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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-06

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o. Do Prang, from rock to rock, . wild,
weird figure, vel in keeping with the solemn
and titanic sadness Of the place
Twice she fell, once right into the stream,
but she took NO heed, she did not
even seem to feel It. At last sbe was
at tho bottom, now creeping like black
dot across tho wide spaces Of moonlight and
now swsllnuad I'm in tho chsd"'v Thor"
before her was tho mouth of her little cave;
her strength WAS leaving her ct last, and she
vas fain to creep into It, broken hearted,
ciassd, and-dying.
sOh, God, forgive mel God forgive met"
shs moansd, - she sauk upon tho rocky
door. ~Dessis. I dnned against you. but I
have washed away my sin. I did Il for you.
Bessie. love, mot for mysslf had rather
have died than kill him for myself You will
know what did for you. am going to die.
know tina. I am dying. Ga, il only
could - his fsce once mors before dle-be-
fore del"
Slowly tho westering moonlight crept down
Tie blackneo Of to rock. Now al last It
peepsd into tho little cavo and played upon
Johns slseping face lying within two feet Of
ber. Her prayer bad been granted; there
was her lover By her sids.
With start and great dgh Of doubt she
saw him. Wa b dcadi She dragged her.
elf % him "a hse hands and knees and List
ened for bis brsathing, II perchance he still
breathsd and was not vision. Then Il came
aleep.
SHOULD she try to wake himi What fort
To tan him che was Q murderess and then to
L. .S~ 49, I'll -. u.
nature was sxhausted: and shs knew that she
va certainly guing-going fast No. . hun
drsd times, mol
Only shs pat hsr hand into her hrsass and
drew out ~ paa, on the back Of which she
pad writssn 70 him, and thrust Il between his
nnGleD fingers. Itshould speak for her. Then
~ lsaned over him and watched his Gleeping
face, . very incarnation Of infinite, dsspairin9
tsndsgnsas and love that = deeper than The
grava And - shs watched gradually her
feet and leg grow cold and numb, TN ct
leugth she could feel nothing below her
bosom Shs Wa dsad nearly to The heart
The rays Of ths moon faded slowly from the
lcvsl Il ths LITTLE cavc, and JOINTS facs grow
dark 10 her darksning sight She bent down
end kiassd him oucs. twics. thrice
Thsn ct lase H. end eams. ThsFs WAS .
8ees Asszaz u sABoe Sos"sv - ~ o@0 ~
roaring = q : thousand -: within hsr can,
and ~ hsed INK esnty On hse lovers breast
= On = p1l1ow: ard thsre she died and passed
npw.sd es~erd sne vsdsr hfe end larger
Hbesevs - p9chance downward into The
ocR8 8 = sssn1 -
49, - go 90 see1sso Seci TINS
- - uuataon q NJ love ard this her
e',osI -
- - ne gone' sakn8 VAN
~ - seaot q - AN s.csance and crime
ena - nleas w1nos moaning amid tns rocks
sang eho1r requiem over ber. Hare 0ho 6rSt
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Timber Land Act, June 3, 1873
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
81 u MT s: srArxs LAND ovr!cE.

SEATTLE, WASH. Txs.. June II. les
NOTiCE 10 hereby given that In eomplianes
with the provisions II the Get Of Congress
OF June ) 1873, entitled "Aa act for the sale Of
Hmoer iands 10 the States u Califbrnlss Ossgee.
Nevada, and Warrington Terriioey," JaMee v.
Taylor. Of the city Of Seattle. CosIty q khg.
, uSearsitosy q Washington, has this Day 1lsd 8
tnle once hte sworn statement No. 8Dll, feP ~
purchase Of the North Hast Quarter Of Uss(i1n
10 No.. =, " Towsship No. Is. n. Rsnge.. Nes ;
Wes! and viii oGer proof - show tlsat ~ )au4
soegnt - more valuable for its timber a. eee1n
sasn ier agricultural purposes. and to setnA)k
MS claim to said land before the RegioteR -
receiver Of this oice at the city Of SeaflIe. Wooo
Tef, on Friday, the 5th day Of Oetehse, ~
9 ne names ~ witnesses: c. p MsFsddsa. -
SETTLE, King county. w. T.: Isaac Canninghams
o. Seattle, King county, VT; Harvey Lece4
Of seattle, King county, w. T.; Martin J. CsM
gan. OF Seattle, King county. w. T.
ANY ana All persons claiming sdvsresly ~
sSovedescribed lands are requested to ale ~
essims In this ONCE on or before said 5th 1ny -
october. 1883. JOHN Y. uSTRAMDx9
1sg,seps.
Date OF arst publication June Is. 1855
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-06

Inc juice OF the stems and leaves of tb.
eommoo wild balsa,n with spotted or.ncs
coiorod flowers, known Is "iewel vse5s
and Touch me not is reported 70 hav.
ployea surc cure for poisoning Of the skin
~ The poison ivy or oak '>AA'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-06

Steamers OLYMPIAN, ALASKAN or EMMA
HAYWARD between Tacoma and Seattle:
TO SEATTLE.-DAILY.
Leave Tacoma, aS:3O, 1000 A. NJ, and 6 AS p NJ
Arrive Seattle, 1920 A. M, IBIS and 9:0( p. NJ.
FROM SEATTLE.-DAILY.
Leave Seattle, 800 A. NJ, 90 and $50 r. N.
Arrive Tacoma, 65 Is A. NJ, S:15 and $40 p. n.
ON SUNDAY ONLY.-Two TRIPS.
Leave Tacoma, 900 A. NJ. and GAS p NJ.
Leave Seattle, 500 A. NJ. and $3.50 p NJ.
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rhea, elect. Structure Syphilis. in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Imp0tency,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively by
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The Doctor has
travelled extensively in Europe, and in
spected thoroughly the various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valuable
Information, which he is competent to i'm
part to those in need of his services. TIL.
Doctor cures when others fail. Try him
Ok. GIBBON will make no charge unless
he effect cure. Persons at distance may
DC cured at home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for a pack
age of medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name of the
paper they see this advertisement in
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Ad.
dress DIR. j. F.GIBBON, Box 1857 San
Francisco.
May 28th, 1885. "
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SUM MONS.


In the District Court Of the Second judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory OF WashingtOn, holding
terms Of Olympia. for the counties Of Thur
ton and Mason.
Alfred Thompson,
Plaintiff,
VS..
John ]. Hardy,
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms 1t Olympia for the
counties Of Thurston and Mason, and Complaint
nled In the county OF Thurston, In the ofice 81
the Clerk Of said District Court
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IN inc matter OF taking q bath there Ar,
. IAN important conditions to be observed
a iul bath should not be taken imn,e,,;,+e, ~,
sateT eating, or when tho body is oyOrhcotei
g while 81 rering from temporary pbvs;ca1
exhaustion. The temperature Of the wotcr crit =
Important Adults arsapt to have il war,ne !,
49,. -I = neca ne. and as the tendency il to 70.
sas sn long IN warn, bath, the best physical
- sui1s are not obtained In some respects
INC pos. ls;c to taks bath is just after ret
Ing ou' ., Led IN the morning. Other con.
s ,;,aos which arc also hcalthful are
=. s"Sen ~ nni T. in tn 'aorning, 4 and 6 in
mo afternoon C.. ja;s !, ,-,..e.tinc ;ntr, ~. =.
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sdealthsn, Eco covors,~

Inc covering Of bed ought to b. lipbt ..
we. as warm Good Housekeeping efirm,
mat wooden blankets arc far moro 6e.lthS,,
snan neavy comfortabics. which admit of no
ven1iatlon, but instead absorb and rrx.in
me exhalations of the body.
one blanket Of wool, no matter how coar.a
~ quanty, has more warmth retaining pover
sn,n q heavy comfortable; yet because thu
teeling OF weight is lacking there 10 ;,,,, ~
d'ate outcry that it is cold. Tho lessor v..;,-,.
~. 1s1n qmeter sleep Of far moro refresh
Sls qualify than any to b had under the
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To 8UY2R0' GUIDE q
a1o1oo March and 0opt,.
80 yeoR. Il - N ency.
oIoDoo11 of useful infor.
ua13oa - al who Dur.
enAoo - injuries OF the
nAooo1 - Of LIN. We
can clothe you ma 1nEnish you with
al the necessary ~ unnecessary
eppliances to rides Walks dance. sleep,
eae, nah. hunt, work, 90 to church,
or stay ct homss ana IN various sises.
styles and Quanfitioe. Just figure out
what u required t0do Ill these things
COMFORTABLY. and you can make . fair
estimate OF the valuo Of the BUYERS
GUIDE. which w1l BE- sent upon
receipt OF 10 cents 70 pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
l1l-ll4 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, nj.
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(a) Connects at Tacoma with N P. trains for
Portland, and Eastern Points via " Swithback'
Or Columbia River route.
% Connects ut Tacoma with n. P. trains from
Portland, aud Eastern Points via " Switchbxck''
or Columbia River Route.
Steamer EMMA HAYWARD between Olympia,
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Mashin9tun Stanaara

JESS.
By II. Rider Haggard,
AUTHOR OF
"King Solomon's Mines,' She" &c
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY.

900 KEARNEY
OAO St., corner of
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. Es-
Established in 1854, for
sthe treatment of Sex
:ual and Seminal Dis
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Steamers connect with all Trains to and from
Portland, Eastern and Southern Points.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

Al the request Of the Chickanv Land corrp.n,
the above stle II BY me, ~ Trustee, postp,,psd
until the nth pey OF August. iHsH
& MuSlIY Trustee.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No change In the general market lists were
made today 10y the quotation committees Of
the Merchants exchange. The tone oi hog
products aud lard was changed To easier On
the stree, apples, loose, from wagon are buy.
ing ut SOC 10 81 per barrel. Grain In store ut
the elevators Corn, 2O,o,J bushels, oats,
2.nsi bushels.
A. New Orleans the sugar market IL quiet
hut firm, with light stock Prices ARE steady
and are probably better maintained than M
other markets, owing Ia the strength Of local
conditions Refined sugar IL IN good de
nnnd aud Lrm. Rice continues quiet, with
light demand.
TiiE CHlCAUo GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler Brown & Co, of Chicago. tn Or
den fontainc, Of Memphis Receipts Of
corn increasing, later cables easy, general
weak undcriono In all grains The crowd
was bcarish ON wheat today aud forced the
market down on easier cables aud light clear.
anccs at the scahoard, but the market closed
firm under good demand from shorts
Aiyiccs from ~ Louis report over 100 OoO
bushels taken there today Tor export, aud
late cables report wet aud cold weather on
the continent CUp reports from the north
west continue uufayorahlcoNingto excessive
heat We still believe In purchasing ON
breaks
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General News.

BUSINESS dull.
TnE Gayoso leaves tomorrow at 5 O'Clock
pm. for tiptonyille.
TITS James Ice departs this afternoon nj 8
o'clock for Helena and frian Point.
fnE Rosa Lee pulls out this evening nj 0
o'clock Tor Osccola aud the upper bends.
TnT Coahoma arrived from Arkansas City
yesterday morning with fair trip. She re.
turned last evening.
TuE DcSoto arrived from Cincinnati yes.
tcrday afternoon with fine trip. She goes
back this evening at o'clock.
TnE Paris G. Brown will probably enter
the ~. Louis aud New Orleans Anchor line
upon her arrival at the latter port.
Carr. Gro. W. BooKour has bought the
Josie u. llarkins at Cailetisburg, Ky, for
the Nicksburg aud Sunilowcr trade.
NICgsuuR0 II shut out from boats landing
there, and klCinstonc il the port where
boats must land until the river riscs.
TuE Anchor line steamer City Of New Or.
leans passed To ~. Louis yesterday morning
With a fair upstream trip. She discharged
about sixty packages ut the elevator.
TuE supcrstitious three theory comes out
on top again. First WIS the sinking OF the
Kyle ON the kanawha on Sunday the sink.
fng Of the Judith on the Missouri ON Mon.
leans on Tuesday.
Tur National Convention of tho American
Order Of steam Engineers, held nj Manchcs
ter n. H.. last week elected the following
officers supreme chief, jefferson Young
IT,, New York, supreme assistant jeremiah
lahcy, IT,, New Jersey; supreme recorder
W. II Ncnablc. New Hampshire, supreme
corresponding secretary, w. H. Wakefield
supreme treasurer, James y pc.s, Connec
iicdi supreme master mechanic. II r. Petit
Pennsylvania. junior master mechanic. John
Dooncr, Illinois inside sentinel 4. e. Elan.
nagan, Pennsylvania. outside sentinel W.
" Disbio, Ohio, trustees lfor five ycarsL
u. Born Boston. Hugh T. Roberts. Utica
y. V, supreme judges Charles 4. Jacks
aud II. Born. boston: II. 7. Roberts Utica
n Y, WIN. u. Barrett, Manchester. n. H.;
Michael fognrly, Brooklyn, n. y. over
seventy amendments 20 the constitution
were offered and debated during the conyen.
ton, The visitors were banquctcd by the
local engineers seW iort Maiiiius Reporter
CiSciNNaTi Commercial Gaisiis. 18th. The
rebuilt Champion No. \ will makc a trial or
excursion trip 10 Concy Island and return
today, leaving the foot OF Walnut street nj 8
y. m, In charge Of Capt Williams. Her
name will be changed 20 Hercules Carrrl
after the veteran retired hoatman and prcsi.
dent OF the marine ways, as soon NJ the nee.
cssary papers eau be made out a, Washing.
ton She will hereafter ply rs a passenger
steamer, Her hull n comparatively new.
Capt. Philip Golay, Of vc,ay, " making mr..
rangcmcnis Tot the building 81 boat TOT his
cousin, A, a Uolay, Of Geneva Fla, 100 feet
long by q loot beam with lfoot hold.
Capt Oolay has been In charge OF the i'm.
proVemcnts on the Grand Chain In the Ohio
river above Cairo. Capt Golay used 20 run
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Boua. .oa stocks.

INV YoRE, Aug. Mooney ON call easy
at i6uiL per cent Prime mercantile paper
i66 per cent. Sterling exchange fairly
active aud steady at ~ ~ for sixiy.dny bills
aud Sl.s5i, for demand,
Government bonds were dull aud steady
State bonds were dull aud fcaturclcss.
The stock market was quiet all day The
talk upon the street though somewhat pre-
mature, II that the next dividend will be- nj
the rate Of per cent per annun, and Il has
some influence In maintaining the advance
la the stock. There were some sharp gains
in the inactive lists, and Wheeling A Lake
Erie aud Oregon improvement were the most
prominent though al ~ them reacted some.
what toward the close The general list.
however did not gympathisc with the i'm.
pfuNcmcnt IN the steaks mentioned aud fol.
lowing the lead 1T 81 Paul were icycrish
aud weak almost the entire day. There was
FREE realizing IN Union Pacific aud Western
Union, aud the report NJ earnings oi the for.
mCr had some effect in keeping it,
price down. The coal stocks vcry
comparatively neglected and the dealings In
Reading up 10 tie last hour. when a few
round amounts changed hands were only
about i,un shares. The news " the day
was IT natural character aud Boston aud
Philadelphia were both buyers, while Lon.
don both bought aud spld during the day.
The London quotations came somewhat
lover this morning aud rather heavy
opening In response was the result herr.
iir,t prices being generally from q. 10 y per
cent below last evenings figures New
England aud the Nandcrhilts led rally Nv
the early trading, but the list then became
tcycrsh aul weak, aud Notwithstanding the
strength IN lake shore remained generally
heavy throughout the afternoon. aud the
lowest prices were IN most eases established
IN the last hour The dealings continued
without feature, and after n slight reaction
the market finally closed about steady NJ close
to opening prices tur most IT the list The
final changes in the active lit arr irregular.
hut generally IN the direction Ut lower prices
and confined a. fractional amounts only cN.
ccpi In Hooking Valley, which yielded a..
per cent
The dealings In railroad bonds wcr In
close sympathy with the trading In sharrs,
being quiet with the smallest fluctuations
aud the hnal outcome Ut the DAYS business
irregular change, ui fractions The total
sales were il,jHOD. The total sales II
siock today were Isl, SU7 shares. Closing
quotations.
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tic; prime Rio, lsc; choice TO fancy l0c; old
government, S0@32c; quiet
RIcE-Louisiana, 6@bHci Carolina, &C;
quiet
CANNED GooDs-Pnc apple, $i.75 peaches,
Q lbs, standard, 500; lbs, standard, S2255;
second, $3.50. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard,
sl,00 3 lbs, standard, $ll5. Strawberries,
Sl.7b. Raspberres, SLIGO. Blackberries, 81. 25
6gl.40 Green cages, Sl.759l So, Pears,
81. 20Gll.75. Plums, Sl.75. Asparagus, s265
@4.25. Green corn, Sl.75@l.40. Green peas,
SL65Ml0O. Cove oysters, full weight, lb,
Doc; 2 lbs, $l65Ml.75; light weight. ID, 65Gg
Toe lbs, 500 Condensed milk.-Crown,
$500 Eagle, $40; Swiss, 1915. Salmon,
Sl.S5. Sardines, SI75; mustard sardines,
500 Mackerel, $780, herring mackerel,
Sl.25.
SALr-saginaw, $l.30@l.35 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 20@l,25 per brl; SKIS fine, 1880
lao; coarse, ~ l06ll. IS, pkts, 2M@7c.
CANDIEs-Stick, all Sizes in bXs pals and
brls, s@l0c; fancy assorted, S@l5ci extra
fancy, 1S@25c; firm.
MoLAssEs-LOuisiann, common to fair 20
Gg25c, prime TO choice 33M3Sc; fancy, 400
Acc centrifugal, common to fair, 2Ooa2jc;
prime TO choice, 3O@35c; syrup 2O@iOc;
quiet.
CHEEsr-Ncw York factory, case; full
cream, l2dl3c; Young America, l3Gglic.
SCARS AND CANDLEs-SOap 395lgc; candles,
full weight, lOc.
STAHCH-3HM3hc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

as an engineer in the Mail Line many years
ago. The following from the Nashville Dem
ocrat, reads like "Buz' "The paragraph in
the American, stating the bell of the old
Red Rover was on an engine Of the
Louisville 4 Nashville railroad, was
mistake. The bell of the Red Rover weighed
400 pounds, and Capt Strong, who owned
the boat says that it was the second largest
bell ever on Cumberland river steamer.
The Humboldt, owned by Capt. Strong, had
q bell upon her weighing 700 pounds, and
Capt. Strong says that he was very much
amused once by seeing man tug at it for
some time trying to lift it, but he did not
succeed The Humboldt was the largest
stern-wheeler in her day, which was early in
the fifties. She could carry | 200 tons, and was
quite curiosity to people living along the
river. The II. r. w. Hill was the largest
boat ever run in the Cumberland river. She
was a side-wheeler, 275 feet long, 3S feet
BEAM 10 foot hold and could carry 800
tons. She ran in this river in 1850, and
owing to her large size had to be taken out
of this river and put in the New Orleans
and Memphis trade. She was without doubt
one of the finest boats ever built, and the
Red Rover was the only boat in this river
afterward that could compare with her."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 2.-Clearings, SlOGs3,-
900.
ST.. IouIs, Mo-, Aug. 2.-Clcorings, $26ls,-
$50; balances, S2is, 1887
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2.-Clcarings, $130,0ss,-
1916, balances, $G,6S0, 503
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 2.-Clcarings, $2,-
272, 0S2; balances, S205, All.
BosToN, Mass, Aug 2.-Clearings, ST.
49,, 1893; balances, 81, 4i0sis.
PnlLApELrHIA, Pa, Aug, 2.-Clcarings,
81, 63l 4Di balances, u ,si3 800.
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Like the Light Weight.

OF the profession pugilstic the kidneys are small
but active In n state Of health. Their secretion
contains impurities productive Of rheumatism
govt aud dropsy, II allowed TO remain. When they
arc inactive, the blood becomes choked with ami.
NAL debris capable Of destroying life To promote
their activity when sluggish with llostetors stom
ach Biiers, is not only To guard against the dis
eases mentioned, but To prevent the iatty degcncm.
ton and ultimate destruction OF the organs by
those exceedingly dangerous maladics-Brighrs
disease aud diabetes Activity Of the bladder also
insures II against the formation Of gravel which II
sometimes requires one of the most dangerous and
painful operation In surgery 10 remove. Gravel.
moreover. ga most ngonizing COMPLAINT The Blt.
tcrs further commend themselves BY rcmcdylng
aud nervousness, aud nulliiy influences productive
Of mnlnfal disefse
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-The Drorers Jour
nal reports: Cattlc-Receipts, 10000; ship
ments, 1900. Market steady; beeycs
81. lOa6.3O; steers, $3,5O@50O; stockers and
feeders, S2.25@3 80; cows, bulls aud mixed
$l.GOG3.i0; Texas cattle, si.75@@3.S0.
Shccp-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000;
market steady; natives 10000 20; western
shon, S3.5O@il5; Texans shorn, 5000
800; lambs, Si5O@6.25
logs-Rcceipts, 1900; shipments, 5000
market steady for good, Others lower; mixed,
Sj.W@6G0; heavy, sG05@GGj; light, 1900
GEO; skips, SiJO6g6.00.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

Cons Mr,t=Siandar,l, - s,@2O0. pearl
81 ~. roller, SiiOdlii. quiet
Br,Ns ANp frw-Navy beans, y27j, me.
dium. a. -
u,r MrAt-ln half hrls ~ 10 frnm store.
'hsckrrs SOFIA, treble extra, b'sc ginger
snaps. h'l@sc assorted iun,hlcs. iUMlac.
fuuU=tium store. common. Nl9S. fam.
ily, $40 choice, Nut fancy, o. extra
inuCy Sin, paicut, t1wHAO quiet.
tU,yGm WmE,r In half brls, sL50 from
store.
iuNINN AM GHirs From store. slb2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

A. noon Sputs-lirm, prices stitching q
little. Sales, l2,VpD bales. Of which American
H2OU bales Receipts 1000 bulc.. uf which
American ,pDphales Clusingquutations were
~ follows Ordinary, 4a.d. good ordinary.
Lied low middling, o 5-lGd good mid.
ding 6Ad midiliup uplands. o lGl. mid
ding orleans, h,sd
Futures opened firm Of an advance aud
closed steady.
THESE prices are given IN pence aud Githg.
thus. A.Gj means iU3bi, and 6Ol means
bl.Ml
Ati pm.- August. asa. SELLERS. August.
September 5.m sellers September October.
IN sellers. October November 5l3. sell.
es, November December 81, buycrs, DE.
cembcr'JununrNi D ~, sellers. January Fcb
fuhry, 6ll, sellers February. March 5I2
sellers. September, $50. sellers.