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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

How = Sufferer from Nervous Prostra
tfon Found Relief.
Mr.. A. /. Root suffering nervous
prostration from mental oyerwork,
finally found much relief by the easy
expedient Of taking q nap each fore
noon or afternoon; and ut last he be-
gan to observe that when these bits OF
rest came just before meal-time he
could sit at the table without expert
encing the former symptoms OF ex-
haustion. and digest food with less in
convenience The remainder OF the
story we quote in his own words from
GieaniHgs IN Bee Culture.
Then it occurred to me that DR..
Salisbury used to almost insist that
should never eat a meal without first
being rested thoroughly for twenty
minutes or half an hour on lounge
or bed He said II was far better to
have . good sleep before eating; but II
! could not sleep. lie s,.il without
sleep. Ny wife has urgco this very
point for years; but l have usually
been 50 busy just before mcal-time /
could not get around to II. For some
time back. however. ] have been TAX
ing just half an hours sleep before
dinner and supper; and II any sort OF
patent medicine had ever given me
such a lift in the way Of health. it
would very likely have been doomed
about as well as l could boom
Il. The philosophy OF il seems to be-:
II you want . man to do good piece
Of work, he should DO well fed and
well rested. Yes the same Is true
even Of a horse. Well. DR.. s declared
IL was = task for weak constitution
70 properly digest meal OF victuals;
and he declared further that no con-
stitution could digest food properly
when IL was exhausted and run down
20 the very last notch; and II any one
attempts 70 get along in this way he
will sooner or later ind himself broken
down entirely"
All the heavy laden--tircd house
wives in particular--are urged to
adopt this simple course Of recupcr-
alton:
'You are not saving time By sitting
down TO your meals 80 worn out that
the hand trembleI with fatigue that
raises the food TO your lips. You will
get along faster. and accomplish more.
BY taking this kind OF rest II II seems
% you impossible. and you are in
clincd 10 smile at the idea Of half-hour
nap before dinner and supper. then
shall direct my appeals 70 your husband.
your sons and your daughters. A you
value the life and the presence OF this
patient. Woodworking mother. make
hc- take that neediul rest, just as my
wife and children have been making
me use the good common scnss God
has given vs. ALL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

THE shoulder and lateral distance In ths
heGrt and iunx region bet0kcns the constr
tuition Of an animal; scow that Is narrow IN
the briskct h not robust and will require
extra care.
TaE texture Of tho skin-fccl or handling
- quality which Gun only BE- learned by oil
scryation IN mcllow-sklnneI aud hard
hidcd animals, Il q much Importance Ia 50
lcctipg cattle for any purpose.
A clrAx-cuT, bony head, with prominent
eye, - desirable In the dairy csw, but many
. good cow has motherly look about the
rather coarse face, supplemented BY such :
mild. full eye, which one unhesitatingly il.
sists must belong 70 good cow.
Ix selecting a COW feminine appearance
Is leading characteristic. and this point Is
clearly shown in the head. neck and shout
dcrs- The horn also indicates that fine
quality 80 desirable Ia tho female ia contra
distinction TO the masculine effect Of q
heavier horn on tho male.
THE ra:nch OF cow Il what the bsiler il
70 the steam engine Without capacious
stomach she can not digcst and assimliatc
the food necessary 10 produce great low
OF milk, and the more horizontally the rbA
project from the spine the greater il that
ANIMALS capacity 70 transmit fodder into q
r>.rc valuable product
A COW 70 " liberal performer at the
pail must have q capacious uddcr The
most approved form OF which is long, from
front 70 rear, and extending well upward
Tcats should be Of fair size aud set well
apart; the skin should be covered with fine
short hair. A flesay, pendulous uddcr is
not wanted, as 1t interfcres with the cows
locomotion.
As ONE Of the tenets In our cowology we
like 70 cali attention TO the cscutcheon, am
II accompanied by pair OF rudimentar y
teats so much the better. The so-called
'.milk vein" and ''millx hole" are among the
many outward indications which help 70
confirm the value Of dairy COW 10 the
buyer, and should always be sought after
In CHOOSING. The larger and more zigzag
this weir Is and tie larger the orifice into the
walls Of lie abdomen the more satisfied the
BUYER will be with his purchase.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26


. -Mignonette and other plants will
live for many years II tho flowers arc
2lucked ~ fast A. they fade, but Il
the seed Is allowed TO perfect they are
hut annuals-the plant dies
Cream Sponge Cake. Break two
eggs into a cup. I'LL 20 the brim with
sweet cream, then add one cup Of
sugar. two teaspoonfuls Of baking
powder. and enough -four TO make .
stiff batter. Flavor with lemon
II the feed in the COW pasture IL
beginning to dry up and become short.
feed the cows some kind OF fodder ~ the
barn II you wish 70 keep up the flow Of
milk. When tho How II once de-
creased ut this season it Is hard 70 in
crease It.
The orange-colored rust on tho
raspberry and blackberry bushes Il .
fungus which spreads rapidly, and
will soon ruin an entire plantation un-
less prompt measures are rcs0rted 70.
The digging up and burning Of all
affected plants i the only known
remedy
Sweet potatoes in winter require
temperature Of sixty degrees. They
will not suffer exposed TO temper
AZURE of fifty degrees, but Il should
not be allowed 70 fall below that
When first stored in the cellar they
must be kept at seventy degrees until
well dried. when il may fall to sixty.
Sweet Potato Fluff. Boil until
tender six mcdium-sized potatoes.
When done, remove the skins and press
the potatoes through u colander. Add
gill OF hot cream. tablespoonful OF
salt and = little wife pepper. Beat
until light. and then stir in carefully
the wellbcaten whites Of three eggs.
Heap in baking dish. brown and
serve
Sheep in some respects are very
tender. delicate animals. They can
bear a great deal Of cold. but they can
not bear wet, either under foot or on
their backs; and il a flock-master at
tempts 20 winter his sheep without
shelter enough to keep them dry.
though II may not be enough TO fur
nish much warmth. he will not get Z
good fleece
Nursery Pudding. Measure half a
pint OF soaked bread. beaten as above
directed; add one tablespoonful Of corn
-four, first mixed with half a pint oil
milk and boiled for a few minutes
Beat the whole until cool. then stir in
one egg, spread little jam at the bot
tom Of CREASED pie-dish. pour In the
bread mixture, and bake in . moderate
oven for half an hour.
The late fowls do not usually have
as large combs as those Matched earlier.
nor will they grow TO become heavy
weights. II Is difficult to secure good
winter layers from Late birds. but for
spring work they are fully equal to any
others They are shorter-legged and
more compact in body than the early
birds, and produce as large. vigorous
chicks. but the mixture Of early and
late fowls gives an appearance lacking
in shape and uniformity; hence all late
birds should be kept together instead
Of being with the others
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

BRAxDETn's PrILs purify the Blood
stimulate the Liver, strengthen the Kid
neys, regulate the Bowels. They were in
troduced In the United States in 1S31 Since
that time over fifty millions Of boxes OF
BRAxDRETu's Pills havc been consumed.
This, together with thousands Of convinc.
Ing testimonials from all parts Of the
world, II positive evidence or their value
BRASDRErH's PILLs are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless and safe 70 take II
any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store
either plain or sugar coated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

A GREAT mistake perhaps was made when
DR.. Sherman named his great remedy
Prickly Ash BiTTEHs: but II is presumed
that at that time all remedies for the blood,
etc, were called BitterA Had he called It
Prickly Ash " Regulator" +" Curative or
almost anything but Bsft<rs, IL undoubtedly
would have superseded all other prepare,
tons Of similar character. The name Bit
ters il misleading; 1t 10 purely . medicine
and can not be used as q beverage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

This disaster occurs when digestion Il IN
tcrruptcd. IL il the business OF the stom
ach 70 manufacture the raw material, food
into blood, the fertilixing tide that bears
vigor % the most distant parts OF the digcs-
ton. When tins IS checked. inanition, loss
letters Stomach Bitters impels the stomach
70 renewed labor. Seek the Bitters IL
troubled with constipation. rheumatism,
malaria and kidney complaint.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

LIVESTOCK SHTPPERs AND rKEpIRo.-
Read ad- Of G. c. Daily q Co other column.
a wElL-covEKED head may be poorly
6lled
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Now THAT the rush Of the summer work i
somewhat over, we desire 70 call attention
TO some matters looking forward to profita-
Bile work for tho fall months. and through
the winter. Write to b. r. johnson & Co.
1909 Main st., Richmond, Va, and they will
show you how to do a grand work, which
can be made permanent Thing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

FoR an example Of the power Of single
letter compare the phrases .'blooming
check" and "blooming cheeks. -PItsbsvuh
Chr0n;cla
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

EcoxoNr Is wealth: wealth breeds ex-
travaRance; therefore economy IL tho
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Crooked work will always bring man
into stra.ghts.-PffsburDh Chronicle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

WE have IL from reliable source that IL
has been called the pail moon" ever since
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

TIM sportsman may lead an idle exist
onca. but his career y not an aimless ona
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

PLEASANT. Wholesome. Speedy for coughs
y Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26
Ely'S
CREAM BALM

Thdx uscd fro bot
tIes Of Ely's Cream
Balm and cosrtdsr
mpself cured. Imf-
fercd 20 pears from
eatdS7-h and cdfas7h-
al headache, and this
= me mt remedy
thar dgo~ied lasting
vsli<f. ID. T.Higgin-
con, IA Lake S.,
Chlc0go, M-
a particle 10 applied Il
able Price 70 cents az 4
~ cents- LILY DHOrHE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26
DRIckLY ASH
II BITTERS

One 81 he most Important organs 81 Inc
human BODY Il The LIVER when II fails 10
properly perform 10 functions me entire
system becomes deranesd. The BRAIN.
KIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS. al refuse
10 perform their work. DYSPEPSIA, con-.
sTIPATI0M. RHEumATIsm, KIDNEY Dis
EASE, etc., are The results, unless some
thing Is done b assist Mature In throwing
81 the impurities caused By Inaelioa d I
TORPID LIVER. This assistance % ne
eessasy will b found II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

4 Every sinful heart il > jericho. :
strong fortress held BY the enemy
? 50 i the world or sin. entrenchcd ia %
cscty, business fashion and seiiishncss.
3 We are not able 70 subJur these BY our
selves alone.
4 We can DO Il by the aid or the Captain
o. our saivatioa~ ans obcyia7 Hi< orders.
= Col BY tho simn.cst means His spirit
The Word. TIM c-ucl1ci Jesus c0nqucrs sin
I'll hca~rs. and = conqucring tho world
y CD gives r. the promised land, bit
tncrc are many battles ~ b. folgAs and
VICTORIES . " w9a, before w. can obsais
21l pcsscss.0.4-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
Grain aud Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug ls.-.Therc was q change
In the speculative atmosphere from the curb
feelings last night TO the beginning OF bust
ness today. In the grain market there was
u sudden let up and mild reaction in prices.
Wheat opened Isc lower, aud before noon
sold lc under the closing price yesterday.
Corn also started lIc lower, and after a
rally. TO the closing price dropped back a
fraction.
Oats were firm and &c higher for October.
In provisions the feeling Of strength con-
tinued. Opening prices were about &c
higher, and pork sold at about the outside
price touched yesterday. Sales for Septom.
Der for the forenoon ranged: Wheat, $3.50
SIC; corn, liKMAL @Akc; mess pork
Sl30OCgl3.G7. There was light trading in
corn. The market appeared TO be little
affected by outside reports, and IL was not
disturbed by outside orders Opening
prices were about &c lower There was no
anxiety to sell at any price, but for lack Of
support the price went oil slightly, and
closed about &c lower
The closing prices for the September op.
ton show the following results in compari-
son with yesterdays closing figures: Wheat,
&c lower; corn, &c lower oats, &c higher
pork, lIllc higher; lard, 2Jzc higher; short
ribs, l2IEc higher.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
GENERAL TRADE.


Clear rib side bacon, bulk PORK clear
sides, clear rib sides long clear aud shoulder,
were marked NJ &c today. Rgg, are in
good demand NJ slight advance. Grain In
store at the elevators, corn. NJ 2l bush els.
oats 500 bushels, and wheat i5,Os7
bushels
The New Orleans sugar market shows no
change. Goods are quiet aud steady with
very limited assortment II plantation
sugars on the market Molasscs continues
quiet and unchanged. There Is fair dc.
mHnd ior clean rice With light receipts. with
movement fair and prices steady. Rough
rice IL In good demand At steady prices
nov fruit las been introduced 70 the
New Orleans market Mexican grape via the
International 4 Southern Pacific railroad.
Tie rmrcs are irum ChahuahuA and are
eail"d Epsro, are purple. have n very sweet
Taste, appear month earlier than California
g'apcs AMI cen be brourht 10 the New Or.
lct"' market IN fouy.ciFht hours.
Tur cuic'uu GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler hvUn & Co, of Chlosso, 10 OF.
d'r fnnlaino, Ncmph, Lat. cables ,tai.
,bai the wcaiiief,i' hot aud forcing, increase
on actcsg. ?aO.Coo .rrc, No outside buying
Sflen l,fe. Sca!p.r arc selling freely"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

CANNED Goops Pine apple, a. rs: peaches.
2 lbs, standard, 500, 3 lbs, standard, SIS;
second, sl.5D. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard
SlUO 5 lbs, standard, sl.ib. Strawberries
sl.15. Rnsphorrics, siGO. Blackbcrrics, n. 2j
Cti.iO. Green cages, Sl.15di.Si. Pears 81. ~
tll,1b. flums, f.7i. Asparagus, s2G16l
g. Green corn, ti75Ctiin Green peas,
slGiNti.D Cove oysters. full weight NJ.
~, lbs Sl.0b6gl.75; light weight G5t75c:
. lbs 500 Condensed milk-Cruwn, 500
Eagle, S76, Swiss. St.75. salmon, q So
Snrdincs, SL75. mustard sarlincs 800
Mnckcrcl sl61. herring mackcrcl, sl25.
SreAg-Purc white, Sc of white, &C;
yellow clarified, 7Att7 &c; refined 4, Sc.
standard graduated, s1sGSsl4c; powdered.
SIC, cut Loaf, ,A,c firm.
t"iTUr- Common. iiC ordinary. iGc. fair
ltc prime Rio, isc, choice % fancy, loo, old
government 30a32c; steady
SNr--Snginnw, tl.3Udi.;S per hrl. Ohio
river, Si,2D0gi2i per hrl. SIS. fine, sL2iGJ
lao coarse, lO6gl.lh pkis 2a.CtIc.
RicE-Louisiana, 5tt5sc Carolina, &C.,
quiet
tNNpIUs-Stick, all sizes In bxs, pals and
hrls, stolnc, fancy assorted, Ss,ijy, extra
fancy isft2jc, firm.
CuEUsr-Ncw York factory, none. full
cream, l2atti3c. Young America, l3ditc
SoArs 'Np C,Nptr-Soap, SO &c, candles,
full weight la
SrNuCn-3A0L3i sc.
M"iAssrs-Luuisiann. common 90 fair, GOA
-, prime to choice, MONS. fancy, lOd l5c.
centrifugal, common Ia fair. 9a2ic, prime
u choice, Da3'c. syrup, 2DfClOc, quiet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

May, 0s3d0sI; June, 0.sO900O July 907
@9g0. Sales, 2G,7OO bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
duh and nominal Middling lOsc Sales,
30 bales Quotations were as follows or
binary Sc; good ordinary, SIC, low mid
ding Csc middling, lolsci good mildling
1Oisc.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet
and stcndy, as follows August, 9S2 bid
September, 0l7@9ls, October, S.35@s1,
November ssg@0OO December, sg25,so j,
January, sgo@DOo, February, oos9oO0.
March, ol7@o1s; April o.2G@o25; May,
035CI03G; June, ail@Ol5, Sales, S2OJ
bales
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
Miscellaneous.

nAuoing- iO0iac.
fovprn-hcgS 500 half kegs, g. 70.
quarter keys si5N
Hinu-nry nint, No |, iNr. No. 2 10. Jry
salicd b'fCt7c, green aiied. No. 1. Sc, M
2 SIC green, Slsic, shocp.kins, l5cOtti 90
irregular.
Tiu-tit 5Cli.2i
snor-prop tLs5 buck, $50.
luAp-=6c.
NNus-lron, t2Oo, steel. t2i5.
IohAcco-Common, 2jCg3,c. other grade.
35CtS5c.
ssuIr-0arretts ti0s5. Ralphs ,i-o,
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad, s. IS. Gall q
Az, Sn2i ~
Coat on~-rhme white. Wholesale loa
phc per gal.
WHiskI' Straight Kentucky bourbon.
ti.tpCtO.O0. Robinson aud Lincoln e,unti,s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
DOMESTIC ENCIIANGr

nbhihIlt tAtnANtE'
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing $3.50 per 81, 600 premium selling. New
Orleans g. discount buying par selling
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louisville demand
par buying, 81 per $1,000 premium selling
The weeks cloarings showed u falling ofTo Of
500 jiS.6l from the clcnrings Of the previous
week, indicating a corresponding decrease In
the volume Of general business for the same
period.
The local cotton market closed steady aud
unchanged and sales unimportant Little or
no cotton business il doing, there being no
assortment OF cotton In market TO attract
the attention of buyers. At New Orleans
spots hrc dull aud nominal and futures quiet.
August declined 8 points and remaining
months 2 points.
The Liverpool market IL fiat, very little
doing. Mddlinr uplands and Orleans de.
ri1ntd "a. Futures closed quiet at q de-
cline OF points New York closed nominal
with no sllos and ut declito u Sc ON all
grades Futures quiet and steady at de-
cline Of - points for August aud 10 2
points for the new crop months.
The Liverpool Journal says "A novel
departure has lately been witnessed In con.
nection with the cotton trade of this port.
The New York cotton market has for some
time been under the control IL q bold clique
Of opcrutors who have succeeded IN mani.
pulaung the price oi cotton for August de.
livery 60 such pitch, compared with Liver
pool PARTIES Of value, that certain cotton
houses, among them the important firm Of
Smith, Edwards a Co, have found II to nd-
vantage TO ship cotton from Liverpool 10
New York. The freight and other expenses
will have 20 be cut very fine 20 make the
operation worth undertaking. A curious
question will arise about the town dues
This cotton has paid town dues when i'm.
ported-cotton IN transit pays no town dues.
IL has practically been Ia transit, and there.
fore the dues may be recoverable. Consdcm-
lions Of cost and profit II any on this spc-
oihc operation are, however. probably not 70
much IT, ultimate aim ~ the effect VI it, lie
livery in New York will be- The peonle
who are attempting Ia corner the market
will receive all tho cotton available Ia
America aud, far from finding an outlet
for II In Liverpool, are receiving more cotton
from here. This move may prove the pro.
verbal last straw which will break the back
Of the clique. Should the price further al.
vance We believe that plenty more cotton IL
available Tor shipment aud that the arm
mentioned nrc prepared to ship largely II
necessary. This IA the latest development
81 carrying GOALS TO Newcastle" II "
worthy 81 note that the freight urun some
at the cotton has been IS ~ ter ton weight
aud viii bc double that Coz the return yoy.
age " sent back without being landed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

Clearings, 81, 500 balances, 50, ,G0l.
For last wcek-Clearings, 81, la, 1867 bal
ances, g, 52i,7 0i. For corresponding week
last year-Clcarings, SIG 3O2 balances,
S. 003,Ol
-NEw York, Aug. ls.-Tho weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, decrease, $3.50, $50; loans Increase,
50 lls,OO0 specie, decrease; 81, li5,0 300; legal
tenders decrease Sl,3GO,GOO; deposits de.
crease, $3.50 700, circulation, increase, $Ss 100.
The banks now hold S2l, 03G, $50 in excess OF
tho - nor cont rnln
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

IoNpnN, Aug. is y, M. .-.tonsols closed
At ~ tlOd for money and ukd for the &c.
count United States bonds. q, N.3li.; At
lantic & Grcat Western lsts, " &c: Cana.
dian Pacific, 5sA.c; Erie, q &C.. The amount
oi bullion zone into the Bank Of England ON
balance today II fila0o,
nHiiN, Aug is.-The statement Of the
Imperial Rank of Germany shows q decrease
IN specie of ", 90 600 marks
rAHn. Aug. is-rhrco per cent rcnies,
81 " Itc TOT the account
tANK cLIARiNd,.
Cmc,oo H., Aug. iS.-Bank eloarings,
slo,ipl352.
Nrv oEtr,Ss, la, Aug iS-Dank clear.
inFs t6i7.S2O,
nAiuSoRr, Nd, Aug. 1s.-Clcarings. s.,
iOG, 2D7 balances, t256si2
NV YoRK, Aug is-Clcarings s9a.77a,.
III. balances, 81, Ts0pnS For the week
clcahngs, tSla, SSi, as6 balances, t39, %, SSJ.
rmi,purHtA, Ia, Aug iS-Clcarinrs.
81 .4SA $50. balances. 81. 7t2 Od2. For thc
week -Clcarings, s6S,Seo,S9o balances, 81.
1712t0
BouoS, Mass, Aug. is-Clcarines, tia..
tHO,ON balances, si,Os5t5I For the week
Llcafinrs, S'5,JJi.Si0. balances, soat1, So.
For the corresponding week In iss7-t!lear.
Tugs l5iO0J,ss5. bslanrcs Snii3 100.
- l'urs No, Aug Is Clranngs So.
ShNi' uiiucrs. f+A.Hi Eor this week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
IInnsrhnId snnniie.

ATTEST 2iftl 90 per brl. Dried apples,
tHnc per III, from store. Dried peaches,
1ttig trum store.
FUuu-Firm. Lemons, 81 SOGtl 20 pcr
box, Bananas, Slma2Un per bunch.
licgtrs-lltls, 81 ~ half hrls, slOl.
ior,rou-firm, sl1Jts2UU per brl. sweet
s. - pcr T.
foritnr ,hickcns, spring sl.5OG25O.
mixed. H.5'ht25O hens. ~ jD1G27j
Egut steady, boxes. lie. cnsgs lSc
iEutrs-t Ocuanuis, ttuJ per loo Peanuts.
Virginia GaG'.c Tennessee, farmers stock,
ttu'r, roasted, 2'sc higher. shellcd, O,a7c.
ivuans. Texas. UUi2c
RAisiSs--london LAYERS, 800 LAYERS
$40. California, So 5OHlOO
Brrrrn- lluitoHnc, ibC. creamery. 2i622c.
dairy. idJoiSc country butter. iI6tiGc.
tinrH-o4ark, $3.50 per brl, aud $3.50 per
half brl.
NtNra.R-rcrrnl, SAFE.
NtuTtAuLrH-pniuns $3.50 per bril- a. on
per sack. Cabbage, homo grown, a 7SGG
2lpct crate. loose, 5c. kmut brls, 500
hall bTls, $50 Garlic 50 per lOJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL

Al noon: spois-Flat very little doing
Sales, 1900 bales Of which American
3 $40 bales. Receipts, aoo bales, ~ which
American 300 bales. Closing quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, l'zd good orli.
nary, 6l,d; low middling hisl. good mid.
ding, hjsd' middling uplands, . D.lGd; mid.
ding Orleans . OiGd
Futures opened steady at decline aud
closed quiet.
These prices are given In pence aud Giihs,
thus IOj means iGJGi, aud 5.Ol means
bl.W.l
At p.m.--August, 53i, sellers August.
September, 6.2S, sellers September October.
h.lS, sellers October November. h.l3. SELLERS.
November December, hii. sellers. Dccem.
hcr-Jnnuary, an, sellers, jluunry.Fcbrunry
Oil, sellers, February March, b.ll value
September, - buyers.
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Cony MrAL-smndard, S2.5O@2.j5i pearl,
s. steady.
BRANs ASH PE,s-Navy beans, $40 medi-
um, g.. 80.
OAR MrAI--In half hrls, $3.50 from store.
CRAcKEs- soda, treble extra, 3 'gc ginger
snaps aCtSc assorted iumblcs, lUHl2c.
FLoUR-FrDm store, common, s3.2i; inmi-
w. s3.75. choice, 500 fancy 81 2j extra
fancy, $40. patent S5.0Om5.2 20, quiet,
CRACKED WmEAr-ln half brls $3.50 from
store.
llomSY AND GRlrs-From store, 1925.