil the DAY. A rally - zoe toll
lowed, after which the market reacts d
to 743c, then rose to 75a on good buy
ing, occasioued by the ststsment that
large quantity had been taken a.
New York fer export, fell of, and
c'ossd at IS 5-l6e. In the aiterncoa
the market clos d a shade easier.
There were some rumors OF crop dam
age during the day, and vessel rom
WAS taken here for lis 900 bushels.
There was free buying of c'rn during
the early hours, prices advancing T.,
but free offerings caused break in
valurs to the OF ening figures, Oats
ruled shade irmer. -Four easy but
not quotAby over. Whtai Ia fair
demand and generally lower. S4'es
ranged: Nay, 7Ss@7Ilc, closed at
74Ic; June, 74s@75lc, clo ed
at IS Ole; July. 76s@77ic,
clo'ed at 70 l5-l6c; No. spring, 74le;
No sprins, Zoe. Cjrn ruled STR n. et
early, but IeCeded, end clcssd at yes
ter1av's figures; cash, S5l@S6c; Nav,
S5i@36c, closed at S54c; June, 36tG9
S6sc, closed at So 5-l6c; July, 37s(9
374c, closed at 81 Sl6,. Oats steady
cash, zoe; May, 2S3c; June, 2Si@2Ssr,
CLOSED at 2slc; July, 272@27jc, closed
at 27Sc. Rye dull; No ?. $4,000.
Barley dull; No. ,. 55c. Flaxseed
steady; No. l, 81 05l@l 06 Receipts
Flou', 10000 brls; whest, $1,000 bu;
corn, 900 bu oats. les 900 bu rye,
2000 bu; barley, 10000 on. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 brls; whett, $4,000
bu; corn, 10000 Blu; Gate, $4,000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley 1000 tu
afternoon Board. What easy; June,
75lc. Corn easy; June, 36sc. Other
markets show no changes.
PROVISIONS.
BETTER Creamery, 30934c; dairy,
l5(G20c; buttetine, Isolde; country,
l24@lSc. accord no to condition.
CHEESE Prime fats, &c; New York
factory, 81; full cream, l2lc; Y. A.
lac.
Mss PopK- Old, IS 5000 per bar
rsl new, $1,000 % per barrel sugar.
cured hams, backed, 99@l0c; break
fast beacon, 1909; clear nib bacon,
6l@63c.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, 5sG6c;
clear rib sides, 5s@5ic; long clear,
54@5sc; shoulders, 4CA4lc.
LARD-Tierces, 5J66c; half-barrels,
6s@6tc; kegs, 6t@6sc; buckets, go
6lc; half-buckets, 6l@6sc; 5j-lb tins,
6@6bc; 20-lb tins, 6s@Glc; l0-lb tins,
6t@6sc; 5-lb tins, 6s@6lc; 9-lb tins,
6s@63c; choice kettle, tierces, ego
64c.
FRESH MEATS l beef SIC; Nut.
ton, 90; bind quarters Of beef, l0c;
lambs, 1904,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 10 Provisions
dull aud easy, except bacon, which ia
active and firm. Pork weak a. 50 Is.
Lard easy at SIC. Bulk meats easy;
loose lots-lopg clear, 5 800; short ribs,
5 40e; short clear, 5 soc. Boxed lots
long clear, soc; short ribs, 5 40c;
short clf at, 8 55c. Bacon finn; long
clear, $685.; sheft ribs, 5000 &c; short
clear, &c. Hams. 9@ll2c. Butter
creamery, l5Nl7c; dairy, l0@15c.
Eggs steady at7c.
CHICAGO, TLL., May 10 Mess pork
ire gular; prices declined l2l G15c,
and closed steady; cash, IS 65CG8 20;
June, IS coos rs. closed at $S Goa
8 624; July, s. 70@S So, closed at
IS 70@8 Z23. Lard easier and 24@5c
lower; cash and June, 924@5 95c !;
July, 49, @6.02lc, closed at 6ae.O2!c
Short rib sides steady; cash, 5.S2A9
5 Soc. Bowed meats ate ,dy; dry sailed
shoulders, l5@4lc; short clear sides,
5a@5 SOC. Butter weak: creamery, l2l
(9l6c; dairy, 9@124c. Eggs, &c.
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New York futures opened quiet, and
closed steady and to points higher
than Tuesday. Sale4 "A, 400 bales. The
closing quotations were as follows:
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Administrators Notice.

Office Public Administrator, Shelby county
Courthouse, Memphis, Tom, May g. 1886.
THE undersigned having been appointed
az J. II. Nuttall. deceased, notice is hereby
gfyen 10 all pertOpB indie ted TO said estate
10 cone forward aud settle, and 10 those 10
whom said estate is indebted, to flo the
claims with mo, duly probated, within the
forever barred. JOHN i.0AGUE,
Public Administrator,
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New York spots opened quiet, and
clio 'sd steady end l.16c his,her. Sales,
300l bales. Quotations as follows:
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BANK STOCKS.
INSURANCE sTocE1.
MISCELLANEOUS.

n. and G. R.R. shares.,30 bid, -. asked
N. & T. R.R. shares. :. 40 bid, -. asked
N. q O. consols, 7s..!146 bid, -. ASKED
NJ. & L. r. lat "a. 8s... E0 bid, =. asked
Miss. & T.R r. cs, A...l20 bid, 12r asked
Mics. & T.R.R.es, b. O6 bid, los asked
Tenn. WITS ser. C.......97 bid, 9Sl asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. d to JAS bid, So. asked
Shelby Co. 6J.-.-.".106 bid, 1074 asked
Tax. DIST. 4, 6s..-~,.... 93A bid, "a asked
Tax. DIST. 63.......>. l02 bid, 1924 asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Co.. 100 bid, l08 asked
Mem Gas stock.........T bid, 50 asked
Mem. Gas bonds ..... 1O5 bid, -. asked
Mem. Water bonds 80 bid, =. asked
Manager Oil Works. >. BID, IS asked
Am. Get Oil trusts 300 bid, 313 asked
Pioneer Cotton Mills. IL bid, 20 asked
New YoRK, May lO.-Money on. cea
easy ati492 per ceRt. Prime mer-
camille paper IA sc. Sterling exchange
steady; actual rates 1885, for GO DAYS
aud 1885, Eor demand.
Bonds-Government bonds were
dull and steady to day. State bonds
were neglected, Railroad bonds were
strong, clio ing generally at an advance.
There was a slight increase in busi-
neess, which is much more than made
up by the increased trad ng in North
ern Pacific seconds and the East Ten
nessse issues. Toe latter were also
eonspieuously stroog, and the Consoli-
dated Trust receipts advanced q to
say, the consols q TO S2l and the in
come trust receipts l. Z0f. st. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern, Omaha di.
vision rs advanced to "a, Chicago
and Milwaukee firsts declined 6 10 ~,
and Indians, Decatur and Springfield
income trust receipts 81 to 20.
Stocks The features in stocks to-
day were Consolida ed Gas, Western
Union, and Louisville and Nashyi lie.
When the first named stock touched
79l, a strong buying movement set in,
which carried it T. 50. This was un-
derstood to he for a syndicate which
proposes TO test the law recently
passed fixing the price of gas at 81 %.
W1ste'n Union was heavy throughout
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The New Orleans iutare ms
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The NJ. Francis River Transportation
Co. 9 Fine SldO-W heel Y. 8. Mall 9telmsR
Rene Macready, ..sIE;=G
W n onlln .,,.tt,..u,,.,,..,..tl lgterp
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS EHERK
TUESDAY,
81 5 O'Clock, for Msrisnnh, tire Cas.Dh, and
intermediate landings on 81. fran1ia river.
The, captain reserves the right p pass al
landings he deems unsafe, JAS. LHH, Jr.,
srnerin Lendsat 0fica. No. Madison Hr.
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FOR TIPToNvILLE.
LEE LINE.

Memphis, FriarE Point ana MonA phls
and OsocOlR Packet Company.
For Helena, Glendale, Friart pOlns Aad all
Wa Laadtn SfaanaR
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STATIONS.
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opened steady and closed steady aud 4
10 6 points higher. Sales, %, 400 bales.
Quotations were IS follows:

DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR Markets.
ToneI Rec. IPucpsI Stock.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

Mr. BLAINE is very angry at Neal Do ~
for the lal;cr's lescrtion of the republican
party. In a little speech recently he de-
rouHceh the oil man il refund Terms, and
then pitched Iuto 81. john and then tie
better 10 give satisfaction 10 his passion,
called The democratic rum guzz!iug par
ty aud abused it as if it were responsible
for everything bad that has occurred to
this country since the memory uf man,
including the recent earthquakes. Whc,h
or this will be The policy of the republi-
CANS of the country in The Coming cleo
tons cannot now be told. Ia some To-
calities there IS u disposition to coax the
radical temperance people back to their
old allegiance, while in others the
bitterness is 50 intense that there is nj
most & feeling that defeat without them
would be preferable to success with their
aid. But Neither coaXiug nor denuHcia>
ton will have the effect the republicans
desire. The prohjbilionjs;s have made
up their minds to 60 it alone. and. il they
can defeat their old allies they viii feel
as if they had ~on glory enough for
many days. Certainly they are showing
great strength in Pennsylvania, Aicbi>
gan, Kansas. the south, AMI IN Fact all
around the board, and their influence
however insignificant in comparison with
that Of the two great parties, must be
powerful on the general polite, Of The
future
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
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Oh lis'c,S ana Ieps.ieS, t,'''i4.-lS az 81
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mo tiiln COUNTY, ''Ii"ui' E'7' is'li!i.ii1iy IN
mint fe ''el' Il 'i'li'F, oi mon IN camp
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

The treasury department Is destroying
all the one and two dollar treasury notes
that come in. They will be redeemed on
ly in notes of larger DENOMINATIONS or sill
yer dollars uatu the low denomination
silver certificates are ready to be issued.
The department is very anxious to get the
one and the two dollar certificates out rs
soon as possible, as the demand is very
large, and it is expected that the thirty
or forty million dollars of silver will be
put in circulation through this medium.
1t is felt that something is lost by every
day delay in getting them out, hut it will
be Impossible to get the engraving and
printing done before next month. By the
policy OF withholding oue dollar treasury
notes from circulation an immense NUM-
Der of silver dollars have been issued, but
the demand for convenient small note
is So great that it is expected that there
Will be a call for almost as many US they
will print
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
TO RUN AGAINST RUSK.


Wisconsin Democrats Select Gilbert A.
Woodward.
MADISON, Wis, Sept I7--Thc democratic
state convention Wednesday selected Judge
L. Il. Larson. of Eau Claire, as permanent
chairman The platform which went through
with repeated cheers, reatii1us the Demo
cratic platf orIn of 1854; oonimerdS President
Cleveland inr his wise and honest aduiinis-
iratlon end Postmaster General Wins, for his
successful OPPOSITION 10 tine Pacific mail sub
sidy; demands the abolition Of leasing convict
labor to contractors; declares unalterabie OPP
position 10 lawlessness or mob violence in
every form and denounces the action OF the
recent Republican convention in attempting
10 conduct this political campaign on the riot
issue; favofs a license system for the rcgula-
ton of the liquor traffic; favors changes In
pension laws wlieh will remove those tech
meal distractions to Ineritorous claims and
afford liberal Pensions, graded according to
tbs extent of disability. 1t declares that the
reduction OF thrift to a revenue basis is 8
cardinal Democratic principle, asd that the
Democratic congressman who voted against
considering bin for reduction OF tariff de-
serve no recognition In Democratic coun-
els.
A resolution censtring the Republican leg
stature for repealing the law preventing rail-
road employees from recovering damages for
injuries received while performing their duty
was adopt d in the convention by vote Of
III TO 9j
The following ticket was nominated: Gov
er.;of--Giibcrt A Woodward, of La Crosse;
tenantgJvernor-J. W. Putnam, Of
Pierce county; secretary of state John c.
LtlJgwig, of Milwaukee; treasurer John A.
johnson, of Madison; attorney general
George w. Bird, of jefferson; superintendent
of schools Edward Mclaughlin, OF Fond du
Lac; railroad commiS5ioner-Janes Meehan,
of Stevens Point; insurance commissioner
John Kerrel, of Kewaunee.
Mr.. Woodward is about so years of age
He was printer originally, then a lawyer,
and during the war soldier. He Is q very
hard student, an accomplished linguist in
both the modern and dead languages. He has
been district attorney Of La Crosse, mayor,
alderman, delegate to the Greedy convention
when be became Democrat, delegate to the
Hancock convention, member of congress,
and a most gallant soldier, ing enlisted us
= .--a.s-ts in the Ssscui Wisconsin,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
SALOON DOMINATION.
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS ORGANiZ-
ING A FIGHT AGAINST 1T.

Assembly of tho National Anti Saloon
Convention-Speeehes by Window and
Blair Complete Work of the Wiscon-
sin mocrats-Woodward to Lead the
Fight Against Rusk--Poiitical Pickings.
CHICAGO, Sept 17-rwo- thirds OF the seats
10 the Madison sJtreet theatre We're filled
Thursday morning come time before the hour
appointed for the asti-saloon Republican con-
tentien TO be called to order.
Prominent among those who were early in
attendance were Congressman Thomas Ryan,
IF Topeka, Kan, and Price, of Iowa This
convention was called TO order by Albert
Griffin, of Kansas, and Rev. Dr. Mitchell of
that state engaged in prayer.
United States Senator Blair was elected
temporary chairman by acclomation, and
was received with great cheering. He said
that it WIS historic convention which
would make its influence felt for years to
come. They had met to consider mctho Is for
the destruction of the rum power throughout
the country and the world As between no
license and low license they were in favor of
The latter; os between low license and high
license they supported the latter; as between
high license and prohibition, they We're for
Prohibition first last, and all the time. PRO
longed applause They were in the Repub-
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

PEORIA, Ills, Sept. 1.-THE Greenback
congressional convention for the Tenth dis
tI'irt, held here Wednesday, was The most ex-
citing convention that has been held here for
some years There were sevenY-flve dele
gates In attendance. The question before the
convention was whether regular Grcenback
nominee be put i'll the field or Nicholas f.
Northington he Endorsed, as was done two
years ago. A test vote showed that the
straight Greenbackcrs We're in a small ma jor-
ity and when the proposition was made to
nominate a straight Greenbacker for congress
the StGri, county delegation, the larger por-
ton Of tie Knox county delegation and six
of the twenty-t}rce delegates from Peoria
withdrew from the hall The portion of the
convention that was left then nominated n
+. Wallace, Of Abingdon, Knox county The
sece,iing delegates held a convention in an
other ritoc ana iniuI>sSi n. L, Nurthin cton
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
Renovation of the white House

WASHINGTON CITY. Stpt I7.-The eXeSu-
tive mansion will b. i'll courlste readiness
for the president aud Mrs Cleveland when
they return to Washington next week, and
viii be ia better condition Throughout than
ut any time for the past ten years. The ren-
ovation of the mansion is ai'oGt completed
and carpets are being rclaid and furniture
returned 10 position. The interior has been
well painted, and the EXTERIOR has been
much improved in appearance ny
fresh coats of paint on the
building, portico, fences and lamps.
The t3nst room has been changed in appear
ance only by the retoaching of stained or
faded places AMI the walton of the white
paint The Green and Red pariors have been
hut slightly changed. but the Blue parlor has
been materially altered in appearance by a
dark blue dado and darker shade of blue ii,
the woodwork BY Saturday of the present
week, or next Monday at the latest, it is pro
posed to have the houses in perfect order for
occupancy
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
ANNIE ID nuTEERs.

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crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 If SO
send al once and get bottle Of Mrs
WinsIow's Soothing Syrup for children
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gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
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for Children Tce;hing is pleasant to the
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the oldest and hest female nurses and phy
sicians in the United States, and is fo1
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 1.-THE Re
publican campaign was formally opened
Wednesday night by Senator Benjamin Har-
rison, who spoke to a large audience at the
opera house Many prominent Republicans
from all parts of the state were present, and
the audience was notable gat herring, great
compliment to the speaker The venerable
ex-seeretary of the navy, Richard w Thomp-
son, of Terfe Haute, presided, and presented
the speaker in a few felicitous phrases Sen
ator Harrison spoke an hour and half
The senator urged practical Temperance
men to join the Republican party in an eff
fort to o yerthrow the liquor league, dcclar-
ing that their warfare was the same although
they believed in different methods. He de
clared himself in favor of the enactment of
laws for the amelioration of the condition of
the workingmen, and said that it was hope
full sign attending the labor movement that
the great body Of its promoters have united
with their fellow-cftizens in denouncing the
fierce and destructive doctrines of the An
archist and his bloody work. Senator Har-
rison closed his speech with an attack on tho
presidents peUSien yatoaS
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
Lifts In the PARIS Sewers,

is possible, Tor short time TO the robust,
but the majority of refined persons would
prefer immediate death TO existence in
their rocking atmosphere. How much
more revolving 10 be in ones self living
sewer. But this is actually the case with
those in whom the inactivity of the liver
drives the refuse matter of the body To es-
cape through the lungs, breath, the pores
kidneys and bladder II is astonishing
that life remains in such dwelling DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" re,
stores normal purity to the system ant
renews the whole being
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

PFiLADEIPH1A, Sept 1.-THE seventh
.ational convention of the American Agrf-
cultural and Dairy association, which began
lere Wednesday, adjourned Thursday W
9. Rice, president of the Minnesota State
nairynan's association, presented a series of
resolutions, which were adopted, stating that
here existed grievances which rendered it
necessary to appeal TO congress for such leg
Station us will at least protect them from the
necessity of competing with food products
which are fraululcntly manufactured and
old to the detriment of the morals and
loalth of the people; expressing qualification
at the passage of the o!eomargarine bill by
congress, and rendering thanks to the sena-
5ors and representatives, the president OF
the United States, and The press of the coun-
try for their support of the measure; pledg-
ing themselves to use all honorable means to
secure the reelection to congress of the sana-
tors and and representatives referred to-
recognizing them to b. friends to the people:
urging congress to consider agricultural
measures, and finally recommending that
states which have laws relating TO the sale of
oleomarSarine cooperate with the aSsocia-
lion
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
GOING IN FOR SOAP.
Pennsylvania t6reenbackers Suggest
Frank SiddalIs for Governor.



HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 17.--More than
100 delegates to the state Greenback-Labor
| convention were in their seats when that
body was called TO order in the court house
at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning by Chairman
Rynder Hon Charles NJ. Brumm, of Schuyl-
kill, was chosen as permanent chairman.
Congressman Brumm upon taking his seat
thanked the convention for the honor con
ferred upon him, and in his speech said he
believed the day win yet come when the
Greenback Labor party will be called npon
TO administer the affairs of state and ma
tional government The usual committees
We're then appointed.
AT the afternoon session the report of the
committee on platform was read and
adopted The preamble Ieaflirms the doc
trineS Of the Greenbacklabor party; demands
hat after 1887 all aliens shall be prohibited
from holding lands; declares against the pau
per labor imported from the old world; calls
for the practical adoption of the eight-hour
law and declares against child labor; against
the degrading effects of useless taxation; ia
vors the improvement of rivers and the ad-
vancement of mechanical and agricultural
pursuits.
Nominations for governor were bext in
order, and Robert j. Houston, of Lancaster,
and Frank Siddali, of Philadelphia, were
named
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

ALMOST every day about one O'Clock
$500, 100000 sit around little mahogany
table in an upper. room in the Western
Union building. in New York city, and eat
a plain bat substantial lunch The mil.
lions belong to Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon,
Russell Sage and cx~Gov. Alamo B. Cor
nell. All were country boys. aud wore
shoes only on Sunday. MIR Gould and
Mr. Sage got their Ideas of finance in viii
lage stores, aud Mr. Dillon an! Gov. Cor
nell were day iaboTcrs and thanked heav~
"a VIXEN they trudged nome with SIS in
their trousers pockets on Saturday digit.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-17

WABASH, Ind, Sept. IA peculiar and
tc2dly assault is reported on son of Solo
mon HeIvey, a prominent farmer. living a
few miles west OF this city. While the boy
ami his father were at work in a field adioin-
ing the Wabash railway track fast psssen-
ger train passed. A tramp was perchcd te-
tween the engine and baggasge-cs car, who
hurled 4 large rock as the train shot by The
stone struck the bog in the forehead, inflict-
ing an injury from which he viii die There
Is no clew TO the tramp's identity